New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-09

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transient importance His sphere Of action we. linn.
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tract aa 20 insuons by his presence at
formed the principal topic Of interest con.
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tin Mccarthy the eminent British magazine writer,
me GALAXY Of March, $50 His oSservaiions although
coming from an advanced Liberal hear the impress OF
be ad are reySsd SSen this " e
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ILLNESS OF THE PRINCE OF wALEs-PROGREss
OF REPUBLICANISM IN ENGLAND-SIR
CHARLES dixie AND THE PRESS.
,pRoa THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRTBrNRl
LONDON, Nov. 25.-It ia an unlucky mo-
mcnt for the Prince Of Wales to he H. and seri-
ously III. After days doubt. or more proba-
bly concealineut, his malady 10 officially announced
s typhod fever Instantly, everybody remembers that
this 10 the which proved fatal to his father The
REPORTS daily grow WORSE r. doubt natural during
the early sago OF this dreaded fever Three days ago
1t was chill resulting in fcbrilc attack which confined
him to his room, and this the first ntmson to the
public that anything the matter. On the following
day. the 23d We were allowed to know that the symp
toms though severe indicated the commencement Of
an Of ploid fever DR.. Gull wasin attend
ance from London and Sir William Jenner had been sent
for two OF the most eminent physicians IN England On
the th the phOd character of the fever was admitted
but it was said be marked by no unfavOrabls
aymptoms -Four doctors sign the bulletin. This morning
We hear that the Prince passed quiet day. the symp
toms continuing favorable but this afternoon comes
dispatch from sandrngham (s country seaD which -
onnoua The royal patient has had rather unquiet
night but the course Of tho fever continues uncompl
Gated which may he all right to medical eyes. but
n suspicious substitution Tor the previous assur
ances Of favorable symptoms.
nut W., aud TLS.}riESh MCHirTt journal show
less reserve They both state that the illness OF the
Prince began the 18th, that he has probably had ty-
phod ypr since that date that the symptoms or II
were mnnistakable Monday the goth two days after
the British public was being caJoied with stories
alout chill that prevented his paying visit, and that
thc attack ia sharp" In the natural course Of the
luess and under favorable circumstances 1t likely
says the latter Journal to run on for another II day!
before the patient be pronounced 10 nave qulte
passed through attack that is suppose Derore nc
danger. Here again the advisers OF tho crown
pursue the same stupid policy In the case OF the
oueen,s illness and with the result that every
Eoy believes the illness t. be more serious IMAM se
official bulletins confess and very likely more serious
Tnpopiar as the Prince Of Wales IT, his death wond
ey sayS nf Il IN broen health The eldest
the Prince Is but eight old and suppose nSihins
T S1 sss to s the pc
the exasperstne contests s saG1 not
Of a e@sss: Rf but
and Of the Newcastle speech by the London
rom sss the ecnnr9
pna.. .ae with one exception, possibly two, has
dcresSle e English than Fn snvs
Were a. whole deoOrous than Amer.
and sss s WIZ 70 tho Sp pG
Of 1Se Time. occasionally s9 "a :0i a E"' xes.
once IN great WHILE 1s P MAJ GG a two =; z,
annt .nd NJ RE SATURDAY, Reckp In every number,
they BY %ssm sae o. c aGas sna B
49, i m ~ vhch 40 far a. have teen, has treated
w 3Sy pa ne Vim decency Ia Thk Ddy Nesoeper.