, 1870-08-07
LONDON.
The War and the Relations Of
European Powers.
Mesalliauces Among the Eng
ish Aristocracy.
Report On Primary schools-Ignor-
ance Of the Children Of the
Poor,
[Fhox orR OWN CORRESPONDENT,

ENGLAND AND TIE wAn.
II is curious poaition the Rsitiah peon,a
*oecu1s, standing on their Inland and vatcbi,,
1at The rest OF Europe threatened with f.rnes
u would b mistake to SUPPOSE thev look or,
WIN coolnesa- The sight Is too terrible sor
13t Anat besides, 1t any moment the burn;np
maseIaA may come flying this way. So peopls
taih The Whole day about the wsr. All cJa.se.
arc moved by it, and ali arc moro or less sem
14ose oi the Tragedy there may be to como. No
amount OF slaughter would take them br sur
AAase' 70 Acs1Fe Ia the Imagination and 80 great
~ me ftrrngth with which the combat
@nls afe credited. A great a.ny per-
sous soa'd give good deal to
ktsox which elde is to viii .bav
would then know perfectly we'll Whist side n
tahe. But this is not clear, and 80 they ben.
about tie bush and balance themselves br tba
iRst telegram Thu commercial classes have
hugo respect for the Emperor NnnoIaon
oos u ~ halnply Tie respect Which, Lis success
t1s inspired, aud they would be ~ bitter
against NM - ~ Victor Hugo IL, if ho met with
roSerues. Tho current OF ihe talk il decidedly
asA!nst France for tb. moment but public
"pnltn il ftfo1, and some event shout 70 hap
fen may tnf1i it the other way.
4le chief couce1u Of t1ts British is rs to
Hlsium- My impression il, tLat England
aud viii 20 TO WAT, If necessary, to preserve
it. II ! AN right, you will Hucas how tightly
etAuhE il tho popular ieeltng. Then, the as-
pect oI other count1iea IL 10 exciting. Italy
a;ircn up al hopes OF Gibsalter; Sweden ioois
10 Finland Denmark {foolizhIy) longs for
SstMesWig; EustiA i, watching Silicis and
i oeen, snd tue Sultaus domains ars in Danger
81 being eonsidefed a. furnishing materials
deell.ul Indispensable. The suggestion
but is the time ripe: Does the render remss,.
bar tle story OF Judge l;1idoya. in It,beI.is7
n otde1 TO end the qu.1rels OF his suitors
without odendIng any Of them, that wise
the care Of deciding between the parties, and
made 1he winning CT losing Of said suits de-
I~enuent on the throw of tile dice Tho thing
succeeded wonderfully, and tho Judge Won
3ho reputation Of Solomon. Therenpon
metho1. imagined that ho had only to use it
ME'sch u order to earn name for infaIli-
Lihty. lat alas! it was quite tho re-
So1se. Not ou1y did ho satisfy no
un6; he oven drew down uniyersal
t:4ecia ton GU hitaneii. line reason fhat The
same process IroJucvd two such different re-
hnl:s was that OF tue two Judges tho former
took care not to iu'ettcEe until the Jjspute to
to sesiie1 had lAsted long enough to tire ont
10th paraias, to exhaust all their streneti. and
1nAAo tlEn prefer al,s klinl Of settlement to
the conlinuaiMs Ut ths struggle, whilo the lat
ter ;soL tLinSa at the otlteet. without waitin.
Inr tLu teh.n VI tho ulsPntants to coma t0
~ end. Alter tnany cr1ci battles, it is posi-
ttir lhe sn=Eentiun vi congress will h.va a
u -tter cAshce-
Aa1e7u;hAT1c AaHKlAnEs
When il the suburbs Of London. tho other
tiav, Ill p}t1saut tree-eo3cre1 copatry. a
fHend pointed uit the Duwagct DacAets of
Manchcetar and her husband. Mr.. Blasx-
Moodr WHO was = nletultt.- OF the nidlte lower
tia6= it In Aiiutt. anI wlla wot, her hsnd liz
lii e2ertiosss Ar ilnerant preacher. Tho
Duchess, her daughter. il Icaiier OF faslIion.
:4d tho Duke an Iri'l4Iilt }beer ut tue Vury
l'aI'y. bat sl!o bo"agvi lids away from them
WITH the hl-s,ai.l M lar cancc. 1n her mat
f,Ecntal Gxpct3ei4rt e..e certainly has known
iue two e1;reuts OF tho world aud the Church,
tor a conp;oicr cttr4et coulI scarcely he
found tisn iii tlIe late UnEe AID his successor
Glc latter still Esrs olt preaching. and
!: .:oo.i i tG b. h'l'.1 ..,;,,<, il doing some
good fortune the other d. il. reading scr:
Vi Lette:s Of the Firat Earl uf Maluisbury. IFS
Family and EIiellis, jlst pCblshe1iu two vol
i-.Ecs, i;y TIC I:csG..t L.4ri, Lis grandson
Mofs fhan ceAtttrs ago. there WAS Ducll= =ss
Of Manchester who Married al 1ri.t gentls-
MAJ tanned ilussey. wllo was about seventeen
years her lu'.iur, The marrt.se being kept Sc
cilct for moro tLau . vsiA-. 1ie father Ut the
hlidGG1oom IN II u c:ape Gas NOT aree7,owseod,
however. s:y tie H. ilsacs Of lle match, '.fear-
Ing sAya letter in t:,ese vuiurues,s u tbare
would ho no children; h,s," tho correspondent
lrocetds 10 aud. - !. AZ s1lt tho DUCHESS il
A"w Nth Guild, a,,d i..s stzs gaing over to I1e-
lan! u lay-u. aud 1uAke tls old GENTLE
EAn 4; there happy III seeing grand;
thla, H.. 80 ~ An Ill.,, Gis ,vI,,,, was addressed
t.A, 1sas.iASe. In stais ,ao. Fox and ali her
<.ta>cs loye-s, Lords Leicester, l,ornbary 1fcx,
art ea:ltizr.i, and thcu tlussay, who carried
l:.l al. ii l.5ont,E, i'll. iausaey was furious,
sa4I Nel;t all over towlI in search OF Sir Charles
tirsw, and made iin:Ev retreat into tho Welsh
1tl"ut.tslns, and Ge:xl,re} the danger 70 which
lis vii eAlosea ilLd. l'crlaps Mr.. Galtou
would say that the tendency TO look over tie
marriage toundasirr y: rank is, like genius
Lrr. .llasE. 1t certainly runs in the Manctes,
III family. for the l'."aser's grandson. Lori
1.u. et NGAta5ar. the eecu1d son ur tftt
l'rtetM DAIc. .iSAt years ago, mar
TED pretty hoascmail, who was
il. hir service. She was llis second wife
aud she has home INN children. Lad,
lIunsseuo "ns AL oa.jcct Of great curiosity fo
s1lne t.nc after her marriage; but she il
Giattlnl. Retiring. amt rcEceat, and it eve
.Lr t's.ce mes Ds'cLesr, will look quite .
much - the lai.y a,lv :vieh whom shc wi
lt1ve to associatc, half of whom have face
- inailM1 rs the queer. upon card"
Perhaps the .Inalss:rt letters printed b
Fad Aa!ucsh.1y are "r1t'en hs ladies i'u
then tLey abound IL scandal. Friend.,
tcc1nH u have been cltiet1s va1ned in tl.os
days. in that it t;avu Lne iales better oppor
luLi,its tlau etrai gems have OF scaHfsin
xacii others chaEacts r. Ono lady WRIT
ia her snn: - The conrt and asscnbly'
talk yesterday uas all 1aout tho mitch OF Lad
sUs.n Ss:angcHar5 mud u'tlrien, the p1arc.
1, il Haid she nent ont. Saturday, with q ser
vant. when, under the prctext Of hnvin
forgotten so1pcih;,ts, rl,c sent her back. m
rnid she would visit III the street till her r.
furu. 0'Urieu waH waiting in = hAekno
eoacl', ard she 60: il. aud they want to q
rest Garden Cl,nrch and were married. I'll
tccs; surprising ercus. as Lady Susan va
er.tl.iES iIsat j. E.asl and au1iahte. and ho
sfr Gvt< got 7'1luaiute with this mrn IS no
foLc accounted t.r. Tiiey say }e sent hct c2s
Le;aly, hr ::i.. nina .:esuoll-, is. by thc wa,
1.s'S at llnlAuf Hois". Tho satno coE.'
+, o.lit, tw:i:e-a !: ! I7:er sla,c: Lady Ha1sit
Nrltwertl,, ,oul.,;, y: daughter Of tho aIarlu
~ Eoc.1 ,.;,L.rn, has married 1cr fottna!l. 81
,vf a les:er for her sister iu which 4ssio d
-i,.4. sll her clothes lnight be given to b
un2iaI, for she ~oul1 have no further o1c
sie.. for fne1y; she said ',l,ensti John ":
isucble. get Ec vas honest They SAY ~
las set,!ed flO0 yea- OH lin. and al Il
1e-s of i,er foituns oil ucr uwu family
1913, it il rncutioaet, that. the Qaocn on
wit to Portsmouth, With lasted wee
had hat two scrvantst to attonl on her, AMI hs
Baggage, aud that cf ths two malls was
contained in one single tfank. Those I'm
Lave left no tr3cs behind Ono L.
IL the Malmcs1'ury family Laa savage skete
ct Er. johnson :. Tuesday she aays. g.
johnson, aIr. Bo-wcli and Sir Joshua lsctuol
tli:rcd here. have long wished TO bc IN col
laany with thfs said johnson hia convera
iicn il The %ane rs his writing, hut dreadf
v.icc AID manner. He is ccrtsinly amusing
4 novelty, but ecesEs not POSSESSED OF =
b. evidence, is Leyon1 all description AZ
w43L, and moro tpastly in his dress and pt
A. r BAH Ia "a a
hastily aud feroeiou.ls. and cats ,anantisl
J:.oe, unthankfully. As TO Bouwen, ho appe.
. !ou~brcd Lind Of being" Onc lsdy "
Isures in the work is Madame Allied
ScailIcH who wns for many scaEs one Of
chiefs Of Partisan fashion. in 1913. duu
tle lIejEn Of Terror, she WAS taken over Hh
. baby By some French tishormen
Jxighton. To toec poor and faith
men. her mother. then dying
10, lfc, had consigned he: child. With ds<
uho wouI,l take charge OF #. This h,12cn
role Lor,l 3la;mcshrE, who vas walking
tic teach. Tht rnotsez 1908 aftes cs-ap
Al.l claimed it. .-
THE st.ucuIxa Of THE ES9L1sn roon.
Iyerv year the gentlemen Who sasptcs !
r.1merv schools which arc assisted bs
:-,..c. Fe:u-r rcrorts Of their dolngs 10
;.ussr.Ecu:, AMI generally ws.si fhaS gay
".-.@l u!,scrvins. Their last Blue Doo1
l--,;"s yesterday
s*.lan,is caougl, ~ ventared to cry. s
enc o: :he 1nspectort, - that il in any oi
three t',vns Of Derby, Leicester o. Sottinsh:
~i, .'kicE a.u wc:, ae1u'inscd. three Or 4
ittiiau f'oys. with tho install sccompanlme
+,f r1onEey, white nice aud an organ. VI
r.n. TO I,cranbnlAtc the quarter where
s.riin.: ctaesc. chiefly reai'le, bctwcen
haas OF 10 md u o'clock in tho forenoon.
fis.e It which Children arc supposed to bt
~~' ool o. ut work. the number of children :
II .!r conrac Of the morning can be fouue
.,;t"Ednucc nron the Aforesaid Italians
Jt:"1r monkeys. would furnish Eooa aver
attendance for several additional schools"
r. rt.ulnsitx OF attendance is still the b,nt
ii,r schools. Monday is generally