The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-16 00:00:00

✓imiest had Emily ernigned the f tags polity of IN.'
tete rterissareto bat hie the/otos had eat with a Iwonyt
cattrahcboo. (Hew, bear) It nanied oat that the way
wane whirls the amble lord aid the is govermarnit
ostet to here taken woe that with they had
ito•liy poniard. The dictation of the rintaita
prop wet ®nut bane bees way dtheAZ to the
noverweent. Natty tied *spirted that the of the p•tensest youth betties el son- isteirfreenee, sow die
.nib • Damson of the freedom el lily. Whet nut bete
ben lbw sanwir, wed that of the .haled when
they h.sa the &obi bed deckle that WW2* et •N
except that ,tmaked MO by Sao predowneera amid he
• resins to ,hoar dryaciated sr, b Miff Issoroce
of what wow. (lbw, bowl A MOW NO Lod J.
Newell had referred ie • denotes dLot Idalieshory,
ear.wma that the priest owl the lase wrrernment hod per.
wed ibr rose Foley I. of rig white to Germay. By she
tibia Pit it maid math the Omar rime is atria
whether they would webs • war beIN of en sweet as the

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dirrnrowy of privet did& berced tin Caddideraded,
Lord ilidendbery lb ad taus aid vim. add bad advised
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Memos, accerd4y. It Ins ramble Wit th. deft&
of the Meet, einem wend han to to owned eat by • Bin
repass eyagnse, is which obi. country alight take pi.; bat
he donated what., it would be wife is the government M
do on. sa this nanny bad takes se pert la the war. (Hear,
hear) Bet it was city from the aperchy• of Lord J. Rumen,
lim C. Wood, sal o b-ra that they anielpand beteg mind
es to set se yerentors. Oar of diode mt... the right
Iftemereble gestlefeee elaraersurised as ocatteiniog lenges,.
of memo@ which wee catenated to compromiee this country.
Probably the goveramest wend eats late segoftatiose is
the same spent , If to, mediae would be aeon calculated te
...eh our preens' relatiose with ether powers. (Hese,
hear) occanytt. ho hoped the government wand
atrial adhere to the principle of soniaterveatice, at the
ease time trolly WI. Wag nut they felt to be the homey
sad the ism... ei OW owl cowry. (Hear.)
Lead J. RCSIIIILL—I art...ly thought It matte anntaa
es. to take any settee of the *pooch of the soils lord (Teed
Bk.). Ha seised te have Trented epos the motion of
whisk hs had glees ashes, .ad take,. emote the
that ho bed wadi hitter sot make ft. (A beef) the.
agn• with him la distension ; and ornately It ...quits
harm.. fur him ladelge is • sort of triumph ash Nine.
boa when he wee in reality were.; from the sold=
which he had tam sp. (Hess, hest.) He seamed le
et joy • .41 • sat 1 trims* is ewsidwbt that any
wish. which my solar hided (Lewd Pabeentes) sail I sight
hant had for fends. is Italy meld he dtaappelifted.
That may be the cam; hut I eat sem that I shall sot be
ashamed, sad I do sot think my noble bleed will seer be
aehamed, et sane' that our neon are la foveae ef henism
in any (neat. is which tree inftitstiose or be islredssed.
It to cue thing to say that you will em the post of •
onistry—that you will interfere with the mesas of • collate,,
on enter to Introduce free inatitut eta taut another country;
it is another thine to rejoice whenever thine free institutions
prosper, mad W laraeot whenever they are destroyed. (Hew,
hear) The hos. guldensos who spoke last hes referred to
Mr. Caantng. I remember that Mr. Canning spoke in this
house cm the subject of the great levesige of Spain. The
Spaniards had eetabliabed free institutions ha that country;
the Forsch had forbid them, and we. invading Spain to pm
Aiwa those free inatitutitss. Mr. Cashing then declared
that the policy of this county was neutrality; at the same
trine he did not Imitate to my that Ms wishes sin that the
Sp.ients might be aucceseful in ruining that laieefersem.
(Hen ) Mr. Cassie, did not post all beyond the line which
a minister meat now., la thee expressing hie wishes, at the
sem • time 'hat be declared the pokey which the government
would follow. The right hen genueman has relined to the
soaduct of the lot. gonratnent. lam very glad that Lord
Echo hoe not made it s for the home to disease that
conduct. I em ready to boiieve that they were all along
eadmvounag, to the utmost, with impertiality sad with
ears, to preserve • neutral position, and ta provost the evils
of war. Ash I ntreetabir teat when there wart a question
then Lord M.duarebary going to • cooper, I said that
there would be anther ability nor inch...sea his part to
Wag that tonere.. a happy tertneatiia; when the penes
had been produced, I end , hat It was but fair to pees... that
ever) titles In theca papers wand b. favourable to the party
In pewee, sad ovoid make out so cue spasat their impair-
Unity. But if no had had to go tato all the particulate ef
their coeds., there would have ban point. on which I
should have mid that they had not takes the view whit.
is my opteftes sea moat likely to lead to a satisim
Mew, ',penally is the begien.ng of those dietissektescbZ
Frdare what I thin! much ought have beam hose that was
left nodose. But him glad not to hays to mike We that
diaruonon sow. Bat M. Foaterald thinks It, with the
very li tie knowledge of the entnet which he panessese, sad
tha lode which I bays thought it cceistatent with my duty
to oltselo., to had Melt with the prefest government for the
coarse which they have pursue!. He refers to an lastest*
in wh eh I was blamed law adirisiag Prussia sot to interim,
se I. thuiebt permfterelly. is the war, sot to place hers&
in lb. took. of the belliesnata. Ie few, to that I quoted
• dupetca of Lewd Mules. ebony's, in which he and the
etrotegesi terns to the ear. tffeet, tallag Prussia shot her
sown would be revegeek sad that he could give her so mein
tatce. (1ime,...) Teat dengue\ wee sot duly seat to
or ministers et the Hermes wane, hat it was aim .anneal.
ceded to the misiatere of the Chinas coats residest Mrs;
it that those cowls might have fell usiosiontos of the sone
lent'. fir.. Ido sot dun that the advice whkh the late
sad the retest invents, at gave to Prgaga, to mender well
ane to pause Mt. the made herself a belligerent, had an
ellen la peodociag that moderate. sod as I think wide, course
which Profsia has persoed. I belays that her refralaiag
hum ...nag at owe Into the ma of war did mad
eery greatly to circumvent* the @phase of
hoeal-
i Had she at mom catered iato the war Olk 1111

mead awl tW err via-swam- Sias it Mier* it Its dif-
elt to iity le whet .1-el the war milk( have been car-
ried, or at eh* motel paws might Wino bees *tamed. I
have received a leiter thus very day hoes Na+lh, to whieh
It ie mid that Ilapl-e was no, disposed to enter into the
wee, bet that if Iteetue and Germany had ions. d is
it, it we proliebto that public opinion is Napes
er mid have bees to ern* that the resent would
hew bees sash* t. *hue from .17 haw
• pre la the Imetilmies. believe err whale d
Italy end the whale *Overmany woe* hese bete draws hoe
lb. wee. I mfals• very mud that pease Is resewed.
(Chem.) The bee. patinae* pp diet It le a prides
*intim we set is. timid take my pre la • eispere
with the terms el the pees. Tbet Is • et the et.
meet Isperemee—it le • eusetlett. I thud. Is mike every
ore It Sump se holt with .artery. (Ron, bey.) 1
seihnlma QM the improve of Prow sad Aherne ere
set 01016•117 8064 ups the attbjeet. At a eeeste, the
writes le use before we la • seeps to madam tee peemtree
to feriae epos it. It appears te on that the Iniessee of
lbelesd svelte to be seed—if it le seed at en es Oki eibjeet
—to rose. to the pew, to Umpire* my Meg d pee., if It
to puottl• toe so to improve ft, and at all mete to see that
them le sothlog in or contact which might lead to
our abandosizi that antral sad Impartial pathos
for which the has. gentlemen takes reedit to the
NI. Rt.'s tom at. Poe my ova pert, I totem (bat the votia
tossers 1 4 that pantie Is la ammilaisee with the neiversal
oplaeve .1 the people of this country (Itaar, hear.) The*
inn **what throes for oat maistainieg that posithe.
*stored myself, to opatlitag to ay comattersts, to meta the
ease of both the belligerth* end to *spiels why I theseht
that wither of thine wee *with d to the troistamett of this
reentry. I een sorry se say it 'lath weed to see hat the
Emperor or Frartes guise rote Italy was sot likely to ormeo-
Mire the I.levrtes of that smithy. or—;the nreiateder of the
sable torn. sweetie was Let, owing to the extremely low
toes be whivh be spoke, owl tbete were Mee of " Nprk
sp ) I bow* the tans appreleenalone .till ; bet, at the same
trek It is trithe.ible to lay down say peritoular rule before-
head for oar gateau. is the negotimioete. Teo
his. it seems& taloa riot credit to filmsetf for
what the Iwo government did. 1 as se disposed
to deny or dimple the. neatest; and certainly I con rely thy,
is regard no the reelette jam:huh diet we are bommd —if ere
ere Gelled epee, with the whole of binge. to scim-id.r any
trey.. pate white any be note -sot to per ivieste in thy
Moly a pima white is set essferiastle to tom n'ttioss of en
brew. the and freedom et the cautery. (Cheese.)
le is with • mews. the lattermost:a of 'het direi,y that ere
.held he Opeetil I. set. I will ray sedge; were et pawn..
ea
Ohio eabiset. It le wall the, the .obis lont's swum bag
ma tom wader digessiao. Whoa or ems eiadoct it Wa-
rped. I shell be peeketty reedy sad happy to alf ,rd every
aplesauss. (Raw )
CRIMEA MILITARY ASYLUM.

Otrfal UPTON onfled attention to the feet th►t a cosel-
thmble gerldes of rho bailbega of the final Military Aaye
ham at Chelsea bed been divetted from the °original ohret,
sod .1;4 lb detest., Weir length, it eena hat inientios
to Neter@ three buildings to lb♦ peewees for which they erne
designed. There neve nonaerour a; p'ieeiloss for the Aside
sloe ui srphsaa to the eaylore, sod the en orenrodati n was
aptLy S. 155.00 suit eat.
SOLDIP.RS' BELTS.

Mr. GRIFFITH renewal le ilia k, queer daemon which
Ind °maned .1 late at medlar. slam deny at,erlunc the
rides awl °lb.,. .nth their SOl.ll. The pat. macianwe.
P. dread. ..r1 la- had over awl ever spin celled the atten-
dee et slia anthael ice to this w•tter, hes without •Let. Re
herd that ihe &crater, ler War would name wean laquuy
M he dude.