Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-01

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tisn i'm France and England.
BY the arrival, yesterday. Of the packet ship Bar
gandy, we have accounts Of the highest importance
from London and Paris to the evening Of the 9th Of
May, inclusive. The Burgundy left Havre on the
9Th; and before she left, teegraphc dispatch from
London, via Calais and Paris brought the news that
The British Ministry resigned the evening after III
dirision the Jamaica Bill. As we stated yester-
day, such event was highly probable and, there
fore, far from surprising US, we are anxious tc
know who the new Ministry viii be, whether one
formed by Sir Robert Peel or Lord Durham. This
is event of more Importance than any thing that
has occurred in England since the passing Of the
Reform Bill Aaa
According to the best accounts it is probable that
Sir Robert Peel will become Premier-and if so,
there is further probability that dissolution OF
Parliament may take place Sir Robert may
try the experiment Of conducting the government
! with the present House Of Commons but it is ex-
tremely doubtful if he succeed. The accession
of the Conservatives will be signal for the complete
union of the wings and radicals, who, united, have
yet a majority IN the House The wings are,strong-
er in opposition than in the govcrnment-and Con-
sentative government will create coalition between
Brougham, Durham, O'Connel and the Radicals,
merely to put their antagonists out. If Sir Robert
Peel is thus defeated his only alternative is to dis
solve Parliament and throw himself upon the coun-
try. This course will let loose the elements Of agi-
xak.A -
As France is nearly in the condition. the nove-
ments both sides of the channel will act ON each
other, and increase the popular confagration. 1t is
the old contest Of opinion, and whatever immediate
results may take place, liberty and popular govern
ment will come out Of the contest with fresh power
and redoubled energy. f
With respect to the influence Of these events on
commercial affairs, some difference Of opinion exists
One class Of thinkers believe that the Conservative
party sustain itself in England and hence that all
the present commercial arrangements will be also
sustained others, that the involvement party will
prevail, and hence the agitation and excitement will
paralyze all kinds Of trade and industry. We con
TESS that more inclined to the latter opinion
HeUsE or COMMONS, Tuesday May7th -nEsiexArios a.
MIsIsrsasLord Russell then spoke nearly as
II q WIS, took place last nigh, me
msica will be evident to the Hsuse thai that was hi -
and mat il met with less and less Sen
thss has bseg Ordinarily shown 10 her Mesys Ministers BY
ought With rs.pes 70 X bic sHn'' 1s
dSubeay would have been in their power TO pass 10 aoo
Of the s and ask is opaos of,Le House again
IL wa Obvious Thai in Jamaica ,hs interests or The cr
would be greatly weakened anything which were 10 dc
bore the appearance Of supporting what cali the conu.
bly, there. think ke wise that effect Of such eoure
with regard 70 The other colonies where there has been hh
in
Of the Imperial Parliament, woua hem eber
They have held up 10 this time - we
Butt, would have bess da,y within few days to bring
e1ss q Upper M Lever c.nd whose affairs have
Pafsmen: sow sevdrn hai The rnesssre for ine sus
g,..es s- q gsmssa ss,i.g bee.
could net caicuste upente support 81 quex
Of s.irs not having =. IrhsS have aos. sufesa %
gree support End confidence pa sf this Soosr ".
%sy Of s so y sf . ~
Msjesss Msess have eansdsrss hemse,es ssr
coninuiag 10 the ADMINISTRATION OF s they en-
they BY the House OF but ser The
H. s Dos soSss sy s s.
was necessary for Them 20 come 70 decision they
Msjesys Ministers hunbly their resgnaucn 10 her
Majesty Win respect 70 ibr course be taken
jonrnmeat Of the House tsat her Majesty aay be enabled
sir, move kat The House It's rising do asjours 10 Mon.
day Hrxt Ordered.
y,
IL the House OF Lords, last Night, LORD Mesonras
pounccd that he ssd his colleagues had endered their
sigeoss her Msruy lbst her accepted their
and that they held their ces only until their
successors appointed. itEsN Il F7
h&@ ntMM FRANCE.
The ministerial crisis still continues in France
and the prospect Of affairs in Europe is positively
alarming. BY the extracts we here give, il will be
seea that the leaders Of all parties are dissatisfied
and quarrelling with each other Already the effects
Of this state Of things felt in the trade and CON-
Of the country to enormous extent; and the
people Of Bordeaux, Marseiles, and Havre are
alarmed beyond precedent at the extraordinary ef-
fscts growing out Of the political crisis The wine
trade at Bordeaux the fruit trade at Marseiles and
the cotton trade at Havre, are all going down in
moxt alarming manner.