The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-22


THE DERBY MINISTRY.
Statements OF the New Miaistry 10 Their
Consyltuents-Vaiue ar the French Alliance
20 Eng iand-Th- United States and tt"--i"
to DC the Greatest Powers OF the World
The flights OF syium.
FROM the London Times, March
Lord Stanley the Sacrat2ry state FOR tho Colo
nis eecsed yesterday for the borough OF Lynn
Norfolk, without oopo.ton Lord Stanley addressed ne
.onrulo. nts and IemsfNr'-fn.y yeais ago Ialanens
bad aluort exclusive power of forming pabc cp'non
upon all questions OF Ire time That state Of things has
changed. Tho vas. deveopement OF tue poser VI Tho
press during the a.t quarter Of century has introduces
INTO modern politics entirely element taesv
bear) Il is impossible 10 sit In Psrameo without .e-ns
how ia- and W how grex. extent modern jou>nasc
affects even parliamentary debates. That ,er cf the
press is in Itself representation (dear hear II "a the
best Droacon "a bsiieye or the poor and the buoha
against powerful II protection which Legislation
created u protection which sstou take ~ay
ard not c the least SUBJECTS Of satisfaction 70 me-,
looking back at The few which have ted 10 puo
c lie, TO think that Of thcse who took part IN
nbearuJe-I the removal Of the stamp daty-h1h
hrs gwen incrsased oeveioyenent ~ jpurnas AMI
0, which have yet only sm-ll portion Of Ga,
enecs. (Hear, hear Now, gentlemen, come 10 the
subject iD which fe,ls ho veilest nterest IA olt ~
the preseDt mean our relations with foreign
Powers, and especially wih France. ap2ronern thas
sii parties agree, oosirg ~ az matter Of r-s
rather than Of !celng that close and Intimate
alliance between Eng aud aud Fraace the best hos o.
European civizauon dopand. tiea-, hear) There eGs
b.tyet pe tsYo countries II nt nal chsra.
tor, but sroai those narsBcos are. .hesC
ba8Ces tsr important Ia strong patriotism,
quick Of personsl noaor IN physical courage
argy and capacity io. ac.ur, n love OF EquEy aai
free thought, in he prep3nderEuce cg .he n,e,-;tu.
over the low parts u our Jature OF tho tyo
alike. In scisnce, IN phlosophy aud
politics France has received from us some o. nor mott
vauahie and sieon % those ice
diffusion and deveopement over continental Europe,
such from in.ular position, aad perhaps ma
say, usuls chss sctef they eould hot nave been
likely, without such operation 70 obtain lisar, hear
say therefore that both France nrd Eng and gamers
trade, and apart from the question of p)itca secGrty
DO not imagine ths, oe;wcen countries position
or indifference neutrality towards another long
possible We are locally TOO bear are too lnportsn,
among the nations ~ the world have bean too long
and too often mako ate Oi nji1sroocs posi-
bic. We want cioso and intimate friendship az guar
sliee egsnst Datona Jealousy and rivalry thear near
That u between the two nations would pe tbs
evil that could siIct humanity IN pr"pSiton which
think needs words 20 provo; but Uu 90 ttThtr and
say that disan.on tetoesn me eo c0un:rtss Jdltlg
short If cur, pouId be in ieif great misfortune 10
Europc II would Europesa diplomacy without
eniAnce ana the weaker and inferior nations rtnout al
ar5ner Nor " tnis al In every that Old question o
tho "haanco OF power" assumes a form r1st luss-
lunger concerns Western Europe alone cxo
pIes sprbeDg Up ii Tho East and IN tn, west rhey
already OF ist rate nsgatdde, and both OF tbsm
ncreasrgpot iosnls or necessarily by aggression
ohers, but amply by natural roeans-s rate Of pro
srcss which tar exceeds tha. Of oarseIyes. Looking
merely matter VI population Is impossible ne, o.
hot unless unforeseen sr~" take lttce, Agr.ca
Russia usil hundred years hence, perhaps
fity years aere, numerically The Ic. i empires
upon The globe tay numerically aud of II that
be Considered element OF strongth in respect popra
tNn. SoS 81 bo,h tnese great empires speak sin
feeling Of jealousy seak Q; them both With respert Of
the speak with sincere admiration and sympaLn, out
stl socie,y uu,ed it must happen tina,
PENDENT nations Will have different iDterssts posi-.
on Of nfeilorty never satisfactory, and II is NOT
aiws,s oven safe What II say, therefore, Is, taat Il
Western Europr-at this moment tho very focus
ypa c-n.,e OF clviz..son througnout he ~ords 10
hold IL OWLS to hold in anothr gcnera,on the pidc,
.hich ccnlf>s Sa "a present, nu> D. By cordial dJYf
trnHa,y union criono us tednng Fo'os (eesr, hear
II va ma lffh avcift
Irsace Has thai Alliance been endangered? We
oeny that Of late there has cxirtcd good deal Of
both countries How did that irritation osiginass
Not loIg ago, GU ell know, sitempt paae ia
PsrB 10 commit . crino which poit.cai ianaucwm
never Justify or excuses crime shroh, n those woo
tried 70 perpctraio sUua not admit 70 be outrage
against humanity, they must al least parcevs "a os Tor
,bsr csuse gro-s and suicidal biunSer. az Ar,
hsar) rhar a,empt .alsd but failed narrowly Never
mans LIE ~ss IN gtesler danger mao ths he o The rs
petor Of he tre.ch Nov, what wo9lt have followed
serious internal Dances, certainly deep
spread alarm, psrsly lps industry and disturbing all
the Ordinary relations cf ifc. II net extra
ordinary. thlnk, that SO great peril, 20 nA
ruwy escaped, should have produced In ths mnos
OF The French psople a feeling OF alarm; nor
ex,rao dnlry that that sas shoud have iound vent,
often doer sop-~ hat ndisorsiDst@ feeling of
irritation ana angsra feeling which prevents men from
euy. IL was pei, the plot which mad failed
concoct.1 ib Eng and. cry aroso-a CRY DOUBT,
iooish and wiid-aganst wnat we're supposed 20 bo tho
laws and ns..urons wticn had permitted such ou,rascs
10 be ATTEMPTED. Naturally that expression OF r sion
IN France produced recruitment here SJms uafrtaosts
puocaLonr, ~h the history o. ~hrcn yoa al fs ssar
saa with regard 10 winch wish only " say tbsi thna
they nave very amply sp9logzed and stoned tor, N
creased that Te-sbtreni. When tint ieeisg ~
be.t despatch writ.on oy the french minister asd
puplehed here, the style sod substance of -hcb
te cay the !casi, capshe Of msconstrucrcn IL nls
been said, since that "a sTatch apyoa.td, tlai
net ilcrded 10 be lie public, which the act of
soyeromeDi and mot Of the governmen; OF France
! doubt thai that statement rue, cut Still,
public mon, wo have 70 deal with facts, not
Tih mteniols alone Clear, tcar) me despatch wls
INTO Parliament, avowediy 20 satisfy the demand made
opor orr government and, that beng the case, Wa
pa az n measure introduces should be
wiz ort than OF dnsry Jealousy (HeAr, hear With the
events which ioo~ej you are AL familiar I Ooly
say tor mysen thai the result quite UNEXPECTED
~ possibly could be % any OF you bad nothing 10
do lhnk may venture say that who con
oerDed Ia the present adninsuaton bad nothing 10 do
% rs%s 10 o. o . Is ss noe
aek~d 10 give our opinion Aye" or "So upon .
question of night wrong We we're arked 70 give our
opinion whether govermert of lord Palmerston had
donc rig, wrong, wecly unwssiy, In leaving un
The despatch which have referred. To that
AVOID aus serng by cur yose way othsr-hers
reply but which vAs possible for me 70 give
(cbeer.) That the whole history VI The reoent change
VI Ministry.
oPlsiors ov TIN yrneT LORD OF rHs ADMIRALTY.
TFrou the London Tunes, March Al
Sir J. rakinson, having accepted TIE Office OF Frsi
LORD OF the Acmiraty IN tho new sdmnztraioi, gre
.entsd hunseN sSoordlas 70 constturonai " Tho
constituency of Drsasich yssterday, aad w.- rc-sco
~ltb. ~ ops ss"b " SvAu iVu VIA Ioisciho-'
,bst q, the .heD oil EnslAad pAletolyex
cited shout the svebts occurring The other side VI th
oos We we're s.so suddenly overtAken oy = sr-s,
rt r-,s-y cri.e. Alnset, we're, lnsaut, -nd
with violence certainly never before Witnessed,
found magnificent ertcc of commercial snuscsr
ns and banking prosperity OF which Justly
rroud shskep s very foundations. Toe most
hcuscs WITHOUT the sbiy N retsrd their tat
Jar the country nrms rcckoncd 10 stable
,be BaDs a fislaDa ssif we're Involved q. irre.ev-
bi. rum The aggregate amount OF he mefosn
tile and banking failures was W he counted %
.hnV O mill and dae N d.v
msn knew VINO safe, to what extont tho VIDE
sprcGd COMMERCIAL paralysis might resch. mat stof a
CO. thalk God, has passed away (Cneors) Is esat a.
tudcrnly - came; the rate of Discount ~hich re a.
nigh II yer cent three short faan ag.in
10 rcr -cnt; money isnt, aud our commercial ia
eresis once mOre prosperous stroDg feenog vas
however lef, IN the pubic MUD viz that there must pe
something unscuna IN the regulating tne barking W
reets ana the currency Of his country ~ admit VI tle
currcncc u periodical couvulsivns esrh o which
prove. 10 be Alarming and more violent thar s pre-.
oecct?0r and accordingly generally eii tna: TVS