The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-17
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE AND ASIA.
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Our London, Paris and Berlin
Correspondence.
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Interesting Accounts Of the War IN
China.
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THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
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openjng Scenes and the Election OF
Speaker.
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THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.


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q Our London Correspondence.
.fse.ft LONDON, May /, 1867.
znuusvsS BasA n ~ Marriage Of he Friaces Rcyos-
0,sA a ~ DAchas Of Ggoucear-7As Ne0 Speaker Of
- Prospects Of tse SesIos-E English Flib~sv.
Am-TAs Rq6aA Of Acknowledgment on lord Pasmes-
RVS Foreign PoEc-TM NortAa~ Rsue-rA< Lecture
Stssss IN 1nelaNd-TA A,t Teanyss EzAibition at
Uamcksav.
me Queer eonvaleeoen but not yet able TO proceed 70
vaey receiving visitors not members OF the royal f.
uiH The infant princess is said To be fine, healthy
GAnA.
have heard rumor whispered about which would not
- calculated 70 increase her Msjestys comforts. Is
veil known about the royal circle that the young Prince
q Prussia during his long stay in this country was al
bswed al the familiar privileges awarded aanced young
gentlemen less elevated Sphere and that the graces
q The young Princes person and manners had real,
una6bcted influence on the mind OF the Princess Royal
- be brief, and avoid unmeanipg circumlocutions
YES admitted that these youthful scons Of royalty loved
each other a. other people love who intend to wed.
vhn the last day two unpleasant stories have been
l about 70 the effect that the projected marriage is
M aside for the sake Of public convenience For
Rous Of political nature the Prince Of Prussia not TO
Ued the Princess Royal 81 England give you this
- n without guarantyng that II rs wholly true; but
~ pledge myself TO- that there is fire causing
&hsmoke There Is "hitch" somewhere and am
y much inchned 10 believe that IL Is connected with the
msiler." Lord Palmerston-never q favorite at
bewt-was expected 70 bid up, this
sasion, for . few smiles from royalty but
circumstances alter cases. and the recent dissolution OF
Parliament and the evident determination Of the people
~ well 70 these matters Of finance alters his ordshps
49,
Ne wishes Of the money seeking huckster the throne
d Prussia Paimerston may look oodly on while King
uoquot abstracts some thousands Of pounds from the
SWISS but his safety demands that he should resist
any proads upon John Bulls purse from Prussian cupdy
mis- matter kept secret possible, but little by little
Ihipgs will creep out.
me Duchess Of Gloucester died Thursday morning, at
Ne advanced age Of 81. This good old lady was very
much respected She very transformations in her mode
N life, and for years might have been considered
have Withdrawn from public he. Having children, the
Tile for time becomes extinct, but will doubtless be re-
vvsd byandby and be conferred upon OF the scons
her Majesty pension Of en- 900 falls 70 the good OF
he country by the deoeasc OF her Royal Hghness This
viii help US 70 meet coming expenses.
Parliament met yesterday and elected Mr.. Evelyn Deni
Son. member for North Notnghamsbire, to the post Of
Speaker Of the House Of Commons. This the very
nu~s sssoson Of . epsaksr On record Tho Prcmier
those Ms man for the grsoes Of his person. and
beginning 10 be pretty well known that the Speaker only
requires be good listener hat dsome man, Of digni
led (poryD presence, and patient wthal, and as tho
suaservauve-ahough In possession Of very far the bes
nan for the once 70 offer IS csndidate-saw that
hero was 70 chance for them on the first day
Il the opening OF Parliament the election was allowed 70
psss Oh with unusual dullncss Mr.. Dcnisou Is nfy seven
wears of age and celebrated nothing whatever. He
s1,iU cbo oh n
member of Parliament made for himself name In
o. out the House However, the grace Of his
eapvated graceful Pre- ner and there he s The hrss
Cpmmoner OF England
Parlament sl be occupied for another week swearing
n members and going thr ugh routine matters On the
Sh the address 70 the Queen will be moved and then the
work begins There few speculations current In
vos,caI circes as TO the course will take Lord
John Rusell's movements excite much or more curosi
y H those Of the premier-many suppoiing that his
From tho tone Of feeling observable at public meetings In
the country IL easy 10 see hat something Will have to
be DONE ana that quickly. rhere Il talk OF compelling
Me government give distinct pledge 10 bring forward
comprehensive measure Of reform This do not think
viii be given but IL Ministers wish TO hold their places the
more readily they anticipate such pressure the better II
win be for them.
You win have received an aocoun, OF the proceedings
Il Sir James Brooke the Rajah Of sarawak. His Excel
kncy has got into bit OF muss and has got out
q Il by annihilatng his Chinese opponents. Tho
a. holds sara~aS Sy some such seaure a. General
walker proposes TO hold Nicaragua. ribuster Walker
end ahbusser Brooke gentlemen much alike. have
heard that SIR James had prosecuted these poor devils I'LL
hoy were driven desperation revolt but hope this
= true, for " such be the the Rah OF sarawak
has fearful amoun, Of responsibility upon his shoulders
ne csdpe journal Of Europe Ia always eloquent when
psatng siauEhtcrs u quite refreshing 70
sior,cs in these little episodes aAmd The maandcrns
humanitaransm says this benevolent journal, "and
s o .hs oa . Ms Rs o
serprise and personal herosm."
Now suppose lord Psmerston had not dissolved Par
Of rt.f4ttfA tina -rgtt.
pose the inns had been determined 10 60 "the whole
animal" tpardou The piracy FOR The Premier and justify
csn You imagine that the rms would exercised
smsunderine humanitarianism and then have elevated
Ar yanc. Brooks deeds o, "res.snrns
ponce of,he "foppery Of professional genersthp" s
realty too absurd. The next time the ~c gives rs an
article nhbusterng confess shall look with much
snr,esy 70 see how this very consistent journal win
eure 10 speak Of professional generahhip
me rejected Of Aylesbury, Mr. IAyard, OF great
sSity Who made himself heard In the late Parliament I'LL
ministers fsin 70 attempt 10 stop hts mouth With
scis pin which be had the h. nesty TO reject using the
means left him 10 let the world know hts thoughts upon
portion of Pamestons foreign policy. In the current NUN
Der the Quarterly Rsrso you will hnd very able ar
and win repay you for the time expended in pefusA
We shall have Of Oobden's msufestoes out and
should Mr. Bright recover HE heaithhe Is no~ 9, Turin
he win join him Mall the representative Of the noncou
fvists In the late Parliament driven back 70 his
sswspsper and the columns Of the Tcnoogormsa; while
M W. yox, late r. for Oldham, stil has his column
IN The Weekly bpafch and bis transparent incg Of "Pob
wcoh" for disguise, In which 10 worry his quondam
fvtcuds. All will find the 10 make themselves
heard and Palmcrston will thus have bed OF 10
he letter Of his Exccency, Mr. Dallas 10 Lord Careu-
DON conveying of money and twenty one silver
DAN Cor the brave boatmen who CALAMITY rescued the
nssw n the Northern Belle has tust been published IN
papers. Is called graceful letter and such indeod,
q Inc prompt and very liberal manner in which the
fJo,ted sscs government TINS nizod tho merits Of
Shese esllss, fellows ~ warmly spoken Of here.
~ W ar Rasssn the nmcs correspondent, having
ssrvrver~d nom serious Illness, is announced 70 give
0rce ,s ,ses on Tn Crmesn war, 10 London There
- onv regret t s nat the price OF admission IL fixed
q such vesv htb rate that few, comparatively, viii be
0nb,ed 10 Nsteu 10 this hlented genemans descriptions
Ne sdnss 10 the three lectures s two guness or Tor
ngls Admission Hfeen shgipgs These are the highest
rsoes % record for simis indeed, any other KIND
- entertainment We have fashion 10 England wnicn
In ~ lady (the course Is The same) hioss mmsen
Iahned 70 entertain the public be docs not announce nm