The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-26 00:00:00

DINNER AT THE MANSIONHOUSR TO THE'
EARL OF DERBY AND THE CONSERVATIVE

PARTY.

Yesterday eventing the Right Roo. the Lord
Mayor satartained th. Eul of Derby sad the Imam of the
conservative party is the Egyptian-bell. Many ladies sloe
were of the conpuy, and the repast, u well as the deura•
tie= of the hall, was very magnident. The a ard loyal
sad patrietle toasts having been duly honoured, •
The Loan MATOR the. gave The Hesse of Peon,"
wapitis with the toast the sane of the Earl of Derby, on
whose political talents, brilliant eloquace, sad high Ha-
rioter hie lordship passed a glowing ealogioe. The noble
earl had, he said, served his sovereign sad coestry is many
impurities, and la ell had worthily masked his high re-
patella..
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The Earl of DIAIT said that before he said a word in
behalf of the dietinguisbed body to which he had the
honour to belong, he mast return thanks for the honour
done to himself, in being made the (inject of that magni-
Leant hospitality for which the City of London was re-
coined, and which had certainly not suffered any dispa-
ragement in the keeping of the present Lord Mayor.
(Cheers.) His lordship, by his kind invitation, bad enabled
him (Lord Derby) to melt at the festive board not only the
members of the great city companies and the great 0011Oilet-
eial men of the city, bat also many of teas members
of both houses of parliament, to whom be was bound hy tin
of personal or Political attachment He returned thanks for
them the more gratefully, because, although he knew that
the political opinions of many of them differed widely from
his owe, still the expellees, of thirty-five years spent ia
pablia life, 'seared him that the widest difference of politi-
cal opinion was not incompatible with the sincerest
personal rupee, as some of his deemed peeve'
friends were his greatest political foie. (Cheers )
Dorirg that thirty_ five years he could not say that
he had not fallen into many errors, still leas
could he say that time had not modified many of the
opinions of his early life, but this he might say for himself,
that during the whole of that time be had never given a
vote which he did not feel himself called upon to give from
• sense of public duty. (Chests) For the House of Lords
he returned thanks, which he was sure wore gratefully felt
by every one of its members. It was not his duty to stand
up in defence of any decisionto which that holm might
have c me—(bear, heat)—tor often had he found himself
votingminority, but this he would say, that the Hesse
of Lord., although not directly. still virtually represented
the public opinion of this wintry quite ad much as
' those who were returned to soother places by the direst
nominaties of the popular voice. (Hear, hear.) And be
was mire that, although the House of Lords acted as a sort
of coastftstiosel drag on the too rapid progress of political
events, yet la the main they would be admitted to be
actuated by good wishes nod patriotic hasp. It might
be true that the peers wire booed by the responsibilities of
lathiest historic ammo, yet it was squally true that, differing
from all other nobilities in the world, oar House of Lords
was eeeatantly renewed by infusions of the theamonalty,
by uses who, if not bearing historic names, yet
made names for themselves which would become mate-
rials for future history. (Cheers.) Hs believed that if an
eamination were made it would tura out that half the
' misting House of Lucia had obtained their seats by per-
sonal service, and had risen from the ranks of the Commons,
or derived them from ancestors who had so obtained them
within the present century. On the other hand, there was no
peer the younger branches of whets family did not min
with the commonalty, so that from this constant lthersaii-
tun upwards and downwards, it wee impossible that am-
mo* intonate and feelings should not animate both.
They had jest received • brilliant anemias in
the person of a distinguished naval oMcer—(eheen)
—sad there was not • year in which the House
of Lords was not strengthened by the admission of anis
person who, whether in the law, the church, the army er
navy, or the struggles of political life, had bees enabled to
do his sentry good and distinguished service. (Cheers.)
On behalf of the Hems of Lords he begged to return his
lordship and the company his best Husks fer the maser
in which the toast had been proposed and received. (Coleus.)
The Loan MATOZ gave The House of Common. •04
Mr. Dissaali." with a tribal* to the abilities and pablia ear-
view of Mod& he.. gentleman.

Kr. Disarms said that the relation between the City of
London eel the Bows of Commons wove of so anoint a'
date, sad so iataresting a charmer, that to peva* the
beadiest sash members of tbs House of Commons as were
thou his lordship's Insets could an be looked upon as a
mere ocesseaplace compliaant. That than relations
night be nag shevisked, was, be fakeers, the earned &etre
ef
every mho. KIM Ram of Common %belt present.
(Hear, boom) That hems would shortly be coiled upon to
consider the position mad skalds* of the corporation of the
City of Lambs (Hear.) Fu be it from bin for a mound
es minds that that eacteni corporation should, make
Ohm anammidea, be sear from the Mittman of dam,
end begmeendad frtm reaping the halts wont progressive
=prism mail ohs* and. Bat Its took that opporta-
oity espoossing his wish that them obtain whisk the
wild .nt den wont age thought anessuy to take plan
should be eisnivoi aad devised to the spirit of the drat is.
stint**. flbeent) They ware, he knew, hying in ca age
when they h
er limb et Mu ounipolanos of parllmout
bet One Were mutt Waite evea to that despotism, which
It was Inpsulble to peas. Parka/neat was omuipAart to
destroy, bat It was wet, sad .meted mot ba. ownipetest to
create. (Wear, nese ) There was no Inattnettoe, bow-
men deeply rooted, which parlismat could net subvert ;
bat it was net I. the power of parliassont to gnats
the sank power of prescription. (Hen, hem) It was
sot in the power of peritoneal to create tzeditiocary
In-
flaaaan ; it was not is the powniof parliament to tenet
new sataolishenetanith the
-eympatby, the respect, the

reverent*, which shoes lastittabis einnaeadeethat had
for a bag arise of years coatebated to this welfare, sad,
above all, to the digety of the ration (Cheers.) He
bested, thereat, that when the legislatere had to
swede, those chops that were to take place la
the position and sttribees of that aacient SOW-
ratios of which his leedahfa had that the boson
to bs ehle, their del would be isdatased
by belay sash ash. had atoregesi to dersribe. (Oar,
bear.) He was sure it WM tie tare alaciple that should
barna all conservative statimaa. mad he basted it would
animate dm tomcats of this wismity. Of this he felt con-
vinced, that it would hays its Maw on the beings of all
these members of the Hams of Ossams ia whoa name, as
well es is his owe, he oared his *oaks fee the honour that
had Jut been Neared. (Chian)
The Marquis of anusanny gave "Tits Hoak of the Lord
Ha yek" lee which his lordship reused thanks, aced gave
" Mr. Casaarea sad Osaada."

Coxiaox manned elute, sad lr:ro tsatisaotty to
ths gratitude of ohs groat Anatioas oolooy, for the liberal
talisman it had twined from the smother °pantry. Ho
trusted that is any dlaisalty that night arias with other
=and woald ast knot to call oil Canada,whose
people w show that *hay hod not yet forgottsa the ties
of bleed sad friesdship that bohad them :to the went
had. (Clem.)
The nut toot was 0, The Clergy ;" for which
The Vite•Chasesiloe el O=man retuned thanks.
Afton which the End ef DERRY gave "The Lily
Mayoress ;" and the LORD Kato'', " Ike Arshibald Alisoa
mad Prosperity to Siotlaad."
Bit A. kusox briefly retained dash', sad the empegy
rehired to the dewing-rem

Mi. Mashie' Picruzse.—Wo are given to us.
dentaad that Ms. Millais' piety,. sow saldbitiai at tie
Royal asedewy, we all wil. sad that ha has realised by
this oboes 2,0001. "Pesos" sold !sr 9001.; "Aerials
loaves," 7001; " Pity tho Blind." 1001.; sad the "Por-
trait of a Geatleates," 1001.

Paiute Albert will lay the foundation atone of the
Bora Orthopedic ileepitsi is Oohed street; Oh (Thum
day)./Orrsoos.

Liostexaot43oosool Lord itokoby, &GB., Tooootly
is cowed et the Ist &idea et the army la th• Crimea,
strived is tows yesiseday boa the East. ate Mmeillee,
.ad repotted Wadi al tie Ism Ousts Lad / Rake,/
great to mit Os past isseeal es Ids resehies Frusta
. _ _

The Doke a[fArgyll bad a gabfest dime last
at id's. stCaergea.64l; Viten False-
"stoes.,llllto Moo* of was, Lord Peonottr, Sie
Malts Week Os Gesso Ottryfew George C. Lewit, the
Right H... 41, Yuma eiMi. Lent &ashy of Aidesley,
the Hart eielawedek tits Elea Hee. M. T. Belem, to.
We ledisrabrad that Lard Ward will be swept
the settle and ehdogettlied perms who will swoupowy
Marl OrtairWe se Ids visit to Hue)., to moment this ems-
try et the comities of the Roaperst of Itsiele.—Werese-
igerhire Chronicle.

Batowrott.—We BrOtoss Goutte) an happy to
weasel, the arrival et be Doke of Devosabire at Ith ra-
dian la Mary Town. We believe it ia ble Giraeo's fare.
ties is rear& V leightea amoral weeks. Amara tbs ether
arrivals ere the Mal sad Counter of &dead, Lady Tenu-
re, leu ad Serer Ilasmobe. Lady Zook WWI,
Ledy Maroaret the How. Dr.
art Kra Tettoomil, Xelee LleoCifilarbeleael Dale,
Sir Reit. Prot*, Mr. sad Lady ary HOMO, Mt. G. W.
Pereeke. M.P., the Coaster de Vasa., Ike.
The Chepleheey .1 the Military Chapel at W.edoo
boo bele esolbeesi eon the Ea% J. H Mimeo% KA.,
Ire ehepleis to the Mlittety Pries et Asthma.

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Ie 'distils bogs lesimel he Os pane M lidisbergb de psi.
vil •e
meek priaszleskti ilbeimpleree wad *Peet Clemges" ',Web
Mr. lets elleseal "lb se mesas is
Amadei . . Tlmelimed a.. jest massed to Chest
BMWs, sad val. tee tbe feel time is tae 'vestry,
deliver *NO Ileums bere early is November ant
Semeteme.

TEN CRATON AGAINST • CLINGYNAN AT Bm-
untox•x.—Testaday, baton the Dioewriusais imagietrotoo.
to 'huge what the Rev. Nidn ems of the
estates et Late., of ousuiptiog le fisiltositertei do sliild.
woo halms
investigated. The 800 Toro is the
=tie as dated te est looprowiss sarf=slay. Tie solo
Rimer sob ow doilies,. Tto (Au Moose)
woo f=oilvq=g Ifs siol smisloloisstlio and I.
Us . Ai liseosillolos of as ofio. Um
sagisorolos rooslvoil es sfelke Wes aid* kb Wild ot
tt o orosiiit World* arias es ti• AM. id as " suns
is misior.".ll. oulailoliked. the grodoolomposerothrovitt-
est.