The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16

.nsser csfAoie OF managing our foreign Aualf6 ana
soMecng the conduct Of war, II IL shall be our mis-
fortune 70 be dragged int such conflict rhat do
Ios over estimate the probability Of such event. may
qoo,e tne authority Of the First Lord Of the Admiralty
sr Jonn Pskneton, wAo hu just dct1red with Questionable
prudence mat yosd BE- .oe,y d6icuh u The Dar should
Now, 10 such crss believe that very little differ
Of opinion would exist parties really anxious
for the safety Of the State, apart from par,zsn views
about the superior merits Of Lord Palmerston as q
Some weeks since We gave sketch O, tho cav.r 49,
bY which Mr. Dsraeli hoodwinked and humpueeei the
Irish Catholic MEMBERS who voted for him IN his ex.
remity, with q pretepce that be would listen To tho
claims OF the Catholic University tor charter oppoei
don 10 the Queens Coleges-tbst be would study the
propriety Of uIsettDg the National system OF educa
ton In lreland-and similar moostrous propositions;
and then exposed the farce that as the dcu
ty passed and their votes secured be would turn
round and laugh at them stupid do rois has aota
Any occurred. Some OF bis supporters OF the Spooner
and class not seeing the value Of the msnevre
took the alarm and thong that substantial
siops were really contemplated 70 that the Chancellor OF
the Exchequer discovered he had gone far According
We find that the iess which has always been recOgn Zsd
he organ a Indignantly repudiatt the idea n e govern.
NTH the uL, amoniane party Thus, foresaw, the
iDdepeIden opposition strongly reDudiatet by
the party they have betrayed ana despsed by those
who used them uhnc they could be Of service. These
patriots therefore, beginning 70 appreciate the
results which follow UPON the dextero policy of rSing
10 Ell upon two stools The Press thus urbaney deais
with Cardinal wneman Tor having secured woes for
LORD Derby IN the capacity Of "Card,nAli,al borough.
monRer:'-
been gwen, ~ obedience 70 Cardual wsensn, proof
has been sdduced Of any Protestant promise on the
part Of the Ministry. Nor has Cardinal wiseman ven.
tured r. specify instance 10 which Lord Derby has
paDdeIed 10 the priests or aoeted their
specially deserved their support Tue willy Cardinal sp
Jaw . ministry struggling for f5stor,y in a
factious house. Hs estimated Alright The value Of
single vote He ha.,, therefore sssi, thrust himself
several Irish constituencies He has conferred .
favor which neither Lord palmsrstou Lord
what be regards AS claim He expecs return. But,
Lord D, rby neither asked deserved this Cardinals
tial boroughwoDeer's Offering, remains 70 be- seen who
ther he Will recognise the uDpvecs 1ended Roman vcC
Tor his comforting unprecedertad Roman pri-
eees Leaving OCT Of the question all principle We
do not hesitate that ministry would ss
Protestant constitution Tor Popsh would be swept
away as by the force OF a hurricane the
liberal have rushed TO the coucs on that the Pre-.
mer has fallen in love with the lazy arrayed oy Wssman
Co 'io purple and scarlet aud dscked With god and
precious stones aud pearls He has discovered rather
'oucn aea'n'
SPEECH OF Mr. ROEBUCK ON PALMEasroN, kos
sUrH, ETC., ETC.
from the Liverpool Post, June Il
meeting took place Saturday, at Milford Esye1,
the invitation Of Mr. john 0rreli Lever " P Of the
dec OF the South Wales Railway for the pose OF
the new ,teanshp lines projected from that port Up
wards OF one hundred guests ~ers simptcously enter
tanned by Sr Lever, on board the Pacific.
On the House OF Commons being given as O toast, xr
RoEBucK in returning tbanks hesio we'd bis approval
that institution noertorious body and stated the
happiness enjoyed oy EGsand to be the lit Of self
government He also declared that the Rouse of Com
bad generously voted money for the defence Of
the country on oil occasions, and that there had been
any deficiency II WAS 10 the minister's and nor 10 taa
Houke Of Commons He considered, however, that We
bad come to great crisis He alluded in stfong terms 70
the and the French Emperor. He asked what he
lAr hoeouck) vas TO DO in the comiag consen-
ton Of parties? He said We sha!l have 70
Lord Paine for Prime Minister lord Derby. He
asked himself IN What camp he should be2 The camp
Of ibe people Of England; and that he sincerely De-
heved, would be opposed 10 LORD Pslmera'on. Be did
not any ihipg TO rejoice a. in this miserable
contingency. II was like the war 10 ltay-whichaver side
should DE nppermos, m ischisr must cone he
that he had heard from good authority before ieav
rg town that Lod John Russell would DE a. the head OF
the apd Lord Pamerston uoder him. AVID Tat
to Oh IF throughout Europe He dd not think England
would gain by any with q continental Poser. Eng
land should look quietly and should only be opposed
any Power that thoroughly victorious. M Roe
buck expressed his donbs as 70 inys independence
being achieved. BE thought would oe ouy change OF
masteYp he accused Koesuth Of only having idea
Ae spoke Of Euglano's reliance upon her pavy rhe ho
norsble member concluded folioSs:I nope you viii
forgive for inuudpg there political topics. have
lived politician ali my hfe am now and cannot
help say ing what think look 70 Epgand as the sun Of
my poca exists nee and TO her welfare snt the ,ousi
Iteration of her well being would sacrifice my Ete.
TIE CABINET AND THE LIBERAL PARTY.
LONDON, June 8, 1859.
The London Ncs that in progress
which will facilitate the united vigorous action OF tie
liberal party whole. In the great home and foreign
questions of neutrality and reform the present ministry
have repeatedly, both in word and deei, followed
vi;tons at with those which the nation hes unaui-
mousy expected ana the Daily Nacs says it may safely
predict that in few days the country will have 60
vernmens which, instead Of trying deude it by covert
manifestations Of anti national mpathes and aims, will
spontaneously and faithfully reflect the national will
The Times asks of the lib sra Chiefs they are gu cesg-
S,l ~.
reckon with certainty 3 respectable majority IN
support Of vote Of confidence, what they prepared
70 do with the majority obtained, and waeher in the
event Of their accepting Office with such cove,
is likely to be composed under existing circumstances
they will have vitality and yancy than they had
year ago. when they had 20 80 more supporters than
now.
Affairs in Naples.
THE FEW KING-HIS CHARACTER AND OFFICIAL
CONDUcT-THE FBIGATS WABASH FIRES GUNS TO
BoMBAs MEMORY.
Naples MAY 24) correspondence of the London Post
That King Francesca rmh proved by the that
the breath out OF hrs fathers body he
despatched &c neral the commaDdsnt of Naples,
during the night Of Sunday to visit ali the different for
around Naples, and ascertain that all ready
for in Of any revolutionary
the town; aud it until the of officer
with satisfactory report that he would consent to retire
10 rest
The last moments of the King were disturbed by an &C.
much sensator-s terrific storm, common al nis season,
occurred, and very violent in the neighborhood
Of Caserta. There was thunder, lightning, rain 10
torrents, accompanied by perfect hurricane OF
wind, tearing trees up by the roots and un-
roofing some Swiss cottages in the gardens of the
palace, and the darkness which lasted for hours,
essed the awful sOlemnty Of the death bed The
late Krg preserved his senses to the last he recon-
uendt the Queen to his sons thanked his dical
men ordered that his death should be announced ume
dIaiely, and expired very quietly, and without APP
parent suffering. The new King then turned TO the
family and said t We have stad here long enough let
all the family be collected and let 60 TO Capotimonte"
order which was forthwith obeyed and they now
occupy that palace including even the Countess of SYRIA
cuse who has led life Of perfect secusion for the last
twelve years bu; the dread Of rising Naples has had
Tor the moment the effect Of uniting the entire royal family
under the Roof. The Queen IL reported TO have
answered this recommendation Of her step BY saying
Francesca for twenty two years you have obeyed
1t is my turn now am fret subject, and will ooey
you in all, only do not separate from my family ,,
and they then embraced After the late conse-
quence Of the Queens plots in favor Of her son. the
Count of frahi people do imagine that this reconca
ton will lead to her ha7ing any real permanent Influence