The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-24 00:00:00

Imperial vat! ia ment.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

REASSEMBLINU OF PARLIAMENT.
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Both H ruses of P arlimment reatembleil on Thursday
afternoon to proceed with th • hosino, Conn ...coed in
October Int. and suspended in Dicembor. Tb., me tins
being simply the repinepti in of the Session. th• re win no
Qmmen's Speech. and the pr c tidings in each Iliiu•• beg an
so rtly alter four o'cleck, without any fiend o. remony
and precisely as If the adj turn neat had hen only fr tom
the previous day.
There was a large gathering of prank eneerislly on the
Opposition aide and the POD • of W ilea was pmeent ; the
Ninnies mat among the power's.,. Meet of the ladin were
in returning. After some new toi Cr, het been morn, Eta
Omani* In laying paper. relst.ng to Egypt before their
lordship.. made • statement on behalf of the °overtone. nt,
of some niter y minutes' length He remarked tome among
the complicated questions in conflation with Egypt. the
two which had been pmerair en t were 'he financial diEno tr
and the military operstione undertake for the nun op
General Gordon. whom he deecribed amid approving einem
ae an heroic leader in whom bravery, nun., and die
interestelnen were contiiined in an xtraordlntry degree
and who's Los, heel malted entletelastie sympatily surf
unallmous regret. With r 'gird It the financial diflltully
he said that although It we. not yet imaging to speak with
c,rtainty, be expected in • short tune t the abl t to lay be
fore Parliament papers to show that a interment had been
mine to which, while adwantagwoue and even Inc emeary to
apt, was consistent with public err investments and hoc•
ortrable to this country. Turning te the in the
Soudan. he said it wee on ler And that 13 mend 6 redone
minion to the [deaden was to be pacific in charge's,. In
object being to provide for the arammolms of the gerrivins
and the estehlishment of lowa 04901 form of govern-
ment. When it we. decided to send • British torn the
preponderance of military opimon en in favour of
taking the Nile route. Is preen circenntan there
were oyerwboltning military an,' political edAntione tog
withdrawal of the British tenni. Tod fallen discretion
had been given to Lord Wolselsy Situ the •usent it he
adopted and the force that wool be required to prevent
the advance of the tiandi. Hie lordship ten cheeped in
expressing the belief that the C doles!, ff .r. of 0.0f000,.
would In many ways halo • vest aunt in
goOthiff the °talon of the moot A
compote,' 1,. In
Z seep' that t • British army in the S mien we. sot on
army n eoldiers, but of here... TII• 111%.‘114 of Sals-
bury roes St once to follow the rfrelgo 50Cr41..17, inc
of kis brit nmerks being that we were Isolated,
and that the bonged roneitrt of Err in now ape
peered to be • c invert of E ter pe against Eng'an I. Ile
declared that among the peg plc if this c Pantry tone were
excited feelings of bitter and Aniline indignatiiin that
Gordon should have been smelt:el Loth. ye pabblss of a
Cabinet end the n• estities of party tactic.; end he in.
untried whether mien were tent fr i home for the
•6•3ldOotoont of Globat. Lor I 111 itley ropily' In the
negative, and that Lord Wolepley bat ahsolute dlserstion
In such matters. Their lordehips rose shortly aft., time
o'clock.

In the Commons there wee a large attendance of
utembera The miscellaneous buein .5t having beau dis-
Paired of. hlr. Oladat in*. in making the formal tuotin•
that papers relating to 14yaL ahnuld neon the tsble, took
the opportunity of maklos anlatnut :a. n t coatroterslal,
with respect to affairs in Batik Tile viler nf the
ieeturacut had alersy• b•en he Arias 4%0.1, h • •eac ie.
tioa of the S.udan by the Et•otiart garrisons, ay., he
addmi (amid cheer. from Vt. Liberal.). that is • policy
whieh has untergoas no change. Bat events hate
occurred to prevent its itumwila•• &calk stt-a. The news
of the betratal of Ktimtoura tat road terabit chalted
the milit ay plans. They had, atter that even., lustrtifted
.neraliW ilscley to shape his at lusty measures with the
°bloat of overthrowing the palter of the Malidi at Kh•r•
team. (This statoncat drew forth some tries of—Oh 1
nis I from below the gang ',my on the liiheral side, imme-
diately drowned by cheer. Iron store the gangway It
this could be done before tito hot lowan eame on,
Wolseley was to aceoroplieh it. But Ur. Gtoletniie's
emeslos wee that operations will hays ta be delayed t 11
after the hot memo, now close on hand. Tr• it to-
mcat did not thiak the prim -at time a proper one
for 21411011 °Vet NMI to the Illandi —a c Isn't:lion at ',web
the Cense rtativestroaire ly cheered But they h• 4 thought
it right to convoy an •n trictLin through Sir Beciy•
Baring that any icommunicati a r.erlive4 from the afandi
should be referred home forø n/dotage's. The premier.
! after speakinz less than belf-en.h.ut, was loimollate y
• followed by Sir Stag, r I Bart' c to. wit... belt wing teat
this was Data mom-at fur entering Iwo diseussi,o, pr i-
ceeded to txpresi his roso•t at the lots sustain-id to the
nation by the dectil of General G-ni in. hit seem of the
valour and dlsoiplin of it army le 4gypt, hi /sympathy
with the relatives cf those who tat fallen. more
Particularly General Inch' (at which there were some
cries of "Burnaby 11, and his spare:MO.4s of the g.juied
and spirited overtures made by B 1-ich dependencies an
allutioa loudly cheered from all olds., Inc. m "Con for
papers was ettimoi to withoot further eye eb. Oa t'se
motion of Sir C. Bilks. the Rstlietribution Hill WM com-
mitted pro Jonas. and the rerttsin ng backless oo the
orders &spore,' of. Tee Roue., loin-what to ite surprise,
adjourned at twenty mutates to eight,

ALICIA?.
in the flouts of Commnas & new writ was ordersj to
Issue for Mid-Somerset, SIMS] questioon were answered
b, migiigiggg with regard to the ^Gored Randsn their,
on Hera.. but no new Informat'ou stag *Hotta& r.
Gladstone delivered an enloglnns upon the patrl,ttle apirit
shown by the colonies in protlrring military atd for the
Soudan exparlition• L rd Hartingtoo, am,cl silence. re,d
th• telegram from Lvtal WoMete, announcing the death
of °Animal Stewart ; and the noble lord later brought up
two R,ysl lavers/et, ranctioning the eroploymerit of the
Gaterves, and the embodiment of the MUM.. Mond.,
wag died by Yr. QleAstor, ad tit* day on which Ut•