The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-24
EUROPE AN NJ EW S..
Our London Correspond enc =.

s-..4..##.. ..... LQSDoN,t june IL, 1911.
= 1& E6st, Of che Asssa Bessaning 10 Sc FGs- The
y =. Prcse~t Dfntstyg- Tie 4Bairs Of Portugal, Sc
e The citizens Of London begin now TO see and feel
the eaests Of the Exhibition upon trade II Is
20. Horex which swallows up AL tho spare time OK ths
49, wealthy classes and spare money of the oshes
NeHe but tavern keepers the Immediate vicinity
ara extensi, ely bene fitted by il. What the press
oe generally say Of il hardly be relied upeH for it
is matter national pride with ALL 70 extol and
.s- land the whole Potrapee, besides other
motives loyalty and rest operating 1t is
thing which will do any more, ana will never
49,. again succeed in any other country; especially In
:. America let dream of such thing, but
main conented with the really great annual indu+
trial fairs which do honor to the country, and
~ which FIRST set the example Of the thing to
y Europe The end of this affair is lot yet, sud no.
thing be said to have succeeded till the end of
it arrives When the jurors award the prizes,
there will be jealouses aud heart butnings.
Isnentioned in my last the probability of inter-
ference with the affairs of Portugal, to put down the
PEOPLE and pTpp up the anpogsas Queen Donna
imbecile government have been long guilty If
this sesndalous course is not openly taken by the
- masters and dctators OF Euope-if another edition
sof the-bas duct exercised towards the Romans
10 not published before the eyes of the world will
be, not because the yigdnc5 aud Jealousy of Russia
:. can let any nation alone which will be ree--not
o.. because the and INFORMATION Of your
ssG
other secret and more quiet ways Of destroying the
49, pascent liberties Of Portugal withou. the open
hibton OF violence or apparent interference The
powers of Europe, with Russia at their head,
leagued IN a determined crusade against alt people
~ ana nations not submitted to ihsm, and not yet
o. fully enslaved They have their secret agents
.s everywhere, not emitting the United States They
have a hand acting unexpectedly in all the out
RACES against free governments and people, WHICH
parties, under the name Of party, have freedom to
perpstTas in free countries. They have purse
ready to open freely to re yard treason and purchase
~ men Thus IT the Hung ari ms we're IN ainy
go put down The fate Of Austria was sealed, Ger.
tSo many was free, ali Europe eventually revou-
800 tionised free nations were ready to burst into
80: itence, Gorgey, after the gallant Victories of the
sHangarans, had marched upon vienna, sx-
- pected Of him; and as the people Of that capital
=. were awaiting for him to do, But he brbed
= and stayed at Comorn. instead ef marching on to
go the capital to which be was close at hand, where
.i il AZ were ready to receive the hberiting army,
= where not tongue nor and would have been
= & Lifted against him. What glory and what renown
= that traitor blindy robbed himself Of when he took
and bis country What stop he put 70 the pro-
I - Eress Of The world IN liberty humanity, and eyi-
zation- w hat wonderful and astonishing events he
cut Of from happening How he saved .hs, dsspots
of Europe, the enemies Of people aud nations, from
premature ruin, All Germany free, host of popu-
lar armies would have sprung up, which would have
driven the Muscovite and his swsrms like chat be-
fore rhem 1t was not TO be then 1t Is very pro-
bable, therefore that be fore the scandal of shame
full violence and unjusaed interference i, openly re.
sorted to- Portugal will be put down, and her peo-
~ pic re enslayed by domestic euds, produced by cor
movement. This reaction it isreported, is already
z al work f.'-
t'. Tho Russell ministry can only be cons iered
transition ministry, until general election takes
& place. They have not the couidenc of the House
II. and are frequently defeated in their measures.
... The other day, very important and liberal bill
for education in Scotland was lost, on the motion
i Tor second reading, on the ground that il esta
b,shed system Of education dissocated from
rchgionj in other words the schools to be
established were not exchHa rely under the control
Of the church of Scotland The chief opponent Of
tha hull - a. ~,
party in Che House Of Cqrn,nons; add though ably
supported by Mr.. Hume and Lord John RUSSELL,
it This incide Mt Shows the Il Ger Of the pTssent
Parliament that T. i bent upon the support Of
the church. and that even the Illus. ell ministry is
700 liberal for them, not going the whole figure in
!. Protestant religious bigotry tfhe temper Of the
voting population Of Great Ri ain (Which is 4
. great extent, with the House OF Gommons, which
rInakes it not impossible improbable that
~ the religious cry may bring the old tory party
Into power at the coming election. In that
event, tho protection party, which IS, m fact,
- chs ultra arisocrac, will obtain the government.
The consequences u such eyeat taking place arc
not to be calculated. 1t. would change the whole
aspect OF affairs 10 England, and the continent
- or sIrope 1t " VIZ DC hsssy ne sas 5aias As
become King Of England for then bis policy would I
4 be that VI England Wis the policy OF anita sonisn
TO the popular principle, and the exatation of !
dyra sites and srbitrsty poFer. That same party
would sgan come into power, and keep it.. too, l
!, . which FOR twenty I've years dduged Europe with
blood, and overwhelmed Eng Lana with taxes for \
no other purposes than 20 put town-the pdHcip,es
OF The French revolution aad TO restore the ,oaf
bons There really great danger that the bfgoty
of the voters and the hatred of ~hat they cali
. POpery may bring about this result. Meantime
the proteotionts, they aided, but IN reality
the old olgarshy, Keep ont ofvie- and Incltfs ss
much a. possible their ulterioT Intentions as to the
corn laws, and pretend thatthey ily iesse avery
noderrte duty upon the importation Of bressstofs,
Thus the farmers are nattssed with the hopes Of
better prices, and the. people deceived With
: Il promises Of grent moderation. -ts w.
49,. ..e Our Paris espondence. ;.
80 PArfs, Tune ., ISL.
Lam, -issoolon's pr,u 10 D,,or--Brs Exppveasi
sgoeh-soeaab,t g.-let,rl-.i gers Po1n .fl md
Reud,11 : Spain Bc,gipa MBi4co
a,vi I,uss,o-- t>gQyc,n Coag0s-D omyk-
Syur,.h M,nsty % nc U,atGi Stdiss : Gtreraf
dp7Glk, g., 81 ..4
The journey q Louis Napoleon to Dion. to -
present At the opening q the railway from that
city q Tonniero, has been The Of much p9-
liticu trouble
The details of'the journey have been published
10 the newspapers, which contain not only the 4
particulars of the ceremony, but also description
efthe nDw works Of The Paris anil Lyons Railway.
have only - sreas here of the political part 81
that Affair 4 had bee announced Cor week that
LoUL Napoioons intention was 70 deliver a spssen.
which you'd be svtt ~ rrriuftsf9 or message, "
which he would explain all that 10 coaj net dare
to say publicly in Paris Many newspapers be-
~. lieved tho announcement - BE hu11bug and FRAT
the chief If the state would ast like children,
who never make faces before their masters When ia
their presence but vino, when at Of sigtf play
fantastic tricks This may be better cxplanlal Il
ne remember that tia Pres dent has : power n
ferior 10 that Of the Legislative Assembly Alfsi
u " was hut too true- The inccndiary speech Ma
deiiyered Louis Napoleon bad not shown, before