The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-02
.,r,ln correspondence.
The Influence Of American
Events in Europe.
Anti-Territorial Legislation IN
England.
WIDESPREAD UNEASlNESS IN FRANCE,
Sc, &C., ~.

WIDESPREAD UNEASlNESS IN FRANCE,
&s., &C., ~.
Oar London Correspondence.
LONDON, May y, 1895
Py0spects of the Approaching Eecsions-c1e,ytk Ouer
orospdisg Of the Engish Iosr-AS Let of Parliament
Introduced to Remedy the Ew,-7ze Retel Bonds at
ze,e-No Pity for the H..ders-TAe kerican Bubble
and How IT Is Kept r. DC, dc
The approaching eath Of the present Parliament rem
aers poIceos careful TO endanger their fayorite
schepze< oy trusting them this morbund assembly.
Ss there win be great changes in the general represen
ton OF the country after the next election there can
not the slightest doubt; but much question whether
tories justified In expecting that they will gain
by the elections OF this approaching change the
liberals seem fully aware, while the old whigs-those
exploded reformers of bygone time-hnd the
ssrs of their past adherents going much ahead
Of their antiquated notions that they almost
feel loss what offer a fair bid for public pa
Eenage. That both these parties whg and tory, who
have long ruled them the destines Of Great
Britain will be swept away by the food Of modern
politicians who daily springing up Is but an affair Of
tns and though perhaps, the names may remain, they
cannot and will not in future represent the ideas that
have hitherto been associated with them.
Feudasm that scourge Of the middle ages which has
left puneIui euects Denlnu ~ 10 tns ID
gradually dying of nanton in Great Britain This social
which has led TO every revolution Europe which
snde another form brought about the great and abom
nabe Of the rebellion Of the Southern States received
ie death blow in Europe, when the invincible Union
arms crushed 1t out in the free soil Of the New
World The bill now before Parliament for reg
aating the assessments for the poor Is . most
convincing evidence of the truth Of what have
The intention Of this bill is to make the landed proprie
Cor furnish support in their old age for the laborcr
whose toll has filed his Golfers and titled his land This
object is attained by making general for
Me purpose the whole county, then apportoning
from the general fund whatsoever may be requisite for
ssch particular parish district To make this intel
gble your readers who not acquainted with the
system working in England, will explain it's gene
nal nature and in what the oct, which has
already passed through the preliminary stages will affect
r. At present each parish provides for its own
poor The consequence Of this arrangement is
shat all landed proprietors in any given parish
% ell In their power 10 prevent the laborer
employed their grounds from residing the parish in
which their estates le This they do Of
themselves from having to support these workmen
ns or IL OF s
As that tho aborer has nfton distance his
SEEK saence in some already over peoped village
where he can have no garden and for the most part
a keen us he have
mother, brothers and sisters often sleep in one
ROOM and not seldom brothers and sisters Of an advanced
eye are necessttated to sleep In the same bed. The
areadf consequences OF such system do not require
20 be explained nor is It necessary to detail the mmo
yallty that must necessarily flow from such system
Yet 70 every appeal made to them to remedy these evils
Che feSda ords OF the soil have hitherto in most in
stances been deaf although is but just TO say, that
there brilliant exceptions TO this general rule
BY the system IL will no longer be for the interest
sSsm his estate and though the new plan must, Of
course, entail increased taxation In may cases, it
the ,aborers will be- better lodged better tended more
moral and less liable to be by company spend
ON nn n 11e a re se
owner looks upon as great hardrhip will In the end
ssrn ont 70 have been boon conferred him. In the
happy ana FREQ country where reside such difficulties
and abuses cannot arise exist and il they did the
voice OF intelligent, free and noble people would
speedily put stop to them.
The admirable manner which affairs are being car.
ried on In the United States, and the noble cemency,
nightly tempered with justice, displayed by the govern
ment, exciting universal admiration here Persons
known to have had sympatbies with the late rebels
generally beginning the cnormtics and
the wickedness OF those traitors who brought
the outhern rebellion OF this none are bet
ter than the present ministry and that sgacious
statesman, Lord Pamerston, who is the head oil il,
has have been told undoubtcd authority expressed
his heartfelt qualification at the affairs have taken
There are many who have lost heavily by the caiod
Confederate loan, which b at to be got FOR nine
except whore weak minded women or sllier men have
been led b. the Representations OF Messrs Mason and
..so" " INV oos h'h hs'io "s' IN ~ nP~
when ! state that the price Of. those called
Confederate funds Is nine and a half per cent,
may mention that IN reality u means thoy are
n notningi ior the money 70 pay me interest," ana
= hNea return uIvioena LOT certain Penoo Was
Aineo IN INC nanos o. ue conrac'os y. me time the
loan was rais a. ana tnst smoun. ~ nte ABOVE n'ne
snu snIee guhers per cen. =. VI moment InIs sum
nss csen p'acen near neyond inc powcr % any TpeI
Ss.nss D S ~ 30 n st WI % pune.uy pI mus
sne cieoit " 1eh: DsVs q 70, 'eoes ana snam gov
eminent makers, 10 a. zero
What have all along stated about Mexico s daily
eeeoming more apparcnt though many will not acknow
hedge This s owing % the large stakes they have In
,ne nmPeIv ~ naamhah 'oan: ana IN us connecton
mign. tciI curious orIes OF me ,rcks wn'ch nave
loan on and 70 Keep up Us price rcport-and that not
me commoner class OF people VINO cannot gcs behind
me scenes but OF the best informed persons-be true
mons nave osen gwen away 10 bolster up ,hs MARKET
snu heep sDove i's true level Inc mouse OF stranger