The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-24
Our London Correspondence.
THE STATE or EVRopE.


Lo~po~. Friday, March !, 1851
The Ministerial Crisis in En-laud-7ge Uhigs Resume Of
-fte- The Papas Ba-S,at II Prfies-Massoc,e al the
Cape ef Good Hore-Erauce-G Ger"any-.7asrian .fmbi-
-Srif-aIand-haiy-Lisht Dues american Tes-
ses-7he Lsrant-spaia--M Miscellaneous ETC.
The well known quotation. guam payru Sapienia regf
0tdusr has been strkingly illustrated In the last ten
days in Great britain We have had ministerial meo-
drama on the plan Of Aub'r last opcra-L Eafan Pro.
dgue The wings have acted the part Of the prodigal son
and return finally to their hcarths
The whiss, repeat have resumed ofcc-fa.s g,as,,s
even the Chancellor If the Exchcquer remains 1t
would be needless to tell you how often Lord this or Earl
that sent for at the palace that the result IL
KNOWN but not to break the thread Of the narrative
OF c,ens must briefly state that Lord Stanley having
failed In nl his attempts TO form ministry the Queen
sent for the old Duke of Wellington to ask his advice
The Duke Of Wellington Of the opinion that,
nobody else could form a ministry il well to keep
the Cid Lord John again sent for and the old
ministers have all resumed Office If nothing had hap
pcncd This would be prima fae view Of the II
examine into It, important results have TO
the surface Protection has ceased to exist The pro-
tectionists had for nearly week uanche to form
Irotcctionist ministry. and could There
who do not hesitate to declare that the whole affair
dodge Of Lord Johns TO get his Ecclesiastical
titles assumption bill" which meets with the strongest
of Lord Aberdeen Sir Henry Graham Rocbuck Golden.
nnd others will nt convince You of the correctness
-of what state, Like phoenix. the whg government
has rscn from IT. ashes; but II hns original Vitality
IL may soar on the wing for short time but will fall
from pure exhaustion. nj distant period What will
then take place IL j. difficult to say frrc-rade
yative government Il the most probable political
Hianee between the leading wings and members
Of sir Robert PceFs ministry II Lord John Ru-cll's
object "a get the dcut Of carrying his Pa
Tal Lil l,c has In some measure succscdcd lie has
already announced 20 the Ilouae his intention of pre-
pairing certain notifications The clauses relative 10
Icgacics win he altered j. also supposed that Ireland
will bc excepted from h rignrs ~ the hi ~ to give
fhc wigs the d th 1ti.h members Lord Brougham
has advised the government withdraw the hill and 20
remain satisfied with resolution 10 lc submitted to the
sanction of the two hon and 10 be presented by them
10 the throne. disappearing IT the recent acts of the
Pope MS touching upon the prcrogatvcs Of the crown
and Uf the established church.
The bill wR very lk.y hc cut down n the penalty of
floo against any pcrgou or persons assuming clerical
fitl, not legally recognized
The crisis cat all other objects into sha ic Dis
-astrons news which arrived yesterday iu town fn the
Cape Of Good Hope has for the moment turned the
rento public attention The advce received are up 60
dhe ah January
Tho Kafrs had risen aud massacrcd all the colonsts
they could lay hold u They had burned down the
military villages after killing the inmates several Eng
ish officers aud seventy pryacs had hccn killed IN
skrmishee sr Harry smith the Governor was hcmmca
In, In small fort ly many thousand insurgents. hut
talanily cut bis way through them. and reached VII.
ams Tonn in SAFETY Martial Law had been declared and
general call 10 arms The kafrs then marching
Dpons'raham's Town. u reminds us of Caboul
In France nothing has been stirring Louis Napoleon
rnnung the banshmcni upon tho princes ~ the hpu-c
sf Oricnns has been discussed adjourned fr six
snonths demand ~ credits 20 keep up the army In
Home. has been granted
In Germany the Dresden conferences have adjourned
for sixteen days wh,n pcnary sitting win br held II u
utterly hopeless 10 expect q anin0us from thirty
eight states and nothing i valid unless such vote h. at
fanca when " quite evident that the object &c the
fwo great powers 20 uufy tho authority of the minor
Status. When this has ,,sn accomplished tho struggle
will be between Austria and Prussia Austrian tronps
sneantimc. continue occupy the north of Germany.
as they 40 the north aud middle of Italy. Prom the
baltic 10 the Mediterranean and along the shores of
thc Ariatic. the Austrian ack and yellow nag may he
sccn. Austrian patrols keep order in Hamburg and
Rendalurg AsS,rsn rStrols keep order IN bologna and
Ferrara. In Milan and n Venice their watch hrcs burn
the Snrdnian frvntrr the banks a the Po and
YOUNG warlike Emperor held review at VIENNA on thr
9th alt; De suroundcd w one hundred general
Officers There Is grasping ambition visible IN this
younr sc,op sf s,sulh apsburg well supported ny
his soldier Prime Minister Prince ~ Schwarzcnhcrg
In thc sytv "a the Sandman Chambers Of the 9th of
ttbh dcsarcsr the minister In reply 10 interpretations
fonesF msrslsneS denied that any renacng notes hal
been addrf scd by Austria against Sardinia Tmiy state.
hovevg. nat Austria has ordered several regiments 20
dsauecbssc 70 the Sandman frontier that Ractzky has
notified his intention If trying by martial any per-
hsvx IN their possession forbidden pamphlets; and
that the nso.emcnts n the Mayzni party
potent that the slightest indication ri movement in
sardnia Radctzky will not hesitate 10 preserve order
There
Frapcc has Il said again protested arsin-t the a.
isson all AUSTRIA provinces into the German Con.
.fcdersticn-but Prnnce has nothing ~ do with a. She
appeals TO the treaties m venna Tine IL the terms Il
those treaties was the restoration of thr lcgitimat,
gsrded 80 often BY all subscribing parties that il high