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London, England, 1857-02-13 00:00:00

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LONDON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13.

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Ix oonsemaense of tir absorption of space by the
mores of proeeedinp i. parliament, the Proprietors
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Feb. 14.

IT is not intended to send out any troops from
England to Penis. This announcement we make
with the most entire =Mena that it will be found
to be affect. We believe we may add, that the
hove &beady at Bash re will not advance into the
interior, and that every effort is being made to bring
&bent a peso. The MUSKAT andr, we an awned,
germs we serious pert al the negotiation which are
es at Perim by Frau= lame and Lord
uv ; and there is at present every lama to
kr that them negotiations will terminate In the
n•estabWhment of amicable relations between the
English and Persian Governments. We h►ve also
good grenade for believing that no troop* are to be
sent from England to China.

We have we desk that these paella prospects will
be entemplated with pleasure by the Swilish pub-
lic, who ban looked forward with coraiderable us-

If•labial to a war in a distant and sheen unknown
easatry—a war resstseties which they band it ha-
possible to bra any but the meet atm comjecteres as
to its magnitode and poseible duration. Bet though, in
no far so the Pinion war is eceesened, we may els-
lOW eerssives in a peat meson grate peer la
pswr, it is still to be wished that Pediment Amid
woke it the subject of a sere nowt sad compre-
lhensivediseessioa than ata be evaded ban a were

party Wiwi& in Committee me; Nome item of the
Estimates. mu devise is prompted by a peculiarity
b the elhareeter of the P 1124111, to which we ad-
vent in so hostile spirit, but simply u a het which
the Legislature will do well to beer in mind in all its
dealings with him. We allude to Lord Ewers-

error'sexesolive and notorious reluctance to submit
any pert of his Foreign Policy to Parlismentary in-
mitigation. This reluctance does not appear to have
its origin in any desire to shroud his policy in mys.
tery, or to shrink from the judgment of the public; far
we have repeatedly seen Lad PALWIRSTON—sa he did
net keg ago at Manchester—frankly communicate
his intentions to the whole inhabitants of a large and
Portions city. It is not so much that Lord Par szo.-
BROX objects to let all the world know, ce express
their opinion of his conduct, as that he is impatient
of the trouble of obtaining by argament or per-
suasion the radian for what he proposes to under.
take, of any body that rosy have the power to impose
a cheek or restraint upon his actions. He would
rather can the risk of incurring men's censure far
what he has done, than take the pains to convince
them beforehand of the propriety of what he is
about to do. This is • tank incident to brays and
generous dispositions. It is a fault which herniates
no grounds for wishing to dispense with Lord PAL.
intances services as a statesman, but simply for
taking good care ca all occasions that he dote not
precipitate the country into any course of action with-
out meiesnly consulting the representatives of the
nation in Parliament.

tt Oa, rza," says Sir ROBM PEEL ; it'. all re.
fatly right, old fellow—don't gin yourself any no
aseeessry trouble—l did say all I was reparlei ten
but. said at Staley; but really there's Wag in
it. I certainly called Count DE Mow' the gamin*
gambler in Europe ; but the thing is so true that
his nest intimate acquaintances might lave said the
mane. And don't you see, 81431,011. D for I
know you're a brick, although you have been sat
up to badger me with this absent rostra—
that there's no dialwence whatever between telling
a fellow to hie face what everybody tams, and
getting on cas's legs to say the ante thing in a
public lecture P A red-tapist, like my near FLED.,
Welt take another view et it. bet between you and
I and the House of CoINIMII that's all &NA, you
knew. Thee, rto that Ramis. swell the Grand
Duke Coarrunnia. I esettinly did point eat the
absurdity et soling him a freak and opealwarted
sailor, bet then you know it really is aboard, and et
erne ia a Piekwiekian—l beg pardon, a paths.
insatary sers—l only meant that the GIRARD Doss
trick et a Prince—that he had gnat
ei Lied sad all that sort et thiog—that

was as' a elempb warm lad ''s am sfi
ability, ma m lIMIL As Mlle Prises ss
Dona, I metalelly all say that Ala mas as stiff snd
starched as the kffil denten UMWINNI—or some-
thing (f Wt set I dm%
d=r the
liezoti
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musk mile. AR I know le,l milks pis Lusk
about it, but I Jeremy the gnus sams we all
right. la* know I anal as ens" sai really
said aegis which lid me have gnasseded from 1
this mist SiniOt4usi susitor of thb beau—aye,
even fretareybeatbse Fun. there. I stay attempted
to paint a femlloht airy sketches—to Mid the mirror
up to nature-4i milsk the living mamas as they
fly, he. At tie nos Miso, if any eli those diplo-
, matic swells are saisqed. I beg, d sense, to offer
the moat ample enmeshes of regret:lBm.
Such in substance is the mode in which the lively
young Lord of the Admiralty apologises in the Bri-
tish House of Commons for the saturnalia of Batley.
What can be more frank and satisfactory? Can Mr.
Btu. desire anything more? Can the foreign mag-
mates be otherwise than infinitely gratified by an
aneende honorable so exquisitely in keeping with
ae original canoe?
No sooner bad the lively lecturer of Staley sat
dawn than the evergreen Pim= got up. "By the
bye, u to that Convention affair, he had jut a
slight explanation to make. He had stated
the other night that the Convention had not been
signed, and, at the time, he believed what he said.
There was, however, a trifling error inhis statement.
In point of fact, the unmake Aadbeen signed. Not
that it made any difference, bat such was the fact."
Of course this brought Mr. DIBIAILI at once to his
legs. "He had been right throughout—the instru-
ment referred to was not simply a Convention but a
Treaty ; it had not only been signed, it bad been
extensively acted upon; it was, as he had described
it, a secret treaty between France and Austria, the
object of which was to guarantee the Italian pro-
vinces of Austria." " Wrong again," rejoins the ado-
mitable Pummurrox, "utterly wrong. ACssissllss,
though signed, is not a Treaty. This ossessliss wan
never to take effect till Austria jailed m in active
operations against Russia. She never Al se, and
the convention therefore, though olossi. was
inquisitive. You say we instigated it : sameereedid,
stad. la spite of your ramming mannee—elilarrs,
sindirwhers, inedgreat coltibsios.)—livrith, you
kiss Ws utterly misinformed as to yaw facts.
lbw sow was a treaty—sm4 • demi osaiso-
Ihs—sdloit sever has had, sisissoundll mss, say
sgsmtiss.",
This, Mr. Sou, isn't that satisfactory? Don't
sus Issi. supsisil Sir, AM you have got thoroughly
le as beam it that masa Are you not quite
morsibuilliall yaw Wing brow is perfectly safe
is as Ispilse trim* silks ilinietcr u Pun Ea-
mon, awl NA • Tai se is Admiralty as Sir
ROBERT Prat. I' Dam sit per saliva sagacity
teach you that the espimallea et Ile Italian mys-
tery by the use, is to tit M la eillaeltey and
almost u dignified as the apology fez the Saitley
:discretion by the other!

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