The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-15 00:00:00

PaIRLIANINTARY DIVISION.

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LONDON, TUESDAY, JULY 15.

Lois Joax Ruts= has redeemed his pledge by
bringing the question of Italy and our relations with
that country before the House of Commons. His
object, se deltoid very clearly by himself more than
0089 is the course of a long and luminous speech,
was to ask Ministers, in the face of Parliament and
the country, whether or not they meant to keep their
word—that word of pregnant import volunteered at
the Courtroom of Paris in the mouth of April
last, in reply to the appeal of the government
of Piedmont that foreign occupation, whether by
France or Austria, should be made to cease.
Passing rapidly, but with a firm and truthful tooth,
over the principal features of the position in which
the Western Powers stand with »femme to the
people, and princes of that throbbing and trembling
lead, the Noble Lord declared it to be incredible in
point of policy that the French Government should
amok to recede from the promises made in the pre-
game of all Europe to the faithful ally who alone had
us in the late conflior with the Cut ; and he
proceeded to add, with more than his wonted em-
phasis, that in point of honour it was wholly
impossible for Great Britain to abandon the muse
which by the pm of her diplomatists, and tbe
lips of her ministers in Parliament, she had
miessaly impound. It was too late, could it oven be
issegised to be desirable, to discuss whether any
hope of emancipation from the brutalising rule of
foreign bayonets should have boon held out at the
Paris Conferences throe months ago. The condition
of Naples and of the States of the Church had been de-
liberately considered them; and the protoools bearing
the signatures of Waxers= sad CLAWIDOS contain
the strocgest denueciatioa of the dangerous lengths
to white oppression has been plashed in these and
other portions of Italy, and the strongest assertion
of the right and duty of Frame and &g-
-land to howlers effectually to quench the perilous
remorratioos daily and hourly scattered among a
brave and sensitive race. From each declarations,
said Lord Jong, chore is no going back without loss
of character, lose of influence, and lose of bosom.
Diplomatic notes and polite remonstrances are vain.
The Vatican peremptorily refuses to negotiate on the
sabjeet; and the tyrant of Naples sperm with taunts
sad sooffs the advice and admonition teadered him.
Italy listens breathless with oredicting hope sad
fear : with hope that bettor sad wiser counsels may
prevail it England than those of which mho wee the
dope and victim in the days of Lard CASTIX-
MOON I with fear lest the traditions of Toryism
may prove still paramount is our Foreign-
ace, and that she may find Mires& once more dr
laded and betrayed. That nothing hie yet bean
done to make Austria understand that her military
occupation of the Dashes and the Legations mast be
brought to an and, is cooked on all hands. "I do
sot express want of confidence," said Lord Joint,
" in the intentions of Ministers, but I think we have
a right to know what those intentions are' Though
the maim may have been wasted in idle paltering
with tyranny, the autumn is yet before is, and
a deeded tine of conduct would soon bring
Austria to a Besse of her tem position. Bat
Lord Jolla significantly warned the Govern-,
meat that, if nothing effectual or practical
were dome daring the coming maths to liberate
Cantrel Italy from foreign intervention, and to cheek
the Xing of the Two Simms la the insolent. of his
cruelty sad despotism, the public Wad of this country
would be driven to holism that la the, specious pre-
terites made by Lied CLAWSON at Paris of seal
fix the ewes of Italy, tbses had been neither sia-
clarity ear meaning.
The rejoinder of the Pawls was, ws regret to say,
calculator! to confirm the misgivings which the SM.
ber for Logsdon had bat hypothetically conveyed.
Lord Pmmiarroa spoke feebly and evasively. Hs
quite coestrred in all the generous sentiments of his
noble, Mend, and thought it was very natural and
appropriate that at the end of an European war and
the esacisoion of an European Congress English
Ministers should wish to wind up with a fiesaish
shoat the advantages of constitutional government
and the pleasure they would feel in offering good
advise I. other Stales ea the subject. We had and
the Xing et PZIDNONT and his army; we could not,
without a breech of polideil politeness, refuse to
listen to his complaints ce deny his this ape
our good oMoss. But unfortunately it was set easy
la make the Porn sad the King of NAPLIS listen
to good advice. A happy thought had. how-
ever comma to the Cieveramsts of Freese and
England. Their united representations had as
yet failed to Warm the Italian mks to miti-
gate their system of oppreedve rule. Bat, imam&
as they were known to have as grata respect
for Austria as they bad hatred and distrust of
es, we should, try to ere: the Cabinet of Vienna
tO interpose in favour of liberty; and who maid
tell but they might be aim sucemsfol than
we had been ? Language like this is bat ill-stited
to inspire malidesse is the sincerity of the dollars-
ten with which Lord PALYZISTON wound up his
spook emporia( the extent to which Frame and
Beglaad are pledged to Sardinki

Dissinu- gave worm* to the semi.
musts of the his reputable portion of his party,
whisk an, of come, utterly at mann with
nom of Lord Jona Rnsszu. and all who
love sad prigs boo institution. Thu right
boss table gostloman, while oritisisiag anon&
isgly lbs speech of the Doha member kr Lee-
dom avowed himself priestly satisfied with that of
the Purism who, he said, had in offset promised to
do nothing. And nothing, the Cannonativo loader
contended, was the very best thing to do. Asstrie,
in his estimation, woo not so bad a miler after all.
There nod to be good node in Lombardy ; whoa be
travelled there sane paring% a great deal of many
was spent is publics works; the material condition of
the inhabitants was improving; and if rho sant
'mistime would only be quiet, other things might
mond. It woo the little despots who won conti-
nually testa into cruelty by plots and nospinsiss
Ist Mr. DIIMARLI kit himself, in a fit of unwonted
condom', oompsiled to add, that if nothing ventrally
intended by the Governmont, it would be honestor
and more human to tall the halloos so.
From Lord Cirmrsoox nos loss woo elicited by
Lard Luinnumor's ossaborly appal is the House of
Pee than was *steamed from the Plll3lllll in the
Homo of Commas by Lard Join Ronal. 8o
panful, iadsod, was the Dens of the equivocal and
aammang den reties of the Focdgn fintetary
that Lord Losionowiro woo CoMitollod to mom for-
ward, led, maw the show of entlebtilli whet WE
,•olds wiliness bad said, to say for bin what be

THE EXPRESS. TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 15, 19r6.

had lift umpire& With all this suspicious
serve es the pert of Ministers, however, Lords
LiNIDOVINI sad Psuswinow have felt it WOW
eary to declare that Sardinia mast be supported by
Franco end England, spinet the meshinations of
Austria, at all hazards. We take a note of this re-
:notant admission : it is for the people of England to
hold our faltering Ministers to their word; and they
will do so, for Lord Joni( Russet and Lord
Lxxnatrarr are more reliable exponents of the sen-
timents and opinions of Englishmen—Liberals and

Mr. Mamma and Lord

Ir is impossible to exaggerate the importune, at
the present crisis, of having ministers at the Italian
courts sincere in the us of Italian independence.
Sardinia needs every support. Tammy is under the
heel of Austria. Naples is swarming with soldiers to
suppress the last signs of Insurrection. The British
ministers at these Courts, Is the representatives of the
only free and powertal government in Europe, must
either mums the prerogative of denouncing the
wrongs of the oppressed and demanding justice, or—
high-sighted tyranny must be permitted to range on
without hindrance or rebuke.

Under such circumstances, no men ever occupied
more noble positions than Lord NORMANBY now
oampiee at the Court of the GRAND DUNA and Sir
Wm. TIMPLI at the Court of Naples; no men were
ever called spot to exercise loon wisdom and bold-
ness in the vindication of the Liberal canes. It is
vain to deny that Lord NORMANDY has shown less
devotion to that cause than might have been
expected of an Englishman professing to belong to
the Liberal party. And whoa so much is expected of
him, and so mach might have been done by him,
this is a grievous fault. But in justices to
Sir WILLIAM Timms we are bound to say
that be le liable to no such damaging imputation.
His views and his conduct at Naples form an agree-
able =Wad to those of his courtly broth's-ambas-
sador. Not only are his sympathies with the cause
of Italian liberty—not only hes he supported it with
all the lidless's which belongs to him as the repre-
sentative of Great Britain, but many of thous noble-
minded rasa who have sassed persecution and
distress for their political opinions would gladly bear
witness to the power of his protecting hand.