The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-14

from SPAIN some Interesting articles concerning the state
Of our oaca negotiations with England, and fa anan,
cai summary |
Our London Correspanaence. !
LoSeoS, August l, 1855.
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Z0a srasoy.cal Moe SpGtsThe Coronation VI Nos
ccv - Esgrsh ars 6nuerccu Trade hanifexses-The 1
Duchess Of Sutherland and he Niger Wass:rWonan
from Pathological. de-, DC.
Parlxment has adjourned since my last, ana the tran
guilty Of its demise has for morent been disturbed
by an ora,oricsl encounter between Dsrae leader OF
deiunct opposition, and Lard Panerston, Prime Miris
ser Apparertly anxious 10 gre offence, Mr. Dsrse
went over The history Of the session. meking appear
hat nearly every Of any utkiy had fallen
through, because the government could not command
majority the Horse 10 carry them into law Dsraes
speech far less brilliant than usual, because the
party lie represents vote es often with the govern
ment against H. and therefore, in assa.ling the
Ninislry freely, he would expose himself 70
the censare Of rs own friends. Lord Palmerson in de-
senes government fer her short comngs in eglsa
,cn seroi.ly throws the s,ene the House; but then.
be took care ezerse tie honorable members by 81
kinds ii anabie and spe5ous preterces. He Managed a
his srtfdl way only to exonerate hslee, but 20
popusarze himself b. having the air OF defending the
House CT Commons egei-st the imputstioas Of Dsweh
The Is Immersion Is CARTEL do2ser OF the Lrst
water and whoever makes onset ia must be GRE
psred for the He cannot ~ surpassed for
putting stick between ether peoples legs, and the
has yet 10 be cayeatel VITO viii lay hinon his back.
Tae truth OF the meter s that the Rouse Of con,ons
has done next to poshags and there is no Likelihood
OF the present House doag Tkey very
rapt set and all sod end pledged to thegoyernmer Oar
Congress do nothing sputter for Trey nothing
else 70 do The case IL different with England though
for they thouscsc abuses TO csrnect 10 couple
OF years House vii be ele;ted, and then we shall
have another class OK E1en, who will accomplish seine
hing until they bought up in thec arn. SO nuch
Tor English politics.
Abroad there is 10: much stirring. II is more than
suspected by the knowing that sapoeon III. 10 At
che bottom the late ursst in Spai. There doab,
he wanted get rid 81 sparero and tie English iau
encea a. Madrid, whieh encouraging constitutional
soyerv financial SeYeopement freedom OF tlc
press--an preudcial 70 tie imperial po@cy. oDonps
viii pursue a more copgenih 70 h.s
French Majesty, who wili, in tusa, give hi&r
the benefit OF his support. LORD Pamerstoc
must sank II anything but civil 10 his Imperis
friend - Kick him or Esdrid in that g1ceremoniou
manner lad the T.aes hardy knows what.o say aeos.
H. for t. reason that da.es Say no,h2i onensige =
France The long and sL2f. Of 4 Is, that Palm rs'oa
need aspect lead every BODY by the nose, and Al
though a.s Napoleon has stayed into the Eagsh ain
ancc Tor his own purposes , the time may when
be vii pay Out OF Il. Vsrtgm ar
An he a Aouable world az running OF MOSCOW 10
gee The nex Emperof's corora.-c Al the courts Of FL
rope are sanding OF their ambassadors e2traordinary
The Count Se Morney, brother 20 the fes e.. o. the
Legislative Assembly founder q the EEefji &ebir W,
10 end or splendid carriages anu gxs ing
retnue, 10 represent Napoleon ~. The Russias En-.
peror intends - give the press enre to Frsncc
in all these eosamones, AMI as ~ a1d Easlsni
must themselves with tbs Lease ossb a.telcn
for they will get more. and perhaps less The Peg
sh government; have wisely selected Lord Granville ~
fher Ambassador, Eh0 known ~ be Gle OF the hes:
tempered and most Discreet Of dplotGats lie = ltss
tie 10 take 10 oence, even when nss2ied ffaaos
and Russia are getl on very pleas@ayi and you vii
see he results BY aae BY
she Philadelphia reGpoase - the Liverpool aud MAJ.
chester addresses of seize few months sace pubsh
cd ME papers ycserty, ard has Owen gseai sGisfle
something quite and very rc're nrR ;he trade
az g2d coming cat n Lani'es1s y tue people Of The
fac. 4 l-arortant u : sonetbipv que a sld 4
ind the English journals such 4 prediction
az emaDa:ed from the etzsns o. Phil-ielpaia 10
I was glad 70 well written, and ia good taSe.
Is author sspose, was the csirman o the meai9g.
himself BIS credit and the satisfaction Of others.
We have had Aere this week lS.crcus BIT OF niger
woman rom Philadelphia, reading Uncle Tom B..
fcre a select ags anca ~ titled nincoEPsops The exhbi
was get up ths house u the nSbess Of Sltner
land who quite abandoned her former character o.
respectable Is Ter vGsar desire &c notorety
Che psironcss q all toe sEser DISCIPLES q Mrs seceaer
Duchess MI her house gth lords ahd ladies' to DO
homage 20 a black washerwonlan, whDse only
claim 10 their admiration aud sympathy is
stated 10 be the Interesting fact tina. s the Joint pro
duct Il "a spfn s ger t.eman aaG female slave OF Yr
gina" This u The language Of the Duchess OF Suthsr
Hard recommending her sable trl1gs 10 her noble /
frienSs. Tie motive lDr tas niger eat stainment
Stafford House IL not any real sympathy for negroes
whether OF Spanish descent pure AnClr but simply /
provide noycy Tor the tiffe AMI sfectef apes who
ccnst,uis the fashionable wod 81 London. The highest
ambititn a such people tie Duchess OF suherlani
her rivals Is 70 get hold Of something black red
greens niger, Indian or Greenllnder-who can
read 1T pcle Tom do a dance grease
and then forthwith The kettle drums Of fashion beat
and all the noble roods Of the West End assembled
the latest novelty imported. The stronger Il /
smells and the uFler Il looks the greater Is TIC /
fgyors and little indecency y mixed With H. sash
~ the cB.ow Of Spanish gentleman and black fe /
ralo slave then the perfect and the alton
CON p.ete Engsh lords and ladies' give any money FOR
q sensation. Cant Barnum do something for them /
whats pity hts mermaid Ia exploded Il hal just thc i
Favor for the OF noble ay, a. ono would think
from tho fancy Of the Duchess OF Sutherland fer nazfoe
The newspapers here are treating the matter with
castle contempt Some Of them tell the rich Duchess Il
would be 70 her iase and her character iEead o.
wasting her cheap ympsthy on negroes even q spanish
descent, u she could occasonany bestow s0uir Ie~
pounds Of her excessive wealth the destitute thousands
81 Der and respectable country women who work
fourteen hours day and starvc nj that This niger
humhug = gong down very fat Ia England. The same
Tate awaits 4 10 The United States. let Niger worship
rers make The most Oi u whilst 10 iasta.
The weather really no, here, thing rarely known In
England.