The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-19
THE CONSPIRACY AGAINST NAPOLEON.

MIR. Stanfeld, M. p. and Mazgin; Again
CHARGED with the trtme-ur. stan
field Resigns His Seat I'm the English
Ca bin et-Effect of the Developments in
England and i'm the Continent. DC Sc.
The london Ne,cs or April says IL is understood that
measures have been taken which will make the House OF
Commons very animated for the next few weekn, II
Parliament should last SO long The Tory opposisSn !,
and well organized attack on government.
The London Times OF Aprt says the prospects OF the
government have undoubtedly improved since the com
mencement OF the Easter recess lhe eyetions OF Eug
land in the cause OF peace have met with at least par
tial success but While various things seem to prognos
ticate for the government safe passage through the
mander OF the session there IS rock ahead which they
making directly for. We allude to affair Of Mr.
Stansleld. We do Lot prejudice the We quite
willing TO hear and weigh every thing that Mr. Stnseid
may say in exenuation or justification, but confess
made by AIR. stansield as private member OF para-
ment, not as person connected with the government
The London Star OF April says;-1ne story gees that
Immediately after the production OF the budget notice
will be given of motion TO test the strength Of the gov
ernme9t Inc tory exPecians profess themselves com.
ministry. Several papers ascrbe the projected party
movement TO French intrigue.
cessful the new ministry VIII be Napoeonic govern.
Mazzini has addressed a letter the London Times
solemny affirming that was any money handed over
sent by him 10 Mr. Stansfed for the purpose OF helping
Greece Iebade Donati, any other, IN any attempt
against the Emperors life, and otherwise exonerAtng
Mr. Sansfed from implication in political schemes Of the
above Italians, and also protesting aganst the want OF
British lucid sense and fairpiay habits OF which Mr..
StaDseld Is the victim.
Mr.. stansfcId Leaves the cabinet.
In the House OF Commons, on the 4th OF March, Mr..
srAysrEID addressed the House followsI the
indulgence of the House while Offer personal explana
ton. and in order TO admit Of discussion Il should be
thought well, the sub ect with which nave 10 deal
shall conclude by moving the adjournment OF the House
since the House last sat have taken step which the
place from which speak has already sufficiently indicated
have felt II 10 be my duty 10 send 10 my resignation TO
the noble lord at the head Of the administrator Tho
House will recolect that upon former occasion tender
ed that resignation and that the noble lord refused TO
accept IT, thank the noble lord for the implicit
dence which no gave TO the statements that made
TO him and to the House, and thank him likewise
for the courage nc showed IN standing by me- Cheers
But there occasions on which II becomes man 10
consult his conscience and his sense OF rgh
10 the which he should adopt this appears
have been one of them. have become convinced
from what have sheard and read that ceased
10 be-if could ever believe myself to have beenany
TO the strength OF the government and that
have become-or at any rate have reason TO fear
may have bccome-a source or difficulty and cause Q!
embarrassment to Them Under these circumstances
fet-as am every honorable would feel--that
II for me, and not for Others TO take upon my
se the responsibility OF saying that could not consent
10 continue be a cause OF embarrassment to
government which desired 10 support (Hear
bear.) = Sir, trust that have made
PLANTATION which will not be unsatisfactory TO the House
ear, hear) Ihave only to add that II any doubts
main upon the minds OF any honorable members, not
only ready, but invite them 10 give expression TO
those doubts and TO enable at TO completely
satisfy them and answer anything which they may have
10 say. Meanwhile leave this subject and put myself
upon this House, and may add upon my countrymep,
with reference TO question in which Is involved that
which Is every man dearest inhcritancean unblem.
ished character and fair name. CHEERS The honor
able gentleman concluded by moving the adjournment Of
the House.
Lord PALxERsroS said-Not only go sir am convinced
that honorable friend attaches the value
welfare and personal safety Of that sovereign who
over the empire OF Franco which any this House
attach (ohees) that he sensible that
that great sovereign has on many grave and important
occasions proved himself TO DO true friend and faithful
ally OF this country cheers)-and ws all feel thai ms
personal security and h dyndstic efde net only Of
Me utmost udi,e 10 ydl d7d attached pepls he governs
ou, equally essential 70 The general interests Of Europe
cloud and general cheerng)