The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-26
dull. Al Canton imports were N good demand q! an ad-

Al Shanghai silk and Yea were dearer.
The Portuguese Governor Of Macao had concluded
treaty with SIAM
Adyces from Cochin China state that The french squa
ron and expedtionary corps had Quilted 'heif sH" IN,
leaving however a party Of occupation, who had oeen
attacked by Cochin Chinese with loss OF TWO ndred
men on the French eide Rich gold mines had cen dis
severed at Tonquin.
Sir Henry RawHnson expected 70 saccee Mr. Muir
ray az British Minister at the Persian court
Lieut. General sir Joseph rhackwe ar old and distn.
guMhed member Of the British army, was dead.
The London Tines the death OF NJ De Tocque
vile in France.
The Cunard steamship ASIA from New York. arrived at
Liverpool, at 2 p. n. Sunday, the 10Th April.
The steamship Prince Albert which sailed from Galway
for ST. Johns N r. the 9th put back 10 Galway on the
lltb, leaking badly.
The screw Borussia, from New York, arrived
al Southampton the evening OF the 12th
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, April s, 1852
War Alarm flashed By Tie Kinisenl Crisis-CAGnges Eo
peced tie HouseDtcIi~< Of tho LONDON Times Interest
in Parlias.e,l-The BasNg Fdniily and ne RsreseLa
| tsox Of Lssoon-Lords Pal@rs,on and Bupy-A Sa0n
.Joavralia Likely 10 Quiz tie Hotae-Llerary Men art
| Steamship Opneg Cbpsing for1ocTd as Cunisdates-
Aesus BllgAl and Co6desS-Tae Galoay SeasSAP Men
| Afrad Of he Oyster Beds Of Vnginia de-
The news Of continental has been hushed by the
din Of home politics In fact the 90 notes Wild and
turbulent and not threatening and as
charity begins at home The six hundred and fty four
elective legislators OF this kingdom liking their pipes
10 different tHne and preparing 10 lay siege TO the
hearts and votes Of their constituents Your readers have
some appreciation OF thSVpseuing Of governments by
majority Commons yet they do not from tbs! dis
ali the phases OF British politics. With
orty Of only thirty nine against his administration, Lord
Derby preferred appeal 10 the country 70 gnaton
and believe thai had dissolution been Anticipated, very
many would have voted the other way, or have been
among the absent II is very general opinion here that
the Derby -Disrse Cabine. will in with Par
Lament stronger than they went with the old one-nko
Lord Pamerston's two years ago. The British le-
gislstor touched very powerfully q tender piscethe
breeches pocket to wit-whenever he goes pleading for
the sweet voies' OF the electors The expenses OF
election rarely less than 81 00 and no, unfrequeny
els GOO $40 GOO. Multiply this by I'VE, and you will
the pile Of dollars candidate must disburse and then
be has comparatively barren prize. There is pay,
and the chances Of making money out OF the plse not half
80 your Congress now speak Of the view
Of seat in the Capitol, from the ordinary
raudirg, feebootns, pratscA stand point SO commsny
indulged in in your free and glorious republic.
Some important changes, voluntary and involuntary,
will be made in the Parliamentary seats One OF the
members for Nottinghaui-tO begin with very small
manhr John Walter principal proprietor OF the Huaes
newspaper, is not going 70 be candidate. He has al
ways been ''dead head" in respects than l
suppose his position at the head OF unprin-
ciped ten sided weathercock journal has been one
Of uncommon embarrassment for one never Knows
what line Of policy he going to take for two days TO-
gether. ON the measure that Placed Lord Derby in
minority Mr. Walter declined voting at all The electors
of Nottingham viii have the opportunity of putting man
in place Of the time server. Sir Robert Walter Cardena
chip Of the bock--upce 10 Walter, and = large
stakeholder in the Tunes whom Lord Mayor Of London
managed having no position here N the metropolis oget
returned for the mouldy mdewed borough OF Gloucester
He lie going to offer himself sgAin
In the city Of London the whole force or the Jewsa
mest powerful BODY at go to the support of
Lord John Russell Baron o,hschd, SIR James DUKE and
MIR, Crawford, the presen, members while strong
effort is to be made 10 defeat LORD John
Under Secretary for India call also has been made,
and pretty largely signed, asking Mr. Thomas Barring TO
candidate He and lord Stanley are both personally and
politically popular but there s diversity Of powerful
interests against them aud in favor OF the present mem
, befs.
Lord Palmersons address TO the electors Of rverton
! fills nearly c,lnmn OF the Times.
for Banbury, and will be elected beyond doubt. hr.
Schneider another iron" man, is up again for Norwich,
and Lord Bury also, his present colleague, whom yon
had in America a few months since Lord Bury, /
sorry bear stands chance 70 be returned. The
last election my lord and the "iron thirty
thousand pounds and whatever the hardware manufac
may be ready 10 do, the heir OF the house Of Abe
marie will hardly pay $4,000 70 repew his seat. MI
Williams, the radical member and most able fer
IanbetD-she "Wscount Villains of Ptnch-s not
gong be a candidate. George Hudson the Railway
KING but who has lost his iron crown, is up for
Sunderland. The monks Of Monk ~earnouth propAsiy
cannot get better member Mr. Herbert Ingram, or,
as the cockneys say, Mr.. Erbert Hngram, for
The old borough of Boston and proprietor Of the Ius
traed London Ness seems 10 have had the fsrthne
die of hs reputation completely sndfied out BY his law
su-.culy rs. Insram Eagles always find their appro-
pirate sphere; so do swine.
OF course oil write is the state Of the case up
time before your Aneresn readers the election viii
have pASsed Mr.. "Eothen' Kinglake is again 70 be
Iayard 70 run Alfred 3. RcnArds, Esq sno,ber
literary man Of position and standing, is talked OF As
candidate He IS well known in connection With
would inevitably take prominent position. With a
crowd Of sticks, and ofen taser element, soch
zee in men Ike Ingram, Hudson and Garden, PArin-
ment greatly needs men Of intellect and education
combined-seholas having brains, from which would 10
time he produced like Dsraeli, Gladstone, Bnwer
Lyon and some others The purely business element
not likely 10 be decreased in the next Parliament.
John O Lever Esq, the founder OF the Galway line Of
American steamers going 70 run again for Galway and
for colleague, Thomas Howard Esq another Manchester
man and fellow director OF the Atlantic Royal Mail
Steam Company. OF course he will have walk
Their only opponents will be . bralness lording-DuIn
keln-son Of that dsreputable Marquis Clanricarde OF
nsion. Who earned bis Enghthood by r!aing Smith
/ OBfens carpet bag, and SEEING some letters or his
(OBriens) wife Gallant Irishman Fit tool Of corrupt
shs) government hear also but cannot voach for the
truth of Il, that George P. Iascaridi Esq, another
Director Of The Galway Scam Company, is TO be cand
The borough OF Ahone represented By john
Enns Esq., Chairman OF the Midland Great Western Rail
way directory Dublin 10 Gsway)-a Of some abiii
", but q very unpopular, unreliable man.
OF course Mr. Bright viii be elected again for Brmng
han Mr. Roebuck for Sheffield and Sir James Graham fol
Carlisle. l do not hear Mr.. Cobdens mentioned
but he Is in America and has refused be candidate
since his defeat two years since be will probably remAir
IN private life . while longer.
In the commercial world there curious turns
The Liverpool men getting desperate seeing trade de
baritone line Of steamers after another aud return
ing The Kangaroo line has gone to Cork lord Derbyi
government have made contract with Mr. Levers com
pany for fortnghuy mail from Galway, and dire liz tb.
confusion and distress the sand bar Of the Merpey
hear that Cunard-I beg pardon, Sir Samuel Cunard
Baronet-s offering 10 run another line from Cork anc
with lower bid than Ia given 70 the Lever line BY th
way there curious report on your side that half o
MIR Levers ships will TO Boston and half 10 Norfolk
To New York they will most certainly go. As quici
would they run Pocotago 10 the oyster beds OF ok
Wise. Old Virginia never tires; and wby5 Because sh
never works
THE WAR QUESTION.