The Express.
London, England, 1858-06-01 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TFJEOAX__ EVENING, JUNE

Armco maid asks a sodden attack mem rgeg-I need Wit-
may that no each thing wee espremei d fiMedei
Intended to my that which wee • matter of lbee—that
within twenty •bur hours, in ocietellemoe of is AM*•
hag, servile, and disgraceful policy adopted, bat bid&
assented a temporarily lettering pompon towards the
French people and per r there was danger that
Wm might haw taken. plem MMus the two countries •
' (titer, hear.) Bat the wisdom end dignity of this country
ia the one hand, aid tee whims and magnanimity of the
French limperer, permend thee rem evil, sad the alliance
between the two enables it now as irm and as cordial as
ever. (Hear, bear Whet wee there to proms nee from
as Mg that to and taw Reinstates my
err tine QM 1 Arabi ashamed er skald at making
mai • tbehmelles► The settle bed ape the dederetion wee
=l"llred ; bat thole are weeds N whiok I
apply • maseteg• meld be easy
her as to rehellme wen that it wee 617
aims mid the toed .
this mar agalaim=the SPINS atnobbi to
Commons. (Hear.)
The nab lord its age that my aseteneet wee likely to
dist the labile aisle el this . (Mar, boar) Pet-
ite milk isimleed • mere &Beam then 'I imagine it to
bed Ad eleinent el mine, se I have vindicated It to-sight,
maid Uwe the Illgittest abet apes It. (Oh.) Whet sefecta
the
.lphis walk el the emery le • secret rad eanile policy
go phew eme tondo powerich, therefore, endnism in total *mo of
C e=er of this nation, end whed in
disappaidag that power. and baffling the wishes which it
eibeend it le eilerhi. (Cheers.) That fie a pokey which, I
dennaersiebe injurious to the public credit of the
. The liable lord has mill a ha
ONO at Castled, in respect of which he was so
%.6..
nerved and dient when be at on this side of the home.
(Mnr, ben) The sell, Med did net seem quite saddled
selde ems bode/ treed two of tar atersaysen whoa Mfr
hag needir poeitled Y nuala usselsed. (Itialsestial
thew) Y het, Bahr ad of the etakee of hinnelf sad his
eelbegnes, be mile en inolmeeme dellemmt Mrsight by
which be video* wow to the he.. end to the country
that atertuessimieymen were net freed_ by the exerdeas of
the puma peetsesint. The sells hid is wroar In tbe
sestame he node le the hews. halt mm were pie
whoa we amid is ewe—(her, tear)—and the lest
= aze Ad ea eaniag be sties arse to me-
wl& Mr. Lyme, to apply to the ge-
mming of 'Alder, and Nfueerkee en behalf of oar
eseenymen. The noble bedman thee me of them (Kr.
111....1■11 hen freed, oil wee under the on, of the
esseal. How wee he freed r Why was he heed ►
were the conditions of his freaks' P That valor-
eerie mina, rider the treatment be remind, and Is wee-
d the Neglect of the noble toed eel hie government
7a":"en)—srse anted in his reason, aid on the appliestion
Wag male by the English conaul, who behaved threegitnat
Mee* proceedings with great spud and humanity, be was
to leave hie dungeon and to enter en hospital or
faleretm• but the condition wee that the instant hie
heath ;seised he wee to rearm to hie
meet and te-take hie trial. (Hear, hear.) de r aft
Wished= of enacreseing to-eight, In new to the
cedes den hen. and horsed pettenia, these two Eng-
ine. left their guises, free end without condi-
tkne.liere.) Yet the noble Iced attempted to Mete that
en bed heed by the Mame of lie eon georment.
(Har„.
_beer.) I wfil sake so ematirea shemest slum
wide One that I elsehred there woe an attempt c=
'sae poem to excite war hawse Naples ead
The sable lewd hae Mined to the observations whisk I meth
on the sesider, but the stable lord wee unaetheeted ie may
partienbes. The shleammat that there bed beim
to embroil the two coontriee—that Italy miagliiti=
admetege of Mee unartswe attempts le wadi
war between the owe catentrio—dist the earegoesse of
that war, if it esawred, wail be ee set Europe In liessae—
tiat the eenageentne would be had N that canstitatianal
same In Stedisla In we hit we Noah Wart, we ay
term asteistisa ; and that those who in these eadetv
owe Wined they woad wire ineemwdesi lei ember-
nada. le the edetiag gevemesse, sows Waded on no
Y
debisesehe t inns,Wi (Mon N law.) This the aside lied, In his
eak peethe open= ed Wain an he
man mare that the meenres el bisr Meiny's goverment
bees bees approved of by the how, and pried with-
out dillieVad aser, bear.) The ante lord meets disposed to
MIK to the maw et s the government the
b ban prepared, bat hapWy not brought
largest, by the late govenueent— (" hear, bear," and
lea)—ei which the pent principle some to hays bon
an Wes" of Yahoo» tax. (" Hear, beer," and " Oh.")
That was esluteveledged by the late Chaseellor at the Ea-
red it that puiley the noble bard as the
=set she Trearary, might be theatiii reepeasibie. That
the noble lewd Air to ladia, and replete the ebeelifembleh
we. set awl Insisted on by the aside bed the orsabtr for
the City, that thepolicy of the lees gwasmese, as
• policy will regret to India, woo a pole, of ex-
termientea or eamening of that dierener. I an
early that • spook mode se • diner In the ante
should be wile the Woes dee mai seeipie &he
of Commons. (Hoer, beer.) Bat if any gosilenes semi
speech is • Ili an dispeneneee ewe" he at led
that it is set wink by on loped sonnwilia fe mine
the obeervense I time WiYewl ree=fiese
(" Roy bor.^ and " 010) y wore=
nth lewd mallendos, en die canstonescat el wit.
'nem (Hew Wm) The seengswes of oxidated's see
nagetros, and et vengeance wasseen ; sod I a 7 that as-
inatien, 1111110111.1111 aad wen= ens the in
licystates
of be Is the
elle= nib senilesenilenee pair the emerier porg.
That is the she went I sods to say asenuests, sad I
sold—l lean N le pat N thew bonen the whisk
neenmendi—e play of mew, d rallitges
✓ed etregget_lbrparro—deat the emenasememe ea pro-
elimeles of Len Ciento/ • wise platy beteg an or ow
slimes
awe lest egmigteggete directly illoirdl••
(11w, limr.) To that seeloomene adhere. ante
bad Wig wren wpm the queens of Freese, in • wise
of eisernins whin I have mina am all headed cm •
sissampalse ; having lasehel anthevase of the Cititen,
with •• sishasest win le mei* unloaded ; knit
touched • quentios es whin I len new
that the iafesseheedraw it Willy innierhed,
I now come to whet I barn it the mei nil ask
owe of Wm adjourned dein on the Booltighowire
inn (Laughter.) The sell. lord said I have Galled the
oppeoldes • cabal, white, brespeedve of other
be gays se taapproprite term, because the only
batmen a marl sud a party I. that the former mike Na
tarter swag of penmen I should not care to pond
nth the thelleition of the noble lard, but at the same time I
roll Alba to she my assent to his &deities of
the weed tiolmi. I always understood it to as* a
sea* emit of eeneldratces—(minfeteriel cheers, mad seise
of . Oh, he. theoppesitica)—that it maw • seeestand
ahem middy. Thermion when I anon ell end, I
sod netawn the hew that I ma set talking of any appe-
stats ft ~a die Renee of Cowmen whom whole en-
due whose serebon, whenever may is their
=me be eanniimeffle, and wilco behaviour within
meet be attended by accidents and dream-
awes which we totally discordant with the popular Idea of
• enaL (Her_, hear.) I am guile certain that I never
talked et a oiled In the Home of Commons, or need any word
by width any sembir of the House of Commons might
ecamider L we • member of that cabal. There
my be awl= of that cabal In the Home el
Otwene. r Meer, bear," and laughter.) I ma 1111111
thin in masbers el that ail whoere not member* of the
Hew of Onmene, and I peen maw the noble lord's
Wig up lbw ebeenallese tad lirinanther es the Home of
Commie Mot
I insamiled is demi", whoa nen 'OM be •
Insomeneemeb esuber el Is. wentsen. Bet I wan to
baow from ffleinehte bed whet is the nsesing of these IS- 1
rated dimenedem ef my 'pooh—whether Oh Is to be an
VMON lad what le to be the reign of it ; for I
ierwarialef lime is set fe is • Meilen (Chess.)
Division on feints flmideadda ellogneel sheers.) Bo far
as I could coiled tie wait et the mode hid (Rueeell)
ce Friday lest, the ablest et his deenewellia wee to got
the liberal piety Lt tbe_emenby t• an Inidliglide position as
emend te "
end government That me a le
mole amid enedlellend seam on the part of the
(Him, beer. If Me nulls Rehme member for ladaS
• be sypathises with the Mend
party, I thinkt=ted was *tided in ado wag N the
=.ad b • great liberal
crrith which le• le
and te eaniestin their with those held
hy the wipain of die Treasury Mew, bear.)
PSI! do not me bewanything of this cam
apply to tie ante
herd who has odiented se to-eight, beams I onset par
• thee in malomme Wing, or Waren there is -
dig me bo e,nen Ilse whin bid sad the greet
lien piny. (Men bier.) I meen Ma the diessielos an
Friday and the pewit dienika together. kir it is
only from the emeablen ehownelsee wile es both ocaniose
that I cm winelead the scope of these neveneste. I ri-
ledid innine are seem fe ens whisk es Geier
ben to the diersolor of the Ibsen egialeas held by the
node bed. The pest liberal piny In tale home ane ix
inn el vele by inn Ate at. sells lede the amber
hr the City of Leiden owl the amber Ihr Timis is
Won of that menace f (Ham' hear) The greet liberal
party are in Swear of the toed abolition of obareit.
Wes. (Rear, hoer.) Are ler Meisty's late government in
!veer of that aware? (Rear, Wer.) The great liberal
._are In Weer of the meow of the hon. member for
=aMr.leas Meg) Are ber Mejeaty's late genera-
t (bear of the sew Treadie mu of that his. meta-
hir f (Res, hoer.) AU I hew le that they cannel it on
plasin and sired grave arguasete to Innen the
*Men of the lease In swaths te IL (Beer, bear.) The
catilfibertyhtepredrat to be le re: Iderefri e 7. Were
It my peidel duty to know whet lee been
WM )
Oat mepeet try Me late government, en I men ses
that • Oa
estravagent, melibm, and Pnifints. Mimeos'
sear ham (Load chess..)The pen Hems party are in
hoer of tin pabilleity elf dasetrints. Are her
We government is Wear °fibs labially adman:os of a-
peman I' Tin.eewerwas•govenemtlnthiscountrythat
anweleed es mob reserve be of Nate es her Majesty's
lefe (Rear, bear.) The may serge agans
bee s proms goverown thmt they produced a
the cedy thilripeismainet se is that we pro-
; bag as earn say el us din
idgmePteettlidi bor. Mon awes) Then is weir
blw.Hehwl le. Idiot as tench the pin Ilberet petty hen sheen peat
the win at the aesirallw scot.
=damned that the esathise tithe ementie preeenemet
perea end nelknee. Bei whet bee hen
the ended" of the Mae weative ? It is the fret
that wen medal on • war without
of parilemen Maw, beer) Lad If I
iselt to the ether pen inn of de enesulive—tte emerelee
of petresep—is ft set neterfeee time their imerehe of pain-
age Ise outraged all the owe an spin of the coolly ?

(Caro) 'What, theirs the nee of ntshoillisPl-1
will not eiky of a cabal I will not e that any. seam-
ben of it di in this hogee—(lca what I went to
know,leptehat is the ellianing of Weed tlonei,heosuae,
es
fat ea I cam form en opinion, there as Ike 'slighted
bond of connexion or eympathy between the wigs lord
the member for Tiverton and his hies& of the
peed Word petty P (Hear, hear.) Upon emu subject
there is • total want of ty 'apathy I as/ • total
Etsdudarity of view between them is far se ma fte. A.
Iter as I am concerned, I am quite regardless wites, every
ems we are about to go into cosamidee of mph saint
ethistets sr those who expect to be Saint i~int ha to
deered es upleastion of the obseemillm / red oohs Is
ray heart 14111nniSIL (Laugher.) The groper glen I
:=Ziaprokkag
and matters of dui% • Ind anwelenehitg
el peasewar,ie • ostre in • de=1:••
which you invite peat ohms, in whisk Prime
take a po
Na.,rk Ind aemenewesunwept what has bra saseem"as
lashrtata samokly "—shi& I do not ma It ult-kbet •
isredidea is to hi sedershea. (pees)(pees)=egk o sat sin& tress criticism of my gene% ma
In legal to inn say of those who think to to arse
then, whet, I oak, snit the cone tay Walt when it
ens the thee et posisse—Htear, heer)—witen the pull° Ma-
oinewl is so haersed, whin mitre to Wishes. an so ingest
—eh* I Est, most it t al* of the amen of the aside lord
gal hb soneeigset ia theespzetion‘ la ardt thee algid
rilthearliedheetaMirdiligi eet es pathos thoy ago?. f
(Hese.) I Ina pat it to the sob* lord to curies'
his position et dilemma% with that which hs essetiel
Owes ellsarsk itaredistely after that great sod. IMF
pedal bsh derived kis sovereign and hie eamiler of
Me anwiesn el me • midair. (Laughter.) TIM oldie WI
mimed the hems mad, and justly proud, of Whig *she(
el • pin sof theterheladog opposition. Holism einve,
✓igid have Isla ths expectation, the Mini NMI we
that the asides • Led had sue grist peon . fin
=kw la °oaten* te di bra time is the odd shells a op-.
he mil la ea loran reime lower is/ glesiait
win the abbe, ef the dediales el the etinfiry. s,
hear.) hie ask dr Mons* ta, the esti kite
wean position and that wide he nessied a.. nehhe
spy I put in no claim he Ilbe endect of the paten gees*
seat* that vesper. lam rely say, as I said it lir spite
which bee been madethe subject of se mate alidelem, that
we sedelatudy, tbilipmtly, end devotedly attends/ Is fle ele
thatimaither, both) Bat I outset app. Si
pick
no her the produced this greet disuse lathe poillea
of ea armed . It is the ears of VW
which hes that the ~dent of the not=
wee not pimpled by hemp ,hick ooted wilt ins
respect. Thet I wit I ailed theta " a cabal."
What is WWI • ethel, w they he la this house or in
the other home of raiment, wieder it her In • private
hems or la ens dented ts hike et abate, la a body of
an who esedshe throlier-ret ti adman • polioy, not to
seeninsail by estr whin sad deranse asenures,
Wedeln to wla the appeal of. lesnrounity,
bet Ina hod leseilm, sod club ca'ba'na, their
statioadwebsk sheet -ad varying ialtheans—ge what Oh,
d Yr Quseth-idtasn sad "
ItstkcLearirearattaidagthst =MI an waters ens to
only "pretr Cram 1111°
(Ghee, and " Oh.") It is
this twain which made the great body al the
pride of this oountry look with amnion at
three memetemes and machinations, and won for her
114phy's goverament the antipathy of all poem= eed
Immeemdienidndia. (Cheers.) If I waisted to odium do
gennaust is if I waned to des than • hoar
matinef thee, would beg of ode hie Is condom time'
Meths. (Hem bier.) I shael he allighted if. night ease
NAVSIay shed ea re in this warm ie ben the Ole- ,
A made to my ossatituants, selemliwinl el wide do I
tend, and which I made with the dal din& that milt a
eistement required. (Hear.) I ahuid4 Vie thin Its peen
hit course, for I am quite certain Wilt milmbeeer dibillnees
of opinion there may be is this bean sad in Ikelend
between the great ormerrative tad the gnat liberal parties,
Ghee is one bond of widen between es, end that we me both
resolved in this, that net ally here .bet throughout the
ecratry we will set any *get he the tools or the victims of
we obsolete Ord esers.)
Sir G. oarst en, the right hon. gentleman having
reseed his aside teed the asseer he Tirana of is sa-
fer prosishag Is reavelsg this dieemekm, he rose to my
that his noble-triend as dm head of the late governess* ems
bound, both on his own behalf and on behalf of his colleegme,
to call an de lied boa. pause hr an explanation at the
et eadast wink be strand le
Eslishbir gollirtglheseiss be* whew asked hew efts ethen.re
he tughaelles wee tg he lead He (Ur G.
Of ay) weal/ ea haw ellsa was dr tight las. geribana to
gin Mein
Tea"
beat the the Ohm ? A"Oh,'!
all ohms.) n dinnininde el the dee hap.
=tthat wee to the rat hen* smear
it this—tbe sea whoa hate
dressed, wethi beat iffy a noes. Isomusig
tin nor wide the din has. ghenta pre as ths
aseramele altdi apse he dented at Illowift,
er dr ha* pthisma had gives two wholly opposite
of oarwpm& (" Oh," as/ " Mar, ner.") It
was • harillating smirk to ass the bass et es Homo
of Ceivansas vesturtag la his pins la pieenest le talk&
awmr=he addressed to Vs seadinsen ley
wholly inoompatible Ind imeasithat
with tea nether. (Hear, hear) The hassuntio
had been so long to that Its
Ma lain a habit of sowing knewited. It
was le be bond that what bad now Onllned weld to . a
lama to et debt hon. meta= to eh with am assilta
and aon mord to the dignity of the high who. ha WI,
wed not threw his sarcasms about as he hi . Hy tali(
assther ens, he would be more likely *,erne* • mks.
dthof fist hens. (Meas.)
abL J. PAKINOTON thought the lean weld agree with
him that the rigid hees gathers had displayed nitre
warmth of resew thefres of argunnt. (Hes =
He weadelan Ildiew bin through ails pith He
rather is puled win the waste of gales Wee. The both
=lir Imis=:Ethymi4tha=stalt admits
which tend haw is the tiaras which soporows
the With* ken the ritlieshee, were now indennling
right
=ll2 Ildnlnl4p en of the none speech of hit des
Mete, thew.)
_ll4 was ast surpriesil at ask
diredishedeo Ise he bellsoul thespese bed reeled rate
. tyarpothy sad

_ .
Iced J. BUS/ALL ail the the Chancellor of the
lachager lad mile • epee* in which be as-
ward aeik when mai was sot due, is which he
pve • vaealehel. ari Maly Pima view of public stairs,
sad oast irgatellsea an pea wits did not deserve there
—(beer, her)—aed Yen* alieseeleshleemilet the halals
of the waft la legs's* et. hie prouremak In each air-
cearirros, wham • vale amp* wag rind, they were
Mahe irk whoa was as leis al these arloresis ; and
if they arid not be imprint*, that they Posh' be reweeted.
(Hear, beer.) The right haa. palkera stated that the
erupt prepared head the osoniry eel within a few days
bat wkhk a flow hoe of war. ("Oi,ah, sad sheep) He
mid there wee • peel Piero( to blew up the lame of war
hotpot Bardhis sad Nwles, mid risk the peace
it Bumps ; that, POW of • policy of meg-
lipid and serarro, the present foreru-
nner had spied• course which would lay the freutdation
,„„,.r
atn India.e Tho
wee, se who knew how
each
Lad at ewes denied the Kt
troth orli
It. The espesPro%
W male • per implede• la the ciouatry. If that Wpm.
Gies wee herded ea hirersd it ought to be displaced, ehd
the and stalest allays laid Wire the colustry. The elate-
pat that the ovary had beervitida • hw hears of war gave
rule • pretioa. On Friday eight the right hoe. patio-
atesi wee ailed if that pruned under the late governarnt.
He replied, " It eartaialy did." (Haar, hear.) Bat that
maim in Peep WIN retie teed the Porter for Troop,
be rid dialing, Pe dew arose not under Isto bat
peer ea past poveurreat. thbesalht hoe. padosea
Peadirdi Pei the &warp hr predeses, nitre, Vpirofeen
eel deka* spirit, which wee attri to the
the FM& lIMS joetly due to bin, there Pad eel have bra
sorb • dealer. He (Load J. Rumen) did eel helm woe
word 'Me story treat brag within • few has et war.
(Hear, beer.) There wee • green anterai of forearm ea-
Wei ta Friar, prodard by the attempt es the life of the
erg, whoa the senor of Park ma with bind, bet
whoa the appal wee rade to the wieder eel gra
ders at the Pampa= by the table lard at the
heed at the harp uproar the
away. With reed to the tuba :Mt=
arhavereleg to psis • war Pepin 4.lsediala
ad Nabs, whoa he der board of it he it was a
shit haiwesa his ba hided the iamb" be ter,
pi sem ear Wielded' ; k sow appered the eahal did
see PIMP the hew* bet aspewhise else. The right he.
peakerea tell ihe pride et Bacheles PPM
poet tha iparnsmar spier tho cabal. WOlresslaLsrell
them when the old aired ? (Hear.) Did he swam to
sharp ay .1 larelp idairees nether it the wart of
her Majery ter* We • cabal spier the country to
which they wire sceredited f (Rear, bear.) If there was
ale eshal, where wag the enolit ci deliathig ? They
hid a saw version Pet erateg aka with
to the mitigated asperse rod nearacre. 71in"eti
be Ant ad the phrase be eceehisred it piped to raw
owe, ef pokey. It now apered it wee oily • hype-
*OW easkostare at the rW boa. mamas. He rid
tiokey had bra as al aoalloosika. Casineatics would
venparra, net W ea the prt KIM Beall* troops,
orthies whose property ma essliscried, wed Weir Pa-
paws woad lad to anasere. The ■eaparlea bed ben
aqielned fa a way whisk east war have serarred to eny
pima. (Her, hear.) He would apt say • low wards
with regard to what had folks bar the tight but. patron
to rehears to the late seethes. Be (Lard J. Bsealtl had
eat bed touch essaannieskaa with hie Phis dived
teireabor be Ttweetaa—(" Hear," sad a bash)
M umieraisel that eller the present
atereedled la sem the math lard's view wee GP latil=
Peet dike Mang party wit sr le beteg forward seam
Aka weal Seel to ampler then, bat to direct their albs-
Ilea Is Wm pies el porta harm* ea which they thawed
art whisk they eaZiored by imp= eriassitiede • line
teatieaty to Mob pelt ehisele ad Per plat puiro
Seek we lita efihk. whoa thedispirit alLord
_=plrales WI be
law it. he said it
f~
fedi that it would emir do for
op= ie pere Whs. After the
d=allowa
how•var, el Laid Wiliabereask • peat
Vltook plant sad they wore al eplaks
I woe no Nape asesearry to IRMO egg
=es and this led io the terulaellow whisk
bailee. gentleman was so melt elated, With roped
1 to India, there wee rather a @reap super Pore That even-

ing by the right honourable gentleman as tp, the bill
the tranatisuagovernment of India from the Bee dis
Company to crown. The present • • bad
opposed on the subject, but when they eamet.inte
offline they proposed • menus, of which he would outr say
that never wee one more generally reprobated. After a time
they abandoned it, and adopted • course which be had the
honour to suggest—via, to proceed by resolutions. Severel
of them bed been already dimmed, and there ought to be
no
dillaulty in taking the opinion of the house
on the en• or two important poise that remained,
and the amemieusta proposed the hoe. member Ar Met-
' We, and keilling en ell* the hem government
of ladle wee le be elite bee. gintlerean
saw lograir, Mates he camel posisfil kens Lord Stanley
hag es spelnted President is the Hord of Control. He
(UM J. had thee& tbe right hen. gentleman
itemelf heed been the prime meet in this matter, and wee
fay prepared to earry en Me disseaska even without the
brrof the sable hod ate mew Peednot of the Board.
erther peeress wadi new be_peolpseed to the 11th of
ha.. (The Cnurronlizon et the 12ceenotinz—No. Mon-
day next.) In this onee 160 pmereneet Mewed • little
mere Welke*. II
_premed • be be hared very mutt that
after they had mob aI SI mere pease. they would be
told It was too ken lid May would not premed with the
Let
ar s
tion of the goverment d ladle thisr session. (Hear.)
A useless
diacureica--(beriresili Me goverereset eel at ones
did they or did nee mess Se go on with thd isessure
He most ay dist behaviour did not entitle
them to mei einibbese= renesrvative principles and
iateetices. In Rear knee he bed ems cosiervative
govemmenk Mak meletied a geed demi sea wok wry now
• end, es IMkg et a very impatlent niters him-
allegit'regard to redtem—Oollesi from the ofriti°2)—
and thinking that the gauntry, viag the power n its own
bands, we. one in the end to all the reform that It
wanted, he abseld km pWml yenough slow prognr on
the part of • elinperitithe 81101111111111 t ; but when be saw
this ocessnelive opetnnent On off in sodkinkrbe red
sterts,et antelmeassidegmenlimes which reedmisioneofthe
old character eftho try piety, end at another tine=
with a haste which was like tie mere M nd
be fob se much surprised sad dead se M be were
to em the Speeker's state coach, while promedieg to Beck-
inherit Pekoe at the usual peas, all at seas maim of at the
gets e( tea or twelve miles au boor. (Laughter.) The plan
ef the government on the India Bill, with regard to the five
members of the towns was not • ooneervative measure, and
not a whig swore ;it was hardly a radical measure—it was
toe democratic for that. Such things kept him, he must my,
la a state of with regard to the present government.
Whet be saw ben. glietee departing so much from
se meek from the dignity and order
whke wee to Me peonies es the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer dill inbie /Me spunk k Enchinghaneddre—he felt
alemed bet the gesessmeetsbusid by a reckless and impa-
tient mem of .ended laanr Imps for more serious than
those incurred by any moan gosimment. (Hoer, hear.)
Mr. W HITESIDE end the mils lad who had kiwi sat
doers menet to ',prebend OM the preeent ministry were
going sometimin Isobel ski aseseknee too slow. Perhaps he
than* the !soppy nedbee would be old constitutional whig-
eme,which was the ellereeterbitio to which he himself expired.
The noble lord himself ortainly did not go too fast, for mos-
Mows be did not go et ell—(hoghter)—and sometime he
desk wie limperent es knee of legislation in such a puny
red Menke mew that others were obliged to endeavour
termed, whet wee defective in his measures If the two noble
Leda Palmettos and Lord J. Rtusell) could not ley
semslbisp in debate which we. more calculated to
the damage
t than whet they had said that eveninrt:
would ewe* to than that they should endeavour to frame
ens dikes *mess mamma which they were always pro-
mikg but lever probating.

Mr. K INGL ANA mid—The Chancellor of the Niche•
quer having stated somewhat oomplaorntly that the state-
ment of the noble lord the member for Tiverton with respect
to Bradinia wu =founded, he (Mr. Kitutlake) could smart
ca the contrary that it wee perfectly accurst.. On the 16th
el Fehenery, nearly a week beim the retirement of the tate
government, Watt ems released, not from custody, bet from
Con. On Feb. 23, that is after the vote which displaced the
mereneent, but while Lord Clarendon was still hold-
ing the seals of the Foreign-OS= Lard Clarendon wrote a
despatch pemainefor the entire liberation of Watt, on the
rind that his return to England and the company of his
mistime would be calculated to melon his mental health.
Alter the retirement of the late government the King of
Naples liberated this man. Bat bow did he liberate him f
Why, he liberated him in a meaner which exactly weed
with the &smith of Lord Clarendon. He assersth eta-
itheity that Laid Clarendon was the sure of theorisation
glees be Walt to rein to thismentry. Ile meek with roped
to WM. Atli words with mord to Perk. On the 12th
at Milt, OM his the that deg es wilt her Misty's
sidelese met Mr Nei of Cameasees, be (Mr. Kisphks)
=arid • seism the object of which waste obtain
ter With sad Park to min to this ceod7 ; and,
• Itesig whet haled to my, the China* et Be-
thpage pt op, eel, havhigegthemil • Bed hi et sy
pathy ilk these usheleemis em
be thithiV kdd the
shed *saki mid be dem (Beer.) A dies, how-
ever, mess an the es
aiged,
kes la whisk the twig et the house
es the tiled ey end pill, theed, asd
bar Minty's piing di showed a disgos lake
elms= seesseme w sire the imam et the prisms. Oa
the Nth of Mirth, six days after he (Mr. Binglake) brought
teried his motion, Lord Mtheashary wrote his stet de-
bt which braid for the Ithention of them saes. It
was • thing for this esnab7 that an amid,
properly so was made tor their liberation seems by
the lydiefn pthressest. The issinictions to Mr. Iqems
were not frenetic= to deemed with • high imed shah
link= ; they were instruede= to Inquire. Be sesseted,
themilins, that the remit of is °digit affair was ad ea
seddevist of her Mejeety's gomanmest, bet was doe te
the Imo M Oemsates.

Mr. FITZGERALD said he maintained that a very
slight Abler*** of the facts of the came would eon-
time say one in the house or out of it that it wee owing *
the steps taken by her Majesty's government that Watt
sad Park were at this moment free. Re easerted
that from the moment of their coming into office, her Me-
lesty's government bad never bed the treatment of the,. un-
fortuaate men out of their oonsideretion, and that
they were now prepared. as they had ever ' been,
to deal with this question in a manner
the honour of this country, and in sooordenewbwlda
what they considered to be due to the ared software ; and
be wee confident that their course would reelect honour upon
themselves, and prove emishotory to the country. (Chests.)
The other orders of the day were then disposed sad the
bones adjourn* at half-put 12 o'clock.

gbe Court.

OSBORNE, MAT 31.

Her Majesty and the Duchess of Kent, Prince
/Aid, Princess Mine, Princess Helena, Prince Leiningen,
sod Moos Viotor of flohatdobs, attended the morning ser-
vice at Whippingham Church yesterday.
TM Rev. G. Prather° officiated.
Prises Lsiniaps left Osborne this morning on his return
to the Csailseat.

Prince Alfred returned to Alverbank, attended by Lieut.
Cowell, H.B.

The Qua will hold a Privy Council at Saturday next at
Buckingham Palace.

VISIT Or THE QUEEN To LEEDII.—The Mayor of
Leads (Pear ralrbalrn, Esq.) announced at a meeting of the
lOWA 01111 MA of "hat borough yesterday that the Queen bad
sonweated to visit Lseds,and to open the new Towa-
Gsll. )it visit will take place about the end of
ea her route to Scotland, but the precise day is not
Mk. The Queen will, it wee sated, remain a night in
The tows-hall is satisfactorily progressing towards
=Ma= have no doubt that the inhabitants of
her Majesty with genuine and hearty
saweifisdatkwil d 1074117.
TES CHHINM AND PROFESSOR FARADAY.—Her
se snork of her appreciation of the distingiished
eispairomemts of Professor Faraday, bus pressated
lien yak anwidemes at Hampton-ootut, and, as an addl.
dead merit at hoc Majesty's favour, she hoe berm pleased to
dinpotioas that Prokapor Firaday's redden°e is to be
at bar klajesty• utpusen—fiws.
TER LATE BRIGADIER ADRIAN HOPE.—Brigadier
Gana the Hem. Adria' , of the High-
Inadixotkiese death b by telegnat, wiw. wee of the
MINIS Mile, end poplar of the yam. imam wham
giss withre the Crimea and in India boa bootaa loto pat.
sib a. He was the youngeprstemed brother el Ibi /MI el
Wiaid node to the hei wie Wu la
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la lOW With the aim( babies et ea =
ha served as captain theligh the Easy earn
1851-52-53, and received Ihe brevet rank of mairelbr
hip woken. On the aniatka of the army of the
IMAM l
in MIK Miler Hops was apilaiitod
MOD to the Whiled Stipa, etta
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at sheNA Not the other agoratitoa..22.,..a Ott *Mb al
p HMI, vbs.►
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oemelettew of tho 63rdt
_93rd, mad a yoga of Pas** anything :
width be lea to the Mier of Ladle*, est the ishseqesat
raawnimeis thin plies is • um* that sm.,' ben the English Pi
warmest appreval of his chief. Wind We bath was quarrel wit
oseesd by • Shot Swot • fiery, wee Mali hilt 0111. • die- the new tai
taste of shoot ID yards as be was Mk
equacw lt•rs PaYertows.--,lt is testiellabotr that, hay* Mao
atb,..m.of by._ have threw* whatever by the dipl
lave Into • getrdetereecoomeat tor ti• by the osarot ridw, the atuotosistigastwres to
Usk . the Vet Sap is wily MO. Oa the people. A
other thet Wes &pokey bee thing that
illiterate Wed the see others**. dm petttiewhy,the
miler eLekeetaree to Whites INT:=I, prepared people, bsl
17,1130. what, bower, • rad woweowit as DoN to rbo
dot Wie Is coesawreed—se we weiwelleil at with be r woe toe
ma do biA "Atha the I.9rdd—lfe wateurammewhalpste that "Y
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