The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-18 00:00:00

ups thirekgellefig Ate sabli gageni lajg le eibeill
!he hos. AM lemma member bed—sew tkat be was me
mare—Alitlitard, Idling. • Re referred, however, to the
matter Way es showing bow the boa. mentherthilted his
Mend. Ii • resolution which the hos. sad learned mem-
ber ib the sommigni as the 18th Jags he charged
Lord Raglan %with being the cause of that aunt. To the
boson, of that committee it ought to be said teat but one
ass voted for lb at resolution. A month ago it was Lord
Raglan. got IA wd Raglan was now removed bola the
*cope of the chart tam of the hon. and learned member, and
he sow gong it hog Nullities Ii shift his position, add bring
the chaise against , 'he heads of her Majesty's government.
The house had been
bons out by the gg, fiance ; certainly the charges of the
told tbat the report had not been
boa. member went r of bore* oat by the report. The
right Pc pipit (Sir Pakington) said be was lot to be
deeerred by any penoha, feeling from voting for this mo-
pe, Of cows, if f„, - right hon. baronet voted for the
propelling in ehnittog., t wee to be expand that he would
sepporeit it that beam, But he bad not distinctly said
whas wee die object .f hig voting. The boo. sad learned
painless end that lig objes K war W law a imalate• upon
thong ghoghighht of the ptawat t eaveroment who were members
of Lord Albertson's gounimi nut It we. certainly Pang
whistle had dictated L M teem which hid been
followed image di/coulees. .■ the “til period nothing
! wee heard Sp estagn, upon th t Duke of Newcastle and
Lord Aberdeen, They were . removed from the govern-
Ment—that ewe so say. the weak 11"•rai mud ',silt aid, and
after some istesseediat• attempts . ► le"'na.nt wet formed
by Lord regnant% ousitung a l the remaining IDODL-
burs of that government. Len anaiatelY an attack we.
made ups three ether geneleme s. These gentlemen
oat of whom at in., it we.t should be induced to
accept offios in lord Derby's oohing twin an "(erten".
moment retired also. lie bad slew s considered, and still
thought, that the igetrinieuta made ahe inn the right hon.
Proust the member for Carlisle (Sir J. Graham), and
against the former Secretary at War (it v. 8. Rubin) were
most unjust, and he engratulated them OD the testimony
which the hon. and learned gentleman hi, Sat length borne
to the efficiency of their conduct in the ci. efoutateate under
their charge. He could hardly recollect . W the DOWPIt.
=eatery statements which the boo. and lea "an gentleman
bad made with respect to these right bon., .'itPtaallarni and
with respect also to the Duke of Newcastle. WO Dad aliaaya
entertained the °pintos that the time would ODlte when
public opinion would do justice to those:prig *gee, bet be
had scarcely dreamed that apprqbation souk l die e come
from the mouth of the bon. and learned numb. V. It was
so seldom that he was oomalimentary that it wn ',Pee
certain that h. entertained a sincere conviction of test • effi-
ciency of whoever he praised. Now, the hon. sad lea mod
member mint have a strange notion of the functione,of 110-
unman when he said that they were guilty boggle ti *7
sanctioned what we. done in the departments *Web wg,
so ably adolialiterecitay the gentlemen to whom he bad *-
tarred. (Cheers.) While the noble duke at the war di '—
pertinent was managing It with the utmost skill, my gigise •
hon. friend—who was with has Majesty in Bonged doing
duty as colonial secretary—war grievoesly to blame. Mist
right hon. friend the former Pint Lord of the Admiralty
(Sir J. °tabus) never left town for a stogie day except
upon the business of hi. depanagent, and a geopliment had
bees paid to him for the manner in which he discharged
his duty them by the bon. and learned member. And
we. the Presideat of the Bond of Casual ; was he (Sir C.
Wood) to blame because he did not Luellen is that eel-
cleat oansioneat 1 (Cheers.) The Secretery-at•War also
was complimented, but his right hoe. friend (Sir W. Moles-
worth) wee to be esn• need fir not interfering in that which
was sot hie department, and which we. already efficiently
cued for. He (Sir C. Wood) bad entered somewhat more
fully into thie natter than be bad intended, but he wished
to show the iaooesistencies of the hoe. and learned member.
The ground, however, upon which he based hie vote was, aa
be had already said, the fact that this inquiry wee neces-
sarily incomplete, and it was, therefore, impossible from it to
draw a tree estimate of the oondact of government. (Hear.)
Mr. OASKBLL moved the adjournment of the debate.
LordPALMERSTON hoped that the house would come
to a decision that night.
Mr. DISRAKLI said that the reason why the house was
delayed in lie decision we. the coarse pursued by the go-
vernment in abstaining throughout this debate from making
any staginess. If anmember of the cabinet bad spoken
at an early hour, thedebate m ght have been closed upon
that evening ; as it was, be 000ld not bat support the ad-
journment. (cries of "Divide" and "Adjourn.")
Mr. MUNIT rose to speak upon the main question,
whea

The SPEAKER informed him that the question of ad-
journment wee yet undetermined.
Mr. BRIGHT hoped that the nob:so lord (Palmerton)
would not trouble the bolas to go to a division. Hs thought
that during the whole 'elision no mere important question
had been brought forward, and, although no advance for
long debates, be thought at lent another night ought to be
afforded to its discussion; indeed, he believed it might be
welldebated for a whole week. He should himself, If some
member of the government Lad spoken earlier, have taken
an opportuniny of making a few remarks about the present
position of affairs. (" Adjourn" and "Divide.")
Lard PALMERSTON—Of coarse the how* will deter-
mine for 'testi as to adjourming. There were obvious
reasons why we did net rise before. (Ironical cheering and
laughter.) We desired that ocher persona who might wish
to address the house should have the opportnnity of ex-
pressing their opinion. If the house chooses to adjourn
tonight, of nurse it will do so, unless boa. gentlemen
desire to mean with the discussion at once. (Cries of
" Adjesin and " Divide.")
The motion for adjournment wee agreed to without a
division.

W. ROEBUCK—UntiI what day is the debate ad-
joarned ?
Lewd P.

r—Until Thursday.
MAYNOOTH COLLEGE.
On the order of the day for the adjourned debate on this
subject,
Mr. FAGAN moved that the debate be adjourned.
Kr. SPOONER said, sorely there could be no memo why
the debate should be adjourned. It was quite clear that
those who wished to adjourn it were desirous of preventing
the dissessies. He only wanted to briar in a bit, which
of mune he should not go on with this messes, bat he
wished to take the sense of the house upon it.
Lewd PALMERSTON said surely the hen. gentleman.
MOM not be serious is proposing to go on at that time et
cwith a discussion which. without being a prephet,iet.
'ltovestare to predict would last snarly hours.
low divided :

For titinotteit . liT
it
Kr. Hl= 118.
theta moved that the debate be withstood to
that day three seeithe. ,
The Mesa sada divided :
Ay.. 9ll
Noes 9O-3
..rat of the Kama ben wee recited with

BALK OF BPIRITII (111ELA/i In BILL.
This bill was toad a third tiww. Oa Y egoodaos that the
bill do pass,
Oil. PUN= proposed several aver ammo.
Mr. BLACAMTNSY moved the aoloonimoot of the
&beta.

61: DUNNE seeanded the motfs.
The bow divided—

Ayes
Noes
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Camel Donna mom mouser 1 against proceeding with
the hilt, sad MN. Oloaillo ?um, 1 the adjournment of the
beam, lad aim s law "WS_ frd a Lord Falineratep and Mr.
Wilma. the moon *em sera' eed, and the bill was read a
third time and pared.
TREASURERS OF COW ATM tIRELAND) BILL.
Tile lilt we. mad a thud' sod peased.
TRINITY COLLE AN (DUBLIN) BILL.
This bill passed Wow!! sostakistes.
TSB. TV JaKiaa LOAN.
Mr. RICARDO With, .d to know as the adjopened de-
bate wßoableiles, modes wea tiostponed till Thursday,
Westing the noble laid proposed to bring under the notice
M the Dow the NAV estate' dilating to the Tearkiab sabsidy
oat that dt,,lTi sad My ether be intended to lay the resolutions
oat the mal• mat? site the dieseaden ?
Lad PALWATON the adjourned debate was
laud fee flume at, he MI, be able to propose the
reesdartioes ee 'Me subjeat de which the bon. gentleman
Waned Wort. Friday. The same COMM weal& be taken
la regard at toying the resolutions on the table as is tke case
of die Teekish Loan Bill.
The Urea, then edjoesned et Yell-past 1 o'ellted.