The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-13


.nd~t wi be found 10 be endowed with peculiar peIs.
The original sra VI LORD Palmsrstous administration was
without q taxi, AID IL has eadei without blessing
Wherever the lbevas called again TO power will
eesove them TO set before the country such practical OBJ
sects ana such definite principles "A ell men under
stand, AID Iooe can honestly gsinsay.
The organs the Ministers in the press deaounce
quArrt With nr Frerch ns.ion The accusation is simply
untrue To. an'ms,ing motive Of those who have been
foremost denouncng the aoee submission with which
Waewski have been endured by the Ministers il sym
patty vita the French people ana the French people
government doubt daesen but even respecting
them the language Of kngeshmon has been, with few
exceptions, remarkably guarded End moderate. No
dcubt whce the Isurpaoo " tbs ID December was in
progress Eogshmeo OF all parties expressed freely their
opnoe Of But since that act hes appeared TO be
dcoed by crest majority Of the French nation the gene
~, language OF Eng shmen has undergone o change.
lfrom the London Chronicle. Feb. 2s.I
TIA Derby Ministry Of 1859 encountered hostile f,oUss
OF Commons, aEd AFTER appealing 10 the constituencies
ten IN their first struggle oetcse adverse
Derby Ministry or 1858 com oosed ss Il is Of tho saue con
stueus, succumb &c the tate, either with or with
cut hssrArg the step Of dissolution Ba TO this ccpcu
ssen there are many reasons for demurrng One import
ant element 10 en Of the question. True that
administration Of 1858 is practically the The
same-os the relationships between the country at
large and the members q the Executive government,
s
they were six sso 90 the answer 70 this question
must to great degree depend tho future fortunes OF the
tRrhos;e ministry.
Grrom the London sta. Feb 2oI
Darcy government, with majority in the House Of
mons, might indeed be dangerous but existing by
suffer only must strive W proionS III life by doing
dc behests Of is liberal Lord Derby and is
Colleagues will employ themselves this session IN
ing tho work prepared by the late Ministry: II they
tempt 10 initiate any must have oeral ten
deoey or VIII be Immediately reectec and they seek
fhAV do hy
IN NE character o. reformers They must do As they did
Irr,m the Manchester Guardian, Feb Isl
The Earl OF Derby s virtually the Prime Minister
Of England The dofeat Of Lord Pamerstou, Friday
pased tie restoration TO power Of Cabne. substantial
y tbs same which held for few months in 1852,
aud met it, end by the suicidal banders Of its mcst bril-
Liant member.
What will be the fate of This ministry, or VIVA. will
come after IL, IL Ia impossible to predict Never has
more daring pot heid helm Of state never have
the difficulties within aud the dangers without beet moro
paipabs ana perpexing We do believe in the power
OF sry ministry to ruir q country like England We be.
neve tha: our interests On the whole olersbly SAFE
in any bands in VIII Oh any large section Of the House Of
Oonmoes will place them But for this belief, should
look the return power OF the Earl OF Derby and the
Rea: Hou BENZ mn Disrse a national disaster which
myet cause grave unessness, II IL did inspire
WIN panic CONSERVATION.
Prom the Liverpool journal Feb. eT.l3
The adhsrouts Of Lord Pa.merston feo quite confident
thai has ordship viii be recalled before Faster but the
failure Of Lord Derby does not impiy such contingency
and LORD PAlnerstol likely 70 consider his age rete
renee 70 the labor OF again entering office His ordshp
trng. tie material OF liberal Cabinet may be found
Lord John Russell by general consent put sside not
I'D fer place; but the leading wings and the peeies
confidence OF the csuutry The probability, however IS
inst Lord Derby defeated will dissolve, AID another
tion may alter the complexion 'thiog1
From the London Globe, Feb. 2a.I
The desperate for should he FAr Deroy) again
acknowledge his inability TO form administration he
b nal m n The
tou 81 leading political element They have long since
done morally ACC fact Tor several sessions past they
have never carried a motion Of their own. Nor when
eagerly rushog to back up motion OF Mr. RoebuoS Mr.
Ccbdeu or Miner Gibson, nave they brought force Of
dersie ooe now, their Continuance in Office neces
sarily De a question Of weeks.
[from the London Pest, Feb. IS
Lord Derby cannot command majority In the House ~
Commons which has just broken W the Cabinet Of Lord
ramerstn. The Cabinet Of Lora Derby uuess parties
either scbjec,sd 70 reorganization, potca,
take new ne, only 60 90, az did N the early part
Of 1852 upoa suhersrce VIII Lord Derby be content 10
conduct public affairs upon such oonditors and he will
Be ooaten how viii he eei oct OF the position VIII
he bring reform bill large enough in scope TO trip up
which be II placed In a minority viii he appeal 10 the
country Whicbeves look see endless com
ptostoos and difficulties for lord Derby for the House Of
Commons and for the country the result OF the
~ Frosy hight 1t u Dot i'm possible that lsrsrent
-l hrd alef s that the only mode to get OCT Of their
false poeon 10 return To the state Of tbogs which
isted before tina; vote vss gwen
rtro-7 the London Bersid, Feb. "a
The Dobe eel viii be supfoed and assisted in the direc
Of pubic Affairs By colleagues Of tried experience aad
ability Even a. far ~ the list st exieoes the sd
vsoes secured 70 the country by recent changes are
cvidcni At a giA=ee.
In fac, the conviction gan. ground hourly that Lord
Derby, q. the head Of conservative government,
alone The healthy tone Of the constitution, and
rescue The state ,oe pumercus pers by which Is
epyrcued The conservative leader Ia ceary master Of
the situation The administration will commerce its
career with courage and raenoe and We iee assured
that euccess VII crown courre undertaken IN this spirit
OPINIONS IN FRANCE.
Prom the PARTS Constitutional, Feb. "a
The senameEts cxpressed by the French government
clearly defined. II sbstsiued from posting out or
suggesting azy measure. cored abundant uouy Of
its ooa aoeooe 10 the elevated views OF tie govern
meet By relying initiative repetition "
attempts such that q the litn 81 January. was
tnesbe we believe, 70 play greater respect for the
dignity Of England. The Cabinet which has succumbed
regarded in tins light aan the sentmerts which animate
those WHO oontrcued 20 the success o; NJ 6bsons
founded co evidence, will speedily triumph any
rsry IMPRESSION.
prom tie rari. Pairic. Eco "a
WI Lord Derby succeed 10 forming Caba.p Every
n ing deJends ee believe, the stLtude q NJ Glad
stooe Once before Lord erby refused 10 take oice se
be could not come b. understand ing with Mr.
Gladstone. who the hrS orator OF toe House since
thai pe'od drtrtDo OF opinion have been snothed
do~r sd two Or,Ant oocasios Mr.. Gladstone voted
viii The tOsss The oDly serious difficulty woug he to
coSc ate The Gains Of that gent enao tb tho-e o' Mr.
D-rse Who n the tory leader IN the Hos Sc Of Commons
The presence Of Nj Gladstone and OF Anew other men
Of ability WHO shaTe BIS Opinions would reinforce tbs
tori party, N winch talent is rare AMI would deprive
Lord Lore Pa aersn CT tee support Of certain nGmter
o. liberia oorservsrvcs. Hs cooperation would alone
aurc ust psrg the mes1- u struggling until
bic or,e -trnsy shcud pr-seot nsen for dsscvng Par
Lament But tie great oifouy Tor lord perby will be
obtain III operation. 70, has been refused oar
reaoers aware As fOr the auesvu ~ the alliance
A. a - u.
20 carr either tie biz Of lord Psmcrston al identical
Prom the Paris Pays, Deb. 30
Cocrt NaewSxis deeratch was iu1t cnc EeccasarT.
Trcuct pafrio,Sm ard the emotion o. Europe a.aei 10
iron gov eminent II was, moreover, written 10 .
srirs n uodef and a property which on JUST
~ anT show Of susceptibility. We regret tat Il saosd
have a o In ifs sa-suit