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London, England, 1856-06-14 00:00:00

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HOUSE OF LORDB.—FEDAT, Jura 13.
The LORD CRAM:RU.OI took We seat on the wean&
et Ave o'clock.

biosers Is those plain to the more modern convict estab-
lishments of the ninny ?
Sir 0 GREY said that much proven had been made Is
Improving the system" of Jet riegnment of cowries. There
woe at pnotiot two hulks only st Woolwich, sod prisons
were being erected at Chatter's to dimplsee even these.
Teen were st Portsmouth oho still rime few bulks, used
as invslid hulks; but government were Maw looking oat
for a site upon which to place a building to receive their
otwapasts.
OUR RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES.
Mr. DISRABLI-1 will sow make that inquiry of the
noble lord (Palmentor), which I was prevented doing yes-
terday by his absence. I would ask the noble lord whether
information has now niched him that diplomatic relations
between her Majesty's minister at Wash egten and the
government to which he was accredited haveeneed; who.
the, also the noble lord has learned that the ezequattr
has been withdrawn from several of her Majesty's consuls
in the Usited States; end if this information be trait, whe-
tter the noble lord is prepared to inform the boars what
souse her Mejcity's gcnininient are ready to take under
these circurnotancee T (Hear, hear.)
Lord P.

•My noWs tetrad at the hoed of
t►e Pamir" Departmeat reeeived ►ate la the everibriffloO
day before tart, from Mr. Dallas, two deepatehes oidissid
to Mr. Dallas by Mr. Morey, the Secretary of State GP tie
United States, cos upon the subject of the reuniting quo.
time, and the other upon the subject of the Cestrell
American question. The question of the right hon. gentle.
sea Metes to the first, sod I shall therefore conflate my'
niatement to it. It appears from those despatches
*M the Vatted States goverment, Owlish perfi
hotly satisfied with the 'splenetic,' offered by
Lord Clareadon in regard to the course which bar'
Majesty's government had permed is that matter, sad
eithough they admit that exploration as perfectly Willem
the quahog, so far as the governments an amearbed,
neverthelees, for reasons which they allege, and apes dim.
meats of which they send copies, **yds, notezpress that
selves so satisiled in regard to Ws mane ponied by bre
Majesty's 'sinister at Washington, sad ►y the three son's
of Cineinnati, Phils, elphia, end New York. They knee
therefore expressed to Mr. Dallas, foe eximmuoleanin•
her Mejesty's government, their isteatios to delfts,
the proper ragouts to le r. Crampton, sad to
nee that right which every power possesses of re-
trokg the 'sequitur of the three onsule. With
regard to the comes which her Majesty's government
may deem it right and proper to take in a matter of such
imputesse as this, I am sure that the right hos. gristles's*
and the house will feel that lentil the government have
lankiest Use to give due consideration to the matter I

sonnet 'inlay answer iron that suljeet. (Hem.)
Mr. BAILLIII-1 wish to oak if the government are pre-
pored to az a day on which I may bring on the motion of
which I have given notice ? I andentand the army esti-
mates are flzsd for Monday ; I am not disposed to interfere
with the consideration of them estimates if the noble lord
does a later day fa the week for the &omission; hat if be
does sot accede to this, I here no resource bat to bring on
my motion upon the many's.
Lord PALMIIRSTON—I hate, _
reasonable accommodation to the hon. gentleman. it

Bono overt' &oho to give say

does lot slit ►im to brim es ►is notice oa Monday, when
t►e array estimates are proposed, I s►oald propose to give
►im Thursday or Friday.

Mr. M. GIBBON—I sods/Kara the noble lord to state,
that Mr. Dallas ►u received eemeaaaleatioas epos the

Central Americas question se well as upon the subject of
the recraitiug difficulty. Mg I ash the noble lord, whe-
ther he feels at liberty to Inform the ►oase if en answer was
iseaveyed is those eemeassiostioes to the proposal roads to
submit the Central American queetiou to arbitratioa, ar
what the purprt of those tommaulostioas was ?
Lord PALMERSTON—It woad be entering Into i loss
detail to 1011 as explatuition. Tee general tenor of the
eommaaleatiou is to the efkct, that the tralted States go-
verument think that the meta ;Mat might better be settled
by direct negotiation between the two governments.
Mr. BAILLIE—Aa t►e sable lord has ismatleasd a day, I
will mama Thursday.

Lord PALMERBTON—I bops that the hon. gentleman
will give dae Dodos of the terms of his motion.
Mr. M. GIBBON—Hee any direct statement bma made
that the Americas, mill not arbstrent ?
Lord PALMERSTON—There has been no refuse? to

Mr. HADFIELD asked, whether say decisive step would
be takes without fleet obtaialeg the °pinkie of the keen ?
Lord PALMERSTON—The puttee of govenneest I
to eft en its owe re/possibility, taking that rouse which it
thought to be right.
Mr. DISRAELI hoped that the noble lord would piece
the doepatidue to whisk he hod !Waded upon the table before
the diseseeloa Da this satj set woo talus.

Lewd PALMEKS
waaser I. which the

to answer those dupla:etas.

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-That will dopes& •pat the
nuatisi7 twasider it wiewaary

THE ♦RMY ESTIMATES.

Olu;-*1-aiiiVUER gar so-

tioa that tha atsy ssU.un woaid M tfhes as Mondy.

ARMY REGULATIONS.
Oa the motion ter adjoaramrat to Watley,
Sir S. NORTHCOTE asked the Ueda Secretary for Wm
whether as officer harlot/ reread la the army more than
three years, and beteg complmA to retire V comeptesee of
all-health cot Matted ea chimeras not entitled to have his can
refund to a audited bond for ezualsettea, with a view
to hie tieing placed on lb. ball-pay ntebliebeaett
Mr. P. PEEL answered the gaieties la the affirmative.