New-York tribune., 1841-09-17
Tn. vote was then taken aud de-

For he Address, 100
Amendment = too
Majority for tie Tories -------.---12
Tho Lords then adjourned Friday.
l., the House Of Commons, the Address in echo
2, he Greens Speech was moved By NJ. Mark
Philips in q strong Speech, briefly seconded b.
Nr. John D1ndas. Mr.. 5. Wo!tley (the new Tor
Member from the grea. West Riding OF Yorkshire,
vho turned out Lord AIorpe.h) rose IL opposition
and spoke powerfully, contendng that the Miaster,
mad forfeited the confidence OF the Country. II,
concluded Is rroyiag the following amendment:
That the House begged most hu.n5ly TO repre-
sent 70 her Majesty TIA; ihey observed, with great
:onccra, that the public expenditure OF the Country
Tor seyer-.I successive years had exceeded the
nuul income ard begged 10 assure her Majesty
that they ageed TO the necessity of adopting some
mea. urcs for he purpose Of remsdying 80 great
evil: but in deciding on the course which il would
De advisable 70 pursue especially win respect 70
the laws relating to trade and commerce, IL would
De their earucst desire to promote the welfare and
consul, the interests OF all classes OF her Majestys
subjects Tia; ,:!ey deemed it their duty. however,
To state 20 her Majesty that II was essential to the
satisfactory result Of their deliberations n tins and
IN al other concerns, that hcr Males'ys Govern
meat should possess the confidence OF that House
and OF tho Country, and humoly to represent that
that confidence not reposed Ia her Alajest!'s
present advisers. To assure her Majesty that in
he gracious expression OF her Majestys sympathy
With the dstrcssas Of tie suffering poor, which tina;
House recognised as additional proof OF the ten
deress win which her MAJESTY regarded them, and
also tia; the House cordially joined in her Majesty
p1aver that all thcir deliberations might tend 10 the
happiness flhe people.
Lord Bruce seconded the amendment: in brief
Speech. Nj Laboucherc followed in brilliant
and admirable defence of the Wing Ministry. Sir
Charles Napier spoke on the same side; Nh
D'Israel and Lord Pollington in favor of the
Amendment Mr. RoabucI, made a strong Radical
Speech, blaming the Ministers some, the Tories
more and ustifyng tie conduct of this Country in
the casc Of Mcleod. The debate was adjourned.
On Wednesday, the debate was continued through
the day by ,lessrs. Ewart, Ward, P. NJ. Stewart,
5. Crawford, Golden Brotherton. II. Grafton, Has
tie, Dr. Bowring and Lord VORTEX for the Address,
and 5y Capt. Hamilton and Mr.. Boi!y for the
amendment. At midnight, TIE discussion was
again adjourned.
On Thursday, The debaters we're Mcssrs Gibson,
5. O'Brien Powell, Turner, c. +. Raring and Woi,-
lev (WAigs.) ard Lord sandon. Col SbthOrpe.
Messrs. Bssthwick E,cott and Goulburn, (rorie'.)
No question again.
o. Friday, .be deba;ers we're Messrs. G. Rcnnie,
Wallace Hindey, Wisnes Howes, ". J. O'Con-
nell! viliiers, D. O'Connc and Lord John Russell
ior the Address. and By Mir. r. ". Mines. CHE
ooe,,) Capt; Poikil, Lord +. Egcrton and Sir Rob
ert Peel for the amendment OConnell was dread
fully severe on the Tories, and Sir Rober; Peel re-
Piled with equa pungcncy, remarking that the Asi-
tator had abused the Wings more than hc nov
abused the Tories Lord John Russell! closed the
debate IN brief and manly speech defending the
ro!cy o: his Government, condemning the sliding
scale OF the Corn-Law., approving tho vote Of No
Confidence a, proper means Of turning out de-
loatel Ministry and appealing to the party about to
come into power to use i, for the interest of Liberty
and the good OF the millions of mankind.
The House then at d O'Clock, y. NJ. divided
and the result was
For the Address. 2og
" &" Amendment OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 800
Maiority for the Tories 81
Absent. ) Conservatives il Wings.
So the triumph of the Tories is complete
On Saturday. few Wings and ony oae of the
Ministers appeared. Mir. S. Crawford moved
further amendment to the Address in favor Of an
extension of the Right of Suffrage. Rejected: 2S3
20 80. Sir Robert Peel then moved an adjourn
men, 10 Monday, which prevailed.
RESIGNATION OF MINISTERS.
On Monday, on the opening of the House of
Lords Lord MELBOURNE rose amid profound
silence, aud said
.My Lord. it now becomes my duty TO acquaint
vonr lorcships. that in consequence OF the vote
come to bv the other House OF Parliament on
Saturday morning. which was precisely similar IN
terms to tina, come 10 by your lordships At an
earlier period Of the week, /, ON the part OF my
colleagues anA myself. have rendered 10 Her Ma
ies,y the resignation OF the Offices we hs!d. and
which resignation Her Majesty has been graciousiy
pleased 10 accept; and we continue to hold
those Offices only until Que successors are ap-
pointed.
In the House of Commons, LORD JoHN Res
SELL made similar announcement IN much
longer and esqutnt speech. The following Is It's
mos; important passage
1t has pleased The HouSe al Oain!Ho'.S' .?
large majority, 10 address her Malesty stating 'hat
her Majesty ministers did not ENJOY us confidence
Sir. this decision lei, Us other part 10 peftrrm
but 10 resign the Offices we had the honor 20 mold
VIII no. now advert TO any thing likely to prolong
discussion on the pas; further than to
say ina, IN all that we have done We acted from
on. coaviction of our du,y Sovereign and ouT
persuasion of the utility aud necessity OF the meas
ugcs which we have thus ProPounded, as wei! as