The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-22

On the 9h the Queen reviewed tho Foreign legion AZ
ShoIneclifc, and Immediately afterwards 600 men Of
the German regiment ordered to the seat cf
Parliament expected 70 Monday, the 18th.
the Queen would not rrorogue tho houses in person
Nothing Of much interest has occurred ia Parliament
during the week
The limited liability bill vas read second time IN the
House of Lords.
In The Commons the bill foe creation Of c7, ,ooo, 900
sterling cxchcqucr bills read third time. On tho
order for the third reading If the Consolidated Fund lin
Lord John Russell pursuant TO imitation he lad given
advert to the state Of Italy proceeded to review the
duct OF the war and then adrcred tho condition Of
the italian kingdoms. In Naples he said The beat men
we're pining Ia imprisonment In Tuscany the Oh system
of religious liberation had been exchanged for sys
tcm of persecution which s disgrace to the
country. And what aggravated the matter was
that these evils mainly In consequence u Of the
principal states of Itoy-tlc birtes Of the Church,
being in occupation Of Austrian aud French troops
ing the Pope to be dependent other ~ those
foreign powers. Hts occaoaiion continued Indefinitely
the Pore must cease To be an Independent prince nj
there would De disturbance OF the balance of power Ia
EuroIc. Was II not possible or the English government
IN concert With France aud Austria 10 devise sys
a government for the Roman States consonani wh
the Of the people and with the eemonts ius
,is e called the attention Of The government o this
subject and he could not but think that
the Emperor - the French would be happy q concert
with England system d government which would
admit n the withdrawal ~ the irench troops from Rome
Lord Plisutsyos replied 10 Lord John Russell and
threp ont singing ausious TO Lord John. recent
course of conduct. With reference 10 bi. tRussos -
femafka on the management Of the war and the
terms On which peace should hc secured lie
Ualmorstonb reminded him that the objects o.
the war were wider than the mere protection
of Turkey, and therefore Turkey could decide
the terms of peace. The protection II Turkey
to m end but behind ,hnt protection the create
queaioc of Expressing the graring ambition Of Rnsan
Andhe glad 10 say that perfect unanimity hcse
points EXISTS between The cabinets o France and England
II might Le sail the two nations bad but cabinet
which half the members sat in Paris and half in London
As regarded the condition OF Italy II subject dn
cult Ia deal with; the number 81 Austrian troops In
Italy had not been increased, and there indication
that the policy of Austria has changed towards the a
Whether Austria WILL at future tisue, take the Hed
with the allies may depend circumstances; bot he
U'almcrstnnD was satisfied she wonli take The
field against them. The occupation Of Rome BY tho
French has AZ least produced order and suppong the
foreign troops H. b. withdrawn, the transition from bs
government ~ good + is means easy No opPortu.
ny would be lost consider the sabioc, tho pa Df
England aud he thought h. might say the saine .,
france.
The subject then dropped. Most ~ The Fngli, p, 9cr.
cansidoI Cord John Russeifs remark iropfoftunc