The New York herald., 1871-11-02
ENGLAND.


the. NeGsiiafiops Bcswecn Lords and
.Lzborers Arc sili Goina On-Ths
Quccn's Henlth-Aid for chicago.
LONDON, Oct. 10, 1871.
The sNew Political Alliance - which In these DULL
days or autumn has given us q little excitement
seems to De vanishing into thin air. The following
disclaimers have been published
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Hnsrxp PARE Oct IT, - y
The Marquis OF Lorn has written to the Glasgow
DlfV Aad denying That he nad joined the secret
alliance between the conservative peers and skilled
Inc Marquis OF Salisbury has ignored the alliance,
ana now the Duke OF Richmond has denied all par
NJ r Barry on the other hand the secretary Of
the Lonoon Council, writes to Tho Daily Teiegrapn
Iords-are in possession OF MT. j. Scott Russell;
that tho names OF the representatives OF the work.
not feel bound to furnish further information as the
movement y sun 10 progress as before The TEE.
graph inquiries the lords have signed In Invisible
. THE QUEENS HEALrH
has and sae a saes os os On the
tenants and servants on lne Baimorai, Abergcldie
ana slrknan estates. and was present : shor: tune.
but owing to much suffering was Obliged to be
carried into the room In an invalid chair.
The FUNDS FOR ThE CHICAGO suPrERERs.
The aggregate amount or subscriptions for the
relief Of the Chicago sunerers received by the Lord
Mayor Of London amounted october 10, to $50, 600.
meeung IN bradford e., 900 was subscribed at once
Mr.. William E. Forster, n p. spoke at the Bradford
although the meeting had not been . long
one. Il had been most important and sue.
Of expressing hts thanks-and he doubted
not they all sympatnized with him-to the Mayor
~ hs e rhe nave
felt ashamed OF themselves and OF their town II,
while other towns were moving IN this matter. they
had not also moved IL did appear 10 be one OF the
conditions OF the progress or civilization that they
were alarmed and dstressec by these most terrible
this time with almost greater violence and
with more destruction than they had
aDa %n they pnss nad % mprovcmens Ia civzason Hs Sinsa
that united countries together that In sucn cases
efrectuay TO help one another when these disasters
happened, II that VS. the case they should be
world was suffering; but there was special reason
wny they should do 80 with their countrymefin
America. There was scarcely one OF them who had
not pride IN that city OF Chicago one OF the great.
est triuinphs over nature py the AngloSaxon race.
And now that tor time part OF It was destroyed 1t
n rrr IN Nnnn fCewx -o..1o onA
acknowledge as TO England and the United States,
thst Notwithstanding differences OF internal govern
country.
a large number OF subscriptions have been re.
ceived nt Liverpool, aud the hayor presided at one
OF the most influential public meetings held In
the Town Hall. MI. Never, oil the Cunard Com
ton 81 go: tue whole amounting to over eleven
collected Al the Glasgow meeting All southampton,
Nottingham Wolverhampton. Dundee aud other
prove 70 America that EngIishmen arc not cold
hearted Wnen q CRY OF distress comes from their
kinsmen over the sea. They remember Lancashire
DoAT RACING ON THE THAMES
me victory Of the Light Blue at pniney the last
Cam as racing course. has gwen boating at Cam.
bridge an Impetus such Il has not had for the last
creased when the authorities or the town and
university can agree as 10 some plan for keeping the
dirty sewerage ont OF the CLASSIC stream. Two now
and commodious lighthouses are being erected for
the premier boat cluos Inc nver, Trinity and st.
Johns. the former being brick and slated structure
o. considerable pretensons Thus early IN the term
the river presents most animated aspect; the yari
ous freshmen from The public schools are being put
through the mil. as IL Is termed. Various crews
are 10 active practice ior the university fours which
take place thls term. s. -
STATUE TO CHARLES DICKENs
The citizens OF Portsmouth desire TO raise me-
mortal TO tneT fellow townsman, Charles Dickens.
MIR. Dickens. IL may be remembered, said In his
VIII SO conjure my friends on no account to make
me the subject OF any monument memorial or testl-
monial whatever 4 rest my claims 70 tho rcmem-
brance OF my country upon my Published works,
and 10 the remembrance Of my friencs upon their
experience OF me.n The people OF Portsmouth do
not think thai tlls prevents them from indulgtng
their natural pride and erecting monument TO his
honor @ R
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The Ex-3mper0r Of the Rrench Intcrvlewed
f.m7xa.tt.8t nj hath. .s, N
We have received from the Bath lEngland) Argus
an account OF an interview which reporter of that
journal had with the ex- Emperor OF the French on
Thursday the 10th October during his visit to that
city. Alter some mutual compliments had passed
the reporter said:-There are one or two public
questions about which much interest is felt. and