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London, England, 1852-02-27 00:00:00

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MEW the Earl W Dust was het dinged with
the hematiem of a leinnery, be missed some reten-
tion of his eddy prizelpies, sad of those edam
whisk masted his win after his operation from
the Wigs. All remember hew, eve. when a de-
dared tou, be *WI to tbe meat( ma a man
as Lord Lowonnotate to the west of St. Penn-
bars: In the Mall VFW, when Lord Dalai was
t= his cabinet lest year, he is known to have
Sir STIIATTOSD CANNINO to be minister far
foreiga affairs. We now lad the inexperienced Lord
MALMUSUIIT appointed to that post. This may
either seise from its not bong worth while to remove
araboseador from an important position, in order
to take place in a ministry of a few months' or
weeks' duration ; the other reason may be the desire
to conciliate Russia by sot appointing to the Ferri/m-
-ak, Sir STIIATTOIO CANNINO who is known to have
acted on many occasions as a determined antagonist
to that power.
Lord MALYESIURT is considered, and with justice,
a far more proper man to conciliate Russia, and even
Austria. We doubt, however, the possibility of
their reconciliation. There is so Alien Act at present
in Pores; it is impossible the Home Minis-
ter or the Foreign Minister can gratify the de-
igns and protium= of Vienna with respect to Hun-
mien and Italian refugees. If Hoestrrn should
return hither to talk, and Memel continue to lec-
ture, there is no British law whereby they can
be coerced or silenced. And, indeed, the news
itself admits, that it is no particular English minis-
ter that excited the resentment and hostility of
Prince ficuwAnsessato, but that it is the country
itself—England, and its habits, and its way of
thinking, that are odious and intolerable to the Aus-
trians. We have the misfortune to be a constitu-
tional peopie, and to enjoy the liberties of as-
sociation and the press. For them qualities Louis
NAPOLEON dreads and Prince SCHWAIIELNDESO
detests us. But how is this to be remedied What
is. Lord lisietzestrar do in the business but make
lame owns for what he may not admire, bat
owed prevent ?
In the despatch recently published of Prince
BOHWAIZENDEIIO to Lord OItANTILLE, it is plainly
acid that if the British government does not make
use of all the legal means in their power to render
innoxious the Austrian refugees, the Austrian go-
vernment will torment and persecute English travel-
lers in the Austrian dominions. This Moment
threat has reference no doubt to the expected return
of KOSSUTH to this country. If you do get gag
KOSSUTH, threatens Prince SCUWAIIMIIIIII3IO,
molest and imprison all the 011/111111 and com-
mercial English who venture We Bohemia, visit
Views, or go to see pictures or gondolas at Venice.
The llntes proposes a ready remedy for this, which
is, that Englishmen should stay at home; if
I7do Fa abroad, that they omit Austria
the enetian territoriee from their route,
consoling themselves with the hope that there's a
good time coming, when a Moral Austrian minister
may rise to power, who may not make it his business
or his policy to persecute Englishmen.
We do not think that JOHN BULL, young or old,
will be much inclined to take this hint, or respect
this interdiction. They will venture to Venice
or to Carlsbad, and they will prefer the
Trieste route, by which they escape quarantine,
to any other. Besides, if Scnwsnzenseno suc-
ceeds in deterring Englishmen
_ from going amongst
his subjects, Louis NAPOLEON will try the same,
and then we shall be fairly expelled from the conti-
nent and be banished not merely from the remote
Vienna, but the neighbouring Palais Royal. Bon-
lagne will become forbidden ground. And English-
men will be condemned to the peUem forte et dare of
spending their money at home.
We doubt much our countrymen's submission to
sod severity se this. We should soon have associa-
tions for opening the continent, and instead of put-
beg down KOSSUTH and Louts BLANC:by such
wane, they would become the most popular men in
!legland,—and not all the KALIIESBURTS in Down-
-street could quell them.
• however, is not so personal or so full
of pique es Austria. And Lord DEIST may ,
hope that by means of that Hussite alliance
what he once repudiated and despised, he
may secure England, and all that England
holds dear on this side the Rhine. But Russia
abhors constitutional governments, and is resolved to
tolerate them no more. It has set up the antagonist
principle of leOtimmey and divine right, and
evidently deems that no other ballet* can brave the
this of revolution. Loris Narottox has not
won Russian favour, because Russia sees the
BONAPAIZZ throes based upon force alone,
aid not epos any principle that weld ;
mem the rapist of the people, or retain that of
the army. The itelleatim of the Bouasoirs, the
dder that, is the reliving Mee at St. Petersburg.
And it is male bat ea • rulleeetion of Belgium '
to Mani she wiped of the nuns scheme, ,
Aa to deaden. pwillnelime, or resistance of the ;
=pie, slim new law, beer that an be overcome,
essest imam we acted as the belief that ;
it mer not be overawe. To restore the status
of 11111, in the west of imps` is thee the dominant
ides, with whia Loon Ifielmson is to be half ;
Ineemel. hilt gelled. Mil the tortes he • party to
it, or has Lea MAU4IIIII7IT spectacles of sari-
sully Se have diseased the small
tied IWigimp=rer these great changes and II
sang Emma The veteran of foreign diplomacy
newever, mon give the Snit lesson to
the new stplemess et Downtag-strest, and
make them lane that adhedee to the new
Hely Miaow is the only mesh et saving England
hem our eml leieelek ead_ea e jewels of all Europe
Liblek Ikea
r. We bagels net the Miss will
asmor that 41mi was is extreme danger;
and that the seibty for England lice
in a 'mewsl at the Al.. Bill, the proscription
of refugees, full stained= to be gives to Austrian
sad Russian police. If with these conciliating mea-
sures Switzerland and Piedmont be abandoned to the
dictation or occupation of Austria and France,
—if England suffers all these things, thee Lord
DUST, and limewswitiesetto and NallaaLitODlT,
will welcome Englishmen as fellows of the right
sort, whom no police need meddle with, but
who are reedy to act ea police for the gagging
and fettering of Europe, if required. How far the
tines are likely to fulfil these hopm and prospects
time will telL The names of the new ministry cer-
tainly ere to warrant of their acting as honourable
and pstnotic Englishmen should expect.

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we on Bewails toms what the oodswities to
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with thew rated for elthiht
pow we lad at thwesse wader the =el; pay
sad alirosasse ef A 7421. ; wider the had of corn-
Wendel sodberresit supplies an imam ef11,2991. I
sad maw " mind& branch" an inseam of 10,2.531.
The esenethe cost of the OrdoesereSse itself is
Mesa lbw 75,8501. to 75,5801., showing the won-
derful so* of 3701. Other reductions ea certain
breathes appear on the statement, which winds up,
however, with the announcement that 25,866/. more
will he required in the coming year than was asked
in the paw. One thousand extra men are proposed
to be oided'at this additional coat to the Ordnance
militeey gems.
Theme us be no better time than the present for
istrwiesbei to the notice of the new Muter-General
th•Onineses, and to the public, the defective state
of the royal regiment of Artillery ; and when speak-
ing of that earls we refer of course more particu-
kuly to the peeper expenditure of the snm it costs—
that is to my, shoat 400,0001. a year of the public
Jamey. Bat fret one word about stores.
To the Onimeas the nation has entreated the an
of aB =7w of war, powder maestheteriss, est
toast awl the organisation of the corps