The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-10


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iy eIpscted that an ment wiz prsposes usop
arc q ,as u,gs importance hi every yoss shSs
Tie BssTa q fiaae returns Tor the yu OF Aur sbo
m increase N She value Of exports Of nearly G
ossr me corresponding nsnsh last year. The iacress
caring the first four mouths Of the yeas, es COMPARE
WIN the same period q 1858, no less than twcnty
,, per cent
Tie volunteer Fife coyps movement va, making chr
sdefsbe progress throughout England The War Depsr
meat had issued sI3her CIRCULAR the Lori Lieutenant
Of eocnsiet explaining the objects wash volunteers shcul
she, and containing various practical directions az 10 "a
bess means Of qualifying.
Tor the regular army at leg poxu aesr Wuchestor
report thst the Duchess OF Kent (tte Queen Othcr
bad esd suddenly had been SO eslsr9.y circulated
pefessiae contradiction. The Duchess had beou I'm
ven, or' YVES said to pe improving.
derata'on representing the exc sr.ing interest to ynd
naa wsssa uNon LORD Stanley 70 cxl'an the harcshiE
capEed ty TIE sudcen mpsr dutog at Calotts
Lord Stanley IN reply assur1cd the suddcnness 70 have
s hal q Of n
bot ford Canning before the receipt of instrus
.ous nom ..s side has been olzcd mako the chang.
ut e~ce On biz o~r responsibility Lord Stanley promised
tocosder the proposals Of the eepston bat thc post
pone'aent Of the act TO regarded c. Impossible.
T2se asrugess arr she Premiership or England.
DskBr, rALMr,ssToN AND RUssALL. AND THEIR
CHANCES.
lFrona the Lssdou Ttmes May %
were pnSameat: 20 meet and notAng 70 be iruown,
sst nosang ssrced as % the relations Of tho liberal
CHIEFS, tnefe ssdy mputston 10 which they would
not be lae, haldiYa fate they would not deserve Al
ready they are not unnecessarily supposed care es FOR
than for their own pisces in t. Already has becn sup
posed that lSd John. Russs resolved to break no
any wSch he had not te chief place While
lord Paaperssoa less ready TO hand over tho
rene power 70 ANYBODY except wing rival The SAct
Of this discard. and the insuperabls inpsdmsne il
peced in the wsy OF tho party, has kcooe tho chief
political dependence q the present government II has
bsea the rum phart boast in the mouth Of the Premier
der
ment the, found Themselves Unexpectedly In once
governmes i in anlinorty' they exclaimed. Where is
whose sui ieance Cd they eudure2 Were they Lord Pal
ucrsron's bond-uens We're they LORD john RusselIs
was crow without unity This state Of tn"s and nos
le defeat OF their Reform BILL is tho matter which they
hags refer cd 70 tue decision Of the British people,
Choose vi 10 shah reign over you" fhoy have put this
complaint ia 10 the mouth Of royalty The House Of Com
moas Goes lot know its own mind.
Fo' seva al days past there has been confident ex.
ectafon Ia II tnm tate Of things was drawing TO end
i has eyes been ssd that the two noble lords whose
ealousy ha beer SO disastrous to their party and 50
tts TO- ths r own credit, had agreed to abide BY the
cfoce u tn great constitutional umpire II is not for us
hoagh cannos but observe tast It imputss to The
sove eign responsibility OF very anxious and perous
aatare tn, rsh. SOLUTION Of the dcuy is 1, be found
IN the ioya ty OF the statesmen themselves We do
but aDfca e the certain judgment Of posterity when
We say th.a their difereaces will te fatal blot
lives OF pat rotisms Posierty looks to the end and
II ,he end OF these two mea is that they would
~, Da-
rae in pow<r than another it viii accept sheir own
Judgment upon the principles which they are ready TO
l,ng 70 tae winds Shen self is concerned. I. win
cute thai they have been playing part all their lives
and taking the line that suited their purpose IL Will in
aeea oe faItnor suggested With much show of truth,
tha these ssatrne1 are more fearful Of too much pro-
sress than desirouoof steady Improvement Many re-
formers have become conservative in their old age
After the grand clnsctxic all men, II: ia sad wish 70
rest where they are, with all things around then
standing STILL They can acquire new ideas. They
cannot remember, md scarcely even appreheni,
inSft
tutions Of any KIND. lRefosm is then an adven,
ure IN %n'cn ,ssy Ell embers with younger and as,sr
That this Is raaer fssr fact paa that man raw
re jealous renrnses and ,prover to the las days Ct
evdep; that ese rva, statesmen are not IN
undergo theeass sacrifice fer the sake reform OF any
form Cabinet, but not othHwse assist the cause.
The conclusion is that EOlhng is concluded we are
this time last year. LORI Derby Of course very hcpes
II Is 10Y to tak Of vote Of no confidence IL there
f e 70 oas sse Tesax p tax, oce Members will
do ss they think bes if there nobody to resolve their
allegiance Lord Derby has only 70 present himself to
the liberal mob and offer to be himself their leader and
they viii greet him as the to whom ,heir promises
must DO per formed. On the other hand Mr. Bright thus
years asnato, followed by crisis Of excisousnt and
Eorm which be alone rs to understand 70 ride thus
out contributes TO his 6nal success There Is third
contingency, perhaps the Knost likely one. We ave
s esass sny ja s . s Che ssssa o aSm a
find itssT but poor rnatcA for ne az
sisiss asa a9se,paloas pe1icy @ Sespotism. shsl We
escape war? Shall We conduct with SUGGEST We all
know tie inevitable fate of the government that cannot
avert cannot conduct with energy and success
one can now predict on what question Parliament will
next try the Minister Of the DAY or who VIII frame the
Indictment. Possibly Lord John Russell ana Lord Pal
mera.on may wah 70 lie By till that storm has come and
gone so, We can scarceu wish them Eogland
has not g.neas much b the comparatively petty CUES
years II Las Loaf credit with ali Sides whether Mt homo
or abroad Better far divide on great question, and
then &C here to the decision. Such advice doubt
sounds fiat enough az present. the day may come when ii
will be better appreciated
Quarterly Returns OF Britisrs' Trasc--yyhy
England should Remain NestraI.
From the Morning Chronicle May %
War in Europe will DOUBT, proceeds exercise us
special Influences upon British commerce These have
sun to be developed by even and they win
duly met even they cannot be utilized "a profitable &C
count is, however, satisfactory TO know that com
mencement Of the new finds us condition unors
'cor England 'cas prescribing her commercial eep,ies IN
every department. scih acti,J,y unparalleled cen in
s s sy DuI the -four New months to-,
address from the Emperor Of the French 10 Hubnor
nearly every Continental State has becl occupied 10 aug
menng its armies, accommodating military stores, raising
oans ard in divers ways directing the enorIss and
sources at its command towards varliks purposes Epy
land sde has altogether escaped the military
Infection found prudent TO omit making soo rather
extensive preparations against possible coming nces But
she has at the same time continued to exerco calling
as great industrial and commercial nation with uneg-
gng ZEAL and success MS testified by those yeracIoas
indications periodically reported by the Board # Trade
which has never been surpassed even in the most pacific
| and prosperous tmeH.
On such subject there Is no eoquence IKE that OF
figures The bare enumeration Of totals, showing that
he aggregate tpaues' % British exports during he
single norh Of april last ell 3S073o, and for tie
four months ending on the first ian, reached to nearly
forty tco r'uions will suffice TO show the magnificent
dimensions of our commerce, without any further
comments As compared with the transactions Of for
mer periods we ind that the present show an
increase on the month Of 81 8Tq 297 over the en-
ports Of 1883 and Of nearly three quarters Of mill
ion over those Of the previous year. On the aggve.
| gate returns OF the four months there H. in 1859
an expansion Of not less than 60 1901 10 COMPARE
ton with 1858, and Of s3,oSSS7 when travel back
10 the preceding year Of extraordinary and feverish
tiviy The effects Of the commercial panic which super
vehed during the auum Of 1857 have wholly disappeared
from the estimate. The progressive extension Of manu-
features and trade has resumed s steady course and
while we look with something ike incledulous asonsh
ment at the tables which show that sales foreign and
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