From fhe Nesp Odeaas Morning Herald LORD BROUGHAM-JOHN TYLER-ROB'
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. LORD BROuGHAM-JOHN TYLER-ROB'I

 TYLER-PRINCE ALBERT.

 By reference to our foreign news, it will be seen that Lord Brougham, the celebrated castlgator, is down upon President Tyler and his son Robert, in a manner well calcu- lated to please the coons. His LoreIslip speaks of :. his accidencyn as naturally as any, coon in the land, and the manner in which he applies the lash to the Junior, for lavoring the advocates of Repeal, is ctl- rlous. He objects to the course of Robert Tyler as the son of the President, because he addresses repeal meetings in this country.- It Is charged as an interference with the right, powers and privileges of her Majesty. But It IS all right that her Maiesty's consort. Prince Albert, shall preside al an abolition meeting called ss'The Worlds Conycntion,' 5 the main object of which Is to destroy the institutions of the Southern portion of the United States--institutions established and entailed upon the country by the ancestors oi those who now pension the husband. of Brltannia2s Queen. Before a British Minis ter shall attempt to call in question the indi- vldual acts Of an American citizen, because he Is member of the family of the Presi- dent of the United States, let him come into the Chancery of common honesty with clean hands. Let him show to the world that his Prince--not by the grace of God, but by the love of the Queen, and ecclesiastical forms and eeremonies-has not only given eneour- agement to class of people who would like to see the throat of every American planter cut from ear to ear.

 We have called Lord Brougham British minister. Every one knows his position now--all know full well the course that gifted man pursued when at the acme of power. The East India Company, which has expended thousands for the support of abolition societies in this country, was parti- cularly petted the object of the company was plain, they wished slavery abolished here, that their own despotism might be ren- dered profitable elsewhere. That IS readily understood; but it causes strange sensations when we find man of Brougham's tram scendant talent, seizing as he did upon one Queens misfortunes then, to obtain distinc- ton, and now ill the hope of power and place, to abuse an American citizen for free expression of opinion, while he pats Prince Albert on the back for interfering with our domestic institutions