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

ad whailever my Um Is.. the mashomme whisk WM bepsemed. sad the dielculties shish have imovend ea met he ROOM Of that . ozlNailks , I anal T s . " l. himse4 Mkt whoa I gam that 0400 4% wat to p he the Wawa. sad that me _ ham beam ems* ..attosiWefflo• MI I II I! 1614. bawl" es tha tla amenst is Mai ea may Awn* hr opeadmies tar this . m arigmetka. I kip lihme lime amy_ Tee Dike a lemplastle did eU that ma esald 40 *mad ems as sow solidly hi Ms sem d Mims. I IMP line tbat maws la t Witim nay Mr. and whist* hese Asses se Milner le sessiork OE mat le UM IN* of suit awaseissi M' eerie MO f•• Nsr did shi, mibia Mead *visa se wed* wee. Fended so is am .4 1/u. geriblo e. OM alma • this a :Aaball s 7 o l 4 :4l ll/61 ' ^^' VAG *ea 1681 . 11 &SI I 'Medi/ a6aier e. fia.7 char maim 'vistaed that he elle ass v.:ladas: web' brought in by hem gemiama empodee*Matirmse blamed: Ile i se rnet lebi • l t g re = 44 " In " 1/1411 e r e lbbelleaSlONNOllai 1 . 01 . tried 1k =A ll Slorlimeel . se bakerly he 0.1.10 1 as.= Maims ' ism at la am at If we wese se le es TM Wilb • near aslghboan OM villa I her Hal b an aids be Mom, him will be lismV a l s larsiisa izet vie me solo she meat .• war with bilisimal Balsa eat She Moak am It was, memietes le alter smear law to maks u minis he Oat we thsisse anielpiiel the eltemium • miabut allow themselves aim BA am mem le es de so la pia* of km 'Aherne hat olio babe bay haila Betgfera sad ilidenber we 'MAIM 17 ffeshmate a/ militegli tw isk wpwire sashimi to do is masemsnos if Mk AIM to be embodied. We wave she melsisal la sr j.aseasob as it was assiembil mse is embody um thaa mid be ..erg ia hermits, la to amid as mash as pcsibie the Welsh rf=illmf ma Beams October aau Detamber e awe regieseals, aid by the mad e i I = we had if reghasets 'embodied sad Waif assay as Antis. Imes of ftg,ooo sea. Time were adme seems whe tarsal is this maw is me way, mai Alm vie earithor way._ lams renew somplim• hat wo Ze:oit embody ths wheisef he initials as a rams h seskew the army ; whale Man Id es that the militia moerable sad plisse Used the member k ( r.ltmei Amur is it ad opleists) is wet • hires sp eakable se the eismessiamis et lb' is... Bat I Mink that the real valm of tie militia me that it gave menet& to the army, sail hutik sash sot imbed, dist for.. :tt ee t a lz e img of MU Met. psi ilea, nen*. a wore mime men is the perms el waning, sad • amber of Mime MUNI the army, at that time. from he militia amanahlg M MIS, sail slam them 12,700 ham oleo 'Assad, se hat v ier* et 18,000 ma have gm la* he ti seep ham the MIAs meet he war I met bay has we am peaty imisbled te the T • dispiesed by he esakemikal immolate resistants etwilitia - hi the sappeet hat him hosa gives le Ms regular nay—(bear, bear)—for if it had met beam he heir meal, sad what I mast east their malt-doll, we shall ma have obtained that great mgmestatian to the smnits for ha army ; sad it must be borne in Wad, for I know it to be tree, that than recruit, hem the atMds war Mad, who hay mat to the Orissa, to he talainly more available is envies thus ian or.. who had enlisted without my perigee Mines s ths militia. Ido not them.= IA Mat I sem vim to blame is, the aleabllf in lOWA I maki he Willis amiable ler the male mica ' Beer the hca sod unman maim man tatswied • spiel ensure am Om amain d Laud Abscissa's gouressont who ware am 'Weedy amnia with pomading for tie mats et the army, before he idled ea the beam se Lamb .oak osmium at their beak be mste le haw sima than ea appriumity et bek . spx o rd d beim' his semstaese. 'Ober, hem) Ist he mina of Wing me mil Mere( say right ham. kind. who held Alm is that adminiameha before the essandems ; met a smiles was asked of us* sad if our osminse was justice required that we *sad have been ailed ecout daftaitt4ll6 and wu should ham beat ahem* to maks mu mats Is our defame (Hear, hear.) I must my that I WA this a soinswhat swamp sad. irregular tary nonmak I is. quite au that • miss who thinks that a goverment is the affairs of the mustry, sad that he nimbler hey are &nag man be stopped, heal/ mil epos padinism sa is Wpm, and by a vow to sweep away a mivemsamat whisk wee eankisliag the offeawy ea the read to min. But this is mat the ease sew. The ham sad lamed member dominos immesh min what we are dons sew sa • seessameme, bee • sem imsk fir Glebe mat* mad maim a masa tommileil ea mega whisb Mit plea la lue November ea Dmember, tris a Moshe sa la July se pare it hal media ain say as mit se his maioppiles Mies goons meat which is mow Alva 'Mb 0. — mums do• stain • the inestry. It any maw be said OM elhava the his. geatlextea dose sot he pima* piety of Si. lashes whisk do masa impasse te the guanumeas of Lord Abatises, yea he peke bob •unbly of then on whom the imputation weeM net if he had not himself gins Sam sa acquittal. What is the weep The army la Nemaber sad Theamber was is • soaditim to melts the soul ~al *digs * the Wad et am elm who read m hosed of what they were This was owns to sham mamas Is arms respells bored the control of as, sad is use rssia wales to mistakes arias oat et the Inez poriame erempilemealiispenasts noidaily ealbel ea to deal with • assist him of whisk they hod had or evnieues. No doubt he NM of the army la November • Deamabsr was • very bad i.e. Bat what is it sew ? Is it sew is a eoaditlesoe a mmlee he of iimmedemsy sa he mind of the wilts) VIM emersoy. It is bt 40 0140 • amnion as it is My le, mid la everehims Malin f 5 health, ami all that sommitates the Ammar, of • it is • patters Mbe imitated instead et ea emZe is be molded. U lm is not a ward lima to be salt IMAM the goverameat nveselos he milksisy er amel smoke. Whet this man the Akese et the hem Mud Immo. amber ? He mew that is Is lest lersindimplall idled Aliteresse, but aka d esaerebbg the wbaord hied& et the beam. He mien as mash • hum ; he islets to memo eh" motet lid day, while lie la eagle Mlay say he heir imagel44 All that ha ma Ave is OM la lest h ase i = was la bed esaillise, 'dish sudden did Mt et the ern of January, sad he Ake apse he* hem to vote samara es the seresameat t u t mot kr amy ashommlust, hat beam" .vile Adds mated im he mins A less year Wars seassi 11. mist. Milks to She beam sad prase Masses is seumeamil dant env, whe bare inksislered to the woe and hegasmad the seekh s. of their mom The boa and lamsi member has beemplMasi so pima ensure ea Abardosa's encomia.. ea monis whisk are Melly with ... handaiim. He sem has the semtbars d time soma moue seimpiseig asglosad Ssr imegos hem August to Oesobse se have bald se "Aka asumeU, while la the mem im several of the malaise= were alma hem Oar pasta. Bat Si. Duke of is wont*. the Pint Lard et he Admiralty, the Mint Lord et the Treasury sad Lid amisilia, wan ;Mild. peas (Rear, bear.) Was am that • shim •? taws did the ham sad lamed Malibla mat ? Plere night ham at my time held • mann ammell, sad if 1111“ were mimes' the ether MOAN were ell wihla met. The ha sad lammed airs asks whom I was dasicg thetelma 1 sea tell him lam within three been' diner-e• et Imam it daily esmemalsatlen with Lemke, end am memo my proems was sagaired I should km nommod. Is an. this, this as mussehi s s attempt e to cast • teams ea simonises Wear, ham The hems ale irsulbse OM the sables set I. sad that the betas of the Am m was begin toward s ' the ad • aspember. sad that the misriag" of the army did Set esewapeaviadl bog after the sesseass of itta eeriest had all mama to their mats. Without farther delaying Si. bees freatriU dividon to whisk I arms it will same lb eight, I as say tho I aeseM the peaks. lasselem *- cases I sipsuwith hem whe MA AM Ohm hmkisset the mismistee math see Um bees famish ma the mimes to whisk they anaeled heir observations. It was impumilde is the mumillse la have strived at • sumplate okalilaskos ot the ealheigge et the army altheaa am his AMU' Nib dim" NI hey were pees Wet lees leasidas. (Hamhear.) Os Sat groaad, as no ether, I asaihrind to • •Iblak thii gamine of she boa. aad humid member bar bsdi.M should set be pets this bees, bee VIM sadist be pet. I as_pesperedi te ewes a direst wegalles t o w peigaisies Bs thieltelisilbs see r=brew* asesies whisk ia Si apleiss, is not Ith the fobs or temper el' this mousy. Pear, Mar.) Wee" awed is & madgest war,et whisk I de DAMN 00 amoggamlia het d i = would be unwise to Me ingistarms. Wean eagegM ia a war di* fie lb amessetal pews lbw the sailed (IsONmad ideseindest dam whale oratity. Meer, Mr.) The immi7 is Ismile" as he" la et the people are IMO m the wa s* Oaf me Mtnis Ile wadies that say M illsd via Muse. . messe Th eydd are MMedlreat whish party Midis the nabs ef geweeli they wing m the weir di& mew Seem Mer, Mar.) Ad I west say Wee lie Miro will net be well satisind at swift this home aped sight after night a diasseitgfer the or bestittlasea sees seseelog de minimise/dm Oa the I Oak IMF an mit babe Amid dies they as Ole hses deep ht the hasie al at whensoever IS wig be easepoesd. the sews of Os war with wiper It is a war beta INA Oise bas ulna bat I. Seeley— (hes, hser)—aog it is a war la dila yes swami get wieleey without ha united efforts of all pries la the bees ad es of the hews. but.) dreed I should be nest Ism to s yield the i sow M t id It I thee& his pram ermines* wedi es ay aim am isiwiale. es son wail Is he imio by et s t water bee the slows of ad ma shall be I &sem Wet Os weibilea of *sir eableas has set as pi :ma te_v_siail= se hreghter)—we shall think it ear day Porgoln_ via whist the arm, ills Me" ma de ddftlf ksaa a(Haar.) lio stall hal owl bawl, Vile staMlivireptlees, a m , eh mewl • assume 1160 we lam is be the sea haaaMltdslsmitebm that aver simiell a mad to possmoto Ida It ion anintest inal A asp, ea Wie dish wiry milks et asesseity, sal way mr sews diasie, him 101 0 11 4 =PP is. (Oher) lb. DISRAELI W 4, w..,,"• 008 to tifinen ea *GI d die Am% is 1 / 4 V. " Teti alla 11&, rtoobbing by tin km detain it ISM than ens that the nubs 1 bessplsolne;i la . a• lamM lebsili she Islet 'sepias - patty objeste. bat II he trent meet mnel e te4 , n wilt eeleet a os _ whisk he naught would dreugetes ea "peados, it weeld be i the inne Mika goveramest wee about le eibi,i mod die modes wleide they bed I &eland it to be their laiesika is ampere. Hire wee. mord* to the gable letil. • vide ofeemase ea the senesoust, .ad km way it ma ? Sy • egotist whisk Mimed, implied that the Mgaes &Masi to wpm ea opines ea their ended. (lber, bum.) BM it append to him that the bone bad swank* to seedier beyead the wenn of soolidesse is misleten, orithio gestimea who sat opposite to him ; .ad to that adds Med had set alluded in the emend kid speseL Nudes revered to die ended el Misr to. who wen; as leaps members of the admietistraties. sad. they, =** to their bosear, bidet that the verdiet et the beam should ho eapileitly tales rummies dim. Wee judge to be Me w& to Ise the words of the AtteesepOsamal ? Ns, they mid, " We protest menet the sesvadesee et the mealiest Wattles emu of embjestiag As to ea birdlike whisk ought to be domed up to the eathketioa of die home." Let Me been remember what bad bees the NOM of 515015 with "egged to this neetion. • few swathe Wan • committee N inquire Into the Mate 4 lin einey Mike Sebastopol had bola sppolated by aa Mann mejerky of that hum. What was the eases cede oppeisemeat of that enmities ? Wee it the teeing of *elms, l No ; it wee the teeing of the unser,. As Iskermans was said to have boss the Wilkes battle, that amemittu might have bees sailed no push's committee. (Hear.) After a preanted landigetleo, a denies was tome to, and the sholresea of that manias' sow submitted a resolution SW bseylog the ease is width that deafens wee founded. He thought it oily right that the Men 'build express as egiales is that resolution sae way or no Zziesed, th at w endue of the men* lord re it wee the meet useetshorked he (meld remember. the aside had leek wee to deny Me eandusioe ram eintediese awl the Wm of its reseustee. The anis hell mid that the amoseptios of UM committee that the Wine were set resew is Lune, sad did sot meet is dyad sad September, was *Mounded. But if the sable Lord war settled that that stateliest was =- true, ought he to take refop in the Irvine twinkle I Oseht Ise sot rather to have sold • than abeam Mille B.beelspol meamittee are miperteial—they ban ben esenseted is a spirit unbecoming the madam end they hen ookiml the people. I will see wine thi selherfty MSS gene swat to be injured by them unftended eteeemeste. I will viediene my relay sad Me shensimir of pabilemsa, sad I ea ems yes. the Some el Ccemesee, all to Mtn la a doubt owe, bet to balers par opines, that this ammittee have sot doss their duty fairly, bat have performed it is a fraudulent spirit—they have shied the sentry sad polused the pinto Wad, and ta lus you toms to a decision whisk shall viardeete ue, we *lame gooiest to 'any is She genes lent. That was the duty of the noble bed. But the noble lord mid this was • party modes. • parts miens brought forward by whom? By is has. member who in wane ago whoa he brought forward a main it • the miasma of the goveneenend Is brat of tee noble lord. (Hear, hear.) In the muse they might to take they were to be tat by the =apnoea denim& of tke right he.. amber for Carlisle aid his late eillmgoes that the *Mika of the hose, amid be takes is the real mulles at lane, nit MS mein they wan Mood to bays regard to the Mlles ma of isles that the validity of the repot of the Sonde m( IlliMlbille, which had beta gun timid by the welds MA shield be tested by the opines of Oa bun He kinaded Met they were galled epos by die seseadaust of the pleat eimeal to evade die real modes at issue ; bat if Miler. Dieeseil) bad only party <Man M view, he nand be well ealiodoil that that mune had bees takes. (Neer.) But the parity of the questioo, sad the reality Mtn ism, ha Medd have thought mall Lave ',adored it lamesible be say pease wham endues wee sailed is penes by the report of she manias* to semen to elbeitte limit seder net • subterfuge—be amid hen tbought that the sable lord would have bees So BM M sell apes the gallaat general set to embernes ihe Ambles of the MOM by interposing tbe means qua ys. DM theynee_teln that if they mimed seek a swan se bst been nitied by the bea. imit lesemed member for libeSdil. hey amid emoulei the greet me/aft of public ails via mew nit sails melehlidel Main He (Mr. DU teem beard sew kr the leit line thee a Wens: span whom a wee of wield mediums wee paned, was oeire. shed, mod he ever Mar fonented from holdiag ens. ostler the mews. (Hear, beer.) Why, there wen few etateemea ia that house who hod sot at mesa time or other boss subjested to meek a tees. The ante lord bad previously bees a mamba of 5 gee mene t Ake, sad the sells whist NA a vete had bees eseried, aml yet be woe la lord the member ter Imam bed .adored the came kind a ormileinades ; sad not he wee sot still daisies Me Tam eery bomb wee set Mean be was ealosolool by • nee ef the Home of GOMM& They hod had a theereetka lam the right hos. Wont the Same Seentery as misiterial reopeadbility ; bat the debt bee. inemeineat in his arp At ment. M i l e e t to be eiltateigine sad madded responsibili daty asing aftill . of minhisse ; but be emended his epee* by ••palherin deserlpdas if Iles hardship of • Secretary of Stale kit the Rime Deplanes* bens exposed to sail every day at Me o l i a t :Z le Mew how things were miss me to that or of a Panama of the Bawd of kaki to welt at the Foreigaulise Mme a t es t er ie" demi ilespatehee were mat off. WIWI ei dal den li. gestlemea meat Wee he for miaiemeld mph! er sett Ten male lord had referred is sus modes sib the of the amain« to the Isle =el Lied to hem a raisistey. Bat the kinds Deny amine* ramided thimeolves (measly he ' biliselftell llese m)—egoket agemift say opiates Miss they ommieelall Ito km • oio, farther dies INA nen men Wbe ea . AM did tile noble lead man to my thee In the whoa the inquiry wee gas ea ffil Denby wu M swim thou tile result wend be I w W lmiaaterto eke Mumma who were the the Miklos a faleialf f Sea ea ememeglies would sot have boa very abodlablets the anis lied smelts sad his Be had, bemover, tom Mammas limited to join= epos the her of • solimoa as to the policy whisk would be the M pee r e twin late ed aoseptanee lif n that dented. Leal PA ON—Thetis set true. Mr. DISNABIZ—BIe glad UM tam I. a tory seen. Whet he awn hi ny woe that t 6 right ham. madams the maneree far Osfird University, a:= hoe. member hr Wi sad the right boa. g tor Coeds bed tam Wooed to l o the goverment esa die AM dem sodeneendkag fa referent to the males lie tb oo lzeleliesse elf no illeimempd emamittee, whisk mdse. tit bola moisioned the y left Tbe mble geed Innen pat kneed huh claim te e the am MEM •a f the eagerry. is sold he was canyiag m the war will viper and energy, that the soustey was dementia ups inatimhig the war sad earning it as to a auseeeefen lees, sad that the sebie led he to t wee d, th ili e mss he who send Mies that determikation, sail loam af Oemeneas whotime, seder ash they maid nowlime by a role et am sere to provost him. He (Mr. Disraeli) wee lid to bear from the seine lad Mk annat of what he wee fang and lablimied Is 48. . What bad bsea the deemelpdom pun that net• sLIM Monne thie 'MN UM wee panting by i That pliest glossal bed mid holed emidesse la tbe peollmelene if the amble lord, but that kis deals did sot redhe them peekeent a. This wee the Vilof the Mabee miiiimay emehenty la the Men, who wisely released has the mem of . (Neer, bear.) Tboaliest emend had umpisieer Ist seideer the eadiegoale awe the Feseigs Lena wee =lei lidim & Sail pi the PUNA of indinea e was tie ailment the mai kg. 'rliably hie went gang • EMMA en wee men mild& them the sanative Mae noble lord hiimealf. The as gad had sought to Mind hie endue is regard to the melds; bat ho essM new the breed fast this he Memel kr seesaw to pat aid - tote speedos. sod alma ipoodesed about it, mid Is did es is misuse of the ammo. (Hon) Fremont ellesiss woe main in that Mem to the probable alai whisk the.. dissembles might have is see sondes with ?ream. Any milks emu who pennott , thee esesse, end inseeelf of sub a pretext, did mere to *Mayer the sad to shako it to its antra, then ad Mese who Ink Om smoke dila TM divides war new shoat so be all* alga be WNW to Milk of the remit Aber Olio 81.10° 4181.0. with ib• whole enemy waning noir pm sesame% they were miming to • nee Minh weld may ao hearer moat es that messiblege eolleetively, or as my Madded la it. ((Near br el t ed. Mr. m bris i k TM hems them wasual a N MOM Ihimblows tandem lB2 OW TM "n Fa ab dee iliviret isil serseeleod with lead sheo7ering. Oat of a popalattoa of 12,598,803 we raised for 1813 140,000 'Win sad warlass. sad 237,000 regular sol diers, besides wiish we kept 1* erns 83,000 molar =glide, sod wield farther rely apes the serriers of IMMO load winds wad 06,000 pessary sanity. The fetal nu el these asubses is 813,000. At tba prewar so. mist vs mop . prehshly a mobilise sot nark lees ilea &nide that ef 151.7. The Qom hr Now pleased to agent to the n om thee the =beside.~ whisk is to take pleas la Lesion ea widmin asst, hosh : be easenased se seder the pstrasa(sK has Majoat y, mad linankha has elee bee. pealed with raised le the see .14 the ammo 41 *Mir Nepal Hlghatesse the Priam. sad thii i riwa of wale.. Maws. Overfed, Gamy, aid Co:, CiT• made* that they have niessi tlnh.to to maw Is Oen bus le per mot M N. ATIS—IId. =::11 lade anew, n. .IL Aim da N. lis. coa m . li r li C. H. al k ing Mam Pouselos. W. d aS. allid 42 l. ea O. Waged, is.lls.W . PHA, Wawa Wwwwat o.hoo. J. H. P. .Z. l e B7 O a resb. sdi tt. a. ot way A. J. Oardoe. Arthur ?skulks's. Msdi. a. a. Cloahww"lla. Mr J. Padoeloa. dr Jolla Th Lod 11. W. Pde. Lawman Immo. W. H. Stun PAlN'''. Solt Mum Timm OrMrib oela Parlor, IL T. dowiwa r ased owsps. Sloomil Pawed" O. wawa. Soll. ho M o t ai S Pam. in. J. lam T. A. BMW% J. I. Imilook.Lxd Sway P. P. Simewh. G. w. r. Raft* Z il e reemA ir smi L A. lismilist. NAM. W. Hal. 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Ia other words, a majorfty of the House of COSMO= has declared that the modest of Minieters cannot be defended, but that it is not expedient to pram too hard upon thew The renamed debate will be found to possess more of perninal interest than that of Tues day night, as • larger share of the controversy was sustained by the eminent offenders placed upon their trial, and those distinguished rivals for power whose political views and aspirations may in various ways be supposed to influence their votes and words on the measion. As was to be expected, we have a defeseseonsisting microscopic criticisms of the testimony given before the Sebastopol Com mittee, elaborately interwoven with astute insinua tions of blame attributable to others, or only in part chargeable against the accused. All that Oxonian subtlety could devise, and familiarity with details but imperfectly known to people in general who have not been admitted behind the veil of official mystery suggest—all this, prepared with consummate skill and polished ad unguent in the retirement of un offisial leisure, was to be anticipated, and those who bike delight in the display of rhetorical jugglery of the highest order will not be disappointed. Mr. Han- BERT'S speech to evidence, is about as clever in its way as any that the circumstances of the case would admit of. Contrasted with the speeches of his Whig partners in the late defaulting firm, carrying on the business of war-makers under the style of ABERDIEN, Ruessu, and Company, it may be even said to have been highly successful ; if a speech can be admitted to deserve that appellation which leaves untouched and =removed the substance of that whose reality it promises to disprove. Dis traction for the moment, however, and a certain admiration for the dexterity with which the actual thing under examination is made to disappear, as in every performance of legerdemain, leaves no perma nent impression contrary to the plain conviction of our minds. If Mr. GLADSTONE, and Sir Isms GRAHAM believed in the apprehensions they expressed of our unpreparedness for 'keeps= war, then their manifest duty was to quit office while yet there was time, and with the voice and authority of disinterested men to have warned the nation of the danger towards which they were drift ing ; but they had no right, and they have now no justification, for remaining, with their professed opinions, members of the Cabinet that, to escape un popularity, insousiderately and ignorantly flung a British army of five-and-twenty thousand men at the strongest forte= in the world, without the mesas of taking it by surprise —without the means of reducing it by Investment—without a deliberate notion or conception by what means, if any, it could be cap tured at all. And if, upon the other hand, their fears and misgivings were affected, not sincere, they are amenable to the double censure—first of under valuing their country's power, and then of not pro perly applying it. For the rest the debate was more than usually diversified in its character. The ArroiNzr-Gleccuta. and Mr. WHITS/IDS seemed alike eager to deal with the matter as though it were an Woe at Nsei Pries, is which they could only be supposed to speak from their respective briefs. The attack made by the former on Mr. Ronucx was rebuked during its delivery by the silent stare of men on all sides, and subsequently by the sharp and somewhat mental censure of Lord lona Rueszu. It must be owned, I however, that the prevalent feeling was one of sue. pries and regret that the noble lord should have volunteered his aid on the occasion for the common de fence. All thinp =addend he had, we think, better have abstained. All who are included in the sweep ing reprehend= suggested by the member for Shef field could not be heard personally in their own behalf; and Lord Joint has long since deprived himself of the right to set up a separate and distinct plea, by reentering the Cabinet of exclusives and incapables, within a moath after he bad by his first excursion overturned it. Mr. BRIGHT'S sudden change of tone and manner towards him is too sig nificant to be overlooked. But the sympathy of the public, like that of the House, will far more readily go with the boo. member for Manchester in hie just and vigorous denunciation of Lord PALM:EATON'S disreputable ebullition of Monday bat. The contrast drawn between the demeanour and bearing of the present leader of the Commons and his three prede cessors was particularly telling on those who beard it, and will be sufficiently damaging wherever it is read. For it is, indeed, most tree, to use the words of Mr. Beam, that " the Qum may make a MD a Prime Minister, but Lord PLIJIZZETON shows that 'he cannot maks a man a statesman." Upon the whole the debate will be regarded as sad and nnestinfactary, and as owe of the saddest and most =amide/dory episodes in our Parliamentary history. Fall of irrelevancy and ill-temper, feebleness and faction, it exhibits the Hoses of Commons as now constituted, in a lose reputable point of view then any which it has previously occupied. Mr. Ross 17M, by the admission even of Mr. Swim Hzersizr, did bat his duty is Wiggles under the judicial cognisance of the House the report of its own Committee. But hues the outset there was manifestly an in disposition to meet the question candidly or coaregeselly. The member for Sheffield was not supported as he ought to have been by those whom seal was burning for inquiry, and whose pa triotism was load so long as nothing definite was to be done; bat who on the mead= when, if ever, popular pledges ought to have been redeemed, were content to leave the brunt of the battle to be borne by two or three of the Tory opposition and by the hon. and learned member for Sheffield. This is not the way to make a Parliamentary party. The Fint Lord of the Admiralty held his seventh levee this mess at the Aetairolty, Whitehall, yesterday, w h en the ietheeths althea were present :—Boar Admiral D e a th; c er iu m Thum Miller, Jobs B. B. WHardy, Itlebolso J. C. Daus, "noes Lions% and Edward B. v a li se; Comae--, Ruhard Doom, William T. Bate, William Welke (A), Gawp T. M. Panto (B), end Ira nelps ; Ihrsemosto Coln C. A. Imo, Jolla ,0 1 / 4 111, 001 lamemeat-Colonol Chula William None (Xs. v ue), Modes T. W. G. Cyst, ead William Liming Niue him Ina& ; Ulan latuoter of Henn& Irma r a w 1 Orissa Robert Ooradok. Th e ..,ben of the Star ChM have fiJen &venni w i t h u e us e: ibo mimics mad boautird gremlds et St. ig argue s% bl u nt* lawn On biome to give a glum* !AM, ea Wedaesday, the Bth el &snit. PAIRS ON MR. ROEBUCKS MOTION. PM a•AUNIT. Mr. Ler Mr. Monall lan Baremiry Mr. J. iYocousell az H. Oils leen Marl Whom Ilk I. Tomb Boar Mr. Inds Lad A. Mr I. Dunes 31r. awn Lamm ID. , Din am one Parieer Mr. Daman Mr Limn Ham. Mr. Minim Yr. Puke Lard nada BD J. la. W. Pane Mr 0 a ap ili Lrheley H. H. Drummond Illammult land Mr. J. Oldrin Wend limisif Mr. Main Mr. lasi Mr. J. IIS eif P. Pones Coicamihol Mr. C. inn Mr. L Paso Ps. nom/ Manntlk Earl Oromemor Mr O. Memsamery Mr. 0. Lied Ilarbra Pk. M. Dome ar Zer az L 11 Mr. Sir IliesWono Yr. Mr. T. Orman Mr. imam Mr. 0111V bmok Mr. Omen Vtmain Mr. TRW Mr. Hamilos Mr. Ilawilos Orono Tassaisak Mr. Ire= Hr I. trialispe Mr. M' =ay Mr. H. lisaaka Mr. OdOmr Mr. Colvin Mr. Ilemilii Mr. reees Mr. liken* Mr. F Player Itr. isarms Mr. Orem, Wood = Mr. ...ILLag Owns Mr. Len Olammealway Uri el Uxbridge Mr. Dunn Mr. Urquhart Mr. llMlnirm Yr. Hastheast Mr. Mr. Deny Inle li Minno Mr. Walser Mr H. Mane* Mr. Hord Mr. autennee Yr. L Carrie TSB VOTB ON MR. Rospocurs MOTION. It will be mew from the list given above that the Liberals who voted last night *pima the pities rid a K r . Ambush's raeolatioo by " the previews speedos," was Wawa. Jahn Brady, John Bright, Humphrey Brows,' ggu m mir m , Chambers, Masa Cobden, Joekoh Omsk Charles G. Duly, Vissesat Gaddish, John Oresso Hemp Hedileld, T. Yeaeody, G. Lemma, A. H. layard„ W. B. uagien J. P. Maguire, T. Meagher, B. Mall, F. Meats, J. P. Horrough;A. Otway, J. L. Bioarde, j. !Wabash, W. Beltelabld, Captain Boobe/J, A. Smith, W. Williams, sad B. Boollt. Amoy the Camearvetives whit voted for the precious ipteades, sad &plait *MS leaden, were Sir T. D. Leland, Vaginas Barriageea, L Batt, Hands of Greaby, T. B. Hasrfall, H. G. Ll4l/11, sad Sir I. Welsh. The Liberal Septa netabers eatertaked the Lord Coate of Seethed ea Wednesday evader lasi ate white bait dhuge et the Crews sad Sceptre, Greeswieb. frt WOAD. ' ttfo ifesellosir of ail day has the following : ' "The Ilnadias made a smikli sortie last sight PgahiSt the lakermann line of attack. It is needless to my they Mat repulsed. " To-day I visited our works at Bandeseh s they in peogressing well towards completion." CRITICAL SITUATION OF RAM. (From the Monitor.) ZRZER01:111, Jugs 28. Kars is not invested; but the Russian army, hav ing an effective strength of about 38,000 men, com manded by General Mouravieff, is encamped about two leagues from the town. The Russian general, who has selected Zeta as the basis of his operations, appears determined on using all the means at his dis posal for taking Kars. The very heavy torrents of rain, that have been ineesantly falling for some days past, have as yet retarded the attack, and greatly impeded the manoeuvres of the enemy, who has been obliged to pitch his tents in the mud. The Russians have sent to Alexandropol for eight large siege gnus, but these have got embedded In the track near the Arpa Tchti. General biouravieff has conse quently been obliged to send several men and oxen to get them out again, and bring them on to his head-quarters as soon as possible. Tehiprakli, a village on the road to Krzeronm, and eight leagues from Kars, is occupied by the Russians, in consequence of which communication with Erne ronm is intercepted on this side. We can now only receive news from Kars by Olti, that is to my, by a round-about way of ten leagues. The Russians have evacuated Ardahan. Such is at this moment the exact state of things at the seat of war in Asia. There can be no doubt of the great importance the Russian government attaches to the capture of Bars, nor will General Mosravieff spare any effort that may enable him to take the place. The strength of the Russian troops is great, and far surpasses what the Turks can oppose to it. Never theless, thanks to the skill and courage of the generals who protect the city now being attacked, thanks also to the firmness of its inhabitants, we venture to hope, that the besieged at Lars will show themselves worthy brethren in arms and race of those who defended Bilistria. THE FRENCH LOAN. (From isstaday's Monitor.) In order to favour those who desire to place small amounts in the rents, the subscriptions to the loan of 750 millions for 80f. of rents and under will not be liable to reduction. As, however, speculators might prevent the attainment of this object, the Minister of Finance has decided that for sumo of 50f. of rent. and under " list subscriptions " shall not be received, and that one and the same subscriber shall not parcel out a larger sum into several demands for 50f. tickets. Subscriptions made contrary to these regulations will be cancelled. REDUCTION OF THE AUSTRIAN ARMY IN THE PRINCIPALITIES. Advice. front Vienna announce a reduction in the Austrian army occupying the Principalities, aorta spondin . g to that which has just taken place in Galicia. The troops are embarked in steamers, and conveyed, moms to Hungary and some to Vienna. THE BALTIC. The Ati ilfriCClttlit Siding, an official newspaper pub lished at Helsingfors, pablishes the following: In the course of the afternoon on the 3rd instant an English steam corvette approached the harbour of Ramo, or Ratans, a retired place in the Abo district, and in the Gulf of Bothnia. Biz boats moaned by seamen, marines, and several °Scars, and armed with guns, left the maa•o4 war. One of these, in order to deceive the vigilance of the watchmen of the port, thought proper to hoist a whit* handkerchief, to take it oppose a deg of tram Being in• lonised that the boots were approaching, the burgomaster 'of Ramo immediately repaired to the shore with a white flag in his head. The English Miser asked if there were any soldiers is the town, end on the mayor's refusal to answer this gentles, he demanded the emends, of all the saereheatnesa and all the goods in the harbour to be delivered up to him. Directly afterwards the English took to their alma, sad,. pointing their guns, set about removing from the port both the Alps sad the goods. They eves prepared to sat on Ire such objects as they could not carry off. The Russian magistrate protested, but to vain, against the bad faith of the English is =akin a false use of the white flag. But la the midst of these acts of pills(' a de- ' Mehemet of national Chesseurs arrived ea the spot and find a Tetley at the English. Malty of these were killed or wounded ; the rest took to flight, abandoning all the objects they had seised, and rushed to their bests. They sueseeded at length In regainiag the carrot* which had remised at anchor. FRANCE. -*-- (110 K 0171 Owl 0011 PARIS, TII7IIIIDAT EWING. I am informed that two despatches received this day at the Ministry of War contain news to the following effect : Yeeteriay evening (the 18th), at 9 o'clock, the Russians made • sortie on the Balaklava side with the intention of cutting up the English and turning the division which is orusting against MalakholB, and loran it to raise the siege of the tower. The Russians ware repulsed with con siderable ,ass. The works of approach continue. The trenches are now bat 40 Rubes distant from the Nalakhoff Tower. In confirmation of the above intelligence, I notice in the " Latest News" of the Patriot the following: We are assured that a despatch has arrived this ;lay, statute that yesterday evening, at about tee o'clock, the Realises attempted another sortie t the Careening batteries, and were vigoronaly repelled_ _ At the Bourse the Rents wee somewhat heavy to day, and elated se. lower, at 66fr. 5543. There was searosly any change in railways. The Credit Mobilier has subscribed to the loan for the sum of 260 millions, including the subscriptions received by the agency of Messrs. Baring, of London. MM. de Rothschild have subscribed for sixty mil lions. The Emperor yesterday recoiled General Count de Crenneyille, who returns to Vienna. This announce ment, coming simultaneously witlt the news of Gene ral Crawford's resignation of hie htnotione as Minister Plenipotentiary at Vienna, shows thalt no lingering hope remains of the military cooperation of Austria in the war. The Pays, alluding to the statement is the Wiser Gazette, which I cited the other day, says: A letter, in an English jrarnal s has sok t o day alluded to a Mrettlar is which Count WdeweldY said to ha vs ow awaneed to the Pnaoh diplomatic agate that the Weetera Powers no Mager felt themselves bound by the roar g as mate's. Oar private latormatice enables m to state is the most positive manner that ao snub areal.: is in Im letease. So then the Foot Points, which we hoped we hau l got rid of, are on their legs again I " The children of Lucien Bonaparte, who are al most all now in Paris," says the Sink, " hate just been painfully dilated by the intelligence of the death of their mother, which took place on the 12th bet., at Sinigagliy in the Raman Staten" Tie Peasiersteeme took hat deputise ea &el lttli from Marseilles, haying o .460 soldhen belonging to the 35th Regiment of the Lb w, hones, and 600 Russian prisoners, who are to be ea. changed for u many French soldiers. The New York and the Swiftstire left Marseilles on the el ows date for the East, the former with 80 man blue tit to the Artillery, and 160 horses on board, and s latter with 160 men and 263 horses. SPAIN.. MADRID :tit 18. The Cortes adjourned yesterday, afte r , 'm i st ," bnilget. A loan of 40 millions of realm is to be retied abroad. To-morrow, probably, the payment for the m et a of June will commence. HAMBURG, lola 19. A tremendous fire broke out during the great f a bi of Novegorod, in Russia. It destroyed a great Tit & tity of merchandise, veined at 3 millions of mew% THE TURKISH LOAN This morning • copy of the Convention betwagir her Majesty, the Emperor of the French, and ti l l Sultan for the guarantee of a loan to be raised by Us Sultan, has been issued. The following is a tram, laden : His Imperial Majesty the Salta* having addramed he self to her Majesty the Gases of the United Kingdo m d _ Great Britain and Ireland and his Majesty the Empmed the French, in order to obtain from those sovereign So, 1 ties for raising • loan to enable his Imperial ?dajcieft s prologue with vigour the war against Russia in whittler le at present earned in rionjanction with their said Mafia* • his allies. and her Britannic M a j esty and his 160 jeety the Emperor of the French having lauded to tgs foulest of the Sultan, their Majesties have weal* le • make the requisite arrangements by means of a Criawago.: . and have named as their Plenipotentiaries too mask* thi, same, that is to say : Her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom 'tam Britain and Ireland, the Right Hono ura bl e William)!.' rick, Harlot Clarendon, Baron Hyde of Medan, a Pespab: the United Kingdom, a Member of her Britannic Most Honourable Privy Council, Knight of the Me li ft Order of the Garter, Knight Grand C ross o f the )furl Honourable Order of the Bath, her Britannic Mitjestyl Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. His Majesty the Emperor of the French, the Shear Ida Gilbert Victor Paella Count of Persignv, Bu s t er , G reg Officer of the Impe rial Order of the Legion of Hamm Grand Cordon of the Imperial Order of the Madjidie of Turkey, Grand Cross of the Order of St. Mamie* sad et Leanne of Sardinia, Grand Cross of the Order of Daubing • of Denmark, hie ambassador to be, Britannic Majesty; And his Imperial Majesty the Sultan, Constautina Kelm : ru Bey, functionary of the first ra n k o f hi s Imperial Me; jesty, jesty, his Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleniposia. glary to her Britannic Majesty, decorated with the Imp& rill Order of the Medjidie of the third elan, Grand Ones of the Order of Saint Maurice and Saint lea was of fist dials, Grand Commander of the Order of the Redeems, st Omar; - Who, after bevies communicated to each other t sit respective hill power*, found in good and due form, now agreed epos the following Articles:— Art. 1. Her Majesty the Queen of the United Biagdmi of Great Britain and Ireland undertakes to recommend her parliament to enable her to guarantee, cenjointly witk his Majesty the Emperor of the French, and his Majesty the Emperor of the French engages, subject to the faineance of the Legislative Body of Francs ' to guarantee coejoiady with her Britannic Majesty, the interest of a loan of flee - millions of pounds sterling, to be raised by his Imperial Me• jeaty she Sultan. Art 2. The interest payable on the said loan of fire m 2 .1 lions sterling shall be at the rata of four per seas, annum. There shall moreover be paid by the Porte the further rate of one per cent, per annum en tlrs , whole capital of fire millions sterling, by way of siakkt, fund. Art. 3. The interest and sinking fund of the sell We shall form a charge on the whole ues of the 011111111:: empire, and specially on the annual amount of the WNW of Egypt which remains over and above the put appropriated to the first loan, and moreover on the CONN. of Smyrna and Syria. His Imperial Majesty the Saha engages at he will cause to be remitted to the Banked ' England on or beim the 26th of June and 26th of Dam. ; her in each year, the full amount of one year's interest smil sinking fund on the whole amount of the said loan, Übe raised under the conjoint guarantee of her Brita nni c ; jest' and : f his Majesty the Emperor of the French, or SI. so much thereof u may be raised, until the whole copilot i f borrowed shall be repaid. Art. 4. Their Majesties the Queen (of the United dour of Great Britain and Ireland and the Emperor of de - French, being desirous to save the Sublime Porte the • pauses of remittance, consent to undertake to transmit tothol Ottoman Government the proceeds of the above-mentiened loan of five millions sterling to be raised under the esejoill guarantee of their Majesties. With this view, it Is ri that the contractors for the said loan shall pay the thereof into the Bank of England for the amount of the- Turkish government, to be transmitted to the Sublime Porte by the agency of the governments of England aced of France._ Art. 5. The prevent Convention shall be ratified, and the ratifications shall be ezchanged at Constantinople as wen al possible. la wittier whereof, the respective Pleuipetw tiaries have signed the same, and have affixed thereto the seal of their UM. Done at London, the twenty-sews* day of Jane, in the year of our Lord one th ousand tight hundred and fifty. five. (L.S.) CzAzimnox. (L.S.) F. Ds PIARIONT. ) C. M,suars. EXECUTION OF THE ASSASSIN DE FELICE. (PROM 0172 OWN COULISPONDINO ROME, Jr Ly 11. The axe this morning cat, without solving, the Gar dian mystery 'of De Felice's confederates, and has left the government in an unpleasant uncertainty with respect to the existence, a non-existence, of a bud of conspirators, whose attempts against the cardinal's life may be periodically renewed, if the plot be not discovered. De Felice has denied having any accomplices; nor scald the fear of death, nor the promise of a fres pardon, even at the last moment, induce him to make may revelations in accordance with the hasty express does dropped by him at the period of his arrest on • the stairs of the Vatican, to the effect that he wee merely the instrument of others. I mentioned in my last that the execution would he delayed until after the departure of the Duke sod Boehm of Brabant. Their Royal Highnesses left Reme on the 9th, and yesterday evening the boards, which are always hung out in the various parishes to inform the public of an execution on the followinj_ morning, made their appearance with planite attached, invoking the prayers of charitable people kr the soul of " A ntonio de Felice, the hatter, agsd U, married, and, father of a family, condemned to be beheaded for attempting the life of the Most Eminent Cardinal Secretary of State." The prisoner's doom was announced to him at about ten o'clock, and appeared to produce a great Wed on him, as he had expected nothing severs than the gallies for life; but he soon regained hie self-possession, and fi rmly refused to make any revs lations, although the inducement of a free pardon way • repeatedly held out to him. At half-pest three this morning he was conveyed , from the prison to the chapel of St. John Decollate, the luxury of a closed carriage being allowed him instead of the open cart generally used on such ooca , sions. That very early hour was fixed upon to avoid • the great concourse of spectators who would doubt less have been attracted by the spectacle later in the day, and military precautions were also taken to pro• vent the lugubrious ceremony from being interfered with, the ground being kept by a French bettalioe,a battalion of Roman Tirailleurs, another of the Line, and strong detachments of Dragoons and mounted Gendarmerie. The prisoner looked unconcernedly from the window of his carriage, and being a shop keeper, and well known in Rome, did not fail to recognise several actinaintanoes on his progress, whom he saluted familiarly. The performance of the final offices of religiose which he consented to receive, lasted about a couple of hours, and having confessed and taken the mos meat in the Conforteria, he was led to the scaffold/ the steps of which he mounted with a firm and an , , faltering pace. He refused to be blindfolded, looked calmly at the ugly machine before him, and then ad• dressed a few words to the crowd, which were install@ at the distance established by the military cordon _their tenor, however, was not objectionable, es the y d r oenmers received no orders to interrupt him. ,tHe t then assigned himself to the hands of Mastro TitVle I the flows familiarly term the headsman. bead was lot shown to the public, nor impaled, Is customar y, voli the corner of the scaffold; but his re amble mars b Nooported to the neighbouring church of Bt. 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