The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-23

and was considered Of the best mathema-
ticans Of the age.
the pages of Napoleon history, that of Junot Dab
rantes, has lost the elder Of the General Napo-
leon, who was the flcul Of the emperor. Thisyoung
man, whose career had been partially devoted to
literature and Bellies letters died week ago, in q
lunatc asylum near Paris. His title and yord
will be conferred on his brother, who is courageous
officer Of our army in Africa.
M. Tules Couetin attache to the Ministry Of
Public Works in Paris, has been sent by the French
Government to the United States for the pur-
pose Of Examining the railways of that country, in
order to make report Of the progress Of America
on that subject. b. III. r.
The End OF the Ministerial Crisis In En- gland.
We are in possession of copies Of the '.Loadon
Times Of the 9Th March, the same having been
received at Southampton by special express, for the
New York journals. These papers contain the de-
bates in Parliament of the preceding evening, on
which occasion Lord John Russell made his pro-
missed disclosures as to the courseto be pursued BY
the ministry.
We subjoin an abstract of the proceedings, which
are of considera bic interest =
The LoRp MAYOR of Dublin appeared at the bar in hi
robes, and presented petition from the metropolis
Lord j. RUSSELL gave notice that on this day fortnigh
lie should move bring in bill for the bette
admn;st ration Of justcc(hear, hcar)-in the Court
Chanccry
Sir DE- Lacy EVANS cnquircd from the government
whether the expense Of the reinforcement about TO be
sent out Kaffiaria would be at the expense of this
country or Cape. and whether the House would
have any opportunity Of passing an opinion upon the
subject
Lord j. RrssrrI, in reply could only say that his noble
friend at the head Of the Colonial Department had
joined the Governor Of the Cape to take that
pcEsc should be incurred in the event Of another
which would fall upon this couutry-he colony pul BE-
expected to bear ii but he could not say any more at
present than this thai with the exception Of sending
the necessary reinfoccments expense would be in
CURED wthou. statement of it being laid before the
uousc.-(leur)
Mr Loexr King brought up his bill for extending, the
Franchise in counties in England and Wales.
1t was read first time to be read second time on
the "a Of April.
MINISTERIAL EXPLANATION
Lord J. lsSssrfL then and in moving that the
House its rising be adjourned till Monday proceeded
to state the order in which public business would b.
taken lie said that in moving the order Of tn day flr
the second reading of the ecclesiastical titles a,siimp-
tion bill George Grey would state the alterations it
proposed to make IN that measure. which were
tany extensive and afterwards move that the order be
adjourned till Friday next lie trusted that oppos
tion weuld be made 10 this proposition considerable
time had already passed without any business b'ns
done II desirable to proceed with the eStim ites
possible and. therefore Moniiy H. 81 Iud
propose to proceed with those for the navy. II world
also he necessary to take votes for tbs army espe
cally that for the number Of men, as the Easter id,ya
were approaching and the mutny tct would expire
the 25th April lie did propose take vote
the subject Of The income tax until the 2lth instant
and on The following Friday the Chancellor of the Tx
chcqmr would state the alterations he proposed to make
With reference to the financial measures Of te govern
| mcut-(lcar).
II was then agreed that the House its rising should
| adjourn till Monday
| Sir j. Srrur presented petition from the Bishops
of the Episcopal Church in ScotlanI prayng thu iIousc
not 10 ccnser 10 20 much of the cccic,stcl titles as
sumption bill. which upon the motion of the g'n-
tlcmap. was read by the cirrk z the table.
MIR ErYNotps presented petition from Dubln against
chat mca rrc Wiich upon lis motion was also Rad at
lcnpth from the table
Sir G., Gary then proceeded 70 state the alterations
ard notifications prppoe,s .y the government to be
mg dc in the bl e. prevent the assumption titles by
Roman Catholic prtat,s Of which he moved the second
reading lie fir, II al alluded to the suggestion OF Lord
stanley that hi subject soul be dealt With hy re.
luton of both hoses ard said that he could agree
with the noble lord TINT Il would be the best course in
have ,hc force Of law whst ii could passed with
out involving the debate would take place in the
cnsc II ll nor could m concur in the propb tlou for
/ n ,mmttec ~ inquiry Another suggestion was thu.
Ireland should be excluded from the operation Of the
bill This had been fully considered and siercd
iy the government, Tiis det med il inconsistent with
they would have hccn shortly admitting that the auo-
rity Il the tluccn lrs IN ireland than that OF the
m, nj aS,tnt ~ tie same tnle there we're practical an.
fcrcccs upon This sulo between England AMI irr,a al
cir,uDst tauce which eouatitutc the main difficult ia
dealing with the question iic de,d however tha was
the eject Of r BIN - aside spiritual acts cn the part Of
bi-he he Roman Cahole church. thai II ntcrfcred
with hequsst. rnt tle h in certain " ordination
and colaicn and ltIuct-, would la it, present shape,
hvyo an operation Which the government never inten leI
ald ir Ia committee Ii would he proTasci to omit
altogether fran The ti0 the cond and third clauses.
which dated to these subjects The bill would taan be
lurlian, niary declaration. that the authority under
Which the titles bad been asgumed which thc
country rcpudiatcd. such prohibition would, he
arairt The act of tr Pope though az the same time hs
did not lo to ac.. Il Parliament for the security of tac
littcs,an religion (iicar, hvr) At the same time. Il
had never lc.n contemplated TO mcluie the scotch
bishops ithe tl 'opai chuse % tu' .n'Eoue,s IN WITS
10 w, 'l,Vt ~, "a %saaus :" ~, & h ~ ~ %.,s \, ~
~, =, ~ ~ ~ ~, i , r,,bi ,r M, 20 tb nssnmati,n
=, MI t' winch tlry w%r mo-, entitled by law m,
Honorable lorunet conclude, hy moving that III, orier
for The second reading of the bin be postponed TIL next
Friday
Mr. s1IuAnr contcndcd that the Bin as now altered IN
no rosi"c coTre.ponieh WIN iht in.a'ure "n!ch MI
been ihIEbe'u n5 Tue iioO'' ioi' ~ e heaa VI 'e u
NJ n c.o 60 ,vcr.e 10 any Kind a. l,i.I,ti,,
,,uar r,i~iaus snt;ects
Sir n 1>c,,. said that after what had taken place
that evening hr thought the bet thing thy could
would he do nothing The IN as,tre prup1'el was
raltIy IN 'hr cx,reme aud he believed IN government
word be compelled 90 bring Forward much more 'n-
g'nl one "a. -, A., ,.,.
n az y hy Nc gIaa.tapc ana I.,rl