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The Weather—Sun Office, July 12, 1864.

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THERMOMETER.
This day at Two o'clock 69
Barometer-30.10.
WIND —N.W. ; m,derafe breeze and fine.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE.
Tins DAY.—Morning, 7u. 10m.—Afteamoon, 7a. 34m.
fo.moaa.ow.-Morning, 7a. 58m.—Afternoon, Ba. 28al.

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LONDON, TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1864.

By a happy provision of the British Constitution
the SOVEREIGN can do no wrong. Tile Ministers are,
however, generally ready to make np for that defi-
ciency. We have at the present moment a beloved
end popular SOVEREIGN, and we have also in the
Ministerial Cabinet noble lords and right honour-
able gentlemen to whom assuredly neither of these
epithets can, with justice, be applied. Last night
the House of Commons received a message from her
MAJESTY, meaning, of course, her MAJESTY'S
Ministers, in reply to the address on the result of
the Conference. That the Ministers should congra.
tulate themselves upon their dearly bought victory
is natural enough, and we are not disposed to
quarrel with them on
that eccount. But we must
c)nfess that
we are somewhat amez3d at the
almost ironical assurance with which the reply
has been framed by the Royal 16 I am
official happy," so runs the advisers.
eld missive, uto be
assured of your satisfaction at the course I hare felt
it to he my duty to take!' If the framer of the reply
is assured of the satisfaction of the House of Wm-
mons by their recent proceedings, that conviction is
probably entertained by no other individual in the
empire. Anything bat "satisfaction" was apparent
in every word that fall from every independent
speaker. Those who from other considerations
thought it right to vote with Ministers took care
to express their din-satisfaction with those proceed.
ings! snowing this, fully aware of this as they
indubitably are, there is almost an air of effrontery
or at least of a covert irony in the paragraph in
which her MAJESTY'S advisers allude to the "satis-
faction" of the House of Commons.

Oar conseriative contemporaries the herald and

the Standard of this morning, contain a rather
remarkable artivle, commenting in " slashing"