The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-14
Ministerial Crisis In England.
LONDON, Saturday, April 2S-12

LONDON, Saturday, April 28-12 NJ.
am in possession of information, which reliance
be placed that the days of the present
numbered and that it is more than probable that
the Canada starts for New York. the 9Th proxmo
admnistratio will be in progress of formation
The question will be decided the RateinAid bill for
Ireland which Lord Stanley and his followers will OPP
pose with the most violent determination have been
around the leading clubs this morning. and find that
the opinion gains ground that His Grace of Wellington
will throw his influence in Staneys SCALE and place
his full Of proxies at the disposal Of the noble and
aspiring baron. Calling for . moment at the Horse
Guards, on my way to the electric telegraph, also
learned that IL is thought and generally believed that
he will most likely be called to take prominent
part In the formation Of a new ministry
Prom ,rtain rumors which prevail In the neighbor
hood Of hite Hall and Downing street this morning,
some further appointments as rewards for the past
services Of those members who although returned by
constituency to oppose the principles adopted by ms
government have deemed 1t more expcdient to attend
their interests than the expressed wish Of their
supporters ut the polling booths.
The speedy retirement Of Lord Denman from the
Queens bench il again revived this morning aud
speculation greatly ahoat to the person who will be
his Lordhhips successor.
Mr. Roebuck's return for Sheffield is considered al
most certain.
We have received Pars advices Of yesterday.
The socast meetings continue to give great anxiety
to the Ne less than 10 persons have been
arrested for opposing the police in their attempts to
dkpere the meetings. Yesterday, SIX persons
rested at Versailles for attempting to seduce the sol
dery nom their duty. They have been examined and
committed for trial.
Great preparations being made for the celebration
Of the national fee, on the 4th Of Nay
Nj Lanartne has declined the proposed honor Of
presenting the city o Paris a. he will prefer II elected
to sit for his own department.
NJ Napoleon Buonaparte letter which produced his
ditmistal from his appointment at Madrid has been
published aud is most severely reprobated by the go
vsrnmeDt papers; 1t displays stronger leaning to-
the red republicans than he has dared before to
show. and fully ustiies the step which the cabinet
have taken.
We tnd the National quite furious upon the expo
Of the squan dering of the public money, made in
the Assembly, which 1t in vain attempts TO justify
We are glad to learn that the cholera continues to
abate the ast report Of 10 deaths In pita and
In other establishments in week There remained
only 81 cases in the hospital
Italy.
The last accounts from Rome inform that the
Roman constitution had been formally published and
app,u rcd 10 satisfy the people.
manifesto had been issucd to England and France,
d,clnrng that the Roman people have right select
their form of Cover without the
Of any foreign power.
Florence letters Of late date mention that all Wa
quet at that place.
COMMITTEE had been appointed at Leghorn TO settle
the terms OF submission which the city would sur
render 10 the Pedmontese.
Ffa which bas also been in q state Of insuxrect
has furrended TO the Piedmontese
The OJtn,nre OF Turin eootains report that the
Austrians were to enter Alexandra on the 24th OF