, 1866-03-22
FROM LONDON.
Prospects Of the 8ssorm Bin.
DESPERATE STRAITS :OF FEHLAN.,
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HeE1ng III ministerial crisis. English politics
have not s<ttled do1rn a1nce Lord Palmerstoh's
death, and 1t is rumored the resignation Of
Earl Russell, II true, would cuIy be the begin
Mug Of series Of changes. We should not;
TIT Quite 50 many Pre,nlers as you tried Gem
erals, because the number OF polssble' men Is
limited, hut We should be- destined, think,
TO seef three or }our'more turns given to the j,
kaleidoscope. Some Of our Liberals, who have !:
no chance IT office themselves, On reading the
hoa1 in the Tines thla n orning began to hope,
VIC should have Tory tnterregnum hut for
the sake Of the peace Of the world, ! tf1st no
such contingency VIII arrive. Lord Derby III
otsce would strain our relations With the
United States to the utmost, unless he ate eYery
word he has spoken upon yoar civil war;
and tn the party who support him nre to be
found. the bittercst haters of American instl-
tutions. 1T Il true, they would be " atehed
by liberal majority, but with our system Of
secret diplomacy! q great deal Of mischief
might be donewhl1c the House Of Commons
was In the dark. Ny, own bcliefis, thht two
or three liberal Cabinets would be tried be-,
fore lhe,desparate extremity ,of.a coaserra-'
;t1ve ons would be resortea to. M. 'Dirael'a
:tudsmcntsis distrusteds sby the county, and,
since he inherited o large fortune from p lady
Of Ills, racew made thu only condition
that be should continue to regard
tho interests of the chosen: people.
he has seemed careless about dtace
1t. 1t. nevertheless fire out ofescsy six pszsoas'
you meet, will tell you that n Liberal tuilis-
1ry-es1hef the:present one Of nnothesApa1-
not last long i; md tt1tthe moment the BUS.
sell Government, which has not rcsigped3 L
may remark, brings forward a measure in
which the principles distinguishing LAperals
meet with an adTorse vote, and be compelled
either to dissolve Parliament or to resign,
Twill give you the cause Of this sttauge
condition OF things, 1t.is simple one, but
very operative. The Government and It's sup"
po1ters have been engaged In rehearSiog a
but 10 the intense delight Of those who are
eonly waiting for the pablIc performance, to-
/, interfere: an afraidT do not otexasEefate tho.
case 'when T say that tllce-tdurshs
OF the ministerial supporters arc aresse
TO that reform .hill; which, according to Ms.
ment Of 4 class anu lnlhze, new :1ifa Iatp the
British Constitution BY conflding .11ghtful
powers :to:the. ipeopla.". And yet that very
Reform Bill was the chief Of tho Minis
try. How you. Americans Wonld laush could
{on hear what .sa an s2metlmes ealled upon to
tioo wiz be apparent Without: The "details.
some render NAV ask how Ii could happeu
then. tAut the Government promised d bilf of
the kind. Well 1t was just this: 4 liberal
Government could not be carried on
after Lord Palmerston's death without Earl
Russell and Mr.. Gladstone, and both ofithose
statesmen Feru bent upon leaving the torpid
condition in which they wefo kept by Lord
Palmc,ston, and upon Strengthening thd inst-
>tutfons Of the country by Putting them
upon broader foundation: II yon had
heard as | have apne, the groaps Of
not be 50 sangnine as NJ. Bancroft seems to
be Of les'tslntiFe changc tnat VIII, very
materially modify our policy. Earl Kusscu
and Ms. GLADSTONE are nettheF OF them men
Who are eataiy- apProaehed, 9r,at AZ events
T. Eremoosfrated "ath, and Eo, dare say, the
eonhds ffc,ef 70 ,nase .9fsa INTO eoitest
~. nt.;da ~ thn ~s,not tha III. :.
of1he i;nsra; na1tv rera ;,;n5ny t;3ontS,sr +, .
that dap and Iho sent;ncnt np5,a9ssi Is an
~ tin1 ~ - ~, - s,T ous
~. a.. s,S et tWaot. " tu .s W. ~
pss,5,Tnsra 1sanisd A. ses Il r.ri 1p;fh - a
ihnnt nT asssnt and ~ Il IL al IL. ronnd tba :,
h.. sa9 w. ~ h dshrat snd wbH "no WI
IN ~" .ea .us ~" p-nsnsar aue Gs
Lou' su ~ pas.n .n " 1ne 1t 1aS ~,
ue - T., T"a4;s.a ~ ~. - VI
~ az ~ ~ auu Eraa w. =
;n;ns IT. sa n ,hr i entrastv NJ E1aastnns star,,
ana teso, In ~ nt.s dtua neuusva
4uar!9Fi s1ak 1i -" g meH viz .ae -n!l.s ~.
tefs u hfsotm y ~. aon u Eenti}t oo4 lua'
ths unanc!84 P5o}eels upou nlga ~ 4eatt y
set will be rendered impossible any tohssa
erable change Is proposed n thn Constitution
! z! the country. 1n the cl0os, upacf necrela
1ics pull their mu5tachios, and swear that ~ Ke
folm + hunbrg. They ask you, Hht
wants i and, beeanse Their l'ai it0c:S 'at tn
west ENG balls Or the1E 1ellowa IN hunt seS
press no Interest In the topic, refuse to. hea
your reply. The result L., that the Govern
ment pauses in itsdetefmiaa.ion- to hay
REFORM bll that It must lave-but to brinl
f. Id bill which shall really grant 10 the work
lngmen Of the country sharu In the admins
ttntion Of the 1aws..
CAUSE or TIE DIFFICULTY. p:
Ihage stated the difficulty, and Iwnl u,eu
ton what Consider TO be 4 cause of IL. III
uuetttorlab1y no thorou,h: revolution in Ii
constitution Of the British Parliament ca
take uiuce In tl1e ahsenco OF n0pular excite
rnent and there /. lust nav uothtnr Ia +
seen deserving that namc. The people are T.
j. eilispusted mt the wav tbs -subfcct has shea
tril}ed witt by various parties that they Iii
not believe the present one to be In carnes
about II. and tIev wait their time far som
emergency wlsch shell etir them to insIst viii
Tahe1ncnce that cannott he Titbstnod
4 NOON d radical ClHurH COmOAted With XhiCj
ali the, proposals Of the late adm{nistra
lions hsye. been .,as chIld's pfay. Bu
our Government does nothing to distur]
this Indifference. It seems 10 fear III
question: Ha deputation waits upona Min
1 lister. bc is cautIon itselff tn his rcnly. HTh
Parliament Will not poss a Strong measure
The Government does not denv that the work
ing classes are insuficieutly .1cpfesepted, an,
they arc very anxious on tie matter rcpera11y
They Hops to he able in the end TO do some
thiny. but It wfM. Be- very uttle.H The fort
and OF course the Conservatives profit By Il
I II Ministers wanted to pass thoroughly ZOO
measure, they could evoke the enthusiasm {
the muses. In day BY talking In q bold m
conhdcDt tone-bT. speaking Of reform as
they were Interested III u. aud bg sauctiontn
speeches with some little sangulnenoss i
them, they would convince h the country the
port a. they wantedi aud this Is the cours
which they even now must adopt-
TIE TESIAr: MOVEMENT.
lharc always believed that the Fenian move
mcnt In ireland was orerEated By our autho
tiles. ] have watched with uDeasiness III
their minds. and eVcp now, despite the hume
ous arrests they have. made and the 'suspe'
sion Of constitutional liberty In the: is1ant
. ELL am convinced mat there has az no tim
oeen any danger OF alst taFoance ol tae pcac
My Owl Information lg 70 thc elect that IN
. fe~ OF the large Towns there hare been dog
: or Two people oflate,' whose American accet
/ and command oi money have awakened II
alarm OF ueighboFtng landed proprietor
The latter have, been anxious and frfEhtche
: and they hare communicated their tears
: the government. Some dou9t!ul :lookin
.. strangers are nov n prison, and slr;, Adam
B LYING ~ nnu oat "no Ivy AsH' tns nas
j sto,,gh arerv one eiso n ire,.nd sa1e ne,ha1
ths Zimmerman eis nfrnid to give nttcfnnce
nnv other than the outhori1eii noiitirai mi
= iy ianys 10 nr,3;nsTv wcvs of commerce n
. tSnn,n M a. stn,hed. - w.
= ~ -rssoss,s1,,rr, a ~ ,~,vp vr x,,. .a
A1ofvNs'nih. - .s $500" tLsAso.
sai1 IN ta the Ia Amefea
pursuing n sclnsn ana ctnel eoarse, nna Il
Il events VI Inc lost teH WEEKS colIoEorate u
p words Cniy 100 eonsincaneiy' tacfe a