The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-01

gentleman roeeded He said ths. han been reported
Wsie sfki submitted 20 the French government, or
thst At AL eveos mmun oio, took place between tho
svo governments Tor TIE 2g. se q seing me teIms
top" and "CTleTn)
The sfEAssR ntimG.sd At the honorable member hId
fad a. much as permitted by The orders OK the House,
and Y8cues.ed HIM 20 qua bis question
CRAuFURD said that i was necessary that he shoulf
aoporpced in both hoes Of Psramsn. that the Earl Of
Derby had undertaken 70 form administration. Ire
newed cries of "0yder.')
The SpyAKEn again iDserposei, ard
Mr. CRAUEuaD asked the question Of which he had given
The CHANcE1roR or rnE ExcHEouKR-It was hardly fair
Of he honorable gentleman address this question 70
honorable friend the Under Secretary OF Stae because 20
know that there were the slightest foundation for
5s sTa.uitous assumption this MATER co1ld no. be
he) There part Of her Majesty's goverDrnent
Commons with regard IBIS matter bus Pot 70 tho
House whether they think ina. questions Of this hind
70 O no:
emsp had he not though very rregalary gone no some
comparison calculation Of dates, nom which be would
seen 70 infer that from ae interval which elapsed sre
nust have Sten sonae unusual may say some suEreps
tous, mmunicaton with foreign government (Hear,
hear) But the honorable gentleman, before he asked
questions Of this area. decacS would have taken little
trouble 70 inquire into the circumstances he might have
found sufficiently valid TO account for what apparent
delay the date Of tae Secretary OF States despach 10
the nrst place Of necessary that before
despasch Of tsat importance transmitted he should
It was also necessary thai II should be submitted
and entire 70 her Majesty and her was 1t Osborne
Tero suc state o. weathor hat FOR 48 hours no one
could the chsDne Under these circumstances tie
apparent delay IN the Transmission Of this despatch might
easily hsve accounted by the honorable gente
man but having noticed these Circumstances, which
hope will be satisfactory to the House, must again pro
~et against class Of questions which can produce no
Advantage to the puoNc. (Hear, hear) II We were 70
APPLY to Misunderstanding ana misconceptions in private
lfe the spirit in which the hcnourabe gentleman wshes
to deal With pubic transactions do not think thai the
peace Of society wcnld long be preserved (Cheers)
France.
MrNIsrERIAL MOVEMENTS AND CHANoEs-TTE NEW
PREFBC CT OF POLCE-gsPLY 10 THE LONDON PHsss
4 ON TIE SPY sysTEM--wARN-NGs TO THE EnP8RoR
-rHITR MAJEsTIss AT TIE opERA-TRADE VERY
DULL IN PARIS, ETC.
. Paris March l6) Ooresoondence OF London Tines
ser.s s res,Eosson % IS Arass.sdor G " IN fSndon and
TIA. IN he event Of .s eeng accep.sd. probable re
may be succeeded by the Duke ds Granoont This last,
however, % only conjecture yet. The Duchess de
Gramront is ESglsh, aad otherwise II is though. that
such appointment would Re well received in England.
lu%or .; %ae~sss rsre%sat, me- % and the appointment
Of the former to succeed hsa-th what truth cannot
fhe Paris correspondent Of tie London Neu; confirms
the resignation Of Perssny, and says the reason veza
ton at Lora Derbys ministry having abandoned what he
sDa sss 'ass xS wH
The Paris Sons.ur q the lI:h nh has the sollowns-
until the cosesssn 4 al rrocssiass concerning The las.
attempt Pietr having ain rendered bis resigaaton
the Emperor accepts with regret expressing 10 Bun
letter how mu.h he sporeciasd his zeal ana devotion
N. Bottele, Preect OF tho Yorre has been appointed
Prcfec. Of Police In the stead Of N pie.ri.
The Lonton NeM pays correspondent writes;-n s
most oondtenIy stated "a euaSter iksly 70 be welin-
formed the subject, that he Minister # Aarns has
sent circular 20 The itsss projects advisno the French
navy TO Be Put on ,Oar tao,is0 BY n: lss Of Nay
Of the ocrr-rporsepce between Iofa MAmesury sad
sonn, Wass,s ss1s .saousn IN prohca
The Pars Kriteur de,ies hs s3euents af the London
Tine, tina. .he SPY system n france peneira,es into the
domestic circle a,i tas. the Emperor never goes out
police lsss ioqusoral than al the present
moment, and thai tho Emperor drives out daiy without
an escort.
me son2e,y also publishes tie following
Some foreign journals seem rsssnlshsi that France
ehould have reqaestsd the continental and bordering
Powers 70 send away oanserous refugees from Their ron
ters Thus sc.ag Francs oaly made Of the right
International sv. None xas ss:onlshei that swzsrsai
the interior Iss refugee. wSo sesrei restoration o.
royalty a. heronatel; nor WIS any one surprised that
sn saosi sass asxs. US 2 send ns9 ae interior tns
the Emperor for hevrE bv scch sep prevented civil
1ho condrc. o, France hss therefore bsen guided
.onal law.
BY decision Of tie Nj, ser o, finance the rteres, on
treasury bonds s fxed from ne 10th OF March per
cent on bends having nom Tse 10 i've months 70 run,
pa per oelt ;or six to eleven months and per cent FOR
year.
TAo Conferences u ParB lot expected 70 assemble
before May
Business continued very bad in Paris, with scarcely
anything dong nj the Bourso.
The London Gobes rars correspondent N Informed that
great Efforts made 70 Intercept the Empofors peru
cal Of muttude Of anonymous letters, informing him
that bs own speedy doom would follow the execution oi
0rsinL
On the 18th uN the Emperor and Empress visi.sd
the Opera for 5e srst tine the attempted assrssns
ton. Tie s.Tecs crowded, and prvcautio=s we're
taken 70 preserve order. chsa OF seniioes we're ga
toned on bob sides or The pathway ard the middle of
the nreet psroled now and then 10 keep cloar.
erssce 70 The opera house rhs usual escort acco1pa-
MED the Emperor carriage
ICaly.
telegrEphS deeps.ch fron Naples OF tho 1Sth ui.,
says-
hroykl dscree, slraea This morning by the Kiog, and
olcaT communicated, allows Wati zone OF he E1g1sh
Ireoners IN the Cagar aiar) 10 return 10 England ms
diafely.
The director and responsible eii.or Of The Pcnsi,-oa
radical Journal OF Turn, had been Condemned 70 Hf;eep
DAYS imprisonment and 400 france hne .or astolo "
ftDsve 10 the EMPEROR OF the Freocn.
Reports we're rife that Coun. Cavour bad resigned, in
consequence OF the majority OF the legislative C0rmec
having rejected the proposed conspiracy and press la~
The minority report recommends the adoption Of the bill
~ish ceInn nodiDcAtons. shvp contest was aaac
psted In the Sandman Chambers.
Markets.
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
from the Liverpool Tines (City Artcle) March 20
Inactivity srn prevails IN our commercial and mcnetary
70 stimulate trade reports from the esdins
matB OF commerce Announcing tr1usac. ons M small
There vss little Improvement yesterday IN the demand
Tor money both At mo bank and IN the open market and