The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-28
BrRily, Feb. o., 1858.

BrRrIS, Feb. %, 1883.
Lcgisidre Financial Debas--G, from the People % the
Royal Bridc--An amusing Incident oeh, Wdrdrobe-
The Late Dpetfas- Washing'ons Birthddy-O6osat
Banquet ~ ne Uned Stat>s Minist>r-7h, Mtniaeriol
Crisis IN England.
On Friday the suspension Of the usury law. was brought
before The Chamber Of Deputies and gave rise to an su
mred and interesting debate which extended over three
dsys, and only terminated yesterday There was but
little difference OF opinion 10 the question whether
ministers were justified suspendng the enactmeuts
res;ivc The legal q interest," being evident tina,
by coinr they had contributed in great measure
towards clang the pressure the money market
the discussion turned almost entirely the point whether
~oud be advisable 10 take advantage OF the present
opportunity 10 CONVEX, the temporary suspension OF these
cnactments into their total abolition. This advocated
with great energy by the liberal party who quoted tue
doctrines Of the most eminent political economists to show
that money article Of trade Ike any other mer.
chsndse and adveried 70 the example OF England and
America having proved the correctness Of this theory
by reducing "a practice weutzel the liberal orstor
answered by Eecheuspeger the bead OF the Roman
caho. brigade, Who made velers attack upon Am.r.
CA dnnry without faith, without regular order or
public morality. "whcre the only law WA the law OF
REVIEWERS and whose example should serve as beacon
Of warning rather than pattern for imitation The
Roman Catholics we're seconded by the extreme right
while government observed rather central altitude dis
spproyB cf the immediate sbrogaon Of the usury laws
but apparently no. sverss 70 gradual relaxation OF the
sbsckles imposed by them 90 monetary transactions.
The result OF the debate that the House declared
self satisfied with the reasons .dduc.d by minister. in
justification Of their proceedings bu, with the express un.
Serstding that this ssosd no, be considered az
Indicating any opinion OF the utility or necessity
az furtSrr measures Of similar nature the grave
objections which they are lisbl. 70.
Prince Frederick william and hi. bride have been en-
gagged lately the pleasing duty Of receiving the presents
hat are showerej upon them from all qusrsrson the
Id principle Of rivse apple an orchard Not only
of the cities and towns " the kingdom pr
ndiy idusls send tseT offerings which ~
be sure, rather quaint than valuable One man for
instance, presents the Young couple with piping bull.
finch taught TO sing ." tod save the Queen another
with the model Of aiue o. battle ship made entirely
Of sefsr boxes; third with a nDe Westphalisn ham
and immense loaf ~ The backe-t sort of rye
bread Amongst the more valuable gifts Ia q Desu.
tu carpet worked by the ~ives and daughters Of
Free hs.ons Of stsia 100 square ellis in size aud In.
tended for one OF The PrnCess apart which has
been lifted ny purpose recefvs il Is embroidered
in silk AMI Berlin wool. showing bouquets Of flowers
white ground with brorn border surrounding the arms
OF the CITY OF Brcasu aud the province OF Sess Il
presented by population OF three afies and the
panyibg members OF the order Of Free Nasons who had
private sudlcnce OF The pair from which they
tired delighted with the s1sbiiity q the young princess
and her naive cHpf sssyns Of pleasure seeing this
terpiece OF tatesf! unrOled Their Royal HHhneses
IN have maj. excursion wemsr. N nay then
respects % the DCgssf Gfsnd duchess, the Princes
grandmother. bt The westhey continues o. bitter cold
that hss been thought proper 70 defer their visit toa
mere favurabe scsscn.
haze been tc5 ~ riNa~nus Incident that asocens
on tie Gay of TIE cs' .sro. vhica IL oos siiuSAd
b IN aay Of Ls sgicis' descriptions, bn, |.