The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-02

existing In the iron trade; but in many departments oe
business .heIe has been great heaviness folosed By
proportonAts increase Of psaperism.
AtNot,nsham there vas slight tendency 10 improve
mrn both in tn. lace and hosiery branches Tho labor
market not much overlooked, and wages remain
without any material reduction.
In the woollen districts there was NO alteration,
confidence was fairly maintained
The railway market ~as dun and prices closcds
aght decline. Operations generally unimportan
Decline OF ATistoeratic SuIe In Engiand-rh
Popular Move Towards seiCGovrrnment.
prom ID. london lines. Feb, IL
In tho lie 81 every man there ara certain periodf
when overcome by bodily w.a ne,s led aside bv
strong passion or crossed by some fayors uur-
suit he ms 10 lo.e his sarP his destiny 70 re-
laI his efforts after the emf at which h. stranips and
to INK back into iodol nee, and vel.
Much such period has tots eoun,r, passed through
sine. the establishment Of free trade Ia lst8. m.rsei
in the pursuit Of mat rial wealth proud Of tho extension
which our noble principle gave To our commerce, and
ehiy Of finding emplo, ment have been only too wsI
content with things they and too ttls disposed
10 inquire What they should be, The revolutions or
ls4s, and the crimes, miseres, and Absurditiss
TO which they gave had produced acton against
liberal sympatbie, and opinions, and q tendency to
submit without inquiry TO whatever authorities might
be placed III. election Of 1862 waa struggle
for pTineip. virtually condemned already and prAct
cay obsolete nat ON only sought 10
the bands Of those whose adhesion to free trade they
felt entire confidence From different circumstances IL
came 10 pas. that at no peroi since hs Reform bill hal
place and patronage In the commencement Of the
year isti They had conducted business for many
years without any crrnordinsry msc Arriage misfor
tune, and ve content 10 leave them the Geld Of
politics as their peculiar vocation and monopoly But
war has always been noted As unspsrinR innovatof
the destroyer Of conventional abilities and
the o,sTthro~~r OF all manner Of snug comforAblo
ehqus- .aa co,etie. ~. e,pn'nes Of tho last few
months has awakcped tn. peo. OF England from thpir
dreams Of wealth ana pro-pen,y-fron their tradi-
,ionAl s. sra,ulauops over the naval military .1-
PLOTS OF the late AMI from the supposton that
invested with high rank and clothed with great
once are possessed 81 iacue. equal to tn. direction Of
our affairs whenever there IN than or iinary
strain the vessel OF IN. state Oar eyes are open,
and Ne behold that We max oil w ask for talent
auci.nt TO conduct great sGars % saceea.fal couou
sons, and instead Of talent Offered titles and
ped gre.s. We ask for m-ri ami arc offered in az
change high connections or 81 best seniority Tho cold
shade Of arstocracy IL over US ALL and nothing can
grou tepsath except tho onshoota az the Itself
Up TO the middle o. November tits country believed ~
self 20 have armies. generals statesmen, dep artments
all equal their several duties all Of the very bs6 the
world could afford and in the middle Of February,
reversed. We have A~oss from dream Of hope,
prosperity and success, 70 disaster Aad dlsmAy.
Our generals have turned out than useless,
ministers something NOR. 'han incapable every public
department. has been crushed into hopeless unhealthy
by the weight Of uDb.ndng routine and worthless for
InAlties and on no one occasion that aware Of
has the right man been selected 30 Ill ths right PLACES.
Everything has been rismAn,s,d 10 degrr- which "
predicted, would have been d.sn,d nrreiibe. ret
lar the public are aware. single onei.i has yst
been recalled md after weeks intrrregnu sovsrn-
ment mas been reconstructed AMI s,rrns,hned only BY
the Of three Of its LEAD ng fnsmbers ssd tho
promotion q one who at least q. guilty ~ any oe
those omitted
The peopI. Of England have remained quiet under Al
these things They hav. felt hos should they not
fesrthe mortality which has bronsb, mourning 10 svsry
hearth. They have note as hos should they poter
tn. Incredible and insr pcab- confusion and pdty
which have presided over every department, giving
reality 10 sbsurdities such tho most -Itravasant
imagination could never have painted aud occa.onias
mieriss such the sloomsst proph~t could
been 10 most rejecting matter Of wonder and
ionishmsnt They feel most acu,"y but they hAv.
manned hitherto passy. spoots,ors Of tue method In
which their best bopes and d.ar-st interests have bssn
squandsrej and betrayed Perhaps tbry cherished
hope thata, tho meeting Of Parliament all ihiass would
be we'll Perhaps they hss. br.n contrnt 10 read ther
sentiments fAthfuny ssnsrt.a in "a. columns Of tho
press whatever be u. Of their silence tue eaas.
exists longer ana have look for an sIpression
Of public opinion from end 81 this uury the
other, which viii convey To governing classes
clear and in,.lligible warning that tho pa, snc-
o. the nation N exhausted. aud that th. necessity
! Of widening the from winch nr~catlys
| a TO be- iAisn 10 great aud paramount Ths
and The r.anlng io-Bs ~ England VII be -is~ N
follow Th. ery - for practical for open
hands equal 10 tho enay The D-rby "a stionsr.
hold no eriravsgani 90 exaggerated lsnsGsgs.bsy q.
clare their onnd~nrr IN the nstiee 81 tn- thsy
PRES their humiliation aud regret at the disasters wheh
have occurred, they pray for searching pqsiry Into
hsh eAl.e, and suggest rsmsd.. ad"qnsis 70 the
gsney ubch 10 have 10 m~~t Whie ministers Ar- de.
batting bo- 20 oil up the meet important osirs- ~ib IN.
hast eompsi.nt person, aud .dsrus th- claims of
rsnk o. family, snd % ~ everything SEPT
merit AM capacity while Tho r.. nds o. srlsar Young
statesman ~ the true te-S inisfA,rzbly soliciting
their "a ysbcsnsnt from once orics The psopls or
England, who care Tor Of these thinss rav-Iy
taking the matter into heir serious oon.lisr.t lsn
and coming 70 conclusions b., huls tAvor.,ls 70
The stability of tho prssept governing classes. W. have
been r'ady ~ alo~ pla~- ssi ps,rnsys " b~ uonopo.
lr.d ~ few great iauin.s We have eont.nt W
I've ia our osn county strsbgsrs "a govern.
msh' excluded from the ~orkins Of Institutions
but " vas only condition that cur natisaA pd,a
should be respected, ami our interests and Position In
The great family Of nations remain invplata mi. our
As'ociaey have iai'd 70 s"curr 70 as ard h1orc "a,
p,opie n trgiand ofH =, hoye despasd, IN 40 ip,rG
~ vtd and theoretical i,,iiirD IN tptr ~ haf,d or
artmotuy % any pertf0. II As oo~wsa0y bsf IN M
iJgn ~ prdeiidi y,fovr n svg,nf aad falolsYaie
grtanre, maj "a, syfem phtA .xssd>g pisblas saIsat
Jro'a high orc, fhsH hsao,forh h. diso6nfssaes ant
Bai IN M army AZ ne d,sk dna ~ "a oo.noa
hat, BaH 3, ,1iisd n ~ p,.,Il seyrio.
al 'ueesss o. this movement II ben our
psniul ln' 20 Stiffness nearly An Other. and 20
ob'aln NOR" ample iBfofmstign q tha mAnasr in
-h ch thh -ar hss ben soniaetei ana NJ, he's
tAis 70 the oyiblsn ths, rtoui entire ehAsg~
~ ,yst A. tsbsii'uu5n ~ youtb sBI s1srsy age
anA ceef'ptafs-unlss' .orss plan - at upon ~
shch nert shA - thr only efi,sf0n In tho nIsg "a
~ civil snd MILITARY ofarss-vitsaut ia fact q CON.
p'is shsbi0bh.Ei q the clsitas 81 wealth ~ fam w.
An1 ~ interest IN fsY0r ~ that ~ chr psbiy vlsh
The hAni ~ God has upsf ~ on toe s.bs Of srsry
man 81 ialsnt " vain Tor 70 contbus prsssa,
contest Asd letter I" srespt any coalitions. ho-assr
dgraairg ana tarsf.f lum atlng, s.srAdatga
oas sncssa thee. -Lieb ssryliy anf gssHs~s.
hs'. nn cisa ard sbout - ihnst upon oarssly.,
Onreisl Intrigue In Esgispd.
fffsFg ~ L,n1on ssSs Zee 1ll
tfss progress srignf the az ufa,. ~