The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-15

ssoss; Mr. La Roy Aaa lazy; Eazar no siaad, q New
YORK, M Corbia asd dAushtss NJ IadsxaV a PhliA-
Mr.. ed Mrs James Pnaien; Mr. and Ms Paiue: M
Clayton Mr. 0heaSnsr: Captain Comsock. OF the Baltic
NJ spencer g. cersui; Chevaiir " tkon. &C, &C The
evecbg was Q delightful one. and al went away
highly grauned the attentions Of the kind host
and hs charming ADDS de camp
LONDON, Feb. 2s, 1858
Probable Nobiiy Of the nero Gorernrent-Ramors O. ITS
Dssciuion-7h English Fled to % 10 Ndpses-h
Je,us Erna~cipatei-B Brush Bank 7idls-4r Isaac
Bvd1-Amusene-,ts, dc.
Contrary to the opinion expressed IN my last, we are
told this afternoon that the Derby Ministry would last out
the sessioa, now thsi they are joined bNfeae
Premiess 500, Lord Stanley, who is, II .Sye may
say so, kind Of tory Chartst-a sort Of ''dont live
on the land and dies the water-And that they will
Introduce a moderate reform bill and emancipAte the
Jews ana 10 further for themselves popularity,
seas telegraph 70 Admiral Lord Lyons anchor the
feet ia The Bay OF Naples is whispered that the Queen
was wei pleased 10 be quit OF yscount PalmsrsAon,
fuanuch and her husband feared that his lord
ships socaiied Alien bill direct attack the Or
IsAnst party, friends at CaremArh In the third
laid down 'that any person persons found
plotting" sc. Now ia said that the CApet Princes,
with o. royal Field MArshAls would, under this
clause, have been caught upon the hip.
As regards the British Bank trials there no doubt but
The OF Peo long and strong supporter Of the
retiring government baving on many occasions spokcn
Trend Of he very Judge Lord Campbell. who sits in
judgment him ana his defauters, and brother
member OF Brookes', the exclusive club, in ST. James
Mr.. Beshe the late Attorney General, q name giving
tower OF did not prosecute IN person but tame
case and lord Chancellor, Though he never held al
equity b,iefJ with the title Of Lord Woodstock.
We live strange times. The downfall OF tho Palmerso
uan saved their leader and the Marquis
OF Cancarde fearful for the old card sharpng
g. ~ ~ arldo ys.s chasssd out oT hs ronav
years since at the Talbot Hotel Richmond The
whist and the party consisted Of the before mentioned
greeahorn the Earl Of Howth the Marquis Of Canrcarde
and Mr. ONei then Irish N. p and city clerk.
appears that when the riuvrs had Ell coo Of the
arstocrstc oady that the landlord OF the inn made his
appearance beckoned the marquis into the passage
70 protest against the play, but merely 70 inform the
snss me- ne psss Doa osss 70
s'stand ia" Afd slight discussion this arrangement
carried out sd Dc Fluckpg OF the goose was pro
ceeded with
Dreadful murder rs committed the evening before
last Of the Eliza Grimw6od school Of crime An unortu
lodgings the vicinity OF the Haymsrket and the fol-
lowing afternoon found sufocated in her bed and
a. yet been lead to the Of the miscrean
The Parliamentary charge against M J. Brett NJ p,
promise 70 Dc very pretty auss fss, hit stands lIr
Known and highly fashionable procuIess OF old Bond
street You may expect shortly to see many titled peo-
pie Of both mixed Up with this West End house
Strange as may appear and how much q. variance 1t
may be with opening assertion, there people in
the s. James street political clubs who assert that there
TO be immediate dissolution Parliament 10 the
disAaectson In the Derby Ministry.
10 the world OF amusement We have 70 announce the
close morrow evening Of Mr. Lumegs brilliant winter
campaign at Her Majesty's theatre Pccoomnl aud
Guiglni will rest awhile on their hures rhs season
will open with "Les Huguenots" when, il Is reported
that mahless German prima donna is TO take the shine
out Of thing and everybody Mr. James Anderson
t;auc successful Drury Lane. The revival of
sLous II al the Processes hss brought down upon Mr.
have honor bis father Tsma John Kerble Cooke
Charles Young Fcrreetor Roecius ancient modern
scented 70 stag Tor the benefit Of we known, and alas
COW cemeniei iMeratesv.
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, Feb IS, 1883
Elects OF the Ministerial Crisis IN London-Shock TO the
Psalie Mnd-7he Old anti English Spirit Reriued-
Hon Napoleon Feeis-Iis Dangers from the Repression
Ptds-ElioM Of Enolish Tourists and Pupils-7he New
FORK Herald S7ped in tie Pos Office Pa'mers,on and
RasSIt-Orsfni's Reply TO his Prosecutors.
During continued residence OF eight years have wit
strange things in Paris but since the recall
Of the Preach Ambassador by the republic consequence
o, Lord Panerston's memorable Greek policy in ls4s
there has been excitement Of the character equal
70 that which has prevailed since the recent fall Of the
English administration The whole catastrophe has been
received like the sudden explosion OF powder magazine
which for ages pronounced by the most competent
Judges hep-oof Everybody looks in his neghbor face
puzzled confounaed and asking the why, with
strong disposition to accountable for the
mischief
Anoag the public generally the OF the fall OF
Lord PA.mers.on, the OF France at first exct
ed q smile but, gradually, the matter became more
fully explained unmistakeable gloom superseded The
you and acco~ted the day before not the
day the old xerng forcbodDg OF the inevitable
desny OF the countries, rrestrSy inpellng them
into sntag onsm lad him and the day after
you again encountered him, was 10 hear darbes and
excessively offensive 10 the Saxon tempera
meni Hostility TO England-I have repeated IN these
letters usyue nd nassedr-s rAlyng cry which brings
every section and shade Of party 10 standard For
moment the Empire, iis usurpston and restriction
are forgotten by ALL and ma Carthage delendd Is;
Is the one absorbing idea, peutraliz!ns all mi.
nor p.ejudices and opinions The question who.
ther right not In England TO extend her pro
lection refugees was, such circumstances not 10
be thought Of but simple fact seemed evdent-name
ly that England with all her siavering Adulaton Of the
Emperor her heart hated France and had seized the
hrS opportunity Of telling her 30.
By and by the arrived that sundry Frenchmcn had
been grossly nsulted and roughly handled in Hyde
park; and In the various passages and the Place
de IN Bourse was no uncommon thing TO hear
language and witness gesticuations that made the I
yoepce the French Colonies the geutleness OF suck
ing doves Indeed, placAras noafy the fact With
tan infammaiory addends, sere posted on Monday diff
tereni part OF fars, ana tnou6h Immensely prn uoNn
by the poce easy 10 perceive, by the pertnacty
repeat the offence that the parties hsd NOS the pains
penalties high before their eyes. The same
thing, am informed by private letters vas dsne al
Lyons, IAlle Rouen and Marseies.
The Emperor himsef-and speak from the best autho.
Ttyhss been disturbed about this English incident
than any which happened snce his 10 power
Nothing thai he bad heard from England had In the
slghtest degree prepared him for H. The English
ambassador here was himself thunderstruck, and
immedi aiey sought interview with his Ma
je-ty whose words vere ding 10 him hope
will
The greatest pain" With Morny and wsewski The En-
peror had long conference, nj which Napoleon |
Wa more than usually serious. a Nous somrsss |
ale fry LON" be repeated several times |
al warned YOU from the first" And n IA said /