The New York herald., 1866-07-09

tRcsignntion OF Earl Russsu's Cabinet
The statements 10 ParIIaAene-Ncgoti-
Outline OF Policy.
In iheiIoase Of Lords the ao, ,of June. Earl Rrs
sIL tio icar whose opening sentences noble lords IN all
parts ofhc honse leaned forward hcncctuaiyl spoke
eybt as follows:-I rise stag 10 your iordshps
what ne occurred with respect 10 he event to which
niluded,n former evening. In Scortance with the
announcement which then madg to your lordships
the uaneelio, or the Exchluer and l had
sbis dg audience OF her Msjsty and have now
% infsm your lordships that Isving stated TO her
Mges' ,,, .uM We nsd .nanSEay ooreed 70 ender
our rs nations are accepted Some time has eIapsed
ssinee skcd your lord-hips 70 stpend public business
icr Nesty on receiving the tsnder OF anaon which
I'VE su-en Tuesday last in the brst place, pciscd
- saytbs. she wsied the Cabinet reconsider their
uecsn; that appeared TO Majesty that the gov-
MEm. bld only soen dcfe,ed "a point OF dclsii, |
Od, lrther that tho present stare of the Continent
Hfde very inexpe.ent that a change or govern.
seat iouid take place BY the latter statement her
D sr or .uome tine in COMMUNICATION with
10 Mgn hsers, whose policy was known 10
n, - fevn Powers, who tad ma n ained an intimate
,h sEcayiu both France All Russia the nentpl Powers
mt se rscnt var might nae an adsaniaeo over others
new % %sarpca 9nlec hasever srest their export
rnce 81 bihy. with fespeeto the statement by her
daJe .nai zoe defeat OF ~. gover1ment took place
upon smaler p detail beg say t,a, had occa-
staten srwth Fyafd to The b ror tb extension OF tho
'nnrag M}d nc redistribution ssl,s But VIII state
MAJESTY W. pleased 70 de ma s-c.pt the Office Of
Tlrat !. " q q. treasury; ghen accepted that
'Nte |
fcqucntl gwen ~ various sas snisrations, by my |
wn adm t.iratoa, ny ttIt of iord Aberdeen and by
bat Of foi apamefson pedAcs tcat had not been
edeemed Gd that rcproach exL4ci--and u VAL con.
nue 20 ex u-uron any party Ia ~ cruniry that du
ot take an, opportunity which DAt -o'm practstoie
sove thisn sstion. which, f eftensosyed- must DC
Productive ~ arcat Inconvenience WY lords ap
saroS ~ ~ ~ and ALWAYS sefcd bon that opinion |
,ah. \. ~ ar out OF or,cc--thatk not wise 20
-, ~ W ouesfion of refor llwlt lthsui ciruum
,n.s L. 49, - as 10 lead 20 the hte thai u would
: .s 49, 49, & 49, s.ped believe sn, the representa-
ons ~ .., ~ TO aud from \ reports Of pro
oaa,s @ VIZ ~ =, ecttons which took Asce dpcng Inst
ear ,ba, rhsd n + worable opportrEiAto TO settle ihs
uesion. ConsdeTs - susil.oi sn - s'os e -
be public mind owl y ~ = =. 'o,'u III
avine been produced % ,hss us.e,e1 ofoipe" auu
se therefore thought h, W. ~ 49,. ~ ~ T. =" ,.i
her Matss,s ~ sovefpme ~ dec de hy that Measure Va
.houd :, .nd a. s,il A. Nr THE sfed ~ cramned
All tho nfoyms,lon ve ha procifod and wetonsdered
The prncinie. on which q W measure OF tho ld .aond
be- based Ana a seemed % me my lords. hN ug had q
part oonsiderable part IN Che framing and nduc,cn
ind subsequently an The yng OF another Aasurs Of
reform ibat lord Grey Sas perfectly wA when |
10 declared with regard 10 nat measure that hsvsbed
10 be large IN order that might he safe semed |
me thst the occasion We ought % cdsidcr
vbether u would he adv sable 10 prepare m@surc |
vhich would pass ers'ly hicugh Parliament ~ acm. |
vornise Of fas OF dsb parties, whethef an
Sfempt ought not be rnsdc 10 infrodnte measare
vhjcL wod last undlsturbed 81 (eafi long ~ tks
rlsinaI Reform ssf II appcsredJc nsos' re ,res,ed