The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-09
ADDITIONAL BY THE AFRICA.
Our London Correspondence.


Our London Correspondence. s.+ ,
Lonpor, Friday Evening, March %. 1852.
7rc Prorra,e Dissolution Of Pari,amert-O rerate and
Iheoi,,edi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bori;o.-.4Dert Smih
Louis NAPOLEON Hesiates to Take the Final Piunge7ne
Duke Of Bordeaur-Ifswes Reform Moion-French In
hfgues in Eevr--THe Ri,cr Plate &c. &C.
Lord Derby has announced his intention of dssoving
Parliament in April May, June The business Of tho
session will be carried out without further opposition OF
serious nature til. the announced dissolution takes
place. You will from the Court Csrela, that Lord
John and Lady Russell present the other night ut
soree at Pamersons II is also said that Pnmcrston is
invited to dinner at Lord Johns for tomorrow Some
thing like reconciliation has therefore taken place be-
tween them and wscacres do know what make of
it as Lord John sacrificed Palmerson numerically In
the Waleski business As regards protection 1t is dead
and gone.
Lord Brougham has brought in bill to shorten the
time that usually clapscs the dissolution Of the
Old and the meeting of tho Parliament Both houses
will adjourn tho 9th to the 10th April for the Easter
holidays
IhcOpera opens night at Gov Garden with
Maria de Rohan;' Lumley opens Tuesday next with
eIuveut Sontae is again engaged. Among the novel
es we to have opera by Prince Alberts brother
the regning Grand Duke of SAKE -Coburg Goths
At the French plays the other night found the Queen
ana Prince Albert and the dress boxes filled with the
corps dp,o,natique. Baron Bruno% the Russian and
Mussurus the Turkish ambassador diamond stars
on their coats The Sandman ambassador Marquis Aze-
Ito in box with the Marchioncss of Aycsbury and
party Count Waicwsk and his countess Madame dc Pa
haut Lord Palmerston, Vscoun Canning and OF her no
abilities were present. On Tuesday the Queen drove up
and down the drive in Hyde Park an open carriage and
our. with outriders
Oid Braham has been singing again. new
Philharmonic Society under the direction Of Berlioz
has sprung into life here We have at the present momen
four operate companies two philharmonic societies con
certs nnumerabie; and they say the English not
musical nation.
Albert Smith is making to the tune of ESQ night by
bis description of his ascent to Mont Blanc lie
hired the Egyptian Hall Piccadily where Banvard had
h panorama OF the Mississippi and draws crowded and
fashionable audiences Clever dioramic views OF Mar
tgny 81 Bernard, Chamouni the mer de giace, the
cent of the mountain &c very clearly painted by Bever
ley, add to the effect Albert Smith gives very
ing account of his adventures sings comic songs, and
affords very pleasant evening.
Next Monday (29h) Louis Napoleon opens the Lcgisla-
tive Assembly. lie has published IA decree, regulating
the proceedings The Council of State which he appoints
is the sole ruling power The Assembly i farce law a
mockcry-hs VIII is supreme. They say he has ordered
the imperial robes, and even tried them lie
shy about taking the fatal plunge What will his big
brother the Emperor Nicholas say to infringement of
the treaties of 1915! Every honest Frenchman groans
and tests against the existence Of the present state Of
things but there il not man ready Ito bell the cat
The Duke Of Bordeaux has written another letter aging
sprepared to take Office as King whenever France ready
TO receive him lie has forbidden his parzans to take
the time
The young Emperor Of Austria is fitting the Russian
princes at his capital An Austrian steamer the Mari
anna has gone down with all board, in the Adriatic
between Venice and Trieste.
The American expedition to Japan has created some
attention here
The Danish Parliament closed its sttings on the 10th
instant.
Hume brought forward his annual motion last night
for extension OF the suffrage The motion usual
rejected
The nrgucs Of France to prevent the construction Of
railroad in Egypt have been brought before the House
of Commons. Mr.. Anderson demanded communication
OF the correspondence which had passed between the
government and our Consul General in Egypt since the
LIST January 1850 the subject of the intervention
the Porte in the internal administration of Egyp The
communication of the documents refused. on the
ground that negotiations were pending. Meantime.
Stephcnson's engineers have commenced the railroad
works at Alexandria.
The question of extending commercial relations
with the River Platte is also under consideration. The
Rosas is daily expected in England.
Lord Mas has been elected for Coerane in Ireland
been only moderate business doing. Buenos Ayrean
bonds quoted ut 74h.
Kossuth's Return to England.
We mentioned, the other day, from private
source of information, that the friends of kossuth
have taken house for him in Kensington and that
he expected to take possession Oft on the LIST of May
II was his intention with about forty of his country
quietly to watch the progress of events in Europe:
The sole reason why kossuth would have preferred
Belgium to England the greater economy
which was practicable in the former country The
altered state of affairs In France has, however,
satisfied the illustrous Hungarian that tho Belgian
government would not sanction his residence in
Belgium at present; and, therefore he has fixed on
England the place of his residence, for Il season.
His course Of procedure, we learn from one of his
most intimate friends, will be to assume passive
attitude for the present, in the assured belief that
events are rapidly hurrying EDWARDS to great
crisis both in Germany and Italy Then will be the
time for Hungary's demption-towards which
contamination he expects inconsiderablc aid
from the 10000 muskets which the Americans
have furnished him with. But better still--he has
assurances, about which there can be no mistake,
that though the Uuitcd States have not formally
promised to interfere on behalf of the Magyars,
in any future struggle in which they may engage
with Austria, yet that America will interfere, should
Russia, or any other despotic power, come to the
aid of Austria. with view Of putting down the
Magyars. -LoH6on advertiser.
The Dearth on the Continent.
Accounts in from all parts of the sfierngs of the
poor in consequence of dearth of grain and potatoes
from Posen. Westphalia Greis the Tyro -Cassel Mic
deIausitz sc. In Posen there are regular binds of
robbers. driven by hunger that cavalry obliged
to patrol the roads TO protect travellers from attack In
Westphalia beans boiled with roots have superseded
Oestland. (Swcden has already been had to
straw and the bark of trees for food In Naumbcrg
motncf drowned TWO then herself
in despair at the approach Of starvation In the neigh
horhood OF Dantzic the failure of the potato crop has
induced several landowners to turn their attention to
the socaed Russian potato which is at present very
little cultivated here; ii is said to contain from thirty to
thirtysix per cent saccharine matter than beet
If true this would be worth the attention of the
company about to manufacture beet root sugar in Ireland
Foreign Misce llany.
The Commissioners of the Zollyerein are convolscd
for the 14th of April, at Berlin A circular, dated
the 9th of March, has been addressed to the Prus-
sian legation, charged to issue the respective invita-
tions.
Accounts from Posen, Westphalia, the Tyrol,
&c. still speak of the dearth Of grain and potatoes.
The people were enduring great suffering
Mr.. Abbott Lawrence the American Minister,
had an interview with the Earl Of Derby, on Tues
day. the 23d ult Mt his official residence, in Down
ing street.
The steamer Correo which lately made quick