The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-07

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made terrible subject Of the Canadian government
in be gentle and patient when the occasion
CLAW in other days spruns william Tell Cromwell Wash.
ingtop Bonspart and should the present signs of tue
nmss end as they sometimes threaten ia bringing about
general confagraticn Of world wide proportions Perry
and engine may be as conspicuous then as they were
The Bread Agitation In England.
3HE QUEEN REFUSES TO RECEIVE A PEOPLES DEfU. |
TATION.
from the London Times, Nov. 20
Three open air meetings were held Sunday In South
Stafordhire and the neighb ,raood Of Birmagha upon
meetings in the morning; at spon lane Stat
ordsbre, and the other at Derend pool near Brmipg
was resolved 70 send depusaion ae Qu represent
tAe alleged grievances Of the people IN the matter of dear
sent and several speeches were BY operatives. The
afternoon meeting look place at Hockey Poo near Biz
mDeham, and was attended by zoo persons Here the
proceedings mixed with the peoples charter and
the writings Of Mr.. Urquhsrt. Mr. g. White read
to the Queen which had been agreed to ia the
morning at the Spon lane meeting It was to the effect
that the people Of South SaGordshi,c suffering
great privaions in consequence Of the high price of food
hibiting the expectation Of grain and establish
publish gganaries and check undue speculation in |
oo,n. Mr.. White stated that he had written to her |
Nsjesys Private Secretary, asking when it would be
ceve the deputatiop, and toat he had
ceiv.d an answer to the effect that memorials to the
Queen should be presented through the Secretary Of
State for the Home Department The speaker proceeded
10 FAY that the memorial lad tine result Of solemn
vote from reSpecta ole meeting at Spon lane and that #
The Qun cotid not accept from the peoDle they ioottd
due members Of Parliament TO present IL and thai II
then asked if The meeting wished the memorial to be pre-
serted 10 the Queen aud not to Sir George Grey and
nearly all the persons present held up both hands.
conclusion the speaker proposed resolution which he
said had been adopted at the Spon lane meeting declar
the only remedy their grievances" This proposition
however was not seconded It was announced that an
Hawkms saa he baS that morning NJ addressed meeting
which was hsd Mt kidderminster and was attended oy
awake intended next week to hold torchlight meet
Ing. He reconme nded the imitation OF their example,
The meeting then quietly dispersed
THE HYDE PARK DENoNsrRArI0Ns-A CROWD AT
THE HOUSE OF THE FRENCH AMBASSADOR.
[From the London Times Nov. H.
There was again a con siderable crowd assembled IN
Hyde Park yesterday; but 1t comparatively unim-
poeng In point If numbers wholly powerless for any
purp Of mischief outrage Ia the presence OF the
and altogether destitute OF significance. In truth
great public nuisance which had grown to be such
intoerable, and for which there never any just
preence in any well founded grievance IN any
part Of the community, has vt length practically
soated and by the simple and temperate exercise Of
The and authority delegated for the promotion OF
ment-tbe conservation of public order and protec-
ton OF life and property; but which, from motives OF
aSeS @ s as t.s into aegree Of
pant audaciy which was pregnant with public danger
Notwithstanding the complete success Of the police
arrangements Of the previous Sunday in main tanning
der it deemed advisable by the authorities at the
Hemeoce and in Scotland yard to repeat yesterday the
demonstrate they made that occasion, lest crowd
should again congregate in great numbers and any
Accordingly, betaceen 700 and 800 pocemen, Including
police agaa present Ia the park, and
and essee in case need fSs greaer
part Of them drawn up in tire immediate negnbor
hood Of the group Of trees situate midway between
has always been the rendezvous OF the crowd.
Another large body was ported Immediately in
front Magazine xuardhOuse, the
side Of the park and smaller bodies OF the force
we're dotted about the every direction The
whole Of them were agsiu under the command # Capt
Labalmondiere ope of he metropolitan Police Com mis-
soners assisted BY considerable number OF snpesin
the aggregate Kept in reserve at various convenient
places outside the enclosure and others we're placed at
al the principal points If outlet, to check any DISPOSE
ton to mischief by the crowd as they retired from the
park in the evening Mr. Massey the for
crowd in the Of the afternoon and in CONVERSE
ton with Capt Laoaimondiere Sir Charles rrevelyn
notable persons + do sthe roush. jasti.e it shoaid
b stated that they came yesterday in eompara
By this time the better part Of v.ior rhe
greater part OF the crowd, such as 1t was was
made up Of persons whose demeanor and appea ance
showed they there for the perpc,ra,,n OF KIDD
OF mischief but simply to Crafty an Idle curiosity Aud
Ma5 oe remarked shss ale Just 'hs taAl the
afford in their behavior prc.ex. for diperng inter
fsing with them but they exhibit wonderful and most
provoking reluctance to quit the goound where they
wander vaguely in search exctemcut till after
nightfa often In spe Of the efforts of the 1orties
The day misty and cold. At the principal place If
meeting large number OF the police stationed Ia
square formed by the crowd aud vigorously kept
broken by other members Of the force. In tas quad
rspgIe the police cavalry dismounted and sted by
foot .hivsins in the cold, the people lettering
cantly about ohipg stupidity This all tn
TO be for the part Of the afternoon
amazing to think of the fascination II had for the
bystsnders.
Towards O'Clock rush was made in the direction of
49, heflc f1a fsna a.
crowd followed In considerable numbers did also
portion Of the police Crossing the bridge at ran, the
crowc-chiefy boys-made for the Albert gate, for q
purpose, probably which had better he Imagined than
stated in terms but there they received by two
Who guarded the outlet sctualy prevented their
escaping into the adjacent street. The yosgaers u
dce y hfsneh Ambassador and eventually appoare5
come returning into the PARK. This ncden. had the
the enclosure but night had setir those aho
gsred there could be persuaded ts depart Captain La
tlnnS tSe Kept ows moving ms M and
TINE without any very perceptois effect in lsssening
them down, and the people slowly reiterated int the
streets without far could ascertain, doing any
damage statement which confirmed BY inlr.sie,
made at late hour last night of the police authorizes
on duty in Scotland yard
The Policy or General Plerce's Cabinet In
nm English Point OF vicw.
From the London Times, Nov. 20
opinion Which We little viii .se AZ To- tue the
true origin of that wsrke spirit which suddenly
and nopportun,1y to have taken p,session OF the
government of the United States In
able and judcious remarks which extracted ye-ter-
dsy the NEw YoRK HERAID, IL clearly stosn that
The threatening aud insulting tone adopted by the 60
government OF the United states their recent
manifestations with England Is neither the result Of
sudden frenzy II real aud dhiuterested desire
tof war, but Is In very truth mach az cleo |
pioneering device a. the issuing OF pacaed sntresng
we independent voters not to be deceived, but to |
etand last oy their iDdesucbie principles the throw
ing open the portals oi the public houses Tor tho
ment Of the said independent gentlemen The great cons
tuency Of the whole United seiug Ear arye and
Intelligent to be Influenced by the groer arts 81 corrup
fon and several Of the presen govern Mt having their
eyes on the rever-onary ,up.ton of Viii leu.e
the power that "a placed IN their hands gooi
nsbused and perverted for the purpose influencing The
coming appointment OF President and ,ngn the eni
sought be not self but only much warliks en-.
thasiasm a. be required give and popularity
IN the coming contest yet verify believe hat It.