The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-05

the quantity hen found was not great ana they had not
had any recent Information the subjeca. the Colonial
Office. ~. ......,. ......
fhe from the Bank OF England for the week
ing the 10th Of Nay gives the Following results when
compared with the previous week.
Public deposits .f4f3So l0 Increase 81 1856 7a1
Other deposits 1913 Decrease
Rect 49,, s.2io,es2 Increase. a,4n
Govt securities flo SIC t6S Increase 900 900
Other securities. H67e7o7 Decrease 6S4.326
The amount Of notes in circulation is eco $780, being
decrease Of fs6 1885, and the stock Of bullion in both
27s, when compared With the preceding return
The wing the official return of imports ana
exports OF the precious metals for tho week enang the
Imports Exports
Gold. FL S4s 6s2 Gold ..fi77 2o3
Silvsr......".... 1880 Silver. 1855
Total. sI41272 Total .f4ss $50
Queen Victoria has been pleased to appoint Edwsd
wahouse Mark, Esq her Majesty Consul at Bslti
more ID be her Majesty Consul al Aarssies Wyndham
a9le;on Dyer Esq now her najssys Consul a. Mobile,
ESQ., row British Vice Consul At Gran 70 be her Maestys
Consul al Mobile.
The steamship Levia.han to be opened for public
inspection on Monday, 24th ut
The london Star Of ed Of May Observes
France has openly taken the Monsenegrin slde while
Austria abe the Tuk Why this zeal for freedom
part Of Louis Napoeons The French government is a,
despotc as the Austrian and it's dssoosm has far yer
origin. But Louis Napoleon is after all, the chef OF
nation tina, nation not Incapable OF generous feelings
thooe feelings may MT always be Inconsistent with
policy OF It's chief Francis Joseph not the chief Of
nation; he simply rules by force countless fragments
Of many psiions be tine official enemy, not only DO
lca freedom but or national Independence. Both
and Princpaties France clearly bidding for the
affections OF Southeastern Cnristendom.
The End OF the Ministerial Crisis la England
TERMINATION OF THE CgssURz DEBArE-MR. CARD
WELL CALLED ON 10 WITHDRAW HIS NOTION
LORD PALMKRsToS JOINS In TIE REQUESTING.
DIsRAELI DOES NOT FEAR DfvIsIoN-CHKERs
DERBY TRIUMPH.
In the House OF Commons, on the 2lst or May
the CHANCELLOR OF the ExcHsQuR moved that the House
nj iH rising adj urn until Friday next.
Mr. cr took that opportunity Of appealing to Mr. Card
pcdent 70 80 TO division In the state Of
affairs
Mr.. BowYER also urged Mr.. CArdwen 10 withdraw his
motion.
Sir DIX LACY EVANS gave notice that he would AFTER tho
bring for sard motion 10 the effect pro-
olAmAiion Of the Governor General equitable,
polite calculated to prom1te The pachcAton OF Dude
and thai ought TO be carried He did moi
think the motion before the house should be withdraw
Mr. c,KDwElI expressed his intention OF pressing his
After very irregular and what excited discussion
10 the course OF which Mr. J. Locke, Mr. Duuconoe
pressed upon Mr. Cardwe the proprie'y Of Withdrawing
his motion,
Lord PaIxrssros sad-I have Iisenei with great
s,,es,ion 70 THIS conversation Roars of laughter,
the noble lord having that moment entered the
house from behind the Speakers chsir.) Tue
TO make tie motion which stands on To, order OF
the DAY have been much mIsroprosened The ground
upon which conceive he maize tna, molten that
very prejudicia would be produc.i India by
despatch OF the government the suoe, OF the
olAmaOn, and ina, necessary, with view oaly
10 ssceriAn opinion Of upon proceed
Ing but ao for the interests OF atA thal that pejudca
eject should be couneracisd by resolution OF this
House 70 tho eec, Of that which my right h,norabe
friend has proposed appears 10 me that the papers
which have been aid upon the table ana delivered 10
members TO-DAY must have very Important bearing
(hear hesr) upon TIE argumsrts and debate
which has pas noe lasted for s,me Gays (Hs~, nesr)
Those who have sgains the resolution
red IN the opinion expressed the despatch policy
Indicated By Lord Csnnn ne IN bis proclamation vas
whole people OF ouds-thai il was in short policy OF
cruel severity; wherea, the government thought, aud
e. AL nsrsv sseuls he oursYss ,b,nx
tha; 10 who has read the last letter Of Mr. Eimon
stoee contained in The papers just Issued which gives
authoritative expaustion ths view with which Lord
Canning nctsd IN issuing the proclamsooof which, by
the By, se have sutnontc niormssion that has
been pubhshed-(besr. hear)-bat say no nsa read
tes letter without seeing that lord c.nnngs iaenlon
wss not 10 the first place 70 50 anything affecting the buk
Of the people oaee bat that ~hsthsr right
wrong confined 70 one class taoox iars
tcFies OF no no. and cbeert )s8d with regard 20 tbs
his principle vas the -Inssesf or saying 81 viii punish
tos iuty o. retrospective inquiry ana ufc, psnsltcs
upon those sho are proved 10 ne guilty. be took another
course ard sad 81 viii no, puash for The past bat will
only look security Tor The future, and all those VINO give
me that security BY tendering their suomssoa shall De
restored % all their rights and pro7ertes Itsnk there
Lore Gaming regard 10 the proclamation ire
policy vhoh be hs pursued from the commence nent,
80 cco heard 70 the OF this debate OF Ciemsncy
Canning" That beipg the case, appears that the
sgscs rfo,d b tie seret dsp1,h pnIs1 ev tas osrern
renf tLsrgnfer and cheers That beng the case, and
tes Of sc gov. rnDens having bee. not sssact,
taken part 10 the debse which hiss extended
several nights would submit tsot De ne ,yh n ne
Hove, hof further prcceedia0s shall take place load
cheers) then roula recommend 10 my right hooorsbe
friend 70 Doc 70 the wish and the feeling tue doue
upon ihsi point (Cheersl might undoubtedly, Ia
kcC1fohnce with the Hpifn which the
made, pui 70 The government whether they woult
ss n strires me- and sanction by their Concurrence
the inttrpretsion which have put upon LORD Can
Dlnss pehcy ! am no, m position % ask anything
pears 10 thai The papers goio9 out 70 India wilt mate
rally and powerfully coanierac the prejudcs effects Of
the secret secpsich and toe efore subma my riga,
honorable friend that be the wish Of House not 10
proceed further the present occasion would no, be
bss, 70 yield he oFn opinion 70 that Of the House cloud
Mr.. tARpwrri who was loudly called for said-I con.
ceve THAT am 10 this position daughter The motion
err IN your tsnds and. excep, win the entire concur
renee OF the House, have not the power 10 with
os-h did Dot feel that va, open 70 me In toe early
80 o. we evening 70 fcrego my desire OF submitting that
motcn 70 the House but sfer the numerous appeals
wseh have been maze TO shall oertsinly desire 70
ing OF The souse, aud iors,spd thu. there IL such
general Ieens shall no; personally be any obstacle to
Mr. GIAnsTosK copcured IN me spIr, Of the rec,mmen
dstcns 70 Mr. Carovet 10 Withdraw his fmos,oo bo, ne
sIi fei necessary 70 make few renarts In defepse
Of LORD Canning Of whose ac,s they were no in no.s,on
90 form proper Judgment he though, the govern ,ens
oufht 70 declare tnu the conduct OF lord Csnnne
critical circumstance received the ,l s.ns,-.i ~
the " esers of the Crorn
~ PkRRr also thought that tome opinion ,,,aa Ia
errrrs sed the great deserts ~ LORD Canning 10
II CHANCELLOR or TIVE ExuIKQrER ssa IN sssan,,ng A
the lhdrawal OF The motion he not ioouencsd hs
any Tar o. The results Of going " q division They
wee fully prepsrea for lie consequences. vhstave,
bey uebt be, and he could not help saving
ais ~ ministry had much reason 70 con
rTr.cis.e Itself upon the whole debate IS hal him.
sell and his colleagues There were however larger in
teres involved 10 the debate far beyond the going
GOT u a ministry; and he glad whatever might BE-
The psctvts IN which the motion had originated that n
had terminated IN q manner likely 10 be beneficial 10
great lnd.a empire me right honorable ssnteman then