The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-14
Our London Correspondence.


Parliamentary Pyocecdtngs-Secsnd Reading Of Militia Bill
Government Mejafty-7ne Crystal Palace-7ne Budget
The charlottesville Queens Tfip-Ran at iast--Aar-
,ioges in High LiJe-Louis Napoeon-France saows
Symptom Of Freedom-TAe Danish Death Of The
Grand Duke Of Bcden-Hs Family-Caspar Hauser--
Sardinia and Free TSade-Su5marine Telegraphs-S
den-1he Zoirerein-The Cape-Non-c rrirc Of the Hy-
dra-India Hosfiiihes-Ihe Wagner Contest-Ftmgus
OCmnor--La Dira-Socks-Disassr al Turin, &c.
The Derby administration achieved triumph on Mon
day night The second reading of the Militia bill was
adopted by majority Of 100 in despite the determined
opposition of Lord John Russell and clique Mr. Locke
Kings motion, tor enlargement of the franchise
rejected on Tuesday without discussion. The motion
Of Mr. Haywood last night that commi ssion be ap-
pointed TO consider the of the Crystal Palace
was rejected by large majority This will probably be
the de grace to that wonderful structure Another
attempt will be made it. Tonight Disraeli brings
forward his financial So much for parliament
airy proceedings during the No day has yet been
fixed for the dissolution but the Queen proposes taking
her annual summer trip 10 Bamorsl in the Highlands
Scotland towards the end Of Nay II Is presumed that the
dissolution viii take place Immediately before her de
parture Eectioneerng going brskly In the country
am happy TO say that the wind after blowing east
and north for nearly ninety days without rain has at
length vcercd to the southwest On Wednesday to the
great joy Of the farmers and gardeners the rain began to
ground, in many instances. took ire. On Earl Derby's
property, no less than six miles were in flames To-day
the Ia Ginning again but like bride smiling through
her t.ars Talking of bridas two grand nuptals took
place on Wednesday-thofe Of the beautiful Lady Con-
stance 0owcr, young.st daughter Of the Duchess Of
Sutherand TO Lord Grosyenor eldest Of the Marquis
Of wetnlinster two Of the richest families in England
The Queen was present at the Chapel Royal where the
performed. The eldest daughter mar
RED to The Duke Of Argyle. All the gories of Stafford
House wero displayed On this occasion The other
risge that Of Sir W Wynn, ambassador to Den
mark with his cousin. The nuptals were also
pcrb scale
But to resume politics The movements Of Louis Ma
poleon st the chief point Of attraction No event
since the comp ded Of the I'd OF December has creed
much sensation judgment given on Friday by the
civil tribunals Of the Seine in the matter Of the confs
cation Of the property II the House Of Orleans The civil
tribunal was to hear the peadipgs the demand made
by the Princes Of the Orleans family to declare illegal
the seizure Of Neuly and Moncesux NJ Descoutures
maintained for the government that the tribunal
was incompetent TO decide After a brilliant speech
from Berger or the Orleans prnce Judges declared
Themselves competent amidst loud cheering. This
Il the first sign Of freedom given since the 2l December
Louis Napoleon has been much annoyed and was more
30 when a Opera the Judges cheered by the pit
fbouqh he was present. The Opera the Juif En-
ran, by Halcvyrst representation IL has been very
succesfu Louis Napoleon, however has set the eci-
.,op "a the Judges Defiance and has brought the
zion heforr his Council q state which does anything he
.t,hss Tho review ON the 10th May viii be very
qraHd scale. :,
The question Of the Danish succession s to be decdet
Il; Io,ioD The first conference the subject wa heis
a. the Foreign Office Wednesday at which the repre-
sn,stiycs al the great powers present Nothing w
H. decided IN the next meeting. Prince frederca .
rondosbrfg Giuck burg, WI probably De dscsreo he1
ale cr>Ra.