The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-03
ltlEeaAMs 70 TM NEW YORK HERALD

LONDON, April 2, 1872.
| The grand volunteer military review took place
at Brighton yesterday, IN accordance with the pro-
| gramme previously announced.
Immense crowds witnessed the manRuvres.
which were conducted on q large scale. and were
rendered more than usually interesting by rehear-
sal OF the "Battle or Dorking.n
THE PLAN OF BATTLE AND STRATEGY.
The troops In the field. including some twenty
thousand volunteers, were divided into two armies,
one Of invasion and the other Of defence. The
enemy was supposed to have Effected landing in
Shoreham harbor. The movement commenced with
an attack on the village and its capture after an
obstinate resistance. The invaders then advanced
on Brighton ana. after repulsing body OF troops,
took up defensive position.
The army OF defence. being largely reinforced.
took the offensive under General Horsford, and
attacked the invaders with success, although the
latter broke through Horstord's right centre and
created great confusion for while.
The firing ceased at one O'Clock, both sides having
been impartially beaten.
The mock fight was succeeded by the march past,
which was not satisfactory.
The review, on the WHOLE Is considered failure.
THE WEATHER AND THE SPECTATORS.
The weather Was fine. although there were occa-
sional showers, and the air fresh ami bracing
The railroad trains took down large numbers OF
spectators nom London.
THE GOVERNOR GESERALsHrp OF CANADA.
1t Is announced that the Right Hon. Lord Lsgar,
Governor General of the DOMINION Of Canada, will
shortly be called home, and will be succeeded BY
the Right Hon. the Earl OF Duffsrin, now Chancellor
OF the Duchy of Lancaster.
AMERICAN SUSPICION OF THE HONOR OF THE NAVY
The insinuations of the American press in regard
to Admiral Ingleaelds movements in the United
States have created sensation here, and are
varlously commented on.
THE COTTON SUPPLY.
Thirty.two thousand two hundred and forty-two
bales OF American cotton were landed At Liver
pool to-day.
THE EMIGRANT EXODUS TO AMERICA.
The number OF emigrants which lett tho British
Isles during the month OF March exceeded that Of
February by 1000.
Disraeli Among the Cotton Men-HIs Recep-
tl0n by the People, ssThe Wave is kising."
LONDON, April 2. 1872.
Mr.. Disraeli went to Manchester yesterday. On
his Immediate arrival he was met by large con.
course OF citizens who received him with enthu-
slastlc demonstrations OF welcome.
large deputatiOn OF conservatives marched In
procession to-day to the Pomona Gardens Man.
CHESTER where they presented addresses to Mr.. Dis.
rae. expressing the hope that he "would soon
come into power again."
In spite OF neavy snow ana rain storm the OF
tendance ut the presentation was immense, ana
Mr.. Disrael1 was repeatedly oheered. Many houses
In the vicinity were decorated W it'll flags.
Platform Tactics OF the Leader Of tho Paria-
mentnry Opposili0a-sTae Wave ID Hiss
ing.o
English political authority, OF the conservative
ORDER assures US that SIT would not easy to over
rate the Importance of the occasion OF Mr.. Dsraels
appearance on public platform IN Manchester.
His Is no passionate pilgrimage 1t Is visit long
pressed upon him, often deferred 1t will be in the
recollection OF our readers how about this time last
year the leading conservatives OF Lancashire urged
upon DlsraelI the pr0prietv OF his appearing
among them. The reply was characteristic and
marked by singular forasi1nt. the time Is COM
ing Mr.. Dlsraeli said, when such visit Will be
arrived, 1t will be here however, very shortly, for
the wave is rlsing.' Mr.. Disraelt will now catch
the very OF the tide. The conversion OF Eng
land at large to conservative views Of policy, as
serts the same authority. Is now SO conspicuous as
no longer 10 DO cOntradcted The fact IS confessed
all hands. Mr. GladstOne's reign, he adds, Is over
and very short one mas 1t been. 1t was Of
the nature OF those things which Shakespeare
assures us have violent ends.' 1t Is generally
understood that the administration cannot live
eyond the time when the controversy for which
we are indebted to 1t with The United states shall
be settled way the other 1t Is In the interest
Of Mr. GladstOne's own good name that the voice OF
the country should be recOnsulted. Mr. Disraeli's
Manchester speech Will be o political manifesto,
calculated affect very materially the domestic pol
ICY Of Britain for many years TO Gomez