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London, England, 1859-03-15 00:00:00

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Two &wish of Ministerial trumpets that au-
sewed the departure of Lard Cowie cm a !elision
it peers and concilatio• to roma ►•s hardly end
away I. t►e dietetic* tithes we rued-6s we lam
net yet hised—that he is is Louden arab, and bee
Um sheeted to half a Essday with Lad Matins-
KIM. Pious men in the East were seeteir
preyerfal, wit► their hose tweed towards Downing
street, seeking • sips I bet met a whisper breaks the
mines, stillness of the noble Envoy Esteem&
terry's return. He sews bask with all tile beemrs
of Imperial horpitalitiee thick epee kin
►era widowed a weederfal &meat et dials& dealing,
seppieg, interview*/ eadiimehg, seal the sett
hs bus been treated fibs a Smut= at the Owlet et
• Jogai bet we lave mesa M sass that thu ad
eV k w►at is Finish timmwiesi ding le lead a
~AB theism ; the sere at meow wear le •
legitimate drama without Drib tame, mad te
eismisal lassie at • penile aresset—plenty of
regret sad Melinda. ma ► pram" Win of
migeetimilistiew, bet • esseettea et veld wham k is
ewer, sad a pasebd weeder at tiw eagemeeey et
lewd= swag ewe ibileurieeatereL Then out be
se clemyieg that Laud Oorn.aw, al tie mast diode-
gashed mambas et that proverbially seats sad se-
oempliehed amps, the dipiewarry it I•gisdls
ea
intimate friend of the Impose NAPoraos—
aa the repaeeo•tstivs of ors of the met Pogrom of
the Treaty of Woe's, sad of sa esiesatly ear
servative, ea►le, pence-making sad beedimeire
Power—la awe sad all of three eimmeerre sad
Aapealtiee— was weisemod, sad Med, sad earemed at
Vipaas, with a warmth, cordiality. and distiartics
whisk every welUeeplated RaglNms• at home
shearvire with houses rider sad weep% as a
peens' eemphieeet to hie oam•try and le Wa-
wa
Nevertheless, it would is estieteetery to may
simple perk to hid that the medial Laterality's
with the imperee Psatrcte /mem tiro Mese,
seaveentiese with Cheat Poor, tie - balls he
▪ Meere• the • Memese is adeleatisa el' his
aseetreeyb visit, sad time primal= privilege, the
disc► Wass with the ,-wade diehard's",
lieesta, had worked op be a law enema
Wes • • pieteseled iatrvisw• with Lord 'Guise-
liCZT as • lalikr, sad dead si4aw is the
two Hems se • lye day. We roam* amps sa
impatient regret at the waste of se mesh saucer-
Womble seatitede d deptelmeet sad stesegth of
swami.

Fair weather prophets bed made op their Wads
that a grist pacific mg wee is properatioe, that
Austria had commuted to weirs has meet and
special treaties with the "Indspembat States" of
Italy. to Mom the Holy Father to the nineties et
kis dock, arid to comevert the LosaherdmVenstian
Oervenumest into a welf-vreerning Vise.argalty, with
a Wheal army and administration. This mail ham
hems peat sad w• will de sow ponsat Minhtore
the jostles to bairn, that at this emessat they
would ham ben ea a.* to hewn played •
Vilma remiss ef 'AM Well that Los Wen" ba.
twee. the Charles et thersee debate and the .sere'
roadieg of the foul Din an Menday next.
Lord Cowisr comes, and, hr aught we know, ha
gam away again to air kis importance is the Cos-
ihresee at Paris, and to sena at the obsequies of the
Danubian Convention of last Mum. bleanwhilm
we are left to the ioventioa, or the imaginatisa el the
corrospondente of Belgian and Oarma jewlibm
to the macular micas of the smash! .gem of the
French Government, for any ishmatios w the
remits of the " miuios of masilistime and pease.'
No doubt we ought to hi thaskfal for the news that
write English diplomatist bears with him the
" meet friendly amermems en the part ef
" the Austrian Ommereassat sad Court ;" bat
whoa we an tempted by • saorbid sur'e'ty to
*sire into the same aul mho of them " friendly
imaranose," what do we dad! We AM that
Austria is perfectly willing to gine with sae hind
what as takes away with the ether that abs on.'
cedes with infinite coadammeasei the " reeidn of
" the eiti mattes with tit. petty Status of Italy, ea the
mem acinditkm that IS the slightest maw
" Mosey meesammt she MA ham the semieshe
• right of military istermatim r that she "admits
"ma peiasiple the eissehmeems masentim of the
Stales of the March, bat Wits is malatielag her
garrissas at Forma. Pitexces. and Gemaishie
that she is willing to ..or to psalm/Ift the petty
States to reform their governmeM and resolved to
sestinas to rule her ewe Lemberdo•Vosetion imam.
rise with a rodofbon. Suet,iasubstanceifaotinform,
are the Marisa omomesicas which weave permitted
to mimeos Lard CowLwr has obtaised by diet of
incredible gestranomM malliatimak, and linguist's
MMus at Venom " yha not is sileses." Coast Boa.
bee Milted another Moshe te the diplomas aims
eV Austria at hysign amts. to ressmmed to the mew
bib the eery of penile smarsases with wash Lord
Oilmirtat (The may he mid to him ailed M ballast)
totems ae deeply Wee Is tho Thema Were it
met that these pestle mentame hat umesamely
ishe as hegralses end agnate dosheraties of me,
they aright haws demend at least • weed of
sedentkin is the twe Moms 1.. t night Perhaps Mr.
Mamma has Mt that Comet boot, es • poem,
WM% rambles the itimeast amthh Mese ummtheil
of *aim eattastiem maskied i. *Meg eat tenth
Maim heetier—himatg Zt enifipsurgwei NMI
Rio eel umnaa,

LOU) OMIT has at length mods up his mind'
to beech wholly with the pahsaatiliso I
bored with lie pressum, and hay: to
Ida eineortly for the whisb •
demo so. There was not mit* pretencept lebitve
or regret in his kinsmima kossx to the ippipin of
Coventry, which by mere armideut, aoubtlen, 'hap-
pened to greet the public eye oo the self-name day
as the epistle to FJ.CSIO : but in the latter there ia
se reservation at all. Lord ORRT, in the seal of •
renegade, forgets everything that would have re-
strained a less impetens and inveterate deserter.
Ho forgets to which Hone of Parliament he belongs,
when pending a debate in the Commons en the
Mum senetitatiou of that body, he reams@ through'
his osnampeiniont to attempt to indorses its dooisiosit,
and to stimulate those who ars notoriously
In a minority then to resist the will of
the amiseity. He forgets what is dos to
the party chief odor whose he served so long,
whist( to baffle him in a course which hr wall
knows has not been taken without the assissat of
sanely ovary emlnest man an the Liberal side, and
by rooordog to the moot palpable misrepresentation
in order to effect hi purpose. And he forgets the
principles in whisk he was bred, and which he has
liseelobris belched in, by shamelessly encouraging
the enemies of all Reform to resist all real conolo.
site. Lord Olrf well knows that his special
pleader's point against the amendment which Lord
JOHN &mut, will move on Monday next is in
' reality 'vertigo:thing. But kis aias is twofold first,
to strengthen Lord DZIWei minority and taco his
defeat ea the second reading, which he hopes to
asowsplish by giving saws regnant Liberals a sort
of exams fur mapopordog the Bill t and, soiondly,
ha whim to tabs die ONINIalle to make his pease
with the ultra binds of the Morel by a penitential
avowal of his regret at having ileurtoso yeast ego
voted the revenue of the Irish Establishment ex-
emirs. What his immediate objects of personal
ambition may be we do mot panne to inquire 1 bat,
whatever they ors, it is plain that they most be la
connexion with the party of resistance and Vsootion
while hi lordship has now fairly joined, and that
he has deemed It expedient to make ample tionfmnion
of the political sins of his youth, and to sme abso-
lution by doing all the harm he can to the friends
he has failed to betray, and the caws he has long
meant to almodso.

As br the peesediesta quoted by Lard Olii
against the aneedieent proposed by Lord Jose
liveesix, they prove nothing that we can perceive
is aid of hie lordship's objection. The at Bohm
Bill of 1931 was on its second reeding carried by •
uskjerity of one. No astenchnest similar to that sew
pesdieg sae even proposed on that imeasits.
Osumi Cloacmioire's moth*, which was marled for
the Opposition by a 'majority of eight, was made as
• soberipiest stage, and was in feet in the nature of
as laetraction or dimities is the essatitiee of the
whole Home, which wield hew bowed their pm
soodiege metalg obtain details of the aosessee.
The Whip were miry too glad of an oppertapit7
to dissolve • beadle Parlianime, sad told the j
Itho as the drat dust that, es a bitter dooms& 11
"'Mosel right, they were waded to appeal to the
esestry. Fatima** far the Crows it yielded
pimply; end the pespb thereupon settled the
matter is the way shish 'vim as. sow hob was
the right me. Lewd 011 ST la, thwehmk es wand la
his statissest of hots as be is is the isibeesese he
woad ham as dew hen thew (hobbies sad evil
web everted, sot easeed,by the reseeding* of 1931.
Bet the Opposition termed out to be warp in point
of testi.. Well, this, Lord GRIT ought to pray
that Rellessere shoold billow the piebald i kr es
he waste se esessisies to demooratie ilsomede, mid
se he mate to believe that the meshy wants se
Relisrse he asset Abet to the quiatiisn being
brought to • ober, • distort. sod • apssily Moe in
the err riser which sew is proposed.