The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-21

Four ras; BOURBON family rhou!, be recommended
Ana lazy Thai s,,cA OF French cmg-sns continued
decorations the Old should
c. the sonaTy. nIesr)
sgcn conditions required energetic answer, sud Lord
Hiwxes5ury answer ,anl Energetic; but must
be ths, then we had al alien act and neither
Is g DO suppose: ira, ;c5cquencc Of Lord Hawkes.
hury's answer nothing Done On the contrary, the
First Consul a.tnougn refused his first demand, the Eng
laws Of The press, cSIsned promise OF tie removal 0,
the bishops should they attempt 90 stir up the French
pr"a. ,be r"nc~., Of Georges .ns sHare.sai itself
quite wiling that the Bouroons should remove to
warsaw. although not prepared 70 deny them the
right - asylum provided they did 20; disturb the peace
o. the country. The trial pc,,cr promised ssd
with respect to the emigranis wearing decorations LORD
Hswke.bury said their number was few As t. mako
them OF account; Aud We; that Is the despatch which
II considered 10 have preserved the honor Of The coanIy
But although did not send au aus yer Count ws'e~
skis despatch, repeatedly and IL great dstaN oio'uca
my roblc fricnc, our Ambassador II Paris whss were
cur views ard opinions respecting H. what we're So
to do. and What could not do IN reply 20 ~ hao
French goveromept were thus made OF our views
ana intentions and II 'hoy had desire TO invne US .oa
which would DO rcprxnant to the honor Oh Eng
land they wore informed conndent!ally that would be
totally impossible 70 grant II. Tne despatch ShNn hs"
reference those private 'eers Is now in tao
OF your lorcshps but order 10 your lod-hPs An
idea OF what these private letters we're, nave Tesorre1
to them this morning. my letter book and trust that
iSuss will permit quote thsm On the list o,
January wrctc--
The more mink 0, he whole mater the mors .owan:e
10 p. in imminent ssr--r snd st England she eho rae
Nigh. safety We know thai this i. 40, The
n by wo A.. q
with other sa,es where police regulations and measures
public safety are always passveiy submitted TO- such msa
q ENGLAND IN doing nothing for thsir protector h.ye;
have spoken to hin in the sense OF whs. have written
sSSvs 81 brought me to-day ro%
ns wo5sa, IN ,cns-mIsh more e: stns than AN
any one 70 behave more ioyaien and ike gentleman
de- rsc dSe. @ painful ns S :,rs sT ws
Of his ccuptrymea respecting the much
ao vance difficulties you or could do.
On January Is then wrote
The refugee question has discussed in possible
form end msy With Truth Say that here has bee An enes
unjust and at the ann I'm Tve Ss on
comes pracoa, point netting shall
sIss and eye,So;ty srsSd that
foeien may suspect or say they suspect without
@ Ss s wen
England 10 Frsnce
On the % c! February wrote
bill 70 Be iarodgosswssn , p.,,.me1 meet, vs1
upon thai The bill passes i will be amply for
apower TO send away people wuspelon for wha, Is 70 con
cs.oa from the French police II So is clear that W.
should be asked to send away people on mare
the on!; result ~oao he f.eos between govern.
.si"a S.cs1s- settling aside ali other reasons It would be
~ :, ID b
proved 70 10 s: and we ssoua have &c propose nat he
cent
And on the s;h OF February ADDED
WHIST fc;e-sw hs. occurred and the excitement rather
1o,ca or TIC reC;.ena addresses Is universal throughout
much o free ourselves with our pens aad our tongues 10
hns Of ,e-ensg bard words Sn, thai which 10 man here
which Enrsamea would not expose themselves rather han
submit 10 menace.
Nor my lords I. not my object 70 trsspass on your
attention but merely show wha: ths communica
tons which we're made to the French government Lord
cciTcd b. resolution Of ne Hot.e o. Commons Nov
cera My there may have been o. two sentences in
tina. despatch which ! had rather See omitted; but
thcugh better H. lay the table ea,re than merely
give VITA. woC: have bccc called extracts (Hear.
hear) Bl. .hsl minor question The imponan, pon'
Ia whether The matters contained ia Tia; cespa.ch were
;rue: nat j. hardly &c be supposed that Lord CONVEY
would write .hsi which could be dsprcved by the vary
persons 10 whom, he applied 10. confrnatonnc less
persons than the Emperor and his Council OF State.
think your icTdsSips cannot doub: tho accuracy OF
TIA; statement; aoa ! ask you whether any rational
man. nc. blinded By party spirit, corld cay tha,
in this inster soied In q ~ay ceyegst1ry TO toe
since received rs seals OF thu Fcregn Department .nd
although gcing TO enter i,to the general question
OF our foreign anair can WIFE that during
the honor OF the country has not been tarnssei in my
bsnis. QeaT hsa.) This BIZ! has been m.,-cp- ssca,
alien than 1t IL E1gsh tin. a laarh) !. has
been called lrs=ch bill whereas. as told YOU, Il was
N the laboratory ~ The is~ officers before Count waew
rk despac received sDc before the addresses q:
the French CaSuoz were prhiskec = tae A5ri.sy. 1.
cisgui5c. TIA. the chico.
70 cheek these ccrsprscles against The Fmpercs
of the French but be yond ths; does no. When th-
character CT :ha. oil comes 20 be considered,
greatly mistaken TIE Upright sni generous people OF
this country viii aHy humiliation IN supporting the
passing Q: tas bill tCnee-s.)
Great Fight IN The British House OF Com
mons.
MAscm-rxs, EsGlaSp, Msrch s. 1855.
JAs GosrOS BENNETT, ESQ
ssRl take liberty OF enclosing yol Account OF
TIC great hsh. in The House Of Commons Which has been
kept very quiet hera aud not London pap tia,
Of has dared publish the particulars Thinking
the would be Of interest 10 many Of your readers
who believe no ouch disturbance happens Out OF
County. forward 70 you, merely remark ng ths,
When such eyen9 happen the States The creates, pub
join B. AFT0wsdIrH, Of New York.
From the Manchester tEaz) Guars:aa, Feb 20
About focr In the morning. Mr.. Dsrsel crossed the
House speak with ord John Russell And something
Cured during his stay WATCH induced W obsc, 10 the
address Of Ministerial speaker ON po,ni OF order Upon
this Mr.. NJ. !. Bs.lss called oul, Why don't you
ever to your own SIDE, hang you 4 YOU want to
hos Nr Dsrseli rcnrscc that the oor free, and
recurring 20 MS scat, ~heu the gen,emsn from
Leeis met hun, and asked. IN rdisniy tone, what he
meant by chat sus~e- adding, "i'I show you. you id
Conservative poppy The representative OF Buckingham
let me tell YOU no beggsrly lawyer snail come here
a. bully me be 6oes his Witnesses" oven see
abor; that, sad Banes and seized him e7 the thro,i
A short end unevAntful round Terminated BY
the in;oT.ercree o; frends but, presently, Mr. Banes
rushsd 81 Dtsrse again, sod seized him second
tisie. when be received from The successor OF John
Han pdcr q well planted blow under the LEFT ear which
fairly sp-awied him The floor. dozen minis
ra,isis towards tho cIrnoaiants some, doubt
les. 10 keep tie peace. others 70 have a hand IN
The GsM Grey, OF Eosre;h, Williams, q Ksrs, VIII
son az tho treasury. AID the El.ccs. father and
sou we're prominent 10 the scrmmage. Tie anti as.
sprang IN body W the rescue. Foremost
Mr.. Bright Of R.rmngham very athletic. com:
pact man. who bounced INTO the centre or the excited
group striking right and len with Tremendous yigor Pa
kngn Of rfoh ~ch, and Samuel Warren, Of the North
Par. equally ready for seton Roeoucs Kicked
wildly at the Sims ~ 'hSctersn Premier sud Asrcyd,
OF appeared 70 have lost bis head ~ the
confusion and tsk The wrong side b. mistake For q
minute lao Il seemed though were q have XIII
kenny fight on magnificent scale. Turner OF haches
tor. had hold of Irsracl when Bright struck him
blew supposng that he hurting thai gentleman.
Turner suppoenr vas Graham who struck him, dropped
DFraeli and struck out nj the Baroret from
Carlisle. The Lenroxes Henry and Alexander,