The New York herald., 1870-02-24

next the l4th nst. for Brighton, where the sea ar
!. H. ~ expected. viii do him great deal OF goou.
This will be read with pleasure by many per-
sons In America. Mr. Br.ghts honest lace
was missed greatly at the opening OF Parilamens
on tuesday last. My informant says That tue euCal
men are OF opinion that Mr.. Bright Will be III MS
place In the House Of Commons before SIX weeks are
there can be no doubt. lie Is subject to what is
called relaxed sore throat ana his niaiady ~ VI
course. all the worse on account ol tle continual
speeches he has 10 make al all sorts OF meetings.
s hsss s nssss. ssS sGa Sts q
sy p' OF novel kind
TO be on the increase in London. The prospectus OF
! "A Matrimonial Magazine and Advertiser" is out
the object OF which ~ TO facilitate the means OF CON-
| municaton between gentlemen looking for wives
and ladies' looking out Tor husbands. IL Is intended
Paris were some twenty years ago. That il VIII not
be success need hardly say although IL may per-
out OF SILLY young women and still more foolish
young men. But the idea IS certainly novel, and
any thing new Is Tor time run after Dy certain
In the court journal IA weekly fashionable and
would.be witty paperl OF tins morning there Is a
story about Carlyle as foilows:-
An American author OF emnence came TO
Gently bearing letter Of introduction from Emerson one OF
has Of The aa door hss practice
20 hawkes bsgsars &c and indeed 70 app
and Carlyle opened unto nim Tho Interviewer" taken
Sss1 for doe. NHss s well sy n
Thomas Carlyle AZ homey" The aage's reply was ~.
with so much anraptness that The Amsrcaas nc:e
The Ss' ss %
and pasted on the walls hns others very
Great uussavu. AdopSus This
it. There is something peculiar IN the tenure Of Mr. caryes
sss :.ss 4:
tsement OF the house st with directions to
cepns MS and directing that hs should annually pay
in convenient Co, account Chcyne
III the he
rom desire to accommodate tho great author rather than
to proht by him as a tenant
What between the opening OF Parliament thar has
brought SO many business men to London and the
very severe frost that has given so many hunting
men an excuse for abandoning their sO-calied fav0r
ite pursuit, the city Is unusually full for the com
WINDSOR from Osborne about the 17tn and 1t ls said
she will inhabt Buckingham Palace, in London, for
aperiod OF SIX or seven weeks, during which time
she VIII hold three drawing rooms and give two
State bals-rather small allowance or entertain
menta Tor the immense sum she receives
Her Majesty seems, and no DOUBT is, bent upon
saving every slxpence she can and has already ac-
cumulated upwards OF half million sterling which
| she increases every year. The LOndOners complain
| that tney have all the expenses OF royal Court,
without any OF the benefits 70 trade from the in'
| come being spent, as It ought 10 be. in London.
And this reminds me Qt subject upon which
sysS9Ss SsSRS Y namely that hs py
the widespread misery and great poverty ainbnS the
working classes OF all the great towns. Surely q
who are being driven by poverty to emigrate. and
with the tens OF thousands who are too weak TOO
helpless too i'll or too old to emgrate would not
have been misplaced. But this Is subject upon
which columns upon columns OF the HERALD might
be written. AS a nation England Is sowing q wind
from whicn she can only reap whirlwind by the
utter neglect OF her starving millions A few years
more. little greater spread OF revolutionary
doctrines among labOrers and mechanics, and
Engiishmen may no longer be able to boast
that labor In this country arm itself against
capital. There are at this moment in London some
ana only get what III America ls called "a square
mealn once or twice from years end to years end.
And TINS cold weather only makes matters all the
worse for Il throws hundreds Of market gardeners,
bnckayers and others out OF employment.
The law courts having decided that his Grace the
Duke OF Newcastle could be adludicated bankrupt,
the following notice appears in last nights 00lciat
Gazette. IL Is the drYt time within the memory OF
man THAT an English peer has been thus 2azetted.
Does lt not f0retel decided movement towards re-
publcansmY 1t reads thus:-
BANKRUPrs.
To surrender n Basinghall street-iinon Henry Pelham
and Clnmber Park. Nonghamshire March ID al H.