The Express.
London, England, 1856-02-01 00:00:00

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11, They are tommeseurate with the disiatereabed
ezittioos thew have made, and are creditable to their
arm. TLey afford tte m ist ample reineneteee ea Feiner,
England, and Ilsrdinia, for the eiroree sad semiliese whisk
they have mule is this struggle ; sed, above all t►isga,
they mask a sew era is the history of EMI, sad of Aria—
s. era gybes might is no longer to be peemitied le side
rough shod over right, and when even do pesemeel saws
powerful, sad most despotic ot ea melt tsatl halm
opiiiion. (Chum) It wotidd be ,ely es"
for me, actively 'egged ea 1 us l. seereeslas pereeits,
touch upon some of the.. emeneedel Swim iebieb as
glinted at is her Majesty's sp.. g but an Mg Is Ass
tromoteretel men, is their eseatrpbeeese veld et tbat
discs, are at this moment Waking seem about Mt. Perm-
twee, the forts in the Baltic, and the savigstise of the Da-
nube, than they are ab int their own drays. (Hear, bear.)
I therefore feel that it is sot desirable to dwelt es say suls-
jest bat that which almost reclusively oesupise the puha.
naiad. I also feel that I have trespassed lose weeeeb ee the
kind attention of the house ; sad I therefore beg am
respectfully and cordially to mond the adoptioa et the
madmen

The SPEAKER having read the address from the chair,
Mr. DISRAELI,after commeading the attitsdeof ranee
to the house, eon timed—l regret that there are raison
for whom I have peat reaped, both I. sod out of the house,
who, whilst they teat a sound sad satisfactory view of what
ethnid be the cooditions of pease, namely, the assomplish•
Peat of the purpous for which the war was undertakes,
yet are still iodated, by what I canna but call a de-
plorable hallucination to 'sprat regret that the war Is rot
to be prospard—(bear, hear)—aad this tee es a grouted
which appears to sae to be see whin ma seareely
mommead itself to the sober onsidentiam of a
paella assembly. We are told that thank we may
Pella the obj.cts for whist we embarked is the war,
still it le emptiest to soatiap it in order to mean er to
Perms* the lustre of the uses of Reglaad, or rather, per-
haps, Mesa .to the straggle ihat may, sad I trust will
nee esea, we have net anion& 'spina os famine
these that illaetrsted some portion of our history. Now,
the abstract principle that we ought to eratime a war whet
tee Mee liaised the objects, fee whin we engaged is it, I.
seder to amity the amity or sanitise of a sossmasity, le
OM to whin 1 could count. (Hear.) Sat I Pay,
'edit the etrcuin.tances is which we Bad ourselves,
that the applicability of that principle I. pasible.
I, for oat, tea spree that the lustre of ear ante kat
has dimmed. (Cheers.) Sir, 1 paint seedy Sad words
to papa the adaitatiou I feel at the sonnet et oar
troops throophout An retest campaign. (Hear. bear.) I
cannot easily describe whet I believe is the amoral allane-
tioa—tae immassity of the mount we lave at oar sism-
and, and At energy we have ebony displayed. (Hear,
hear) I pander the priaelpie that the peat sod
leaden powers of Easepa should aim eater spat
war till they are cereals and predetermined to
achieve pest victories, which ate to Agate smear
the " dale's t RAU of ths world," as Pe of the most
unstrap r ipo-d tot Vat was ever addressed t 3 se
**ably. (lii ar, hi ar.) To popes t• at Freese or Hag-
Ind wire a. ar to go to war valets they were urea of
a lalenag vitt rise like th se of Rotate, t r Bentham, or
Aster its, cr Wat.rloe, was to miseaderlsad the *Meet.
for which 6r at Aates .aid go to • ar, sad asthma that
act-d an. that $ ample, net ad of beam the Talbott rs of
pub* 'ate sad th • Amapa rd of public t rder, Waste the
gladia'rAs at Ite.t ry, and then brill set abetment, wore
bit crimes watch ultim stay led to th- r rola. (Haar, bear.)
Minnows to intim. the war tail we had sehleud some
brilliant sad estraordisary malt is a principle to which I
Milan at all pits my swain. I em afraid that our friends
la this eouatry are too mush ludeced to fall into this fallacy
by she meats of fangs aides. Ist those pawns who
indulge in these tante an the penes. most pounded of
the substantial and iocreeted power at Hopleed. (Hear
Mu.) If I look to the swam of these view. rei
meeting the decline tf the power sad prestige of England—
I do sat impart who or where they ere—whether
they an j napalm's who have beano mammal or "wee
Pea who have hymn. j isnalles—(taughter)—l laterally
Sad that they are tenons who are the most competent to
satinets the importsme of Ea/and, sad the least fanned '
to underrate her peaty sad resourses. (Hear, hear.) Whoa
they attempt to mamma our aeltheremeats, Oar faimaripn,
mid potitke, they oily snare their owe suesptibilities, I
sad, as was said of the seeptie, "they triable whilst they
Peer." (Hear, Mar.) It is lonessiblit to "mass toe hfehly
oar admiration ol the constancy pereevermor, dung, end
beauty displayed by our awes Is the ?Pasties of the '
etroogaold of ILIUM in the Black lea. I hope that aim I
la the hope, whatear may to our rattail differeoces,
will there be any dilrril ace with roped to the seatimeate
of admiration with which we view the eshinemmtate sad
mations of our fellow countrymen whet aseletsielm the
Mower sad Menus of her Majesty's realm (Hear.) Hot
Wok Peet is another siege when has set bees lea die- I
tlegnalied by pep/Tering mangey sad daring lemon,
Pinsk that a...money and courage had set been r•
warded with the success with which 84010016.1 was SC-
V—(l6oa,)—aaotaer siege which it wield 11l Meese '
ilma* of Commons to be abet about. (Hest, hear.) I
I am at anxious ea this pepsin to call ea Ps gearameat
it esp'a ih• eirinentanna which led t • the mysterious
nit sr ...h. of Kars—(h sr. Ivar)—bat 1 here they tally ,
eaderswid Vat it at sobjrct • ereea which the knee '
sad the eon try ea out tad will require the melt ample la. I
fere sties. (IL ar, ) Litustwketh.r we lave pass i
or war pyres' our 'Watteau' of Mass, thsegh 'hey mayl
Mai ;sea seri r•at a's—let us en rem oar symy any for ,
▪ ro, noose A mar tan Mee !ratan sad for porn'
that we Mow Irk, deemed. (Char..) At the I
*meat we are railed es to eapres sir admin.
ties of the pr at &Plummets that reed. red the i
ease of the aline illustrious is the Elan Sea,
let es also inapte the endued of these nes, whoa though
mot lammed with sums. have *swan thasemlete with
'bey la another place, aid make en sheen ssomansass
mdentaad that is this ham it is the nes who anned
sad sot merely achieved mean that are himatialL
(Cheep.) After tie address from the stows
the elpeesione with regard to the isll
it is laspooati's to resist Pe Perham ltillegooleb
lopes are most favourable. (Hear.) It is Imo we nay he
disappointed, it is true that ea this, as m previous
oKanosa is oar history, we may Sad that what
the no it,. 'gimbal the lip the draught may ye'
mat be swallowed. (" Hear, hear," sand north* )
Ali this I admit; but we have at least the satisfactioa el
Mowing that, if her Malan fall is the predating which
tire eow about to be carried ea, If the .seditious of pease
with wash the noble lard is more soaprodat thee we era
panel he, are not settled—if that great result which is apt
I believe, roe general dears and 'apostatise noted
we have the satisfaction of koowieg that les Majesty may
appeal with onlideace to parliament to support Mr
la the renewed strupgle—(ehtters)—that there is no
ata which that palliasse* will sot cheerfully vote or
bee people cheerfully raise, to nadiests the Meier,
end to maistaie the interests of her people. (Chan)
It is with this mantilloa that our aagetaton are about to
Mar epos their important labours. After the iatinatioa
hem the thane to-day, the papist of pesos is see whin
I tryst will not be dissolved. TM obsenstle• of the hoe.
galatnana who seconded the mideaswes veryjaa, whoa he
reaserked that the phaesissittiameda was the pad
of hap sad security for pew s& des toomeet. I hops that
shat Mve it soon sanoritatively amomeed that a peasral
*sty of peace has bees saeossofally aegetived, sod that it
will pine to he a treaty that "MU ememplish the objects
it whin the war was eadertakse. (Hear, hear.)
Lord PALMERSTON, who did net rise to address the
Mess till it appeared that se other bee. member WY a-
lined he do so, said—Sir, I waited till the last aeleseat, be-
Pen 1 was unless, if any other Ma. patients wished to
tepees his opinion cm the eubjeef of daseseiss, to reserve
Woolf till I heard what might hen NIP ham then who
imbed to address the hew. I have to thank my hoe
Meade the mom sad meadow P the address for the dis-
plays( elegance, pad fitliag, Ind proper coosideratioa of
Pe subject whin they node. (Hari hear.) It did lain*
heassor is theme:pa, and wee, I an Van, patay lag 60 the
Muse—(sea)—sad I hope that they may be indeord to
Savour the loose es (stare aesanna with similar displays
from then. Hear, hear.) lam bound also to say that
means said be more beoemiag the parities which the
right hem. gentleman who hos jest sat down Ills in the
IMP Pee the wane he has takes ea the punt occasion.
(Hear, hest.) I fully sitar with him that, whatever may
have bees said to the oestrary, whoa great asthma qua-
** are pending betwseu the goveramest of this antatry
mad the government of other powers, so far from the pre-'
some of parliament being inconvealeat or hurtful to the
paella serene, it, on the contrary, gives strength to the
severameat ss loop u the governante is pursuing
a props, and tight none, and checks the go-
versant if it thinks the goverment is Opium
fres dm proper path of duty $ sad though I know that
Illnalln Mn beat circulated that it was the inteaties of
the loveratornt to silicon parliament pending the negotia-
tion foe peat, I an main the house that the goverameat
mem eseceind say nth inundate. (Hear, hear.) I
think it rather an sdeantageoiss oAssidate• that at the int -
meat when great quations an about to be treated then
should he assembled the grist manila the seam to give
in edit*, if memory, to the goverment, and to support
and ateesphou them if sequired. The right hoe. gestk-
man has, I Allah, very properly put before the house the
eesrae which he should reasesseed them to punts.. la the
present state of um molten It would to maintop to eater
into details and saplatiatioas ef the potboilers of the Rego
tiatioas But so soon sa any step has bete token whin
pima the geterr sent in a poplin is whin it as ex-
rdeteatly with It, duty lay War the tome a record of the
itinditises aecomplished and weed spew, it will be the
duty of the geve••ment to give every laformatin tram-
teat with the public assents At the pampa time that le
sot la oar p4W,F. 1 esecar w•th these who task that it is
the duty el tie (overeating to urge this country to entlaus
the lents sad escrifices of Wit till they are
able to obtain the audopli.hasse of the übjeets
Mr which it wax anemia a. (Hear, hear.) No
doubt the mouton of this weary are unimpaired. H.r
ail it uy and n sea I y reparati. as which were pimp
4, La the Lit tei In writhe. arid which will be -
plead is the rothg, will place this Pastry Is •