The New York herald., 1863-11-18

report that ho had been compromised bv Tho m
ent OF 70 600 on the pat Of tha sspondent was gene
fary current on hoedAy, aod was tho theme Of mucl
sommens ~ Westminster Hail. some regret wa, fel
that this course had been taken secanss Il was
believed That the noble oyd whose character IL
teo would DO better served by The fullest
than by hushag ap Whatever 10 the merits OF the pro
sont case, cannot be forgotten Lord Castle agt
consented 10 settlement and how a last tho
demands threats Of those who mad him al their mer
drove him 70 destroy himself On tho other hand Mr.
Giadstonc's pluck, when some ten years ago bc wal
charged with imnloisty and his triumphant
OF the falsehcod Of HIS snderers tod with hs
conduct Of tho above mentioned unfortunaaa aobIonan
and an Inference whether Lord panerstor
have good case or Dot trial 10 be,ler than compro
wo have already mentioned thai ilhe petitioner
who has an Hhh name, 10 described ~ .formerly
description that viii have some weight In Lon
don wbere the bona Edes Of tho SUIT IN discussed
opinion moro soDsy 70 the sds q tho correspond
ene The solicitor who writes 10 tho London Sur 10
deny That any hal been effected bears tho
same name and writes from the adire-s per-
son who has ,or long time past been advertising for
clients ln the London papers rh's person informs the
smbarrassed that he viii advance money, and will
sure 'protection in from f5 payable by metal.
ments." This Is followed by tho very significant an.
Dounceasnt, 'Divoroo cases confident ally conducted
Tho reader 10 informed tho ''or,giaaI sdvsrssmon,
ib4O, whereby presume 10 meant that Mr. Wells has
been adyert,sing for clients for nearly quarter Of
century. Whether tho petitioner above mentioned viii
prove "A satisfactory client romans 70 be soon.
In the meanwhile gossps OF tho political genus
should turn out to be genuine, and SIR James w,lde
should have decree a vorce between Mr. OKane and
his wife The high character Of tho Queen, and her In
vtncibe ropugnance 10 have for councillors any but
VI nnblemlshed morals would ~ thought, iuoiye n
political boutre', n,n-pothpg inss than that which
followed tho duel between Mr. Canning ord Castle
rehgh In 1900. Ttat the present ministry would
without lts hcad no Que believes. Certainly the dc
foo~ei by eissaluion O. ,no Sipe Itself and Earl
RnAsel would In vain ST. i've 10 reconstruct admpis
tralion without tho presence OF the miniaer who
h0 tQv Ia. Iaal fcuS L.
largo ma.oIities In q House whore according TO
tho Statistics of political parties his majority was
scarcely two bgnrcs. According 70 presidents there
ought 10 be Cabinet crisis next month In December
1851 Lord Pamerston rosgDed oHoc Of Tho
judlcous bottle holder speech In December. 1853 no
resigned again, oetcnsiby OF the Reform bill
but roaly because he wished Russian December
s now close at hand and by tho time comes the
cided and the fate Of tho admnisra
tion decided likewise the event VI break up and The
30 2, aG,d pore, asre would Is thought.
Do able to 20 70 the country with tho cry OF purity
Of morals" Undoubtedly 4 would prove very ereciua
lheso ruruors and spcaations occurring the dusst
season or the year, the aabsorb bipg theme and
Tor once the nswsmonscr treats bis newspAp"r with
xR. oxAsI, rns NJumxp HUSBAND.
IRON the Dublin Evening Mall, Oct 81
As the particulars OF tho Divorce Court scandal arc
secret, may mention thn the namd OF the pe.
titioner o'Kane, described formerly Of Brompton
spondent no lees parsonage than vscount Pamerston
In Of this kind anscting person Of the age ana
position OF the noble lord the public viii naturally
pend their judgment.
IRIsH REfoRTs AND MINISTERIAL rRscEDssrs.
Iloudon NOV. - corfsspondsncs Of Irish rimes.
The divorce 10 which vscount Palmerstou named
Ss for .s. '
isss have fsit deioAte subject 70 touch spcn; but
the general publicity given 70 !, makes psble property
cadiIy within few doors q Cambridge House, the data
slss.d The .ss p.st of hast session the END Of July
me pla.ns'a y cls.symsn rsmed oRsns, ssd pne.s
.sS VIA 10 70 ssss s q ne soSs osa assert
that shs has been by the payment
sum o. money bu, this his z nirsrs ndisnansy deny
end thss Lord Psmsrslop his usual pluck BY
meeting The ease Ia a = bis father 10 Law
Lord MsIbourps, dk which sAiaed We
fss cause. "a .ss, ss&ss. CON: Ssusss os 'sis
persuaded with those who tsks tbs noble side
that the result must create such reaction In
the popular misd 70 lend fresh igor 10 his ministry
LLondon (Nov q correspondence Of Dublin hecmAns
Journal
Tho case In which Lord Pamsrton Is co respondent
canno be ripo for bearing for months but the
ritor Tor the petitioner positively ssrs that compro
late hostile meeting between Captain Buksey and Col
Armtagc at Calais, wil is said constitute with that
In which the name Of the Premier N mentioned tho odue.
csiecre OF the coming year
(From the Dublin Freeman's Journal Nov Al
The Lcndon star sdverts 70 tbe extraordinary rumof
which has been current 10 London during the
lays respecting action for divofee about on
70 which the name Of the che Of the most
renowned 10 EnghDd-a statesman vensrsbe for his
and dstiDguisbed all tho world his loux
and active career n the highest department OF politics
u s not true {. was rurnofed ,ha, the Gaze bad been
The Star contains letter from solicitor
10 the petitoner stating there foundation for
report The action, which h nrst seemed ultery neree