, 1870-11-11

Io~po*. Ncy. 1n.--Tfc rrArH bsna-cs E:7en hy
fh~ Inrd Major att shrEHs 1t (:4tIis.a.,, i4.t
ese''ttP, s:as !n'Hrly attended. AEory the
EutH's wcr~ Mea4's. L1Ne, Gladstone. Wiillan z.
Fntsft thu Ear! Ct GTErvs1i-. CakcseA;cr. Fft<+
rue, MI. Csrilwrlt. Ms. GaFcher. Mr. LeTis, ard
many other ce;eh:ttI-a M-, Gard veil, S-cf<r4Ey
Vi War Replied trI~t.y IN t,e tat Ut I'll. ,12vg
md rr!En;"crr-" IT. r:atsh thr services ct tha
lazy ass1 s'drn:eer., sAy:"E ihey tu'u&ar' les
euns Which e,*i!Iens ,.ntahs :raIu. The cou1.sJ
wt'hs Certainly r-ont ty them.
Tbs cn aLcsfar IT tac Evc.e r resn ,nd!aE u
fhe u-uRl toasr, FrI+rrt II the T1r Il France rs
t1lttr til" pa'loa w1t1 the deepcst grief. II dis
cn*rrtl with EErat cseRrness the questton Of neo-
srnlity. h'atnt the Legal view OF the Casa, IL
fta.et that the policy at England wal .taul1'ess
std satisfactory to both hattous- Tho comp!aiut
sga:nat Earl Granville that England ha1 shown
pa.I!slity to France h%d beeo dtsproved. 1t was
quite natural, under the ctscumstAnces, fos
Prussia to make thls charge. ENGLAND during the
Auertean war complained Of Prussia supplying
artus to the enemy. England MA
uow sattfned thst teas easrue
WIS unjust and Prussia would shortly kuox
TIA, Its saspscioos were equally nnju.t. lie would
soy, though, that tacFe WAS much human nature
IN aympalhtztng for 4 nation defending ita ex.
!stenee. rather than for one seeking military
RtoI,,, The career OF which WA rarely prosperous
The Chancellor closed With reference to cGnca-
uou under the new l2w.
Mr. Gladstone, responding to the toast OF the
Minister, proposed by tee Lord Mayor. SAID he
vas thoroughly eratined 10 reccive In thlt place,
trcm the tirst magistrate oI the rity an appsnyal
Of his course. The changes ha1 been many succ
| latr year, hut they were manly outside of thr
| country. ErElsph had moved In another sllrec-
| slcn, ttst Of nouE:shfnR revenue and fts!vtn9
unde without any chanRea. startling Anh un-
I examplcd war had, In two months, cost ulpse
b1oodehtd and treas1te than in anJ correspond
ing period. Tts.s could not rtplace the !oases Of
the war. Eng'ana lad loJaly maintained
! ., ut1alitT. She must appeal TO The
| future for Justice. The current assertions
OF both be!lgercnts, alwaYs abandoned 10 SUCH q
| crisis TO e1 ,itenert aut lesenkUelt, wcrc H.
| timed. hut we muat allow for Expressions OF an.
| Rer The two nat!oua were equal or fren H.
and they would shortly apologize tn1 do Us JUS
tIce. He referred % the iate peace codeavoFs
| and hoped m early t'eace was rt1ll possible, I
peace satisfying tn Gcr1uany-whlch Wal clearl1
the stronger tation. aud the roHFf assalleI-taa
should not wound tie aascepsib,!ttie. Vi the gal
liant French n2ton-a peace founded On the bea
| ceDytcttnns nt civilized humanity, 1ecRrtnH last
ing tranquility 10 Europe.
! The war had distracted attention from oihe
important ,orich, hut of h!ch the Raverumcn
! WAS not unmfEd!ul When Parliament met,
would he fouuh that thr government wontl b
TffH3 10 ueAt Will uAu5 4utatl"AS July A4sE'
| tied. The Mst,r had said the ut tsters h4d fn
flIed their d1t5. 1t must b. admitted, howeve
that Parliamentary business wsA beHiLdaant
Administrative. As well hS legislative dutts wet
to be performed, aud due deferce Of the count
! was to be provided. England had mu'h 70 lean
! | and must obtain experience 2n1 peece stmu
: tauenuA.y. tn such subjects her atssn;ioi alau
. be enrne4t1y directed.
, Ea,lurany!lle responded TO tho ,asss OF att
r i AlA %hA Anr1n tun1 knYSafF n
! gard to Englhnd'A duty In tho war had bet
sli1nfp,shet1 hy the policy adopted. He d fcnd'
c the Ministers against the charge that more d
| cs1ets at:l.udc might have shortened the vi
D Bat Parliament would disappEcve The ufe of q
. words the government Was unrrcparcd 10 stal
Z by. Certain efforts made By England to localt
I | Inc var Fete succrsaiuL Each step taken r
Z kept IN view, in order that the ln1nence Of En
: land might be retained for other onpoEtunit
E for psc.nc inteutlonA The Queen ha personA
e appealed to the kInk Of PTnstth oil the Hnhtess
d | the war. In giew Of the meeting betWeet Cor
i Hisnztk and Tniess, proper representations ~
K | made 10 each Of them. Subsequently the E
e eminent felt justified tn seeking to prevent
n homba1dnent Of Paris. She was encoueaa
d thereto by Count B;smarks ct-cufar. which, IL"
+ ing On The resulting horrors II bomtAF Fdment
CURED, apparently Invited the Interference
l. ! neutrsls- Prussia has proved ttat she was v
log 10 couccde an a.mi>ttce for the elect1'
,e OF The French Assembly. F.ance Was also
ing, and he dep1orrd, but wou1d not dlscusa,
(. failure Of the attempt u bling about ttiA res
ye | lie comp1ment-d tue press OF England for ald
In the peace efforts, And for Its en.erpT1se In recf
ing the history Of the war. The government
u | uuotnclAliy advised OF the course Of the late
nd | rotlauous and tho cAus% Of lhesy rupture
government wanted m honorable aud pcrmat
lat reaee, Il wanted Germany ss:o-R aud nnfsed,
th, It wanted France saved :rpT further huuil'at
ny Referring 10 China, ne re8I = telegram Just
cciyed 1t tie Foreign once announcing that Il
NJ | was no longer danger u foreigners In the nc
e1u districts
,tJ after two or three other toasts and spec
Ire the party Beparaied.
3ut LoEnoS, Nov. 1n-Thc United States st
fricatc Delaware, ef the Aelat,c sqpadron, Fl
to Table Bag On the 25th Of September, homes
| bound
III LONDON, Nov. 1o.-The Shipping Gd.<ttt n
not out tho folly and had policy OF western
.fs, dealers Of the United Sta.er, in withholding
hat crops until the canals arc closed with the ex
orr nstou Of rralsz!pg higher pttces- Rank caplt
un- being locked up in these securities, and ea!
aEe buyers decline 10 purchase IN dull market"