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GREAT BR1TA1N-Thurlow Weed in one of
his letters from England says:


"I infer from the course of debates in Parlia-
ment and from the newspapers, that the power of
the Tory Ministry is upon the wane. The Wing
Peers and press evidently feel stronger, and some
old rats who retreated in the flush of Sir Robert
Peels triumph, now begin to put their heads eau
tiously out of their holes. IT. as apprehend, the
faculties of the Duke of Wellington are failing
him, not only the tory administration, but the
British empire must be prepared for a tremendous
shock With him crumbles one of the main pill
lars that upholds this gigantic structure. He has
been a tower of strength to England, not only in
the field but in the cabinet"