The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-01

surs,ayes rhs resolution was not oily thus aathor
tavely announced but defended Win seeleus eau-
tude against the cricsm ofndepcndent writer's ana 20
credible did The whole report appear that even she colo
pists seems less than the people OF this country,
were led 10 accept the notification genuine IL was
cersiny In some respects extraordinary that this
eummation Of colonial annoyance should have been
on;s favor and considerable surpre vas feIt A. the
fact that wholly conducive TO American inter
should bave been 20 executed as to set America In
Still the truth OF the statement was not called In
question: but bave TO suspect that the
nouncensnt thus unhcsitatinsly made without due
foundation that Lord Derby cabinet has not resolved
on such surrender and that the circumstances Of
the coioniss. based assumptions
gratuitous accordingly y
The Giob Tex ministerial organ, thus comments upon
the above -
The attentive reader win not fail to supply ccrreo-
on OF the press in the last sentence Of the above para
graph and instead of have reason 20 sus pcct
will read VIC have reason to suspect &c
We 10 infer then. either that tho Herald and
Standard stated tho Intentions OF ministers without
authority but without retrac lationl that il not
without authority that they stated intentions 7hch mi
ns'e have SINCE found inexecutlble The public have
not forgotten the equally strange alternative offered 70
them in the Of tue suffrage clause introduced in the
militia bill The same Trustworthy ministerial organs
clsmed their belief Tor the astounding assertion that
member Of The cabpet bad introduced large extension Of
the suffrage, without consulting hi Colleagues This Is
what ked 10 believe by The fc aid and Sand0d
Perhaps they have more ministerial miracles in Peho
Perhaps they wll nov assure us, that, ~ Ir Wd-
pole took on himself to create constituency never
dresmsd # by Mr. Disracli, Lord Msmesbsfy hsstcned
surrender the fishery rights Sir John pakington had
announce q naval protection FIR or Lord d. Tby with
une either coli aguc followed up abrupt
ton Of those rights by not less abrupt and entire
render OF thsm ana that the cabinet collectively have
since 70 revoke Hconsderate moi, dua
cesons. Neawait, not without curiosity the uti0n
this eui 10y scria contemporaries In the
meantime observe with satisfaction that tho Br
fish and Amer naval and military osess the
Of action, If not sleeping it Mr Webster says
melody cid at WA neton, are dining apd dancing
the matter IN eoutfoVerypethaps The most promising
preludes 10 friendly settlement Charles Fourier
ail med that in the social harmony which his queer
CON bna;ions &c etlhlish gastronomy would be
verenced the principal mcaus brns ing the passions
INTO equilibrium The British ana American officers
the shores Of our fishing colonies be making
fair trial 81 the efficacy of the Fourerite gastononic
series combined with The concurrence of the sexes in
series OF balls We wih their philosophy Of negotiation
all success
The Official government organ announces that paTlia
met will meet early III November, Tor despatch of bush
neeS.
Louis Napoleon has started hs tour to the provin
The prevailing opinion is that he will be proclaimed
Emperor ON his return. send you account Of his
progress up to the latest eesphc patches received
Some erTrehensons entertained that attamp.
ie madc 10 aasnate him. lie is escorted every where
/ by strong body of cayalry.
Her Mojoay theatre is to be carried On next season
by society it viii consist Of 10000 shares of f5 each,
The trustees the Duke II Lcpser Marquis of Canri-
carde J. Mildred and Benjamin oyiera all men of some
| standing. Lumley will be appointed manager.