The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-11
THE NEW HOUSE OF COMMONS II
ENGLAND.
From the Lonaoa Herald OF July q:


Taking, then, these three elements Of discord
into view-l, the Peelites to be treated with; 9
the Falmerst0n party, however small. to be
conciliated; and 3. the Lucasses, Dufys,
Bradys, and Mac Guires to be bought over
may we not we'll say, that to bring this "libe-
raj majority" into the form Of an administers
tion, will prove a task even exceeding the
iemerity Of Russelli
But, it is asked, "if the majority cannot car.
~ on the government, how Is the minority to
doi?
We again repeat, that we do not admit the
fact that Lord Derby will be in minority
But, should il even Turn out that he has but
3O5 votes in the new House Of Commons, we
meet the question. by this plain answer. He
will carry on the government, as public duty,
because he will be at the head Of the strongest
party in the House.
LIE, the House Of Commons consist Of:
305 Conservatives,
Is Peelites,
lSO Wings,
IS Radicals,
As Irish Brigade,
IS Neutrals,
1t may, and probably will, be soon found that
no other party but the conservatives can carry
on the government; and in this state Of things it
may become plain duty, obvious to all, and
denied by none, that Lord Derby and his cabi.
net should, amidst whatever difficulties, abide
by the helm and steer the vessel through what
all will admit to be very intricate and danger
Gus channel.
DEATH FROM CHLoRIc ETnER.-On Friday !,
German boy named Henry Keyser, II years
of age, living in Boston, applied to DR.. Daniel
u. Folts, to perform an operation upon the
middle finger ofhis right hand, which had been
crushed by being caught in q. machine, at the
place where he was employed. Previous to the
operation, KeyseT, who was in considerable
pain, consented TO inhale choloric ether but
during the operation died. The coronersJu-
ry, in their verdict, say that the application
was made in the usual mode, and the quantity
administered was less than 10 ordinarily used
on such occasions.
The BRAZIL TRADE.-A letter from Rio
Janeiro, Published in the New York Times,
draws attention TO the subject Of the very great
inequality of the trade between the United
States aud Brazil. Whilst our country taxes
crop amountine in value TO millions Of dollars.
and admits il duly free, Brazil imposesa duty
of from thirty to one hundred and 6ity per cent.
nm ,he different articles Of commerce she
receives from US. MT. Schenck, our Minister
:, Rrnzil. has made repeated efforts to get these
restrictions removed, but so far without suc-
cess.
A Northern exchange says there aie hum
dreds Of people who become very religions
when they think danger 10 nigh, and adds:
We know Of a man who fell of from bridge
across certain RIVER, djust as he found he
must 90. and no help for il, bawled out at the
top vi his voice, Lord have mercy on me-0sd
quick too ~ s
AGGRESSION BY AmERicAH flsHxRMEs.-
The Miramichi Cleaner says, ON the authority
Of some individuals engaged on Rox Island,
that scarcely day passed over without their
chor, fishing a. short distance from he IsIand.
On the 5th, ihs crews Of several vsssels Ianaed
fos the purposs Of celebrating on shese thsir
national annivssssry ofindependence. 4 nSan-
bss also cams on shose q Burnt Chnssk ~
III sams purpose. - salsso Il 8 .lsssa