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

Ioda was that Of Discriminating smuesy, and that poll
cy the present wns prepared to carry out
Lord J. RUSSELL eaid the recent dispatches proved 10
him that the position OF Lord CauDing . much
difficult one than he had previously supposed aud his
eons for he had pursued were Of great weight
opposed thai course TO the recommendation
OF Sir James Oursm The noble lord recommended that
ali the amendments should be withdrawn well the
notion and that the further discussion OF the matter
should erase
gentlemen the oPpcon benches who brought forward
important motions ike this without consulting the opinions
OF those oy whom they expected to be supported He
suggested 10 the 10 make the adournment OF
toe house until Monday week instead Of Friday and asked
II the Chancellor Of the Exchequer intended then ia pro
coed with the India resolutions.
Mr. NEwpE0AIE thought that Lord Marlborough had had
small justice done him throughout these raasactons
though the propresy Of his policy was impugned BY no
one.
The motion for the adjournment until Friday was then
agreed 70.
arc Monday after the he proposed with ths
estimates, and then the government would proceed with
TIE original motion Of Mr. cardwel, desgusssd in
mon psrIance ''the vo'o OF censure" Was Withdrawn
The OF its withdrax al by the Speaker
was received with vehomoOt cheers from the Ministerial
eide OF the House.
(From the London Herald ord Derbys organ) May 22l
Tho appearance Of tho late Ministry last night was mo
anchoy Ia the extreme. Lord Stanley OF Aderey com
pet ly his youthful elasticity. BE moved Imply about
the threshold dim and dismal Lord Granville, & primo
mover late transactions could not conceal his grief,
and the Duke Of Argyll ost much Of bis pert self posses
Sir Charles Wood lapsed into silence Sir George
Lewis unused az Seneca may have mused when bleeding
In his warm BATH aud smith, poor poor Smith-let us
. veil his discomdre ani like the Greek ira
gedan take him OH the stage 10 complete his unfortunate
and discredilable career.
From the London Post Q0rd Palmerston's orgsn),
Aay22l
The independent liberals can scarcely feel proud Of the
House Of Commons Their leader Mr. Bright. was the
prime Of tho whole aar-the first vioatov OF the
confidence Of secret despatch He therefore,
haps, bound In gratitude for favors received TO stand up
manfuy and throw the gs Of Manchester the head
Of the chosen Of Buckipghamshire and his rusy squres
The honorable gentleman based great part Of his
ment Thursday nght-h his rambling attack Lord
Psimerson and Lord John Russell could be called
Sv
sweeping accusation hardly consistent with the next
phrase which he uttered in which he accused the noble
with view Of corrupting honorable gentlemen who sat
around him.
From the London Chronicle, Nay 81
The Cambridge house plot has exploded The latest
and believe tie last effort Of Lord Palmerson and
the wings back TO Office without giving guarantees
Is TO their future policy or has shared the
BILE has been added 70 the many that have been within
the last three months bio En and burst During the day.
and up 70 the meeting OF the House OF Commons yeser
day the emssares or the opposition had industrousy
circulated q runner that "conpr0mse" had been ef
ected win government the SUBJECT or Card
wells vote OF censure. and that in pursuance of the
rareement there would be no division This was an in
genous mode Of covering gross and signal failure
ever befe Parliamentary asssans, whetner In good or
bad cause.
From the London News, May 2l
full episode n the history Of the liberal party upon which
must da.e at length hereafter our space and time
,S Us !. . enter I'M Into ds Tho s,
danger Of placing India the mercy OF English House
Of Commons without asy Intermediate permanent and in
dependent administrative body The second the urgent
necessity that has been shown 10 exist for the reorganza
ton OF the national liberal party the broad basis Of
principle. An immediate dissolution has indeed been
avertd but neither the present Cabinet the present
Parliament have any chance of prolonged existence.
From the Manchester Examiner (radica), May 22I
Mr. Cardwens motion intended To restore set o. rave
nous politicians to power and place by the subverson Of
principle the outrage OF humanity Yet the orators
apd newspapers that detained hercey against coali
TOES on two former casione have not word 10 say
against the coalition Of the present hour. Can anything
be more pconsltent improper than the conduct
Of Lord Palmerstons supporters If We could forget the
recorded bis lordsnps tergversatons, wonder aud
disgust would not DO excited. But IN the herd who follow
the Leadership OF the arch dpcmatst We trace his
features. Like master, like man. Thank fortune II is
task 70 vndcse propricty or even the con-
sstcncy, OF statesman whose opinions have varied like
Of the chameleon and shape Of whose policy
Is as uncertain as form IN Kaleidoscope. The my-
t,ries q lord PalmersOn lie those Of diplomacy, pas
an ordinary finite understanding.
From the London Times, May 22l
or course this Is rather lame conclusion but In the
present state Of toe house OF Commons every conclusion
Dust be lame. II 1t 10 not very dsn6ed fnale at all
events IFS the most comfortable Our interest IN the
matter II not inconsiderable. dissolution and general
election would be TO joke whether newspaper folks or
members o. anybody else. Even n change OF Ministry
with the prospect Of archer change before long would
have afforded but . oualined gratifcatsn. As for
Ministers, We only cay they are very lucky dogs
They have escaped crownlng-we trust not for a worse
tate.
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