The New York herald., 1868-05-14

which the Ministry are placed Is thsthat they can
mot and VIII not M 70 xe the
point. Unless however, they do so, the resolutions
will be entirely nugatory The Post, therefore, does
escape this dilemma One thing is very certain
he VIII leave no expedlent untried which may fur
nish him with the means OF holding for further
time the relns OF government.
The London Star contends that Ministers have no
right to stop the course OF legislation from reasons
personal to themselves and peculiar to their own
views which are:not those OF majority Of the House
The London Standard confesses that If the object
or the liberals be not so much the destruction OF the
Church as the overthrow OF the Ministry they can
plainly render 1t impractcable for ministers simply
the preparations for an appeal to the new constitu-
encies. They can move vote OF want OF confidence;
or they can go on defeating and harassing the al.
interest render endurance no longer possible.
Surely, says the London Saturday iteutelo the Min.
isry Is, OF all Ministries heard OF BY this generation
the most unucky. Weak In itself, composed of men
holding radically different opinions, discredted by Mr.
Disfaells incessant blunders, and with no kind OF
real power In the House Of Commons II had, rs 1t
was thought, one undenable source Of strength. 1t
mad the countenance, the afectlonate support and
friend and protector has although In friendly and
protecting way, done his best to damage It.
The London Economist predicts that the value OF
money win probably rise, from the cooperation
OF several suall causes For one thing, the demand
for capital has little increased AS to English bull
lion 1t s not likely to be trenched upon Neither the
United Statesmen Russia our largest creditors for
cornare likely to require bullion; and though other
nations may require some, there are considerable
supplies TO be looked for both from America and from
Australia. The cotton drain of bullion has now be-
come trliing and therefore, we cannot expect that
the demand for bullion Is now likely TO have much in
nuence on the London money market
The Londoa EconODttst points one moral OF the
Abyssnan expedlti0n-the value OF Anglolndans
The grand danger Of Englishmen, Amercans-and
probably one may add Gernlns-is tendency TO
stereotype capacity, TO produce an ever increasing
number OF Instruments, all very much alike. India
II,
that injurious nionoto.y. The. indian fearless, so
ness or responsibility, the spirit which IN 1852
Induced marching lieutenant 10 issue manifesto
declaring small independent State ''anneXeT to
British domnion--which act the government were
compelled silently 10 coniirm-woud In Europe de-
sroy discipline; but in asia 1t Is occasionally very
beneficial 20 have officer like Sir Robert Napier,
who, having fulfilled the object OF war, dare stake
his success again upon a further attempt-venture
of his own motion to offer king the alternative OF
surrender or capture.
The uailc receipts OF railways in the United King
dom amounted, for the week ending April %, on
1925 miles, to &22,3s2 and for the correspond
week OF last year, on II 913 miles, to f7l3,952 Show
ing an increase of 3l3 miles and decrease of &0 $40.