The New York herald., 1876-03-12
Discussion Over the New Title---PrOc-
lamatien and Amnesty.
CARDINAL MANNING'S A. M.
A Married Lady Of the Highest
Title Elopes.
A POLO TOURNAMENT AT BERLIN.
The Financial Condition Silver Ques-
tiOn-A ReminiScence OF Humboldt.

tiOn-A ReminiScence Of Humboldt.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY cABLEI
LONDON, March H. 1876.
The Queens visit to the East End OF London to
open the new wing OF the London Hospital was the
event OF the week. The most remarkable thing
about this progress through whitechapel was the
development OF an intense loyalty among the great
iieus OF that malodorous locality in every degree
Of poverty, squalor and wretchedness
A SIGHT FOR CocKNEYDoM.
Royalty is a rare sight there, and an open air
attraction costing nothing the progress sure to
draw. There was apparently some doubt as to the
loyal temper of the denzens, but it was soon seen
that there was danger to be apprehended on
that head. Immense crowds drawn from the choice
localities OF old Ratclifre Highway, Lmehouse and
Poplar on the right hand OF the royal route and
from the wide districts OF Hackney, Bethna Green
and Spitalheds on the left hand poured in upon
Whitechapel
WAITING FOR THE c-EEN
From early in the day anxious throngs, among
whom the fair sex represented, lined the side
walks As the time for the passing OF the royal
cavalcade drew near the masses Of people pouring
In upon the route became denser and denser Cav
airy and policemen kept the crowds back as to
leave clear space for the carriages and escort to
pass. AS the crowds from the outlying districts,
Of,
hearts and wives gangs OF horse playing roughs and
troops OF boys up they packed the side streets
away back from the line OF route.
LONDON FUN.
The London crowd is at once goodhumored and
brutal and until the shouts in the distance an
nounced the coming Of the Queen rough jokes,
snatches OF ''Tommy, Make Room for Your Uncler
and Cockney "chafr' were banded about with ap-
parent good nature.
LOYALTY AND BRUTALITY.
The cheering from the masses on the street and
the waving OF handkerchies from the windows OF
the main thoroughfare were continuous; but at the
cross streets, as the cayalcade passed the hoarse
whrlwind OF hurrahs was followed by shouts, curses
and groans OF pain as the pressure from behind be
more intense and the people in the main street
turned to crush their way home again.
FILLING TIE HOSPITAL
The scenes that ensued were shocking to human
nature. Women were crushed, many fell and were
trampled on and those who got OF these crushes
with only torn clothes thought themselves lucky.
numerous accidents reported but OF course they
are only the serious cases. Thus, in manner the
queen could never have desired the progress in the
East contributed large number OF patients to fill
the London hospital wards.
AT THE ABBEY.
The Queen was present at Westminster on the
occasion OF the funeral OF Lady Augusta Stanley on
Thursday
EMPRESS oP NDIA,n DUE TO DIsRAEII
The new imperial title has been virtually accepted
by the second reading OF the bill in the House OF
Commons. There was an animated and somewhat
bitter discussion. Disraen and Gladstone, even
Eenealy, participated in 1t.
BY THE GRACE oP spESsER
AS foreshadowed in last weeks special cable tee-
gram to the HERALD, Disraeli made strong point OF
queen Bess He also quoted Gibbon's passage on
the happiness and greatness OF mankind under the
Antonine emperors.
VICTORY PoR CABINET AND CROWN.
The division resulted in an overwhelming victory for
the government. SO Victoria, by the grace OF God
queen OF England, will soon be- by the interpostIon
OF Disrael, Empress Of India
A UNIVERSAL PROCLAMATION.
The new title viii be imperlally proclaimed sImnl,
taneousy throughout the empire from the towers
Of Windsor, the Government House in Calcutta, at
valetta In Malta on the banks OF the St. Lawrence,
and In British Columbia from Dublin Castle and Edin-
burgh Castle, at the antipodes in Melbourne,
sydney, Hobart Town, Auckland, in Hong Kong, at
Cape Town in Africa, In FIJI and from every centre
where subject peoples listen to the roll OF British
drums.
FENIANs TO GO PREE.
lam informed that this proclamation win be fol-
lowed by the release OF the Fenian prisoners.
CARDINAL MANNING AND THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.
am also informed that there win be startling
proceedings In Parliament on Wednesday next
when an attack will he made ON Cardinal Manning
and the Duke OF Norfolk. The Home Secretary will
De questioned respecting Cardinal MannIng's alleged
violation OF law BY conferring the title OF arthur
Nasister on one who, by this title, now claims to
pod this rank in the Catholic University College.
THE DUKE or NORFOLK.
The Home Secretary Will be also asked II the Duke
bfNorfOk has violated international law By Raising