The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02

LONDON, Feb Q, 1851
H.aine y Par,sdssezt-Az.gde Of Pd,tss-Ny. Cs6ssa
ara ne L1,dor 1imes-7ae Anserisas Crsss-Fbis~s
and Sa9rto mings Of a,se7icans Abrcfi-71. North A.
lIntsc 7ele,d2h-Ssg.i6oom Whispers cenayr,-o ~
Road Hvrj:r-7re Er.e- Hal Ph,lcsop4e-s c,d o
Kirg Of DoA0rnyy, d., d..
Parliament has met L sos Palrersson dces nvs
k.or how stroog he s ,nd the opposition doat xoox
how to tusn bIr oa: AMI then, they get HIM out they
don't know who to pu. IL. Tie Liberals are
far from be.ag satisfied wsh the doinga q
the whlg ccaitior Cabinet clr;ng the sszsiaa
o. 1850 they oa the tories or conservayes) ses
liberal promises towards their messsres and Gust Pans
s,or at the drst otvson Nov comes the ga. place
TIE tories cazt agree leader. They don't vans ths
Sew boy, thocgh they vel kror he Is the strongest
the cc.se. yave PARTY. ossael has nors otlcs
perseverance,, ststssanshp and oratorca power thsa
any SIX men u tho tory ranas. Lord Derby is the
acknowledged eater il The upper house and he turrs his
back bis former Chiuceiior Of the Exchequsr No
other prominent persons sorthccnicg search s,r
them, and they a.s net % be found
Sir John PakatSn e too small pattern Lord 5.aaIsv
has been weighed the baa1ce and found wanting and
III the but .esther aad prucea How they vss
settle qgestioa o. tie leadership uncertain bls s
present Lort Palne,sors caeinet may regose o. tae~
easy seats.
op.n,on seems to Be that tie Administration caanss
Last three months and that II beaten Lord Ps1sevssar
viii Dissolve P,rlaner, ans appeal 70 the country
he does, be viii b. belel worse yet, The LIBERAL party
n and out Of Parliament, feel ha; the little vscoun aAs
not emed the pledges he whcr he accepted aa
services Of Hr. GiAdstons and gucr Cbson.wo o. ia
ars, statesmen n the Egdon.
Mr. Ccbder thouga Sbssas from ne corsfyy and rest.
ax frcm lsbors that have ocaured vast benefit the
entire xogdo has beer the subject Of some Of the mat
pouted, personal and abusive attacks that ever dts
sraced the press o. Zee country This has been from
the Times newspaper oa nc retr5uicn has been ssnaa
and effective The D4gy SIR al DIAL has shown Tia
macna,es Of the Tin hat e..s Of private oharsctSr
.. ! garne that more than play A., and Mr. John
Thadoeus pclane, Mr. kowbray Morris, M. Daseot, ~
Kuox and Rev Mr. Mozeey have bad thsr names, thear
haup.s habits and propenses duty set forth in loaded
long primer. sheet that prints atty thousand copies
The lssson though severe, have no doubt viii se .
American affairs continue to te cscussed not oolx !,
England, but throughout Europe. Of course ycu havs
Tho remarks cs the Emperor Napoleon TO your
Majesty feels real sympathy ro- vour poca trorblas,
and viii heartily rejoice they be nmicaby settlsd
The Queen In her speech fro the throne q the opening
OF pAriancns alluded oss srsceuI,y and fsengy both
70 the political roubcs IN America aad tho walt ani
cordial ceptoa OF the Prince Of Wales References
aso made to the same oy sever Of the members Of both
houses.
Aside from the Anericaa Secession movsmsut the
srcia nsIt OF London svns tie -, three weeks me
has failed 10 fto,cco Carsis n Rogers small trades
men 10 American wares, have I" busted, ths Areft.
Association has been scd out and brcxee w by hs
shAr .noders the agenk OF New York house left
su.dsayn sad United states Co.sui Tor prousnent
port quite jrsgrc the stars aat srpea II the dust
ey getting lnnsySey ss deb. leaylus hs consulate.
coming 70 foEjsr '-dodgng Ito baus (Diaasj, ssd
beieve dnAy Rettsg INTO ssporglug boaas Ills sccss-
.cr fss Deen sppc-tcc -niessts0i, by M incnanaes