The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-24

House Of Commons. Ys. private intsres. and the
power o. an Interested clique have been saiie'ent v
overthrow one ministry and 10 modify the conduct Of an
osner Las required the sssduous attention Of PAsa
ment and the press to carry hroush bill which no eee
too powerful be withstosa BY any body Of men,
however wealthy and strong in social position add united
brgace 1t has been reserved for The Ministry Of Lord
Derby 10 carry out the long expected change In tho GO
Control deserves no little credit for bin exertlous and the
success which has attended them he fought the bin
with skill and frmness through nittee Amid the
complaints or dearth Of genius Il 10 gratifying 70 End
little over thirty years Of age VINO has shown a
self fitted for the highest posts In Parliamentary govern
meat
France.
POLITICAL PARDONs-THB MINISTER FROM COSTA
RIGA AND NICARA0UA-THE DANUBIAN CONFs-
RxNCRs-QvEBS vICr0RIA's ExPECrKD vIsIT-THu
MONEY MARKRr--TOBACCO CHOP.
The edvices from Paris are dated on 9th July
The Minister Of the Interior had permitted 10 per-
sons who bad been oxied 70 return 10 their homes
The Paris correspondent Of tue London Times writes
sas Psr sna HSudon has s
credentials to the French government, and will be re-
oeived by the Emperor on bis return from Plomosres
H. MHcoeta leaves for London 10 morrow 10 present hs
credentials there.
The came writer says:-Matters are going on more
smoothly with the Danuban Congress for tho asst few
days 1t Is thought that one two si,tings more viii
suffice. nasmuch As the ambassadors said 70 have
come 10 an Sndsrs.s1ng on the leading questions me-
weeks In order 70 draw the official reports theS
will then meet again, In order TO atx their signatures
certain that the PrincpAtes to smi
la but separate administration and c0nsttuon with bu8
Senate for both Pending the suspension Of the Gen.
ference Fuad Pasna will visit London business relating
10 q loan for the Ottoman government
The eighth meeting OF the Conferences was held a. Count
Walewskis country residence on the 7lh pss aud tho
ninth meeting fixed for the day the America ssiiec
II had been positively asserted that Queen Victoria
would attend the naval demonstration at Cherbourg.
but at the latest date considered doubtful whe,h3r
such would be the
The Paris papers speculate on the forthcoming meeting
of Napoleon and Victoria At Caerbourg IL POSI-
lively decided upon and regard the event ~ = npote
removal of all mstrust bet Seen the t1o ments
Great paracps wore in progress at Cherb Count
Perseny mad arrived 10 London with view, said,
Of submitting the programme for tho Queen approval
The Gazette de Fidncs remarks that the p, essence q
Queen Vo,era French territory, AFT recent dissen-
ticcs, will excite deep sensation and give immense
Bgnlfoaton 1t viii be consdered "a = pledge OF new
alliance,
good reapu 10 bellows that her Majesty and the Primo
C0nsot will TO Chefbourg early next month 10 pay
veit 10 the Emperor Napoleon. Her Msjssty and the
Prince Cops0 viii ,ben proceed 70 Cobeotz 10 spend
some ne with the Pr0cess Frederick lis Of PruA
decree provides for toe enlargement o. the sowu u
Lille AID places in the sl OF the pos important OF the
foruhed PAGES OF the Empire
The Paris Of the Loadon Post that,
ovrg 10 lne Intervention OF the k5s OF tie Bsssns, The
roy al fanny @; Prussia aai perhaps the Imperial Arily
q Austria will De properly represented ST the Coerbowg
tetes.
she tobacco crop in Algeria had been almost entirely
destroyed by = worm.
gain CT about 300uoa francs 10 Gae cssh held Paris,
and gain Of IA 900 Ia the country branches
Ca the Oh instant the three yer cents closed the
Paris Bourse u. oS SO.