The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19
ANnsrk In England

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Among the passengers by the Asia is Mr. william Mure,
BriCish consul at New Orleans
Affairs In England
THE MEETING OF PARLIAMENT.
Both houses OF Parliament met Thursday the 4th
snst at o'clock. The commissioners to represan. the
Queen in the House Of Lords the Lord Chancellor
the Duk. Of Northumberland, the Marquis OF Salisbury,
and the Earl of Lonsdsle crowd of che commons
appeared at the bar to hear the writ read after which
House Adjourned,
The House OF Commons assembled AT the same hour as
the Lords and there good attendance members
new and old. Baron Rsthschild appeared among them
After attending at the bar of the Lords to hear the CON-
EMISSION read the House organized with Sir o. c. Marohant
In the chair and proceeded to elect the Speaker Mr. r.
tioD oftho Hon Shaw Lefsvre, which carried uuan
Mousy Sir II. H. Irges. Lord John Russell Chancellor
of the Fxchequer ana Joseph Hume congratulated tue
Speaker, ana the House al journed
On frcay the members Of the lower House were again
sumBonec to the bar OF the Lords when the Chancellor
sgnihed The Queens appreciation OF their choice of
Speaker. number Of peers took the oaths and thsir
seats, and the House adjourned
On the return of the Commons to their apartment
the Speaker returned thanks for his election Swear
ing in oi the members was then proceeded with FOR
hour or two, after which the House adjourned.
Mr Meceulay's address to the constituency Of Edin.
burgh has attracted attention well from its eoqueuce
as political tone. ut may be remembered that ostin
guisheo gentleman is just recovering from illness
which II vas feared would prove fafa) lie processes
himself Unable to oresee from the language held by the
members of The government what their conduct will be
the subject Of protection; but he thinks he pre-
diet that the reform eee ted by Sir Robert Peel is SAFE
Personally be Macauey) earnest in favor of free trade
and prepared to go further towards universal suffrage
than he once thought 1t possible he should.
THE FREE TRADE BANQUET AT MANCHESTER
Came OF ON Tuesday night. the ID inst as previously
announced Full reports Of the speeches have since
to hand but we do not they contain much beyond
recapituaton OF the well known points OF faith OF the
Golden Bright school About 600 persons present
but demonstration it appears to have fallen rather
CURIOUS ONSLAUGHT UPON THE WING PARTY
JArAN EXPEDITION AND CABAN FILLgUsTERos.
The London Times Published very curious and ex
traordinary leading article the 4h inst which may
hereafter give in full merely by way Of showing with
what matter the English papers sometimes flled For
synopsis The article 10 the Times commences by
stating that owing to ,be biuniers Of the wings the
credtabic attempts OF Mr. Webster, it never enter
tanned doubt Of the of Pierce II rsocas that
aGeners Pierce s known TO be favorable Tn low tariffs
snd liberty Of adeprases Mr. Fillmore las possessing
neither the passions tine enthusiasm OF his fellow
citizens y Finally. next states that the fitting out Of
the japan expedition was sham that its real denG
ton is Cuba but if be for Japan that ii Insufficient
and that the Presidents letter win be read with aston.
7shment and resented indignty." Tho truth IS"
Ssays the Ttmss) the Amercsn cabinet il prepared TO
dee with TIE coal fields Of Japan ut as it attempted to
deal with the gusno OF Jooos and there is defence
aganft such policy bat the possession of superior
strength
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
In London the preparations for The Wellington funsr-
AL which TO take place yesterday going with
the most lavish extrayagsnce The following officers were
elected pail bearers -3ens Combernere, Londonder-
ry, Hardiuge ssaton Cough, chas. Napier Lushngton,
Geo Pollock. and Harry smith
George Frederic Dickson is gazeted Consul General
at Lopcon for the Argentine Confederation ard Thomss
Price as Treasurer for the Island Of Antigus.
The Mexican and West India mail steamer AIagdalena
had sIrircd with s44o3 in silver md seo8oaS in gold
Of which SIS 6ls was on account Of the Mexican dv
dends. Count Mopholon, French Charge dea Affairs at
Ecuador vas passenger in the Magtalena, having
struck his flag in consequence OF difficulties with the
Jquaooftan an government.
France.
NETTING or TBr SENATE DISCUSSION RELATIVE TO
TIE EMPIRR-oPPosITIoN OF the PRESCRIBED so
CIALIsTs, ETC.
The senate met on Thursday the 4th for The purpose
Of settling the preminaries for the Establishment Of the
Empire About all the public know IS, that ten mem
bers voted that the people should be consulted N
Tould Minister Of State declared that the government
di oppose the proposition which then referrei
to special committee whose report would be presented
on the 9Th
It lie stated in Paris certain that the Scaaus Con.
sun will declare the Imperial hereditary in the
person OF Louis Napoleon and his male DESCENDANTS aud
IN the event OF his not leaving male heirs then in the
person o. his adopted should the latter die chldles
afterwards in the person of ex king jerome and his
Add Ell Kndsr continues be the lion Of the day lie
bad second tine visited Louis Napoleon and en-
tertained with review of csvsry
Victor lingo, Fonberteeux aud Philippe Faure signing
Themselves the commission of the democratic socialist
prescribed Of France, residing in Jsrsey aud met in
general assembly October 81 1852 warn their brethren
in France 70 abstain from voting for the Empire The
the London Morning .adrerRser Of the 5tii inst
The Russian and prussian Ministers received sud
den orders from their governments longer to abst MT
themselves from their posts at Paris and NJ Oastebeac
has in like manner been ordered Immediately to return
TO St. Petersburg. Ihe qlliduuncs are tryog TO
some dip onatic secret out of these basty
The government has m ade an offer 70 purchase the
Journal dcs Debafs, with the view of getting rid Of its
influence.
THE COSTA RIGA TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
A deputatjon from the London Costa Rica Company,
FOR the junction Of the Alsntc and Pacific had
ad several conferences with the Council OF Surveillance
on final arrangements for carrying out the project
Belgium.
NJ Brouekere the new minister, met the chambers on
Wednesday the 30 inst and explained the
snder which he had undertaken the formation of
1inet as well as gave indication OF the policy he in.
tended to pursue He admitted that factions had
broken up and weakened the liberal party but believed
they had still working majority, and he would frame
his in accordance with liberal and concstory
creed which would eDtitle him to their support.
SPAIN
The Council Of Ministers met on tho Doth nit "a d.
eide the question Of the creation Of Colonial Depart
xncnt.
The Catalina sailed from Barcelona on the 25th ult
having board five hundred men, reinforce the gar
lieons In Cuba
The Dioio ETanol has resumed its character as a
political journs aud svows Its intention Of lis
hostility to the present government.
Portugal
The steamship MADRID brought no news Of in,ereat
The dates from Lsbon to the 29th and veo to tina
-t0th ult. line Of steamships Is being organized by
monthly according 10 he feaqon bet vctn Lisbon and
Rio de Janeiro calling Mt Madeira, 50 Yincens Per-
nambuco and Bahia ons of the protectors has gone to
Bresl TO procure subscribers TO the share list
Lisbon, exchange on London, thee months bills,
quoted 6ii Paris 27 little business doing.
sardIinis.
The ministerial cliis hiss DOT advanced sep bu, W..
g heysi hfaa of ttt ecu ~ fatior'l ~ ha' hacn