The New York herald., 1851-08-21

marx aho Hoiland representing hoistein ana Linz
burg) supported the protest. The Austrian reply
has just been despatched
The Austrian Minister ofCommerce has proposed
to the cabinet that the reduction Of the duty on
raw materials should be made four mon,h prior to
the rest of the tariff being brought into opera
tion.
Our London Correspondence.
STATE OF EUROPE.
LONDON. Friday, August 8, 1851.
The Prorogation Of the British Parliament-7hs Queers
Spesch-Papal B-Tnte,peiatiOn IN the House of Lords
the affairs Of Ha'y-Mr. Gladstone on Nipples
Palnieston and Sardind-The Greek Loan-The Fees at
Pais-Tne Year 1s5l-French Pottics-Priace de Join
uHe-Ihe Permanent Conlatee--naiy AUSTRIA
eeLaneous.
While am writing the guns firing royal salute
loyal subjects cheerng-carragcs rafting the
Houses of Parliament. The day is spleniidy ne the
streets gay with equipages and idlers Members are
congratulatng each other the termination of their
labors and are talking of Scotland and the moors
but like loyal subject must to the speech 1t is as
follows
IN sas 70 be 3 s1 to release you rG
you have performed your isborious dr tiss.
continue to maintain the most friendly relations with TO-
to be able 70 sra.oIats the
and Bra lillian slave trade The eaersoP Of
on the the coasts Of africa and Brazil, s:ed By the vigilance
by the cooperation Of the Brazilian government have
mainly contributed to thsresult
GT.TLsMts OF THE W House. or co'nSoSs:
the supplies for the service Cf the year
Ny Loans GENrLENEs;
the for the eoTy eSn
sderaby exceeded the public expenditure for the
rejoced End that you have thereby been enabled
joyment Of and air IN their DWELLING. that
will be directed will contribute to the health aud comfort Of
agt or co. tho .ss;dr ,,;,h ,,h;oh ,a un,,.s
yourselves to the consideration of measure framed Tor th
purpose Of checking the undue assumption of eceieaea
gives me the 3ishsss to find that. while re-
hs great PRINCIPLES ereisious liberty so happily esta5
attention you have bestowed the Administration Of
justice in the Courts Of Law and Eauity will trust prove
have willingly given my conssnst' bill relating to The
will hope eonduce TO the better Of that de-,
partmen and at the time tend to the promotion of
has been very gratifying me- on occasion which has
sp otndn % aHS III Ws sa rsnesay presa
IL my desire TO promote anons nations the eult
which in heir turn contribute to maintain the the
n sCsSs The Rrss;ssH session i i with feelings ga
Such the best security az fr the and
the stability Of our free and happy institutions.
The great talent Of saying little possible in
royal speech has been faithfully carried The only
important passage is that which have underinedthe
auson to the maintenance involae of the great prin
cples of religious nbrtyn No aluson is made to the
admission of Jews into Parliament.
The great point Of the session. which has just closed Is
undoubtedly the passing Of the Papal bu Otherwise
the session offers little to comment upon In my next
shall return this subject The bill has passed and has
become law. Its effects have to be seen.
The Queen purposes, usual, visiting cotlani this
gear. Prsrarations already making at Edinburgh,
and other great cities in anticipation Of the royal visit
introduced conversation respecting the erection Of
Protestant church at Rome and anxious to know
whether the government would their best Offices to
secure permission the Paps court for such an un
dcrtaking. The Marquis Of Lansdowne replied that he
believed that at present Protestant place Of worship
existed without the walls Of Rome which attended
by her Msetys subjects resident In that city, and he
believed it afforded adequate for the accommoda
ton Of the number Of persons who desrous Of az
tending public worship there However, whenever any
complaint made the subject Of her Msjestys GO
verDment by the Brtiih residents at Rome his noble
friend the Secretary Of State for Foreign Affairs would
make application in their behalf the Papal court
But be must say bis firm opinion was, that any
request TO be allowed 10 erect permanent build
ing for the celebration Of Protestant worship within
the walls Of Rome would not be attended with success
The Earl Of Harrovby said that ~ net 50 mu3h
the vun Of accommodation as 1t question whothe;
tfgish Brotest0Nts should be aloWeu 10
liberty at Rome the Roman Catholics enjoyed in Eng
land The Marquis Of Lsnsdowne said he was OF "a
opinion that the pHpa court world not grant any such
permission; In which opinion the Bihop of London
piessed his conviction The noble Earl then brought
forward the question Of the erection Of Prctes.an
church at Naples. The reply Of similar nature.
This little Discussion Is not of much importance in IT,
self but IL Is straw TO show which way the vino blows
This gucsho will be continually rising like Ban
quos ghost, before the ministry
Italy occupies much Of the attention % England AZ the
present moment Mr. Gladstone letters to Lord Aeer
deem the cruelty Of the Nespoltan government have
drccscd public attention in Europe TO the yrauuicl
King Sir de Lacy Evans brought forward the quescn
lest night. He wished TO know whsther the British
minister at the court of Naples had bceu inructed 20
employ his good Offices in the Of humanity for the
dnuniticn Of those amentable severitss Lord Palmer
ston reply ssid that II not the duty OF the Bhih
ument 10 make formal representation 20 ire
to the internal affairs OF that country but he had sent
Mr.. 0lsdsoae's pamphlet (aad here he passed hgh
eulogium the honorable member) to every minister
in the different courts Of Europe that they might bring
the interests Of the different governments % bear In
the cause Of humanity. Mr. Gladstone in the lptters
h,re alluded TO- draws graphic picture II the scerng
dpoites onenders 10 the kihgdom oi NaP,es inDu'
sands IL would appear chained In prisons like galley.
slaves scme merely on suspicion Of liberal opiuions
Many thouFand pcltc9l cxUes have iouni Sa
asylum IN Sardinia. where the nbcrAl gove-n,aeut
of King Victor Emmanuel affords them protection Lord
Ialmerston in reply TO question as 60 whether this
hhersliy net tey 10 compromi'e the nds
Ct the Snt Of Sardinia said tha. the hog sh
government ettached very great importance 20 thr r-
dependence 81 the kiogdon u ardns aud looked WIN
great interest and anxiety to the wordng OF the
tuition inere established; but nothing hAs oecurt1 ~
lead her Msjetys government 20 apTreh M that that
DlSperde &C was IN any danger Of encroathmenS r
assaults from any foreign power end ths manner IN
which chat constitution had been hitherto wosei etn
the ocncurrence of the rayiuisD people an1 - str
dnsn sovereign entitled FDghmen y ent sftsin the
most confident hope SD expectation chat would cou.
tituu Go be- o. Ii al present IL n3jc eosthY of "a
p .N4seas sufE sI az a