The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-23


$50 millions, which swallow up more than double
the amount Of interest the new loans having been
cont acted at much higher rates than the previous
The most lucrative OF the new taxes imposed
81 meet these heavy drains upon the public asury
the income tax and if il raised 10 he same stan
daId az in England (six per cent instead Of three)
woald rel eve government from AL embarrass
ment and enable them to carry out their projects
without any difficulty; but such a proposal would
encounter the most determined opposition ON tue
part OF the landed and moneyed aristocracy; and
iar from there being any chance OF doubling the
inc me tax, the First ChamDer, or House of Lords,
declared last session that they expected Is to be
abolished altogether, and would refuse to vote it
after this year. They have no objection to minis
tiers spending as much money as they please but it
must be taken out of the pockets of the people, and
not out of the governing classes IL may be easily
imagined that 10 this state OF things the situation Of
Minister of Finance Is not exactly sinecure, and
N de Bnldenschwng who is no conjurer, is stated
10 have given in his resignation. which, however,
the King declined to accept. We shall soon see
what contrivances he will suggest for raising the
wind, and how they will be received by our egisla-
respects, are apt to be little refractory in money
matters.
Lord Palmerston's Visit to Manchester and
Liverpool.
SPEECHES ON TRADE AND COMMERCELrHE PRE-.
MEX ON THE CUBAN SLAVE rRADE-ENGLAND's
RELATIONS WITH RUssIA-THE UNITED STATES
AID FRANCE.
Correspondence or London Timesl
MANCHESTER, Nov 9, 1865.
Lord and Lady Pslmerston lett CiAremont company
whh SIR Benjamin eywood, Bart, and several members
q his family at IL o'clock this morning and drove
6nod where was arranged that an address of congra-
AiAon should be presented to the noble Lord .! the
Royal Museum, Peel park The weather NEST propi
us and the the road between Car~mons and was
crowded with spectators by whom the Premier was heart
applanded be passed along large multitude had
ao assembled IN the pleasure grounds adjoining the Mu
Dsum and all manesty influenced by the fame desire
give cordial welcome to the guished vsers Lord
and Lacy Pamerston met At the entrance OF Il Q
and The nmitiee who conducted them through
ne building and directed their attention 70 the chief fea
Of nerstt the institution. The collection OF OBJ
tects illustrative OF natural history very extensive, and
their examination wac work OF some time Alter visit
Nc the library Lord and Lsdy Pamersion ushered
nso the reading roou where accompany Of nearly 1000
hAies and gentlemen awaiting their arrival. The
noble lordswas LED TO the das the Mayor AMI Lady
falmerston by sir Benjamin Gey wood.
The Mayor OF Stafford said that no had much graft ica
sa presenting 70 the noble lord address wnicn had
been unanimously by the corporation Of the bor
s1eh
Lord PAIssRsroN, Who on presenting himself was re-
c<sfved win ouo cheers, spoke as folows-Mr Mayor
and gentlemen OF the corporation OF SAord-I need not
sure, say how deeply person in my situation must
toei the cordial and hnoraole reception which now
Among the various Inducements which Y public has
b nh country TO fuini his duty there be none
hspirng, there san be none encouraging there
be none more gratifying 70 an honorable mind, than %
be informed that . seaous perform dii ult
p&bSc ;tons met vi the appreciation Of his fell
e The people this country from whom Britain ,tates
man must be more particularly anxious receive tes
nm0nes OF approval, must be from those great com.
Dunities when Ike that which have the honor
b address, are, may say, eeotciay Characteristic Of
NE Of the British people and of the nature Of the
Brush constitution cheers For that which pecu
hAriy distinguishes the people OF these islands from the
nations OF the continent that system of local self
government which has been so fortunately established
by which the affairs Of country carried
with little interference the part OF the executive
10 SA me es
built rs they be not conducted to their sansfac-
on But they conducted 10 their satisfaction, 10 the
great benens OF the empire al large and 70 the raising
q the character and reputation Of the country amons
Ne nations OF the world But gentlemen. among
ere charged Win their local sef govern nent there
O. be none more important, there can be none
more interesting, there can be none that 10
aneudee with more permanent AMI general benent than
attention which have devoted 10 the spreat OF
ssucauon and the diffusion OF Information among the
soSer clWses These who are blessed with fortune and
Insure without difficulty, furnish themselves WITH
he OF instruction, but for the great maj orty Of
p- devote their lives 70 tner maintenance and
- aha, Il their families - obviously imposaios 70 pro
vAe hens ve odi OF Their own means and resources,
Ush ncee opportunies OF mental culture necessary for
sbs develops ment OF their moral and Intellectual "a
enities CHEERS And, indeed, II Is most honorable 10
the corpc borough they have established
n this building those facilities Of fnsorma aon which
you Mr. Mayor have SO well sxpi aped, and the results
a which must not only be attended win deep grssidca
on those VINO parlAke OF then but must them
czens In the scAe OF civilization TIA true, Mr. Mayer
stated oy you and my honorable friend the repro
s.usalys Of Jour borough hs NE sos,l ?, o. wncn
noment Of apparent difficulty. ! say OF "appAreop
cuy because, 70 country like tins, full OF people Of
va The occasion whose resources both Of wealth and
hgsnuity failing, snd never interior TO the en-
hs,cses Of The time difficulty which 10 real,
- a l~sss which is no, sure 70 surmounted. cloud
onsers) Our difficulties, therefore, we're less serious
han might be supposed because We knew va. our cause
bang just might upon The support OF tho peopis
Cd Parliament o, the country (cheers: We knew tina,
ns b, upon toe bravery OF our soliers and
q our allies and we conadsn mt mat ~hatcveY
csouds might lower on the horizon we should be en-
sssa Dsns ' ,srn,aasoa 9c,D,DSse soSI.ass Nv
hoa friend the member Tor SAlioro mas remarked upon
e. nputaons winch on occasions were cast upon
Ne personally a disposition TO rsk without necessity
Abe pesce OF The county end TO CO. not INTO the ihcx
81 sst 10 the verge OF wars with other countries Vhose
soCas~i,ss allow me 10 FAY were founded on miscon
cpeion Of the nature things (cheers and sushe for
depend upon n, that country Ike this, vim great IN
tevosu NJ stsse and grea, reputation 70 maintain VITO
our fellow subc6 scattered the whole face OF the
ssobe wih property nostlDg upon every ocean, with
esu tons extenoing 70 the remosest cor
- crcu anoed does WELL acts wisely guard against
APP sch Of Insult and TIE very appearance OF wrong
ss.n arsrs Than 10 ind . remedy ~hsn the evil b~s
rnsn great magntade, ard when great Efforts may
be requi'cd 70 check ~ l5heefs therefore, my o.
fr,esd has re'srtrce not 70 brEax war, bat
lepeveB' W. (cnsers) and rely upon e that tna, y
hax been pursued by ali use statesmen Of former times
vno haze ra Cd highly the reputation OF this
Wv arc joyed the confidence Of the people; 10
poncy be assurec Of H. which all enlightened states
men wi scopt and h'ch al Intelligent people ~i jas
ny and approve (Renewed appsase You pave ex.
p~oxped a hope Mr. Ma or, thai her halatys govern
ma nj vl ioos out the course Of improvements which
kss hitherto been pursued Any 10 vernmcni nsensios
thai euty be init 70 be charged with the c1ndut
cf public sifsus Progressive Improvement what every
MAJ s'uoies practice IN his private Affairs. and ~ny
sbculd not the patton practise u ALEC When re look
srouuo npd that every man IN hs private capscity
iwpr his esiate, his house his business hs macni
nery, h, manufactures. (hear, hear Then WY shodld
ve eot,avor 70 be perpetualy smeilorsitnt thnse
institutions shlct. bei8g man, cannot be pr
but which according the progress OF soceiy aa
NE charge Circumstance muss be contin 10 need
% emencatiJn and exispslcu (Applsuse) IL u cute
true that I've ~ Importance, an every man must &C
know y 70 be hat tnp country should stsod high
IN The estimation OF her nstioss, not By MAINTAIN
armies ana srcai nsvies tia, thai dessbe 90
iect " 20 be attained Of coarse all Bkt0ns must have
fhs VI self defence, but Ia not by threstebax
other,ss am sorry say has too Ten been the prsc
toe Of continental nations aud govern menH-it
BIZ keeping UP msnaciug s1ishmens that zeal
~ and useful political influence 10 be a,qairsi That
he nv tha UhG