The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-03


haa more is coming Only four months ago new Par
Gsnent was opened by new administration, the for
esDale heirs Of one ina, hsd enjoyed more sry and
The survivor Of 0e'sratton Of ed. Ea1esmsv
Nd IN the Lords while the most brilliant and IavoIsa
Pesps heuensnts could count majority OK sevsnT n
She Commons There large field open . achieve
snt for many subjects had been held eaex Tor me bet
ser times which "a IL happened, had then actually ar
rived for ne v0orst danses n IA so.aly cane 10 an end
ssh ne close Of ne Yeht was quite evil
oen that the administration would have 70 hold It's
ground on the usual terms OF doing battle on every point
Mat could fairly be disputed. We only shared the mis-
Qsinge OF multitude far greater than chooses TO ayow
Hseh when this administration elected 70 win It's spurs
n an enterprise which had proved fatal to every
government that had attempted II, and whion
N mad proved 70 be far from first necessity
= political existence Parliamentary REFORM IS Etos
sos'gay mater 1t must be long In preparation II IA
work 10 10 last long II must be creation OF time for
proposes to bind time itself and lay II under enduring
laws II creates customs and prescriptions partially
guparsedes constitution founded In the depths OF
proposes safe compromise between classes and inter
$40 ta' eveT Srop aud become nor 9 naptes We did
Mink that this work might be deferred till the al
ninstraon had sssayed its power and proved the tenn.
Rcf OF Its Instruments But It was 70 DO otherwise
Nc mighty birth of matared wisdom, instead OF start
mg cut IN I'll paBoply from the brain OF its author
aropped out piecemeal, and II only alter
Struggle and much oss OF time that the government
submitted 10 the decenoy OF Q complete measure-if
indeed that could be called complete which supple
mened with hasty after thoughts The discredit OF
2AIoh Lord Russell had earned hs good name was
aggravated by the evident fact and the unbushing
svowai that both had the confidence Of small section
~ no means entitled TO this honor IL could only be ia
some fasous and utterly unconstitutional character
We organ OF democracy, or some other less dennable
policy, that the member for Birmingham could have
been admitted the councils OF her Majesys advisers
BIS name did not become a OF strength, and IL
Afforded the fragrant faults OF the
Tho cautious public has the measure and
tAined both the metal and the mint II Is Mr.. Brghts
bili ami nothing more and In now thrown back the
. BY the division Of Monday night nothing, alb
eoiueiy nothing 10 established and nobody committed
-. hlntyn H. h.tsA
eas for the franchise than the estimated rental IL IL
more detail There probably people who have
another as well they may considering the variety OF
circumstances and the changes OF legislation But has
no necessary bearing on the only principle allowed
~ De IN qGestoD-the admission Of many thousand
poor electors fort would have been perfectly competent
% body TO that the ratabe value give the
franchise in boroughs should be CO. So, II
TO obtain the required The Attorney General
csnid have moved this with much propriety. AZ this
Ass DONE the enlargement Of the constituency
has not been denntvely put 70 the House The oppos
hoa, herfore canlot be charged wtA refusing 70 enfan-
class ~o king ne They cannot be charged With the
evasion OF single ztepayer from the franchise They
may even alege tbst they ready TO apply the princ
PIE and the privilege Of and lot the entire popua
except generally to the Acknowledgement of ratepayen
sAd their Literally unimpeached They are
- they were at the opening Of tho SEES.
SION Bnt a great government, at the head
q great party, has destroyed itself rapidly and
gratutousy OF The CITY banks said TO have
done the other day The only result Of immense labor
q suicide Of which better account be given than
fhe eccentric for which poor creatures OCCASION
Aly pat end to themselves. Why has the liberal gov.
ernment thrown itsel preciIce? No honest jury
could sby return any other verdict than that II has
committed suicide TO prove estimated rental better test
shan ratable Value. Such rs the bright martyrdom Mr.
Gladstone has attained TO.
But wha. time do il in II The better the day the
Gay the worse he deed Here are the nations
,sf Europe generally declaring war against each
sther. Her Majesty, without whom nothing can be
asne and Who has both to accept designations and OH the
ysesncies is dischargng the functions OF royalty al
bahnora near Elk hundred miles from Westminster All
mai could be done last night to NE general
azadstiL and promise more definite explanations In
Few days, when letters and answers, ministers,
sstgong and incoming shall have had time TO traverse
he island aud fro. Unless her Majesty should further
shorten the very short she intended 10 make In Scot
Ind two successive Cabinets will have TO vis, the High
hnds within twelve days at whai loss and ncon
voaince 70 ths public service II IL frightful 10 think.
men come lev othr question: There is the session
70 - wound mp There business that must be done,
and business that need not be done. There are also
accidents that may happen before We govern
nent 81 all Uhe LM>rtcdn eivii gaze much
hoAbe ,oiH Grmansc oiru be quit harmless We
src bcasing ~ innsnify perhaps prema1ry There Is
enc comfortable reflection, only that occurs 10 u.s.
md II 10 Mr. Gladstone and his colleagues. They
lave not been overhrcwn by the opposition They have
ben slain for principle and by antagonist There
hfnether foe Tho blow such II was 10
which they have succumped was dealt by Of their
SYN party. II the chiefs OF the opposition como In
N because thew are invoked as mediators and called
n 70 heal party feud The government has subsidized
and another takes Its place by the laws OF
Not single item OF retrfbution IL due 10 the gov
sxnRent not grudge the contrary, all pose bic
operation III liberals bound BY the very terms OF
Nhem selfimmolation to give the conservatives q
fr tr al, and certainly not 10 exact from them task
which, everything In their favor they have found
impossible 70 bring to even respectable end.
DIFFICULTIES op AGED AND ISPiRh STATESMEN
From the Pail Mall Gazette June 10
The Inconvenience inciden. 20 septungenarian and
sssty s,aesmanshp we're never more seriously felt than
the present crisis The government e In the minority
Lard Russell will probably wish 70 place his gnaton
n her haestys hands and Lord Derby wiz DO sent for,
a. nulr Tn
with their royal mistress both the outgoing aud the 10
canning Premier will have to face all the ncemency OF
h~ndred miles The soltudes Of Bamoral doubtless
sGiracve, aud ind greater favor her Maestys eyes
man do either Windsor Osborne at tho present busy
Nevertheless, unless We in future select our
cabinet Ministers for the same qualities ~ those
vhsh we insist Ia our Queens messengers-personai
visor and capacity for sudden and distant raven will
~ absolutely necessary 70 sex out for the Queen some
etbe country residence more to her taste, uoAts a
reasonable dnta1cs " Doun'nS erect.
The Latest.
rhe Cuba, cath Of June, reports Nothing positive
trsnsp the Ministerial crisis The Absence
- the Queen at Baimoral causes delay In the nego,a
The Morning Tos. says under reserve that the Queen
has eegraphd her unwingness 70 accept the rendered
TIE London vers takes II for granted that the Minis
asrs will resign the Lord Chano or incidentally
stated in the Court Of EIshequer that be should probs
" cease 20 hear causes After the I'D hsupposes the
The TINS gives rumor that Russell and Gladstone
n4viee the dissolution OF Parliament
other journals declare that there IN other choice
bit gnaiion Of tho Ministry dissolution o. Psriia
ncnt
was believed that In view Of the crsis tho Queen
would forthwith return 10 Windsor
Tne London Tims states that the Queen viii not return
from Scotland TN the morning Of the 20th therefore
EXPECTED explanations cannot BE- given 70 Parliament
~ that day.
IL 4 exclusively believed that the Queen will give the
uiasters their option to dissolution Of Parliament
me Tss thinks dissolution possible bat improbable.
The London Sdy thinks the prospect Of dissolution
clear and believes the Queen has not the slightest OBJ
lection.
Public meetings wero being held In the large towns IN
support 81 tn government and reform.
The London 20 says that motion VIII be male
the House OF Commons expressing confidence In the
nlstry aud promis ng favorable consideration OF the
ef9rm measure at the next % the Ministers,
40 do not announce q dissolution 81 Parliament
The Money Crisis.
rRE BANK or vNGLArp RATE oF DISCOUNT ar
rKS rER CENT AND CAUSES WHICH INFLUENCE