, 1865-11-13

earthly ambition, TO be engaged in daily tus-
sic of arguments, preccdcnts and authorities
with the interninable Mr.. Seward upon ques-
tion involving, not remotely the lives, may
be. Of millions, and the honor, not to say
safety, Of this whole empire? But let that
pass. The country, through her Majesty, md
with scarcely choice in the matter, has en-
gagged man Of the longest experience and
The highest note for a difficult emergency In
,nr foreign relations. That is the simple fact.
II Lord Russell succeeds he will show That be
hos claim to the further confidence of his
countrymcn. II he fails he may or may not
be charitably Judged, but he will cease to be
Premier.
MINISTERIAL DIFFICULTIES.
From the London Shipping Gazette.l
II seems to be generally Thought absolutely
necessary to increase the strength Of the Cor
crnmcnt in the Lower House. Presuning, as
seems certain, that Lord Russell will be Fre-
and that the chancel]orship OF the Duchy or
lancaster will be conferred upon commoner,
there will be eight members Of the Cabinet In
the Upper House and seycu In the Lower.
This arrangement, even ns regards plumbers,
is entirely ont of the proportion that usually
exists between the two Chambers. But when
We inquire into the posts respectively
Houses the disproportion Is seen 10 be Ina-
nitely greater. The Premier, the First Lord
OF tic Admiralty, tho Minister Of War and
Foreign Secretary will al1 be pears and their
important functions discharged In the Lower
House by such second rate men as Lord Clar-
ence Paget, the Mnrqnis Of Harrington and
Mr. Layard. In fuct, Of the whole seven
ccmmontrs who arc members Of the Cabinet
there is but one Of first rate ability or
influence and OF those who are not
Cabinet councillors Sir Roundcli Palmer
Is the only speaker competent to do battle
with such men as MI. DIsrac1i, Sir Hugh Cairns,
Lord Stanley, General Peel, Mr. Nhitcsilc,
bourne. The conservatives have deprived the
government of two OF its ablest debatcrs,
alr. Stansfeld and Mr. Lowe, and it will be
difficult to supply their places. Nevertheless,
to find new men Is necessary for the existence
of-the Cabinet, eyen though It should involve
nation given By the Morning Post Is correct,
Earl Russell Is disposed to make considerable
sacrifices to that end, and an offer has been
made 10 Lord Stanley to Join the adminfstra-
ton, which that nobleMan could scarcely,
however, have been expected to accept. The
probable appointment Of Ear1 Granville to
The embassy at Paris VIII make room for
another new man. But the difficulty still re-
mains. Who Is to fill it,
HOW PALMERsToN WAS BURIED.
The fact Of tho ,nterment of Lord Palmer
has been briefly announced by telegraph. The
London papers Of the 25th October give the
following particulars Is to the funeral ar-
rangcmcntss
The spot selected In Westminster Abbey as
the last resting place of the late Premier Is
reagh, Wilberforce. the Caunings, Charles
james Fox, the Earl OF Chatham aud his bril-
liant son, and host Of worthless whose
names have adorned this country's history.
The graye Is close to the hideous monument
OF Lord Chatham at the great north door,
entering from St. Margaret's churchyard. and
on one side Of the grave lies the body Of
liam Pitts.
The cortegc will consist Of n hcarse drawn
by SIX horses, wearing " "velvets,'' bearing es-
cutcheons on either side; ten mourning
coaches, three Of which wilt be drawn by four
horses each and seven by two horses There
Will be also large number of private ca1ri-
ages, including those Of the Queen, the Prince
understood that the Lord Mayor and corpo-
FntIon, as well as many Of the city compa-
MICS, have signiied their intention Of follow
ing the venerable statesman To the grave.
The Rev. Mr.. Sullivan, the nephew and
nearest blood relation of the late Premier,
will be the chief mouIner, and With the Right
Hon. ". Cowper, VIII ride In the c0nch next
the hcarse. The other relations will succeed.
Then will follow Earl Russell, the Duke Of
Somerset, and the other members OF tho late
Cabinet, The members Of the houses o! Pnrlia-
ment, the Lord Mayor and corporation, and
somc Of the city companies, The procession
will move away soon after twelve, and will
reach the abbey at one o'clock.
AUSTRIAN DESPATCH TO TIE FRANKFORT
SENATE.
FnANKFoRT-os.rHE-AfArN Oct. s.
F-f.. r-.t1 I.u
patch addressed by the Austrian Government
to Baron yon Frankenstcin, the Austrian En-
voy IN this city:
"VtEssA, Oct. 8.
The proceedings Of The Congress Of Delegates
nom German Diets hase sufficiently demonstrated
the internal untenabity Of the uew attempt at I'LL.
Gation md The divisions among political parties In
Ges7n.ny. The letters sent BY The deputies Of Ger
tain Diets declining 10 pasttcpate IL the meeting.
together with the unnistakab1e indifference Of the
pubic, must have shown eyen the osieInators ot
.h,s meaningless denensttatton. the psepes'e..
arrogant criticisms the resolutions Of the two first
Powers Of Germany. But even If the speeches
uade, and the resolution i0 theirto speak mildly
-unbecomirg form and scmtfevol1hona1y cha,a1-
Ter met with The disregard they me1itcd, this failure
IN degree efAces tho offensive nature OF the TACT
the abuse !asehed on The great Poyers, which daily
publicly repeated in Frankfort under The eyes OF
the Federal Diet. and Of the troops Of The two
fpMcrs.
Committee ot Thtrty.tfx which conroked the Con-
Ercss Of De!eEates was upon this OCCASION reap.
pointed. and that the general committee and the
the permanently declared organ Of the German rev
olutiona1y party only aH nit better opportunity to
reappear With more anecees upon the scene.
eay ar1ee viii "a ,has lie mere e3istcuce or tie
Committee Of Th1Ety-e1x, independently Of tho
oects Of the recent tmmoder9te proceedings Of the
ter toward. 1he great Ge.nan Powers q is rcsoa-
lions. IL entirely Unconstitutional and Illegal. The
Frankfort Senate will especially be unable to deny
f5oI Fsdsfal Point %f Hsw thst The eest Of t.s
Of these illegal as1tauons. As far back alter the
Congress Of Delegates held On the s1st December,
1sca, when he establishment Of permanent com:
centre for the activity OF associations Of the pro-
pfsss pH. ns asnfd ND, npo
.hs @ seat Il tie Fee1s nies siase TIT period
ade, prove. the slight amount Of attention paid to
tie confidential remarks then offered by the repre-
tcntatres Of Austria and rrnssia to the chief
In the conviction that acts Of usurping ch1ac-
ter as those OF The committee and the Congress Of
Delegates cannot be longer permitted tn silence.
oai serious common danger, the Cabinets Of the
Great Powers cannot bat perceive IN inevitable ne.
CesS1ty ngafn 10 direct the entire attention Of the
% seia.ons toward @ aSe1a a. = Feaeqai se. n' '
I'VE feel assured That not only will such pas
s1onale inyectiyes and 90 extreme IN expression
c1ess Of delegates NO longer ind futnre asylum
IN Frankfort but that the Senate will hencegorth
not permit the meetings Of the new assemblies
m1ttee Of Thlfty-qiE. The authority OF The Senate,
10 which we tF*t addressed ourselves WILL Il Is to
be hoped, reliere from the necessity Of deliber-
Illegal attempts as hafe hitherto been made at he
seat Of the Federal DIet
:" Your E1eelleuey ID requested. as soon AZ yopr
step, to read ibis despatch 10 lie chief governing
Mayor, and, II desired, 10 1eave him copy Of The
ZANE f@,s"sa fs1 eondden'ial use' Receive; &C,
PRUSSIA AND TEE DUKE OF AUGUsrES.
.-... BEEIR. Oct. IS.
The ofllcial Haats Anscigtr of to-day pub
1ishes the following:
The events which accompanied the presence Of
the 1'Hnce OF AuEustcnhurE at Ecketnforde have,
as matter or course oceas1oned the serious aften-
ton Of the Government Of Schlesris to be directed
t0xnrtle tie persons implicated in these proceed
sovereign, The Prince a1osatcd 70 Mmsdlfa cha1ac.
ter At vasance with the present authorities.
"Ey Communication Of the 18th inst. the Gov
to the consequences repetition Of such oecurrep-
ees would email upon himself personally. II IL 10
be hoped that lha serious Intervention Of the Cor
e1ror which u entirely approved by the King. will
Legitimate aushoritg Should, however, The Prince
sgnin entcr Schlesxig without the permission Of
the King, and afford opportunity for ftcsh demon.
sttations, his arrest may be expected 10 ensue-
TIE ITALIAN ELECTIONS,
FLoREsSE, Oct. 25+-About 1i0 electoral districts
have already definitely elected their representative
10 The Chamber Of Deputies. or these ninety be.
long to the 3toderate Liberal party five to the c1cr-
ica and forty yfye to tho constitutional Opposition.
Sanitary Condition Of New York.
NEW TonK. Nov. 11.-At q meeting OF the Com
ntseioness OF Health, yesterday. resolution was
adopted directing the City Inspector 10 detail 4
rt,rdEf{ru rttv .F .9no.