The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-01

I llacs and chestnut trees and London seems 70 ba
100 full 20 holc another person. never saw Hyds
Park so crammed as IL was on Wednesday last on
the occasion Of the nrst pubic turnout this sea.
son OF
THE COACHING cLUB.
The meet was at the magazine, on the banks
the Serpenline, and long before hafpast four
the appointed hour, the ROAD tnronged with
pedestrians and people on horseback, AID tht
police had hard work 70 the way clear for Ia.
splendid crags when came rolling ia from eyerJ
side 10 the rendezvous. Whether Mr. Chaplin !.
right his assertion that the breed OF horses Il
deteriorating In this country know not, but II Il
certain that most OF the teams which turned out
on Wednesday last were much Inferior 10 tdose
have seen on former occasions. The horses driven
BY the Duke OF Beaufort may be named as an
exception. The Duke Is the President
OF the club, and, Of course, took the lead IN the
procession OF the twenty eight coaches, whcs
started pretty punctuaily to the time dyed upon.
on inc box at MS left sat the Prince Of wales,
looking in the best OF health and spirits other
notable teams were those Of Mr.. n. de Rothschild
Mr.. Murletta, Lord Darlington and Lore Cole. Oh
ward, the well.known whip and teacher or drIv
ing, brought up the rear, win a coacr
and team OF his own. The Princess OF Wales
in open narouche accompanied by two Of nei
children, had palled up near the Marble Arcn 4
see the coacnes pass, and they all saluted her q,
they went by.
Y was Intended that the members or the clur
should dine together at the Alexandra Palace, but
\ only nye Of the coaches made their way 50
! far out, the rest turning back and again appear
Y ing ia the park, where they intensified tle
4 fusion already caused by the lines or the car
4 riages, iour abreast, slowly creeping from end -
\ emo or the drive The Row. 100, was luu or eques-
TRANS for the weather has suddenly come in 50
hot mat people find IT impossible 10 ride in tins
glare Of the MONDAY sun, and prefer waiting until
the evening, when there is some grateful shade.
The Princess OF Wales drives regularly and "a,
since her return to town, does the Duchess D.
Edinburgh. But there is very great difference
IN the reception accorded TO the two ladies'. the
hrst being universally saluted, the second being
mt little noticed. Beauty Is but SKIN deep, as va
all know; nut II the Duchess were itte more
comey she would probably experience greater
! favor rom the populace, 70 whom her manner -
n the reverse o gracious.
NARROW EsCAPb or A ROYAL PARTY.
Apropos " royal personages, the Princess o.
Wales and her children HAD narrow escape the
4 utner DAY. when travelling from Lonton 10 Wac.
\ sor a bullet, discharged, IL rs supposed, rom .
catapnlt. shattered the tnicK plate glass winaow
OF the ROYAL saloon, and was picked 10 by Prnce
Albert Victor. II Is not peneved to nave been
case OF wlliul assault-prouably the foolish trick
Of some SHY scuuol boy, who ought ~ have ms
ioIy taken out df him Dy GOOD nogQiug with s
bircn rod. TINS said birch ROD was ordered 10 he
aupled 10 the boy O'ConnUr, VITO. some two years
SINCE, struck AZ the Queen, but tnat part Of nia
sentence vas RENTED ana he VAS only sen
fenced 10 Australia, whence he mas returned.
lie was Iuund on the occasion ~ ha
last drawing room, by detective, proving
ABOUT the gates OF Buckingham ialace IL tne
exact srot wnere ne made MS previous attempt.
and beng recognized was at once arrested .
medical examination has proved that ne Is laoor
ing under nomlcidal ana suicidal mama. and ns
idea was, after letting the Queen see hlu, ri
take away his life by throwing himself under the
wheels OF her carriage. The poor wretch has been
removed 70 Hanwe, ana VIII be taken care OF Ter
the rest OF MS days.
Tue VISIT TO INDIA.
Still taking 81 royal personages. must mentou
that when II was unders lOoL mat the Prince 81
" "A
Y yeiY outspoKen journal, the London Horig la an
article gaze the Prince the greatest credit or hi.
many good qualities, but counseed aim III thu
Eastern expedition 10 be a little circumspecl
\ IN the cnoice OF his fellow travellers. Tn,
genial spirits OF the ciuD smoking room
were all very well IL said, their place. bn
better men were needed as the Princes com
panloGs on sucn 4 tour. In tact, - SAID the Lon
don World, IT Is advisable that ne &c prepared
n needs De 20 iorego the sweets OF society, even
y 81 Nym, Bdrdolpn anu II stol, aud 10 take Che
Justice Gascoyne into his confidence and nli
intimacy.n The Prince seems TO have taken this
auvlee IA good part, for ! understand he mas re
quested the Duke OF Sutherland TO accompany
him 70 lndla. There are few men better csleu.
lated for me post oI Mentor Inc Duke OF Suth.
erland - man IN the prime OF mIadlc age, VINO
has seen great deal 81 the world mas large
views OF all matters ana Is eminenlly frank and
outspoken. More tnan once before this has M
been called npcn 70 give advice TO the Prince on
speaking his mlnd. His compauonship would
be most valuable TO the Prince and the knoa-
edge that he Is going on the expedition viii ne
very well received by tue pcop,e OF England.
Though.
has not been heard OF Tor some time IL Parla.
ment, be would stln seem TO De irrepressble. We
are tnreatened wIln another memoer OF the lam
ily IN our senate, the Doctors SON. Mr. Ahmed
having issued ms address to the electors OF Nor
wich, where there IS vacancy, ana being, 10 =
sald. determined 10 stand. The Mayor ol Nor
wien has refused the Doctor and his son the use
tnev have consequently called Their supporters
together Ia various small pubic aouscs Il Is not
supposed taat young kcneaiy has much cnaace,
but tue ioiiy 81 me public = beyond calcuiation,
and no one can SPEAK Wltn certainty or the result
CHIEF JUSTICE COCRBURN.
While upon the kenesiy subject 4 mas remark
thatI dined last week az a grand banquet "a tue
winch the Rsaltn a. tue Lord Chief justice, wno
was present, was drunk, aud an aliusiOn made VI
the cainmnies by wnlch he mas been assaued NC
the columns 81 tue ERgttShmdp ! nave mad the
nonor OF personal acquaintance with SIR Alex
anler Cockburn Tor many years, INT never saw
roied down his cheeks and has voice was broken
VITA cmotlon wncn lie urst stood up to return as
Ing point ia wnlcn was MS recognition OF the
good feeling which, however wrong u might De
prompted he poor deludeu pcOpie, mat l. 10 say
Inc lower classes. 20 espouse tue cause OF mao
whom tney believed TO ne suffering under arlsto
COPYRIGHT
The copyright question ~ oerng ventilated, and
.hIs week Mr.. Disraeh received deputation
authors at his oflcla residence IN Downing street
Mr.. Charles Reade was there. long wfnded anc
persistent; Mr. q. A eala, nerce anu aggressive
MIR. Edward jenkins, soft and persuasive ~
though ne were danullng Ginx's Baby on MS arms.
Mr.. ION Taylor came out very strongly. as pe.
comes wholesale translator and adapter on rue
suol ct or the wrCngs ne has suffered az The
hams Of pirates. Nor TIE female element
wanting. Mrs. BfaddOn was there anu Mrs. Lynn
Linton, who wrote tue "Glrl ~ the PERIOD" IN tns
saturday RCUielc, ana VINO. in tne C0rRpH, trier
10 persuade rs tnat our female servants ought tc
he asked M occasionally lnto tne drawiDg rocw
TO play our pianos aud take 4 Hand at cards With
US, cleaning anahY AZ the Premier through her
speUtaclcs. Mr. plsraeli Ola not say mucn to tna
purpose, nut ne was cheering aad polite, ana dis
missed tue denutatlOn 10 = pleasant frame .
/ mind.
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