The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-13

Special Telegram to the
Eerald.
The Reform Demonstration In Lon
don and Progress Of a C0nsti-
tuiional Revolution.
american, French and Italian Flags In the
Linz and Radical Democratic Notices.
DISRAELpS PLAN OF REFORM.
DISRAELpS PLAN OF REFORM.
4 Fenian Diversion and Parliament and
Horse Guards Agitated.
RESIGNATION OF THE ITALIAN CABINET.
SC. &c. &c.
IMPORTANT FROM ENGLAND.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO The HERALD.
The Reform Demonstration in London md
Jmn.ense Display 80 the strength Of the PcO-
Pile Democracy In Fail Force and ReyOlu-
Iionnry Tunes mud Banner IOttoes-NO Cheer
Cor the Prince Of Wales, but Public Ovation
60 the Genius Of American Liberty, &c.
QuEExs HorEr, LONDON, Feb. IL, 1861
The Reform Leagues open air demonstrai ion, Which
was made this city yesterday tMondayl the 1lh inst,
was grand success the shape OF moral force dis
play, and very unmstakaole expression or the feeling
OF che workingmcn and middle classes with respect 10
She necessity OF an extension Of the franchise by Par
lament and the Crown
There we're twenty thousand persons in the process
sion. The streets through which they marched were
lined with two hundred thousand spectators, the
nast OF whom had turned out from sympathy and TO
evince their feeling with the men.
One hundred picked acting pioneers, drilled az
cayalrymon, headed the line and the very best order
was maintained during tho march, with the exception OF
che occurrence OF Of "bonneng'' and throw
in4of stones by some .roushs."
The day bright and with car shining above,
in pleasing and striking contras. as regarded the
weather that which the Queen rode Ia royal state
asovn Buckingham Palace TO Westminster open the
Parliament.
The whole population OF London appeared to be out Of
doors during the day There flags and banners ds-
played on all sides through the city, and the uned
Stxtes Ssench. and Italian national Gags vere borne
'alsfs In Tho procession by the reformers
observed also in tue picture Of the American
yachs Heudstta
The bands OF the lcaguers played yankee Doodle,
the sMarseilalsc" old .Joha Brown Marching Alone,
and the stCarabaidi Hymu."
The Prince Of Wales and Prince Alfred we're in the
city, and obsers ed the display apparently with atter
siou from the United Service Club House. The princes
and recognized, but their presence did not
elicit cheer.
Whom tho procession reached 10 opposite the official
residence OF the United States Minister there was
splendid onernq indeed ovation to the spirit and work
io1 Of the American constitution. Opposite to the
Aouss every took of his hat In saute and nine
,-dessening cheers wore gwen the American Union
The notices ON the banners voected the spirit Of the
people FROM many may mention 1.-THE Ballot. tNo
Surrender" 'Liberty, Equality and Fraternity, "Aan.
hood Suffrage" "Ssrfdom lie Infamcus" "The Voice Of
the People Cannot be Opposed with safey, "Disobsd
encs to Tyrants is Duty 70 Cod" "Taxaion Without
Representation Is Tyranny "Liberty 10 Those Who
Dare Demand It," "Put Your Trust IN God, but Keep
Yous Powder Dry"
The march OF the procession was terminated reach.
ing Agricultural Hal. Here was held an immense meet
ing about 80, 900 persons being present.
letter vas read from Stuart Mil. Up. The ODon
'ognue. NJ r.; Mr. Potter. NJ p; Mr. Taylor. NJ p. and
otheyz made specchs.
The resolutions adopted denounced the Derby Cabinet
and Commanded manhood suffrage.
A ds,utalios, named for the purpose. presented an
address Mr., Gladstone. NJ p, exChancelIor Of the
xxcheQsr In the morning. and received an encouraging
reply but neither Mr. Gladstone John Bright att nded
At the meeting.
TIE apessiou IL Pariiament-Disraeli and
81 nn..x~.S
QuKEss IoEI, LONDON Feb IL, 1867
The Hoise % Commons Was crowded with members
and visitors tho galleries this evening" all anxious 70
hear the parliamentary programme Of the Derby govern
msns efloiaiy explained
~ Prince Of Wales Prince Alfred shc Duke Of Cam
bridge the Prince Won Trek sou-in-law Of the Queen,
sr Russell and many other distinguished pcrsonages
,sero present when tho Speaker took the chair.
Tbs Right Hon Benjamin Disraei, Chancellor Q. the
.Excheqics, rose and delivered lengthy historical
sspecoh essay, the subject Of British reform and
the Br,1ih constitution. The address manif sted few
only aiaw-lashes OF his usual spirit, whcn denounc
ing GoId~in Smith a. "wild man, and ironically do
tending Earl RUSSELL Towards The cloee Of his speech he
SAD tho government would introduce series Of resou-
lions the House, framed to test the sense Of
Parliament on the subject before presenting reform
b lie fixed the 9th Of February instant az the day
for Offering these resolutions, which regarded o.
vasue and uufatisfactory
Mr. Gladstone ross In reply He made few com.
u,onplace remarks and accepted the government plan,
pu protested against the delay IN submitting the bill
Tho Feuian Alarm In PnrIiamen -IrruptIon Of
Fsnrseen Hundred Raiders on Chester The
Csmmander.in-Ch Chief Leaves the House and
Hurries 10 Horse Guards. &c.
During the progress OF the debate the House was
s,srSed BY report the Fcnians bad turned out and
taken the oy Of Chester, situated on tho river Dee,
about sixteen miles south southeast Of Liverpool The
Duke Of Cambridge, Commander In Chief Of the English
army Quilted the house hastily and hurried TO tho War
once a. Horse Guards
The dispatches from Chester state that fourteen hun.
aired strangers had arrived there suddenly ON Monday
sveuipp. from Liverpool and Manchester, somewhat In
the style OF the Fsnsn RAIDERS ON Cauads.
There vas very great alarm produced By this movc-
rucnt IN che town The volunteers and police were called
20 arms and organized.
No outbreak took place, nor has any yet occurred
The point OF stack was feared DO on the Castle d
Chester and tho troops stationed In IL The castle con-
tains very npc armory, and has about thirty thousand
-%Iand Of arms within las walls
Chester is very ancient Episcopal ly. and gives the
title of Earl TO the Prince OF Wales.
The Fenian Movement.
LONDON, Feb. 1c-NocA
rroa, representation. made TO the government serioui
Fcn,an riots we're feared Chester but the authorities
were wslchfuI, and the outbreak did NOT occur.
LONDON, Feb 12-Evening
No rotous proceedings have taken place Of Chester al
was apprehended, and the city Is quiet.
Tho presence or number Of supposed Fenians vhs
had recently crossed over from Ireland gave rc 70 these
apprehension but they have left the town without Gre
ating any disturbance.
Italy.
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RESIGNATION Of the Cabinet.