The Express.
London, England, 1852-12-17 00:00:00

DEFEAT

THE MINISTRY.
TnE four nights of debate ap3a the Budget closed
at 20 minute, to 4 o'clock this morning with• detest
of the Ministry. The numbers were—
For the Budget
Against it

Majority ageism! the Clomineset 19
The House yesterday was full, and evidently
earnest for the continued discussion, when the Derby
Petition Committee suddenly pronounced their
judgment on Major BEKESIORDi and that verdict
foe a while seemed more interesting even than the
Budget. Following this cams a damaging conversa-
tion, rather than • debate, upon the
tier' whether Mr. WILSON PATTEN shslaY Or
should not have read the whole of the vegeta-
tion upon the proposed House Tai at the mew
mencement of the debate. This squabble enabled
Mr. DiNittil.t to make • little more clear ide
former exidemation that in the coming division " be
did not eetuider any gentleman bound to the detail,
of the measures of the government" liberal ear
on his part to parliamentary loose-fish, which int
bably hooked a few stray "Ayes." The held
words about " staud or fall by the vote," wen
carefully forgotten by their author, and on the modi-
fied position thus ministerially adopted the ad-
journed debate wee opened by Sir A. Cocsecalr, the
legal gladiator of the Whigs, who laid about him in
the true forensic style, slashing into the fallacies and
exposing the weaknesses of his political admission
As woe fit rod proper, he was replied to by use (IMO
faw officers of the present government, who, °Maids"
before long the eye of the Speaker—to the excludes
of • host of other would-be orat=e--said what might
be said in exoneration of his party sad their scheme.
The impatient hoses was naturally glad to me
the CHANCELLOR the Excitaeuxa soon rise to
defend his unhappy Budget,--shoos the speech
of the honourable goatiemsa Detained the ap-
proach of the long leeked-ler division. Kr.
DISRAELI was, as •111114 111011=NRWIII than
genuous—more clever than His mode of
dealing with Mr. GLIIIIIITORIeII objection to his
scheme was very characteristic. lie indulged hi
audience with a history of the Loma Fund Comm
demonstrating thew &stein' ohapriwatthat bod awl
—having shown how the palimony was se
supported his Budget passes keen rash she, whisk
was—to spend the cash out oldie way at owe! This
mental confusion of the difference between the
proper divisions and destinations of same belonging
to revenue and to capital, was worthy the great
hero of the great railway mania himself. Another
great point with our Tory CHANCELLOR of the Ex-
CUEQUEIt was the Kaffir war. He and
nothing for what had been said to the
contrary—ho paid no regard to the last news
by the latest mail—honourable members might
think what they pleased on the subect, but
the Kaffir war was over. There could be no
doubt about it, and, therefore, his Budget was
correctly based upon that state of things.
We ought not to calculate upon having to pay
again what we have hitherto bad to provide for
that inglorious niggle He did net vesture to say
SANDILLI had been taken, or that the rebel Hottentots
bad surrendered ; he did not milk hew in
the possession of a recent Kafir gmer
were found a parcel of Minis ballets.
that our dingey foes in that quarter et the word
are as fully provided with the last deadly ties
of warfare as our beet regiments are. Nor did he tell
the House what the newspapers have told the
country - that the Cape difficulties are far fromeettied j
that the Kaffir war can only be completely annied
by the hearty co-operation of the colooiste, eat
that the Ministry, of which Mr. Data= is a mem-
ber, has taken a sure step to prevent that hearty co-
operation by delaying a =wore of jnetios which
the previous government had initiated:
At the het monteat helm the cellars of the alisanne, nays
the "monthly reammer of the Owe 7lnest Wag N•T- 6,
18.52, the Mantra have beseme mare of the iniaileite
postponement ot the peeeehel emsettaties sd *erg rio
vomits of the letters rafts el WO. TM esitelts ad
indignation of the public at Oh atemerees sieidium
Wesel taith h... already bees Neely =premed. sad mime
art in eontamplatioa fee earanahttag a apaveatioa et dele-
gates from the digerati diMdate M emellir the misuse et
anima to be puma mew this. eiseeememeee.
Yet, with SAIIDILLI still is hostas twee within
the English berdsr.ani with the tutus 'gimlets Ins
state of half revolt about the Tory rob I • their sew
stitation, Mr. Mamma said but night flee yodel
expenditure at the Chpe wee about I. mos& Ali-
pther it may be mid his wades was
hat • reply to the manifold *ileitis' le Ide=l.
lie was severe upon Sir Mall= Nem sal earcestie
about Sir JAMIE OILMAN, bat Itioureral neither the
tresof tbe one or the argaments el the ether.
reeeoning urged at the immierable *die
meetings just held all owee the marry went he
nought in his esteem, end sessived as anew ia hi
oration. Mr. Otsperaww ranked the aware
whilst he condemned the Maar et Mr. Diehithiri
certainly Meatiest nL Mr. Dm= was
irascible, sarcastic, sad unfortanate
Mr. Otantrrottz warm, diguillsd, gentlemanly, and
nooessfuL

Theories of what may follow tide division are of
course numerous enough. Various mimes are men-
tioned as those of statesmen likely leis called upon to
aegis* the deliberations of those cis whom the decision
of the Roue of Osmoses lest night throws new
responsibilities. Beat • dividea upsets the
premed lime Tax, end gnaw enek einem-
steams Lad DEM mg bide apes what
weallieetien of hie is .s WIC seem to him
hest mienieted te meet the sew needle of hie pities.
Irmlnday was Nib magedieme totIVA ink
the Miry M:mister lsettar seeipn Wise at ONO
thee te welt till his chid_ wens renal in
mete sempeat ordsr—se ash .en mipisto et
the beim* of the delisted Winielmr, Indies s sees-
mows ken be. MAMMY, not to lard Joni Me.
sm. Ist to Lord LARBDOWIfa, elt Lord
to aisle the Crown with advise es the
• new °averment, at a messiest w tilt advise
'night possibly include a
with et
giving Lord
EIL DIIT another trial, with et mem task'
aptitude, and more fleet _ tams amiss
recently acting with hire. LOS PALNIMINOL Uri
gossip, despite his Beempertiet view. and hie
position with the Cent% might kin the Cs-
ewes
: and, in the sown 41 these views
he held in his youth, employ the hot d•ye
of his Adel age. Mr. Moms mid* Misr
be admitted imb the MinilMeiel re.arreappgmet is
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be reseived late eansiannidsnoit ail, ling Is
&maths salad Woe mid& molly ben*
entintailmeseiglams=rart ytt:
the Tory rnm Oaa sake sal itiste seems la
theta the mait Swami* &mantle may hew
Ministerial reverses, tisk adveneries am as ism
meal to drew al, Provemmes of their ows. Thin
are clearly now in use House of Canal= SWOP
materials in the rash of the Opposition Ike
mom evsswastica imew thatgrzetie whim suaz
result in thu limmallsa et a Illaistry viescalis hew he
yaw post la
publis walk Pri=so nemistAporilliChange.sed
aml NAM% night palm; In
et the sad sal Ado arleiretar
temperate sad iplaWinnsity et pawn
that system Mita boo onaneW the
kingdom th polarity, sad made it re* he the
adeptim brood sod wise maraces et Semi sag
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1 gems' reform. Names are freely inentimied, bet
need not be yet repeated. Amcost the speakers
against the Tory Budget the public re already peen
ranked the men to whom alone
141: be. an-
treated the task of carrying to its and '
ores
rational conclusion the system of F
system the nation has detepoi 'Matto
and Wheal content and q rand' publiq : es-
rarity, are only attainable t kantallatiocstemi
Ministry pledged to the principles of who pebbled'
progress, and ready to extend the boundaries of ex-
isting commercial freedom.