The New York herald., 1851-07-17

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great number of members resolved that being the case,
to eject him ii ct The Jew could not bring his
courage to the sticking point and prudenty abstain
ed On the following day, he issued a circular stating
that the third reading Of Lord John Russells Oath
Of Aburation bill' to come up on Thursday, Qas
mighty he should wait till then. The bill p question,
better known ss the Jews bill read third time
last night passed without further discussion 1t is
in the Lords where, in all probability, 1t will be
rejected.
long debate on the Chicor6 question: and another on
Disraels Inhabited House bill neither of which led to
any results have occupied two ether nights ef the
sion An Interpolation of some interest took place in
the House Of Lords, Monday night, respecting that
brave patriot the unfortunate ABB ell der who Is
prsoner-a victim to the bad faith Of France The
Marquis Of Londonderry, who lately visited the Arab
cheftsin at Pau demanded whether tie English
ment had received any communications from the Eng
sh Ambass ador at Ccnstantnople, respecting negot
tions going on for the liberation of Abael.Kader and
whether the government would their good Offices in
his favor The Marquis Of Lansdowpe replied that the
government had claim to interfere bat hoped that
the Fren government would find consistent with IL,
duty to release the Arab warrior This shost discussion
in the House OF Lords in which the broen faith q
France was alluded to- will be felt very severely by
Frenchmen, and may contribute in small
procure the release OF Add. ct-kader.
The heat here has been oppressive but to-day much
cooler. within the glass walls Of the Crystal Palace
il at times, suocatin; but some wholesom showers
have considerably relieved the atmosphere: Tie hay
Advices from Bombay of the 18th May, and Calcutta
18th May bring accounts of various losses to shipping
went down.on the Indus; Five other vessels were
wrecked. The Ariel opium clipper had been burnt
in the Calcutta river the fire the act of ncen
diary. The cholera was very bad in Bombay hsrbor.
French politics will shortly gain in interest NJ. de
Tocquevle report for the revision Of the constitution
Is ready but has not yet been made public The discus
sion on the revision will, in all probability, commence
next week. Louis Napoleon has had another oprorta
nifty of expressing himself in ubicof speaking from
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occasion was again the Inauguration Of railway at
Poitiers
As usual there different and most extraordinary
accounts Of the reeeon given tc the President of the
French Republic. According to the organs of the
LILY it most enthusiastic the oppositi papers
state precisely the believe that his reception
cold The speech Of the Mayor OF Poters not
calculated to enhance the enthusiasm there
lie spoke Of respect for the laws, consolidation of
publican institutons and alluded to the opinions
pressed by Louis Napoleon before he occupied his present
high position Louis Napoleon's speech, this time, was
evidently written before hand 1t is not reply 20 that
GagnGns reporter gives the following account Of the
whole affair, under date Of poitiers lst inst -
The fGSn Of The Line Of & e5I
BY the President the Republic ceremony suited
in the mOrn9e Proceeded :: rapid paSn Tbs hrst halt
hstons Guards eonsIsrsble number Of PERSONS were
greet the arrival of the Chief Of the state and
but there were very few cries any Snd rased the pea
Resusenev gb the NcsSi Guards Mere d1a~a uS ba
minutes the carras With the Mayor' and Colonel
& G hi d and nd i'Rs s GusS
nS % III Of lie tTSoRs ,b hf Hs ssS
cries Of yiys lie lre;idsTt and " yiye Napoleon min
th ceremony over, the train agsiu set in mSti9n
was b yreccs departl National
SpsS ot sayS W. were S drawn up IN fr2ns &
here was Sgt tr The .ss; or %aS call i e,
the train al four. Was aanouaced E siSt, From r6s ss
pieces of the artillery OF the National Gnasd the bands Of
SsstnS ,l usual salute The sale lifted up the Pre-.
seT1 T ass and wr ,hs Of aowsrs
Over hs hest Of the President vas PLACED The admirably
tie sSiesi q, general d@iraOn &hs @sH,onins The
name This aatsman think IL VIII not be ma apropos
towards linn the President the republic jSs1 as
lost the ticses veh SuGorcd him 70 take his seat ia the
standns at tie door doubtless SLOWING
in his when the Presidnt srryed and when
What lie eouid do fog him On Mr. Jones mentioning his
ceias and .ad Il wish this gentleman 70 go with me-
AsT M hs 5Sssen g ,hs KepSe before SP
the Xecutcn Of tbs rav taking him at the
." VEIL am sii isfrcT tchGvc the cPpSrtSny Of ,SsaT
ing tSu a: r.sdeIS for te great and useful works you
the decoration Of the Legion Of Honor trust your
Wine % s sS lie RsPaSc All h Gs ae
s1e SUITE were % N rsie'n,ps % w., s.sa
they reshed ia another sale With eyeFy thing that
railway station Tours vel Presdel,
window which Commando OF the train hed with
S @ saS ] iSiS GS' as had on
is where me; Si,h horts i. Would almost appear as
IL enera understanding hsd been come TO- refrain
str ea'ins Tours The train made halt to enable The
ynduct Of % arches across yerdau, valley Here ,as
the teaspR,fy, by Whom &e vas HSiIsi With loud
srs d %ySs ksr!l'on "yhe j. Prs.ieat ]. ylth ioas
few of "Se Repuiliqus" When ~ PRECEDENT had
tered i, esrTiaSe the train Preparing start,
wards Of cars Of age iaselHS along The line eaFrass
IN the greatft agitation, e,c!ainiing O mon Der mon
iasa q A.essh ii 5l 81 eled s FrssGsa, earrr who
,r he | padr cii man liberal marx q hs bounty
efaves resident cRatolsrsult IL wa tie next place
lu heis the s.orraIe y a. merely gra t.w mnuie
r,tprn oPnrs. From Chateeault tie train with
sYS aly s. u az et snf Of t @ @ gha oa M
eeriJ t sneent city lie srouht which rles steepy
teore tud terminus sclf Gsted W very
siptitat and tasteful manner was hled in every part
.nrensed tIir sslete Ihs Pr,sids.. M,i re.sysi at
tfestrerr ter of 'he Earrson the Bishop ofPOters,
oas ceremony ana ihc usual be- edic,op q ne sna.
cehyged sv i1prssye iressin Which af ealled own
ia 70 ssy % muh 70 he PROPERTY ei th Ia sa'
rdgt ra,ss gssseShfa BY pToper sSrespmeht I'M sga ey
teh,stcrr eursc o steam en- ire running Wild on the
pe, without the ardins and controlling power q ~ driver
on h9r.etak and proceeded % The Hotel dc
rot TRe feops d'rsToS iy no people q Po,rs wss
certainly rather more enthusiastic than ne other par,
of the routes the whole ouah the President
trsted With greatest revt. his rcccrtoo not
warm Diun. lie afterwards received the military,
civil and Judicial authorties. The banquet had been tse
for hapst s. Iut nearly half before TIE
company eov b. and nearly halt past eight before tic
spceh delivered The banquet had been prepared at
the hall Of the Panis de Jutce formerly the Palace
Of the Comtes Dc Potion, which was hted M With e az
srl,ndor Tor the occasion The walls we're hung with blue
white dr perry ntcrmxed with groups of tricoor has
laid Tor about four hundrd and the dinner and
wines suCh ould he impossible for the IA IL
dious 20 fud fault With Al the right hand Of tho rcaiden
the NAY o. rOter and hs left Tie Vice Pr sidn
Of the Republic followed either side by the Ministers and
civil end military dirnitsries. Amongst the guests 81 th
President table Mr. Gisdston dressed In che unior
of an English deputy Lieutenant Military band were sta
TONED az the end Of Tie hall and kept playing during din
st the desfcrt the Mayor Potier tho follow
toast -" To the President Of the Repubc 20 the gorl
and 20 the prosperity Of the Rpubic prcfacins II BY
| erecCh.
TIE following s the reply ofthe President Of the Frenci
| republic
koNsituR ~ M.rRr-Bc my Interpreter with Jour fellow
ctzenf and thank item for the reception, kind aud
cordial vieh they haye given me Eke you ilooh 70 th