Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-04-12


not done SO; know not how to blame him man, but
We fear that he has acted inudciously Minister.
good deal Of poemc special pleading has been called into
play both in and of Parliament by the pending measure
Lord SHREWSBURY has written pamphlet and Lord ARUN-
and SURREY has made Speech both Of which were bet
adapted for the Of thinking in Italy than for that Of
England On the other hand, Sir RoBERT PEEL has proved
himself worthy Of his and lineage, and delivered, in The
words Of morning journal, powerful genuine, racy
specimen of that thorough English feeling, true to the
its maturity, and intelligence which knows this country to be
three centuries beyond such regions Italy Spain, and
which esteems plain Englisbman to be much sure
and sensible Judge, either political religious questions,
than any bgand Of Calaba monk Seville, although the
may have been Transmitted into prime minister OF the
Pope and the other into bis egae in Great Britain
All other busiaess stands until this Antipapa mea
sure either passes it's second reading rejected The
general opinion that will pass both houses by consdera
BILE maoities When this difficulty is removed it is gene
rally supposed that the Cabinet will be remodeed by the
cession of Sir JAMES GRAHAM, the Duke of NEWCASTLE
and other leading members Of the Peel party to Office, under
the leadership Of Lord CLARESDos-Lord JOHN RUssELL
and probably Sir CHARLrs WooD being elevated to the pee
age and it being known that the Marquis Of LAEsDowHE
would gladly retire from the leadership in that House, On
the other hand the Proeconss assert that should crcum
again occasion Lord JoHs RUSSELL throw up the
rns of Government Lord STANLEY prepared to take
them the head of powerful and efficient administration.
This regarded safe boast Of what could be done in the
event Of the Of highly improbable circumstance
Time alone decide but very important that the de-
con should be speedy one for all the best interests Of the
country suffering under the existing state Of undecided
and tardy legislation.
Two important bills in progress through the House of
Lord-one protect the rights of inventors and paientee
particularly applicable to instruments, machinery, and
features produced foreign exhibitors the approaching Ma
tona Congress In Hyde Pake the other provide for the
registry of deeds and titles to estates and real property mort
cages, &c.; which has long been called for II is
in vain speculate upon the budget the income tax the
peal Of the window duties &c., although think the fate
of the last is sealed.
England notwithstanding the Ministerial crisis, yet
fully got over, perhaps not yet entirely reachednotwh
standing the antpapal excitement and the propspal
on may truly be said to be prosperous quiet and happy
Liberty has longer be protected against the aggessions
Of the Crown the encroachmens Of the aocracy the power
of the clergy, the claims Of rude and bosterous popusce
Peace home and in very tangible shape en-
dangered with other nations Plenty although not absolute
y secured to ALL is denied to few who will make reasonable
exertion obtain it. And manufacturers artisans and
aborers employed and remuneated for their industry
and skill. "A
Many important law changes spoken of among Others
sr JoHS RoMLLr will is sad be appointed Master Of the
Rols Sir A. CocKBuRS Attorney General; and Mr.. PAGE
WooD Solicitor General.
We have had continual heavy rain during nearly the whole
Of the past week. London have exhibited deary
appearance and been very uncomfortable residence for the
many strangers who already thong its streets from sunny
cmes. Already the bearded and nousaced countenances
ofcontnenta Europe the tubaned Turk the cassoed Greek
and all the varieties Of eastern population, say nothing Of
Ill
given very percepible phase to the crowds meet
between Cornh and Temple Bar, and west of this the
change is still skingy visible. The great subject Of
the day is the exhibition in Hyde Park The Glass Palace
is progressing rapidly to its completion, hundreds Of painters
are now at work The Interior and wokmen Of all descp
tons are busy plying their various vocatons Not doubt
is about the building being entirely ready for open
ing the lst of May The half Of the building be-
yond the ransep which appropriated British and colo
nia exhibi,ers is being very rapidly fitted up Many hum
deds Of woknen here engaged in moving heavy pieces
Of machinery and sinking foundations and building walls for
their support The entire apparatus Of the Great Britannia
hydraulic press, which employed in the erection Of the
famous tubular bridge, will be fixed in few days. COM
Ple.s set Of cotton machinery from Oldham arranging 10
working order brewing apparatus, by Of which
malt liquor can be manufactured with extraordinary rapidy,
Is nearly completed An organ Of dimensions and
great central avenue this mammoth instrument weighs
than thirty TONS In the central passage the foundations
being laid for monster telescope constructed by Mr..
Ross the opticians one Of the glasses will be twelve inches
In diameter The permanent railway for the display Of ma
chnery has also been commenced under the direction Of the
Great Northern Railway Company More than three thou
sand packages Of British goods and about seven hundred Of
colonial have already been deposited In The building There
much activity yet visible In the eastern portion Of
the building which is appropriated to foreign contributors
TIE arrival of The ST. laurence with her rich fesht Of
the produce and the productions Of American industry and
skill and the zeal and energy with which Mr.. srAxsruaY
has entered upon the discharge Of his aduous dues have
insured trust, the due arrangement and advantsseou
display Of the articles contributed to this Worlds Fair
BY transatlantic friends. We believe all the goods by
the st. Lawrence viii be in the building by the end Of this
week. No doubt Mr.. Ssansbury will report his pro-
ceedings He "ide awake the importance Of bis po
sion,r and will, we have doubt accomplish all tha, Is
required Of him. Mr. Sr. Joass temporary appointment
wa. very brief one but sufficient give proof that
be great energy Of character and business TACT
would have made excellent Commissioner, had il