The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-27

War Agnin,t the Game Lnws-- Dcmoc ratio
Rnid Acainst the Observation-Disclosures,
ITS Discomfort and Powcr-ssLcthalr.,

War Agnin.t the Game Lnws-- Dcraoc ratio
Raid Acainst the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
It's Discomfort and Power-ssLcihair.n
LONDON, June IL, 1870.
The great Game law agitation, which has per-
picked English politics for the last thirty years. Ia
rapidly approaching rs crisis. Just no4 the rucs-
t!on has been taken up the chief cry ofne radicals
and both ordinary and extraordinary pressure are
being brought to bear upon the Prime Minister in
order to make him agree to some modification OF the
present laws. This he has yet shown no dispose.
ton or dong, end the dem0efatsa are threatening mn
tiny and descrtion from his ranks The friends or
the Ministry are Somewhat anxious over The matter
and are OF opinion that If Mr. Gladstone does NOT do
something to appease the clamor that has arisen
upon the question ms administration VIII lose the
support Of large section Of its warmest and most
enthusiastic supporters. There have been several
rows upon lie subject this session. the lerces.
and the most ominous OF which occurred
only last night. The centre and home or
most OF the dissatisfaction Is in scotland.
Taere the farmers have long rated AGAINST
their landlords for undue preservatot or game aud
fierce war to the knife has been wa led between
the tenants and Their arsto-ratc landowners. Ac-
cording 10 The tenants the growing crops are all
eaten up by The hnres and rabbits and such deya,.
tailon pespetra.ed as almost enfrey to ruin the
Profits arising from tillage OF the SOIL. What they
have all along demanded remedy for this evil is
free permission ~ destroy much game as they
choose ami this H. just what the In ldl0rds aud A
landlord legislature have reused TO grant TO them
AT the last general eec,ioa the question was made
KIND OF shilto,eth nc the hustinxs, aul candl.
dates were required 10 declare themselves IN f,vcr
VI an amendment OF the game laws te,ore rhey
were accepted a. eligible representatives.. Perhaps
a. many liberals were reufDel By he.rura districis
upon pledges 10 abolish the game laws as upon that
for the destruction OF the Ilian Church (;reat
Ropes were cherished that Mr.. Gladstone
would remove the time established grfev
aa2e and bnlil hlnself an everlasting
name" among the agricultural comm uuties;
but these have all been disappointed and the icpub
leans are IN consequence in state OF revolt The
government has mtrsdaccd a bi1, Int as II is OF a
MIX ana water Character il has been sc0yned and
era as MI Gads.ons's Chine Is e IS too much
unoer the domination OF the dukes and aristocrats
70 attempt any real revolution In the matter OF the
glMe laws. iDelr biii leans much more 10 the IN.
terests o. tic IAN lord taan TO those OF the tenanE
and II has accordingly been as IL were, luny IN
then iac,s severa! OF The radicals have introduced
rVal measures: but as they are all based upon the
pEoposal OF The entire sbo4ition OF lhe game laws
government changes is policy-is somcwhal doubt
M, aeanwaiie the war is beng carried on With
been employed against Mir. Gladstone by his mos
extreme loiiowersrto The elect thai II lie does not
a M i ase me ys OF wnlen they compaln
encies. A pircllcd battle upon the subject NAV
shortly s.as I se expected.
SiE DUKE OF cAMaKipGE-HTs HoSoas AND SINE
CURES. tt t ~ gE
English Republicans are al present keeping keen
eye rp0n The War Office. III the prospect of being
ALE al no distant period to carry oht some very
necessary and useful rclorns IN that establishment.
at The Admiralty BY olsen ,rging s1periuou. clerks
selling usele stores abosling snecare an,i reor
ganizing the purchase system OF tnat department of
III public service Fin .Dcial reformers (Of whom
there are at present large number h Parliament,
hre very anxious 10 DO something s,ilillr at the
War once. As yet al attempts TO abolish the
abuses or tina, esab ishmcnl nave failed. owing to
thc fact OF the Duke OF Cambridge, wn) Is cOui-
nanC er-in-cnef being near relative Of the Queen
Favorssin, jobbcry, cxfrdvag lncc ana general old
fogysm have long rcfghed supreme under h4 adj
Inin.straton, ana no complaint las been RAISED,
mercy because 1t was re garle1 as ung ,nerous 20
Say or to do any thing that might ind recly wcand
me feelings OF her Ms,esty Household suffrage,
however, and our STORMY pronounce1 republican
proclvities have caused our Senators TO get over
that false shame, ana the matter ~ now openly dis
Inmates were being vOted, motion was actually
fnae by radical To STRIP the Duke of $4,000 of his
Orabie gentleman went IN TOR fierce attack upon
hts Royal Hlghness, WHOM he denounced I'M no
cures held By tine duke pointed out how ne was
paid generously for duiies w..ict lie never per.
formed, described how he KEEP star OF secretaries
ana Of ads de camp a. the public expense Tor whom
there WAS no tisc whatever, and wdXeu quite ear
nest over the shortcomings and corruption Of Eng
iish military administration. OF course the Court IN
iuence prevented the motion being carried, but The
subject is 10 be renewed, and, Judging from the
temperIof the House, think the Duke has great rem
son 20 quake for his position.
AMERICA AND ''LOTHAIH.'
the United States have caused the TAX OF London
10 centre for the last week In Mr.. Disracs novel
First oi al. Professor Goodwin Smith, an eXpatra,cd
Engiishpian nov resident OF the STATE OF New York,
mas written letter TO Mr.. Dsraei, III which he cas
tina. right honorable gentleman coward, and hints
were 1t possible that he o,ld fight due with hin,
Tor certain asperSionS upon the professors charac-
ter contained IN "Lothair.H The letter Ia created
a great sensation.
Secondly, another Engijshman, Mr.. Laurenco on.
pi1Dt, VINO has also settled IN the Nhicd States as
the mead o! religious community something AKIN
10 tina! described by Hawthorne in his SHY t,ies,iae
Romance has wriitelva crft,1lse OF Mr. Disraeli,s
book In Blacstcoods Ndg0gfae which FOR ,ir,lience
ant olitspoken abuse rivals any ding which has APP
pcared since The slashing OF John WI Gro
ker Taken together the Two events have causes, All
London 10 talS and wonder.
EDrCArION. .af
Government are now very hopeful of being able to
carry their EducItion bill.
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