The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-23

On the 9th the Queen reviewed the Foreign Legion II
1borneciide, and Immediately afterwards 900 men og
the German regiment were ordered to the Of
Parliament expected to close Monday the 18th,
the Queen would not prorogle the houses in person.
Nothing Of much interest had occurred in Parliament
during the week.
The Limited Liability bin was read second time in the
The Commons me bin for the creation of e. 900 900
sterling exchequer bills read third time On the
order for he third reading q he Fund BILL
Lord John Russell pursuant - intimation ne had 30
advert TO the state of Italy, proceedc ~ review the
duct Of the war, and then ad ered to the condition q
tho a,iap kingdoms. in Naples, he said the best
we're ginos in imprisonment In Tuscany the Old y-em
Of religious liberation had been exchanged for SIS
country. And, what aggravated the matter, va
that these evil were mainly in consequence oi one q the
principal sa'es Of Italythe Estates of the Church.
being IA occupation of Austrian and French troops.
ing the lope 10 30 dependent other Of those
foreign rorers this occupation continued indefinitely
the Pope rnust TO be au Independent prince and
there sotl De disturbance Of tie balance power in
Europe Was il not possible for The Ingh government
in concert sb France and Austria 10 devise some sys.
Tenn Of venfnent for the Roman Sta eonsona ut with
the int rests Of the people and with the elements OF jus
tiee' He called the attention Of the government 10
this al iec', ond he could not but think that the
Emperor Of ihe French soaid be happy TO concert
with Rng,and some system Of government which would
admit o. nc withdrawal Of the French II ops rorn Rome
Iotd rAisa-sr9S replied to Lord John Russell, aad
tire oat singing illusions 10 Lord Johns
o. condrct. viii reference TO his tRusseu'')
Remarks on tae Management 81 the war aud re
fp-ns on Which pptce should be secured. lie
(P,liners;on) reminded him that The objects Of
the wnr Rere wider than tie protection
ofTurhey. AM therefore Turkey could not decide to
The er- ofreace The protection o Turkey vas means
H. an ena; bu, behind TINT protection was The greater
question OF represing thc aping ambition q Russia
And he glad 10 that per.e Z unani'y these
points exist between the cabinets % France and tagang
Il might % sd the two nations md but cabinet ot
which half the members sat IN itris and haf Ia London
A. regarded The condition Of Italy !. subject die
Gull 70 deal With: the number Of Austrian troops IN
ii9y had not been increased, and there il Indication
that the policy 81 Austria has changed toward. the alir
Whether bus.siA will a' future time take the he'd
With the aiNs my dercnd circumstances; but he
(slmorsionl satisfied he would never take tho
fi7id aga ns. them The tapati9n q Ro-ue hy IN.
Fsfnoh tss a. least produce order and Supporting fe
4orexn troops q he vithdrr~n .he transition from bad
1osernncn. - good l. by means easy No opportu.
nifty would los. TO coiier the subject the part Of
kngisna. AMI he thought he might say the same of
trrnc.
Tho huiec' thsn dsopptG noss - he English ~ pes
consl'cr ! ord John russe'rs reInasbs inopqoriuae