, 1879-06-05

Tlle nnWsparer-eoTrcspoutieHt usc1 to hc q
person whom lie cunliholext inan eEtlsl "tfp"
-auntethtatg like tln rural c.lttnr vito Is pre-
pared to rvtclye etfts VI all kinds, frntn strlnZ
Ut tla'i or mess of grcena up 10 n new liat.
Thu correspondent rms naways ready to drink
at nnybldy's cxlWAse. mud IT. wnB unnecessary
10 concf'tato him In my other way than by
dlrcct l'resGnt, which vas rcgar1ed Us purely
Dt,hlncsa transaction. lie IL NOW I1lnt, who Is
cu,,ttta for himself, ,A,Ioltt whose lnnvctncuts
aud nrtaintnnccs tl.E worlll IL h1ix1uus to hear,
Tie Cncngo 7Tn.es hns model onc III l.ni,-
don tsl,ongh he may bu thetu only IN Ills in1nd},
VIII uscs the cabIe ut enormous cxucnsu to
keep the readers Of that papcr Informed rs tn
his dongR nlld hk feelings. III Ills 1atcst
special cab1cEram llu remarks how time passcs,-
hcigl, lol VII seems bu. tim o.hcr dar." l,u
says sl,'cS ',,e 1'f1 rorfcapocnt Ersetst
tnrn from. Ast,antec Victories" But for this
surl,rssc Of the Times corres,WHtcnt ut teu rapff
iliIlt Of time, the world nt larEe would never
lave knonm Tint sir tiarnet Ind the usspeaka-
llu pleasure OF being greeted Mt Portsmouth by
the Tines correspondent. Eli Garnet llas never
mcutEtnscd II. ulMl, In allc long ACCOUNTS NJ SIR
Narnct's reception published at tlt time, ITO
hint of this important eTent IL found. Sir
sas,irt las always hornn liOnors snolcstly,
which nccounts fUr hts slle,,rc: but It nu6t have
uecfl kevcrc strain I'll him to lle from ull tho
fast Of the 7S'"t* correAIH'nacn''h greeting.
The 1imes corresl ontient seems -, % be In
HIS snccla cablceranl, s'llc 7in,ts currcspu,lt!-
ctlt has a,aisrfl hands with The hero md b.dtle,
him guispcetl on h!s tntssfon:. Tile scent was
thr 1atdlngton railwny'stattn,t, wi'eru others
though the train Ill, not lcaye uutll 5. Wose-
Icy Is very tppillur, u,nl The Ti,nes correspond
ent was not surprised to scu tic Duke nId
Duchess Of Sutherland atnl other distinguished
win be SURPRISED tl.at the Tines CORRESPONDENT
mcutloIi of Ills friend "WoIselcy," an,i Dukes
uHl Duelrsscs; bt It ought tu btev1eut lIli. II,
IT. is necessary to ncnflon the pcrsons wilt
eia cahlegram that Wotso.cy derives his In.
purtalIcc from the fnct that the Tfmes uorre-
spo,ncnt shook hands HitL 1ltn. Col,setots Of
the importance. OF tho event. lIp says, "ifie xcelaa
the greeting OF Sir Gurnct BY tic Iimts rUr-
rcspuIltfent--" was tic t'Addfngton rai!wny.stA-
shu,"-a paec tvbu sought bs An.es!sam tourists
nlong with thu Tower VI London. "Wo,sclry"
says s1c 7imts correspondent, "look,I ra-
,l.aNt"; ant! well H. mlsAt sftpv slsakNHg l,a"ls
With tic Times correspondent; she smiled
gayly, nlHldi hot lletray the slightest cmo!o !on."
This Is lasbliIE compliment to tic wonderful
power Ut sci5eontr0f possrssed BIZ Sir tiartItt;
au ordhary ,nnn could ncrcr have concealed hla
emotion after shakhg bands with tile 17nes cor
respondent. It Is evident, hnweyGs, thMt the
Times correspondent Is nat rul'leu ak his real
wur.a In England, for be says: "1iul the tsera" "
the meeting Of the eIimescurresi,ondent ant SJr
t;urnct--'4bce,l 1t Bcrln NJ. Petersburg, or
Paris. how different would hnve leen the I,tct-
uycI VIC should l.avc lad u legion Of lcncr-
head. Fim.s would ltayc waved nt,l bands
hlsycl, nlnl there would have been embraces
nh urt,und.n England seems to t,aru been
shasncsully indifferent to the honor conferred
OF, unc 0t Aer tiuucrais by The Tin.es curse-
INIT
not even one member OF the Royal 1Hn.,, Iut
tlag. not Il band, ntil not All embrace, eonl-
n,rn,oratesl the syeut, But, Il. Aetcnso u the
Queen, 1t nuy be said tlEt PERHAPS she hnd no
raotl!ngson raiIway-stat1on. a,l lnny hive bren
especially tcnarant ot the intention Of tAe 1Tn.y
correspondent to rrasp Sir Giarhet's hand mil
Wlsl, him eodspecl. A. any rate. pmhc optnlon
| lively known that she purpuseiy Ignored The
condescet,son of the 7iD'rs correspondent.