The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

public funeral, though II cannot sAthIy
recognise Tier Majesty ~ seii aware tus1 ~ ~
the Gaze OF Lord Nslson shs might o. ner oN ,
suthorty have given immediate o.utss ~ ., .iis
pubnc mark al ven.I the memory q toe hustft
ous Duke and has no douhf bat thar vafasot an me
country would coriahy have approved OF the st'p But
Her sty aux0us that this trlnate ol era tnte ant
on ,orr,w ihoud b. deprived OF uptang whie- c,ali
invest IL sith thoEoughiy national sbafaeer auXtnus
that ,he re.resJ possible number o. her SUBJECTS should
bays IN oppartuntv nuiug IT, l. Hnxions. aooVe all
tba epcb honcrs shOuld appear emansts ron the
C.o.n alone nd that the two houses OF parliiAens
should have the opportunity. by their proyioas
tor ~ sampirg the proposed ceremony With Increased
solemnty and Il sssoeiatpg themselves with Her Ma
isso N pa, ing honor to tho memory OF one wnom no
Eugishmsn paue without pride or sorroF
iIe body Of the DUKE Of Wellington viii therefore
maiD. with the oil the family, Ter
euartisn bip until the Qceen sh all have received the
tmmsl approval OF paramrpt Of the course which IL will
be The ouy Of her Nnss5s servants 10 submit 70 both
houses Of pariement. As possible after that
prevail ha have been obtained Il Is her Majesys wish
should uuforteep impe ment arise that the mortal
mains of The late ustrious and venerated Commander.
in-Cbf should az the public expense and with all the
soemny due TO the greatness OF the occasion be deposit
ted in the cathedral church of ST. Pau there
the side Of Nelsontbe greatest military BY the side OF
the annals Of England fbave the honor to be- SIR your
most obedient humble servant, DERBY,
To the Right hon. :. H. Walpole
The present Duke and Duchess of Wellington have
arrived in town from Waimer Castle. The Duke
gees backwards and forwards to the castle. The
Queen and Prince Albert will arrive at Windsor
Castle in fortnight or three weeks,
Lord Hardinge, formerly Governor General of In
da, has been appointed to the vacant post of Com
mander-in Chief of the army This appointment
gives general satisfaction The Duke Of Cambridge
had been spoken of, and even Prince Albert, but
the nation would never have sanctioned the latter.
The following appointments have also been maie:-
Colonel Airey to be Military Secretary.
Lord Ftzroy Somerset to be Master General OF the
Ordnance with Pecrage).
LORD Combermere to be Constable Of the Tower.
Duke Of Northumberland and Marquis Of Londonderry
20 be Knights Of the Garter.
Lord Derby Lord Warden Of the Cirque Ports.
Prince Albert the Colonelcy Of the Grenader Guards
The Duke was Chancellor of The Oxford University.
good deal of squabbling is going on as to his sue
The defeated party of the elections, still
smartipg under the triumph of Gladstone, are anx.
ious to return Lord Derby the Earls Of Carlisle and
Ellesmere are also in the field.
mentioned in q recent letter that Sir Henry Bull
wer had gone to Rome on some mission. II appears
that his object twofod to obtain the documents
Of death, and to accredit, if possible, English
envoy to the Papal See The Jour,,a! deS Dcbats,
usually well informed on Roman affairs, gives
count OF Sir Henry interview with Cardinal Cen.o-
ne the Secretary OF State and gives the following
as the substance of what passed.
The amicsbe relations of the two governments was
first brought orward, relations which have been
what disturbed the side by the introduction
Roman episcopal hierarchy in England, and by the I'M
prisopment Of Murray the other side by recent egs
latve measures and by the Achlli trial To preserve
better relations in future, Sir H. Buwer reported
have nted that it would be advisable to accredt
Rome agent with higher title than that Of consul
hs ,a m 10 TINS was Leped that
nuncio was admitted to the Court of Enrand and that
rs far as Mr. Freeborne the English Consul at Rome
was personally con0srned the Pontiea government had
clearly given understand that the maintenance
call Of that agent was totally indifferent to it, by its not
having deprived yea MN OF It's exequatSnr.
~ AS resaras inc demand maze oy SUI heury bulwer Tor
,ne sc ,h Sot So ~ ;d Is @ .ns
ns3niyocal 6ec,soe his to dd sn lie IL s sy
reported to have sid IA judgment nas Just been given in
England which has astonshcd and afflicted us (,hs
Achil tIal). But, notwithstanding astonishmsn.
and affection we do not wish to question the sentence
Pioounssa oy lhe ieeai courts OF Isg.ar government,
ana,n,t oT p 49, Id 80 ar = leaar
souI Int code sanctioned Sv tbs ypnr for ions t
in force in the land and regulated according to rules
which we deny TO any other government the right of
questioning murray was sentenced by that code accord
ny 70 i.s Iiesctoea iss iois demand Ior me oocu-
sasIicon al fec de,ne susnic;on vbsh ~ouid ha AZ
Insult tho justice tho Ioman courts ana to the
State which eprusts to Them the honor property and
without discussion and VIII not establish dangerous
piec.tn ~ @ i .ue uor YOU demand
III. o,y.rs.,ion tb.n tn,,cs ., nth.r shio,. =,
secondary n.tuc,eilgnvs and he denlorate s,,a ~
ireland At Rome the news Of this interview vas gene
rally speaking regarded as satisfactory.
| dwell upon Bulwcr's mission, because this is q
question which will lead to violent discussion on the
part Of the Irish members next session There is
every prospect of another religious aad Of course
violent controversy Mr. FreeDorne was lately here,
ard ,assed tbronrb Tnrin tbc other Sav nm bis way
hanL IN pon,a ia h al eove-,l ntarraws with
IAN ~ ni1' s - - 80 rs ,.l0i
i'cIu nainssoury before ms ueplfsure. nI' rrea-
Dom is az ddegeis urd"n Will Inc dpti govern
ment, England has no acereAted Ambassador to
the Pope, net recognizing the Papal supremacy.
The case Of the NJ idais, man nnd,wife. sentenced
10 the paieys for reading the Bible, mas been taken
M, here Nv fhc Fvangclisal Societv Ihe-a ia a ~
i;Siops sto,m brewins
In sentimental affairs France takes the lend In n
few NJ onths France will be srain an empire, and
Iop;s Nono,eon viii he Rn,naror Nannl ,on m
unless he is assassinated. His tour tbroush the
ryovince has been "a for q series Of trim mnhs Tho
ayon;,s,,r nphl;shes teerronh;c 9esna ,cbes of hs
-. s. P S - - r.. - ~ ~
" 'ie unruInious 9nou.s VI
tTe LuPereW' anu Long HapoicoI has nov.
led his Willingness 70 accep. the Imperial crown Y
forced upon him.
.t-omo are ho,n ,roa. some .ch;ove ors.,resa ,,J
comm Laxs rrcatne.s 9tbr,st unor tLrn, !,
-. .
LOUIS Nap0!eoD Ike haivoIo, Is gong yellow
stockinged and cross artered, to please his mis-
tress Fortune who NAV after ALL prove bat a sly
cbamb,rmaid To five Won one tsle praphio de-: