Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-25
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Sir Roberi Peele was killed on the l9tl
OF June, by fall from his horse.
/ neutrality-suspicious. is rife iD Eng
as to the probable effect the death of Sir
Robert Peel will have in political matters.
The general belief appears to be that the
event will rather strengthen than weaken
the hands OF the present Ministry.
i The death of Mr.. Browne, M. +. for
Mayo, Is also announced.
In the House Of Lords, on Monday night
the Ministry suffered another defeat, by a
majority Of 90, on the Irish franchise bill.
The pIopo al Of Government, ras iha, the
franchise should be regulated by an .fs
qualification, and Lord Stanley proposed
an ameLdmen; thai the qnah sca.ion be els
instead. The amendment being carried
and the prnnipe of the hill destroyed, Co
verrment have since Withdrawn it. They
have also Nithdrawn the Lord Lirutenancy
Nreland) bill, the Mercantile Marine bill,
and the amended incumbered estates BILL
They have announced their determine ion
TO stick to the project, and il need be APP
peal TO the county upon ii, which has been
denounced by men Of all shades.
1T Dublin meeting letter from Mr..
OBrIen to Mr.. BUT wa, received confirm
ing all that had been reported atout the
cruelty to which lie was subjected
There is an increase of G56l ,5Oi on
this years revenue, as compared with laat
years. The increase is the declared alue
OF exports, as compared with June, last
year, is Gl ,60i G33, being a larger in
crease ,han on any former occa sion. THIS
improvement is distributed with rcmarka-
BILE uniformity throughout all departments
Of Business half Of The amount being inde-
penden, of cotton or wool.
SPAN.-A decree has been published at
Madrid, granting a credit Of Coco 900 TO
the Minister OF Marine, for building two
steamers, and the purchase of timber Tor 8
more vessels. |
The decree is founded on the srgmenling
of the Spanish Nay, as demonstrated by
the late events IN Cuba.
France From France there is nothing
o. special importance. The proceedings in
the Assembly, on Thursday, we're inter-
rupted by scene of vio ence, between the
members Of the lobbies. Order was finally
restored by the personal interference of The
Vice President, NJ. Dupin has been re-
elected Presiden. ci ihe Assembly BY
large majority.
The division on Mr. Roebucks motion
on the Foreign policy Of the English gov
ernment, was announced in Paris on Satur-
day, AMI produced quite z sensation. On
the same day the repor, of the Committee
on the Press Law was subnit,ed 10 the As
seubly, hen i, was fonnd that the smord-
msnts made by the Committee greatly mlti-
gated the severity Of the law as proposed
by the Government, The proposal to dou-
bic the caution money has been rejected.
A diplomatic dinner was given on Satur
day. at the Elysee, in honor OF the recon-
ciliaiion of England ard Greece, at which
Lord Normandy and General Lahitie, were
present.
Tha Constitutional announces that the
English feet we're about to leave Malta for
Gibralter.
A duel was folgh, a, Brussels between
NJ. Valentine, a Socialist Representative,
and NJ CIary, a representative and rela-
ton of the President, in which NJ Valen-
tine was severely wounded NJ Drowyn
de Hays lief, Paris, on Monday, for Lon
don, to resume his diplomatic functions
1t is SAID that Louis Napoleon has given
40 900 francs of his late increase of salary
to charitable institution which was Ian
gushing for want of funds.
The Moniteur states that the British
Cabinet had shown great moderation in the
Tuscan affair, and that il was nearly set
tied.
The creation ofa new ministerial deparis
ment, un Ter the title of a new ministry
State, is spoken Of
In the National Assembly, proposition
to suspend all tabor on Sundays and all
church holidays, was placed among the or
ders of the day. strong oppos ton is
being organized agains, the law on the
Press.
The director Of the National has been
sentenced to fine and Imprisonment, for
barely strouncing Socialis, subscriptions in
| favor Of brother editor.
On learning the melancholy intelligence
/ Of the death Of Sir Robert Peel, business
was partially suspended, an ! several dis
iinguished Ftehthmen, including NJ. Gui.
rot. leh Paris for London, TO be present at
the funeral.
Louis Philippe is said to be dying Of can
Ger in the stomach, and his physicians state
that hi. life can scarcely last month long
er.
The President has expressed himself so
highly satisfied with The manner in which