The Express.
London, England, 1856-05-07 00:00:00

bees pawed ia pewee. He plated riot** differed putties
is which Engleed awl Freese sow stood computed with
that they seareally ocupied at the elms of the lest war,
.11 re.risp • hope that ths &Maui between the two soul-
Woes would be Isetteg end personas', eemtrusil as It had
bees bygmeresses 'slur is the battle-Sell sad COSMOS
*orreries etdarares, by comities efforts tad seen-
dee s. He who La glowing terms of Hie au
dust of Sardinia, sad the proud 'whips she had
ensued in the battle field and is the mule of
H. 0,0 ehneed how eczapietely the elbow., be-
tween Feuer. E giud, Austria, Sardinia, sad Prussia
hod been he, ug .t towhee, shouts that were nit the
✓ pros of a day, hut caused by • rowiag ewe of thiap
which hot emitted is a e imbieatioa tending te gust
✓ational sod virtu! advaat•ges to Emu. He urged
thet ti ere ass so IMMO to believe that Russia wee
inmate,* In makiag this pease, sad that she
wool I employ the interval of repose sow at
forded in preparing for sew aggressions, believing
Si he did that the prevent 1111114f0f was actuated
by so dr ries of unquiet, bet wee oily desirous of pro-
moting the materiel advencunest end prep vity of his
*wintry; sad it the eoesequescee of that development
shoal be to 2-towhee the ruourees el Russia, and :wader
her lours des eirewse to Heroes heres Per—which he
thought a ale she, beau.' as she beets,* more sa-
vour, is the arts of peace she would, he beliseved, be
lets duteous of war—.tli If it au so, esti she
were at some future time to attempt heel appur
sloe, the all seers he bed piloted on would be sell-
Weal to rpp e• a b trier aratnet icy estbreek that Auld
tali place, more than talkiest to meet any Ise used
etresgth ich Buds might have soutred. Lonklng,
this, to ere or% to tb• west, to the Ruth, to the era* sad
to the craws of Ear pe, sad still farther, to the utmost
orallsee of the earls there wastu.p• for the Mare ia every
direetiose. The trials of war rad satisfied those divines' of
opinios which lusted is soma parts of Her pt, sod the
ma!joea of gar. pe could sow tun to the esltivadmis
of the ores of pewee, without being lallaeated by
any of three jealousies that had furearly divided
those. Looking to all direet'oss, he trusted that
we should see 00-y the same &whitlow sad rivalry is the
arts of pure ewe he trotted Uset the time was for distant
whoa the aside re of Hogland ahead agaia sell spa the
'obis porpl• of this nation to sauce% them la earrytag oo a
wee; bat if th• oora.los should asheppily arise, le wee eon-
viewed they aoteetbotuedieg any brag devotion to the du
velopmeat of pest-slut permits, the we warlike spirt
which wee brought out by retest eireuestaaan would rill
live is the breasts of Esplishmes. He tressed that such a
time would be leap deferred, sad that the youngest an
la that howes would sot live to see the time
whoa it would b• secuary far thee responsible
linnet. of the wows to all en the e sentry to support their
Beveridge in the promeetten of another war. (Loud sad
enatinsed cheering.)
The amendment of Lord C. Hamilton was this with-
draws. .

Tl;;;addreos was agreed to.
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