The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-26 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—Faw*T, Fn. 25.
FITITIONS.
The Dohs of MARLBORO UO preorsted *him has
a plase h Odordebire, pimply for a wee equitable rear
Westin of rallyof property foe the relief of the pee.
lard SHAFTESBURY mooted ptit'ose frem Nike,
for a Teter formaties of Use's, and hos Thimmil, Ice rya-
laths et recorch rety
Lad BRIXIOIIAII promated peakss from the As&
eimery Sechey the town of N•emethses-Tyse,
the 3suesita meigof nakm whey ; sad from praiser* dons
My% at dissenters sot Way allowed to est se
truism of i.f public chwittee; she a petition from as
as isifelasel is favour of the sobis and Imosed lyre bill
far sliewise sawed persons to be ezeretssi on oath, sad
completely of injury metelsed h ocomequesoe tithe priest
slate of the law.

THE MUNICIPAL PRANCED'S.
Lord ORE! moved for a select commits to inquire
whether the amt 13 end 14 Vie., o. 99, fur edbelleg the
I:Mei ad was la al mall
111110Milallastmereks se smadligi IE
Mr paired say ohmage In the ereZ4a.,
KWh= and of twern-ssancils. that Me
if
gobbed object of the motes wee se obtain tam.
soils as to the working of the preset system
elf semairdpal elegloos. The oiliest derived addittonal
=from the declaration of Mr. Bright, that it w"
re reintilate the Smarr far gerileasent to that of
Os mmisigal corporagirm If reit was the Cu., ha
libisglit their lordship absset have sr meet in!ormation
al *APO" hefwe they Wielded to legible upon it.
Es SWIM by moving bas a salsa assmillas.
Lead INIEBY wired to tam what paw result the
sambas would emir at. Per Wed{ he egaidered that
endi as Ingsley would he vow wed tesetefectory.
Led GRANVILLE throb the motion was a proper
earN sad that the rforasetka ft ward thole would be of ad-
mintage to the gametes of Mons, with which they would
Ms Mr to deal.
Lad Mr
mimed that lies motion would
semi in obtrab&meci htfoematime amarry in arida,
eat a &Mgrr eat the MIMI Bid'
Led BROUGHAM maimed OM bola very Ass bad
arm to dot& the WNW gi tbe 111 llt 111 iihi. Ha throbs
espred of Ms Bab bisses sasibs. mad bard thr its
rem il be given lbw appialsnity of bibirg ilea abase east.
M Ware • comaillas of their Istabliper Maw TM im.
=of obeelelesKe failed lehmeadon preview to any
lea dessian al Oa franalgas we folly szamplibed in
resat millisibs ad bin learned sad honoured ftMnd,
lb. amiss was midi illy acknowledged that tims
sad bed bed dispelled ell kis attatheaset to Ben-
Amin& sr rather, albs-radical docerber. His horned bird,
aim al Mynas the manners of sisy raaa—dier brag spent
a arilmable perks al his time &brawl is leant* sod Ger-
ms* slingoilswe althiags, haring awn maturely erlacted
-.raw fend sent Me pal Mal openness hod mad mow con-
dimmilimillessilss. My lords (contimed the sobs and
Weed Moth we sea sser arrived at • most ember masa,
ed re malimalairmes I have no fear that *gybes( rash
Mil be sample Aby my noble freed mores. I ar sem
=die Mead would net bed himself to rabid or
towar
drown; but, my lords, I look ds sale Kr. HADFIRLD begged mam tae .............- -,___
islib balsa of wry pea stirs. (Lei new de whither he bad say objection to data the second marling of
21;:arwris2 I (mow too was grit es plug ging inait I. the Lands Titles sad Registration bill, to gets time foe coa-
ls* asemislonc Ido Rog mod ghsg sus sy siggs, sibertioe, or what corm he intended to adopt?
Er mogragest hich in 111814 as scrod and fr4liened Ti. SOLICITOB•OIINERAL—The bill in question
all mar ars. I, whoermanher the saps if ern gsp. rands the • second reed* on Mosby, and If the peter bust.
wary bag Wile altreestir It wan sphsasodgegough sue is disposed of in subtlest tie, I hope the how° will
me sand limr na termabbas nor k we allow ass to take the sewed resdisg. If not, I will Stag It
used bess sr bud agar isetitargre berg ssgris b., as on the wrest dr that the brines of the home perm le.
slid arm be= at " asp" which b sow,Liag on—l „. , TiUSTREW RELIEF.
rem am morrowthesists white Wks without t•• ..... TWIELD-I°.=rd .i-cd awl' not
IMMO* mar simian, .M 4 at lase me vibe us tame the Whir ef °while thin
=raw mg gag es „„,,,,,,,tics ~.,„. (.. aver ing „ The SOLICITOR-ORIDIRAL—I andwatead that in the
bugli.) Oassligidana ta is semi Ems gsglismsgs. other boar • bill gm the relief of trusses has been intro-
I bat thermal law af sesellinliss sag dared by • noble as& Lensed iced. We hope to see that bill
lame that ceseigedens te he seemeellel Ind as ass vs& arrive at this here ; and as It deals with the subject in a
albs I know I hos eat Iseg be Ilia
Uwe eissifieses. somewhat diarist maw to that, which was brought in
—the noble sad bared lard Mama disgly _ last, I think it will be Wier to wait metal that bli. cams
11 a little wissiber lay time ray be bag cattottlat down to Itt sad 580 IA" Ito Fotdoo•• "IL
I &pray that I meg sr survive eat 11111.1116 a, in whtt • BUSIBISS OF THE HOUSE.
rait way it may la enmeshed on, robs MIMI et ism ger Mr. BAXTER—I wish to pat two quadri teethe Chen-
daily. I that Img sat Me wow Es lie be has miler of the Incharer, sad II he le able to ewe" the In
the mournful d Iry grab lb Se the bat Md. tiseedimegba, it is sot my intent'oll to Pow toltiffit th•
trims to en bring ; how grab fr •
Mee la be greet, Mika which wands in my gars (Hear, Mar.) i bag to
pr T
he end wealth wither at dr Imes Mee being wise,. Nth whether, &devise the precedent of the noble lied (J.
The Deks d ARGYLL thee* the Imlay would be tea Emeell) In moving the Reform Bill in 1831, the right bin.
Alt
ragman will on Monday night eaprielarjenseally the arms
Altar • few words from Lord GREY, d Übe alteration he proposes with to Ow espramerm
Lord DEBBY spew! to the appolatmest al a sabot cow to of the rola% al well In dottl•Da sad /MI" m Is
mutes England and Wales, and whether the us sauna retail/
OCCASIONAL FORM OF PRAYER BILL. Scotland and Ireland will he brought on ma soon se port
TM dm* sal woo war a second time, sa order to be and Wore he sake the •••••t of the I'm" to tat
semenited es the int bark. waging of the for Engird.
TRANSIGIVING FOR INDIAN SUOCISEES. The CHANCELLOR of the EICHSQUIR—IIts ban.
TM Dabs a/ MARLBOROUGH rebel whether in the gmilmma banes gime me web* of We Intention Lora Mt
Mat bar litefeaty's goverament tribes had not STTIVO4 pastier. Ido net complain of lb sot brag don* so, beg
bra pulls ithrlogiving fee
the great mean which God in I mg*
„sentioa it as being set In accordstoe with amo-
k, bed pared Imo the British army In India on the WI Mika bas hem Mind lo he luntestott• (Newt WO
d die We Tabetlion. Be Misr to the enc. With raped to the garbs' theisarlns, I have to say that
ram width bad blamed the late fast as this subject ea • 1. sheer wish to Sea the bones with tendon'', and to t•
greed of the gamy of this mate ef nroesdra coMmunkative ratter thin reserved ; but I Sett to the
TM bat a DERBY red thst his now must house whether le the prides in which the su ' to which
The pet this mention would readily brow him the boa. ceembees eperelons refer, and )11t.n y being the
when he sail tha he was net or of those who lighly day on which I should intredre it, it is fitle to at snob
oonalend or dimegorded the Ides a the inter- questions. (Bear, hear) I cannot give a situfactey
ef a higher 'Power than oars In the ordering of answer to the hoe. gentleman without entering Into details
rieWkasdhirs. Ile did mom oordiaily agree with the noble Into which it le not at this moment COUTtllillit t t enter. I
duke In belleveg. sad every day coallrmed him mere can undertake to say, that the hon. gentlemen will not wear
WM* In the mmeicelon, not oady with mar to by the resters which I now rapt, Sro I will tar can that
then Indies again, but with regard to all other affem, that, he has en wporinsity before the second reeding of Ks nor
however we nide
as oar human courses, we were little sere, which -I shall introduce es Menday. of making asy
skis to any theft le asy result without the into el a higher statement he wishes. The brae will st all rests babe. the
Power. lb thank, that the blessing of God bad bar mead reading be called on mire Sr era 10 go Into seer
siagegarly monad in the diet/reins ails af India. mire af supply, end the boa. imagism will than be Is as
Fear gm very GM serest down to the gasser tier there Nod a net mhe is now. 1 heat the I". Padua"
bad ban mum breams In whir great
tit sus will think that this artiusgresst meet the liteeleity of
at re gear& are the orovays! or Mops ward bar the are, and that with that war
which is always alma-
bees alb to sermand roos, Ma it Oa bass he the biter- dated In this hoar, Its will sot Marrow his cooties this
Lermaof Almighty Power. Ha cordially mead with marg.
Mr the thrum in ballwing lbat be gm was THE CONSULAR APPOINTMENTS AT JAPAN.
sat Meat whim bar blajo•thE be di Is manur:•, Oa the motion that the hors at its tieing do adjoars to
se eh* could not than,
_ties =al lulls. Monday_seat.
Rhea tbat time should cams see the Mr. M. MILICHE called attention to the 'rola:al tat
e of
B"=ambidatirak whose 1.
nmea aid it bad arbor sad of itahr "Pat.' inmiTt: onl Zhe easenier
bass bassist rest, wield les thaw, as the other, sinks. He oraaplabeed that the appointment of Ceidels
K sinclkbe the glory sal where it ma dr. But e• Vie se elta-coneal In isiteat In th°- ti•ta a th'ir rm°l'''
Mid sat that las that fir Dm bad come either serbilsa, rig a flaw slag upon the owneattra.
be Oar who le
scorarad la igqiag Ws ik. B. YITZQUALD, posiistof tot be was glad of sat

Mr. ossziliffiWieTio thell;ciejiiy the Tres-
aj.eimbim dm meet silks Cadmknees on Herboars of
wale be WA Mime perkemset
7l"Vir .NORTHCOTE4 believe the reportwill be read, at
the end al alai es*.
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
Eby. MYLD begged to ash mirth's lt wee Wendel by the
geneminsal kr grant say sena el mosey, or to give say
primila le the Athletic Were* Company
The CHANCELLOR of Me EXCHEQUER—The
Aim& Telegraph Company made a propsetloa to the
germrssunt some time ago, by 'hick they to Chem
as imxmatisnal proriess, bee the government Meted that
!hiltones to • nesharloa to give no
( nncaa-
Rome WO Mrs then anotairsate proposal bee
brelllq fs Agra Teirgreph Company, to which we
rekemed en enewer. Moil! fa the principle to white Idea
*darted. Meer des rorr bee netepted the adman*
at Um gomenmes. Mo risa tba government
was ready to Abe, lam net peered le Mete to the honour-
able pred he had given notke of his gentles I
shmH hove bees prepared to dose. But I may say thin
micaate.isotenos yid& the perreareat may give the Mabee
T Company, or any Wee Company, cm be the
tiro
d time the Hee ls In • worldng state (liar, WO
TRANSFER OF LAND BILL.

ar, it said that Austria may think that if the with-
draws from the repel bates, medullas will break or,
and that the Gana, once beginning beyond bee frontier, may
extend to within her frontier, and that therefore the only
way to guard hotel' mina dgager is to maintain the coca-
pad= of the Roman States. Will, dr, I thick that is not a
monad polloy. (Cheers.) It is said, "If my neighboring
hoer is on die, I tart not wait for his leare, bat go sad
nt it out." Well. I should give different advice.
put It out." Wail. I should gi. dtffers.t sdvlo.
I should say, " Make your own hones fireproof
poi ry
e,
; establish a good fire brigade,
within year own ermine, end lot your neighbour deal witt
his evilness ea he hies." (Cara) But, dr, why Ord
them apprehension be entertaird? Why should the tone
peaks Ohba Papal States—l will Witham the Roman States
—by a large 'reign for be anessery to the preurvatfon of
tranquillity ? Has not the Roman grinner troops of Its
own—has it not Rom= soldiers to maintain tranquillity ?
1 iceik.m(ileiarar,
is.witeer÷tittithah,pre4gotmount,"
they
Tisadwoube rina.;b7fifitsridink
..tuit.
breed ddeirndiag the goveremalt." Why,
rira
' ,V.. these who maintain that sigmas= toter
what 'a radtrotion it is on that government ? It
awaits to this—that the government is so bed that
they Noma fled in the whole population a faltbhd body of
men to died it. (laughter.) They netably have
the edge tvoom. But it is said the Swim troops would
jila the beerpar . (" H ,eor bar," mad iestreet.) The
awns Orgeothe wens 50W era to the
vssament of Hares, die rood to their mie;
Oath mai
figehipktill4llll, = .1"
• . WV
btoil that men Swiss troops would not sea= by the
Boar grower ? U that be so it is the parr con-
demestion that eta be rand on that goverment. If the.
C=is es bed that neither natives nor foreigners can
to wpot Its authority, that is no reran why
Treece a Art= should be there. (Hear, hear.) Bat it is
rid them stales en esthobe porn, sod that ion the dal y of
catholic powers to suppott tic bed of their religion. Why,
sir, am Ito be toll that it is esesatial to the ecoksiastical
and spirited authority of the bid of the Christi=
religka, that ft la aeressry a body should be maintain=
than to make two er llase =Mai of the sutras
from gentratina to geseratioa subject to the doom of
civil and political martyrdom? I gay that is • line
on the °oho= church. I may that so for has thisk-
!neaten advantage to thecarkelle chwelt, I am persaded
that a reform of the Imperal smagegants of the lama
thatestreald be cl the red= advents= Week I lave
hoard it striorly argued that r • prebend Isa=ne:ltz;
sodeavour to proton say laproveart la the
at Rome—that the bed threr which the Ronan
meat hie obtained to an deader to these who dldk host
the (stir= religica. Rut I inelead that that is no trace
why perineum should set wish to see an traprorment is
the tinned arnagemeads of the Roma States.
U this it at the bottom of all the difirreteres which have Jed
to them military arrunenta—and I am suable myself to see
other rise--if it is merely the quest= of mutual
bereft Fiero sad Austria, I any that the go.
meat= el Great Britain is in a redid= in which ft may
be able, by the ratan of its good dikes, and the blame
of its sound =vies, to weeder the most impotent services to
hay. (Her, hear.) We we now to doss =hats with
the goverment of Femar. We are spathe bet possible
testes with Amnia. Neither el then govermaisats as seen
per the motives whisk may =are us in the astigareff to:
rodeos as accommodation of the diforeet which.
now exist; neither of these gorrnments on. he.'
Have that we tonsil either of them to tabs
any step which would be boonsienat with either Gab
ownbenour or their wader. They third= weed tersely
to inept our conasrlt In the spirit la which they see given.
Whether they adopt than creeds or ash naiads =ea
their own &epode= Hat there was be no rents tas pr-
eset the greneneut of this constry from taking seek seep
se ft may etsseldee best &coated is avert instal; ell a p.
=al war, sed I Osman but bops that ber Majesty'sjimr..
I most an takir smelt daps as will prevent such a
(Cheers.) Wo know that Art= has certain trea=rifh
the states of Italy--treaties el two brads. By one lthal cif
she cape te prat= them against exteriel fans.
tr ate
es
ether dad the armee in certain cases to afford tit-
tered weelseemce. Melody weld ask Arlen to forego the
first of them apparate With many of the Innen =tee
there an relations of cestampinity between the reignite fa-
mine ; but era witheat lust relationship nothing is mans
common run that • 'medal eta'. shall feel it to be its late.
rest to seen ma aregoment with soother foe dead= it
spirt say hostile attach. We have arrangentgats with For-
tug. Austria nay ha* arnagements with the Itallsastates.
But with regard to thorn =sting to iaterference with the U-
tensil arraegemeets of those aro, And= may with
U-
p homes putt aa end to densi. (Hese, leser.) Ude=
.I•lwreseiseire• to& = I am sand that the oasealary helm,
den between France mad Austria to. only be allayed.
Calms ft be =arty
_eatahlished that theFirch troops mad the
Andean troops eh= red= us= to return except in care of
foreign war, the mete mosseetry reenation wit be of ne
perront avail. (Hear, her.) It may be raid by cheroot=
and especially the Roman stabs, .For hearse's .the data
Yaw us, for if you do we shell te liable to great diartars."
That reminds OM Of the old story which we have all beard of
a member of this bone, a generous and high-hearted man.
walldng one day in the path and meeting with a labourimg
eon, who after =bake. • pdeous tale odd, .' If your horn
&get moist I shill be drives todespair..and do that whisk
nothing bat would drive After Wiens'
the loan, the hon. gram= said. " What would you have
done V I had not gives you something r' " Why, air (+dthe mea), caner you sapper it ? I !should have been gore
palled OD go and men- for were. (Laughter.) Derek
wood have drives me to sea an sot." That Wirt the car
with the Roman goverment. They ay, " For lather's rho
deal isms us—if you do the greatest of di
colositiss will befall us." had if yea ask thin
whet that calamity is, they would say. V they chews
to speak the anat. " We shall Issegespled to Mena or she
ministretios." (Laughter, sad " Hear hear.") Tint Is the
red state of the cam. I think, them, that they 'ought to be
left to the gnat= of all calutitirs. • (" Hear, hear," mall
letterer.) Aid I think that any amagsomoss that Alai
be cakulatad fly to setae too pesos of Imp
should be fosadea, lint of ell, upon the retisesssat of hedge
troops from the ma sa Ores of Italy; next, upon a en-
gagement that those troops should, under no eircountrogs,
go bt k again; and thirdly, that by frigadly =eke we
should =error to procure en heproveseset in the admi-
nistration of there at an (Hear, bear.) That would sot
be the first time such a course had been pursued. In the
year 1832 England, France, Austria, Bombe and Peoria,
all mulatto after thei
toodadvice to the Roman cotholleo. It
is unnecessary to go o the details of theatres then pre.
He would namely any that it was advice which, If taken,
would have given content to the bulk of the Roman people,
and obviated the necessity of many things which
1 have lire occurred. I do not me= tt my that
any reform or slterstioes would entirely prevent
eons desperate men from causing occerional die.
turbines. The beet goverment+ are subject to =throb
of that deserted**. We have had our cabbage preen rebel-
lion—(laughter))—we have bad our chartist riota—• to have
had ear Carden revolt—we have hod our Indian mutiny.
But when the hulk of the people foil saddled with the
meet ender which they live, and these temporary
disturbancesare put down with a strong band, so Islealerall
occurs to our tnedtutions. So with regard to He If •
pod and enlightened system of admen were ger.
blend there, although changes might here mad there cease
disturbance, the both of the people would be conftwed with
the government, and no serious dagger would stint. (Hear,
ben) I would therefore venture Men qua if her Majesty's
goverment wen to =coed by segotietiou. by lardy advice
and conoillatfte, in obtaining from Austria and France the
evacuation of the BOSOM Suess sad an ennonsat that
they would not return. then they migbt adieu thioccurred amine
to the other powers end invite a repetition of whet
in 1832—an endeavour by friendly counsel to procure that
tsproresent in the condition not only of the Roman bat of
the other smeller states is Italy which wJaid ensure the
f tore tranquillity of then dater (Hear, bear.) Bat whe.
Ster such efforts were eut cased or not, the British goers.
worimebti.th.....wou::l7.6ighheivti:hdlontuheeivetsedruarleay.,
...mend,
awpp.ooorlditheiostaal:did.rei ettereibttil.
gentleman. I have chosen ibis opportunity of doing so,
1•0011 I felt that the period both for c,retnercial enterer=
en the one hand, and for military operations on the other,
was Dearly approaching—that delay might expose ms to the
impration of blame. I flit eomddent that no man could
biros me for tthing the step so moon, whilat mein might
hive fond fault if I bed alloyed a kept time to elapse.
I resider this • preallerly filing moment for bringirg the
=eject before the hones. (Rear, hear.) When the hour
5 about to enter ups those estimates which are p =Harty
applicable to the dotter of this country, I think we are
bend toren= low we dead with relation to the prospect
of • we ; whether we are to expect to sae a conflagration
involving the whole carthent of Europe In one rimed
btoos ; whither, in the °Onion of the governmeer, we are
to forst to see that state of things which would i neer it
a for this entry to keep up its =earth and prepare
tnere Its legumes where it may dectually be need ; oe
whether, on the contrary, there is that regnant of ap-
proaching tranquilbty which will induce us to rely on en
ordinary revue= of the country, invelvog then mean of
reserve which every wise government would maintain foe the
of meal= spy onforeeen emergency. (Hear.)
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titer from it that their hopes rePOlideraitd over their fern
(Rau, her.) I daP MI; =u ,iat I have chant this ma-
ser of introduciag the &Pet, boars I feel that any gnat
discussion opts it sight I. do aka below which at pressed

Oaths adios for (deg into committee of supply,
Lad PALMERSTON mid—Sin—l the ia mama d
dandle, I have Oa ts make some few etearvation—selll
am setae the hones they will be but taw—ca the Mb q
dohs on the Cathleen, sad to ask her 11,4m4"
gamesmen whether they ate in • palate to
make ear comartaleallem which will easmage • hope
that the pesos el lamps will be mantras& f I eat same
the gentlemen oppodte that I take this eta to no bottom
spielf—l may say ia re party whit. (Ram hear.) Ide
not with to mato may anderreament to her Me sty's go.
wirsomet. What I date do is Is aribra • key white I
lithffekielenthdie ew e Mesa tuff thellsesea a.
the prated ask of things what are the pkopects this
country can look forward to with regard to the maim
epthig Sir, it is meth= M altarapt to dams that there le
• awed' spereitesties, not in this country rely, but
throughout all Europe, that the coming swift will be
marked by a great contest between great military
powers. The last cammakelion we have bad
frees the government ea the subject was that
which id teem the Clumedlor of the Exchequer
m the bet night of the 111141111, now more than than weeb
ago. That width be that elated was, that the otatimanoe of
past was not absdatelly hossises. Well, he qaditted that
ohmaties ettorweris to the emceed his apeete, bat It we
oddest that Hat wee He lateeeka which we vesting at
that dem on his Wed. WHO, I ttdak, dr, that I em ask
taking es undue Marty with the hems is Oleg ta her
Hat
jetty's governmat en opportunity et snag whether that is
still the Wrestles spew Asir minds, or whether 'myths*
miry sthes that have pissed which gives • more cheerful
propel, eel smouragee an to hope where before hope
was met anoint* ladled. Sir, I do not blame her Meagre
goverment for hates hitherto mode no communication
to Walloon It is not the practice, nor do I Odd it is the
duty of the government to volunteer communicathes, except
when some mat has hemmed of makkat impletinoe to
justify the step; but it is the day, I think, at mambas of
this bows, in mootsate of met untedeinty and of greet
paUlo anxiety, to give to the somminent an oppoetanity, by
isterregatalee put to this, of addsg each comeennleeffoes
am, ccesietady with their seats et publio duty, they may
think it andisat to make kr the Informaflon of the public
dthk reustry. kr, if they are enabled to state, that from
to relation between a and foreign powers, or from
the relations subsiding between the power of the
Continent, there is • fair prospect and hops that
pesos will be =sinned, why that is, fa itself,
a commweicatioa which will to highly atidectory
to the ow:dry, and whisk will be moat ashl to all the com-
mercial darts who ars now shoat to make their mess&
mesh kw the eseeles year, aningestellis whisk mitt godly
dead ea the prospect et whether they will to mecoaraged
by pate, ar whether they will be thwarted by war. (Star
hear.) Os the ether heal, If areassamt ma is pomade;
et hmewileligs which as byes them to ay that they greatly
dread that all attempts to prevent hostilities will be futile,
tits, air, I gay that kemaratel is forearmed, and that it is
beam the MA should le Imam and that commercial amts
amid haw the position in which they Mod, than that
thse should be led to take steps is the dark, and
ithit themedat afterwards ea the brink if an abyss,
(ism beer.) Then, what Is the ground on which it is
stessery ite pet Ws radios P Why, sir, we know that
. ems Mt lad le 0111100 r Ilb• ea= thee te, sot cab a
grad apeetatioa of some approaching conflict, but that
goveramenta are arming, that preparations are making for
warlike eateariees. I do not haw that armies are in-
reseed, beaus moat at the great military powers of the
Coattrent have is time of pesos foams sutholent for the out-
Weak of • war; but we know that military /two are pre-
wag, that amass are casting, thst horses= belugbought,
that troops are bag moved from point to point, that furl-
'iodine ars Nag Mal, that ships of war are being pre-
pared, that tram/ports ere being got ready; and all them
tamp (abate an expectation on the port of the
governante that are making them, that in the
coarse of next arias and lIIIIIZIM they will be called on Is
make MOM great mane try diet Wail, dr, this being the
state of thins, we naturally sok ourselves, What Is all this
amit—what te the cause which hes led these different go-
vernante to sake these exteaslve preparation P Is it the
feet that say is. neat government has given to another
rest goverment en affront, end committed some great in-
jury; that redress has bees demanded en refused; that
honour end dignity on the one side have been committed
spied bottom and dignity and beret on the otter side,
and that tante, nothing is left but to submit the growl
of quarrel to the mailroom:at of the sword P Now, sir, lam
not aware that saything dill this hat been done. (Cheers.) I
ant yet to learn that between any two neat powers of
Europe thee his arises saygroundof difference which would
justify or require anEurope near. (Cheers.) Weil, tren,str, I
ask my sell, has any power manifested an intention of matting
Bide those treaties which form the groundwork of the ex-
Wog settlement of Europe, and of -breaking thecae t. melee
by an unprovoked snermeion upon any of Ito neighbour.
Why, dr, se for France, to nain with—l cannot suppose
treaties, entertain say Intention of a mama vioist.on of
tbecause, although it is trite that the trestles of 1816
were not al.ogether snob em the French motion would wish,
although the, left untouched and one of the graded
naval sad powers of the Continent—although they
hit Term by her attend remora powerful by
the MOWN of her peak, sad powerful by het
sew of Awe sod Mises It is true that whatever the
Teach sides Off have thesskt at those tread • nay
eases ive severesset fn Trams frost that peeled of 1816
then to the poorest hoar, whether that government wee
msearchical, whether that goverment was Meaty,
apablioan, or Maria, every goverment he se-
egestsd and deserved these treaties with signal good kith
sod I am yet to learn that there is say ground kw imputing
he the meet goverment of France ay intent= of Os-
=trom thelandet le conduct which la sa hitherto charge-
the governments of Prance. (Cheers.) Well, thee,
dr, is Austria going to teeth three Venial f—Ausetio, who
Ilene upon throe treaties her
peata posimethes which, ma-
' trimly, I think, but yet Ica of fact eke clings to—
le Austria Hkaly to set the ample dnada,
engseemests said she sneak to as the Mk. dab
of sealed the possradons whkh she valued the most? I canon
believe thou this Is likely. Is Austria likely to aster tato an
unprovoked cooket with &dais The Austrian pars-
went must be too wise to contecalate an ttridemaking which,
whatever ite first malt might be, mud ultimately end a dise
comBtere and disaster. Well, thee, sir, is &OHM preparing
to make en unprovoked track of those treader—Saddle,
who holds by te very treatise soma poserdoes which h.=
added of course to her wealth sad properityt I mond be-
lieve the means& monarch who rules Sardinia. or the Ma
minister who govern under him, can contemplate soy-
thing so wild and a Mails. Will, then, dr,
Russia and Prussia they can hen so nitrides
of disturbing the pace of Europe by a want= and
unprovoked breach of the obliations of the treaties. But
thee, if there is no quint:ion pending bream them
w ers grea
at
powers which would naturally lead to war, If there
to is
,m-
-tone= on the part of any of there great po ithete
the treatise which form the settlement of 11.= what
the erasewhich hat d this geveral be a die-
agr think
esesset sad prepared= for conflict VrlsTirr,L
velris sad jeallousiee which
w"thsriewit'day
Cit:hi:emilstjoia:4:katvitril37seamp:ll::: :Ihr:telt Itribir
~la~J which entkts sad
the praperadm we behold. Well, sir, that occupatisa
of the Central Bides of Italy, begun under peculiar enam-
elware, and Intended to be only temporary, has now am
tinued, I tbiok, for nearly tee years. It is now high time,
I think, that It should terminate—(dasen)—and if it be that
that is the real came of the jealousies saddifferesom between
thee two great splits,' powers why, sir, the diddle sad
reedy esethod by which the general namisees of Baas
cos be aimed down, sad by which any mania boyar
rhos two power area be avoided, would be the mated and
einnalteneme retiremeat both of Franco and of Anstria from
the Stoles of Control liar. (Chefs.) Sir, I know only
that which everybody knows, bat I amid say that the
Preset government must faith,. mberreasmest be which
it is placed by that oocapstion. I Rhoda ray that if either
perry Awl a ditlacHastion to mate or consent
to y
that mutual retirement, that disteclination niwt
be on thit pat of Austria, from a m'slakee dew
of EN awn Wards es cossetted with Italy. Why,