The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-17
par London Correspondonce.


pnr London Correspondence
LoNpoS, Friday Evening Jan. 2 1864
e m'ste,ict Crisis England ReG,cns Of Patncrsons
RssisTct.on Lady GrasLoais Napolcon Takes 4r0ticr
sier Icira-is tie Empire TIE EGyk- Tie Taieyies-
.6ddrsse q tic Coyssia'irs comisssoa Repiy Of tie Pre-
:id,n.- TIE Ceremony ~ Notc Dalac-Tse II Deum =
The Reception al ne ?a9ories- Illumination Of PGis-
lirss cf Csnsire Eren.sBsgtam aud lie EerinssLG--
Tie E;'.c-7Ss Enper0r of h,sstc Tic Nsc Constttu-
sonMt MtsreliGneoss-9asiren Er,sGtton at PGtwTscs's
fSit- Sentence of DeaA The Sratfads--7 TIE Leraui
Matt Overhead Mat--C Commercial, &c &c.
Che reeiyrst!on Of Lord Palmsrson IL attn Che great
Gopc q conversation In the clubs and political II
IondcnI nsy say also Of Europe Asye the real csuse
Of the ncbIe Viscounts retirement from ONCE hss not
transri-soat least, va,ious versions evon II c
however quite clear that owing he Misunderstanding
With Lord Grey the governm ant Of the country could
not be eatafactory carried The suddca resignation
cf Iserston, however i3 generally attributed to
the entire approbaou he /, raid to have expressed TO
touis NsTolacn Of hiseoent corp d6cta eprrebsion
not shared by tho other rnsubera Of the cab,aet
An abe political writer thus exPresfee kimeelf the
-uhiect -
The fcs, OF Lord palmerston change. the aspect
and the diplomatic combinations OF Europe. Il
him-cn tic English patron q al tie Eurepeau revolu
tonistetat the just rsertmspt and mi-tcu.t cf TIE
greet continental powers fell II was on accocat of him
shat hustrs, Prussia, AMI Russie li.cy Addressed
tho LDg.Isa Cabinet very s.rorg the tt; ct of
the revolutionary refugees n London AMI thcs Austria
gave notice Of police rrFuationa which very
noying 70 Enzliea sul;4cts travelling ia ne stStcs
Al the foreign policy az tue e of iLs
Continent lore the imprint of tho well srci feelings
With whloh Lord Palm se.tau inspired them. Hc mere
and nlcrc Isolated Erllpu4 europe lie l. = f~tsn
Neither lis eucceesor Lord Gr nsc, to- head II
tAe EpgslS Cab,set Lord Jonn Ru-sel iu,pret Euro.
'peas governments with timiir e-nciuacnt. ~ Een,
they have not the saule af.,ncddl 1s and ss- .spg
character ministers IN nave not Tie Hrteoe
,Ss LENT Icey sss it = w ks@Tn rn as We 1nf ts, cur
have not uudorteksn snd acted the habit evrry
wherc encouraging and nnrfostine revoucrs Tie
ioyernIcaSts OF ths Coniirec' wns thinking src 20.
ysrning oiitsrcntly free, IT,, still Live good
tranquil aud even inti,1ats relation. with Il IA an
hey Tsy themselves, wills ronaiD.us oonstitu-
Eiord ard liberal minis'e,. withdrG. Eogien6 f-cr2
he isolation, and from the bed poerticn abroad,
sntc which Lora peluer4ion has thrown lcr. Wilt
they dc 60 The que,sior may aplesr etrarge, bu;
Is nevertheless one that mult really be T. Tbs
yo!icy rrreccd toward Enropa hr Lora famersteu
aae not Ee~n the only cause ~ Ets fcii here is
.Videnty second mere f9medste sud r.rh Re mere
decisive cne--his policy to1araa France y 'o!1flns
himself tde tdmsreT VI IN. e'tp ect 81 Dec mter q
Lord Tn'neFrton placed h,af in open ooEt.id.ctioo
sith the moTe reserved attu!~ u aio cotcas es with
the const tutsonat fenta": oi ms ccuutt7 apa c.s1
IN hicceu contradiction with n'ms-t it is dticuu to
support at tho faue time rtroutonists In tU=1rc end
n france ecvernneht wfish announces IT. rsolution
g oppose the socialists and tho demssogces 70 eunrort
". Boesu;h Ia the m,rnng iut Louu aspole q In ths
evening could not be qs- ni,tei TO congr1se and
ensroil IL own cabinet on ts Continent stt tte COZ
ings of tse great continea poxera toward. Lous Ms
poleon sra What is now pssns in France arp y &c 10
Is oao Gct iteef thew bn. them.elSes i i'd dia
posed 70 encourage the Pssiept his ,truss s,soss
essasnsp e ana aehagMy thsy ts W.! .enea, 2.
noyt. Wbst viii Lord Jobp Nnss' n 90 ,fe +, eeps.
ssted himself from Lore Paimerston, wnerl he cen.
~ ar,, ~ % j ~. lii, ~ ,o ,s ~ s1.s, u
yiich az tnese two lines az p,ev viii he hmse
yin he be more anti than Ipcral or lore
IIberr tu anti Will ne re,urT to ua,gc
Intimate relations with The grest powers Of Il Cant-
oent ir ocdcr that England nay nos re.ain .olated,
II will Ia separate himself sGm these powers beoGuec
ne Gnde them better di,c3sad than lie s hin,es
towards what s taking pas s Tr,nce end TOW ard. the
resent roiioy Of Che f,ssident! We by no rosu.rr.
tend &C know row the Engish Cabinet viii salyc tHi-
question; conane rsoot,pg It. rhc eolG-
ton IL very important for France When the present
french government hal in Lord Palmeron nlprcyer
,nd support it nigh. aseume. between Erg 4ni ard
isnced position, inoliuirs towards one or tie cthsr
according es IL net with feeling. more or les. vor.te
or a. Its interest might dictate Nov II Lord Jchu
Russell again place. Euaiand GOOD terms With he
inentslTowers and repsias ID, time lee. well
oa was VIII not the french have c.s lasi
tude ri. policy and will ind it.ef under hs
oecescy es taking either IN common win oil he great
moro determined aud axsd line q condrosI viii tLir
.cur, The point we merely state f.sts and ~ uscns
70 sec thrgs they is In politics in every thug
e the fret rule Of good sense dnd tic best change q
S-.s s.1-s~.i'"s H'
rrs3 aid to the above that general bresk u ei tue
atinet I. errectad but vht TIA lss ocnsb;na t,ou Wit
r,,,.,. ,r,ros.,ti. e. go
lP ~ thc Frcteil' Nv "cis intNre'1o ~
LtM not Impossible that Parliament may mo- earlier
- ..a.i rha o...so, ,.p, =. ~ in,ers,Yo- nrn.
'N'l
Lord PGmerron VIII be calef upon 70 give en esty e4
papstion Of his policy Foreign Minister nd of the
-. rtt.h ,rsro.s h,., - r..,r. ue ,v,,i ,cb,sxe
pns "pSn A'iauo'u "'i' - sno ~ W
triumph 10 the ltcuse should not be easrsted e see
Sim return TO ofbee o. Prime Mihister
Lord drsIAile, crr ~. Foreign tltni.ter, busi-
Rr9uke nan, snd rncch seecmei The rItT, tfotcs-
shts arc viocnt - asttc rg MN ue 10 married 70 On
Isasn lazy Eors Cath iic nri they ray tart OIL the
cslinet secrets will te by ber transmitted 70 mo eaPa