The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-01 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1859.

I coma down to this table and informed the home that
important segoliatiihr bu 4 commenced. The Roble lord has
other moans of information besides that which le euppihd to
this boom by any serveat of the Qatog. The noble lord, I
doubt not, Menton, is will informed el the present stale el
public affair?. The moth lord himself, in introduciag this
noolutiom, although it related merely to elcenes.ie matters,
could not refnia from &Puling to foreign politica ; sad ha
emit a saw at that eidniater to whom is entrusted at this
mement the most awful respossibility that ever kit to the
Ist et • public eerraat. (Cheers.) The moment when ft
was of vital importance that the strength of the government
shored not be impairel—tha =moat when, of alt others, the
government should not be held up to public scorn—the
odds lord chooses foe a par.y attack and for a
pmsod mom. (Cheers) I should not be acting with
to the home if I concealed scum it that the conduct
ell the noble lord bee been woe erabovaseing to the •
sent. (Bear, bear.) I declare upoa my re yen •
men end ea a eiieieter, that the conduct et sidle lord
leas produced en injurious edict up= the petals Gerdes.
(Hoar, hear.) I have sack eadiatee in the 1141/04 steer
allift —I have each easidewes la the entre, sad resseerces
et that sod/eget, .gat when the noble iced has !keeled a
eneer-1 have sack online* is deo patriotism Mats bases,
that I babas, the divides honied will bring stetted= to
the odds km" and will mid In amyl., the peace el
11= Altinte'etial chem.) The noble lord on this mem
letiedseed the quad= et • dissulatioa. He told no
Ma saw Mitt that he was reedy tor the bustler, and that
leweeid trandish open it the MD I had introduced. In theolase
which I the honour to bold, I have often an @mortar
nit, or usellog the principd cenetatueste of the noble bed—
post niemdmieht, 001010 t babies, men of different spokes,
amoebic in meshing but their readiness to mitt fa the Wade
ni.trati ta of ibis country. lam babbled, as my mMotis-
ems Mrs born, to tbsstar wise sernputioss sad ire aid ;
but I can tell the amble lord that when they some to me, it is
not arliamratary ragmen that theyosak,—it le tot Inancial
Inward that any lessee mews them; what they my Is,
"Pesos!" (Clow) They wry, "Lt the goberamegt
give no pore; it is the Wag we require. Our energies
are dastropud our melziera gm shocked ; let the govern-
ment Nam 111 paw, tins they will be entitled to the
I guildhallseed coalkiene• d ark elintry." (Cheers.)
I rapt we had imearell geese ; I thought the
this had ~rived when I theeld mew down to this
Mow sad tell it that the emit divide& that for
does months had hung over lisespe Wen dispelled ;
end but tor this ustewad rid =hippy olden et the sedge
leed—(A loud cry a "Oh r armosi by had esenters
ebeerleg)— Viet might ham V. I With, nabbed '
that when he gore to the se vile be tie el
braallailog this bill, he will fad eumelitannuf minds tea
fall of another matter; tad Mgr Tit tenant ban tied a
terra f,r the mniuct he bee patsnel. (Chem.) It it mew
164 g mon than a year ago demo her Nail strausommei
Derby to her council.. Lard Derby thee, as en alethr OF
Wake y smelted to he, Iffejorty D 6 madders at tits lest ter
met is serve hie 'overdo; but he felt it WWI to to.
hem the Queen that his podded in this home bed bees seal
weekened try the last general election, and that be
wild not melee co the fell ming of his friends beleg
✓IM then probably a third of the ineeshors of thia home.
Osier these eirruinstenees, Lied Derby hue?, submitted

to bat Ma sty
_his wish that she meld seeopti let her inten-
tiont end would deign to poem before the commanded him
velestabe to ditikult • wk. The Queen wee graciously
=to t upon that enges.tion, end the di 1 neonates
,nfeat. lin Mojetty muscled the condition of her
lionstom and empire to that ouniprettensiva and hopettial
spirt which all nose who tare served her know she ever
outclass , sad it was usder there circumstances that she sig-
nified to Lord Derby that she deemed it his duty to under-
take the menasentent of public affair.. We have endea-
vored Mpenuasee of the comment of oar searevige to ad-
Wear Ile betimes of this country. That we have dime so
aeghtesin I presume to uy. (General etvering.) That we
hem dime * n altogether without aumees I venture to te-
em (01wees.) I know that when we acceded to office
Moe was • great fear upon the public mind list the country
me got &fended as became Eughisd. I Moe that
Mds=e sen bow teen her authority if ft Is needed,
one eon bring to the segotiatioas sit that influeme
WWII ware hoer • ewseioneens of power. (Cheers.)
I WIC est mime we acceded to effios there was great diettem
eel aped= Y the negate of men ; they was fear that
theitsget Imam was trapending, and dienpobstastat re-
=alloom the spprehmaien thee the engenesseet for the
el taxation would not I e Welled; bet, sir, the
Melte elthemenrry have not increaset, the promise of
oollmils Me bens tat beetled—(beer, hetir)--ertriet Initiate el
the memo be >s every seem radian, satiMalory.
Mher Misr.) With reamed, sir, to the more impoetaat
of Mew alters, 1 eon ray truly that eltbough we
ham had eletehire probe ly dialog our rectal .:Bence
are hove had es manydifficultwe to deal with as could well
Übe tis lot of say misiery—tithough duriagthe Lost ems
meths the portion of pesos and war ranted to tern oe •
saiment, whom se omega as that all Immediate dagger
appears le here vaaithed bear)—sad there is a pria-
pen of es arrangement which, U concluded, will, to my
Zaklilead to a pa rcherent and euthuing pesos.
mitolk for affitirs ender there leads. I will
sot teeth on others of great, bet not of each
watposslog tatereM. We bare sedenttled 1111 nesdnee
memos which would 'sake low ref...rm not a sere at they
• byeword. (Cheery.) If were teethed for the paoillee
ties of lees le the re'om of our ru'ers sad tho seem et
er eidelle, at Lam it must be acknovekttged that this Mini-
sietratlon W rapport.' there hoe by mending mot under
great dfilicaltim the supply of valiant masers Midi cabled
tine to moomplith what they have achieved. (Cheers )
le., the noble toil has talked, as is slows Wu,
of a desolates of the pr.sent perliment air.
there are words which cannot memo my lipe. I
enst, • ith permission of the hemp reeds from
touching on ow h • theme ; but I may be panaitted to
ems, I. &newer to the noble lord,' hat V be Um MUM of Mae
the prevent tenants of the Quota And thennelves on the
hertlaga before their canaticents, I for one have that cen-
time* in a great sat enema nation, Gat I b lima in
each as hour they will not forget the difficulties under
which we an fetlock the administretioe tai affairs—(ehei ro)—
no r he &tooth. r unasiodfhl of what, uncle. such Mt-
lionites, we Iwo aceompliehed for the public welfare. It
le,sir, Manse r 4 (me conviction in the judice of the people
of
Ingied; it is bee tuts we believe. in tte power of panic
.pleln,
oploiss, eel we have been sustained Outing this arduous
streggit, and seas tutored seen et this moment amidst all
the meareuvres of p.rlustu. piety intrigue and the machine-
Go.. of patty weeere. (Loud cheers.)
The house ems Melded on the question that the bill t •
now read a mond time: _

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Ayes WI
Noes

Majority ag.isat the jow reason... 39
The eeneeseeneet of the numbers was reetewl with loud
ahem Irma the opposition.
Tea SPEAK/Ili being about to put Lori J. Ruaselts
rwolut:oe—_

Mr. WILD said be si•hel to propose an amendment.
(Load crier of " Oh, oh," and "Withdraw," trots the °pro-
sitter, bendier.) He proposed to add to the limuletion the
following words: "That at any election of a member or
members to Derry In parararnt the vote. sba l be taken by
ballot," The hon. narreber addict that be was gene sore
that after the debate which they had beard, be rhoeld be►t
ronrult the ronventinee of the hones by sot entering late
the setarral questiin of the blurt. (Renewed arias of
"Wi•hdraw.")
Tte SPEAKER then

pot the quietism
igganMv. WM be eddnd lathe neelhelloa.
il he
H. SHIMM "
dreth the Y rem mad leld Met el "Oh, Y.
" Divide m bilier ill
Imam
laving adaembil the ballet dor Meth he trussed he
Aosta be allowed to my • few waft H. mibd tope's&
hie boa friend sot to press Ms mithieeth (0 los
sheen, and =bimodal trim of " 'vide,"
ma by • votary tory Shame," Ili • umber on the
opposition MO.) He bed slob a esseattse also hos. ru-
t! qua who bed Aria him the hewer to plate him in
the fr At of the bat.le nathis que Cos rte the ends bwhich
It should be brought forward, an I be had ford It to be the
bserel feel,ng of the leaders a the ballot party that the
ballot would be detrimawid by being brought forward Is
that menthe. (Cries of " Divide.") He bed come to the
coseusion that that was not the time to Weeders ohs gips-
tioo. A men wee sot felled epos to oupport even a good
Dorton if it war brought forward in an Improper loose.?.
(Fresh cries of " Dmthe.") If Ida bon. hand would give
sone, of • savanna moths relating ti the
tall t he shoal have his strongest support ; hsR
ailiougb ha would sot note against the ballot them, ha
our, if the amendment wee put. withdraw from the breve.
(Ministerial ilia@ of " Oh, t h.") H. entreated lb lath '
triad net to place the queition of the ball .1 is • &saver
V'ars.
enmt. GIBSON mid it appeared to him that Ms mar
mesas • diassais this cm such en important esestto• es
the ballot would be to pursue • course which was 'heft
aspens& Wed. (bliaisteriel tries of "Oh, ob.") Ire
would teipeetfolly @semis to his boo. friend that the bort
mode of ttesbng with the gamins would he by giving smite
of • otot'os. (Cries of "Now," from the sibiabeielieb) if
h kw. fried ratted to have es unfair division cm the
baret--(orbe of " Divide")—he would persevere: but if the
smembsest west to • division, he court, like his hon. Mad
(liar. H. Stabory), deck e to vote fur Ude addition to tho
roothttbe.
Hr. J. CLAT ward the adios, nowise et the debate.
Sr J. V. ISHISLLBY rose to address the Itsese, bat, beteg
art by rat sad ouotisued case of "Oh, oh," be tommed lie
rat. . . .

that the wards

Tito inotkin for adjourning the debate w lasestived satM
.at .
TM SPEAK ER thee put the question upon Mr. WOE.
amendment in know of Ow trtmvapose greet =Wow
el memeters qaitted the Maw.
Oaks being restesei. dr low divided. Tbe numbers
mum—

No dr smodsoot be
Asir 111-122
Tbo smolt vas nesived visit some larsobsor.
TM STILIMIR Aso pat Lord Joba Roma a I,llolllike,
Vida or wad to OliiloSt s divisioy sod amid reels
dandag.

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Tha CIIAI c*LLOi St 11. lICBIQVIR—PsrtIsp
di nay to caawaimat Nea Imam in haw tbat it is toy
lattatiaa la man that tbia bouts at tta film do ailjos.a
aa.ll Koala, mat (Roar.)

U■r or t;•■;il.4;itTai orine a the day 'arias ban
&ova el al,
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it• CHANCELLOR of th, EXCHEQUER moved the
=1":t the beam until licu loy net, bowl the holm
l of eledt.