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London, England, 1855-05-12 00:00:00

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rictaand agreed te.
taberles (lidtleb Islands sad Trues) Bill, cad the
Charitable Trusts AGM Ameadamet Bill peewit through
committee.
Timis lombhip adjearsed at Ave asiastes peat sem.
HOUSE OF OOMMONS.—FRWAT, MAY 11.

The Srioxst took the chair at 4 o'clock.
THE VIENNA NEGOTIATIONS.

Kr. M. GIBSON nave snits that es tin 'anion possible
deg Be would move " That sa bauble address be presented
Ulm Majesty, hothead' her ►Majesty for having directed the
~used paismb sad papal width have bees anksagsd
- ffall Me essfersases at Vienna to be laid before the
MOs; to represest to her Misjesty that the anent of Prams,
mod, Austria, Turkey, and Busio, to the four general
sedies whisk had boss proposed as the basis for a settlenest
lithe Bestirs seestioe, afforded a reasesside hope that the
peastt negotiation would have been brought to ti ensesenal
hose, sad the war is whisk this sionstry is sow ushmgMylln•
gaged teraisated ; to inform bar Itsjesty that this 1111nee hee
heard with null sonars that a differesse between limallisi
rowers end the (overuses* of Bade as to tin MAO node
of prenteally apply leg the principles of the rid article 1
lies sewed the negotiation to be broke. off; to mins to
her M.jssty that it is the opiaios of t►is hors that tin pro.
=swede by the 'oversewn of Bessie lir giving
the swab third uticla monis the slime& ell a rr
sewed nmetislies, sad may offer the wan of elbilmiis
WI billeallab sal satisfactory ;ens." He wail new
Ememegat. Minn es the eariiset day that be tend obtain hen the
GAL PB

PAYMENT OF COSTS BY
THE CROWN.
Mr. WILKINSON ached the Attersey Genera when it
IMO his fatuities to propel* u alteration is the state of the
law with regard to the payneat of eons by the Crows, is
01114•11 where • verdict was given for the inning (Hair.)
The ATTORNEY. GENERAL said very etegidenhig
altseadee bad lately bun made is the law is Ski respost;
by a NMI deep, in use very tarp elan of Note, via.,
atlas New the Crum sow poid aad resulted Nets. He
latemild is lbe serge of the *Neon to handing a bill to
entged the pleslple still further. (lieu, hear.)
RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.
Mr. SCOTT asked whether her Majesty's Governante
were about to tetrad's's* intoPuliusent the bill which
on the litli of h last they 'amounted it to be their
isteatisa to Wag la this sessiou, for the prevontion of rail.
way snidest,
Mr. BOUVERIB replied that the sable lord the Pesti-
&at of the Hosed of Trade would shortly introduce a bill
ea the WON. (Hear, hear.)
THE MILITARY DUEL AT CANTERBURY.
Mr. 0. STANLEY upraised a hope that the COMMA-
atir-la- Chief bad already appointed • proper court of inquiry
to investigate the recent num:doss at Canterbury.
Mr. F. PELL said that the we of the oaken
Neogene& in the late transactions was at that nomeat
mildeeydey lanai/altos is pursuant of an order frogs the
Mee Guide, cad he hoped, therefore, that the house
WINN New kin frees entering into it. (Hoar.) As re-
pels& liergeaat Brodie, It appeared that he bad bees
plead under angst a aseoad tine, on the charge of haviag
fahely accusd aa officer of having borrowed gamey frogs
hi.. It had sines appeared that there was roues to Wine
that the °Seer in question had had pubtaluy thumbed=
with him, sad be was therefor* Messed hogs emu by Id
order of the Hone Guards. It was not true that km bid
=a deprived of his situation as sergeant saddler.
MILITARY ADMINISTRATION.

his reskpation. the rolads lord was eatroeted with the for
madam of as administratins, sad taadertook the task with
the approbaties of
the satin people of Ws sootry, who
thought hint the mss for the emergemey, sad that under
his rule theme liberal measums might be opected which the
people et largo oor.aldered masonry. He (Major Ban)
was sorry to say that la these expeetatiou the gauntry bad
bees most woefully deceived. (Hear, hear.) The noble
loud had see sated ia empathy with the °pianos or with the
spirit of the time, nor had he introduced any of the re-
forms which had bees expend from him. The right hon.
member forHiteks gold ese no differs's, between the re-
sist gad late miaistry, mad mother his. member had styled
the former democratic' in oppogitioa but oligarchs when is
nine. He must oaten that in his °pinks then touts
ware somewhat merited. Hs would ask bed the noble lord
rallied round him the moo is whom the .sorry bad goad-
dose? He mow called as the noble lord at mos to
make sash a desisted= respecting the fetus inten-
tions of govenineut as should satisfy the jut dis-
suade of the people. If the noble lord did so,
he should have his (Major rod's) most cordial
support, if he neglected the opportunity he should have his
most determined oppoidtioa. Under all the circacastaaces
he felt it to be his doty to malts this appeal to the noble lord
to put an end to discussions by making a fall and frank
dolaratioa as to the iatentiou of government. He could
sante the noble lord that the seeds of popular discontent
had bees sown brosdeast throughout the country, and had
been daily watered with the ton of sorrowing friends for
those who bad been merliked, probably at the shrine et
admhdattative signet. In their name he called upon the
obis lord to maks soh a statesmen u should give his sop-
pongee a decent sure for their support, while it deprived
his opponents of their cant grouad of opposition. In the
lords of Milne, he sai.t to the noble lord
Awake, aloe, or be for ever fallen.
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Mr. T. DIINCOMBE reminded the Isea:/;;Simea the
Under-fkeretary for War that on a former oocasiga be had
asked him whether there was any objection to hap ma the
table the report of the commissionsn appointed MMqsin
into the system it military administration in Aram Be
hoped the W
ert. gaetlawryld state whether tee was
aay ehjeseis_ksjireela por
PALMBHSTON, with the permission oft s brad,
would ammo the questies. Her Majesty's pleinnmst
had applied to the government of France for pergilltilla te
make Inquiries into the detailed arrangements of the Maid
military departments is France. The appliesige we
seseived with all the courtesy that weld be exhibited by
a gireernmeat on such friendly relations with Ragland as
Mate( Freese sew was. The communications were somewhat
of a coolidential nature, relating to the internal a
manta and organisation of the Preach army, end
Majesty's government were not imitated in lay them on Ike
table without a previous communication with the Fteeeli
gennisest, to OSSITiaII if they had any objection.
THE CAMP AT 1 HE CIIHRAOII.

. .
(cheer.)
Lord PALMERSTON-Bk, the appeal which has just
bola made by the hon. and gallant member for Wiadsor is
ens that is perfectly justified by the position of public
stairs, by the feeling In this house, and the general senti-
ment of the country. I find no fault with t►e bon. sad
gallant member, but, on the contrary, am quite prepared to
deputies to the motives which have impelled him. (Hess,
hear.) It is perfectly true, as stated by the ►onourable
sad gallant member, that when it was her Majesty's
pleasure to authorise me to form a government, the public
expectation ran very far beyond what could possibly be
done ender the circumstances. I felt it to be my duty to
endeavour to obtain the assistance of those persons whom I
thought most capable, from their position in parliament, of
making a strong and efilsient government. I wee actuated
by none of those motives which have been imputed to mu,
such as partiality for family onnezions, or nudes regard for
rank. My object was to esquire those men who had most
distinguished themselves in public life, who bad shown
themselves most competent for a share in the management of
public affairs, and who held political opinions is harmony
with my own. That mouse, I apprehend, to be the one
which should be taken by any man commissioned by his
Bovenign to term an administration. (lieu, hear.) Now
I know it has been said and thought by many that, instead
of selecting such men, I should have gone elsewhere, and
have endeavoured to form my administration of men who
were intimate with commerce sad business transactions.
My answer to that is plain and simple. Those persons
whose talents have brought them steam in mercantile

pursuits have engaged them elees in transactions which
'sake it impossible for them to abandos their COW.
snercial pursuits, and devote thiamine to the un-
certainty of a political office. Does not every one
know that when Lord Derby was commissioned to
form as administration, he was desirous of having
as Chancellor et the Exchequer the hon. member
for Hantlagdem, than whom so man la the home was more
fitted, by his talent and position, for the post ? But
that gentleman was fully engaged in immense commercial
transactions, and was obliged to decline the proposals which
Lord Derby had made. When I was forming the present
government I was anxious to obtain the assistance of the
hon. member for Wick, bat that gentleman's com-
mercial engagements also, were such that he could
sot accept office with the government. (Hear, hear.)
The fact is that a person called on to form a government
. . . _ . .

has not that freedom of choice which soma persons are apt
Mr. R. 'ALL asked the of the Ordnance whether
Ms impel the Canoeist Kildare was essapleted and ready to fotalins• Maw' haul Ho toast look, in the dolt place,
Ott nemmelea ; if sot, hew many of the hate were many
for ma of political experience—men who, by their former
emailed sad UMW ; awl how many more might be coast- madact, have shown themselves capable of discharging
dined as haltamflpiel Mother any and what quantity of political duty, and who have no private engagements to in-
stantiate wenn wed delivers, ea the ground for the
torten with their aegis cases of what may tura out to be
maniske; what wee the clams is the egatract as to
huff se to the time named, sad peas's, for see. temporary political ones. I have been guided by theme
w awe
principles, and I cam% but think that the government, as
Mr. MONSELL had to isfora the lea. gentleman that it stands, is composed of men who, by their former conduct,
nee ap at the Cstrigh wee not yet compote; 63 soldiers' have Gentled themselves to political position and the confid.
ll often' huts, and 6 outbuildings, were actually cos-
gbodm m buts aim defebed. 107 furea. He sate et the sountry. (Hear.) Bat the gallant officer ex•
lille inffiniesd • very large quantity was on the ground. The pram • wish to know what are the views of the government
sgressenall with them attectors was, that huts for two bat- with regard to those administrative changes which the
taboo Winn 90 111101) wen to be mandated by the lit of woke of the coaatry so loudly oath for. lam free to admit
Kai/ Ina for three hattaball Want 136) against the 18th that considerable improvement* have been required in
of say ; the whole ef the sot len' huts by the 21st of Me
sad the egtemany departments, and I can assure the hones and the
steer sartets. hospitals, and cue:windier by the
9th M Jena. The pswalty for teen-performance was 10 per thante7that than nation have not escaped the attention
Best. es the eirieust of the sommet. of the pverament Math has already been done, and I
MILITARY INVENTIONS. am happy to add that so far the most satisfactory results
Mr. EWART asked what measures had been adopted by
have been obtained. (Hear, hear) If, for instance, we
the Board of Ordnance for investigating and deciding on
amissaisal sad other inventions Isid before them for the take the army, that Meek of the public service which, from
more vigorous promotion of the war, and what had so far milmaaate eireanistasese, has attracted the greatest amount
Ma the working of such measure& of pane attention, I am happy to say that the army now
Mr. MONSELL, is reply,stated that until lately laves- tit. by universal „saga; to as perfect a „mamma
am
so
Ogee of the triadwere investigated bye emittes m Y
eimpuid mord, of soisiote ambers, without any per, British army that ever took the field. I say
ems lbsred owe ea assems of his estastme atemannats, this sot merely en the 'vides* dour own officer*, or from
Tim less Esentary of We she Duke of Novara" minth Mina reports, bat arm tho unsuspected testimony of the
duel an sioadadadds;l7 °°°°° f 11110 P, end olltaftald sammeader of the stay of our allies, who readers the most
a sew essusittee, en whisk be placed a amber of ass bosourobto Antos to uto condition
of
our army
to the
eluded Mr. O'Brien, the professor of chemistry ; Onion. (Chain.) However, lta halm will While be
Mr. Mel, professor of sathematies ; Mr. Aadenon, better sanded it I state what has been done in the way of
the of the testacy Captain Boxer, Professor adalaistrative refers, sad what is about to be dose by her
and Dr. Gregory. The coommittee had worked mateetre view:most. (Hear.) Is the Ant place, it is in
toles aim in appointment; it met twice a
week, awl thaw wee also a sab-aommitteet for the purpose nth ta to lansta that of which 'lnflate fa aware,
eigiffthallalthene the very memos author of ham- •••••17, that when, altar • kit) years' Pent, we undertook
dam sthselned to them. During the &a maths pemiess an expedition on • great scale, at a groat distance from
teas let ofJeadeasy, whea tes old someait woe in es- hese, and under eirmeatames of extreme diSealty, a
MEM 221 lavelltleas bad hula anaidand and "Wand has ; neat duel of mismosageineat in matters of detail took
free Ito la et hammy to the 30th April of this year, 461
immense bad less saberitted to the new aosesitte, of lona• Thus inPlO7O4 to saki anaolitthwito with which
whisk M 8 remalned tet be disposed of. (Laughter.) they were not saveresat undoubtedly made many blenders,
THE LAST RUSSIAN DEFEAT. bat it could hardly have been otherwise, although each
Mr. GROGAN wished to know whether the gaverneant blunders led to malts which we must all deeply lament.
had rewind that day any telegraphic despatch from the (Rear. beer.) But those blaaden have been remedied, and
Crimea! the miens Meeks. of the orgies are efikkatly conducted.
Lord PALMERSTON—I ma snare the ben. ransom To begin with the emminesiat. That department was
sad the hem that there is not the least diepositiga on the plasma trg Lord Aberdeen's goverment under the Secretary-
pot of bee Majesty's goaeruaeat le withhold say hams- at-wee se being a military department. With regard to the
ow, geed or hat which it might he ineerestad to the details of that &meant abroad, Sir J. McNeill,
phEs te knew ; I ma Wormed that the substance of a most able maa, was appointed fee the temporary purpose
the telegraphic inksmatioa rewind to-day is in the of oeffaaant sad anasgiag it. Ha has dons so
'maim papers. It relates to in attack which was made with great amens, sad I believe that the
yesterday Sontag on I part of oar Hass by as Russians, esamiseariat artangements is the Crimea are as emplete as
and width was defeated with great gallantry sad summon the anittesenthas will admit of, the army having sepia sup-
tie pert of our Mope. I would just make a general remark plies of those articles which it is the duty of the enunissa-
while las upon the subject. Them telegraphic &Matches tint to furnish. Gnat inconvenience having arises from
pnetally near in cipher, sad everybody who is conversant the cashiastica of the duties connected with supply with
with sash setters kaeweshat if you ger% a cipher on the one those Which belong to distribution and tranamissioo, • sepa-
shis, sad a deeiphsreemant as the other, this cipher is very rate estahlisionent for transport has beta crested under
sew of an as. whatever. (Hear.) Therefore it it ins- Col. M'Mardo, and is now working with great elkiney.
pasibis fee her Majesty/a gesrament, in consanicating is- So lir, therefore, we have mien to believe that from hence-
telllgeass which mean to them I. cipher, to give all the forwaribtthe army in the Crimea will he firelehed
wards, or anything approaching to them, in which the amply with supplies, while there will also be the
Stelling wee is conveyed. most ample and complete memo of transport. Neat
PUBLIC AFFAIRS. some the medical department, the defects of which
Mr. F. FRENCH suggested to the hoe. and gallant are Moat immediately le be »mulled. New persons have
member for Windsor to pomace bis notice on public affairs ; hem appointed at its Mad, end for the future • military
eseeng that by prangs it, he would merely be anticipating man will be united in authority with a civilian, and both
the awn imPertsat debate which mast arise on the motion will be Inds the immediate control of the Secretary for
of the hen. member for Aylesbury. (Hear. hear.) War, with whoa it will rest to give all directions for the
Major REED said he did not see that there was any re. management of the do sad
sad to meant* the promo-
emblems between kis meths and that of the hon. time. (Hear, hear.) The hospital arraegmasats I. the
'amber for Aylesbury, to justify the withdrawal of Est have ales beim pissed is a most satisfactory sedition,
the foggier. The hemarable member's motion was of not oily Meng beta supplied with civilian surgeons, but
the oaten of • vote of same on the goverameat, a civilian monissim wet sent out, consisting of Dr.
while his (Maier Reed's) was of • perfectly diffsreat eta- Gavin, uafortaaately KUM by ea amides% and Mr.
rester. As aa lisdepradeat umber of that hems, and one Reerlinsea, an seems. These gentlemen were seat
trim to give the goverment a cordial 'import is the out for the sole pines of Meng' the hospitals ia in en.
trying eiremsaaces in which they were involved, he was sent position, and the manse( their martinet have elnety
saltless to give tin noble lord at the head of that govera- been most satisfactory. Greet emplants Meng aloe bran
mat an opportunity to make each • stet/meat es would made of the want of saleisat mesas of trompart, • new
satnfy the demands of the country ; and therefore he did not arrangers.% bee been made with regard to the naval trar.
feel it essithtert with 'hie position a. an isdependest aim- ports. That departseat was formerly under the r yore
bet, galeaatlllted with any party, to abandon his alotlea. meat of • penes whe vies the charged with otitis' dada,
In the weeds of that motion, he hogged to call the sten- and %admittedly, 'Bader the seem" of heasee,, arrange.
tea of her Majesty's government to MS highly ended poet- mate wen set always made with the necansty doges ad
des of robin again' sad to the tolthadol want, aid Padadita bat my right honstrable tread the late First
"thin et preset pervades all slants of Lord of the Admiralty, whom I asa happy to me
aged to impress apes her Majesty's government :be in hi, Plow, established an excellent arnagenteal by which

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