The Express.
London, England, 1855-02-06 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—MoNDAT, Fn. 6.
The Loan Onoircats.on leek his meat at 6 eels*.
The LORD CHANCELLOR said that he bad naked
a letter free Admiral Dames, askandedgiag the vote it
Innis of their lordship' bons ; also another letter hen
Admiral Hondas, eaelaias au from Adages! Heinle. the
Henn& of the Prose duos, sekneeleariar the homer
whisk had ben eimerrei is lit sad the Preadi earl
smiler his oommeal by the nee et the hens Re sew
6 peen that the letter Its Lid es the tees
PETTY LAMM/ DILL.
Lord BROUGHAM ystessled p Sea the asp,-
rein of Corbels la Weer silks Pie= Lennie. B.
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1143 of MAT=SIMUL`I wished es pat a Isseden
la the tam um peke girdle es the WOO of the'
maser ofOieves. As se- bonen nail be soder
es or inellined by Convene= witless the amens
dansen. be weed soigne if eine perorates es. an
te
• e: ralnistor wet appoint& who send gin
Thillia&M=fot CANTERBURY was madonna le
eh Messed by Owned= was
liiMy es seatennole of benne whin bed buss as-
" a lit"MlDoll(lesgeseallem.
Behar of Ohs ease* of Cannes-
- Illia was to enable ems le ender the mart of a one-
: 'cease white Ind bees opplabed by thesseas.
THB MINISTIZIAL INTRREAGNUM.

Ilaa Barlef ABERDIEIN said be wsa ■■dsr Ma wow

sla of naming the adiestranant of the hones; bot he
thought it right to maim that the noble lord the Seas-
pry a State for the Hesse Department (Visional Palmier-
** had been sosandalmed by her Majesty to ream to
her a new administration for masideratioa ; and the noble
had twig misled la that work at that want, he Gould
way reeve that Ike ham should adjourn dill to-seeesey.
FISHERIES (NORTH AMERICA) BILL.
This hill wee brougst up from the House of Comae
end raid a that time.

CATHEDRALSTINUA APPON INTMENTS ACTS CON-
CE BILL.
Thb bill prod Ihnegh eoasiluee.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE BILL.
ms bill pared threeeb ebeinittee.
The been edJeersed at half-pen See Vint.

HOUSE OF COMMONS—MoND►Y. Tim d.
The aritiss took dis chair of aro vibratos to tout
o'clock.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER rose and
sesenasses. sir, of a message which I bays n-
aiad hose sty sable Mead the tkentary of Stab for the
Ease Departures; I win ts propose to ths hoses tirt the
sedan of the day, with the siseptios of that for the third
media( tithe Berth Assrisas Fineries Bill, b. read be
the rupees of belay peesposed. lly sob!. (dead In hie
serassaintles Salle that the mien whisk Wand the
hew la Fain lest to wane all dlesseetes an still la fall
hese. After the stases ars disposed el I propose that the
hoses should allows is the anal manta till toassrow.
Mr. A. PELLATT wished to ham whether Ma that
stateliest they were to iefer that no progress had bees
sods l■ the fonsatioa of a goversmeat t (CM, ob.)
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER—I have
resolved se immensities to,. say soble Mead es that
saltiest. (Laughter.)

AMERICAN FISHERIES.
The Nei* Asterism Fisheries Bill was reed a third thee
sad posed.
ether enters of the day were postpaid.
TITHE COMMUTATION (IRELAND).
Oa tbelleedell of Mr. ELAND a setup was sedated, to a
tabular lona, of the eppticatiom Is, •1117iMillIMI of rest.
Amps In Iles et tithe needs to se as the respostip quarter
moulnee ben ha amity is Ireland desist ehe year
ISM ; is whisk Me nth were
aseessifisi ham dome Wood, as also, when saccessful, the
meant at =test etas varieties made.
LORD 3. RUSSELL'S EXPLANATION.
The SPEAKER having pat the gaieties for the Aiwa.
ass;
Lord I. RUSSELL, who poke from the suet ea the
hash beset whisk he has osapied since his Pommies frost
the ministry, rose sad mid—l bad. has very amine, sir,
that there should see be a seesseity for any further state.
meat es say part, with respect to my resiguatios of the
high ode whisk I bad the hoses? to hold ; sad, Madan,
in the debate of Meaday eight last I »fished from re-
pipieg is my way to the etatemate et my right hos.,
Mud the Cuhaseihar of the Exchequer, although same of
them would produce as atm lajurfeas to me. The asly
atatemeas I added at that time to those which I bed
already muds was, that the Due of Newcastle and ay
Might hem faked ate ftastassy at War had, in the cone-
speadeues to which I alluded, stated their wish that their
eMses should be disposed of In the mode most conducive to
the interests of the public service. But, sir, there bus
aim appeared a publication, stated to be a speech of the
Duke of Nomad* made dowels:re, which I maims minis
from nothing without allowing what I thick to be grave
errors to be established as settled is the public mind. I hrss
sir, to say that I think that speech rather toe soli
plasm the geoidw es if It was • pieties 'of
a digitate between the Duke of Neweutlo ad setedf, ad
set a the broad grounds on which I had plated it. (Hoer,
hear.) Sir, it appeared to me at the end of last session that
' the sompatities of the cabinet was such that, not Defying Mt
party support, it did sot meats any great atteelmesi is en-
thusiasm. The frequent Moab we had sasbehmil were
suflielmt proof of this. tredve ordinary eirsumittnem I
should have *mkt these deltas saMolent raceme b gnaw
au ato state to the Rut ei Abieleea that M. tom am
ilestraltis min goesimearat *MI malimeet sad that I
maid ass esslines b made* die beim of the lover:-
meet is Ike Rouse of Commas. Dist, sir, them was a
grave gouda this parileg, a glare question whisk is still
peadiag, ma*, the peemeatioa of the war. This home
gam Its emlldense to gemmunest oa that subjest, and I
stated, and I think I weejsetilled I. statist, that so Wog as I
thoight the war weald be pro/mated in a vigorous
and efillient yammer, I would be justified ia hold.
Ms Mies Is spies of the defeats whisk I has
mentioned. There is, sir, another eassideration of a gemehri
mature wittek I wish to place before the housi, namely. that
It is of the sweet oonsequense la whom hands Ike esehest
of a war is pieced. My opinion is, that if Lord North had
seaducted the mesa years' war, we should not have bed to
West of the *coquet of Canada. If Lord Chatham had
madasted the war of Maori:ea ladepsadease, we should
not ham led te. deplore the mpitalatioes of Saratoga and
of York Town, ass hem beheld the Stet of an sassy
*Dag trinaphaat la the eheasel. Of so much importune.
and comma is the quake is mimeo bands the seedaet of
the war is placed. New, sir, If this be so, the house, lea
we, will net think it umeesesable et me—being the prim
eipal member of the goverment to sawyer la Mk hawse for
the ((Indust of the was, not relying is measures of 'sternal
improvement fa which we enjoyed their emilideuee—
the boom will act consider it was ea unresemaltle
utility oa my part U I should wet* with the utmost are
the peeseation of the war. I auw onsii, sir, le the par.
similar etmessesta whisk have bees attributed la the public
piste to therDuks of Newesstle. In the first plus, the
phis duke is repeated to have objeated to the shtick's' I
had made, that then was a atroag wish as his putts hold
the Moe of Secretary of State for the War DepartmeaL I
aide that Mainmast from Use language I had heard from
variommesaben of the cabinet, who had stated as to me.
I must say I oonsidered (as I bap already said) it was but
-natural, that the Duke of Newcastle, having fitted out. the
expedition with very considerable rapidity, should wish to
me (what he believed woe certain, and what we all ex-
piated) the triumphant swam of it while he held the seals
of the Secretary of Mate for the War Department. But,
sir, on this subject I am sot left to depend merely
us general belief, beams, In one of the letters
hem which • I read an extract to the his..,
the Hui of Aberdeen says, "Bat I must observe that at
the brmatios of the gevereaseat so sash oMes es the War
Dspsrtauat was matimplated ; sad when, sebseguestly,
the Colonlabedes wee divided, so objection whatever was
made to the sissies et the Was Department by the deka."
Mow, sir, Wee weeds appear to as to be emeediagty clear
sad to have a wary definite marsh* Load Aberdeen dos;
sot say " No °Nestles Was age S. the *holm of the Doke
of Newcastle for the War Department ;" hut he aye, "No
Objection was made to the choke of the Wes Department
by the dabs." (Hear, bear) Now, sir, it Is perieetly
UP, as hated by the noble duke, that who it was popes'
to dt.tdp its departments, he declared himself ready to take
cube!, is sep, se might be moldered beet for the public
"WOOL Sot sty noble *iced at the head of the gems-
eseigithlfe lad great' soalldesee is the still ity of the sable
Sp .I.lwfmmeidesed las led skews himself emptiest to tie
if thedmke,lhought he would otherwise hotrods&
"Wet 411111"dt7 i Midis wee, therefor% greperd to
• of Neweesdethet he should make MGM, of wbielr
he thought it, vibes the two that he ?sod Iseld
'tat Imi is ilvided. This Is tits int petal with
vett ham bOantated to be la error, bat I think
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