The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-27
Our London Cor responderxe.

LONDON, April 6, 1851.
Meeting Of Payliam<n,-Lord C7arendon's Viaos fI
baseyism- Walksr 20 Be- Recegni1ed, dc.
Parliament Is not to meet till the 30th and then
quite doubtful whether anything will be done for
days, understood that the Queen desires open
IN person. The royal acoouobement Is almost daily
pecsed but should delay occur her Majesty may be
bh undergo the fatigue Of delivering royal speech till
days after the period fixed upon Meanwhile the
public mind is much exercised reference the policy
whch the Parliament will mpose upon tie admnistra
Bon.
am enabled say positively that mos, egregcns
exists in certain quarters In the United States in reference
% the views OF Great Britain with regard Central Anne
and the Noaraguan war. had the honor of a long
Interview with Lord Clarendon yesterday, and his lorship
spoke with candor and decision tho topics present
sgtaed between the two countries. In reference 10 the
amended Dallas treaty he seemed 10 entertain doubt
whatever Of It's acceptance in rs present form by the
British government as said he England has no interest
whatever In that country beyond desire 10 stable
government established there, in order tia. British
scmmcrce may spread and eAfo transit
hpc be secured. He thought u natural and
desirable that American institutions should spread
ever the whole American continent, they would afford
se best possible guarantee for political stability and
extension Of honest trade Indeed In my Me me,
. better hhbus,er than his lordship
From interviews which have had with other in6u.
entail persons, have hesitation In stating that tho
government OF England anxiousy looking out for an
opportunity Of recognizing General walkers government
rs clearly seen here by persons who raised above
Petty political feelings eth peter national prejudioes
skss the best hope for the Of commerce civilization
and freedom in Central America is through General
walker and As Lord Clarendon said 10 me- every sensible
EnsHhman must desire 10 the miserable savagcs who
" axxsd
replaced by law abiding, energetic, industrious men
Should We earn here q any such victory WOO by Walker
would warrant the least presumption that the cause OF
The Spanish hybrids is hopeless depend upon II The
waker government will be recognized directly and
treaties will be made with General walker If possible
before any other nation has done so
within the pas, few months great change has come over
Ne leading minds in this country ycu meet with more
and people here who tell you that abusers arc
Of progress, and who express the greatest
urke that there should be reluctance 90 the rart Of any
psrson Of the people d the United States give aid and
sympathy to Walker. wealthy and Intellsen, English
merchant observed the other day n Walker were
Engishman, and his operations Asia he would have
men, and money offered 70 him than he could
But you Americans rather afraid Of BOWS
pagers pitching into you sbou, alibus,crism"
Tho Parliament Is Islmcrslonlan than
Lord Palmerston about That is say the COO.
rvauves aud the radicals thoroughly extugushed
that the old party lines eAced and division OF
vnrsies becomes imminent domestic grounds This is
what lord Palmersicn has always sndeavorcd avoid
He set his face boldly, three four years ago, against
any extension Of the franchise should he persist in this
view u plain he viii no, hold once twelve months.
barge proportion Of new in favor Of the ballet,
end probably two-thrds Of the Houscncluding The
~ump Of the old conservative party-wuud vcte sr oew
Svs~m BID and \ new franchise
TNne Spanish MexioAn Inabrogtic-senor La
- 1snIma'e Mission "a Madrid. !
padrtd (hpso A ccrrcsYopdepce ~ 1csssou NnesJ
me Meyesn qunsoUn CONTINUES - be uie uso~s prcusi
ness and isrsuAnt " hnsa 81 verss npon the aS but
has mads - visible progress since wrote 70 yvn cen
cevnagit sAsAe ar uh "A appears that senior lafrarua
EitatN ecmo % on2yid unless nc no rsccvsd here IN
NJ (ncA capacity, and that the Ensish government,
s desires 70 the susrrel made mp endcavorng 70
Svevnse his ecruples. As he has been assured that
rseedy reception awaits him, that the Spanish govern
ent wei dirpoesd and DESTROYS settle the mat
80 smicsbt, and ~ he rs doubtless aware such set
most likely q be brought about BY his presence
.l.oriu, not 10 be supposed that he will allow q
1 ~ enquepe, or merely personal feeling 10 stand I'm
EvX d ne accomplishment cf his susortant mission.
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