The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-26
Our London Correspondence.


Parliamentary Doings-Disraes 4ddress-Feargus Con-
nor is put under .arres-Raipays in Cansda-Cheek 10
the Gorermeni-Ihe Nep Primate Of beiand-Sciss
.afans-Importont Declaration Of Lord Sanley-India-
More Fighting-The Cape-Tactics efhe New Gopernor-
Louis Napoleon attempts TO Gag" the London Press
Lord Ma,nesJtry--IAe Constitutionnei-Pm not your
Faith in Princes-The Chateau dEm-7he Duchess Of
Mcmtpense-TAe Norileu Empeors-Deah Of t,po Ceic-
brated Frenchmen- CsA-Ssocks, &C., &c.
Parliament has been Steng steadily during the week,
though interrupted once twice by the cccentrces Of
Fcagus OConnor Disrae has issued his address to the
electors of Buckinghamshire but day has hitherto
been fixed for the dissolution Dsraeli in his address
touches upon all the political OF the day, and
winds up with the expression OF hope that the country
will support the present ministry Both houses have
been occupied with the Canadian railway question Sir
T. Pakngton explained thu circumstances attending the
arrival here of the deputation on the subject He denied
the imputaons cast upon the Coloaa Office in letter
published by Mr. Hincks In the Lords the Earl of Derby
gave explanations He said that the nego
tiaon by the late government stood on this foot
ing that England would guarantee loan for the contruc
ton of the railway provided the imperial government
satisfied that the line SO laid down to subserve
British and colonial purposes But the line actually pro-
osed by the colonts passed along the bank Of the st.
John river which the boundary between the colony
and the Omitted States while they had not even the as
surarce that il might not pass to the western Amer
bank of that river. Such line, acas 7ai Uoud be
Of as much advantage the United States 10 the colonies
u, in the Of hosiihes be'reen the firo countries
could neper Dc relsa on as means % eommndlon @oa
The minoes. The government were therefore reluctantly
constrained to withhold the guarantees OF this country
from any the coonsts might contract though they
had objection to the line being constructed by private
Grey. Earl Fitzwiam. Lord Moneasle, and the Earl Of
Fowls deprecated the decision to which the government
had which de nded by the Earl OF Desart the
subject dropped Hincks has returned to Canada in
i dudgcon.
The government met with check the other night
which perhaps of Importance than might appear
at first sight not being political question motion
by Mr.. Norman. demanding committee of inquiry on
Mr. Rennets appointment TO the Weary of Frome on
ground that he accused of being secretly member
Of the Roman Catholic church was granted by majority
Of fty-,e tLodgh opposed by ministers. This vote
manifest symptom OF Protestant reaction rather Of
ariCathoc agitation and will have some weight in the
coming elections Meantime, the Irish journals an-
nounce the solemn installation of the Roman Catholic
prmate Of Ireland Or. Cullen, just appointed by the
Pope. The ceremony is to be performed with all the
pomp attending the cercmonals of the Roman
| Fearrus OConnor is-o' CARE OF him. In addition to
be has ir benjamin Hall under the ribs he entered the
! mouse Of Commons Wednesday evening, when his
conduct was such as TO lead TO MS arrest lie played at
leap frog chair tried to shake hands with all the
members. seated himself in the Speakers chair. and
finally struck hon. member Mr.. Denison in th face.
This led discussion to the state Of the unfortunate
man, mind when it moved that he be committed to
the custody Of the sergeant for disorderly
duct aud contempt Of the House On hearing this,
Feargus boted but he was closely followed by the Ser
peant at and officers Of the House and. despite
the start he had he arrested before be got out of
| Westminster Hall.
In the sitting Of the Commons Of the eth inst Lord
John Russell requested to be informed whether the
representatives. Of the five European powers had signed
protocol concerning the affairs of Switzerland Lord
Stanley Under Secretary Of State for Forga Affairs
Piled that acoference had been held and that the
sentatiyes Of the five powers had signed protocol rea
tive to that question II ncontesble that the King
Of Prussia had rights 10 Neuchate it essential
point in the treaties Of Vienna Lord Stanley moreover
added and this is important that this wa the first cir
in which France under its actual head Louis
Naroeon had acknowledged the acts OF 1915 as reguat
| ing the affairs Of Europe.
mail from India has lust been telcgrarhed from Mar
oilles The dates Calcutta. May Sd, Bombay, May
~ Tho Burmese had made attempt TO regain Marta
ban by surprise but reported to have been driven back
| with immense loss.
some sensation has been made in the newspaper world
In Europe by attempt Of Louis NAPOLEON to put
check upon the liberty Of the English press lie has
summoned the Paris correspondents o. the Morning Giro
nici. the Dqp Nelrs and Morning .4drriiSer, and has
notified TO them that he will make them responsible for
the editorial remarks made in those Journals in London
upon his policy This Is despotism with vengeance
The first result this s that the leading articles Of these
journals have doubled in the severity Of their criticisms
and be whether Louis Napoleon Will 20 50
FAR a. 10 carry out his threat OF expeng the correspond
eBts from Paris As for preventing correspondence from
Paris, il il possibility. unless he the CONT
mental blockade and expels every Engishman from
france and even then. frenchmen by hundreds would
he ready to write and in much more vindctiye spirit
than an Englishmap. The affair has been taken up
obicielScment by Lord Covley ambassador al Paris
Lord Malmcsbury Foreign Secretary. IS RI her low
in the public estimation for having acted IN so shuiing
a manner in Mr. Mshere ease. who. you VIII remember
cut down ly Austrian oflcer. ~ Florence. He Is
showing energy 10 the life Of Mr. Murray.
fenced 10 death ~ the Poqtifca government Mr. Mar
ray however offended against the laws and is under the
trial
Louis Napoleon show, perseverance in lis plans
which IL worthy Of better lie has had the
try seat Of the late King Louis Philippe the celebrated
Chateau Eu broken open by sledge hammers the per-
sons left IN charge ~ the Orleans family having refused
70 admit bis satellites. Whatever be the decision Of the
Court Of Inquiry he i determined to possess himself Of
The Duchess ii Monpcnser with her husband are in
London They held leNec AZ the Spanish Legation the
other day which attended by all the members Of the
dromaii9ue, excepting the French Mnstor) They
are staying at CIaremont
The Emperor Of Austria i on tour through Hun.
gary Iy the Lass accounts be was al pesth The En-
peror Of Russia has returned q ST Petersburg. The
Empress 4 AT Schancenhad for tho henen Of the baths
NJ Pradier the celebrated French sculptor has died at
Pars.
Tho pari. papers also record the death II u ge.i
saGnfeqa bett Phanthrops ii the name o. Champer.
who spent large sums IN relieving the poor and 80
designated from The cloak he used 10 At hi chaa
HE visits lie was On eccentric character.
The submarine telegraph between ireland and Eoglani
j. in activity.
se lad already arrived there for the opening q the
Cork tition aud the town filing With strangers
The Crystal Palace i ina state q acliye demolition,
md i being gradually removed ~ IL neR locality near
syd,pham. a very beautiful place,
NotwitrHanlng The rain The Queen. VIC j. y Wind.
sor Castle attended the Ascot races.
We haze three arrival. from Tie ruitrd states. The
Washington on Saturday. tie Canada 81 SUNDAY AMI
the Atlantic with Jenny Lind on Thursday. Ms Gold.
schmidt reported to have suffered considerably during
tic voyage sue vas Enthusiastically received AZ Lyer
POOL,
Our vienna Correspondence.
Yirvv,. June y. lss4
M Hsemaru's .q.Jiroi IL T,s1pa I'D position y ~
Austrian &c erm.lf yoetss II Rf-o,e lnissitsaser
Penai Coie fc ~ rbos Emrirt-Neu Lou III ~ Prov
--7Ts Emperor D,Talhut n Hmra1B s.
The Austrian Charge Mr Hulsemann arrived haro o.
wednesday. tho "a int IA ana an inicr,ier a. We
81 with Count Bucl the Minister q Foreign Affair." md
il Is said also an audience The following day with IT,
Emperor The papers here make comments whatever
upon his arrival The vienna correspondent q Prague
paper merely says:t T. thought thai be viii t.
his post only after the approaching Presidential election
if indeed nc should prefer the whole % take
other place
think il i very probable Ne viii decide for another
place or rather his government viii decide for IN.