The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-16


Lo,pos, July %, 1897
The Debate Indton lTnrs-1he Nan for I've Emergency
and ne Emergency fov ne Man me CAsnse wo--The
kGcrts Of as French Government 20 Oo0ia tie Ezrads-
ton from E~9o~i u Massss end Lsd,S R"ssw-BriSSs>
Notions y Aauary E0Icie~cy-7Ae Wellington Ac~<
nass--TAe TAsara, &c, DC.
After Q term OF extreme political qu.etude, We have
row entered upon one Of extreme excitement Farl!a
ment viii be prorogued wards he end OF August there
fore these but little tmo left 70 70 IN understand
Ing with the government The Indan question may be
considered 10 be settled by lest nights debate Mr. DiHae
made clever speech or more than three hours Duration
but WAS FOL telling, MOI Ngumenatve, nor sufficiently
coaviclIns TO do any damage the Ministry Then Lord
John Russell aeod the gap and defended the govern
ment most eHec.rally, by moving that her Najesy be
assured by her aihr! Commons thar her kcsy will be
supported in her determination to es,ualy suppress the
insurrecaon Much was expected from this Indian do
bate but very II tie came or IT,
Thus, IN 'he face Of anxiety and excitement rarely wiz!
neefed tie session viii pass away and Paimerston viii
only have hs own viii and pleasure to pursue as Is usual
with him Tho tactics Of tho Premier 70 throw all i'm
portans business into tho Parliamentary recnss and thon
unfeuered BY questons or Pledges he dsposes OF the
busnc's OF the country with An easy air. fearless Of con
sequences.
An aged general An and one Of the liberal party,
said In my presence last night rather this morning,
with solemn shake OF the head Ah this settles as
lndi and China thine and India lba. no Reform bi
The war in China 10 be carried ry the naval forces
y
have the business themselves. France has a,tvciy
declined sending hoops this 10 aseevtaned fact;
ourselves, This would not have been d;icuif-a more
pasie, IN fact, for military people, had nas been
foe this Indian muny me arrangements ave NJ altered
ard sailors cannc. do much In India they do The
business required In China The naval forces already
despatched are concentrating Hong Kong and other
hps, hear On good authority will ha immediately COM
m:ssieDed and ordered TO China
The conspiracy agans the he CT he Emperor o! France
has served as An opportunity for cert attempt 70 in
Of ar
continental powers, md refuse asylum 10 polls. ,sl
OFFENDERS Il has long been Known that France and Aa
tra both have enccavored IN vain 20 effect arrange
whb the British government for the exrsdiu az
political oen fers On this occasion the attempt sas made
by side wind. II Intended by including Mszr'n add
Ledru Eor In the indictment Tor conspiracy 10 asasnae
the Emperor, snatch conviction and then mako sn ar
peal TO this backed by gorcbe circums.ances
This will fail Iedru Rolu and others charged with
picaon defending themselves, and the people Of
Ems land arc 30 far with tncm tina: their protection may
be looked UPON az guaranteed With every disposition 70
lake the French alliance nj its full vace not dis
posed 70 be dictated 10 csoed in these matters Once
commence yielding policy. we shall moi kno1 where
VII END. mere are rumors tnat eove'nmen, Is nse
to believe them, for am sure that public Indignation
would be great that serons consequences ~oud follow
Apart from political! matters We have had an incident
which bar amused Lord Cardigan the "Hero Of Ba.
iskavs hae sgsn found opportunity distinguishing
himself in the 6ed. You aware, of coarse that
have Frat and second Regiment or Life Suards-men
clad in breast and back plates, In gorgeous array
mounted on coal black steeds These regiments are made
Up or fine picked essential qualification being that
each shah be at least six feet go and jus; much higher
possible TIE officers the seions N our hghes; no
bty gentry !. unfor nnaely deemed necessary
to review these regiment last week, and Lord Cardigan
appointed TO the duty. The Hero OF ba,aklnvs for
got that these mighty troops are KEPT for ornsuen and
the field well as regiment of light cavalry IN the
Crimea Finding however, that tho gentlemen IN hrmor
knew little ROLLING OF soldiers duties his lcrdshlp
administered 10 them grave and singing reouke. Re
eplte Frat Four officers sod their commissions Sc
coud The Duke of Cambridge reve red the regiments in
nd thprn ng IN n
lent training Lord Cardigan denounces and the Com
msnder in Chief pronounces the one condemns and the
Westminster Hall ie now full Of desgns for the pro.
posed monument TO Wellington 70 be erected In 81 Psuls
BILE Within these few ~eeks we have had exhibition
OF designs for Offices These were exhibited
st Westminster Hall to open mouthet people, and suose
quentiy the appointed commit soners and be
slowed rewards OF from GSo0 G0O the best OF them
This encouragement Of art, will say, worthy such
government Doubtiess, but unfortunately we
happen to know all the designs furnished and
paid for not will ever be used Tney make magnh
cent pcuree bai even oar would la,
lamp magic ring could doh With regardio the Vel
liz eton Monument may be otherwise There are Of course
q moment ar d there others which would sassfy all
desires. There models from all paris or he world
and one from Frencnman sosouso insults the mrs; Ma
beneath Wellington's fcct You will scqu the British
people Of any noroinae Jealousy Of foreigners am sure
and 10 will tell you That there 10 an unc mforebie feel
In prevalent suspicion that tho Wellington Monuuea
viii be consigned to tue hands OF 70 'eign artist.
John Cough the celebrated temperance lectarer ~
rived here yesterday 10 three years engage
meDs with the Temperance League He speaks at fest
val in few days, and goes 10 Scotland 70 fulfil engage
mems there.
Both ,be operas are about cese Tho season al Her
Najesy's under the direction Of Mr. Lumey, hiss been
markAby ssu. and has thst 1t the Lyceum,
der Mr. eye, considering his lmed power Of sccommo
daiion
Mr. Henry Maybew IL giving q serics OF "Cuyious Con-
verssiioncs' ii 81 Martins Hall here In whoh he Intro
duces live specimens OF London street celebrities, ~ho give
their experiences In their native dialect The entertain
ment Ia excellent