The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-19


hold Of it, and perhaps render It more msche gous
still Like the Foreign Enlistment bill, 1t will pro.
hably be found TO die natural death, II not gal
vanized by opposition. This, II Is supposed, is
Lord Pslmerston's object In giving way TO 1t. In
the meantime, the present House OF Commons mu &C
be dissolved, and nothing Ia more likely than that
. report from the committee, favoraby constructed
"a Il now is, will appear, TO the effect that they
find their labors totally Incompatible With the CUB.
bic srvice--the fact really being that very serious
considerations are involved in the situation which
Mr.. Roebuck has reduced the House TO. The Con.
mons by this committee, usurping the functions
Of direction and administration, though they can
execute neither. crowd Of more tasn six hun
bred men, overburdened with local work, i'm IMPLICATED
in all kinds OF private interests, compelled by CON
stituent influences 70 dabble in jobbng with public
patronage, Is suddenly found 70 be trading on the
national clsmor Of the day, 70 be trittering away
fts legitimate powers and nulfying the action OF
government by n pretended Democrat, control.
The original vote was OF course want OF conddsnce
m the ministry, and had not the court nerfered, in
suggesting that Lord Pamerston should reconstruct
the old cabinet, the vote for inquiry would nave
been resented on the change Of Premier; but the
Derbyites, stung TO madness on being 80 completely
outstipped by erston, stuck to 1t tina: .he
Cabinet was still identicsly the sans and therefore
bound TO submit 70 the ordeal of inquiry. rleir
tactics have at all events succeeding Ia smashing
the coalition, and be Is q bod man VINO could d.
clare they have not really opened the Csbiae. Tor
their admission, for though tbs retiring mambsrs
win not join the opposition IL Is certain that ex.
cept in the matter OF protection duties, they coad
not oppose them in power. All nov depends on
Lord Palme-ston himself.
Mr.. Layard the member for Ntneyeh, az hs Il
soetousiy called, has succeeded in establishing
himself in the tore front o. the battle aud IL nov -
form part OF the new ministry The all powerful
ISues mas pointed him out a. good man anitris,
and Lord Palmerston has wisely determined 10 give
kim trial. Many predict that Mr.. LIZARDS i'm
practicable temper will render Il a limited ons.
WITH respeet 20 the war, there Is very general
understanding that Lord Palmer 'ton intends 70 ils
hrs whole soul into the prosecution Of ~ IL Il not
believed that either be or the Emperor Of che
French, nor indeed the Emperor of AustrA
attach the slightest real mportaacs 10 the rssdlts
Of the Vienna Conference. The Cars levy en- mds,e
shows toeraby clearly that he, too, has little de-
pendence on them. The conferences will serve T.
vile away the winter, or what remains oil IL, aud
that n al. Neither nave We tho smallest reliauce
nm Prussia. | bsheva, II England could sneak nor
mind she would say tnat the has been IA ,st un
wisely entered into, bus being IN it, sae has no
Alternative save 70 60 on. ! believe tnat latent
.eaousy is creepingup respecting France and some
! Ming ike Q suspicion Of playing Napoleon's
rame for him is suggesting Itself to mems