The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-10
ROYALTY on TEE WANE DECIDEDLY.
Trying to Coax the Irish Lion
in Vain.
DlSRAELpS SCORN FOR the JOINT HIGH.
Have President Grant and Secretary Fish
Been 0verreached by De Grey
and Els Coleagues2
CHARING CROSS HOTEL, |
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AONDoN, ApIA Af lotls
hundred thousand Of your daily readers never
saw this spot where am writing for their lnforma-
non, but which, with the Langham, Is favorite
resting place for the American who visits the
British metropolis. The place combines American
freedom with English comfort, ana substantial
cheer.
have just now left the congenial society Of the
Hon. Auberon Herbert, brother OF the present
holder Of the ancient Earlnom OF Carnarvon, who Is
q tory peer and leading Freemason IN this coun-
try. Mr.. Herbert is unlike his brother, and in
nothing moro unlike than In political views and
opinions. Mr.. Herbert, by birth, education and
means Is 'noble In the old acceptation OF the
ing OF that word But he Is the radical member OF
Parliament FOR the radical manufacturing borough
OF Nottingham, where the radical Mundell8
was raised and now lives, and where A. 4. Stewart
h Co., Of Broadway, have branch establishment.
The term 'radicar' here answers to the name "dem.
ecrat' with most Of your home readers. Mr.. Her
bert is democrat them He has avowed his be-
hef In
THE CURSE OF CASTE
and wonders at some folks who wcula foster its
pernicious growth IN the White House at Washing
ton, and even in the Fifth avenue OF the City OF
Charities. He fully believes ana devouty hopes that
QUEEN VICTORIA WILL BE THE LAST or HER LINE,
and that the House of Commons with the Prime
Minister at its head, will be In name much as in
fact the rulers and government OF Great Britain and
her dependencies Twenty years ago this would
have been treason. member of the Fenian Bro
therhood saying half as much half as openly, but in
Cork, would be IN prison irons within five min
utes after his utterances. There Is however,
o silent but certain growth Of political
and social opinion and feeling In this metropolis
which has been maturing since the death OF the late
Prince Albert; ard such opinion and feeling
fined to any particular class creed is opposed to
m Opa In barr rf,1-
nate retirement has had for years the strong aud
unhappy presentment that she is the last occupant
OF the throne that has given so much wealth to her
family In England and Germany. In an overtaXed
community the cost and utility OF royalty sure
to be deeply scrutinized by the taxpayers and more
certainly so when representation accompanies taxa
ton by the effect Of the recent Reform act 1t now
does In this country. The centious private life OF
bis Royal Highness the heir to the throne, and the
absence OF indication, in any other mem Der Of the
royal family OF developing qualities OF fitness to
govern nation, ddItional reasons for looking
into the future for great and radical chan yes which
the hand Of death may at moment to arise.
The undisguised want Of sympathy expressed by
the sovereign with the leading religionsts on the one
hand and the leaders OF fashion the other induces
expressions in return OF pity and neglect. The only
clever thing happening OF late in connection with
the Court OF st. James was the dwelling down the
set matronly Peeresses to play the matrimonial
game OF speculation and foretell unions betw cen
the grandchildren Of the Queen with members OF
aristocratic families in England and Scotland.
DEMocRATIC PRINCIPLES
are no longer vulgar The wealthy representa- We
In Parliament of the centre OF the SILK trade here
mr. Brccklehurst recently asonlshed his hearers in
. corner Of the dining room OF the House OF Com
mons by forcibly arguing in favor OF an elective
No., ncI,,l
forming In every manufacturing town, nd the
worKingmen's trades uni ons the largest in the
world. are assuming thel r natural form and aspect
OF democratic institutions for promoting political
Negotiations are In progress for establishing a
E0yal residence In Ireland for the Prince OF Wales
ds Ma0s a IN Is a sUr az t sps 1n
Cancellation twenty years ago would have wrou ght
miracles in the gem island OF the SAINTS But land.
lordism, red tapelsm, policesm and prisonism have
done their work and are still having their day. and
indeed must continue to sway the destlnles Of old
Ireland until the accomplishment Of the old tory
wish that the Atlantic wave should spread over the
country for twentyfour hours, that It might be
Scotch farmers which unhoy wish may God frus-
irate. AS was expected, this year is witnessing
TREMENDOUS EXODUS
TO the '1and OF the free and home Of the brave" We
citizens Of America hail with delight the emigration
United States We say 60 ana share those bound
less lands, and IN peace and matchless freedom
worship his God under his own ng tree. Queens.
town ana Liverpool arc swarming with emigrants
% city ~ Of NEW nGw aa
their reception and guidance when the broad ocean
In conversation with Sir Thomas Bailey NJ. p,
who represents Manchester, the emigration from
Ireland being alluded to- he shrewdy remarked that
at least British manufacturers ana British ship.
owners were gamers by the emigration. Instead or
ss e. IN = sG tens Of
issg 'pas .s e s| ssl 's 81 i.s
American shpbullders Or American shipowners 1 to
pSt f Them are s
py, when settled In the new country Of adoption,
become large customers OF British manufactured
TWELVE MILLION DOLLARS
worth Of one class alone of such goods for wearing
apparel are leaving these shores this very month
for New York and Boston. Thanks to Mr.. Boutwell,,
the patron Of British enterprise and the discourager
worsted and cotton looms in England were never SO
fully employed as they are this spring, and that
owing to the immense shipments to the United
Notwithstanding the favorable condition OF trade
nere a anere Is an unsettled and state Of pub
stone IS sadly worn and jaded In tone and look. The
0isintegrahon Of his Cabinet has worked upon his
panic occasoned by the wonderful successes OF the
Prussian arms Is quietly subsidng, and
JOHN BULL, vA1NGLORI0US,
enemy who may present himself. In the leading
pOilbiChi HousSo VI VIZ uiisIOCIuCy ana Ill Iac
lobby and dining rooms OF the House OF Commons
men speak now with confidence subjects which
few weeks ago occasoned much alarm me Glad
stonians claim tho merit OF English diplomacy OF
having persuaded President Grant to
DISGRACE TIIB VETERAN SUMNER,
TO silence and extngush the Fenian cclebratons in
Washington and elsewhere, and to withhold an Am.
bassador from St. James until a smoother way had
been made by the Royal Commission. The browning
Plocc OF self adulation ranspres when they assure
their friends that we Americans have gained moth
ing by tho High Commission beyond the harmless
Indulgence vouchsafcd 10 Washingtonlnn wlners and
diners who had supped and cnatted with live lords
and learned doctors Of international law. saw a
malicious grin playing upon the lips OF Disrae
tne 0ner day when tho successful labors or
mo High Commission alluded to. If ever the
convention escapes death at tho hands OF Sumner
Twill NC Killed BY Dsraei and the tory opposition
OF the Gladstone governments; unless, indeed Glad
stone ana Grant mutually agree upon Its strangula
ZION. a leading supporter OF the present govern