The Washington union., 1858-03-12
IMPORTANT SEws FROM ENGLAND DEFEAT on
TIE MINISTRY

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By the arrival Of the royal mail steamship Europa
We have the highly important intelligence Of the de-
feat oi the ministry the conspiracy refugee ball.
introduced into the House Of Commons by Lord fAE
Iasrston- Mr.. Milnor Gibson naoved Amendment
10 the government project expressing the eoneefn %
the House on account VI the alleged fact that lbe re
cent attempts upon the iiie Of the Emperor % ihe
French originated in EnglAnd aud iis detesiaiion
thereof-ih4t The House war ready a. all times 70
correct any defects in the criminal laws Of u'e Iea'
but protesting against the naetion OF her Majesty
government upon the offensive letter oi the French
goyerurnsn, upon the main question The vote
80 IN ON Mr. Cibsons sInendn.ehi which was
adopted by ~ majority.
II Is nat very clear ~lPos the face Of the reports
xh.t course The Pallaerston minority viii think it
their aut, TO take in the premises His resignation
f the ministry and the reconstruction a new cab
met however is altogether probable. How long the
eppositian which is divided into two parts viii be
ale TO maintain themselves ia the face Of power
fnl sa,acous and thoroughly united hostility Of the
retiring Premier and has frends. remains 10 be
Unless some extraordinary and unseen effect is pro-
dnced upon the radical and tory parties who 70
come into. power their union in the government
cannot he long maintained
Meanwhile Lord P.llnersion, the most energetic
aud active politician IN England who has large
support from thai class Of the people who have been
gaining strength and ygor for the last half century
who have since the close Of the great European war
which resulted in the exile Of Napoleon, exercised
upon Al questions involved in the foreign policy of
The Kingdom almost undsputed conirol,is Ia the OPP
position. Great eoncede him 10 be az the head
of the government full Of skiI, sagaeity, energy,
and intelligence BIC is unquessioIrabiy more power
fll in the minority. lie has with him Manchester and
money London and stocks Liverpool and commerce
lie has been true to all these great interests upon
paramount questions which might involve them ia
loss He preferred Russian war by which the
commercial power Of that Empire could be crushed
and its naval force in the Black sea destroyed.
French war whose heavy burdens would fall upon
the trade. money, and manufacturing labor Of the
kingdom.
We require particular sagsciiy 10 under
these circumstances that the new cabinet will hold
its position by the weakest possible tenure. Ii
comes into power through the action sudden and
spAsunoaic we think il wasof well known char
.4cteriste Of great progenitors The, saw, OF
thought they saw. III the condnet Of the French gov
ernlaent disposition lash it's people into IN
ylerable dependence and thus To drive them out Of the
country Nearly all continental exiles fee TO England
as an asylum They are not invited. nor are they
wanted They reach our motherland poor 10 means,
exasperatsi il. teInper and often desperate IL pnr
poses of revenge. The Emperor, who has many
reasons fear their anger and malice, proposed TO
f5om them into England, aud through the friendly
intervention Of her Msjessys government secure 10
follow them with s-eplesn Surveillance, If moi Sc
eage their lomrrs within the walls Of her Majesty
prisons Now we did no. need 10 he told that John
Baii has way Of doing up his affairs Tie
neither likes sudden changes in his diet foreign
prescriptions TO cure has chronic CONT Quick action
is nnsnfea to HIS temper and his constitution. In
this respect he is the very opposite OF has great
neishtor across the chanisel who is raseible,
veas sensitive. somewhat overburienei 9Th self
eonceii, and perhaps q little bigoted and dictate
an ia ,,assirn--in matters a politics.
The French government unlike that Of Englahd,
i III concentrated At single point-it is all 10
m own bot siill very sly 10 distributed amongst
rhe peOpIe They are intelligent. proBd, and hon
cradle Tisssa Al bot waar French exles, but they
soul4 nos ssep n at tae part Of spies npon any
Lsly. much lsss deny 10 any really oppressed inai-
Sids.i the rights " hospitality IL is not wonder
fal tles. -,0sa which seemed to involve the
sssyle OF fa.gis4.d in deestabie service the
hand and niggardiy exclusion and dishonorable
.,ocr reasing to and overturning the settled prac
tce Of their government for nearly hundred years,
on the other should even, from impulse, defeat
ministry believed 10 have made concessions look 70
such results.
We append for the information or the reader, a
list q the old aud the government
Maistry Ministry.
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