The Express. — London, England, 1864-07-09 00:00:00

THIPUILPIEgi t raiIitteIiffErTMVIMINOX #4III4IPA (I /11#44 Er -- -- 7 — ia, two Mark. billUielaill*W ii, VCA LPOL la ."-. niber foe Land deserving al comibmithet The t•'.,,,;„'' -,,,," / *terrine to the ease of gin Pleadeliireallitk - I ," 1 „, o ther with reference to tb• trolly el WM, emd•tile ' ▪ 'Ma li b the solemn obligating el illite teettyldill carat; ,a The pearls! aperbee of e tt i d di tto bee' for Rochdale and Shefeed b id shad - pg' 6 4 s o a r, fee to gay thee the pepatellent . el. 0 :," and Hoists* wore the dant ' et NM Abe M die earth el Humps wee say what wand* • - - h i , feet. (Rear.) Tho tes m treelike mete les. WY t° i ° l.o Tao Denmark from • forigs had, end prompted by r e ; ok ,,,,,„ a ry spirit of the Owens, she, while Wide ''', 4 ides of • fatherhad, ad adopt* g the daegeweem 'le d t atioalty, were at inensible el the admen .4.:lr ipes • - port is the Maths, and wee derermised ...of o btaining a ilh e . w en o re a territory whisk war beloved I. Om. 9 " ml. he lookedatheasedeetelthe tenger/1 mom ,„•.,,,, 1 ...en e . ''. slit to have aerated as isiesses spee Oemnsay, ! - 4 7 ,uionialaed at the maser to wide\ they had allowed -,..,„' - j cs to be borne away by the inesinible •OMPIMII of ''....,an' -- feeling till they hem the imetnossels el ..""" bch hinny wood hewed ht edema ring * ..,' g a r se those affixed to the parable el Potosi. (Chart) 30 , pose es appeared . to him to have best ramie& up —.l .t .that wild movernset which Imam= Reaps ~ '' ' ' 'l ,-; b"-" , an d to have give it • voles ad nallaiallla Iffalt : . .1 44 to the utter destruction of then ma seism es- , ~a st e. That led him to the et the en ut,,,,,arr etatemest of the hoe. nember el Linseed with -,f d rue• to the treaty of 1862, far if the ameavatime of .„ bs. member were to guide the bone its the Goaded at ..--...,, i Europe with referees* to treatise, if the atinaMed -Tad of Prussia was to be held @diciest to " ~-* , her to reaction her eagegemen, the public :,,,j Europe might be broken with *vaulty, and any „ g ate for pace wad be destroyed. Both Austria end ' a ... ma p r e their abides to the pedants of 1850, hall k. row cate red into the correspeedeses el 1861, , heabsiged ..., es a we of 1652 ; and now teems& they tried le heart ;., at treaty something differeet, a which was to septa , u A co mmuni ca . Surely ted it aif such t the tires the t was their object, they might Os treaty was signed, , a d at ban left it to such a time when they theesht they .1 t h emvantage of ulterior eiremmtaces to es • ,i 3 B selves eat the expense of others. If ezlis doctrise were establithed there meld be no real ~, for ietersatiereal eights. That was the ant gnat • ~. then tramsectiese The thaw le _scald not ~- ing against the goverment wee Yes--test&Meg ,' lstil, 1862, and 180 they hsterfesed I. a mama no other government had hitherto istalseed to the I &pother country. (Heer, leer.) TIM *hie Ind • retery of State foe Forego Agents bevies lest the ~ty of bringing famed a Mena bill for hie . ..dry proposed no lees thee three edam bills for • ...lid Holstein. (Laughter.) One of those wee of . . . ,iture that the Danish sideter said it could only :.0 starchy and absolutism. With regard to the doe. :r.3d of astioulitiee, he hoped the house would never lista ;,„ mall a doctrine, Mitch if carried out most put Europe in , iute of confusion or anarchy. He could sot help alluding t. wirer subject—the movement of Austria sad Prods _;remark. The Germain had taken pmeesdan of the .;:bid. and indicted upoe the people wroW greater than ..s . Mown in history. They hod insisted upon the Gentian . .ips,r," being used by all officiate Snead of • the Deed; tot , hap put a censure oe the press, whist had. bees us .- .: lefore, and seforced other segulatimis of the man y nature ; and, to sum up all, they WON gulag big, ......., to collect the crepe and bees le bed the war which .._.y tad so arighteoualy begun. The &ma wee to be that war broke up all treaties, and ilia terfore they bad so far a right to deal with their owe r.deets, who ought to be secured by then tessins, se they '...,d. Let him ask what her Majesty's goverment mint • .t... done wader those circumstances? The mashers! .n taunted with not Salim what their policy would :.:en. Now he weed entirely with the aserweraces .: ... right has. bind the ismosher for Reeks. that tisq : - ..;:.t have takes me el two 0011111111. Os the me b ead t...,j might have said, " as them is se most* we will set Est en meteelal mid, because we do sot thigh oar intend ..... inputs" is enitaismt so di apse es code s; ea the itter;they add have mid. " the mow ammeated as • ttolt is to perfectly justify us, in the Staten of junkie sod ;.as.,togive you and if aid be required." Whith of those no canes was the beet be woad see gay. (testiest ...ri) Which of than two noun.. 1111 the best, was .pep to different ocestructions by diffirest paent (A ...tit) It wee perfectly clear that her Majesty 's govern .., ot ought to have had a distract sad definite pottery :....rked oat for themselves one way or the ether, sad sot secla a policy, they wen spa to shag repose\ .:d Alms Pravda& they had bed the ce-operatiee of e ttille Wan, they might,* ist•Mariall. have averted :tot *pp which wen threshed to beeimark. And why : . t4 i not take th at mum? BMW* they new insialei and why were they so i Beres" by their andect _...y estransei Frame and Ramie been theca, 1.1 forced them .Ithe the cold reserve if wooded tt.,le. And wham they lad their aretepwa, o„ose Mil of their blame was idea me/. T.er were tpld thee it weed ill bens* this hens is tides :once of then Wogs lie thought it woad ill benne the I ..,...ieto remain sleet dam mob facts ems lane them. I be Hasse of COMMON sot spokes, ib jest inisseme ould lave bees is isjarbeely affected as &sled was maw lowered is %ayes d Europe is ememesese el the coeds of goirernieset. And whet me the mum el all Lis I" 'istory cites repeated herself, sed was geraddi las& now. In the Crimea war the misfortune of Eag -....d ems divided orieseile, and in .everythisg they did .. • praTest the war, sod afterwards to carry it en, they wen . 14) 411. The washy thee drifted into war, and it was ilriftipt now; but there was this differesa, that LOW , they were drifting Ste draw sad degrees. Bot be wee told that the appeal= bad ad declared a policy. But 1% was not the duty of the opposition to had a policy for the government ;it wee at eves the d of that house to lake the initiat bet It whi th f op goverment. Otherwise it would amend to thb S h oe gorerament would have to take ermaiel el thes to how they were to envy ea the goverment A La that was ismetimg the enter el shim; whith e r ilia he observed. Another abeam was tans, that th :at to ems to a esselethe ef Ibis bind, hat that ' to go leek at ma is the cold-taldosed way of • vote 110 condemn in the gammeeint • that the, ought sot to eh tack spartioder nay; gad Nag they ought set *humiliate , the mestry by paing es the mesas et the house a manna that the folleasee of the mentry wee %wend. Dot dile" were le nem • vote el general mat of cods dens they "odd Wad eel of the reel gentian ; me Otero was se imitates le ale* es the mends el tier Lanes the enesemet NW the Memo' el the eceerybud teen towered, ha the heniliseise was is the fed, • 'slimmest in the on. sent being is the pais heat was • that Denmark should be saved and peace presermst. The • peblic had col:edam in the noble viscount, but their azine. • nine , had failed ee bed pain* Donnish had bees • reined, and sow the home wee told they would have to so to the *nary upon tag question Well, let then go to the ceentrr. (Cheers and teats einers .. .l .. My mid to Lan than firm count* le have teed id *have examined mimes a ll wlthTaZgr ll % tey had dope that the roadie law et Eicrepu . adds es,s the best and the only garatse for the pow a= mold have been with them ; their 11211/116111 . bees unimpaired, end Deerreark would not have be. *bete For them things the people would tell them that reamed• bitty most rest somewhere, that wending to the coustits. • toe it rested with her Majesty's madden, and such be Wined would be the result at se appeal to the easzeny. Lord PALMERSTON thee role, sad 7 .a rard vial.. toed and Tolland th eta Re seld—Lf my add have elated when the Dories of this motion wee fine gives as to tie object ad importance of the motion, thee dead men Laws tree fully dispelled the debate that had messed 1 theit, for we are now to ld fairly and plainly that although words imply simply a ewer* upon one act a MIA „... ~., it is intended tea vote of se aootde= tie ince which the hoses is celled span ra wiener the patens° es this side or gentlemen we thee, tie shell be thameable with the Goaded of the geseenalteh ^ NOV Bw, I object to wrath that ham passed in this lam* I hot object to two thine insidy—sed fat to the attend *ha has been made to sepia* my noble fried at the had of the Tomigandise Ism the rest of his goisegess Wham) That was • seen oeconnitatiotal attempt, • most unfair attempt, ma setempt which those who Wee Use la dies sad know the joist responsibility ef A to berthas' of a government ought never to have :Ade. (Loud cheers.) Sir, I declare on the part it ' - r wilgeiges that we all see equally respessildme 'leers) -mid therefore I trust we shall- est he any n ri. of then personal attacks es Lord Basalt ; ler Mash -: • mere any men my wide to SSA epee the ..inert '.., government, must be esee 11,1011 the gamesmen ::rally. sod not upon him dam (Loud cheers.) I ales LtPts allele far my scurry the pies which has -ea taken by many of those who have tam pad ''..., this debate to vilify ad degrade it. (Lead inn `-' " iO. no," and cheers.) Not content with Mageng Le government, which they were entitled to doe col sth eineavouriag to show and peeve that we were . "..Li; In every step we took in the transactioe ; they have tt...tained that England ' s degraded and hes sunk la the trmation of the world. And since when! Siam the ter. r.t...tt on of the conferences.. (No, no.) Sir. ' 4 °l is the •-• emy country th e shatmes which have bees made. "..1 I say that England deeds a Wei at Mr °ha dal ' l s of "Oh, oh." sad sthests)—end that these win ‘ she has fallen in the estinatim at the world ere set rep to whom the booed of the meshy should be cm . • (Lad cheers.) That was a Mugabe course which • ;Lt boo. gentleman took in bringing forward his -. Is the early part of his speech he stop by dap -- , ed his approval of what her Majesty's govatement . t-toe. He began at the tine of the treaty of 181111, med , d that that, wheel it was conelded, wee a wise sad geed . .: . ...,ment. He could sot deny that all the goveredeele ' "" - Is parties to it, had congratulated us is bang •I. and that there were then Founds fee the Woks .... was a settlement which would WWII the pew Id . ;-. But we are told that the late Premien minister, the .ilter Bulleell, refused to put his sae to • avian . I. I believe lam right in saying that so eager wee 'anise government for that treaty, that a draft of it • -art from Berlin to London, and with it spaial orders 4 'i , evalier Bunsen to riga it as he had reessved it, and make any objection to it of his ow. (Hess, hear.) '-eiv 'different opinion, therefore, the Chevalier -t might entertain—and he was known to be as satin champion of German unity at that tine - . •elimes were not shared by his governmeglit is not fair to say that Prude was . ••• errs in her wish for the execution of that issony was equally pleased with the anscgement ''. 'M made. That ensegnesst simply was that the itithii 4:4 lladiselelehl I Ime vlllPliehllgilZiligwiligse 1 Th .....: but kii the Leg Meld be sespewered by hie am* i .-41 4gemi del thil. • ed by Leg Ms i• N I: r : lei bell , 1...,, Deleilierown • sad thell the - ' led Obi for 6 "0: piaster - lispezw time lei wthet NM weed eel lie Wee of Deem* •theadd *Er lee ii, ,Malt, so for ea the elf the 'MeV Vest, ramie said ' elbow Mr 41 ellyi, ob o e * melted weber a • Thth wee lie lendiaer Will f two brae Meld ome ye baler Me th misoluthieh freg 'the Maya ft lie he the mosseide wee ereillgliyeir eameelbeicie ell the •Delli ef • ellie w elleT ar elf greed 11 = 1" 4 ."4111 Pro: .tieyesteiburg ; IMAM we Mire Vim were meow why it lied Wi t a 1 1 01 7 r bib& It erms beembetie DM* getereemi did tot bid blab ass Mew sod elm ei e beelwesefee 14 i lwelelleli ib ousel eIsISWIe ha Swot upbe the lima eimble.• es 'odetraties,whith if liceePeed QOM w hem mo twelve right %elide they were ealbeilL The bate mil lie pods it Essays. The Nese ' • immitted the SIM* error subs Elm of Belied -peemeed mother eine% notelb as ape to Tartr roped tolls Pligthee. Hor thembred with Mar AM of the mixed es but it wee imbed la sod ediglen—eb thow lids's, in feell. - My Meth would not comet to this—Anstrla was didectined to dm to enankied. (CUM) Thee wee 6 exestetheeredent 'WV bed Prussia wel OM smell to lie devour. 'MIS Proirreth' expostulatiou on the patter the Gssiewat ; lOC ebb NY ghlreadare. she list Mold • Well, thee. 1 say that penal time were 'me Mewled to. The reer Ms Age IV be.. Pllllswieee'l Ithi•bldieg to - the mai Mists whim the late king died, time dieteeteete Mimi het 11th of ghe beelliethille to the messes of a timbered detriaglis reil heti teeth in a beyeeml im. .aseribetem Mabee, 7Y., 9ll . preeliseeme ima the bino mial to the Deby et Holimi. Th ee elm Ille Welsh tali libeta If Meth • was e 4 Wee" ie Holstein, far the peeped, et emerelbeg the moolideMe ' bed ' may sulk ' the plumes •of • party, be revoke his pion ; and that brim me to the in alder •• • dinilse•ii Eel Ogg • *AIM Ys which I made be mower le a put by . wee of Iminge pat qeseliew.-Ilehtere)—ord. if the hoo. member for Horsham •at =du he of lent Mile. lik tbsp will Pet We that WA 5 mei . It is said that we berm et this bow to Omsk* by hen. lendelese opposite . (.• DohleTOF2r4 war with Germany . I deny bet *het I Nat toy • maim tie terms of th e wool& on, obi This May Weed my threat of war oa tee part of IllegJead, be supported by a greet number of gentleme who mauls and 1 wEI prove) it. Witt I laid eras, • t emerges w oo bot woo:ben ones to Maim boyeed tae AM dim wish him (the hon. member), mid with every reseisible Bs. • • hire Ye weeek be Privates_ ma in Europe, Melodies Mee in ?men and Breda, in reward he . ao l fiareat to We ildesests or wolf diking that the iedepoodenee, leregrity, sad rights of smalls of the world. Th e DataDOO 0, power Delman should es maintained. Ws us cossisssa— lam wasp this, that it is for the interest of e ordarohnitY werritieed at least—that if say ?Wiest attempt were made d Mims that no nation should acquire inch a prepaid*. to ~.throw those right. or interfere with that iodepeod. samee of Power as to widening the with/ of the rest. That lee% those who made that attempt would find in the malt is Were off power, WOO whieh i mailings we Wee UM it would bet be with Deereark Mee they would have Monona* sated. ( eater. of "Na, ee," mad chain ) to Md." (Opposition obeen.) When I referred to every I den ateesie that the Willem)/ st Engird has bees owe in Enaire, incledieg Times sad Inn en it is gem lowered. Then is so truth in it. (Hear,: Mar.) It is billy dog that I. did not cacaos myself to this ann oy, (ch eers , ~,stun. That mertion must refer either to the penal and . 01e, 0 10 Bat whet preceded this we e r which I) ma lien the ensferemos or liter it. Ile the period before it Imbed ? "It is impossible for any met who look& at the ,out oat appir Imam by the einem of begleed the mew of Europa, and who knows the great jeer, eat whi c h ealferewso we sesembled he themitel of • this emery. It lie power-of Elam feel in the indepeedenos of the assolot;t to 3to w i t thing subseritit .he nothing has Danish moumehy, to ,bat his eyes to the fact that if wer be- Wiwi which it eme VP J. dew ) I WY it ie a membratthe petty dispetmoneendeg the instiertions °Mg- grataitous libel to the country. (Ob.) It is s libel by is. die, it would in an probability not end where it began ;but greet petty -oe the • erealeie Which they wish to ewers. •niebt drawbifter it coeseqemosewhithltiepartlewbobegne (" Hear!' lad "Oh.") WNW tie blew wail o•eor °ow 16 might exceediegly newt to have 'med." (Ohms.) Now wet se psi eek I MOW . shel'...elelifea•ti o O of , ler whet I was there rebating to we a Kempen wee, rot a war • 1 0E• 1 7 • Some lerreate may eq that . pm (the oPPost.. between thi s ocuotry simply sod Denney. (Hear, hear.) tine) OM tot the P i. eile to statue th honour. iteddes, what was it that beim. 'smileless (W. 8, Film. i" Hier, hear." aid WO f silY, therefore, it it weld), who is so much whet soy hi theferemes and maim a most emetriotie me a which, I Mesh the heel , anythieg that Whims, mime die rights of Cieneary— I will not askew I hone t hat' will rot: he led hamibY - west was it test he had aid to whisk ism replying when vote • libel o• the emelt:l le which we 4 1 . Wee& la, DP• I wed be Haag, I. have quoted! The hem gmettennuti mine oo the vote of the house that wid th is Wet a .fed--, had esid that he appethended Mier ken the execution in • that the influence and position of England have belb ei Z' , Histeew ist the Mime d i M dessl troops shoeid elte ( laver- heal The Months of the =MEI fir meagmaime which night he fai n t to the e se sa d other thime d onpatches. (Hear, hese. The integrity of Demenerk • and he:awned that if &bagmen. :of the oothithf &Wads •• thillthmf of . Wolfe , mess would say that:sedes. pretence ai fabassl sights, be ,on its wealth co its M r on its CoMederatios me met to interim with the sights l on the wildeleinti of wig 04 ehe anaelibibt of arts of the Danish trown, &MX Pr...., mid Austria tros ig , selseess. (awar p tear.) AU th ese Una make a one held similar language, the danger to which he had ay. i "wat and poem As long es Mahn these L ia::2 vaned might be averted. The hem yeetleseas e therion. : (Weal lei Weir lieti eer Mee ee per* *beg* w as ted the English gerecameet to t og to b e pies,; y ea f lanked is Med. (Hen) • Wallies I emoted UM* ' shall not go into Holstein for the moose of ,meting t o e) rendulise if thirright horr u ilthialsa I. sot Me whist ih federal lass, He mid that if England. mid sib that, the Meg . for the hour to t. Obaervotioes have beenj ds .i.r might be ambled, he that if Pitied meld, Fey made on the amendment of e boo. member for BM.' roads pram spa Baia oleo to sow it he thought the d en , water, sad it has been said by some that it afford, LW snips ' gee meld be averted. TM it is not for the hoe. yeti. bow the _rweintlos• Meas. hew) I here lee etiweleaetee 4 ' WSW now to say that our earcetidetheas welt Elieseisb. IY iiiYieginal for my Pert I newt tilt whoa. hind mend li ts s .assi a theDiet wen eridaeskt sire, he mist Me t r sweeir , rt., liewase u,. I elet a d.hari both bO ß tar, Pl•••• 11 t WIMP Diet trrtbey were sot to do M i t la w ile... by the bpd just cow by div ision b o on. e m r e is mber for Stamford that C I bit ed mad hy - the • ashy a s Maidnient em bodies sotbstrtbs staterset Which I i gum. ow a. a eared right t o d e , (mesa) to the hem not very Ire ego. It that in ele Men media Well,ir, w e did h o t do ti s k ' , e a our rognoro t a ti o . were , men at the other sidesennee miler that I Meld same te, of • ditteeset hind. When the illetteiall el tulip was 'Who Prepaid t• TM: for its (Hew, bear.) He eibil demised, we libieeTetlieel ,be peened. the Yin to take that it SOW. slop 4 dip in ~e'res7thiall,....,l slid whoa W ater to revoke the meseitanya w hich wa g mo d e th e 0011150 ea vie result a the 00elere000. Thaw DO ace OM hey e d be eempatian et Dahn i gn, ei a guarantee ' that by adopting that uneatemset we ant shildm the ire . = " the m ammas s k a ld h e made, end h e pro. illtioll of the ritbB boa. gemtlemee. At beam dm. Idi ' died .i n do w h a t h e . see m. an d ea ett ly ae saner to my hos fiend a wish that he void met pm, his l a lt. nig ht. k w sh e Th e G o . troops eotered anwedneeet in misr that we might corm to a vote cm the as the bemsteg M the 'mg. The w a s c h we ty ne t resolehee of the right boa. gantierom ; bat as my boo. g time when say must er Mier, apessireee ow ear ga d kielli t tet e ed to withdraw his motion, we ars now pre. bad bows time pima What we did from the very begin. Wed on his amendment. A new character —no, w i ng was to ' w eave s, to yeam i de " ewe an d B o w s t e , sot a new ebersier, bat the real oberscfer--of the right agre e with e a I. every step that we e ao k, ipy j e hoe. • gesidemera's SWUM ' Ms been Mee 11 . ?,illy stated to have bees used be us • but that moseimg dilated egos by Mlle who twee *Dad le the debate. gems we* measly munag the D ermas yawn et the dew. more =AI by the hoo.„teleallas for Ti PPerslT. It him gee to Bowser and te themselves that mein win hem the hew _ 7 &Toyed that th e te a amide_ s Gowan upon e ntomb,. o f sh e war % t arget th e limit. within w hi e b, i i was ore indivieed saki the govermeol, but it Is filly put is eaumesed. (chef.) Bet the tight hem gesslanae n... lame es s-weet of madam le the geweeseen (Nber, hie speech approved of de r ...d u d pp t e g eg i nei t ier . bear.) It is intended merely to oust the gmenteent.. because p ra n c e was wish w e ; h a s h e a nd. .. h i g eg i nis h er Well, Ido not complain of the abject . loot I do complain of a th eme t o ok *e a , and thee - yea & wa g e d ph enee --( e b eeri ) the mode, Meuse I think it meld awe been more manly. —by tr ooeuur Mugu yes t oo k w ith regal t o r o b e d am ( oyes, and • straightforward to have pat the he in e aoesti. th e /l e t we w ere t o ad that "mos to he. a r tlemel maim( a rseolutios valise item to my buy is 1,100 sad diplomeleally a lawaszet Poland, and the mien Mee of Woe - Wogs. (heer. bear) It meld have bee. which that was to he dm we pa s t e d oa t by th e hoer. much more eminent to say we hew barns this goverment member for Lisp's Cream (bn, Heseme"),, wee alt th e n for lye yews ; it it too meter When sedaranee ; mu m might to get gems, Avian. Premis e mil the thing mast have its limit ; tin,, is come far pelliame4 power, ad to sees with os is remeseding togeolere Piti•liT sad Weaolf. We or DOo whether they wet to Rama the 'esy of dAlisgleeietly w ith r e ji g & raise the premed governess or too. I have sot the We did so ; but we weer eAderisak to make wee ter that srighteet Mew& to lathe, erupt that Pot it is lenterge a Mysat Postmen The eidelsed mid it .we amt boterflel . tad fairly avowed their objet, and : the right hay giatteman did *m e to th e name that wit. They ocreplain that ourdespeches are not he la aguaq Pawned se thelletitheeth when he lid Most to ,she mar tt z theirfiallelntioe is not in plain Lineage, socket would have (or P o l an d win ed h e a n. ea t m • . l a it t o h e ea moron accordance with the mai custom tomtit in that bat the Pbemele mrseromet wadi Den. fated entle fild_olangiegra (Hear, hear.) Now, the he s. the geglishmereenewee Mei ceenesittim an set if is. er Tipperary aye very truly, that this being the mentor sanity 1 (bleav ben) It meld be met meeelonelale ty been ought to look not empty, to this limi ted action et that balmiest ppGUI part lanolin my ream lowanowet we the Dthith:efiethimi hut to -their peed 4 :r s t:e Feseth gone meet did sot go to egg i s th e p ee e e conduce cm ether mama. not meld have Me quite . Denmark. It is a redeetien pa the Faneh , . peeper and fair. beaus, it i vote of co arandence wm moved went sed epee the Free& to WrWnM i e .of mane It would lead to a dimmable of all the meesnres of them • motive el that Md. Thee ewe the women the eeverelont.. ll the MP* would tithe that view of ' The right hero. geetlesmie eye we were gum ri g ht ea d e . the matter I °Mena that dmingthe lye wen we haw beam clang the megmes ; mad no man of wewgeo w andee t t ea di ag , tryoured with thecosikener or be Move! earned ell I think, cm mime that to bane soloed 6me ceder the 'ova lament of the conetry, the comitin- Mee te se those ciremessess meld have Me stimeded with any wesemPled slate WP‘o•Perte, 'hi ems has bees dose it' beneficial result. (Hear, hear.) Th e r i g ht he.. gen ti ennie every thing eoaaemea with the materiel intimate el the said theother light that • empress aught to follow mike, wrintrY then Perlis was ever dose In the arm Wm of mid not to preemie ill. That sus • very jade digLiatioa. time before, and on that Pow& at Wet, we and me width men** emits. Wise, thanime, it way steed unscathed, and defy as, attests that Mr he y ew m id th a t th e ,advert of 'r ashes t wee d s D enger i e we mode ism us tem my Miter whatever. (Hear, her.) hilliwooed by whet Embed did is then two mestioes, sad I_ Me, be permitted to mention one or two m a tters to show that we la e i ih e ougg u r t o g A m m o ye w .. a t * t ha t We 01010Vellieet that ha. taken place In the materiel proe m did in reaped of Poled—that -i& a - Me - et tb. 1,041 el the reeatiirice a : Q uertl°° " h . 's' the °PP?" ere which is quite Meoesistent with the acts of a great etiolitZed„ AWN government in dealing with se insponsat European mew theis • or se.' • lil i reit 44B" 'Alr tlitll:22lro tics, Sir, France me sobeted by vey differest motives ; sliornd to put forward • Mewl baddrethe of our policy. sad she never oresemied lithe from us. We *ere told in Tow. hsar4,; Tit IbbWedellsd the beginning to expect that Frame end RM. would rain 2 , ,9 00 1. or runr r ;rhave cooduded, with es im lopressinghpoe the tillinnee_ poem the improiSte . the ITT boolideb s to whom I of their Mani tower& Dbiehrii. Ilet Trams very [bid tee try is ranch Med, that gold a this. She sib _rya _ ewe logo to war Tinos . whick . leis wonderfully increased Demerit it would he . osysi wir ;tous it would eier ' Tinos TOOMmi:i 'with that roolitiyy. he a lead war. We hew All ' omeany for our hon.' The holeone bun town were In k 15.0 0 0.0=. v. , . Each a mama It . cot, ll ma g ota, w hi c h we in 1863 th ey bed ineneeed in tkockci M oot.-4 great develop ers not disposed to e for an object ' which Meet of the WIMOMOS of The cennatre, emidering that in not a nest* ebjese.-' • With dew not Interest tee d.erie, that Perlod_Eoglen. a l'ai aefferioll ) nom wPt of stop dimity, the possessions, the welfare of FILM. I admit pi p =s• ( reer. Deer.) The er•Plfts to sooe have thet that argument weemenemenhiemillin - we had no 1 In • will greater degree. to 1855 they wore eight to press upon From 6 step whirl wee directed to the 2.soll.ook . beress is '1853 they were A 900,0004. The nihilism of her nthienetheteresth ( Cheerer) we lest, whew! Da how„, reduced by 11 . 00 0. 000 2 — that is to theories, be import of Posse eaiegt essielly eat ditto- Mi. _• 5 . vox: Wee", Pelitu off, and 6 . 0 0 0 . 0 uTl• converted leaticelly. Thomism, limn Ned& yaw se me mew eOeo ••••ittho , •Prmtallgth• of the country while imbed Mb sie mid distaste say eampeeilke ; and hes inemeolid te each as extent that ameament far wham we mow to essider the elm esenneke that exits the leemeo 111 Ilea bottomed b dd. ooo . oool . — toheera)= Mem its si t Prenka sad Amnia with bam aid oar Walton by hews dibisialisd by 3,00,0= Polish eureka, we amen be r emised that ' • was between I and 1864. '. jean whee, we have not been Li. no t t a m; t e like up amp w i ne " a maw w ith steed of our national" Ibleneee. TM wheaten meow. h i e wham Ma wee imply ,-,owed. Meal my that shop by Z, afr holit. gentlemen oPPoeite ,tied in step op to September the right boa. gentlemenedmilm Ibse -tioloped ("Mb ' • derebyse si tt li negerl our policy was wine and *bolus pied I median that after 1171 - e - ebillidee of dime& The fonts Weis *Vie, that period it wee wise end sad hoeceriale to :3 1 e y toalmood teeth diftlebieelE. in Ida. to tO the matry. Awn) • laboured to persuade the 444 . .is 1803. (Chem) We law got threegh thi =to come to an egreement. We remonstrated with , the eaten ramie, withiess ofrinim Me y ' her coedete, which me most unjoatifiable welierrenidliewheen "Poo l led_ ~ .Nee.._ . 11 wwwwshiffeedAYorete towards • sad at lest a conference was proposed. Pied _la the Twine of the unmet Alsewsw• saY went Iwo. Test ceatifecen Prima in the Cost ow' woos We Mold the erf id , Stele hr dedi• het ors WA , te it Soma Ume eisesta herere the conferee°, thirds ie hie. illifesteal iglarissag I .4llern -i.e) I. meld be essembled. A emotion arm whether am semiotics 11168 the dtheit of India. emenill te . mead ▪ be proms& or Whether that should be a Midler, 1 4 1 0 TVX 0 l, it 18146 41 sse we *Amens a • easel.. -- We should have preferred to have an armistice, -- towors)- - swd ele self kw • Wile mew hem simeweling but that wee faudte be impossible, and it was datermieed, hie ' • green., striae hot the Miele s e e theriere, to tw o the mamma as syeed4 sa possible, swiPloYed this Twilees3 o , athSele thisisaPth• e : 6 1 1. 4j wad endows's to obtain . • suspension of beetZtis. Well I . Wel (p ,teat 11110 •40 0 % the .i e= Sr, oar infame is j elled to lm lemened—we has.. e lip ellY, then , that nil then or . lagoon in Zeroes. (Oppositioe cheers.) Is the Amt plea Prove that the rontontro s ent sad well-Irsiellwhi we were Mated ha a cooference ; and in that coo- to alild - wooitg the_ wile= of the Que en • have gorerfellab • fame, as the protocols show, the neutral powers, dabs. and Wu We goverentest that rem daring thlreelli Femme, Ibewia, sat Sweden, were in full mordame oeYesrs_. hew charged wialthe Seth 01 rendeetiell Tie 4 1 01111 with land. Nothing was does by England, waking Wee the sountrY We sot thew aeldwisl as, of owe emeeerlielll by England whelk me not perfectly agreed h i , ta d to whiskilmetteebee bailbodirested. sad thud we Mew C pe=feet wenn with those pewees ; sad I we at • loss to ....I. ..lessa authors of gm at entweetnere‘ la W know what you men when you say that England 1 a de- to ohs. yessmi. hereto al be esentry.= graded power—(chart)—and bat foreign Maces ban lie thesis.) Weil, het farther, sir, we haw daring Wet Weird cooldeoce la her. We are mewed in that mistimes wit Preserved th is wientre from war. (Deriewid dean) limy leaving departed boa the ermines of the treaty of 1852. roletickirthieli ii ms, to sitesite as active Pad ill the war el North' When that mimes &Ameenbled all the rowers speed to wen sot without premiere and motives, he bound by the ravioli& et that Maly, at twat as 6 which It so pt have been supposed would have oterthed tel., Werting pans of negotiation We did sot make tests basis ; Wass as be UM &MA in thee war. We shisleigh het we Mk the broad awl reel bait for the purpose (Meow) Thew woes Mow who thought we should /me ' Weeembig to a possible solution, end of restarieg men *them a part on the one side—sane ces the o th er, W Ite i that an unworthy object? pews.) Wee thi an webbed threeltheed • eteith and rigid eleimlttyp. Womb i bedgleite object! (Cheers.) If it bed Mu Then are mar . In this hem who ass imme ed the rem Wield it riot Me Me a basis! sod if it h a rd ft ,we Pumped is Mew That wee a fair subject of Mended bv it sot haw led to a Melia! but len th at the Medi bee baser • flue theeelftl i t.ll ll.lll 4 mum ( d m , ) o g . ° maim , wee w o w t o o r a t e w h e t oar trade with Chine sod • good mdentimallgi s t i th e t were lie twins on which they _were willing to waled' government. I img., then. that whatever MP be There was some &Sway is method Sow Isms. ef th e aspsy wthaa this ,archaisms lase bus wind Id. Propeehm wen , oudo to oh o D une yid & the ma s h the result of that cooeinsios has been adywelpipees to Se dowesewat WWI 112111111411 g to scent. Thew wan,' ewletrY. We have preserved good Midgets with ell the " on. &no g,. w hi c h was t o men u eseratrios of Europe . (Cheers. de obeenatioe wee made hots Dee .* o b li g e tie d pert of gg iaaa f ig That by i.e of the speaker, that in the addrees from the was objected to, bet the Dames were lateen to yield, thew* the was emitted foe lie list Uwesphist and at bet the parties wentemebt to this--that the Demo Toted to et= fili ewived friendly essownow from fondle unnamed to the firtrei h ma i e f o them en the poet e f nee'- powers. Hoer. geetleme who mode that weerbie were , many, that ths. Mid be settled by be sepseelthe wot Tory won rod in (Twee Timbre. for IWs um* o f H o l s t e i n i mig = er i e , w ith • m ews ger m, IN that it is not the erg Yam that that wry tab& the German iodise of tr e doubt th a t wee a a rm. yamme lee lase lett out, amid I hops we MI set me is Ice of th e p, tee of tie May . of IS* bet I see set psis 1 0 With heeelee te le Mtge, of fact ensi ellealleee vase, cra the whole, Mt it would have hese are never given, sad the ouir a nweeft obi& ettselliai be di ea dvantageoas for Delman to be quit ef the it Is . thattee 'ova** , was Pod MlMas with foreign Minos of Holstein , whin was long dint- pow... I think Was better to WY that Plainly, sad that n_ a _ th ,,,„,i, I h e ti"; w itt ies t crisis—ad dig'. this id a ronniaboul way of asserting it. We could sea 7 1 74 ..„ -- ,4: - So t ar th e Portia were h re p f te b r ib er ( Sly it as this ooresiou Maass as a matter of feel eart „, 7 ,-,,,,,, „ stk . ~,, I .„.„ eine , to Ha- where yh e we had differences with Prussia aid Asserts which Me of division should be drawn. (Hew, ism) Will, weld have vitiated seek es asossiew (Hear, hear.) Thee there tree en i mpen tbdity e t b e t e g*, m e t te an agr e ► dilleehie• re wor, still I QM there is no ream why went. We prepoesd an ash aid it the miles bed seek st ere o t yp ed Ores , should her N. Although it is accepted that propose', spa the arbiter bad mad.. deed, •TrasotlY fight for boo. gentlemea °Primate to make • pus aim, instesd of this motion of censure, which we have amnia to get into power is as Mourable field, and beard so streanously ddebated, i n mankindd would although I dolt make at • matter of reproach that a greed ;whim latailladeldiatee ei rwar l 44,.`fli'ittlisTilwe w tee ea,_l , ebbe Afattm .es bore dem se dol • ....... i rlsa tMi w e ham O blisW ath= by deded'ilm Oar yeas we haw oiseplell, 1k Newer sad - eddied,' he Gls emutin alt ia„. i otinelyes—(load cheed)— *ergot* we ari II approbate.' of the UMW ad Le wittstryl 1" Ifil,' re:ij i i i Although has. gather* may my " to. der Ijoo y iodised te think that whatever the . de+ Idea rd the bass may b., the country at! , Ilia .. si.w.r in the eMesalles, sad • made - tie dud I hews takes the liberty . Z .: Belit and "No, so.") I may that then is a - 'Elie' notion, which swedes the reel object of 1101 ill i l giflibmt the dila hen. rentlesma Reponse 0•100.401 lan. /////611110110 BEd boldly avowed that the base bee lost bp. gertertroors is se. US I my that this is not • motion }bursted sworn asseim dml ILA. PAWL) , Whmterter the decade re ad the hate on be, and I Oral it will be in our favour old iefeet thy moth* substituting for it the amendment a toy hos. Mead, Ism astidiest that it will sot be is senembince with the gesstede Wag of the people of this emedy. _Arad abeam) Z bl l ag /IEItAELI en ruing was received with cheers. Be oe Nada bee I sieved an addles' to the crews ' her Mojesty for the papers cosoected with the *ob liegaistiesa, sod at the came time I placed la thall mildew three detentes* which I trust the house wM ••• IWO. The fist was that her Majesty's gammas had ,fealed hp its avowed policy, which was to uphold the into.' Llti k :nd hidepeulsece of Deinnark, the second was Omit r proosediade the 'jest lotinesce ef the country is soused' of Europe had bow lowered, and the third ! dada was that by lowering the just influence ' a thin weary in the councils of Eardpe, sees- Mies for peace were digmbithed. Is moving such as addreee it was unavoidable that I should quote at considerable length the diplomatic erirreepoodebee that wee ' placed as the Woks sad is sea ease it ales hippest that auges are man of mitquotatioss a both selea of the hoer, ad of imbibe the bluebooks. lem confidest that I hove sear made with es obeereatia, soda this botteesi.l having pug great aunties to Made** ad kola( lathadl the assatclies referred to by geoilemen on both sides olt had draws hoot the entracte they • traded • Mal beat karate' I am es LIMN Man woo so misquotations, sod it is my *tithe documents have been handled in • perfectly inatmer r eed that seek lathe leeestable etamiesit thatteeme• It 14,01101 to me, indeed, that it wash' be to tt et e Vy thing is the world totally ineepeciive of ' earideirtiews, flat in the ca , use of as areemest f es thateetate of this chafe tar say hos. dietlemen *meld wifely ' ode sad misrepreseut document which ants evelebody's sad with respect to which he would fay limedLeites to immediate asatembilion sad sera* Bath sasses that say gentleman under these mem etthessirould willingly attempt to misquote or misrepresent • 4160• of that tried appears to me to be eery smear tarf i but I was iterreeed myself with the wakes* of awe of the government when the meet distinguished data ee the Treasury beech rem to arm me, sad is. bead to • mods I will sot . cal vulgar,. beam that Wight he ndarmettawed, of immedietely mewing em of isianotatioa— (heir, heir)—aed of %ttitsreprement; isg, whisk is eqstabet lie wing. " Tee as • very silly incompetent pesos to odium the Bass of C 01•1001111 and found your use on misquotatioes end nris repreemehdies, end is the wither of satinets.* I ant set eseeriemi ef WM4 dee, saythieg delta tad, rai cases I all sot, at this time of night, go into ay new statement et the eirennertanese but I think it due to myself to make , this aberration, ma I am perfeeety, willing to mot had • doses of my oppatents in ~ • itnvqtr, wow, sod I me are that es talking over the Matter they wal sank 'me ce say setseat to miersertans these derpotaber. II; hare re feared tit• 1010401 .10 a. it, d bemuse the merits of this questio• we creamed in it. There Is one 'abject which has hese referred to, aid which isseelty of imposieues as megmedithe questioe tame us— thriitrayii roteriace to the dapetch from Earl Rumen le ew d'affaires at Park. - I read that daestch ' and sageml el mama I did seeded it all, bait ally ar each of it. 11 . 1 . 111,0t e =what I mesa to aside a the or of the Exchequer said ether gentQ . live Mowed him sauteed thee hi geode( that derspaieh. mai the sawn . from Mr. Grey &swilling the 000•0111i011 with M. Dronm de /lees, 111 object was 10 Chow that the Emperor ef the French would not set with the Engibh gearossee fti.ord That yes not ley object. I do not pose that smy o rince oil pomade 'odd act is such a way, sad I should ch a p k that the Emperor of the Frew) is • mss el fir tee great malty, and woad be the lad eases to do se. Ide sot saran that the Emperor i of the French, becesse there was some reithadolltalghad banal hirn rod to Eallth goverumeet. meshed hin hands of all he slams of Denmark, and • mid :, " I will has nothing to de with the ilatetaaa , That was riot 'my object. I wanted to show what I think the alma did show—that the &view of the Fara, is conaspeoce of chat occurred between Englead aod Frames in mead to the negotiations r Poland, had sot that amiderses is the athilfiet icy of the English ge venifmi shish wad& hams . Sita Oct wi th as ; and I did think it was neemetry to trouble the house with the hole despatch. But the pert I omitted strengtheeell ' the Amides I trashed to biker before the home; th her tto F leg! add-" we . — Clen7in e s to 2 , with you." Therdier -oh ; I -evaded absolutely what I state. The Chancellor of the ear : oleo ,et re a elallinalat. = ow ; gratifies miaow in whieh • of the bas issi tceed hie regret for limo, Ido sat wish to hire the alightart, gala or eanoyaitee. I b2l By described a wreaths, of three =rot to the federal execution. I had zuar ". 11, het it is pandits that I soy lisee: the mass a thee way. Ears, however, 11... were em it would set hews *skied me ftriere • A charge be* mede. But I go at a litt/e father with!the answer of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, I all the tale matter which was introduced mid bee s to tench lime, an I all passed to the mere ' pedals baker as Slit Cbsascilsr of the Enellagiset said there a tetirchtless I le l, at k inati li r2 lir 1 1 4 65 t fr • i=lll‘... r ' 'IMO 76'7 11110 ed Mars tai Oat Gifsetter 11111111miliseltasithigy sad eigeg eeelinew • The rlghli hue. °Ma 14.1.0j1111444711a1 Aid esthiag ; me not 'de by ~, nal Eon*" ; mg, 444 'bras *, sod was inherit:inlay re tittle ef protect ft hes ever been gives. (Hear, .. ' 1 1 ••0 et 'testy of poet that England has • " eitjole4 bet we bee so svidease whatever of the feud thh staheast el the Cheimelles el the Ezebororr, matened: sod mitigated by he Untar•Poterstakry for ForlilPL Agallla 00 the 000111, 41 we as Jed(' from the pipers es table Si that im . erves we unwanted S. the courts of or St Fetenibmw VW we were going to tabs a step, they pas a arid sad stalest area ; het the.. wee no evklanai whoever Eat the sagas tame adopted log Gm 4014 loveraimat witlyereed lithe Garman easy the Danash °mot wee finer Adopted by Frame ve • Sir, I wise te harm Moil_ Jler Majesty i 's govertmeet • • to niesece. peohegod = . ll=ke 1 e wee,l o eel . vas essay it atria sod for what a onsideralle period It bad ßeen 0,1•1010.11. Why, the despatch that writ quoted my n e a t ban. Mad the member fee the Usiversity of Dublin. 5b Ikeda of Lord Rhea I. Lord Bloomfield, where desv 3 tow ae o ssead et a • esemessike with Crest' that kr miss movie r hem the : tamati ileni hi' eue lli" ehe e e'= . ! 11 . 1 . `. .w argi Ar r tp....P... Beseetorlf adverted sad Poiattely that "add sante to Europe if Germany sad to . ever blear' flOGOdla Lord Raman fully admit lies, end is fully regretted their aziesses, sad aid "time Bea the math of Meg Oren Brad* had mimed liable of. =epee ; that PLr ob li t ul tais pir had likewise and but that the of was nith o ss e d Male the. wee sow bah or *Woo, or ma .' arid hewed it mode all be Mama any. B I It One the we. • eiterses that is sae. • What de the parr EZtlry sorb, thei ii here set memead 1 When ha h parbaseat year 1 Bea we not had the , ef Bate is the owe of Laois =skis& mysterious eilmesossioite about the Channel two /rut do they mean? Why should the &weary of elele is hie place in parbuesse till we that the ormiet -Asst was .tweedy, sod that ha did sal that the RINSE sad Milks 11,M• wale den to meet it ? Wee in mere plasma to einem the. pens before dinner 1 Wlts e a s th e s meaning of the *watery to the Idreiralty er he comes down, and he kis boaters Eke • • performer—flood beighte)--be tells the Boma efesemeseirthet the Obeimal gest len* to go "webers lo twenty4rek hews. Lard C. PAGET—That was la sagest to • quotas from the right hes. mamba for Droitwich. Mr. DISK IiELI—It was not the question of my sight lionourehts friend the member for Dmillatith tat seal the heeds down I per seat the natal' dye Well, sir, I lay there Ins bee a eatimases; gni= of wilAros, and I mast Naiad the hems thnt nom of those cumunstames to which I have refills. s em Then been erplaised. there is another point to materials a which they formed their militate I with taped to thee interferes* Thai meglists wags la that poesession moats mad yo, mid yea the dark& wet • sever tumid after tit' ranteresos, when the able lord aim, doom *sally communicated it to the hones. Eves that Gis mat made did not convey to the country tlea, It& Nagy was even then flea. I met tt have Ora eopligneL Why as Europe disturbed sad the isestry distracted milk ' the idea that we were going to war shoat • Menmern esilemni Mr materiels on which the ultimate deo:ic. fanned had been in their end mouths—when they knew • Z .6B.6ll Fniass : 6 2 Rads would not act with thah, sad they the toad daemninabou el the Greed en alif With repel ' to our LOAM sad commeseet, the aid of Ideshedes epee t at oreemsroisl intercoluse, ail these and qther staiderr 1 does must have 'presented themeelves to them. htrit mid the Chancellor of the Exchequer, If ire have stiataniged year slabs, this is not the ease le which a vest *pad. 1 OM ONE" to act, and you ought to thanes the bows 1 to dismiss her adamant. se we. dew Is the old . days of the North aid the Ineembra I nonfat that eartion, taken inseam to the Chsemillit of the Exchequer. In, die fist place I bthe the ass which eceurred at the MI of th.dsdsi issMes of lam gbelteiroo, whew peas Val 006. , eluded with France, Spain, and Amides. Lord !Melbas* negotiated that pace, and the papers wen laid on the table. an ;: a say 1 ' dilOw I eatitr " "' . • - Oro deingligryvrtemp ktiW proul= lizoitaff lite geollif e°ll 4 l ii4 4 ils:fil ' lleseltesti re le s6 d'se s • thinuil milt tete der odagisi. Or Ve. Enloe Alod fl * . . ill "soctedit s id . ol4 of I eh reehrlill to that ale* '.ltuins, Mimi 1...., :a -0.,.....dii. the reierStee foe their proleithes , wish for peace, nor repose any erisfirreelts le dar ; 17.1 liFor ebedueting the segatialliess Ito 's pamperer imp, seem es they aea— f taisghter)—sied con=le ill the Ara el all Europe, from the display of i y sad in eapadtg'whicb has marker their waded.' I ibtok *all t have seaweed the objection of the right bray gestiseems Elm .right boo. member himself put certain resolutions os the piper which Were sotait of the most aneonehtetiaasi !bare ever seen. Why did see the right Ma. gentlemen mese these sociantrous propitiates' ? Vig i l:r o use if be had & attempted to move au revolutioeary le be would have beim left without tellers. (Cheers. ?b. eight bee. guallinnas filled the chmarger if what was galled a " very superior puma." Everyone knows what this MOM whether the character be male or fermi& Everybody athsewledges their transeeedeat seer t, mid 'embody psis set at Mak way. The right Lee. viaticums I. the " very sapwier perms" of the Rouse of Commons. But the table lord weal out of hit way to tell as about the theorist remsese names aid the admirable dual is of the gevaransest. Why did act the noble lord give we all i this ntereetiog iolonwitios when the Aellartei wet new beteg discussed tatlit bow!.- (laughterand sheen)—losmese they would have been equal; utterestiog than as now. Thee the noble lord.'said is defenoe of the policy of the Warn meth, "We ap peal ed to Frame Mid flunk teased us ; sad it was sat oar fault that they refired to do se." Bat you should have hal that 'absence which would lave Induced Imre and Russia to co-operate with you. (Chem) That was Abe Mamma 4 weasel@ is the sebtelard's pal*. Yee bad then • ready sympathy and misleads from Frame, and why did you forfeit it? Why, au exeunt or your sego- Mations with teepee to the Polish qestliee. (Cheats.) Led what woe elle dormice if the goirsesmest t The hem. ;gentleman gave notice of ap address thet promised to have the surpport of the op Lod we are told that hi see segues= her Ids IP geverimeat phemed imams Wm I them portentous • segimiatitettv Wadi tow* to destroy their inbiasseoe, aid wits bee dt the mite eerie* et ' the fell et Dessert; fehulet4 Via It passible an amnbject we pare that tits gov should have been lammed by the motion of en Ind= mamba' of the house' But, said the odds lord, it war a • Area/ .wad elangemen mottos. I (XL Disraeli) mew wiltdOti the holy Offitheites to withdrew the motioe, but I advised him also not to alter its terms, god for thh reams, that the wade was *me used by the *doh teed himself la a dmpateh otitis e* Polieb Whim. (tlear, /par.) Ai to the, of the Under Secretary of State oc this pr . ' 1, 22 - attributed It to the eldest imagination sr Ale hoe. . visa. (Irtageter.) You meat take a men be you lied him. maghter.) The influence of the country has &ailed awe. Twice you appealed to St. Peters sad yea were set lisiMied . Is. Emmen \you, aid Austria end essio derided you. There can be sold of you that cannot he said of say +mazy.' The 'Sham Mhich I will place, str, id , ', • few samosa* is set setrospectlye, bat or Nupd he tementially practical. (Hair ' parlihment to be prdrogned ' ...met of the govermnest la the past/; indeed, would have emu shameful tem. veer we have taken is' the prop', and tits' flisppees we bed met Galled the what parsetais had wu Mimi and the rasesehr . 'year the tame ;whey Meanie WAWA as SSlgiallo. ape annest had o gres io = hem.) We can ott seas ditestsousLpetue P901#414 P' ito? - ---ends itself' "tist s a me ngilli , Or Willa el the. 4 pot the (minima, esM he hoped We don swan fee , it put the bows is is lifewhlp_d , eb, /4 kho that the fethel id th e ToM pned cheers) Tr did lec wild cooeo Weir* sendb 4 bin lid if be felt that he maid we-, i he yea desioxis of obtaining a dietised '''.. al the mreseleastn• d sae lam i , meows/ soothe, 40. komPle.l• , 4 support. Be hoped, therefore. the liffto for asking fora distinct expreseicm I dial doe putting the tesoluttoo. Ni .k. member - peniale& is _.,i result emboss Mete mos a ' rf taking the division. The lobbies , cattalo a large nenittm, and it wm. im. • ayes" could be Meerabled Is owe kalif. -a lowesossy and as ansarsere a , proposed that when the a as feat as they wood Wild pass by the' team it the boon that taw weeklies, to could be take* in ti l l of the •eriffileg crew.. w."l , • ••.1 A I 14LAt......• WI --- Z Oar= 1 014 - ...iSibill be sheekt whidoir di IP: a. 4 Pah s ; 4 thee elendenidni link to lihr=tof i V e eti iipielein fee Mei loos bird, sad hi' iele eimpolimi wpm the siwilaishe 'ad If —', tee the "aye, this : wee, n ittsk% a n l i oeT ce t lit i az • i b m a 1 I :::ar: pr._ eetab ennislia is Weeitlitdellet die ebb otoetalee hcaithere IN stesellth ef thed._____.# eiett pintas to twee ma, • NZr ' elre = fte , is in ir Is of the tarns of Ike' ' ' s • w kb genially hawses wise in antis I lost Theo, for the ayes however, immediately followed, and a wy " eighteen' was raised, fainted bilissfe di p cheat t goverameat beseites. lbw tine before Mr. wee amides teed in 11111114111; TV . caste: k at t•., . Ayes f . e rebiring es. renowed. end it motioned fee eswo " ion li silents ww idolised the Was eilisi his pi mil oetielwitiocat • diets's*, midst weal ellitabss. • .7: ad e th er cede Wel the id were aim iliiesifad, and tbelecase wiJoursed. . A. . , . I - • =Barmy INPELLIGENOI. -,, 7 • '•• - • N aiit:lihk-iti;•Twuz.::-The conterratives of 'Bei ink hr• _hibillh o z i eswary prepustices foe the hoped lbs. Mama rAt • eteolog reeeily ben' , tho ammo of itr. Babbaek. of Liverpool, a wens of Berwick, was MentiCesed, sad it Wm 'agreed that he gild he re. : s eneeted Se oder kiwis** Me' ardidiedell .Bdteliesphtjetuthet, .• • • - , 11 , i iIL - - ' • DezerY.—lt is andorshood ( stye Ni4ll(ett Daft) eOredian) that fr. ascii B. 00; P. Is re nib a sense sink af lbws, thAll bit beilielhat the ed Dieter sod ea iesdra=tud the Itsdepereempaay is by so mane- Jim '' ' ...st. Ototreier_sesapats. —Eft 'Maisel It Meta 'kick - aft. bra Moab. from like easement, and Its so. " lie kbil pisos 4l 7 l : l:tegiatar fee . lb. It jl6 : lll2 . eig bib .pre:see, DO lAA 00:1011tild, s at ha Cc4 s l i ng a Scle ra • ANSOF sines ilk Mind says be i a emeseweire, yek obis be le dims 4 saiate.inio s the imitations of the sowitry, wsl sire fon wasiderstioe to say proposal for their W WI& reopen be anelsesed ibis, hie disk allit the DAMN is Ala Pikiatridatife er ia eunnet wi tat would aot advaiw wider . ntervisie oil libi Wel • The obeli be lied isaboliai tie ininonsiii An "aignlF . nondaig aink, et btapii4 to., . I , ' "' 111 ; lATIVAN Ur W ILE " IiAND • 1 -- • 'fie vas issreitier rum imam • - .:', IhiserMili. pout kialbr allow ors through 44; =dim of per *nal. to iparevr t agnairs;3 '.qt f i rigroanij: their M i l o sae asilstssos is *SD Mk ilotateD Mtlet. 01 O. • aisSl4 akask ram •ima asp* rir. Asa Yrs. Ballieger. 366 Biaad s, .-4mt i ALI9III, ry Ptilisefte. 110. Ward. Joky Et. . ' • ' ' ' ' I . 44... y. Punic0c.......P...... = . 4 io ir ix w e r miui. la t k e Mil far the &Esrey foot lie Tottenha'm mid Euspelmi Railway Ompany'seesetiam to Cliefeeerest. sa prtvionely reported) was peed. The bill proposes to fain .11ve joactloa branches, to easuieetthe main lines mentimed. with e corbel of feO,OOW. it cheese, and 3.10,0001. by Icea. with thee newerwes—cm Irma the southern end of Toe. temhen-eoureroad to the southern sod of tipper' flt.' )11artiele1es, tad two Mime tree ibe Loa 57 n e: et liarlasedsse eed,rpeestyarreing the Wins aseret i and Bedmilsawstreet. to the TOM MOM. wells a saber, missile eisted beer: Ihr ... • n and third 'esoorte. for fad 'tit lir. C.. thsa aa ed tha me of the Ifelzrelltoss D7l—trieThlways, N ,. Fowler, tlidi obil , was iwtwWolllo the .0.1 . .... w. ihmiler peteendepe * lie the easesiten es Grist Wedep tedgfisliaeg •et The bills for the Chest NM.bera Balmy as ir= Menem to Dasieseler enit Map sad Dm" .... peed is lewilTere rood further aviaries aimpied the 011111- i =WI 00 . -North London ItaihnOtheepsey..aakid. DOWN% bill. The Weighing of Grain Bill Ice the peel of Lases ms rejected in that committee man. (limaghtar) Yoe novae take 44 ter.) The influence of th here. Twice you eppea best sod Teo ware set . Sal e tail Armtek tad Platt fore eau be add of you that ' Witt *stiolmiry. ' ' The •Sbom tali Er hands in • few snostetia, is eel WU, fu l toreolod le ementia di =4 lll ' "Mired parThituent to !the essitues at •Om rove • • that, hid*, would hat plat . , info comae we have taken pal Giittiry tae . Illippene we to tiestellat t v 1.4 , • • • wr as tarepeot Wu . 4. • 'of • 'Sul "yea muy WI pewmatid Iltwortio ea •. , other elate which the got= • Deumerk ? ear, ' hear.) ' ilt • •theirir ties of: sod .....1 ) Patoßtitf4 I * . . • o u, eel cos tia recompenda • , ' iid wells oppetreed of • • 1.11:11aost) ~• SPEAKYR bowies plat the t • , PALtdEItSTON saM he hap W Within wail sot put the If di ... " Vrbintar ( wroth befi we od n your it. 2 NVIIDEGATE add be 'rook tot . zt ed that oolakt lard if lot U ' • tot lkut he pas date' ou op' • • the Wave at the rip • • . mho efekkeisly.beel f uoosomspWtp ' • kr aataittince sad •• • • wobld foie,. Wm for p n uking I S or • •• ' P s Ab, ob. War ") e potting th the , " tif e hoa. member . isoteveleteeco would result all • • in the mode of taking the die the • , • would oat contain a large 1 .le that the "'gym " could be a •a delleutty halms& tatetees, an bow nada by wilt* he proposed ta yell to the right, as feet Al the lobby they would paw b Semi et West* to Sao haute th 1, ii. 0 .r . TIN v.:do o m& cries 4 " Withdraw, withdraw.") MAKER iota' pot Oft qf . ITE'WDEOATIS askl tbat ia u 'l tag home to toostveultkat he am k - . telsodmest was that withara SlLNOLSKlewillotellailtelt I , eV " chair," mid. ", cadge; oat remark epos au datereal the eight hea. geteletase le (The hoe. madam a of groans intl o th er marls c tr ot ielbers, who were hopettleet 1 i word &um Wm ma how& I to retome his meat. . .Tati holm then divided upon tl oakeniew to two °Walt. Poe the ttOrfllWeitt Attie wit*..jtst tat eigottfue • No," and indeed the u al p haveiherife ponied Sill& efewisint sr-agar 7 ialltNitif--. 7 i • IMAM or soUrirrft Air ?MS surafewia is as a , . mrsAmo :=A r g . zi=44.. ....... • ' growy 9' 1 -I. ' • . muturnis I lui" .0 1 , 1 0•0•11. 1 1 1 1 *** 8 7. a. Heim. la , to sunisar Jury :IA at 11 Walsrlans Ned k W1e.1%-hut . duly IRO a Mir Pamlico% Wardle:tea Ws boursbeg Wm. /*Nan Han MOW& latahastay. WI 4111 4111611 1 / 1 111 811 'larUna ad stiouas Cam Paw. May. kl. N • lam* dy 19, at 1. Jan Han Jana 011Csaphaetreel. Salrs hem gaga July 11, at 1. Illvti all 11010601., fas., enikormsaw. Una mama es • male stai•••• Jul, 14 Olt Jou W no* am aim% 01.1111•41•11. i** le . Ilan marclust, Jay IL sfi I. laity k•MXIIIII, kotrUffusfe. fairs& ..t Milky. July IV t Jar Ga at eta LW. assarspsang Ingest earl. Isoura hem July 10, se 2. Papnlollan. Ifuroshinfiireaggper 41••84. blawsla, i=, at IL Jaw TM, i=luf Mr U. ML JINN. , du M Ws maw. So • pan Pat ter. rut al y ar. t all. nalLullesenn. llrssae lisfins=h4 IL ss U. Jag Nast /law A ernat,lsta .. 1 11 1 11 4.2 Halos Winn. Orlellarnen afar, Jul," ML ldAar Um Jan WELLnaOII, Alders-'- - ,1•17 I& a U. Jury orsavan, notlngto•arattl. Join MIA& ISAILY, brosgetrat, (. Jay it IL Pima WILLS P/3/117, Totteshaar. July W. at IL Zawar CHASMS Jonsson, Ilslinsml,Peckh a as 11. Saran Algae, Hiford, row, lay *al IL JAWne Will, Walsall, Stsdarahlre, brldle blt isasiselsra Jalylu, at IL JAMMU law Obrrnimmy nag WAWA* , Ifireureo. par. Jul, 10 MIL 111211 T DAV, ganspanerd. pow Jay IL A IL tains laniat, 1114488. 1a18481•44118, elun la hay rasa July 111, at 12. noun WHJAAL M. Derby. en nersalsir. Pay 111, at 11. A*! HOsans, Inludou, Vllltaire draw le boar sad shwa July H. all. Puriate• Wan Um& Thallas. Isaltanee, _July A, at IL 1:11,4181 1.1241408, Yee4lB4, Yortildoe, walks 84411 4 1 4148448* Sum J. 11 8111 = i ir Lissa. L na Impred, cal desks sls. , JAL% r , •411... minisk Only It a 11. Juils Iv lunorrU% Hewbure, Itrtlasalunal. Ihrua 3* U. MIL qtarast lIM. Chatham. Warsaw July W. a I Mansur Was, Heston Now* lanes*, wen, Jay 20.11112. Yon W smut* Naligamo. 11l ant I ta tat J.. Mar. Jai Ilk all& Alan 1140.111, Ledford, plrowgrapher. July IL at IL • Nihilists 11 aft, Ihaliorreseassa. Perbia bearbass 1~16 July 20, at 12. • Ansion BLOM HOlreni7, Walrearntaa. brobru. patalar. JO/ 11, 86 11. Jana coanust Lay, Plymouth, late &nor. Jan Is, as 11. Owns trourefor. froartes. sra.hrhausurk lereurprolu n AV=deli 20. at 11 ..tios, Paddock, Tortuddre, rasahola spa Jalyn st IL Wausau itairaLue WILIJsze, Hereford, warner, orris& AA, * as 11. Care - 7 " al 6 L i ets f =t;raZtgarly i ll :211. LA;l3laLlrella. e ss, tarsal dater, July le, at I- Willasz Ormolu-L. mato., Lancsadrc, porer. Jail IL et II Wawa PP111 , 18,8, Volbelsb, Lomaahlre. ease Wks, now tire, July Jar • =Am Puna Heath. Harepoidre, sane. waiss, 34,4 tar. as 11. atiel:tis k 6 li ra !VI ; '174.11 It as ". IV 114•41/04 laramaitlea. laevallabLi cral madris4,l* jou. L ion owirt ."ll.l. = o : 0embd. : 11 . ,a.421 7 r ueedii.d AerniZaJois it IL is n. CstsilLw Bahr Basun, _ outlaw, Ansa., AU. 111•••• 1••••••1110 Umillmaailatiuser, germ & alt. LAST ALLUMATIur& & nilidt,- Bar fsigi =c4rais f V sdsah aisme.Za i tr e litt:7..a. a r==lor. a i r ' . : a T ait Meek ssesurste, 14a, hana-Astput.L S. ~,... gmiegy.c.rrece. 48.40141118 an 81114111- Me Colley 011184.-88.114 8. V. 5a11 ir............., P8114110, 11111811144, Imerultor laseper-agsasg. Jg. gsg ai . 1 , 888. (rule ariort-71=. ft. I treria7l47ll; 1 41 l i la' rorrr - aro* 0. J. Hoak loashretarer-Anall •C. Wl = Perslagnsaistr. garryselt, near Warr-Augur& I. 2. street, Ince-hay 221 .1 . I . . casrsaralarsP-agra U. /I Illsesa 7.1 gins pc Maas. My. prliat-Augest H. 1 J. 1.1•6 to whom Now -0104. flliefese U. 1 nII, pia llorsa assrars- t U. W. D, Au., Erman nistur-Anal 1. . 0111ard. Hardmalnan% w laspr aalai sowinando-Aapse u. J. las Clirltertbra. o walks merolmer.-Lsgsa 1 r. -A lllidL rek &Ire, rimer II ...t_ tra=, . desks= -August 3. . /14041 4. I. II - asTsa=lbst, Isharge= IL W. a La itatliewerarchasiar...sx=zerr= Ze l I lisAbed eforatior-4qUr I& Ve rt Urruti=fl9l. ror wlller - h 1 7 16 . It rear, Casbarlad. lay esuran-Argurs AMMAN, reANl4rgrb.WrZtg Vt.? '. ID Pa`sAsbulbst. , . era, C , A*. ,a, is MOM r= in. UW-Irre Youdr--asrage Zirforse 1y 11. . dm fs. D. Wag, sm..llBumrpolob„ "*,, = 4 / JI L lo V ima rilfri. -Idris & lesorbo, , Ilsu • • fi. L. 0,..A: 14 40440. . false ea Han Pis als &sr2E Ir . ..... , ... .„...... . L.,. M. = 2 4 ll=ormloa. , Immo= 34Jelim Ammo, DUsaaa., larelsaira sa asigiggLins • lookager. ywyg ribmitukUrrfaikebrillftillkwardrprims. LinairWOOK4ll SMINIUD. Cl S= l43r wsassworses -81111 L ead = M idi." 11.611 4•110 nssangt„ dr Ilwarnallalsslea. _ • • _". '.l .... AITUIIIIMI. fa i r l il:: V li Z ar rarrre "' _, M "Alet w Idakras rwm.lofutir -Anal; tea, n, rrlugyr.- i iik glr, L ai r ". . 0% 1 2 ohm ,Nily !Y. U.SWellid. itsd Una. p)•I7ILAWItf i v. : t t . , 44•Tr. . war el ar IL. J. rk Thom, lath, glarbers. a = Nat 14111.4 . osatter-Jay 17 J. lima ftrusee-fdy IL W. Ina. 11•11 1 1 11•Intrallr-41 1 4 SL .W._llibra Jarapara nat. slum wbeelwriglat-July IL J. ..M•a•Mw, Dasesslar graw..- Jai, It TAlleuraslod. *arta Ilastaallase% aural malta.. 41:0 1 1 1 . 4 22,55 aik.. 8ar p r2 4 mania, usase-,ysly 111, J. sly W. W. A. letreses. War faawasaaalkg esigsallsr-July W. A. Galas. Wawa% T"'"frf• - • .PALTHICLUUBI DISOOLVID. ..4 taftwo r Mss., a. L siolotwo. and L. isearestiva, Mow , rearbordr, lee rs J. rati a t a = 11111 ad S. 1. cot, Mailli mai 7? Ir l tr j gn 16. , AftlZ IP ti4Lrt Mrs= Ina ..rfairak as J. game . . our maw maw. re fir is rourza& ' • . • • • sat O. A Wsvaptins, t it . . u.a tt p ti a .. I mi= e 'l`e IL 041•,41' ..... ,a• rilL 11.1itha.'"IM. "Is Eva lar.--I°.44Ara =. iswamlansartaw mica: , t=earraii.... al tal:=l' e._iii.dia l s..a. ,:= d. . ... • . . ---,---- dow...ita..-T. Um , 1 .J. •• „ .sal sad oar Ts& . W. sad • . • a !lo : • lal _ __ _ _ ___:. Umil, as. ILlsm rf boothaker. hip 10. all 2. ;olden im,runr. watt►fir. Herfasey, leassier. waosariMmikllle _ I — Roc "-; Pale" - • ittitaf -10010-4 - amer POMO% wasseksispa. Inas, OlurnilV 9 Vtriira. • AusWoz= Airtibire. Rows P i= Jo i gi a rsirialtisaftw.Ml~% Aprig, irda 41 =s :raime =dm mom +as lalle Bart natal, AMU/ ItraWAlit M 7MI 1111.11/* IteNtrird& Ah W liZTVlLtati Igt treZit i rdi li tti tha glitaleir• JA= e llta43:4lr4K 4Rarines. 111hdies. rem ifizsaro =AK &ULWLY. —TM adjonyond = day soldni of __.id.. la His at, y wit bad title Loan Towoon.Mr.W. A. Miami M en oink d. >s. of staidoling a bill ono twine mo. *win, 515 MW " • blit to amble as seteepobas in& nay Dontpony to 'load titer rodway tem Iftadmrolonts M rtildby-olnizo, TottorAll, sad dm Oita propene lea Esbas lobator, banns sood Qs lone d Ma bill. db e shamo aid bo *mita tho aoolloo wadi soallisa lill now Wore It, for Ili bedewed no body of limn bidden wow glier plooli ia o moo fonounlio ponAtt ... a . 4 : k ~ .. b , the woogoonsato the &SUMS bad Foot radars* of punt Ind Meow INLINAOSO" .. M iii Mot tidnof tbi=tilia oniu m or e g to *sabots el odor lis titi , olooMin to ap osyqoaotby of tho aprogni. Soy Iltsisfooo too no alok, Amoutowr .." a la lb• tom tbo ill = : 11 Z Mar 46 . is mystato, led Modr . ol4. lionld not be laimisolly oinlitd. no ntollor bay 1 atEt.........kuzur. telia., .snd oppooldleb dm Ma lirAndoo. ia. Nan, ma °thins, Inn wood to. • nos d tbooki to N. tlr' aims oonolottodtboytosoodtsP. o , f • : Ws ri t I . *- ' . POI •1 /131 IP, , ; ~r~. , ~ p p , 0 01,t. %kit -I I I 1 i~ I l I I I 1 II I