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

"mattes with regard to the coatinunee of hat lake
w►it% she has act it-ol in since the tossencomeat of t►.
war. (Hesr, hear) We an tberebre entitled to sapid
that "mom compaigo, if author eampaiga shield be
fined in as, will sad is a DIMICOOS that might enable us to
make ens haver eionditoge than tkom which an at per-
sist offered sad accepted by us. (Hear, bear) Bet
ff the conditions which we Sow hope to obtain are such
as properly to Witty all the objects for which we con-
touted, if the auditions ere each as we think it our duty to
ascope, and as we believe the mousy will be estialled with,
we should aadoubtedly be ping beyond the line of our
duty, sad should not be jutilying the emilidence which
the nasty reposed is u, If we ejected terms of that d♦
aeriptics for the clues of further sad greater num in
sucker imespaign. (Hear, bear.) This is the feeling
whisk actuated bet Majesty's prurient. We felt,
like =say ethers is this coustry, that though the
chances of sums in another eampaiga ere greatly
in out !anew, that dough the enemy wit► whom
we are amstandiag is daily diminishing in the amount of
his available resenweee, whilst we are isereenag is the
aseaasefearrying ea the war, still we should sot b. All
tiled If we Meeks& overtures which promised a safe and
kmaineable rue, merely for the purpose's( plaits mates
esteems la umber esapaigw. (Hear, ►ear.) I Shish t►e
essamy will approves( the sours. we have takes. But
the ognatry is to that audition, that if we do amend Ia
abtakelag a safe sad satisfactory peace we shall
thea reap t►e inns of the efforts and maiden
whisk we have male. If, ea the ether bud, that sad is
got asseeepllsked, sad we sea show to the anawy that the
failure is owbag es whale of those who bad the oudact of
the aegetiatioas e• our part, Shea I kaow there is that
anualth Ia the .entry Se guffaws the war—that etnegth
sad determination So sorry It.. Ia Out cause to its full a".
eemplitbsent—that I am *swinged that strength, when

put forward, sad that spirit, whoa reseed, will in the cad
accomplish these objects eon if we Wald net so-
complish them ea the prism= osesien. (Load thous.)
air, it is impeadbie to speak tee highly of the bran met
whom gallaaay, exploits, mintier, sad suffeviago has
had so mach Julia done them by these who preceded se
is t►is discaosion. (Hen) I gait* agree with the tight
bon. featlentas that we On every reams to be proud of
the tallest enrage sad daring exploits of ear Maps, sod
that we ban no seed to contiase the war for the mike of
sequiriag men glory la arms (Hear, hoar) Alas,
sad Iskermsaa, sad Balaklan, aye, sad the Man,
are espied= whisk de the highest homy to the
enrage mad bravery of oar troops, sad preys t►at
the British 'oldie= of the pretest day ere equal to those
who have been ermaid with laurels la former wan.
(Hear, ham) Therefore it Is not for glory sa vietory that
this smatry seed combine hostilities U the MOM for
whisk we *stored late the oats= esa be obtabed by other
maw. The right hon. asatlima =laded to sa event
whisk isoleabitaly mingles resist sad pain with the sm-
arm of the war—l mesa the WI of Hen. Np doubt thus
cold set be a greater display of enrage, of ability, of per-
onismo alder difficulties aid exhausted reenreas than
wee inhibited by General Willissu sod the heroic &picadors
alma. (Chasm) Bat when that subjest comas to be tit -
emneJ. I hap to be able to show that no =farts of her
Illejsety's georasseat wars wan*: to prevent that astir-
Immo calamity—a salinity, however, awaked by any-
, Alas like defeat, because it was victors who were eon-
pilled to sarreaelor to the entity, sot by loom of errs, but
from aa unionise= west of roma& (Bear, hear) II
was therefore a defeat more ►owoarabls the many a one-
metal risittance. (Bear, bear) I cat sante the
Muse that the government hen takes navy mesas to
obtain the *mange of Game= Williams and his
►raw empasios, sad whether we are to have pens or
war, I ►op that that .xe►sap will be (Send la the soars
ef StrlMpUlletll. (Bear, bear.) air, I shall sot eater late
t►ces ether qmatioas of domestic Interest ea which mo-
wn will be promo& to the ►muse. I trust the house will
gin the governmest reedit km s determination not to lose

eight ef dements immovemeats, though their sambas have
Mee miely devoted to the preparations for war I believe
the two sea go sa mother. (Hear, hear) I believe the
moseares we shall feel it our duty so propose will be
bead le be seadusive to the promnity sad im-
prove the newness et tho 'poetry, sad I tram
they will resolve the early sad attentive essaidare-
ef the bases. The estimates will be laid beim the
Mum la a meaner to provide for the .:yeah sf war is
the meat si pesos unfortheetely sot being esaidaded. W.
shall, thseefere, ley the estimates for the year Wm the
house framed spew • war establishment ; bet we shall
ealy peeves@ them fora short period of time, si se to give
the hem the opportunity of reeonsidering those, sad, in
the meat of poem being happily omisladed, asking
those M = iami. which the altered state of things
maid ammearily reader proper. I hope the home will
adept the spirit is which the eight his. gentluma made his
address, and that its proandiap on this omelet will be
masked by anaainity, and an obsess" of those detailed
whigh, though jutillable la ether eireumetasese
My is greet publie mitten, like those sew pending, lend
le etheemegptios and asiseemeseatatios is other gasmen,
and partisalarly abroad. Hear, hoax.) I therefore trust
dB Mum will Mow the seam of the right hos.
genismew, sad show Is the world that whilst
an the ene Wad the porple of Englaad are dub" us foe the
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of a pease cownskest with the estliad
=soar sad Mum, they are yet so far determined to Am
that essidsses is these who, fee the tamest, eremites&
hie for the sleds= of satiated main, that they wal sot
farads or embarrass the progress of &egotistic= by peme-
Msoesesmiss, whilst they reserve to themeless that right,
Milia isherestly belsage to the parliament sad people of
Mb eheeesy. of seallnaisg the sets of goveramest,
If My belie= them to be is weerdeeee with
sr brawn sad laterests of the sada', or of sp.
NNW then sad Tepees( them by other Matelots,
I *ay Wit= that they =MI is a contrary Nose. (Hear,
her-) V. trust that we shall show that la the mane of the
sageristlose we have not shsadosed may priseiple or fore-
sees say =Mk whisk the sountry was =tithed to spent
as is Maud by, sad that whilst we have shoes a spirit of
eledielita sea re the loyalty wujattilled is expeeds,st
Mat hoods, we have sot arrived at the mompliehmest of
pew by a epee teseeelseat with that wbieh should sal-
MOM a greet sedge eateries fats • aopotistios like that
Sow shoot to be estered epee. (Rees. btu.)
Ms. ROEBUCK sestaweeled the peados that pulls-
iiial shoat aft dhows the treaty lista it vs* emelsiht
14. hews port, he eoald set plass the required sosiemi
la iellieen, sod emend Ws a isiante detail of the seri
sod Ofthist el Um war, heehaw that they did sot deserve
svr I. li. peageord Urea of peas, so tar as they
ladi Ca .be alaindled that so real security was
UM imam agmressioss of Ramis: and de-
dared thee the hese sew was vested the power sad the
right to mai swift regress of negotiations, sad 'LaC-
oste the baser of ft ssestry.
Mr. STAFFORD eelubewiedird the est/salve improve-
mthts shish Is his to .tst vuit te teems he bad sedsei to
the hospital and traaavrt *arnica&
Sir DR LACY EVANS was onviseed that the Welters
Powers had set stay sabiev.d =mat =ems is the war,
Mt had proved their power to frustrate say teems attempt
at aggression os the oart of Roosts.
Lord J. MANNERS eotertaioed acme doubt whether
the bases of =wrist 00, as now lad dews, would were
the inu gut, of t • e Turkish Bowe is Asi-, as veal es in
Berets. If such an o •istion really =isle ,be professed
the =sort d=atisfsetioa w.th the twerp 4 treaty.
Aft. r s few remarks from Sir H. Wikko , Mr.
FiLtonau), sad Yr. V. Scukku, the address was agreed to
WWI iIIOIN y.
NEW WRIT.

Oa the meth= et m;. T. \lfti.so7r:a sew writ was ordered
to he Issued fee the elostio• or . weather fee the ►oroee►
of T.eewart►, Is the rooee of Captain Tawarbesd, who has
►ne called to the Hesse of Peen.. Minsk' Towsthred.
1 The house adJoarial it helf-put sena.

The Stamford Mercury mays, ander the head of
Bove.:—•' relit/eel parties ia this tows are beginning be
wake up after lilleif long rest, to prepare for the seat elms.
tioseariag singe* whisk is sot far distant. Mr. Heath-
sate, M.P., hes bees here doffs, the last ftw days, tad
valid as his Meade. Mr. FresYield, Y.P. for Peary..
hes also viaited the Cesserratives, but with what steam
does not appear. Mr. Cabbell, it appears, will sot aisle
amide the *teeters for their suffrages. Aseuest the Libe-
rals two or threis gestleuteu are mentioned, Mr. Herbert
legrase, preprieter of the Thutraged New, beteg one of
them."

A circular boa beau Melted from tho Hone Oearda
to sateen eena•eaelep Outdate, resineate, sad depose, ea
eleeleg iastrastleae to lease as eatre *Demme, of heel, to
the sagest of sae-third, to all troops aseupytag hat bar,
raeks.

A circular hu hot bees honed from the Accountant-
Cheerer& oat*, W.r Populated, to barrack-204 a, ea-.
chard a sew tors foe &eagles nosey to elan of regular
sad militia regiment', and disease animas to 'aria
points, with the view that fall hafeesattos should be oh-
',dud Is respect to the meant of the stain red other
psi:titulars.