The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-09

their funny lectures as usual The public however,
gave The iete the cold shoulder.
The Relations with Observation-Disclosures Disci-
pline-Election Canvass.
In the House OF Lords on the 9th of July, no.
uced IN cable despatch, Mr.. KINGLAKE asked what
were the impediments which now prevented the re-
Of Mexico
Lord STANLEY said-No doubt the present state Of
the relations between England and Mexico are not
satisfactory. There is no diplomatic intercourse,
and consequently we have direct means OF afford
ects in Mexico or to Others Interested in that coan.
sty; But want to point out, though think have
stated II already, that, though this is state Of
Things the government exceedingly regrets, IL is
not either directly or Indirectly. their doing
Shear, hear.) The fact is that the present
TO THINK not very wisely but no doubt acxng within
their rights choose to consider that the recognition
matter Of hostility against the Mexican republic
which they contend was the only legitimate govern
ment existing in the country and winch they further
contend has never ceased to exist though OF course
during the time Of the foreign occupation its func
lions were necessarily In allegiance. Upon that
course with this country. We must, OF course, admit
That they have the right to do so, although we may
not approve OF the course either in their interests
our own. But 1t would not be suitable-I will not
say TO the dgnity-but 1t would not be consistent
WIN sell-respect on our part IT, they having taken
tLat step, we were to beg them to reconsider their
decision and to admit us again to friendly inter-
course. (Hear, hear.) All can say is this, that
whenever they choose to take what must call
more rational view of their situation, and willing
70 make up their differences with US, they will not
find that any difculty is raised by us in the way OF
reconciliation Hear, hear But the House, think,
Will agree with me that, under the circumstances,
the first overture ought to come from them.
The election canvass was continued vigorously.
The London Nelcs reports:-The liberal party In
Dumbartonshire have unanimously selected as their
the late Lord Campbell, and whose hitherto
has been in India, where he held the high post of
Civilian Judge to the Supreme Court Of Calcutta,
and was appointed Chief Commissioner OF the Gen.
trail Provinces. Mr.. Campbels reports the Orissa
famine OF the commission on which he was the Pre-
sident are well known He Is also the author of the
standard work called ''Modern India and was made
Q. B. for his gallant conduct during the Indian
mutiny.
The rumor that Lord Grosvenor will not offer him
self to the citizens Of Chester for reelection is
founded. His lordship, whose personal wish 1t is
understood was to leave Parliament has consented
to stand again in the liberal interest.
1t Is rumored that General Peel, who retires from
the representation OF Huntingdon at the close OF the
present Parliament ID about to be called to the peer
age; e.,u,, r, .....,.u
county Palatne OF Lancaster and leader OF the North
ern Circuit OF England, died suddenly ut Lancaster
from the effects OF q stroke OF apOpexy.
Consul Cameron arrived In London suffering Sc
verey from the effects OF the cruel treatment in
lcted by Theodore during the last few months Of his
A programme had been published of the Queens
visit to France, according to which her Majesty would
arrive In Cherbourg the evening Of August s, set
out for Paris Immediately and arrive there ct six
O'Clock In the morning. The rest Of the day to be
spent with the Empress Eugene at the Tuileries At
halfpast seven In the evening the Queen leave by
special train for Geneva During the whole of the
visit her Majesty will maintain the strictest ncOg
nito, travelling under the designation of Countess
OF Kent, accompanied by the Marchioness Of Ely as
Lady in Waiting, No preparations are to be made
for her at any of the railway stations and depua-
tons will be received.
The Paris Ltoerte OF July 20 publishes in con-
spicuous type and under the heading --latest nelli-
gence" this statement:-Our London correspon- |
dent makes us acquainted with the following fact,
which appears TO US worthy Of attenton-"Dr. |
Pusey, head OF the Anglican Church party which |
bears his name, has just abured the Anglican faith
and been converted to Roman Catholicism This |
example has been Immediately followed by DR..
Hamilton, Bishop Of Salisbury, who has also gone |
over TO Catholicism, giving up an income OF Ga, 900
year." The Steele, which reproduces the news, ex. |
presses the opinion that there Is no probability OF
the latter example being initiated