The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

A.alu . DoxQ1oY GnlUmntneD6s j
ses The great and humane Lord Raglan, slan
ssred and psrsecaed epes % Ae very veyge9 e0raue
~ thefor ths. can feel no siss.tlsf.eti,n and no
NJ Ssd to balance my potcal account With my c.ium
sa.ssrs could say to them that have besn aDs to
IrAu.ots by measures which have adopted, the
Welfare and advantage tho liberty and prosperity Of my
sosntry; and IN dong 20 have met with many warmly
nature a. noble that Of any men who hare ever
Ahsn part in public Me-and have this satiafSetion:
.aistalss may have made, have always endeavored
- satisfy those friends and my Coincidence and,
SsSit Il which have arrived even II that resut shoud
- forever exclude from voce In the manage
sss q AFFAIR." wSa ~. sns,sio,s may % the re-
have desire that II should be postponed and am
most willing that he should have the fun opportunity
sessssry support Of tho v.ews which he snsrtains
10 these observations, sir, can only add that am
satshed to abide by the decision Of the House. Hsar,
Ne noble lord concluded BY moving that the orders
1t The day be postponed
Bslwer immediately rose. The celebrated author Of
'PeIham" win disappoint spectator for the frst few
nsasA1. He has too much action; he gestlculstes,
essss his arms then thumps with his asts; in fact he
Aas seod deal Of physical and mental energy in play
~ The time. He ia thunderstorm indlvlduahzed-
Dess a. wen Is briancy, with an occasional thunder
Selt whilst first rate orator is the embodiment Of the
sssyic fluid, which sends silently ccnvition to the
Asasey along the wen utored smooth wires Of eoquenoe
xas ssncernsd but failed when no attacked The Of
Ne ministry. necessary for him to speak, TO vim
xcass his motion but it scsDg q dead lion. His
s,sssh well worth perusal. The pta Of his attack
contained in this extract from his speech
Wen, this statasman Lord John) 10 sent to Vienna;
appaYn ny be fails in bis ooJec. Hs returns. Vague
xus pcons creep that ne Inclined to peace
tAs ters proposed b. Austria An occasion oscars to
ahpei con6r those suspcions The noble iord rses
makes a speech TO die pei theDto vnoicate the
dsss net sp.ak of any Austrian propositions them
81 proposals which embody the main principle 0.
navsl counterpoise. that We have sincs learat she
AUSTRIAN proportions cp so er mad sss
made in which my right honorable friend (sbe member
for Oxford scenes to zee security namsy, to
epa-sd 70 enab her TO cal the feets OF aiies 10
hsr ssristance, own I can see put very little aud
proceeded rinmphantly 10 argue for the absolute
sesaity of limiting the force OF Russia in the Black Ss
- denounced The aes o. guarding against that sorcs
Powers might station 10 thcss waters, aud he pointed
sut the eostly and prspoteous folly of being there
70 use nis oea words, perpetuaIy defending furkey
proposals then locked within hs breas) and, finally
Ssiippis in which Demosthsn-s inAsusd his couaery
ssainst Macscon by duating The corruption which
which thrsatsnsd every oivili1sd stats '' TSs
sgeseh was iapradsat BY an extrayag.nce Of
% 'Isn as II aspa " ,as
aravaganee for the SAKE OF its high spirit. .:Here
re sa,d st last ia one man throughly 10 earnest for
The Way (Chserg.) Suddenly the Austrian htnistor
pzecatnas 10 Europs that this very statesman had not
s.y inclined to peace which ne bad appsarsd to us
nSon to bach certain terms ior that peace In the C4o
Aet With al his power The thna seemed Incredible;
d ana he ssen Rises confirms tbs sts S and In
towns she House that he had brought sack Propositions
Of pace which he did consrien tiously recommend %
kksU TO end the var with honor to tho Allied Powers
and terms aated to aozu security for tbs future
asd that thus thinking peace both possible aud honor
aFy brought before this Eouss while the peace in ques
en wss being actively discussed hy the Cabinet aoase
Che station ts took from the favor Of his aoyerego,
md the confidence the people placed in his honesty
sAd truth, spa joined with his colleagues to
VA war ths. he eee1aea no lopser nscessary,
and 10 dsdsin the that he himself recommended
Bulvsr followed by Bouverie, who, after first do
aging that he had notified Lord John tina. groa
number Of his friends wouE vote against him. concluded
sAidst the general hilarity that he hAd done SO.
Pamerston then took up tie cudgela for the govern
ssens stated that Buiwer Qo potter language, but t.
the efsct) either Liar fool, and hit aeou
him right and loft
This reused the author Of Coningsby, tDsraeh,) VII
made sashing ironicsl speech. In fact, It was sor
81 (xsntaD pugIstic encounter between him and Psi
Dersson. An regards Panerston's coarse lsugusge
DkrseH amidst immense cheering, said
ks not fitting tbs the noble lord should rise and a.
ssnpt TO stop discussion by Language addressed to
len. friend. which viii not an unparanse ntayy
spihet TO describe, bus certainly language which
sxpested from is not only the leader OF the
House Of Commonswnioh Is accident Of ID
skc a gentleman. (ioug continued chseriug.)
Roeb~ch, who're motion OF impe eminent Of this min
stry comes to night Immediately followed Disraali
80 was cncs or twice interrupted in his spsesh by
BAmerston jumping up to contradict him, and broush.
big gus asain3t the government.
Mr. Roebuck said Lord John RuAsel, ed the House
adopt an opinion which gave Lord faimerson large
b particular way. He had practsea a deceit upou
lin, and Lord Pamerston had concurred 10 it. Hs
vautsd to know the traitors In the Cabinet Lord
John had not IN his opinion duty " the
10 the country, and to his own honor.
Sr g Grey, VINO hsd been named ~ Mr.. Eoeouek; Co
shadow Of ground Ths papsrs before the House
showed he sad what bal been the opinion OF the Cab
nsS On the subject OF the proposition of Austra end
Dsnber ef the Cabinet, he bound by that optnon
ne government had come to the unanimous conclusion
ton should be rejected and the despa.h Of Iori Ga
Ssnjon WAS communicated 70 every memteY OF the Cao
NJ. Giaastons Observed, it was plain tha.. az The
Reuse had debated the subject OF the negotiations Nth
most mpsrect information, there must be an early op
pcYturity given Tor returning TO H. TIE Papers
which was desirable that ths government should o.
papers to made the foundation Of dssats and
dsessssn. He pointed out various other matters in
which explanation was needed, pressing doutt whe
me- the government had observed the seia.ors they
svsd 70 the House.
Ihe wouon Tor postpcnog tue ordegs OF the day ~!
astsy the notice Of motion given by Sir b. Lyttou was
bsn Withdrawn, and the House proceeded TO tho order
81 the day.
30 sxds the political career Of Lord john Russell,
has, Phnnix Ike, he as ain rses from his ashes.
do not think Roebueks motion will lad TO anysins
lord John las been sacrificed 70 sppesse public opinion
and The present ministry will remain In The new Min
hsss Of the Colonies has not yet been named. Auon
- candidate think Sir W Melss~crsn has chance
Ne eorresoondence which passed between I4or,
Clarendon snd the Britsh Pienipctsntaries, at til,
vknna Conferences, has been made public. II Is verJ
sseditabis 10 Lord Clarendon. Austria has also do
sArsd her position IN the whole affair 70 the Diet sh.
declares that she st atherss to the principle Of ts
Non o. prspondsrsncs Of Russia but did not think SIN
was bound 70 60 to war with Russia m interprsta