The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-07
ARRIVAL ofthe Paetfic-Tnportan ESropsa
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ARRIVAL Ofthc Paetfic-fnSp0rtant European
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The Collins steamer Pacific arrived Ell her
wharf few minutes after FIVE o'clock. yesterday
evening, after very short passage from Liverpool
in fact, one of the two shortest western passages
made in the winter season. She sailed from Liver
pool on the afternoon of the twenty second ultimo
The other short passage was made by the Baltic-
On this account, we think the public may entertain
Just pride in the Collins line 1t was predicted
that however good the summer passages might be,
those IN the winter would not equal those Of the
Cunard steamers. After a fair trial, this vaticina-
non has proved TO be wholly baseless. and the mo
dels OF our American steamers have exhibited
their excellence alike for Atlantic voyages in sum-
Kner and winter.
The latest political news from England is Of
deeply interesting character. The teegraphie intel.
iigence sen: from London 10 Liverpool, announces
he resgn alton Of Lord John Russell and his abb
net. The cause of this action on the part OF the
xainistiy, is 10 be found in the history OF the
debate, end in the vote on the suffrage ques-
non, which is given in the letter of our spe-
, cial correspondent. On motion OF Mr.. Locke
King, seconded by Mr.. Hume, 4 division took place,
IN which, as it appears the ministry were defeated,
though in small house, by majority of forty
eight. The announce ment was received with
great Cheering; and, doubtless, upon such an ey-
tence Of defeat, the cabinet decided TO resign at
once. The probable effect Of this movement Is
expressed in an extract from the London Times,
which seems TO int mate that there will be an
attempt TO form coalition in the new ministry
by which, presume, Lord John Russell may be
retained and Palmerston and Grey, at least, sent
into retirement The recent vote on the pro.ec-
ton question raised by Mr.. D'Iraeh, it win be
remembered. gave the ministry only majority OF
sixteen. This fact, taken in connection with the
coldness with which the budget Of the Chanceller
OF fhe Exohequer was received on its presentation
70 Parliament, that the ministry must be
RADICALLY eveIthIown. At all events, no coalition
be effected between the wings and tories
which would not soon place the new cabinet in a
<issgreeable position, from which they will be
fpee dily hurried by the course Of events.
The question Of the new ministry is a highly
important one on more accounts that those which
,~eect The peace, happiness and prosperity Of Great
Britain during the present year. If we have not
read enormously for ten months past, tie signs of
he future in European events and preparations,
ne summer political solsIice will be warm in
Europe as II has been fer many years past. The
clements Of great agitation have been seethng,
and shifting, and ouobng in the vas, diplomatic
cauidron giving oxen Of such devils broth as must
needs bob over. Il u does not prove feast. Al
Ieedy, 4 appears Garibali seconds by his pre-
.ssnce ihe views If Mazzni win respect 10 the
regeneration 81 Italy. The ramor siarles France,
and .he increases her tayonefs ia Rome-putng
her army OF cCupalicn On war footing. 50
rluch .Cr Southern Euro'e, 10 which md has
deep interest, particularly afer having pre- pared
penal eBaC uents Tor those no perform in the pa
.eeant Of te Pope, q lie h ,ish DO ninions Can
Al ee hsi Ma44ini hss derived money from the
Bniish yeGsu5y e carry on his great plan Of
<r.sdoIn for Italy, not neealse Great Britain
iov,s ~ lfini more, hut the Pore lessl Has
Pro .tstsAtfm furnished sinews fur the strife, tia,
V may sts.lgc ~ power that would set Up the
gentlemen q IL church into iitled digaitzn-s
These &c ialsresfiue -pscllEfons. They are fuli
pf saning, tccarsc, - TIE sgco-ss 81 Lzzia aad
- ally, Will ihs future aie XII Austria hsng-:hS.
tower Who's 81 rrlss ~ LsYsa's~e u Germany
are yieH "a wi.B much a.sla-t nd s.olsy
The otier ilie .tgence ffctl various parts 81
EusoIe, al not - passco ever ~ he intelligent
FEEDER who prepares q examine ne tior-ess of
,stnfs z if.ag The coming cum ler. France = II :
trco'a4f 5is.r IF doubt ard uncertainty 81 II tHe
f,t'Et; = rh-t 1rv shapss'the political stsos-
4h'rs lEy sAEsst.. should ! srupear d. .uft l1ces
sesimsIts, tis q e-cir.e j. .sseFn ne Il .ef4s
tslt i, Ill Lad io nsN :sfls sd sxer-iors of
rtasr, 49, = sr.s aE e. u. evs of ! Esz slec-
DO .oi he Iofiota-y {. EtDac~, U04ld have
sepo-s sl.oi rD -. h.asr-y e tt~ new re-sbi.c
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