New-York tribune., 1871-12-26
Cayenne pepper. The pepper was disacTeeap.e'
but the zeal OF the roughs was cooled by
the Chairmans announcement that me had competent

the Charmans announcement that me had competent
police force at hand, and meant TO use It, n necessary.
Mr.. Wright being known in Birmingham as man Vi hi
word. the demonstration was less noisy thah usual anu
much less persistent. For some minutes SIT Ihai''
voice was drowned then the promised police arrived
and softly removed from the hall the yelling parsans
OF ROYALTY Sir Charles able for the fret time since
his Newcastle speech, to address pnbnc auuieh'e "
quiet He offered practical suggestion toward rclo
that some young Radical Peer, cOuld huch ono "
found, should stand for the House OF commons Nv
would be ineligible under present rules, but meh' oo
possille and by and by would surely be possioie' 10
carry resolution in the Commons enabling MN u aAo
mis- seat. ri,
The press have shown favor to the movement ."o
Daiiy Neus excepted That journal accepts the ,"u'
ship Of this effort, remarsing that the fiouSo "
represents territorial aristOcracy and doiii"i.
Church that are no longer what they were' "hiie a
around them has changed that 1t has the sentiment anu
the instinct OF privileges and prerogatVcs "ch uo
not exercise or which 1t exercises occasionally III n
ner to invite contempt that 1t ressts enough W
but not enough prevent; and that inc question: Vi ~
reform is one OF immediate and pressing importance" II"
that with House Of Commons elected by hoSehoiu s
frage purely hereditary Upper Chamber s dangerous
anomaly MI. Canning's prophetic words on 'm7 ques
ton are worth quoting:
but all that contend for Is hat WhaGVcf & fnr
ton IS proposed ought to he considered Win some rcI
cnce to the established Constitution OF the country
That point heiug conceded 10 me. have no dihcuty IN
sa~inp fiat Cannot conceive constitution OF winch
onctGrd part shall be an assembly dtfsru ~ INT 10
sneak day by DAY the peoples WILL which must not, in
few days sitting sweep away every other piahcn ~, nc
cnnno Conceive how, in fair reasoning, any other
branch Of the Constitution should pretend T." siSHI @
VII a5ss %SSn end end Hayns H s e%ssts %ssst:Sry +
Dranot ana supreme By what rIetenso'n could & ,G
G h G the of in Gns 1
House of Commons should have become dircGt ucpI % W
,he M Gpyernmenti In one way or other the House Of
Lords must If IT be to remain concurrent uranch Hi
measures which IT from the House OF CEminons
% must Tsc SsfSSSns hS aox l' of aurha But
presume to reject an act OF the dernrI - te W Wn f"
handrrd Grert proprieors set hemSeircs against ne
national rOiccf'
The spot selected by Mr. Ruskn nIwbich TO commence
his new Arcadia for English workmtn ana "f "meh ne
has written eloqucnty i'll his letters, IS the ConSt"n
Water near Windermcre. the center Of the Lak" DIS
trict The house is plain cOnmOdious and capable OF
huC made very pretty. 1t has few acres oi orchard
ground but it is all rising ground IcnnYson hah
1t retreat for some tme The BrowninrS Dehe'c'
had IT after him. Mr.. Cowen jr., son Oh sir joseph
| Cowen NJ. p had lien upon II Of sltV IL was last
| held AIN told, by ". j. Linton The wood eheraNei,
who is now in America, whose wife. Mrs. Lynn Linton
of those famous Sketches OF Women III me
SATURDAY. Rtrietc. Mr.. Governs lien has been Mtd
OFF by Mr. RusklD. Mr. Cowen having rellnqnished the
place TO him about three weeks ago. III iAuloh ehF
occupancy about 1858 and 1884, Cob StozyInan the Polish
exe-who had pension from the Bitish Government
lived there with Mr. Linton. Stolzyman was os Of the
Polish Guard who with Napoleon AT F"tainbeaua at
his abdieation Mr. Ruskin having also IN view to
vide for young couple in the service Of bis household
is TO open coffee shop i'll street the Pdddneion
Railway station. Genuine milk is to he used, and the
plrest coffee which is TO he roasted not only upon the
.po hut at the same hour and under the eyes Of the
Door mechanic who seeks refresh himself by that hey
erage. II the police authorities permit, Mr. Rlskin i'll
tends to hs coccrOasting apparatus on the curb
stone so thit tc street Will bc redoent WitD the
arorna Of Turkish dJvan. All London viii crowd 10
that.
Mr. Forster will probably omit to recount IN his life OF
Dickens his singular treatment of Signor Mazzm MAJ
lived for several years Tavistock House formerly
occupied by Perry OF The Morning Chro"'e". Alter
wards Dickens bought it, One day person processing
IN be Mazzin craved charity his door Dickens sent
down guinea Oh silver plate 10y servant WHY hr
chose 10 assume that Mazzin, whom he had met
/ cicty would come to his door brgsing, do mt know
The MI Osborne whose figures the Hole intic
Wall" business is an honest CoserInongcr with voice
as broad h wheebailOw. Some time ago he wac lett
1000 by a relative, understand. which much sur
rrsed the penniless cabbagc gc-dcaler Always willing
aud since his bequest abctp pay his share Of expenses
of Hoen the Wall movements, he Ia, looked tp Ms ne
alcating brethren somewhat cXaCtiHgy. Some ptprIs
have said Osb0rnc's 1900 caiuc from III" Tgca'ry.
Only the Ri II week for six weeks cane from Rcorn
League Funds furnished hy Gtn. The fuS W;ic Con
scrvative papers have chosen 10 make ahout Osbornc
quarrel with Odgen is quite unca!cd f"r II E"pui
can aaid much about Tory cuhSquatl' il you'd hc
set down ar very bad manners. 0.w. 5.