The New York herald., 1876-01-30
Church Troubles Reverend or Not
Reverend.
IAN ANTI-SWEARING LORD MAYOR.
Turf and Aquatic Prospects
for the Year.
THE COMMERCIAL OUTLOOK.
american Securities in Demand Emma Mine
Complications continental Sc
curities Dull.

HsPEcIAL DESPATCH TO THK HERALD BY CABLE
LONDON, Jan 20, 1876
Fashionable London praying for the preservation
or the life Of Lady Constance Stanley, daughter Of
khe fourth Earl of Clarendon and wife of Hon.
lFrederick Arthur Smith Stanley The reason Is that
hhe Queen and Lady Constance have been life com
anions and that Her Majesty perhaps strongly
attached to her than to any other OF her personal
Griends and If Lady Constance dies it is probematic
hat the Queen will open the session of Parliament in
person She will doubtless be glad nnd pretext
avoiding publicity
coURrmRs AND TRADERS ExPEcrASr OF A PAGEANT
This is the view which prevails among the cour-
tiers There is hence, threatened collapse OF the
Elizabethan scheme of the Marquis of Salisbury wno
lthe public and private character of Good Queen
Bcss," significantly limiting that England and the
fworld at large would be better II Victoria Initiated
tthe Virgin Queen 1t would prove great dsap-
pointment, not only to Lord Salisbury but to Lon
Idoners generally, who peruse the daily account of
usual festivities, and who have actually
lseen the colored the royal news fat
)and lazy naction taken out for exercise prepara-
ttory to their laborious duty of dragging the
coach, which has been repaired and reglded
FAsHoSABLEs IN FLurrER
In the fashionable world there is quite nutter to Sc
cure places the galleries of the House of Lords in
Aorder to gaze the features of royalty
ARIsrocRAro SOCIAL EXPLORATORY IDEAS.
In these circles there prevails also great desire to
see the Queen lead London society again They attrib
ute the general immortality prevailing among the upper
casses to her absence from public life butI afraid
tthat England must await the coronation OF Edward
WI for assertion OF the dignity splendor of the
royalty. and perhaps improvement in the moral
Aone OF English society.
wrncIsMs DIRECTED AGAINST THE QUEEN
Meanwhile poor good Queen Victoria is made butt
nor the low wits of the day The lowest of che whole
productions. entitled Edward vII," appeared
yesterday. is full OF pictorial aud doggerel insnua
tiOns evslled at Her Majesty, treating OF the glie
Uohn Brown the yacht Mistletoe incident and her
manner
' A QUEER STORY
One Of the journals that the Queen has COM
manded the presence Of the Princess OF Wales to
accompany her when she is going TO the Parliament
blouse, not wishing to test her own personal popu
aarty, and being anxious to hide behind the cheers
which will be given for Alexandra
A sotrn srRsrrrurr
Any way whether the Queen appears in public or
not, we are promised the appearance OF Dr. Kenoaly
who viii be escorted the House OF Commons by the
members of the Magma Charta. Association, bands Of
music and banners
RoLioE PRscAUTros AGAINST A REPETITION OF HISTORY.
The police will doubtless interfere to prevent a
repetition OF the tumults which occurred in the me-
aropolis hundred years ago. when, as Dickens dc.
scribes in "Barnaby Rudge. Lord George Gordon did
The thing
THE MOVEMENT ABDIcAr1os
The Prince OF Wales has strong party engaged in
advocating, directly and indirectly his mothers abdI
cation OF the throne.
PAwNSG on THE APPARENT
The authors Of the Coming K" and 'Jon Duan'
have In edward Wiz changed coats Instead Of
vihfyirg the Prince OF Wales they dwell rather ON
mis- boahom.e and his undevcoped soldieriy qualities
The book Is full Of fawning sycophaacy The Prince
at.ains military glory by defeating the Russians, with
their Prussan allies India Then he comes to suez
whore the English hard pressed by the Russian army
Here gains grand victory the head Of the Indian
troops
HERALD Rox-cLAD PRESENT.
The whole theory is absurdly improbable II may
dnterest your readers 70 know that HERALD corre-
spondent is made 70 be present in HERALD ironciad
vessel watching the progress Of the battle
rng PRINCE STILL LUCKY.
After the Princes return to England the Queen abdi.
Gates, and the Prince is TO be crowned Edward VII
A CLERICAL JuMBLK
The book is silly, dsreputable tumble. Its authors
are doughty civil service clerk employed at Somerset
House. and Evelyn Douglas JerrOd, the editor Of
EIoyTs Weekly
The religious topics OF day are grotesquey inter-
pstng The clergy the Established Church are NOR
thed By decision OF the Judicial Committee OF the
Privy Council declaring Wesleyan ministers entitled 70
use the title Of reverend
A CURIOUS CASE
The case in point Is folows;-A wesleyan minister
pamed Keet wished to have a gravcssone inscribed
psaA The words that the dsoAasa4 VA. snaushisr Of