The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-20

a FREQ Iado IN corr cfr Yicrs himfcif proposed to
~ rcfhnce to the administration because he
dfd not wish give ii the sembance Of party at
tack upon The existing government (Chcow But II
tilsxs be dnin.its In hzinn1 Ala suAsA. - =.
issue by the terms the motion Of which MIR vllers has
gwen notice, do hope and trust-nnd he will
be the first to yield to wishes upon this sbjectthat
II DO necessary to bring forward = motion Of want
az confidence In the ministry shall do 20 rather than
allow this question to remain undecided clear hear
MT GonpEr concluded very able speech by moving tho
TA.. sdmintr.ton having been formed BY
p ssn to a%sy ut on corn i s. .hs
Unanimously adopted
That tho Council tho League be to ru, them
selves into mediate Communication With their friends
return 20 rasament Of csnddstos in favor
duty t ss Or Torn" Of
Unanimously adopted
MIR BafouT, who received with enthusiastic cheer
ing moved tho third resolution
That considering essential h to the welfare of th
as w % % tho and @
dy Of tho people the FREQ trado should per
mcmersl 70 tho Qncen praying for an mmediat, d..lu
@ and
Nir Bright concluded BY reading the resolution an
also the memorial subjoncd-
TO rMr eunrs,s MOST sycrIIrsT aAlEsry
Of w. Ms
your Majesty fecL for tho Welfare and happiness Of
now trsatens The ssenrity Of those reat
policy which, during the years.
dneed greatly to the prosperity and social contentment
OF a classes OF your daesy subootd have seen with ds
men! psasd y ali t,s oSlsstsns honor and
on tho trade and industry Of ths country
Ths, your %sasria.s. Wills rscoraas their solemn .nd
in whatever shape q tho peepls firmly
% as sr na yo,area I. re
and e}ea sueh policy a an ns md
zion on the rights And industry te freedom of trade and
commerce. social welfare domestic happiness Of tho
great mass Of your maiesty' subjects
n yonr neiie IN Shn X
rad;nr nn5 mam rial to eca Syn spirit "f
agitation and throughout your ms]csys DON'T
Mons hopes and injurious apprehcn
sons and sound reasons OF state policy demand
an anu decisive settlement OF Question fransht
vi M ~ a,eneh.s o. as"non ana aSluie1"oo"
Your memoralists tkereforc would IoysIy .nd re-
spectully besocch your majesty
rining administration any party difficulties that
n,e WIN a,und mhxms o. eonstt~tiona policy oue thao
viii Ss ~ rst s b
Ele .d ysers ans IN naa,o AZ arga h frh
with ally determined by speedy deoIution OF Par
liamcnt.
;anu yonr menor,aists whlever prsy.
un"n'no'sy "uop.e''
in about twenty five minutes the Chairman announced
TINT twcnty-scvnn thousand pounds sterling had been
subscrhcd being at the rate Of mora than Elooo pcr
minute. (Chcers)
committee was appointed TO sit daily and the meet
Ing separated after three hearty cheers for the recon
struction OF tho League This is have already OBJ
served significant proof Of public opinion with regard
10 protection You Will remember what Palmerston said
to his constituents at Tivortontha until he tho
s'i nv a, Ae run m ro .e - instead u " le sea- no "ouo
Tho National Ecforn socci h.s oIsn comr,.nc., IL.
sittinas, with Hume in the chair
i customary for all men who ure apponted to Office
TO resign their sats ana stand again for election Con
scquenty is great deal ccctioneorng going on
at tho present moment and from tho addresses Of tho
may be derived rs to the policy of the cabinet
Dsrae in his address to the electors Of buckingham
Shire docs not mncc the mattor at oil but hoists the
flag OF protection without disguise
shah n0t ehounbcr your columns Win .hc othcr ad-
dresses The above will suffice to show you that has
boon declared betwaen Prot ccon and Frco-trade Vii
ner ~ iho,on non WI propaDiy dccide the question
iouse OF Lords last night the Baron St Leonard
waa introduced and nothing further took place.
You are aware that next year Parliament must be dis
solved by legal enactment
We nave no further in!esence from the Cape Of Good
nope since last wrote 10 you on the SUBJECT but tho
steamer Is ov due by way Of Trieste we have received
advice. ifom bombay OF inc % February Calcutta 2ith
January. second burmese war nnd commenced
January Io had refused to receive any depuaton from
the British commander had forbidden communication
between mo shoTe anu inc vessels insulting the british
fg ana erected batteries and sockadcs below tho town
70 the departure o. any o. the vessels lying there
me ronouore procianeu p'ocRaae OF the mouths OF
the Ha"auuy
On the Vth inc tceroy wrote 70 the commodore to al
low tho passage OF the river he had set fire to the bate
fes mentioned Inc FOX anu iierncs were attacked by
the batteriea in passing They replied to the fire. de-
sroyed the ior'hcatons and Killed nearly three hundred
persons.
The regular mails via Massoice, expected in town
tonight.
xrn
Pnlmerstop and 'renvic ,un,ahed In tha colnmns az
tho NEW YopS IyRAn and oon;cJ FROM i, into ,ho co
umns Of the leading journals of London b, oreo,
atjsfacton - Il moves feelinr or frandshin hty.an
~ ~. orast - nnraas - :
'n1 'po sioas poWsis
~, h,r" cor nrc"d .or tne new Legislative Assem-
~ no'e con mence0 nearly all the government condi-
gates nnSe been returned but thi cannot be taken
VI Pup'io ieeiihR strict orders wore sent
" M @ Pieieo.s sup-preiectS &c that the government
were accordingly taken At Paris, however of tho
a has peen returned in the person Of
"vAeiai .S'eib'c.
,ur.ner Signs nave appeared OF an attempt Of Lou.
h :" ueci,re mnseI emperor ilis projects Of Tin
'ason nave also been somewhat damped by the opposition
no mas mot with IN foreign courts The decree for he
n,. - y Ds'Ip nas oenoly p,'nfedJor insertion IN he
Last Latter no ~ ~. = ~ tie esevehtn hour me
gase you one interesting details respecting his
Il was nren st. ~ , - conlunclon win Austria
cn,a,on j, sa,tas, % s NJ treaty ior tne mItary oc-
~ omieseriahu nau econ actually signed be-
rha - ~ I:,p epo.ic ps BoVetnuieh's.
March ~" 'sisi"@fe corps Is conYoked for the 10Th
haIch.
soGa ocn % eeoni was erected Of the last ball 1t tho