New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-11
UaDAY MORNING, AUGUST il, 1856.
Inssresslns Foreign Intenlgsnee.

In til, House of Commons, on the 23d uIt., Mr..
White .sEed whether, looking to the conspicuous
good fai th and friendly feelings of the government
OF the nited states towards Great Britain. in its
recent { 0nduet to the Fenans, her maIesty's gov
ernnnenf were now prepared to submit all claims
and matt inldispute between the two powers to
An arbtr afien mutually acceptable.
Lords anley said that he quite agreed with the
honorable member as to the good faith and hon
orable fec liRgs shown by the government of the
United ST ates in regard to the Fenan conspiracy.
TIE COVER Raaent felbmoss anxious to remove any
feelings OF kiFritRtiDn wlEeh might still remain IN
connection with these matters, but he was afraid
he eould nj It give as positive an answer as the
honorable man1beT desired. These matters had
already bt zen discussed by the late government
and the dis, mission had terminated, and during the
abort time teaa&d been In office those claims had
not been nri ged. it the intention of the gov.
eminent to issue aToyal commission to inquire
into the epe raton Of the neutrality laws, and what
Alterations might he necessary in them He
could only BY, that if these claims were again
urged the 20 yerRment would give them the NEST
PssTnraiIe ~ isidAratiun.
In botS hot lsas Of parliament, on the 24th, the
subject sof ii ne riots in Hydepark gave rise to
Jona disenRsio ne. In the Commons the home So
crefafv aefent led the conduct of the authorities
and said the m after of right to admittance to the
nerks hsE Be, Hn previously decided. In conse-
duente Of the Disturbances which followed Lord
E6prys sunda, trading act, commission was is
sued hv the Iatt government which inquired fully
into the subject and completely disposed of the
use et the parks fer any purpose contrary to the
yeraiatinns issu ed for their management The
cenpael had give the opinion that the authorities
had,anwerto clio e tde gates, and to exclude per
aons attempfngt Q 40ree en- entrance, and til eect
persons paraiiHg or playing instruments Of music,
although they mig htuotbe creating disturbance
This being iae cas- = he thought the parks ough
not to be used 70 political demonstrations and
reiigiaas aritaEions and until ne corrected
BY paFliament he hDuld still hold that it was his
III. Sli16snt ssid Inc government had taken the
most certain rBeans 10 provide disturbance and
& give ID Importance. lie hoped that honorable
geDtIenen ON 6he government side, would take
warnisg ssonr the pa 81 thar If they persisted in
locking tue stsa Of j we constitution, be people
would mi do WA the 3irgs of she CONS tuition as
s-they did the palinga Of the park the previous
M 6siab,t Hast befo rs tae riot. wrote the fol.
Towing 10 III D Secretary ef The Reform League;
@koqaDALE July H.
aDeay Sir II thank 70 81 council Ior t1e invita-
tieu to the, Ia Getting intend bd 70 he held in ayde
PARK on Monday nezt l. cannot leave home tor
goIne DAYS To eoIue and terefore cannot be in
London Id Iha 23I inst we that the chief Of the
Metropoan Olive 59rGe y s W. nus aten
pears from Lbs hEk people IN ay meet the parks
for every putiase but that Will Oh ought TO be most
important and 0slt dear to tsem- 10 meet in the
streets il ihco av niens and to meet in the parks
unlaREui III Is is thatsheory Ut the policy of the
authorities oi lshs metropolis 1op have asserted
your right 60 IA eel on Rrinrose Hill and Trafalgar
SQUARE hooe 4 ftesr Monday next, enc will
DOUBT your wight t. m4eetin Hyde Patk. IT pub
Lie meeting id bull Ae park n denied y0q, and #
the franchise IN IN at Foundation does our liberty
rest or Issthefe Il le edantry auy liberty but the
toeratian IL Tie l'n ng el8sses. fhis as serious
question. bHtitis Ne cesaary, TO ask 1t and some
answer must be III ven TO If am yours, very re-
specially. J0HN BREGHT.n
Mr.. saiie Coofna nh aeysre terms eoadempe d I
MT Bright lett-T a 81 league !
Mr, Layard said til u ensures Of the goVeEnmentI
were most lid eious 1T mast be rea0liy etgd that
the people had been tainted with their apathy for
reform AMI tiess tau w the Artaans let deeply
show the falacy of Ma belief. As 1T was the !
government had done VI ia her power to invite !
the raaghs s. take adv. atage OF the meeting Of /
WORKING eiasses and ert @te inW. +
Mr. stuart Mil said III atiather lawyers had laid !
y down taas the people lada right 70 hpid meet
ing lin tue parks hut hs did nor lay eny stress y
upon that, far If the peOp ehal not his night they
ought 70 hAvs il, and per mission ought 10 have q
been gyea VIXEN applied NJ Such meetings as ! !,
this held once month, gere not nearly so
great az Interruption II The RSe Of the pax as a
mnilSafy NJ volunteer reyie vi Honorable gen.
stbsealah9pgoHlee nag EXCITED tse'ag concerning
Las pEeyplus Aieht waigAit VI Aaid take all their 8
wisdom aud yeags 70 aay. phss Vust jealous re- e
formers were most anXluus to pFfYeat cnison1 y
between The governing classes and tie pc ple
more mischief ia ons hour th.a,a an age could I
repair.
Alter some remarks by MI. Ds,.AeIi, The subject
dropped.
The Times says here Il 4 pro seet Of parIia. !
nenE heng called g1on before we 2 ose of The ,
session W make arrangements Cor falillug thp
understanding entered into httwe4u The Norh
Amsriean pE6giaces aud t3e late minister fr a
guarantee 81 e400 900 Tor the construction OF lha Fl
fniercomia raroad hile frunl H3hfsx,
The Times IF the 25th says;
Yesterday tie rolling began again. Crowds
oongfegaed.in hyde Park. and again attacked the
poles wtb stones and brGkbass. They tare ny
the shrubs broke Of the branenes 'rpm HE Trees.
and wrought depasta siOA ~ The pslk vii tak9
some kIms 70 restore As nighs aR reached III II
attack 10 private houses was resaned. The vim
ydeHs Of the A8heuBula GLIB Were SMASHED, Tor
what reason il is not eesyto conceive, " other
streets, near tAe park similar oatgages were epm.
mftteds Several Of INC poiice re said 10 have h
been bsiy burt on this ha second night OF the
riot The guards both horse and FOOT nave been
required 30 aperswe tie crowd. After lsayiug
the park on Monday, gangs OF rulitns broke in
the Windows IN Stand Cumberland street AtIlI
O'Clock ia the nbraiag, two TIRES hundred were !
eng iged il the work Of devastation and the iold
chauteiors windows shared The same fate as c
those on the other side Of the park. Complete
gaist was apt restored in she London streets till
almost morning. %