The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-19
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STATE OF EUROPE.


STATE OF EUROPE.
LONDON, April 4, lsol.
lS,toaa Road,,g of Locke Kings BM Rejected
The army Estanatcs-Fpa Reading Of the Jeotsh
DISABILITIES BM-Lord Tonu,gton on Ceylon-
Great Political Demonstration IL. Honor Of Lord
.s.qnly-RDn,ord Republicans Conspiracy IN Lon
Miscellaneous btehgmce--The Co,amem-
Death of Passatore-o operate, &C., &C., &c
Since the second reading of the Ecclesiastical
Titles Assumption bill, which may be regarded as
aAe conclusion of the second act of Lord John Rus
sells political melo drama, Parliament has been
busy enough Lord John does not purpose going
into committee on his bill till May, and many
Of the opinion that it will not before the
Lords This, however Is bold assertion, in the
face of the great majority in the Commons in favor
Of the second reading.
The second reading Of Locke-King's motion for
the extension Of the franchise the first reading Of
which was in no small measure conducive to the
recent ministerial crisis has been rejected BY ma
,ority of 2I6, consequently the bin is lost.
The army estimates, notwithstanding the opposi-
tIon Of the liberal members, are being gradually
voted.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer has announced
Nj. intention of bringing forward his report the
budget tonight.
Last night Lord John Russell moved that the
House of Commons should 60 into commission to
consider the admission of Jews into Parliament.
His motion adopted by majority Of b5, and
the bill "that this House shall. at the earliest OPP
psrtunity, take into consideration next session OF
Parliament, the oath of abiuration, with view to
Abe relief of her Majestys subjects protesting the
Jewish religion" was read the first time. The
words "next session., imply this session, as this
resolution was passed the 9Th of August, last
session. The substance of Lord Johns views may
be stated as follows
Is religious confession be disqualification not,
te4 the enjoyment Of civil and political offices
Sir Robert Inglis, Newdegate, and party, strong
In the House of Lords. Lord Torrington entered
into detailed justification OF his acts when Cover
nor of Ceylon. lie shutted through II as well as
he could bu: he has still 10 60 through the ordeal
Of the House of Commons, where he will not meet
with 80 much indulgence. Lord Grey having al
fuded to the fact OF martial law having been pro
claimed at times by the Duke of Wellington, the
old Duke stated that martial was the will of the
general, and, therefore, no law at all He thought
atevery country should be governed naccordance
with its own national laws.
But the great event of the week has been the poll
aea demonstration anddinner in honor Of Lord stan
ley Of which you will find full report in the papers
The dinner was given by the Merchant Iailors
Company. At this banquet IN honor OF the future
Premier were present or had subscribed, five dukes
linc marc uses, fftysx ears, nine yscounts, thirty
five barons. and all his supporters in Parliament.
LORD Stanley speech Il very important. u nc
sers at grea. length into the leading questions of
The day. The protectoni-t journals are on their
high horse at the honors paid to their leader.
! believe that may say on good authority, that
the government has been informed that some sort OF
= eonrp:racy is on foot in London, the nature Of
which have not yet ascertained, in connection
with the English chartsts, and the foreigners who
have arrived coming 20 the Exhibition. \
large body Of men, was informed expected
from the United States. However this may be, the
government is on the qua rae. This explains Lord
Lyndhurst's motion in the Lords, and the inter
poaations put to the Ministry by Stuart Wortlcy in
the House Of Commons, OH Tuesday.
Great number Of foreigners continue 10 arrive.
The vicinity Of the building has all the appearance
eta great fair; carriages and equestrans, masses Of
people walking 70 and fro, itinerant readers cabs,
vans, goods arriving and police on duty-the whole
has most animated appearance.
The lst Of May has been irrcyocably Fixed Tor the
opening.
Covent Garden Italian Opera opened last night
with "Semiramde, which part was taken by IA fiCd
fGrisi) She was in beautiful voice. ant charming
IS ever. "GUstayus III" j. having al the rival
hosse. Little Durrey, az the Page Oscar l. nightly
sneored. she has the affections Of all the h6Ji-
tsts Of he Opera House BY her gentle manners,
clear youthful and fresh voice. Yesterday a
grand leyee az II. James palace. ] hear the
Queen Is to be confined in May. The season pro
nises TO be Of the gayest.
| have nothing new 20 report 10 YOU from the
continent. Louis Napoleon has not vet succeeded
n forming responsible ministry The crisis val
come in 1852.
FROM BOMBAY, adslcts 81 thc "a NlAfch aHhouhct
that Alexander Nackay, ESQ., sent a. special COM
missioner by the Manchester Chamber Of Com
neree 70 inquire into the cotton cultivation Of In
dna, is stin at that city.
The famous bandit Passatorc, who caused .
much alarm in the Roman states, hss been -hot by
q Roman gensdaune.
Catherine Hayes, who will honor you with visit
An the autumn, has been creating tremendous SEN
ration at Rome. For twelve nights running she
sang in maria de Rohann by general request, and
then elected member Of the order OF u Cecilia.
honor rarely conferred uron foreigner Il j. the
oldest musical society in Italy. She i expected
here for the season on the 10th inst.
The influenza has caused great deal q m0rta-
hty in London. TIE wet weather still prevails but
to-day the sun is warm and bright.
Miss Talbot IL 20 be removed from the convent.
Sir Alexander Cockburn has been promoted 70
he Office q Attorney General, in place = ~ir John
homilly, and is succeeded >cli :itor General by
Mr.. Page Wood.
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