New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-31

,u,o,AnAonce Of NJ Belknap, and claim ana
,he right 20 appoint officers and administer
oA0 - on his own responsibility. MT 1'a"
' oeant 10 reform this, and 10 reoigsnHo
c. ,orce. be chose MI. Lowe to do IL, anu -
-, Mr. loves name as Seoi vary oi wa. -,
~. AZ Cambridge knowing that Ir' Lowe wa. i- .,
=, IRON. persuaded the 'oen TO rel '' M Cord
" 49,. 1ove elsewhere. and TO bring MI .au
P"' % a, ~ softer material, into the war o"'o'
No'' - .le beelpning OF woes. The Homo ouai"S
,t.elf successfully for two years. anu as lur ~
",n,vation Il was not til this session th"V MI C"
- ,pder the pressure Of public opinion anu Vi US
W oouoa-,les could be got TO bring IN inc measure
.o, be,tep. with Mr. Lowe in Mr. Cardwehs place
al, vr,.'I have been over long ago. even IL II n'u
~ % -, IN use the power Of the Crown against
po0" ,.t. r~,vn and abolish Purchase, as may YET
''' ~, oval warrant. Tae fight for thelrsh Chureh
'S.rri., Land was a hlrl one, but neither one nor
49,, ,,.r ,rgdnced srch conflict as the Arny UNI f''
y, -, at issue was whether the army shouiu con
- q, no an aristocratic clique, or shouid Deoo"o
.ta, fo,e and whether 1t should be IN the power Vi
c,-lia,,ogt 70 create body of oapapie oin'oi''
- ,botlc, the existing body of incapable oiheerS' I'M
~, unssi.ntfc and Ifcsumptuous, should nave 'no
.r IN rcrnauatc the stem that had produced teui'
a., Lords voted on Monday night that they eareu oo
Or what they call the interests OF the eN'9'l.e
y{ritisb officer than for the interests VI 90"
nation. Twenty-Five oldest sons OF respec'aoio l'n'
owners have the rowcr g override the rcpreseh''S
o. AL Enrqui and the work OF three-iour'hs Oh 'o
,.sor goes for naught. That is failure number one
The second VIII be the Ballot bill, which, with the
Amy bill hs, brought oJt It never has brought out
1or, N, -a, OF reform IN The present way OF legs-
ltnc III, session has been one long scene OF
s..,ns.,rinr. II IS now so late that in
...te OF the agreement Of the Liberals,
,t 20 dea'r the ballot; and to put all their pro
ra,d amendments into Nh FJgsers hands, there is no
probability that the hill can get through committee in
time % have chance Of passing the Lords. Yet there
ar hardly more than four mombers among the Tories
vnocsrry ON the guerrilla war. There IS even posi-
Nitv That e third clause may be finished today for
most " the remaining amendments extremely unim-
lraut as have been however most Of those whchhaye
a,-,.dv consumed so much time. BE that IL may, the
Ministry and tho great majority Of the House stand con-
fssssdy poweress to complete great act OF legisla-
non which q factions minority is bent ON OBJ
n'ruct.n-. ono hardly knows why power so
great On proves to be, has never before been
used in the sare way the extent l. 1t that
politics arc becoming mor3 demoralzedi The Liberal
party is not perhaps IN tate TO which that word can
D, applied but discouraged and divided asst has not
been since the day when Ills Parliament began. There
plenty Of rumors that the Cabinet contemplates
sme sort OF scoup the Army bill that it does not
moan 70 treat the negative OF the Lords as final that an
address vii ho moved, and Whatever Mr.. clad
Z
gut n must be very srOng measure, II is to rein
ygoraa the decay confidence and waning hopes Of
lie party when he leads
Cen sclCHck has now been here long enough TO get
flerably familiar with bis work. ana be pretty wen.
known. AL tine opinions Lear expressed are warmly
10 his favor Mr. Moran dare say, is willing to be
loved Of the double WORK has done since Mf. MOteys
departure, work falling upon him both as Secretary Of
LEGATION and rs Charge dAfiires, and getting always
thoroughly well done As for Gen. schenck. he came
here on tho crest Of the waye and has been overwhelmed
with attentions Of an sorts.
London see more crowded with Americans than
usual Paris being still regarded by many with certain
Feeling Of dread or doubt But the season draws rapidly
- close and seaside, and mo)rs, and mountains are
claiming their OWL The Queen is gone to Osborne, the
drive IN the Park is Ouly half filed, and Rotten Row
looks positively empty. Gen. sckcs is hero from Mad
nd. and is going TO Germany Mr. Jay came
over nom Vienna at the hight OF the season.,
blt made long stay The Americans who
bave fresh from America in great force.
BIT. BOwcs OF The Springfield Republican, with o
large party Of friends including Gen. Walker the Cen
s Superintendent has been here for fortnight, and
Goes 20 Paris tomorrow Mr.. Geo. T. HOar, who repre-
ssnts with great ability he Worcester District Of Massa-
nausetts Congress, has made pretty long visit in
london and has been cordially received. Then have
Mr. Bradford whose Arctic paintings much admired,
Bud who gave private Of his photographs yestor
DIV. 30 a select party o. guests at his hotel c. ;.