New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08

49, , ,,u.t throw ourselves into the spirit OF the
c;rcnm.,snces connected with it, and u is Ia this |
ront of View especially, that instead OF presenting
IN too strong the unhappy features OF this a.
fair we ought first to look, on the side the Eng
Esh Cabinet at the tendency favorable to Euro
mean liberty aud on the side of the French Cabinet
AZ the fatal consequences of panic and OF the bad
passions, Conservative and usurpDg, at once, which
draw IL into AbsOlotist alliances.
The Marquis OF Lansd owue 10 the House OF Lords,
and the Premier 10 the House OF Commons havo
openly made com mon cause with Lord Palmerston.
The Cabinet will therefore remain intact. Lord
Russell very distinctly she wed the saister charac-
ter Of isattsck conmencedin the House vi Lords,
when for every possible reason the true ground Tor
the battle was the House of CommOss both on &C.
count Of the presence Of Lord Palmerston In that
branch OF Parliament and Of the predominance Of
the active political element being found there Ia all
constitutions Countries. There will therefore be a
discussion in the House Of CommoDs-a dshaitve'
discussion. The time is fixed for Monday next.
All the probabilities are in favor of Ministerial
majority. The speech of Lord Palmerston, in
these Circumstances. will excite great deal Ola
terest. To speak freely, the Ministry will come
out OF this discussion weakened and harrassed
whatever IL nv be the fsure Of it's majority. say
this at least povlded that no startling fact shall be
produced I(is TOO lae TO repair the signal blanjer
committed by Lord PslmerSsOn in cosfding TOO
much to the braegart ard grandiloquent impotence
OF LamMtine, to the mate Impotence Of Bastde, 20
the solemn and imposing impotence Of De Tocq1e-
VILE and in fine To the boasted party of oPPositon
to Socialism, which ives nothing but the party o.
permane ut huubug In France, In Germany and
in Italy, Lord Palmerston and the Wing Cabinet
have wished 70 restrain, 10 moderate the Rsyolu'
ton instead Of leaving it free courfe in order az
subsequent period TO favor work OF reorganzs
ton on just and suitable basis.
This moderation, thls iDopp0rtune resistance
have turned to the advsntsged European desPot
ism, and consequently of the Emperor Nlcnolas,
and OF Russian domination. "
repeat unless there shall DC some event winch
do not foresee, the Wing Cabinet VIII be shackled
in its foreign policy by the triumph oil tae EnroPean
Reaction as IL has been in Its domestic pohcy oy
the demands Of the ProtectioDisis.
Lord Palrperston had duties still more lmper1ous
to fulfill towsrd Republican France, ss he contrib
uted, in a great measure, as have often said, to
the fall Of Louis Pbllppe
The DOW er that defeated Lord Pamerston was
the unexpected appsrition Of Socialism. He has
this in common with all the cd statesmen OF liberal
opinions | have, moreover, heard persons who
are not hostile The dea lament that It burst
forth at al unsuitsble moment. Bat THESE are VAN
words, vain regrets. Ideas develop themselves
and hurst forth at the will of Divine Providence
We must take them when they come and as they
come Those " no are prepared for them by stuoy,
nv 8 wise comprehension CT their epoch, make tue
great statesmen, by whom societies are maintain
ed, or who form great historical epochs. THOSE
who allow themselves to be surprised iose "hat
thew wish TO preserve, as was the case win Nj.
Gui,ot or CON prom se what they have gained, as
was the case with LsmartIne and Ledru holin
discussion Of some interest 70 America has
taken place this weak in the House Of Commons.
Mr. Bright has proposed the nomination OF Com
mittee 10 ascertain the means OF improving the
cultivation of cotton 10 India. Although this mo
zion was rejected and Mr. Bright himself did not
insist ON division II gave to an important dis
cus,ion. which showed that the English manutac
turers are much engaged with discovering the
means of competing with your products In TINS
kind and that the East India Company Will make
eyery effort to succeed in procuring this result
This subject at least is OF the important ques-
tons which will be treated OF until the renewal OF
the Company's charter, from the moment 1t shall
demand thus renewa al to 1854 the time Tor the Far
hamentary decision on this subject
The Journals are very much occupied ths week
with the visits to 81. Leonard by NJ Theirs on the
one aide. and by NM. de Broglie, Guizot and
Pa,ouier on the other. The absence of NJ. Mole is
noticed IL is certain that the health OF the ex
King occasions serious spprehensioos, and tnet ne
is afflicted with intrmty, OF which the result IL
cot aoubtlul The object Of their conferences " AZ
an arrangement between the two branches OF the
bourbon family. 1t is said that I'M oetauS are
settled that the King the Queen the D9Ee ue
Nmon,s and the Duke dAumale, was concIlated
,si,bont difficulty, while the Prince de Joinville
wss tonnd TO be more impractcabe. But the chief
5;f6culty proceeded from the Duchess OF Orleans.
The Arrangement was concluded without consult
ing her. She was at trst wounded 0y tne pro
cedure and then suggested serious difficulties IN
The interests OF her son. Nj. Theirs, who is IN her
confidence. was called it is said to put an end to
their difficulties. l do not know whether he sue
Giirsrdin il at last installed in the National As.
sembIy. He has left the post Of bead Editor Of
Ia Pyesse, for which highly honor him. NJ.
Neftzer has become Secretary OF the Board OF Ed
itors. go, ,.,-. ~
and the Assembly on the subject of the three
millions. They are reduced to 100000 accord
ing to the report by the Committee and are more.
over clearly pointed out as means OF paying his
Seh,s I6eheye that his hopes of obtaining pro-
loneston OF power will be deceived, and that We
shall advance toward some extraordinary develop
msnt Yours faithfully,
JULES LECHEVALlER