The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-31
The Eject OF the Correspondence In Eng
land.
From the Ionooo umes. March I0l

Prom tho Lonooo Tunes, March 10
The despatch of Count Wasssk in answer 70 Lord
will Re the topic Of discussion for Dag two. The
"migcou cep.on" set right the nilat still suDsss,
and It becomes US 70 ray no more Of The events Of the
last monibs The ministry Of Lord Derby has achieved
the great before which set forth itself, and may have
leave 10 triumph accordingly. IL has been able " lay
the table Of each house concliAory despach, aud 70
state with authority that unpleasant affair has
been arranged This is happy conclusion, and we
hope IL all be followed BY vigorous application 70
ton Of the national honor matter " importance,
II as p sacrifices in the snape Of confusion and delay
and deary enough has the nation earned ts present
munify from rspSoach Howeyer, England demanded an
explanation and the tory Cabinet WAS s organ by all
let Iord Derby and his friends have the credit Of
having sustained the counuy's dignity without wouDdog
the sutcepubity Of an ally The path indeed plain
before hem, ana they could not vel miss When the
despatch from the French Minister came within week OF
Ortnis attempt there was room for consider alton and
hesitation, ana consequently for error OF judgment The
French Ceurt ia nrst at OF aArn and suspicion,
the English nation In s first feeling OF com
nserston for the Unhappy vitims OF the plot, TO the
numo,r o. which every Gay added. ,; an.sers are e1
Gaze rrtdl phere ev should hdw prifen and
promises where they should haze rsthheid hsir dec,son
ht ,rTor n Judgment, and Lerd Pdin,erston
Itai,d tV fall We A,s not going 70 discuss the Jus
of the vote agree that the national honor Of
greater mcmebt than the stability Of ministry, aud there
are bunders which must be treated crimes Yet, rs
well 10 consider bow natural and excusabe the
which the lat Cabinet fell AZ evesss have directed
blame They came in Z, syite 10 Count Va
evtki and they written II, ana, "a worth
while for the two Daons 70 20 70 on the matter they
have received gentle reply -tiowever, IL certainly
little singular that, after turning out minister
for not sending spirited aDsser II fousd tost lord
Msmcbury could be successful By means of very coDc
n,ory isngusye and thst Mr. Dsrseli laid before the
House q Csmmops IN triumph despatch ceclsrng tnat
the celebrated from Count Wae~skl OF the 10th Of
January bad not al all the meaning which he his
frHnos aurbufd 10 IT, The great achievement Of the
Dtrty government Is TO c,ta'n deciara,on from CNs.t
Was1kt that Ms former despdtch uaoM MT b. hare BEEN
reaa,ed But ~ this case, then Lord Pamers'on
right TcrtniiDg u, ARD She opposition
wrong passing vote Of csosure But tas fact Il tnat
events gave to a missv. ID the French government
complexion which at dtst Va not visible. Lord Paimers
ton, having hao to act imfneds.ey and being early COM
pronse ed, placed n dlfcu, position, while Lori
Derby bas come in expressly to pose himself rariote
stitude
country s likely 10 he vet served when the natlons
honor is clearly snosn 10 be at stake We bave now
proved determination not 10 be controlled bg toregn
demsuds or even 30 be smiabe under foreign sdvice
We have 10 doubt that the French government is ve-y
sony that among the documents which with
o week after the attempt the Emperor should have
beer numbered ambiguous deeps,ch 70 Great Britain.
II uiT prototly Be long bfore he French C1anet piH
dedtn med9le Nth the cJstndte and pertinacots brood
trhich tnhdltts these isl0nds Better quarrel with
dozen governments than with one politics loving and
free spoken people Cabinet Minister'S and dipio
matsts bave a language Of their own, and in the
use Of this language the Continental statesmen
very apt But when they have 70 deaf with n nation OF
polite ans they confused and powerless AZ The fenc-
pg match of alternate despatches the French govern
ment may DO well erougb but the altered when
the first thrust calls forth host Of antagonists, armed
with yery kind Of weapon and possessed with a happy
ignorance Of the rules OF the scencc This sdvan-
tsge which free country has Us nesbbors II
express It's official opinions but can express its non
official opinions Speeches In Parliament Indignant,
argumentative, conic articles in ncpspdpers,
berfrg up ddiiy lo-sardmenl % ,chch ns assaulted
CoSind can make no rptE vssJie rsstfne' earIca.