The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-02


francs the receipts at l44a41s 6oi The import duties
on feSmentcd liquors reduced by half and those
liquors sold by rotail raised by half The estimates
are augmented by 1000 600 francs those Of the navy by
1900 600 francs The extraordinary works augment
ed by 100000 france
Our London Correspondence.
LoSpoS, Friday Evening, March 10, 1852
.qssosh on another EaSama,' Leglorn, 6y g7,ssans-
Hostile Feeling English Observation-Disclosures
and Koss1h &c.
The practical result Of the debate in both houses Of
Parliament Monday last tho questions put by tho
opposition with regard TO the limo of commercial policy
Of the government and Of which sent you full
count that the government has maintained its position
entirely defenye onewhich il has adopted il will
bring certain bills before Parliament, ge, through some
routine business, and dissolve Parliament in July
August Draclis speech is regarded a failure; that
Of the Earl OF Derby brilliant usual Lord John
Russell head of the opposition and there is doubt
who will GENE in when the protectonsts go su-Lord
John or sir james Graham. pamersioDs speech
was The speech of tn. debate; in fact. his
advice has been adopted lie reminded tho House that
it impossible for The government to dissolve pavlia
ment before certain amount Of necessary measures
passed and until that obligation fulfilled they
were entitled the indulgence of all parties At the
time lie declared protective duty out Of
the question and dissolution necessary tho proper
time
Palmcrston seems not whit aLashed by his recent
snubbDg followed it is true, by triumph lie attends
the House regularly and takes active all that
is going net him yesterday near the Ordnance,
about i. NJ lie was riding, (by the bye ms groom
rides the b horse Of the two) and he appeared thought
full ho was, in fact turning his III nd the con
tents Of letter Just received from Florence the ooc.
that another lngl Imam had been cut down by Aus
TRAN officer ut Lghcrn-tbis time an English officer in
uniform.
The hostile feeling evinced throughout the Austrian
domirors towards Engshncn. and mag add towards
Aper:cans viii one iine day lcao 10 rup.urc.
The intelligence allude brought forward yes
terday evening IN both houses give you wat passed,
in full rs good deal Of feeling eyiDced In the
Lords. it was Lord BEAUMONT who pct the 9acstoa
He sait-ltis my intention for any corresrcn
dence that Lac pas 60 between gren errts an this eoun
ton OF Eusiishmen abroad; tiisar, hear;) r.ncr
SUBJECT stSsa int IN 10 pSf: ar ss Is ,spstsd
tina, an 0s' ernaS y sne u y' p -. 9isn
rites teonsins - the Tuscan sgTernnent b. the Aus
shore and in lis uniisrm tH~ar bs ask the noble
Es The s As true 81 aS' H. c third
queetion. regard the nspit oonnttod rast Of
my noble .ris, ha allowed rumer exaessse ths cir,
to om. vSsns beyond tho ,rS, Lac ass are
ing sa st, ship Firerand, lying in L. roais,
with very little pro,eeaton lis part. oteAad the
rass f TIC S a 1s .ii Sn G "1' %
nm tgpsne IL 4. on nj hd. Gji tS. II
sions Il !. an lad 70 ssy that, t6iak 10
tho active ihtersrrn 20 Of her MsJoty s5eretsry il o
lr-L cea
- ar-n,rut have ,,l,,cd ma
aShrsr If nali H. risan for osnt day in at5ncnent Tor
~ c,tre I'D NJ non tl,is marle iIIrsr hear
IL No ii,rsr ~ r,sn,nnn. more e, Ir was ey,cr,
-, -. rsii ,ts, H. baa ..an is.cr IL rsiicL ..
w ~ 10. ,1si.;sh &c. i" = a su r,;far, -,
va Ti E;ao esbar0 had been eat avn Nv the
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1, ~ ~ iies =, No nrssent mont ia VII i -,
~ ~ m al The xrshecr Whether iIsoratan az
So. 49, 80 etnJ AID i1rni :. s Il
f t # ,be cbeu.r believed it vas euite
-, =, :, i,-Sb 90 IN .he full rniicruo 81 thc
n = 49, = haa. 49,, a., ~ - the .,S~isn ,t,rJ
- a. 49, bsd .s.cLed lie ;oyer.lneat tnat rst,v
=. 80 -, NAH hoen e~tf.,oely
em..I s,ht - r m IA sap,i az Ia fs-
brand inediatev communicated with Mr. Scarlet our
Mpis,er al and cousdorabc corrosp ndsnce has
taken place between Mr. ssar!ei and tae Tuscan Minister
and the head q tue ponce VINO VIZ "a se
ton La. been IN pTt9nse ,i4. was 11' We
Iard pa MI sr"s nisted to ak question in some
way connected With iii. subject. Some RI time as5,
an Outrage was committed upon British suhject-an
outrage Of most unmanly character ander any circn
staness arc uheer tne ree1i.. na VIZ