The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-16
70 affairs were generally deH.
EHalrs In England.
PARLIAMENT.

The Parliamentary proceedings caring the week pre-
ceding the departure of the America interesting
Mr. Secretary Wslpc.e had introduced the new Miita
Bill in tic House o. Commons. Its provisions aim at
raising force Of eghty thousand strong 10000 to lie
raised the first year by voluntary enlistment The term
Of service to he Eve years and the bounty ga or fs in
one payment or by monthly instruments The time for
discipline g. to be twcuty-one days in each year but
given in case OF emergency to increase it TO
weeks on the contrary g. reduce it three days
The estimated expense is 100000 the first year, and
4250,0Oc per annum Afterwards.
Lord PAIMEssros gave the measure his support and
advocacy.
Lord JOHN RussrIl although not opposing It. WAS dis
posed to find fault with some Of its provisions
Mr. HUME protested against the doctrine OF numerous
ornaments when they were by no means needed
Mr. CoBpEN rdiculed the idea Of Invasion and COM
planned Of an expenditure being incurred to provide
against imaginary evil. The bill read first time
Mr.. ANDERSON had made an Intellectual attempt to in
duce the Commons to place the British commercial ma
rne SO rs to be available force assist in
the defence of the country
The bill to provide for taking the votes at the para
mentary election by ballot rejected by majority Of
100.
sharman Crawfords Irish Tenants Right bill had been
"Burkedi by manocuvre the part Of the govern
ment. The Attorney General for ireland had however
promised to produce an une xceptonsble measure.
MIR. BAILEY CocHR.NE had given notice that after
Easter lac would move resolution having for its object
the establishment of communications between the t,sn.
dian ard Newfoundland colonies and Great Britain
Mr.. MoscKroN MINES moved resolution expressing
the Interpretation Of the Commons at the Of
Austria threatening British travellers with
aud annoyance in consequence Of the refusal Of the
Brtish Government to oxpcl foreign refugees.
Lord DUDLEY Sruasf seconded the motion and de.
claimed against the berality fai.hessness and mean
tyranny Of Austria and other despotc powers in Eu-
Mr. WalroLr considered that the passage Of such a re-
solution might interpose difficulties the maintenance
Of present relations with friendly States.
Lord PkLNIRsIoS took similar view and eve ptuallv
The resolution withdrawn
In the House Of Lords the "a instant Lord Drnnr
intmatd that il was not the intention government &c
On the ssme night. in the Commons Mr. D'IsRArr, in
answer 10 Lord John Russell stated that Parliament
would be dissolved the the safety
and service Of the country were passed. and that the
tense Of the Parliament would be taken upon the
policy Of the present government during the eu,rcnt
year.
THE COMING ELECTION.
The approaching general election was absorbing M UGH
attention throughout the United Kingdom. great
meeting had been held Liverpool at which Mr. Forbes
Mackenzie one Of the Lords Of the Treasury aad Mr.
Charles Turner the tory candidate for Liverpool attend
ed and gave account Of their political faith Mr. Mac
kcnYies speech was remarkable from the that il con-
tanned the announcement that Lord Derbys government
did not seek to the commercial posr of Sir
Robert Peel but merely to modify and it 80 ar TO
afford relief the agriculture and shipping interests
which the repeal Of the the Corn and Navigation laws
greatly depressed.
sir Thomas Birch had issued his farewell addre.s to the
electors Of Liverpool and the reform free trade part
had nominated MIR. Joseph g. Ewart in his stead
cir James Graham had delivered rcmarl able speech
vocated extension Of tho suffrage eatoled free trade
but was , not prepared to support vote by ballot
ar W VILLAIN Someryille, the late Chief SECRETARY for
Ireland had been hunted from the and
II said, sought refuge in Can terbury.
BEET ROOT SUGAR.
sample Of lrish beet root sugar shown in Nncpr
Lane London on Friday and excited much interest
Specimens were dispatched to America and the continent
OF Europe They are at present making it in Ireland at
the rate Of 80 tons per week.
TIE ARCHBIsnOPRIC or DUBLIN.
ArcLbhop Cullen is at the head of the list OF the three
bishops from whom the Pope is select one 10 succeed
the late archbishop Of Dublin
Interesting from ireland.
Mr. Charles GBrap Duffy Of the Nation Newspaper is "A
candidate for the representation Of New Rose lie Is 10
he opposed by Sir l. H. Reddngton late Secretary
for Ireland.
The Parliamentary Committee OF the Catholic deepse
Association hold daily sittng decide upon the merits
OF the new candidates for Parliamentary honors aud
recommend those Of their choice the Irish constitu-
eDcies.
meeting Of the citizens Of Dublin has been held on
the subject Of tenant rights. MIR Crawfords bill was
unanimously approved Of aud the meeting pledged itself
to support no other candidates al general election but
such a. were saunch supporters of national tenant
right
Numerous and influential meeting had been held AT
Lord Chalmontis house in Dublin. for the purpose of
taking steps 10 erect in relsnd suitable memorial in
honor Of the amented poet Tom Moore
Highly Interesting from France.
oFbSlNG Oh TIE FRENCH CHAMBERs-sPIFCB OF L0t'Is