New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-01

,haf.m.iority Of yea conceived that y-ur negotis-
tiops would end in pesce because xno that ~sen
body Of nen nsultiogether-a ooiy Of a-fsnt op'a
ious-~bs.-ver those opinions may Dr., AMI however
VARIOUS thew al~ays take refuge IN the con-',ztory
conviction that they ~Ji Dot De- called on 20 act.
Hear hear. believe that this Cabsne, OF COALITION
hatier.o themselves. and we're crsiaoGs 10 soer dii-
tery nat the trt meudsus ssue which they have nal
70 encounter snd which must MAKE ther days aGd
nights suxioGs which have been psrs % their lives.
Hear hear The, could never dream. for Instance,
tina. il would b. the termination Of the career OF no.
bic lord 20 carry on with Russla. ot which inst
noble lord bad been the cherished, sDt al "a - tie
spoiled child. believe that nOole lord, TAI OF me
ncs generous emotions on toe subject snd ncl'uei
the abs OF his intellect 10 dreams ~ WAX Is
called Liberalism. and he may have felt dat 1t "is
rot horars bic especially IN the company .hai hs Is
k.-png thsr the latter days Of his esninen' cae-r
should have been employed in war Nfh ku'NA
Hear. hear. hear That ,hi. AZ the true ~1 SC
knowsdg-d hy the Chancellor OF the EN.teqler, at
Manchester and by ms budgets In TINS House. Ii
has been clearly shown thst two Of you we're
never Of the opinion You were can
did enough ~ seclsre this, ana Il u prO0s-
bic taat 10 three Of you ever supposed the result
voulc Be what il has been found Ia he. ! ssd ts1t
two yeafs you ought TO have formed your policy
or ihs question You 80 not appear 10 have en-
brss.d definite object or 10 hsv- been r.siy 70
pur.ue any definite polNy. Ii you had yog would
Dot hav. told Us that obliged 80 en,-T into
winter camps'gn IA the Crsmes, Tor another mouth
would nav rend.S-c II mpregnsble. Ihls, bos-s-r,
4 90 AsLt sly MAINTAIN, EuA kut VIZ JAW
iIvo-y.c THIS connsy ia vsr win R1.sia ought 40.
20 have tai ell such course. unless they wei, pre-
psrea for ali these consequences. ~hicn TIER expe-
r.s1,e aid he.r soIIy must have Informed Sleal II.
Grltss fsev shut their eyes Niktuily . then sssi
jus new thas they have called PAriIl neot together
UNEXPECTEDLY and What object 70 them y taAt ihay
have cone everything Unexpectedly IA iais AFFAIR
They h6y, GoLe everything too t1is, And they have
shown n ever thing lnaubiiaOls -,sus 0t Varilsuco
OF opNion and uncertainty q: purpose and stsrs-
fcrr Il necessity. great fesbeusss o. execution.
IA.se az ilisv things. You doctors have arrived
after the Mel are sounded and your aurses appear
when the w"unoed have expired. These thug sre
never ,houa hi OF TIL md nGnt county Ia - soT
row call, upon you Hear hear Al last the
siOru-'he nurglcane-which nas been so long eX-
p-cttc. oN.rwheIms your navy. lbis does uct
appear 10 me tn BE- A. overchTsed P'ctire,
Tor II : founded Oh fact. Does tho House ,glak
II cousolatory that Guder such circumstance, the
lariailt OF thr country should meet 80 sf'7'i'
Psfnam. M bss been called tOgethsc sad thi' "a.
been TOO ia'e also. You prorogued fsritneht untd
toe IAN Il December >nd 80 uncertain VA Ynrr pIr-
ros. =, ,aillg'In our c0njHct. thni you a.-embad
together and advised your Sovereign - pr'rOSaa
Prri.m.n, until toe lfh of December, aud ,ct yol
have been onseG 20 Interfere vih The -'urFy an ~
al a.i of Parliament. ami can Parliament together IN
.be 18th Of thst month. I hpu'd -. T. know the
o.iriors of those gentlemen when they recon mend
th.ir >os.rciSb to prUrogue Parliament & 'he l+th
hey ne M on whom she IOrtaoei of the cOul-
tTy d,yebd, hnd VINO we naturally Suppose have
thous ht deeply on the sui ct NV. what Va %
thus Of mes who, under -uch circumstances, recon-
menGtd Her Majesty TO prongae Par. iment "a tae
l4fb Of De. emner sud then RI their Pzn.c avsll
lhemseNes OF a. AT OF PaTlan mt and call us A.
sembly together ou the nth Il r. no Orl,Ary 0cc&
siob which are crisd together, hut % = IN
perfect keeuug Win the whole conduct Of Govern
usent a.d mAkts another addition - the dialogue
wien rav, mentioned. You want t. know L1" ~
are to L- sustained ia this state of airs We are
sustaiTfd only by the indisPutsb'e her"sn oi
those English troops hear besrl nov GU
gAged H. the G. mea without the Assistance whch
The, ought 20 receive. embW ked J.. winier cam
pAign a. unn.e. .sary b. un-i.e. say sustained by
an Unlimited confidence IN the unparnll lei hefo'sm
Of our troup- sna this Is what We nave 20 CON
sole us Gndtr- will not say Gi.arirous stN1 ~ auh5',
tu, c.,ta My 6eliurGble state Of affairs IN which 40
fra ourselves lie not tn magnif cut fleets from
= Inch 50 mlcn wac ..csd II they we're only com
n and,d by true r.tor1-r, Laughter II IL h't
these uuiyscd lcei1rs, whose fteds ct daring 1--we IN
the Ieues hrsnce ut al of ~ that T. snrcl-
nate Il, menus OF e1sicing ourselves from the diiIi-
cul'ier in but ra'her. a. II would seetH,
from the sau-fsction with which Her Majesty IN
formed u ttai 10 c0ulUicli0n With the nperOr 81
the French she hid concluded treaty of ahscre
with the Emperor Of Austria from which H-r Maze,
expects important dsants.es to TIE common csIse
Now i i GeS.rablt ttAt ,he noble Lord President of
TIE Council # l.. shouli conde-cend 10 al ress as
this ettLng sh0uc Oh this subject, speak With ons
degree Of frsnkre-.. Hear near hear. W. are
s,d ia the speech from tn- throne for ass ance 10
prosecute ne great in winch Her Majesty Is an
gagged with the utmost yigor. | MAINTAIN 4 i totally
tor Us u form au estimate # the
n esns by which Her Majesty G,yrrnneut eau con-
duet the With the utmost vgor and force unless
have some ioea OF the assistance that shs to
ceive from her allies
Lord ions RESELL replied, strongly condemnng
the tone of Dsrael speech, and defending the steps
taken by the Go, erpment Austria had shown but
little slaority in uniting herself with the Allies-but
Austria was cautions power and victory or two
by 10 ker frontier would have
left open the road 20 Vienna. Austria has now ad-
yauced one step further han she has hitherto done
but has soT gohs The aeh If saying that y J,ors
fIeend ofLls g,ar ,,acs nat nIs ruth Rum she
vou.d Dc q bsfgfregt. She has only said ihst y she
should o.. At W. Ar With Russia treaty, offensive and
defensive, should, ,Dso fdcto, exist between Ansph
Eng land and France. She had likewise agreed 10
take further into confederation before the end
Of the year with respect - terms Of peace with Rus
LA lie LORD John Ru-s4ll understood the meaning
be, that France ana Er land shall propose terms
Of peac. which Austria shsd consider A. atlin the
four points bui wbich kusss shall reese then Aus
iria ~il become member Of the sll*oce offensive
and defensive. But Austria may, without breach
OF faith al tie .asf minute, reesse herself from tue
alliance.
The address was then agreed 10 unanimously, and
tie House dispersed at q o clock in the morning
In the Comu one on Wednesday evening, .hs 9Th
Lord PALxERsros brought n bIl to authorize thu
voluntary service Of militia regiments IN places
abroad. The object IN view ~as that militia regl-
rnenis might be invited 20 volunteer TO do garrison
duty IN the Medi,err mean thereby setting free re-
siuents Of the line Gibrslta Malta and The lonlan
l,lands would probably be the localities, alihsugh
circumstances might require them ~ be cen 70 the
Brtirh Provinces in North America
After brief DISCUSSION the bill was read first
tine, and next evening second time.
Nj ADDERLgY inquired whether it VA true Ehat