The Express. — London, England, 1855-07-20 00:00:00

. . ~....- . 7 111";: i :A?„‘„,..... / - ---/-• /..‹..,-...• „..1........" ------........_/ 1 - - . •:. , i .0 ': "ii, 7 ).. , L'la: Tg . Lc{ ,; - ..;:q . x.r.L.ff :. ;if ef"----(4.--,.... ,-.--.; c/d7.,... / 1 . 1 . . X--< / .-- - 7;-1- - 1--icw : - H t . t - , ~, Li, , ..i_io AI Ak , 1 I e i • . I . . $ f • .11 i o EVENING EDITION OF THE DAILY NEWS. ; (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. No. 2,782.] LONDON, FRIDAY kir, JULY 20, 1855. ASYLUM LIFE MASSURANCE OFFICE, w' Llialkah Natablbbed caallosl7 warnmuli, Cl' "1 ofilit sal Illarsi Um% us Ham sad Abrad e ter Od a 11 . 11 26 1 r Pmel sL o xe medep a polii ,d er s. prioilfies. Involving Ala mos irm newel now, sts., opt, te SUNLIT HOPKINS. Iliiklent Maim IMI'gItIAL PA . waft •Wa thesstreet re tide Ispegesemeied to har .z =e• stiterie ( k --Is evetred) se eeelly miltetehla" Se Sr. the evueseset le set wry &Weft le OM et the Magma teemed member. "Ilk et this as y as a rater Mitiesstres juSke.l take the Wrap tootou i gnettlealts. I Orate width, tie ere et Pe Bella meerallea sad t b. • he Wag i rearer le elleelitt WNW NA - eatresrtess. we to reds rehear rd wesereide IMMO treembeatieg the aParatiewa at war. Uwe le mesh diery. as It to me, both of desalts. le *paw Ml,a( to deem, shy el= ' weirder is Sit eseistry to s 1 is esedeet et • her 'l• t M. VIM lot vrez Isle lis soil ea aphid era ea es rldt tree re hre he aelert et It le Ir. Is pille tis izieseelsp . b . wil the el lief tr. 7 =ad re grerreast. Peer right lir apt te ehr reetatedeeltelm *mem amidst illhiller nit =MP Par __,_ dre Mr We have le NOM aplest M red be ertered W wi eet=7Are m ete let .., ,i.7 =. ll r ossa lgialls " ' l na the ustures preen tit vilit he Ile ar eireemst, h .seers var ----- Ihi rills et IS' psimittise mg temeareee al ,• 1:7 ingitii. Old Nis =, Itle elelleitle are meldi serenest. .11e 1 = kts Wray e= le. we ire. to eeared eed Meet eil " ImiliVollt • rimed= weertemh "=eellg iv ills area aro, thee* begeed =eerdisired by the rat re - libIIONNIN. e l = taise s iVie he M o t treArral vyO b er prey ie . the WM" War erre bererdre el rr allird sgs" dr Id ereree . 1 eve rea mi the l zet regal be the Wetseralesl C=7 1111011114 areal ea. rear; tra rt= l : ll. l= l ::::.* _ Dealt 1e a ell rN I d r:. sag a tordeles et ealmaiver.loe ape gab.% br isakian 1, 7 1010 011 * tee item et he bone. hie • B are e le mho all =rilee lesmeases to h serrdled. W edisouldie I eZleireit dr Yr eel Uri uperdss•—lrgeily this der sot to pears bb.A.e as ld I apse der die err eerier dr et a er el hellrel Meg r rungreee With di me, med red etjeurrat with reedit rals.• HOUSE OF LORDS.—TurisDAT, JIMA 19. The Lou CRAMCILLO/1 took his seat epos OA woolsack at 6 eels& The semi veseieg of the Eleeatioa (beetlied) BM wed sewed Wehs Doke et AsoyLv i bet such oppoition was Gybing PIM his grace wished to withdraw it. The IdsisCuaxolit.os hating put the queitiosthat the bill be ~saws, The Date of RICHMOND twisted spas a divides. For the withdrawal of the bill SS Meisel it • ' The bill was asconhasly withdraws. • Thais lordshipeadjaanied at a quarter MI Vika: NOTICE OF DIVIDEND. 4ANK of DEPOSIT, 3, Pan-mall East, Lot lon. FAOWised A.D. Mt 'morns for HALF-YEAELV it tae tile por eat. per we.., to Use Seth husk ere ready for delivery, lid says= DARN Isteove. the Seen of 11 II Aloft. MU. 11011JUSON. Mmaglei Disease. My le, ISM. Delpsetsete sod forms At craft weenie sot tree es sp. ibeited. Y CLOSING.—ROYAL SURREY ZOO %LOGICAL 0111U)ESIL The looted received so egglieeilme le •PI• 0 11 11 • 11 ) • ••••• 1 11 Ie• tin id VIUI km evade Wa ld lad el mom swung% MOAB CUM sal ottraottoos of the Nowt Ooloniooot, to mods to Ir 10.11011110 W, thootios, will to a anal Obi Oils. ROUSE OF COMMONS.—TouseDAY. JULY 19. The Seas took the Omit at a few minutes before 4 Valosk. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Lists' samiadasesits to the tellowiog bills were 4111•• Wend sad screed to: Barrow Betbour Bill; Iliskaalbsad sad Lbrerpaol Desks (Trust Propertyi Re.) Bill ; sod Lrolsad Improved Cossaistestioo.Bill ; Fassass igil = well BSI • sad Liverpool Dock. Bill. FM-filewleg belle emereeeed a seems nue: aromas &Moe SW liatelosirstote CONIIITTNI ON Okey trirßo TEM BUR BILL ' Mr. RONBOCK. eahed the elairessa of this ocenatittee whetter there would be say objection on the part of eke committee to path& emit evidence from time to that, as bad bees does by the Selestopol Committee ? Mr. H. BERKELEY, lobos:eke with bin book to the gallery, ass ondentood to. ea that there would be as ob- MORGAN SHIRK —The ONOLL MATZ. 1 dm 1I is 114111esteltrelaM I NV I kt g o o trot sey perdue at the Oils ssiet bp ito W. DIPPTILI, Itei., the .0sell." Ilsat.—DestM ssi Ist pu- ssy to he ottalast aloe YomMo. or of Mims MOM& D. sad Os, hetiolesre, _Mai 11. el.—A pesetaerties of the ollthrese property semi of *hi term have tees gOI ,6 4IBTRALIA and the OOLONIES.—Ligh; sri 11A10111110.—C1WOCIOSPI PAMIR MT is es Ms, MOW, =srd Imo WWI l y a l =d is = sitpsdime to • saisrlisif dabs, miss. Ssis deems am Ishia art kiKlVT.llV=Nriltel•SgtacralifuTs ell 'AZ OMR WO= rim miss ri gar gat if tad.— Vl t Ar ru r s Ilellissiza =ODOM lIIIATIOINIVIZROtts It ftranwpat i rA= ire Mims to isivrio *deo. THE ADJOURNED DEBATE ON NE. ROEBUCK'S MOTION. Mr. Itorsoca presented retitle's. from Orford, Brad. lend, sad Birmingham, la femme of the motion whit& he had prepmed end we of this 'nubs char it might be carried era to 4i legitimate masequace—the impeachment of mistiest& Mr. OTWAT presented! petition with a similar payer. Dlr. GetaßLL resehma the dibtte, supporting the I • rB BEARD, WHISIBBSoiad MUSTACHIOS. u. eriesithated ream 0 109,14,31 De• MAMMAS OIL yibileloy Umironosbelie fil ille IN univamily karma awl titrNM le sologdid le sonigioileillassii.. mg aides 4 iglims trulisibia lib Oahulandie t *.opsisiss Merlri d els 'Zir= oei iall mill. lb pbs diem& 2: l l=lns nislibM lb Obe Woo si buns Vb. rd. ; b. be.. U., M. Wiles (opal se N. ...0 lila 114... Er. ibit dr. flag. bomb. OM by A. IIOWLAND asi , loosrypsaik Lids% erg by 0 Cbsedbut sad Per. I_ _ simmlretioLaire .l"'' w ee so le eaultuti Mai ter Ws him la • 04 1 ; 1 = 1.11 . wetkial a r et te tiC ha1.411.11=104P. W M IC AOICINE. ...re.. itie'exaet addrials. UR MOH BUIFE WOLK In ra* *0 tbs la 3 T ub. TII E OLD CO SRB; of. italgaria. it imaNswis-sseg. Cd•col, I B A : nbotk•L * Linn Hon. azoo is k *Web bibs Wenn se so AGM rstlicallos."-•*****l. too loom et owaosaos. amok:K *****. an at- II ma mall tains, an very pinain ma* -And**. " aperilb beilabg bon tee bet bon *Marl ib r a sprat= is p= mals osoNitn S 'E niasty " talb • HlHMAThrgrilart 3111bICINE. Via Jr i lt e ra . Thirdig of t. naninTh. i li• besdl= *ow be molar nut far ms. 114 . 1.1. 1ra_ .... ....btibe ikki l i tC: Web nib an Ininbial la Om* pew lin. • o€6 - Wribl‘plin Ha : Canine nolplaa et is•nbos Mkt. a**** , Jas LoMab• St Paul odninpMenThlr Obtanibint. HE ILLUSTRATED TIMIS (No. 7) be Ton s ita i l nia_ &n C: • olnnono Is Tuss* -- ~, se ilbs , I. ! ... " Gi a l raddi a. ~.. _trAboll s es sa ira• No• sum graonsis nor UM* romat ~ lb * ilif ainl The be . et Os r- Or Ono fr as ~ Imir sir Mit .A. 1116* .. li n gE ll. ..` `e gatel e r• - • 7 of II =inborn *5 Tins - erigair sedilrais sa grillaSe he miZar I•Hirreal nth di sod uscava AJW"sgrua t Z tailrMV L s. womapir. St 14•11**MbeiL c TO THE lIIIILIBITAPITS OF CAMMUDGIL HE EMILE'S EVENING NEWSPAPER is SUPPLIED 1111OULOILLY ivory groolog of 7 o'clock to ON ono. I* W. DAWOOPI sod BON ki, llooksollas of Solmosike* a TompOloloost , cot, CoatclOao. TRH DAILY NRWS : LONDON MORNING FARM yobs oastrapad ad., gawped Id. lie Lodz U cc le:al /0111116 l advosaasof u.. soanoros aM d an rod h tba =hit fad velai af ts phial oaws—la he sosorhy of t law mad% pad ta the *Odd sad 4101111111111111•1 Weimar la inlaid@ bras any, rift q, Midas—his Fmk ▪ " ACtooinroterv 4 is AT 11111 OUT OT WAR. Till POSRION MARS LOZRILLAWLIGWID TIMARTLU. oadashely sty report of la ha Wise &Das Y sap. """c27B7lraNt • Ile N lerromilva airoPtillumiorm It awe e itraft Oros% mow by dm sbaa lady Mardlasibi, biaVrdßot= simil ta ass MI6 10 Rd wddlle dd. tookiller a monikta ; fff at V.S.A2litigli."l"l=ol7lB.tralthinteby viesess k rakedlioNdlikr kik so kali do am. of amiespou marls =INK 4111 igriffers. pia Y Woos y PosOollso ON& • mei 1' NEWS I TO iiiliD, ram 8 ask I emu sp.a., at per won; Wm or enearty. us he IL per illst alb'. t varlet w by lb'. • Sem Minh IS. VIMMI4OIII. LT NEWS FORWARDED SAW COUNTRY swum PM, et Ile. ea. per qr. pepoise r Memo. MADDO.I6 le, Upper Alba, AripsOrppelyPeehaellee yet. ILLY NEW'S LENT TO REAl4 . l:l l :l. ut , r 11 .... per giviritt.-11131Tby mom* •81 MAL 1140101. Ills. par gr.-11. ADAM Ile Wisalsora. Mews *pat ATBWATIIL—DAILT Dr ava• 4llll7' TO READ; GM t ► 3 seggifig *3 the fous3r/ IRE 333=r ru 132.14L 'mew, peel In avow. 3E MIMIC; amisorri. . . M ChM. • t ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. ten RessledioNorti, the rodaetloa at which oar Iwadoil Feb& hate bees meet* with es Ikea intermit, web performed tic the int time bitaljr,ht eft rem creates Ida Mae had bees satielpstad: hdeis se weeded to meriewiag, and had s most . 1411aal 'mimes. The weerged state of esti Whams mutate as free eateriag late tat details relueeties the eau sea its perform sue, mkt* ' tiatefere, we wa n taps till to usatev. Kemaithilli we ma* 14 tlat the Esitish by their m . antles* neeptica of this open, henseasoned 'la Oa origin rimiest is Foam ealOasuaay, that it is the nest. b 9 1 441 4 /1 1,4 Wear %Med of lleyerbeirfe werks. i. ..essielßseise of the mstermaace his asur be • ia psi, Aware, we prlad]si.,p~rformsu. espy 5 22 :: I. othir. The Mille. Belo, lOU. 14,mi, Presor t Ou4ciai, sad , rutted themselves to the stem*, sad with the =offset ; sad Om ohols 1s . *Me Wm **may Ws is: teat, sad sPludeels. when the iamb tell --that the semi fiats to the am* mfralllverboot was Of the 1114000 *au mom.. M .the sad of the 4.71:7pi5. priasimal MOW with 11.11,111 mfaissastlues sad pirpir wombs 401 boaquis.. Is.•bort, • rum WINIBh boo astAala maraud iaarox day. .1- • • al i!b - ' .0 ,• • • Os idol• Bait s os Amits.N. Or LOWDOM— moos In 6—Tlie Cy/mow liattloy, of add for sedval lbw 16. wilai wish lir Mom . ski mow et Atberton, Yloming,. el awl don. 611 ha Wanda will a who of offilno-mbrd= of Ma Nast of Taagoois on lbeltkb of May. 'Malan end arm wan afplit dap and nighti in the long bbst Won rot von plead up. nancia. The knoantiv-Otuntses. in a vigorous speech, to whisk Ur. WIMIMI rented, opposed it. Lard I. RIISBBLL.-I rise, air, to speak upon this gnat question, without any whilt to aladen or madmen its lespettaus, 'till less with any desire to escape any pert of the responsibility whisk I feel that I have neared. I null oat, therefore, wept ftw 'myself, mad I bop, my noble iii-ad, the First Lori of the Treasury, will pot aunt for himself, the sung made by the turned Attorney-Oneral —(loud opposition shearn—neattly, that the hood of the present admisistratios ounpiad at the time when this ex , pedalos was emosind and sent upon its mission the post of Burstary of Butte for the Hun Department. Si,, is is soy belief—and I Intro not say euthanasia authority that said, in the Mast, impugn that belief—that every somber of Lard Absideat's gourament was, sod romaise resposibie ipt ne vgaditiage to Sebastopol, and for tha I endue of it is long as he ressaistad a mariner of that ad ' ministratioa. (Chen.) This is a great question of Oaths Lad ef pally. I lay a great question of jolliest and of policy, bone, thong% no dnnbt ii is a question of justice, it is NS a qualm of junco suety, (Bear, bear.) The Homo of Cossets, in its (lineman coposity, holding width 111 se" and directing by its vote the inn mad the usmais *St *Mu itiftentbil W•alstinstels btialwklg VP mart ' int, what the props. 4 siliis pf the ease rowans, end son, what it la swine for . than to antra with • view le the vassal nurses of the coantry. I rossambar a distingeaked mune torthis knee, who was a ember 'of the hoses at the tier of the Welchem expedition, and who was set blindly to the ilielstare ebb ossinstod that ozposillem--4 son lb. Wiling Bilion—a osilii who was no .Less dissimulated ..bg . big estan thee by . his tease, 1 1 mamba be told me that he thought that the. 7ssf Cassons. in nen, to._ the deceits Mikis : did with rope to the Venues "'pedalos, acted is ity with the wishei • et the immotry, bas's", al. though the soantry found each to Musa in the empoditios, ad nobody amid dere every part of the ortinnot of the venison, it was the general *Make that the madam wee °Bryn' oa the war in whisk the whole heart of the intim was some with ever nod aka, sad that it wont be Waring to the gouty if the Westin were diesisme. Sir, I say that that was a sue la whisk the Hose of Case sus, taking a proper view if its fosetions, yuletide is its decision. Rat, air, so doubt the is, in the first pi•OO. • queen of jumbo. in looking at is as a viatica oilstones, I sat he parental to remark ups the manor in whisk the boo. sad Marne weber for Sheffield stated hie ease MI no Mess. Nothing sue seed the gravity of tip dialion at which be asks thio. hum to *vim A.. MAW to his own opheitis it is a motion whisk lei a twiny to disuality for power, to embed* ham else. anion every maa ia this buss who has me beat ill: zPiliPsoing sad ouring sasuares Meek are is Week (Beer, hew) The Column of Grey, who Mete the Beam jet, the followers of Si, Pea, choseread from trade, an oliko deossnee Wailes to be iligualillest. (Bear, bear.) To Om hos Inid Mead Vialmasa Wenn, who profuse at lout lies ,* Wake" , it mist appear a rave matter the stem but sr who have ben is opens opposed to Boman steins uneasipattos, spree te Ake Wormiest, opposed to tree bado—(" Oh, oh." from tin Opus**. sod noon free leo misistorialside)—will in loalithd to sods" the sthin et the esiontsy h il the has. sod humid vadimea ea make his wishes prevail. Well, then, sir, if the erne mew is p,rue a sae, one would lave thought that the ha. sod named geniuses would be cations to keep himself within the stria line of esthete oceirsoy—(bear, hear)—that he would est overstate soy of his shares ; that main a denim respositheirtisk lid that tad that If it have the adestegenittoilthisitlisineolisowaterbalancing (Heaves tow. IM ownid . eat um the sae matairly• aphid the `whew be wine to we them& with pasiskent. dad yet, a, I gamut but observe that In severe pentane the Matson% tit the hos. and loanmegeatlemsa was anything but aWs and amnia ea.. Om lastest of this kind woo pseud out by the right has. rationed the samba Ibir Carlisle, who seated out the in 0.4 La extract vbigli wit easughed to to • snug quotation five toed Itegblek nen, the knows sarsioneaso of tholepin' elite YVi Jo the policy of madly oat the expedition was earsfoily - eletton. I .) . Ms, RA BBUCH-. i'll me to ordit i I nod from. the nun, whin was "den by the no tin seethe % e lleig agebilai l I 'the mile priferrea oa , tele es Aniessy-Osioral, Maltby •tolfloollesiiimil thin resume everysember el Ow this eau -of tbewhoto meant. riglaesullre ii i i. r . *NW ki Mgt Ithilthr hi roe 'gasket— it a ig. se present moesist—sow, es the 19th hay—that SW Moos Of ' Cosmoses ohmelifmlle Is OZ., Ithisk;,lllB:lolol4tiabiligtpssisse go hst a lTal l o ert o b g thhe •11 1 :1ZIN4 OW , I . :le thePrrort iirressant wise .161 says the the is a unties se to whetters,. uttsigathei uryng on 31. mislead' gem per ever, sad Anther by replasby the goes/mite by itoßall of Dertad these who sot with bin, we shall it mine I, Monk Inaba t r sla / 71 . e ur d1141 :41 1 ; great laeogvastaaos Width will , sou thr a l to l - I -by sow sides o:ll4ldignAk.ostiviewriag in i t i reVii n a. wtepi I the metes and et SU lim Alsiliar "— voilliaavva Wee adolshluallealt flp. ,sum. to &MA& If those ia power liave,abmis res estissly sante to meet 'the testing = Bnog have shwa themselves entirely as loin is a see for disahiag *am. tise l ob disgrace. Bat I submit that A ii,"7:.. masse . 011111 e enemy, the weak% , Ws let ' , bps ma wily stamp turned le atheism to isie 1 withV is sierers, but also to thiallsissi gas- A affillterg es. Willin you any Mass kee.e Lg ailidal p 'M ea t " , her.) Will 7•ls anemone damp the +Mete nese who arise noes& P. Wit sot laths into their minds son notions that thlasts . dais iskswe 0.4 , . martini* .vcalcvdb. 66 . Mk Via ar se d=ou they t I an= q v altims, whisk is limg. hinds it nesse ,ers POMO nu .1 amid. unsayeath a l rase with . it. 4 Tipputvast It Mode by Itr. Cushy apes dtrlitithPl4lo7/1011thelia Vat wheelie. Hem lie Wive isil olthe lahlai A nt ;fet id i4ti v iii c . * m re seek nes bis tees warts pearts with I . So, 'homy LI name eistider whet has mend as army mess with satiated disguiser, or N peeping with national rein. I believe that acing into war soddenly is an 10 , 11- prise of anon than ordinary bawd. We have sot Suffered mom than ordinary 'amide,. lot 1 lock with hope , a many things both is *sr military sad political casetitotion. I cannot bat believe that the army widish has Staod—l will not say the battlee of Alma sod Inkermas—bat wain has stood the hardships and asseritise et the winter siege of Sebastopol with its discipline uaispaired—(cheers)—mast he teemed hy a military system paid tole' objects—a system *high meshes men to endure hardship sad to meet Math srith sebum is the service of their cosetry. (Hear) I oom sot bat think our army, so organised, will give to itaronsloy victory—toßumps, quiet and repose. I leek loony polided I epnetitstion. la tau I SOS metals 'Mosinee. I reM Sroveir same eiremestasors which , did not exist when ger. alai , but which throw grist ellaisefes id the way endeetiog the war. Bat I believe these* Na. oven is the worst of them defeats. I believe 1 isz old Hist things of which emplane has bees made wt be vemeilied owing to that gamed midi which primal, of &skin into every part of the asimbigratioa with a view to ilicorreetles. I think, likewise. Stet the spirit of the ptople of this eirestry le as it ever woe, eel they will stop abort of as sables wbish they think ie emessery fur the welfare tithe oesstry. Is these . eires m, and with those pespeste Irefeee se, with this to tics both military and pdhisal I lehilist • votw pi l t r. the ailideistra ties wedi test to damp the a misemelbo soughs dial Ileklie ef Mili meatn. hem) I think , i thalidllsabdist this lose' tell ben patens • It. ditty by Se easstesasse whatever to Melanin of the heat hosed 'member, which I believe to be conceived la mike; sad te leid tone objesibefel to the (nanny. (Load abuts, foileind by repeated calls for Kr. Bright) Mr. BRIGHT—Mr. Speaker, I shall deals the house but for • very few mentems, whilst Imolai& the view which I have of the motion which my hem and learned friend hag submitted to the how. I am ose of those who did not vote foe the comedttee mom wisest, report that satin is heeded. I 41M sot veto far it ape. this Irrosad-1 thought I pereeind in the words of the moths for that em. asides it esteldedsme is its applisados to the dif fered members of the than soversamst. I thought it Mowed mostetkieg I mis the word trident *Sham and in its literal sease—ble • essepiracy aphid Loud Aberdeen, end those who wen store immediately eon. with kis, and it was es that posed also. that I did set gin • vete. I semen, bossier, el MI mores whisk Owist .00h aim Wed lieseein. . I Me vowed to glop q.tstire apprebsties to thessedsellef tbrimmmitem kik te the report whist has bees drawn .p, sod shish I thiik, sksinble and *lidos' is ever, raged. When we hews splort, I think that the bones is boned to take some slep ilk Inman to it. The noble lord whit has just set Imo Whew rather severe apes my hos. and Wersei kind. I dead Mame the Roble lord, fat my hes. kind did met spare kiss. Bat the sob!, lord lays that the heuesurehle member oar. &rebook) made • speech with a magaillont he sissies and ending, bat that the middle was @lithely wasting. Did the noble lord think that the hos. randier wee gong to read Use whale d the repast and the *Mclean green before the isommittee 1. (Hem, heat.) The hoe. member permed that the Melt lied sod ethic bee. setaben bad mad* tenantless squibs* alli cis ' hole of the roped, sad that these b es umaimous report—wen ad to be Win as d . aid .I wish to sat the • sod* hot glens! ' thdlis were Met iolleded with some oldest ? Were they eolleettd *sly se as =Squids& collude intriesides to be pst away in seines to be looked at ? I send* think that it was ialestlied that some me should ha mote of the isformstios obtelmid. Now, don any membra my tbak.the emsaittes has nut discovered foots which move Mos make out the stattoint whleh the heacrinable sad leaned lased= made to this home 1 Thera swot ha the dune* dead of it, sod I tbiek es member of %be late goteremest •or the mem Amid undertake for • emeneut le deity that those state radios which slanted as/ trembler the isessein wen peeved to be, owed by the ,ordee apes the tads of be house. An we pew ja pay that the whole sad of this matter fir se be this.-4111(sdkie angst tire to take place to the War .ad Ordained Demetsisnlend that there shall be a beitor emisol.doliess t Why, the sable lord at ne bead of 'Me fteet, and the noble lord who last spoke have Mows wry well, and mar have I mmo it ter yams when diem reqpind dosed resift. Oat for years my late lasses tad friend Mr. Now rthat Mess Amps dwell tab *sly the .thee air Miele, spotmeate ef Oh moped*. . the arkle : leek.- had sew they mart the that the systole *lda they Wised VI sheep is guilts ef the miebrinise Illikit haws baptised, and suet the .G. l misidratlio .mhlsibalmeti Wallet it. TM hes. and kernel i mieber SR 11114110111 (Mr. Whiteside) referred to • meet imperteet to* WhimAs asked the hems what we wise te de with Withhold ssirpos. We de set sew semi =Tle Telter-110, mid a V= ha l J . 'gleam merit Sib rdiiill6 . l .l 2ll . bee thee 'do Woes of Semmerie, whisk Gab the pubis Weft has bees widest* she greetalleinkcht apes the eireatiy, eldald manoress . with. bosomy, Hi erliaalkhe Windy . the =lt @possibility, set to esietho hats all fair •mhbida The noble • w up tin report , sides * L a ted the adios helms it was • artimin, .1 wee did% flet the leeseder of ' - x. - E - a; at I 10,,a," lass that sopment was used, and I salted : him whether lie had ever heard tusk a lola in 0.-Central Crtilimi•Osert. Alt iimliddamt bat l's of a retoispeetti* nistmeo:•ame 1 h onkat .telmildie. lewd bat seed 111 Med llme kit tses of hison'imm* At Tee slaa said dm** tam Who had erred ballets ~we i awl tad reberillmai waist ited 'wets '4Blall fist"..., 1101/ .1 *Mien of ii t Madia ifbr r iV i&lilieWS lSagi raralaNlMllle of Por ib r ai t o One beet' flailiblki" Mims • ''. Ide a ft lOW *be be ad mill right le moms as lid *eke lerd the samba fist lt i tr ii4 ,..for +tarsi Mt sair fedentesobeiged, to sad eb tia Petheesthe imasaallisabilismt - ,:th r .F.. And be . BM Me able . leml the fee Tinges 71;71;i1.1111 =Zitt rii • wA whisk ba" summer, lab • * ride is to prie- Tail if} lb* Itatilitrnatitsisek•he ins gamma Is his maw blegbe bag eMaisell a. podded Of tra dignity esd ' fir pewee "Thir iimel, thinid, itrits to Oh— io redused .te s waive( • emiehre- spa Os maids* apd thinly. . the neW., lead at ,thp . bead of *a gettl'aalMS. That is Meson, of wit is whisk the knee willultheeesir be crown" te Vegan it—that is 1 ',Wesel/the ormetreelim which theapeedi *fibs koe.cmil harmed - Member phole,upos the Radar, • I b e hove that dm sedge ton, the proud Pipet Lard rat the Timmy, was ' the most importank sismbee el bed damning' abbot Took at his exported°. in Matte's of war and diplomacy. He bad less misisterwilla Jr 1/11t 11111110-mar sn English army me samlitseL He had been la power white. we 1 emerarlid Is the isty'stiestbsabie war with Shies.. , He A was mined in a war id , auk, • libelously bought as into . .elloim Ail Isreme. Be yds es/era us as k, "r" mith Cinato•• Ha - D . " I°. em Moil - . staa ges A:eries when hob ( gel swab the Wad of Sir R. Poo, dessiddised What he MIMI she ' woleakkiest. The melds lard, too. lia4 grad elelpsimm al Amiga ullhim.; U. has ad -20 jleropesa powers whisk. have meted% to whin be his sea iddi imallity .. he len comerattla ' Mo. Sal AU 'Vibe -Saigon' rep lin. di lb i liaspriam .ia SOO .esmoglevlisk = i11661111 ( Chens.) No man ba . ari s es *me t h in trop bi ll &S e filYsf s Z ake lifirtella lon II:101W it sod Udine mierrome that I Madam the litildildlikollsl, l Bl l o l hherahs Pstin if On WAS 4414 ia tio tiw ym m e ws ke y " em bissuea d verion this eelesif esumory ties . whish l ans withis ses rog ibe last t iguir mweting asseare . Wes tea ft u to peta o ts ; p wr wk it ii lowns or wa tain ft , me in i it iewer ia the , dines the policy of the we:, It is set thenesion Bit eleinit (Load sheen sad laugher.) he the latheare it op, to, but I Will advert to me statemoodet tie sable hell (.1, tisiely should have bola held, if it was int that &el ItWes as tro: V b. i t e r: . n e T t la iaid o e C n ottetaa " . bil is kia t tf ha sople t ssia thl "li g ye re s e n : a lha tli ll er ieppeietemat ibl eis ull e : estba "Mlea sesid es icaml it (C n hee i rm_ei t le.) ." Lan d i.ca hars tol uela d " th i lt . w : it e h hir rit tli t i hau wet7ei kusa vilile Sir t i k i . e t - On,e - Td isirogs . 11 1 the Cense ? Heel's, that in truth it is. .I believe that the is tatter lest the death et mum judge .heal! lad thew einounef the pone sad the holing or the goverannat that sitting ow the oppositions bean. (Laughs.,.) It wee liw thie w :arsa: l"At .b y ki l s g d . t ° f u rr t l ib e pro o th C i v ait n et ure T er a .r a k ed:tr iiri" la es oo teran ,se kt eggre tla a te."c d ui ecresi e w a l u i s e ustiodesects.earf by ambition i irrta : t " L° A r ai d bi S tire wa b il ies sPeak ks all tin 6 .1 °l el and forgets all obligation of gratitsde;" es eal by the mepeakeln notaese of an tansies of Rotas. We here are gentlemen who owe to the patronage and la- Ws . been told that pales were taken to °ben your of the noble lord their partial .mergsaa boa Mounties beton the sepeditiou went out. This, parliamentary onearity, and now we flad them le geed hewn?, apposes to be admitted es ell hands— he this disreputable as against him. (Loud eimen) that that informatics' was wholly faselliciont. (Bear.) The noble lord at the head of the It is said that Run konseverythies that goes on in this did not satisfy my notion of what 11 :1:17 111. 10% 411111102 : 11=A an deld all nee the world, but you have also la the observations he made the ether night as this year sad &Beate la most ontriso, sad than- lbw. I shell not comment oa what he said, bat I 1 here /we me sena why you should not open es nu& in- refrain from • few passing observations on what he dint houtedes god ea *mins a eerrespostiesee. (Thin hoes.) ay. 1 did not beer from him the slightest 1 di But, eir, lithe people of this cen try yea bee. profoundly regret that the noble lord the member for Leaden MI 1 ignoreat on this gantlets, .and the pram of this seeetcy et the government, nor did I hear the slightest palm Mesa can leanest aed proilie ate—and a pertilm• et the press his him, for the einem expressions of admiration, Owl 11111 OM , heal 61111—(Mer, heer)—tbet le no nen why a laden Misstate which bad bun paid him by his late eilbesine. I isebreseed with the vital akin eta greet autism she'll be n thought the noble lord was intoxicated. (Len -) Wu equally ignorant. Wine the noble Ind tells saki Udall No, no, I mean ictoxiested with the notion—in fac li Zte l in the inarhead. be awed sheen lees he sot know that was wiring to repast whet flir Robert Walpole said whim be =were person in *isnot:7 who end tell him every- prevailed es Mr. Peinney to wept • peerage. " I haw in which ha was dottiest, sad who told the govern; hinted the key of the elosst oerhirs." He a ppeared a sil Wen teed the awhile pricinly that which they could have Ginnie's that he had got r id of his scisnt rival, told the government end the public, had they end 'Wares and was about to start anew without competition months is advisee. (Hear ' bear.) Aud yet no difference on the floor of the hones as leader of the whin as. °heaved in the eondact of our pelitiesi affairs. I have party. (Opposition cheers.) I said before that this bawd that there were high militity authorities who entirely was a question of want of confidence in the noble I disapproved of the .apeditioa, and that there was not over lord. The bon. and pliant member for lientiagdoo, who Marne amain like 'a prepoaderence of military an- moved the previous question, said that if it was each a vote 1 Omni, I. its favour. (Hear, hear.) I reed one statement of want of confidence he would have supported it ; and I which was patent to everybody—a statement that was made think the noble lord who seconded him expressed • similar 1 on the 6th or 7t5 July—two months before the expedition opinion. I regard it entirely in the light that it is • vets of stared—end there was set a momberof the cabinet who want of cookie.' in the noble lord, cod on that ground I might sot have nod it Hit- were sot the fashion in cabinet shell give it my support. Now I sok ha geatleman who drew to pt th-pooh everything theism uttnrd beyoed the an sluing near me, and who beard the speech of the Prime charmed ente in which they lir . i. The stntennt to which Minister et this errantry, whether I have not justification ? land, is entslottt is as ehlesei from the Wee/ of an (Hear, hest ) The right hon. member for Bucks dealt ails—l mesa Hosea* • was who dos not get 6,0001 a with it with some degree of sincerity en a fawn eving. year for poke/oil tonne tothis teeny, who is not Posted But recollect what was the 'trembly to Midi Me sada by this anion, sad who has not enionerin In every Ind lord spoke —one of the most august sessiellies le to preside him with all nantsry informa"on. It was so the world—the select men of this great imegies basisess of his to make sitertions to glad eat the truth , sod What was the subject we wars dieensig? • yet here is what he stated as the 6th lily lost pair to • subject of vita! impor.-nee to the moot sod public meeting at Glasgow :—" Ido not think you can take War' prosperity of this kingdom. What was the time? Sebastopol by sea, as it would sat merlin which yen mould A eme the inc:t critical that could be connived in the n est afford or neon to, Led as for taking it by Lad—taking Pont circumstances. And who wee the speaker ? The ape xlter a, net istirented camp, linked tcpther by terrible wet •no to whom the Qeeen had delegated the foreshores fertriens, and gunned by a great gray, with at tire highest 'Moe in the kingdom ender the OtOern. I new armies constantly pouring in, /o as 'mdse. (Hear, bear.) And what • speech it was! (Lead cries of taking to whisk all the ferns el Began end Frame •' hear, hear.") I shall not dos :be that opener with mi. en not equal. Yon will he beaten. Remember my words. enemies ; hat I cannot forget the isoprene* made on the Your brava will fell is vain miler Rea lea bullets an minds of all who hand it. Sine I hays bean a member of Crimes. air, se the Resins did seder Titritiett Wilms en this house, the noble lord is, I think, the fourth who his Turkish fever, sad sot one in five of your soldiers will ever occupied his high position. I recollect the late Sir Mint Mie Albin on Gillis anis." Why, If one of the old Peal as Prime Minister and levier of the House of Cop nephew h_4 risen in your midst, sad spoke liner the mons, end I appeal to all who were here then, whether dbect inepiratioa of Heaves, he yield net have mere gently they do not manse well the courtesy and mo orland out the disperses enneteir (tithe saps lit:ea yes doution with which all his proceedings were nu lled ninny., or the frightful disasters which you have ducted, and the respect which he always pranced laid. es your country. (Loud wise of "Her, hen") for himself and for the hens'. (Hear, hear.) We This. were no doubt at the time great instructors of the have seen ths noble lord, the number for London, at the peedown wrote is an eatinly Minn Pena: here is the hr .d of the government end leader of this house ; and if he Mini, for instanes, of the 4th August last I would met manifested somewhat lens force, and obtained Ism sac s the Times, bet that now feel unfortunately its in• than hie predecessor, there was not less 'narked is I. a in this-bon from day to day. I ay siefortunately, moderation of demeanour &adenine for the House of t;tion-' Maims I consider It a gnat miefortane that the cabinet— mons. We haw also seen the right hon. member for Been set may the went but the last—should alter its policy rod not laths odes of Prime Minter, but in that which was lemeniers at tin diststios of a puldie joins!. (Ind miss *sly mooed, leader of the House of Common, and for a of "Bear, bear.") No blame to the journal. (Hen, longer time than the noble lord the member for Tivertaii, hear.) It is only • iniedeteel inellenos of its energy, skill, assailed sightly by • known majority with nous' vire. fad einem; but, de, I *leg& bum my heart the minister lases —( opposition ebeers)—assailed by those who were sitting en that bomb who, be deferesto to the clamor of anions to devour him, until at last the right hen. gentle either wee is peeploolheold eater tato natters of great man fell, but he left so stela as the distinguishei office and vital inparleolo to thi matt, that his owe owner he had filled, and I appeal to every member of Ilona envisages ten him were set for the true inert it of •I' 's house, except the members of the cabal that the latter. (Chem.) Bore is the lbws of the 6th of traded the noble lord, the member for August lest, spesing 'ef the siege of Sebastopol:— from odor, I appeal to every other member li t •' It is very °beam es the first eight, that this great Se- the house—whitisor they look back to the times of hetet/poi, that mean he IMMlenge the united pewee of all Sir R. Peel, of the noble Ind, or of the right hoe. nem the fleets in the walk ant threaten to pen as we are her for Busks —if they do not find la sash of then ea es told, at lent a thowswill Mt at ems WM say mod that something to admire; while at the dem lime they snot en rues the gantlet of its teloild• bass tee, is knees the In the conduct of the noble lord the amber he Tivertota blea that it let be L ,elleabst W hod. It ...„..6 6. to h , ted.Aote then, an wide\ ibey _put iani egtieet everylbafeslieir, by .W_ Abe •, • ' - *. • • • - ( ain; beer.) It is oily a more! what ears of itself. This wee se oversight—if, laden. it was an a little rellectio• may show us, that the Qacaa may make • eversightnt to rectum on the, pessibility of a bemired a miser, • prime miaistir,but it is not in royalty to make • Wenn English sad Fenn seidises being 'Rest in the statesmen. (Laughter.) If I had no quarrel with the Ink See. How far the minim bee beta repaired dung *obi* lord for hie policy—if I felt that thdifferenes to him the last few weeks it is impoadied .le me, but sash lathe and his policy that I entertain towards many in a lees nature et the ground immediately dove Snotopol that it prominent position—still I could not reconcile it to my would he impossible, sink with a ory Mg notice, to raise daty to this house, sad to the country, sot to works of defeats epee it whin wend sat be sommseded comment on conduct which I think no prime Younker ground sear. It ie peseible the attack may i- 'sinister should be guilty of. (Hear, hear.) If the engraft into • blecked• sod if woody persevere we mr - .; waters were smooth, if Ike sky ware clear, I could • ultimately starve out the 'Osman of this proud fortress. have no confidane, in the noble lord; but the waters ere Bet we hope to report as tad of the affair ling Won it sot smooth, and the sky is not Meer—never lees so. You comes to that pan, and, with the forces at our disport, are at a critical hour of the aatlosal toner, sad yea have • there ia no revs why every stone and awry plank war as year bends which the noble lord the mean for ha the fort should not be at the merey of the . 'Leedom now aware very differ/stilly from the measure he allied armies la a very few weeks, or ewe days." ; worded to it a year and a half ago. The nth, lord, wins Now, lam smelt glad to read the Mese, for the sake of he tettodeeed hie Reform Bill, on the 13th February test the misled awl (Moral isfhlhaldha h *fords; bat I neat year, la answering the objections on the soon et einem say, regarding that journal cod eneopmen is the country, Manes, said, " Mush as I demesne the evils of war 3 ram thele emedeet hes bees et seek a mem as should withdrew hes Ido not view a war with Russia with the arprelhem from then the esefillimaref the Maw I believe there den with whin some patinae& sem to regard It.' It bee was not a mega preybeey made ' regerding the pro- ben said that men who speak so nun ad so oboe as the geese of the war Which neat ben elngether Wailed by noble lord shoed not be bald bend to every sealant the melt. (Hem, hoar.) The. snip lord at the heed of szpressie• ; but whim the nation is non or the government is also specially respenbie with regard to war, not for th• print aloe*, but for fens this, beam I »Mien a snook of bhp*, of which generations, every word of a gabfest minister should be was to show that Russia, powering for as. was meet weighed as if it dropped hem a ledge out the bean, an powerfil for damn h we., is the February, 1864, affected the life of • senvist at the bar. This war has sew op whir& he said, " There Meer was a great state whose taken Mansions white you sever expected, ad-you Nana power for extend aggromiss was more overrated." And get the people either le pry tame for it or to fight year Ma ri be hes Mao thee ponmadcd ye that the power a tiae. Even the Chemeller of the Rachnese, who has Rena fee segreedee was .ea poet VW it tree itheointshr good Intentions on this maw whin I greatly respea, he amenery to invade Rude WIN is order to Meaterset her would admit that either er his secooser would he aggressive teadeacise. In NON et the sowspagen the lea unable to meat the eummees et *ewer with the beer et the page was reported still stemaer—" Baas* powerful fee year. This shows that let be Merle dams, se they easy self debase, is quite pommies be egmemioe, for the very for war, they are uswillissle Mee Memnon, but seas eircurnstsaciss that make her spsg within create he then that, the pveremen sey they are *Wised to enlist Weakness whboat." Ths agile teed lalding this *doe foreigners from every Many, Maine they are usable to was la my view specially boon te psetect the ...airy got enough of their owe egualopmet. (Hear, hear.) Whist such • Mil of Mew es nit cabinet has I met a potions* last swig who told me a ennitted. (Chinn be,Mw the Agway.) The table laid &entrees story with respell to the panne for the member for Imam Ism left the saleiset, eed there nay nee. A num boy, a Maths al bh, without my military be manes of tide bent oho thint the onkel Mee worthy drill or military study was maned out. His father omen elf eoefidence is emmegesses Oflis wenn _• list I erefess strand at the Horse Guards es the rends that his eon, sit that I for one am et or &Benet opinion. Clan arise of his teader years, mast fall a seance to the elimate. He " Hear, hear.") The ante lord knows that I dbeopene of wee told, " You seed not be Mimed • mar en will ri che policy be bee mimed ee this questicsoid4lMmehe pill main at Naha for twelve meads when he will be the -1.,. ma the credit Okada' acted with palest binning sad readily drilled, sad be the reedy tote ea settee servies, cavity towards lim—K" bear," Iron Leal. Resselli)--hat if nowessry." But the peer bey bad sot been at Naha One 5 sable laid had dwanotne nese of reepeability, sad I weeks when he was nut to the Crimea, when be Mit think there were lengths to whisk be meld merge in a on the 16th. Oa the 17th he was ant tellies= and hasardoes nem. (Hoer.) Ido sot my this usedvieettle, on the 18th, along with his scored s, be doe fin I think I hen proctor it in the otadact which the able intrderme fire of the Roden ' sad still dose ue•day after lard punned at Vienna Wane his »tun: But Isbell at day, subject to all the honors el the stem. (" Km," undertake to defend kiss. After all the that we. and a laugh.) Gleetleowe may laugh, but I mat to ksow se t l ag on b li t :m a i d it egag .ader thela i t ioud week, pn l think t i l t areigair mike s. if o if n it t te is the w ro with tion of bor geveramen ai smu t se parliamen ts.. ran te se i wry er., laid_ J eetwitheteedlieg leading ankles is sewepapen, (Han beer.) I mealy neellemedi the anew bubla sot be Otto hod. (laedithein him stases to now the dillinities •eie have •to suseued Weser the been.) Bat an tartan MIS* that with, and the magnitude of the sedelleklag epee Milk vas . sehle f. AA ls t a irk hes wi llese vea m t. ate s lir believe, to tvefeltigeoz,zieseis-us tome to me: T ed ium . www4 There b ar s resy le so elb w r es tesh w say whieh anTibbir , have make pane, yet lam equally Molten to teak that which sey inisens edema, the letareille of this sentry. r Mar members of the cabinet had no Libation of ((Ironed elmere) As I have nil taitrik I hove so sea- Makiag peace, and, is 'the sapodilla' to Sebastopol Aden in the sable lord at the heed of the gememeos las undertakes is debasers to the clamour of the with raped to this net unmasking. Partiamest is onany sad the.isms of were _ sesMed about to separate, I pregame, only seta November, at the of which we may live so regret the , I think that furthest, and Mor three months the modem et shh we, woes acme Iti lihi l Z re rel was s s O i s t it s tolre "I. cit the temporary q lge is ts:j a Zty lef t:f i g e has& ro s e g o e tTerrh:: ig ess e = s er i t ri ti e h I (Hoar, hear.) 11 west to know who it was is the one would wish to be hit for a government WIMM sudsy i r t that instructed the jeemials is • particular anti mak critical eiresetness was to aniaister the . k the noble lord hewn he was said to its is notes of affairs of this sentry. It my be that the ante lord a mina itobitioe. (Boar,fitear.) Who was it thane's*. the member for Timm does not shriek ems theyelley he anted to the Timm the sown that the eon Wed emillillor is pureeing, bet beer is and, that it is tat hers of the . cabiliair in favour of pomp P Who the policy of Lord Anneal, Of the sight bee. mode- Ira it that prompted articles whin Women has toe Hatible, for Onset Daitareity, he Wile - of a ham day to day for the wpm of making the errantry the noble lord the member ler Leslie. It is waft pelloy believe that the noWedded was in favour of pram t Moor, of say of these statesmen probably set that or nosy mhos ban.) I think there wee nanny sonwinee; I platto ' men who sit =Abet is the policy of the noble lord abet bet this I say,- that it-is, to be scented beyen at the hied of the goverment den, wh• will alle lime every . i s Ow public lthe oc the noble bed snips hie mein saying so, for he does net ehriak.feen hiOyisliegC Na gang in the war,Un'fiseseire bbck tent•Titteek Without' seems to me to be insensible to the fact thet Ake deeds as hoeing effected a peaceful sellable—that he did at stand PthliTill round iheithrinii of Me lomeele , I be . epee his on eemission, ipenting kr the semen a Ito know that his policy is the. deem of din* I s temporary GIMMOM and _ ,Mening up nen within 91101itimrads, carrying deniellea is the benlea VI Nag the .next. three monis, will obanoter higher than land, sad sorrow to milliosestlemirreray romilme• ever, 'sad will as inseion oe the part of 'this never no that which Om le gay Tlitaidf . , A iehallthl - , lona sad of theentany kliejedgMeet, ali 11*11113 as the able ghastly pro:nein , to put oral the intelligent alms ia• this esuatry. (Cheers which, every day Nen &abet are ista. 7 l ' ne' below Magog way.) I Italinenothoes thsteffill Si Tills I the m ' thi V l . I 1 / 0111 "; . 11 PFM /88 P 6.4 ! , th. . II N."d ""ir is ", bod h".. 'ige a. t° ike g _gl aitY °ta inaneareduTtistivsrathtt ru n t re Ilbrieleve,n6h=s•Vae stab's rtili of hgof 4. i A.L . ,;,.„„„,,,...".,,,,,,,„,...:faitke comieyertbeeeefidenoe Mao noustee•—(OPPeeillut ) . _.. o tan there is mitblegthet so eabMy bade • number Du Lear lIYMIS, hi se Kis direst from Kr. of Inn, to the hadershipol.ma moo as shot certainty Reeinek's neoletioa , took a thouratge view of •oer me Mak In all matters of hollownfidor *at w win haver be . _Captain Gladstone, Mr. IL Ellin; hod Sir 4. senteeed tlja ki i ii : 16......eunistisa 0 bin under- 0 . man the resolution : Yr. Masts, sad . Leto 1. MOW , hear.) Bit, fir, the sable len has bees s ea spike in its Awn she AIM Iy, not fa the sehompolie end en et .B. it BRBRIT urged that. *tor the acenatiels 4orets athl,Bolfi-the bat bees the violin nomad nada leen had ben brought *dust lb% kw goversione r two (user, heerl That noble Wed bind Winielheing Is de abetaid u rfledly diddle whielleiLbsese 3 sstases la his sneak and I ash= that ksymperhieed lose, whisk fain. , Igo. , le wi " the ezpression les Been "Miml:' tOilise of " Hear yin t an the policy ef Asp Crime: itti't oa .. _Ni i l should like hp knee wile sea the to defied[ practical wer,somea by whit% It bed Deis earnak or s"iblee sub. , rains SNOW* of the gotennest I out. Bellealig. its tis em thecitelebe sas Witted to sJ law 1000 'visa his, lei when they bidd tbet , &dui 1;40% of /day a sat guilty, be doleeed his ile• lention of ,e owebet the sae detest eI bee nerd Palle by which a divides was evaded. Lord PALMERSTON—At this late hour (hali-peet II), ladl cemse be " twe l 7n ar ( sa n t th h e e ei a t h r f , o ell u b ll 7 e e d u nsa 7t ß h io f t a d t l w iv fp ; l 2 : l2 :n a l thv be to eilry w au sl h o ll i w o ticlt h ea a it tk ila t" y rio tha s ur aTids t to x think this is one of the most extraordinary motions that has weer been made within the walls of parliament, whether I • consider the time to which it relates, or the manner In which • the actions of persons ate brought under our eondderation. I am fat from wishing to disclaim that full responsibility which the hon. and learned gentleman, and those who take part with hiss, wish to fix upon every member of Lord Aberdeen's government for every act which they jointly performed or omitted to perform. I am perfectly ready to aeknowledge that, without distinction of Ofaa•lo if any member of the government is shown to have been gurney of gross neglect of the duties of his office, that yew are entitled to call upon the other members to account, and to say why they did not interfere in order to obtain a change of that course. Bat the manner in which the hon. and honied gentleman wishes en the present occasion to force that responsibility, and to 'abbot the go vernment to the censure of parliament, is certainly somewhat singular and remarkable. When I say that every member of a cabinet must be amenable for the conduct of all, there yet must be, in common seam, a distinction between the responsibility of those who have a particular department to administer acid that which attaches to others who have bees occupied with the busi ness of their own deportment; these latter can not be presumed to •zercias an interference which would be improper in the departmeat of a colleague. Bat in the present cue, what was the committee appointed to inquire into ? It was appointed to inquire into the conduct of those departments onerged with administering to the wants of the army. What were those departments? They were the departments of the Secretary of State for War, the Secretary at War, and the Admiralty departments. These departments are especially engaged in the conduct of the war, although no doubt the bead of the government of the day 'heaver he might be, is also by virtue of his office en titled to an interference which Dim other colleagues way not exercise. But what is the opinion which, after a full semi ties, the hon, and learned gentleman her within our recol leetion—indeed no further back than the day before yester day—pronounced, with reference to the three members of the late administration who were particularly charged with, the administration of the affairs of the army. Re has paid a handsome, bat not more than jest, tribute to the manner in which they performed their duties. He has said that no man ever performed the duties of his office more conscientiously this the Duke of Newcastle, and Doman had ever more at heart the welfare of the service over which he presided. I °occur in that opinion. The hon. and learned gentleman then passes the same eulogism upon my right hon. friend the late Secretary at War (Mr. 8. Herbert), and he gives the same praise to the right honourable gentleman the late First Lord of the Admiralty (Sir J. Graham), whom he however blames slightly for having introduced—as I believe very wisely—into our navy ships of great else and power of armament. Then the hon. and learned gentleman. having thus given praise to those whom duty it was specially to administer to the wants of the army, directs his censure against the other members of the government of Lord Aberdeen, upon whom that duty did not attach, who might be called upon to take • share of the responsibility of• the three members specially charged with the administra tion of the war had not the honourable and learned gentleman declared that upon them no blame rested. I think that if censure is to be mimed upon those members of Med Aberdeen's government who are members of the present administration, that some Mo. gentlemen opposite will net go altogether mot free. I =mid rentleE• the home that the facts upon which the hon. and lamed member iounde his censure are not brought out by the committee—they were notorious to all the world before that committee was appointed. The cos ' 'Mites obtained no new information as to fame, it only inquired into the manner in which throe hots arose; the main fact. relating to the suffer ings of our army were not only known to all, but the knowledge of them was the ground upon which the committee was appointed. Now, what did Lord Derby do when he was eniled upon to form a government ? Lord Derby knowing, moordiag to the arguments of this evening, that the mem bers of Lord Aberdeen's government deserved the censure of this how and of the country, did propose to me and my two right hospitable friends (Mr. Gladstone and Mr. 8. Herbal become members of his administration. That offer thought at the time, and I still think so was equally honourable to the person msking it, and th ose to whom It was made. But now we are told that offer was made ander very different circumstances from the peewit, that, forsooth, it wee accompanied by a mental reseevatioa that we were to have been trepanned into taking °flies, I will not say under false pretense., but under a mental re servation, which was not communicated to us, and it was intended if the committee decided against thos e of VA who were members of Lord Aberdeen's government, we were to be told that we were to give up our offices, that we were no Mager wanted, and that we mast resign ourselves to the censure of this house. (Rear, Mar.) Ido not believe one word of that statement of the hon. and learned gentleman. (Hear, hear.) I have too high an opinion of Lord Derby, whom flume known for so many years, almost all my life, to believe that he would make such an offer to me end my right Me. Mends. (Rear, bear.) The house is now called c on ememeare the existing governmeot on amount of trans seam whisk belong properly to a govertmeat which no ages mists. At the same time, charges am brought for things with regard to which I am said to be miwoneible es a member of that government to which the meeentneedwa relates. I will, in the Lint place, observe that them is a singular conflict amongst the parlous who have . spoken in tamer of this imbeds. •ine say that the motion 'bah waft to do with the policy of the war, or with the expeditles lathe Crimea. Othenr, agate, have dwelt greatly, if Ma m the polity of the wee germ-oy, on the policy attire IMMO espeales. 'should like, thee, to know if those who Mood tomes oa this question have made up their minds wbselsar or Mt that point is to be an element in the bibles to wideb they ars to coos. I will not now go MO the peaty of the war, which is a matter on which the natioa leeprotty well made up its mind. I will not go into the remiss which led the government and the country to think it necessary to . take up arms in order to check the ambitions designs of nutria ; I will not go into the circumstances which misled the govern meat Of Russia to think that the time was favourable for carrying out Its long cherished designs on Turkey. I will not go Ina the question of the opinion entertained by rola that the circumstance, in which the governments of and France were placed would prevent the union of a i i = i ro countries la an &BOW ; in opinion which the eneduct of that great man who is now at the head of the gmenuneet of Prance has proved to be as futile es it wee &might to be well founded. (Roar, hoar.) I will not revert to . other cirturnetanses ia this mum- . which misled the limper°, of Russia; but I will that to at among the cirenusetamet which misled that cove- . believe that he could with icaponity strike a blow in rams°. of kb ambitious Magus, the language and conduct of the peace party meted to inertias that mhos on his , foes,)--ead a peat deal of respensitst tit, nests on among *thus. on secomt of the miseries and ealandties of the wee. (Hear, hear.) But the war tesn a l t p th if tbo totd al" . er fo un ir:s a ir sui ssyi ad wow van ou t i a:m an ong d ha i li fy: o e t errir sil iid "l hah i a T a got he7 e : I s raMill harbeese hed ilda velohada thlue il go li te u e ssi kr apro velb a s ,: setingo b fr i lileh n ansia thew i l ve leaw thi s aircas et if w s s us it i ssf : e b ‘ all ai d : a :F l ir b d p d : i lpesea fh t a t a h he:l w ß th o ulaa cjus uld hi b t a o tha vo U t tt t e h n a e vietc:i s onal d w ile as il:l a ow where aw eirestin 11",grialioloultliaweamiasteo:stianladdtioauseciii:dsentiamiotreaciat asuatlsherescoraului;wifiauki.l3dohejritiittasalhtimbesesseneßedooradariesdr:twhateorf ; and to arrest that hisser, the country bating ekey deternested to draw the sword, the obvious policy was to attempt to strike in the Ciimea a great pod decisive blow: NO oubt, the diffimilties have timed out to be greater than were taticipmed when the expedition was decided en. The gallantry of the allied &Mil% iIOWAVAtobAA moaned im weed Meow upon thaw. sefferings during the ell* were, no doe* very great, but %bele heroism sgm an e er, d rose superior to their stiffeeilles ; and k that they will, yet • be enabled to reap the te of their heroine by a victory ea bonosrabie to theta as it will be advantageous to the netions to which they belong. (Rear, hear.) But if the polity of the attack upon Sebestopol be one of the elements on which the motion of the hon. arid learned gentleman rests, I am pre pared to take my part in Om lioripibiliv of thet goopcn, • i • I • • • 1 4 I