The Sun. — 1858-05-24 (London, England)

NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, Sap rAty Night. a s The withdrawal of Mr. CardwinOlion of censure on the Ministry in the House of Commons last night, lame and impotent as it is, has Leen received with a toltrable amount of satisfaction, as t' e I est for all partit sat the present moment. The whole affair has be n considered by the men of the noith as a mere faction fight, and as not re.dounding to the credit of the House of Commons As ade iberative assembly. It his not added to the popularity of Lord Paltterston and his party down here ; and if a dissolution had followed a defeat of the Ministry it is every way probable that, disgusted as the Liberals of the north are with Lord Palmereton's recent stitservietcy to. France, and hie contemptuous abandonment of the iinfortunate engineers Watt- and Park to the ,ender me cies of ti,e King of Naples, on.e or wo at least of our north-Country.b:)rough members who have supported him would have lost their seats. There is every prospect down here that mere Whigs will go the wall at the next election, and that the cause of advanced liberalism will be supported fly better men. It nay be safely stated that the only circumstance that has left any profound impre•sit,n on the public mind during the Lreat debase is the rising power of the advanced liberal cause. A letter from one of the Liberal members, received in a neighboming town this morning, states that the withdrawal of Mr. Cardwell's motion, showing that Lad Palmerston was abandoned by an influential section tf the literal patty at the last moment, is cou,idered oven more damaging to the prospects of the ex-Premier than if he had sustained a defeat.  NOTTINGHAM, Saturday. The intelligence of the withdrawal of Mr. Cardwell's motion was received by nearly all shades of political parties in this town with unmixed satitifacti.on. Tae course taken by the debate during the we.lk was watched with great interest and anxiety, and the hollow treachery of the Pahnerstoniati faction completely seen through. As the debate proceeded there was less fear for the result 9f a division ; and the damaging speech of Mr. Bright gave full assurance that the spirit of cabalism• would be ann;hil Lted. The unprincipled opposition to the Government is deprecated by people here whose political cr, ed is the reverse of Thirbyism ; and it is r.otne time since a victory, poising out of a discomfiture so complete and decisive, has yielded so entire a satisfaction as that which has just been achieved.  SOUTHAMPTON, Saturday. The news of the withdrawal of Mr. OardweTs motion was received here this morning with evident satisfaction by many of the chiefs of the Liberal party. A large number of Southampton Liberals disapproved of Lord Canning's proclamation, and approved of the principles enunciated in Lord Ellenhorough's despatch, and they therefore were indis;_osed to see the present Government turned out by means of .11i, gardwell'l ,kescilution. The • longer Oa debate eontinqed, kbanitipaan influential section of the Liberal ,party loieHyl iv 'with regret a bt r uggle- soi otlicl on an Indian.question.  AT rE.IIPTZD ItIUBDE ti AND SUICIDE AT BE r tiN AL-GR