New-York tribune., 1884-12-07


of,or th. hattie and from his description we make
the following extracts: ,o
Tb,rs3cu .Julv 27.-We brcaktastch at nono, w
Thongh the weather was still very nau, Mo w. o
obliged by want OF time 10 go 70 allied on ns
~ ther landau at IL o'clock, and we set OUT. he
road goes straight from the town ior zen or t"o%o %
miles through the forest which. III Spte W 1 tn1
horrid weather we thought very fine. IL Is a pdFe
thp whole way and we'll for us 1t was, lot WIN tl9 %
ram which had been Hing the last Ten aays y an9
nuantity of wagons and cannon when hau Pa1Hs1ru
- The t,rcs on each side were quite mpassaDle
indeed they were black and muddy ana Heep, I'M a.nd
an Irish bog. and the whole way aohs m"' hnS of
with soldiers hats and caps, broken arms uoiSo vi
horses and other rcliqueS of an army. "aifIlo' -
a little town about half mile long pIetl'lN s.tu
atcd the other side OF the ioies;i pu, nd Gaif
from the scene of the action about mic anu Il ,
and separated from it by couple OF prett, Noot,
Bevond these woods Is the little village 'i NOM ~
Jean. Here the Duke the Duke OF ~ I over
sent his horses for us and we m9unteI M 10 rao
the field while the ladies returned To Na''i'op,, IL
the Duke had the whole action up 10 " u'VIn t
ON tho 18th and had been slnce twlco os1i Wv nnt
rrounl and knew all the particulars, we couIi ~
ha vc had better guide. and he cOhducte L,IJ
whole of the ground Without such gnIue & we assd
have seen but little; Tor one might nave I'sso3
along the two roads thai lead through the gioI,,L
nav IN sht have ridden over H. Wllhout nn.n5
ont that anything very extra3rdImy m 70 ",c Mentioned
Won SOC a great undulatng plaln without " io'-
OF tree aud nothing but two or three M nttlo
Iii !; al nnder tilorc and was covered AT the day
of The battle with high corn aad clover III , =,
niacrs the oats and clover had grown mp again IN III
some places the farmers had already ponenun vi
the ground hut IN others, where the a't'on i,i ,;i
hren hottest the marks of trampllhg eto'' WV o
visible The whole of the extent when You calnc ~
ride over it was strewcd with cartrlIH's aIi r,
d;nrs of fine cannon: letters which had heeh ''i'"MI
ont of the pockets OF the Killed ana "Hunu'"' Vm '
the torn remains of hats. caps ana helnig1N.I hI
also rnuld see the graves into when the hcau NV
hern thrown sometimes singly some iImcs w ui
more at time. and in many places oN iiitvS @ ",a"
.l...I Ina. far al ID
tbc ripht of The action totally DESTROYED. the
house and Offices burnt and battered WIN Sn"i, 49,,
trees around il for il had an orcharu anu la,,J
wood cn to pieces; IT'S courts and di,GhrS s,irT;W ~
with caps and cartridges. and the hcid' aio"nu "
ar w. ra,ts of tie field we saw people scarch-
inc for some remains of plumber. hni th'y nli iu'
cot much ~ the whole had been RliGaN tn'I'.,N
CLEANED over hv the peasants; Two poNS n". u"'
ii;.i I ~, ,,,risnrn's swords. All tlc PEASANTS
of Nt So Jean and Nat"ilo' nave c3l'''ru .,,
uulntitics ol spoil-clntNrS MoruN n',nTiG
rrirnsscs crosses of the Legion OF Honor &c. WITH
t d,, q, ,tr lnr sale Al fist these things were
hmcht bt the rurOus cheap rnought now l'w l'w w.,
rl,,s.is nrr r0rr numerous AMI thr conin.ui,f
tn,ri and therefore irit nrrs are nlnCn cl,t t
Ihr Dnkr ms huusht 4 duIrn ol ru'il rs H..
ftn thr lnl'rs ui the lt"n"l h. nnh lg,i GLtt,.tu
tr,t handsome nnr iur tees rauhitpns pnVRV
t,t t, q liil r,tqs ul the l.rrinn at llnnni Virh
nal itrn inkrn ii1W leid litntN 1nti n
,,si ,,. l,or ,,iulrnn alab rhtt upr iinnc art,r
~, t,if a ia.an uf ihp hnlrn tnrlDs Whirh we
f,net siiip,s vN'e Nn ,hr iirnt 80 tt,t fnr5
ihp irriiass inane $50 itrs 80 ~ 'rnVli, "ha.1
o.iti.si MIN ina tAip4si rirhti n Ni-
srif 30, thr n.ii. 80 all n'i eio'ls
Asr.hts of WnHill aFa sill soi nU 'hf nom "
may IuaiiiY he coueaialei ihal lhei "'r h""""'"'-
turei llr hn market since al 'h' ia'l '''''' must
have disappeared a generation "so
A,an Illustration OF the way the House OF l-"'''
i, recruited from the Commons, the iolio"I"g'
written N 1919, is of interest;
mad b,en once t. see the new House of Lords,
and vii. le was there. Brongham, thhh' hlsl ana
then Montcagle spled me ont ana came uoWl ~ tio
Bar to shake hands with me NJ was suc' lil' We pE''
ming of NV ilmcssj, and indeed / think haIi Ihe
hnusr or more, did me the same clNIIllN ana 'H'
roIed my attention to fact that think not IN,
;',nort.,ut 10 constitutional history. There were
think ahout thirty peers present ana we ohScINen
that there was not one. not sInge ohc' WIN nn I
| had not sat in the House OF C0ninonS, lhoiuulhE
tbn Du,c of wellington aId the Chancellor. IL
shows how completely the House OF commons mas
been the nursery TO the House OF Lords
Croker had made special collection OF docn-
mcnts relating to the French Revolution which he
had studicd carefully though not TO much purpose
.irca he utterly misconstrued It's causes. Murray,
however offered him ST. 800 TO write history oil
the PevoIution and he intended TO do So though
he never iound time.
Hero is a story which is thoroughly Crokerlan.
II i well TO premise that EanSittart was Chancellor
of the Exchequcr at that time:
You are fond of CHARACTERISTIC traits; here IS one
Contoiu Hall of the Iyra who is Just come home.
and who is mad about certain Simple islanders
vnrn he fell in with in the China Seas. touched at
St Helena and saw Buonaplltc. ana among o,hrr ,hh
thngs told hlm the story OF his interesting ihhabl-
tants of Loot moo, and happened 20 mention tnat
such was the primitive innocence OF the people that
me could not discover that they had any offensive
weapons. "Dable" eXclaimed Bmonaparte. "et
comment fontils done la gncgreE liaiI dlnea some
time ago at Vans ttalts and was Ieiathg lhls con
| ycrsation. and everybody hnt NanSlttarl was
greatly amused at the ratural turn ol BuohapaIlrS
| wonder Nansittart. however, took no hoticr oI IT,
! but seemed absorbed m ms own 'ohlcmpa,lonts
/ il,.t he
ncredulous upon this fact and that IN 3rdcT 10 per
sua lc him of the extreme simplicity oi the lSIadci-
! lace added another circumstance, when was thal lo
! lad NAT seen among them any Kind Ol money. " No
! money, erred Nansitalt, awakened 9lt 9 oI nIs
trance. with the greatest yiyacity no3a i'raE"ns
! Captan Hall, how do they carry on lho govern
| mcnt Tins Is literally ,lhc
This occornt of the death Of Castlcreagh lord
Londonderry is new
ON Friday he had his parting audience with the
/ KIM and MS conversation toward the close became
/ So lncnhcr,nt aud unhappy. that the hing ihIt
evening wiot' 10 Lord LNcrpool at 'oombc To- come
tn him Girciig bat not 10 tell any one tla Nc was
coming and not 10 see any sonl I'll he shonld see
| him Nou may Judge ol Lord LlNcrpools surprise at
receiving such II note, and win Whai hllhnfo
! thoughts hc must have hasicurd 10 thn Ming, lls
! Mn,,tv told him that L0ndondcry's mnd was
! cone aud that when 10 strong ana well l-fcguh'rh
! mn intellect was shaken, the consequences were
| likely to be- pIoportonably serious what n"rG
passed OF what Lord Liverpool did upon ihlSi !
cannot tell, probably nolmhR; hH ne ''tlaI',N ~!
moi susp,n the oyiHi Of The danger. lie ionnd that
Londonderry had left town with Lady Londonderry
for CRAY. and had before he went apponiru to m'',
| ord Iiyrrroo ~ town ou Monday or lucslav !
! understand that the Duke of Wellington. who lrlt
town on Friday. had also observed something wrong,
| and had sent Dr Baukhead IOudondcfrys iavotitc
| nl,, .lcial to HIM Ijr. Iankhcad saw him III -:
| James, square on Friday evening and now snail
,iy. van his story He found him labOring under n
| s,,n,,g mental drlusinn accompanied with fever.
! he Ind ham cnrped. which relieved him. and IN the
| nulct of the evening il WAS thought he might 90
| dnvn ~ Cray with Lady Londonderry. Bank head
prousing 10 follow next morning ana stay I'LL h.s
! l0rlship was quite well. .
| IT, remained IN bed all Si'urdny, ana was kcpt as