The New York herald., 1870-05-20

comfort goes very long way. Tn, Pur. tant don'S
last neither 40 they Rs up GO early HAAS ne,orc
there are certl small more OF icss allowable sins
which are pounced on by the Purllans, Out wsnAeu
at Dy their opponents.
that they taboo all kinds OF dancing. whereas The
Catholic party encourages, rather than otherwise.
that not unpeasant pastlne ior the young. hut
when we come to Or there IS very litte, indecd
TO choose between the two great sections OF the
English fashionable resioss M % world; 4 wls yester.
Hall. The as senbly had been held for the purpose
OF promoting the sending OF iines to some out OF
right. The chairman was an earl there were seve-
raj members OF Parliament among the speakers and
o young, very plous and very good-ooklng noblcman
moved one or the resolutilns and what more would
you have2 was very much amused at tho ptous look
OF horror win which the name OF the poor Prince OF
sent The Prince 4 too much man or the World H
TO be fayorite with this class OF admirers In
mater. M ne was az Newmarket on Tuesday 20 see
tne Two woTholsand Guineas won by Mr.. Merry's horse
Macgregof: ne wasa at the opera the next night and
- worst or all. very fond Of dancing. His purse is
always open when asked TO sabsori6s TO any charity
In England, but he will not contribute toward
moral pocket handSercniefsor Bibles for those who
cannot read. he says land not without reason, as
seems 10 mel that there are Within the limits OF
nus future Kingdom so many persons to be taught,
led made civilized men OF and reclaimed from their
plenty OF employment for it, ana to spare. These
opinions would alone make up sum total OF SIN
which it would be dincultto forgive But the worst
OF 1t is that the Prince has set the fashion TO very
great extent and that contributions to what may
be permite ed 10 cal "lmpossibe chartiesu are no
longer by any means as numerous as they were. The
Puritans 90 not like this OF course. Still, perhaps
am myself miserable sinner, ana have no right
whatever 10 Judge. IL seems TO me that the Prince
Is not altogether wrong. Surely We have In England
misery ana vice and ignorance enough TO reform
ana get rid OF without going into far of lands TO
search FOR obects on which to bestow our aims.
THE LONDON DAILY PRESS.
All Americans must feel more or less interest In
the working OF the London Ddty Ne,cs the one only
English newspaper with the exception OF the Morn
ing Star, which, being now defuuct had almost for
gotten, so soon do dead friends vanish from the
minds eye) that supported the American govern
ment IN the days OF its sore trouble The Dotiy
Neios was IN the Gays OF the American civil war ed
lied by Mr. Thomas Walker self-mlde and self-ed-
ucated man. This gentleman latterly obtained an
appointment under government for his health broke
down as editor OF daily paper. He was succeeded
by Mr.. Edward Dicey, gentleman who has made
name for himself a. special correspondent OF ditcr-
ent papers. He kept the post for three months, but
has now resigned It, and has been succeeded by Mr..
Hill. who was assistant editor under Mr.. Walker.
and was formerly editor OF the Belfast Northern
Whtg Mr. Hill is much more American and much
more like Mr. Walker IN his ideas than Mr.. Dlcey
was said TO be.