The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-24
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA Ar BOSTON
Speeches Of L0rd yoln Russell and
Lord faImerStOn.
TIE TGREiGN POLICY on ENGLAND,

TIE GUARD steamer Cambria arrived 1T B,aton a.
hhd-rsst s,vep o'clock yetterdsy mornipg, and our
buudeF Il toY Ign papers reached this city about nj
nigh over tie New Haven Rslrosd
The telegraphic synops.s or the Cambrs'- new- hi
therto Published appears to have coataineG nearly oil
that was interesting III rcItant that ~ only anG
it necessary to give the
Bebntc Relative TO Lorci psImers,,n,
Gcsignnti0n.
N n. House Of Commons on the ca inst Sir Ben
is,nin Hal remarked, that important charges hai
tSken pace in the administration Of the forSigE police
OF Gieat Britain he took the earlistt opportunity
stkpg Lord Russell for en explanation OF thes
charges. lie brought forward precedents in iu,tdc,-
zion oi this quoted strong language used but
.hor time since by Lord j. Russell in appro ,ation OF
ord fsHefntons policy and conduct aud, saying that
a. would net refer 70 mere rumors read portion of
letter written at Vienna (urdrr be believed, the
direction Of the Austrian Cover nnen announ cling the
iehgratior q Lofd Psmeraon before the event took
place.
Lcrd J. RursrlL vss ready to snsver the inquiry He
bad ever shoWn not In words only, his OF Lord
PalmeYstona neut abilities servccs and had in
ether days, expressly recommended him to Lord Mel
bourne, besides Invariably Including him any plan Of
government formed by himself but circums had
occurred such In his mind had made 1t mpos BILE
him Any longer to continue in operation with Lo.d
PslpeItton. lie proceeded to nlaie detailed state
ment o the eauos which bad led Lord Pslunerstone
Issgnston Describing first, what he conceived 10 be
the relative positions OF Prime Minister and Foreign
fecTctafy ttkirg the definition of the former from the
evidence e sr r. Peel before the committee on saars
Le sisted that in August 1850 letter had been written
10 which the Queen expected that the affair, OF
hi department would be carried The memorandum
vae es follows THE Queen requires fret, that Lord
Iairsieton, viii distinctly etGte what he proposes in
given oie In order that the Queen may as distinct
y to What sle ID eivUg htrroyol saheton Secondly,
layrP oncc Given Ler sanction 10 measure that IL be
let nIttrpty altered modified by tho ministers
sueL an ac she mutt consider falling in sincerity
we!ds the az Justly ts be visited by the exercise
CT her constitutional right Of dsmissng that N mister
nbs expects 70 he kept informed d what passss bstwesn
him ,nd the foreign minister. before
y. inf m
foreign desfE'ch IN coed time and 70 have the draughts
tr hr frrrovsl to her ia sufficient time
herself acquainted with their contents before they
lie ferton The Queen inks II bst that Lord j. Rus
~, ehcuid floT ths letter 10 Lord Palmerstonn Lord
j. hrTs die accoriir gy and rcceivsd reply in which
lie noble lord raid have taken copy OF thia mono.
rsndtD ot the Queen ard will fail to GtterG 10 the
di1.oiiors which ,s consins lncdentaly tn. speak
er arc mentioned that sr H. Peel leaving osce, bad
Hoyeed the Queen always 70 consult him Lord Joil, on
Ell foregn questions ue then proceeded to state certain
Events of lat autumn, and said that there bad been
Cabinet meeting The 81 November, a. which it was
egd thai the sete Of Enrope very critical md that
1t beloved Iii aan1 10 preerye the erictett reutray
Yet. short tine afterwards Lord Panersto recaived
dpIc eore With eddresses in which the most zf
ssge applied to the sovereens Of foega nations,
But tleugh IL this matter Lord Palners on had not
eaersscJ cue cauton he (Lord John RusseD had been
wirg 70 oorsider u an iIadyertsnce TO tats his
r ere OF the resTonbty. Bot sitter that occ urrnoe
htd expected eyea increased fsnkueFs from Lcrd Pii
ncErfo ard that he would certainly not make cay
nuhcstion 10 foreign governments without givsps him
loTd hutsfl) the opportunity Of expressing his sen
tirit1ts thereon Another case hewerer, s5on
VINCE Cfe ntLs lord thus described. dc .aj, ths next
tIarsc On to Which shall re;sr-aad IL Is that By
wboh tie whole q this unior result produced
-reHtsd TO TIE evenu which occurred IN Paria tho
20 Il December. There q meeting ,Ae Cabinet on
The 3D. pad Gquestion censigereJ With regard 20
slutss Of me Marquis cf Normandy asking to be fur.
nihed With inftuctons wish respt 20 the contlnuars
81 diplomatic relations WITH Paris ard the goyerpneu,
81 Tie i,cI@ent OF The French spubc aud 1t was tae
gsrer opinion that tlcso rs lions should continue,
INT with ttspcct TO anything nher that we ha3 no.
thrg & Dc bu TO abstain from any intsrferc7ce IN the
irtensl st6rs OF That countr/ (liear hear Iiy no.
be it5na correctly rsperte 20 Lord NorInS.ly tks
,Es We trteftaAed, and 1eh received the fauction
| 9Th Aajesty IN tie Eollowi ns detpatch
LsrpI have received nd sia Sefre - caSca yoar
ySsrr ys fclpktsh, no 5 ths IA ins.sus reau
90 p saea eih instr' otionJ your guidance the
siS u inf'ucs your ExeeIlrHoy 10 NAH 70 age la
y.srr otevih no french gtvefnmsas, ~ u hss Ma-
ltl 80 ia Ian Kslehle le toaet - ae' tiaes alssos
sfary kId IN tLe nie fpal tGaiss sfIrAacc, al -.
Xii. wsS the sol,mr, doacn Of III, al arov
- ~ ltt Ms sty vty g ambassador It Paris
gtd T1hNng oui fae lice conduct which you'll be pur
trG ~ = soyt rntnt cic apdtyis representation
Prt--a qrstgLs q his Gos atch GENT tbs Qu8ey
tu tpe AMI y came luCk Cu the bth ana wa sent [,
/, isiM irw tnyF after nnsng tho Rorein Cal3s de'
ltie@es Rflch cSme to ray hgLd MAS one da Ell In a
ne VA ena Which Itcsysa On tue Slh aAa ghigi
y@ - solicUs:-
~ Lodi the rsrnins resolved ysur i5rsssltS dss
TEt NO. ttV-.tl ytsti0ey cdttc and tlt rwatt ealis
E A h ~ FNu ita qt III q that IS tctoiv0A bGE H
~ VI ttsLrh ha " 70 - thAt inccd make GAGuae
y I. ttd Y.seed | etasd, tlat II thero hli boca o.
ft 'si-H " Nttry thie Communication u asogs tgor
Us ssse fvFsot ',a ,laS dslsY bad sega sg sS Va