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

the House mae; hear With plexzre th; treaties hsA
bren concluded which wogii draw closer the bonds
With the United Stats He then entered 3; length on
the subject Of IN war gave running con n-n'Ny
on the primo pa Incidents that have occurred shi -
pecisly defended he Baltic dee; from TIE cn.'se u
hs.ing been useless
M LrvIsos GOWN briefly seconded the adire-s
Io hi. opinion tie conduct OF the Government had
been bold resO. ate, and Judiclou..
srJ. PAkISOToy, as present leader of the Zen
.ervative opposition. sddres-ed the Hou-e' severely
cr;,iesry te aets q the Government. He went over
II. ZANE ground the Ex OF Derby. bat With la1ra
le-s ability.
s,r RonrRT PEEL replied TO ST. J. Pakington.
HI. Peel- ,peeoh Wa chiefly remarkable for the
foIlo~ug elegant extract: " | went the other day
TO hear Eos.uih and, ttosgh -e we're Just entering
into q treaty with Austria, that iniiglduai, ~.o ~u
glad 10 find shelter Ia this country against the
storms IL h.s own was mss, violent n his soa'e u
the sovereign Of Austria and tod Us that We nsf
more need Of Poland than Poland sad Of ds We
might very well depse al this trish 10 time o. peacs
but in TIM. Of var was serious question whether
foreigner should DC permitted tnus 10 n'aI those
WHO are Ia slliaI with victor Ego ai-o n-id
forth on the came Occaslon az Je-sey. That inEvld
IA had a s.st 81 pers",I quarrel with the oi-tln-
cuIaheo perion.ge whom the people OF France bad
chosen for their sovereign snd ~ told the people OF
Jersey that our alliance with ite French EmQeror
Wa moral degradation 10 England. What IS 81
kind was 10 be addressed ~ the Tag i'h people By
foreigners Who hHd -ais a-y iun IA tbs cpuo,ry
would appeal 10 the Home Secretary stetuer s"me
possible step csLnot be taken to put stop 70 II
pause here sued in the debate snd h- Gov
eminent, anil another Of their Orttors should be sent
for, ret up
M II. HERBERT to speak against time. Mr.. Her
bert went into oil the incidents Of the .e,a!s,
and spoke for some hours in defense u government.
NJ -. n. ,,.I \.
aware Of the immensely Of the in ~aich IN Is
engaged. Next season kussis could Silng 2Do,y)o
men into the Crrnea IL characterized tl,- -pArpg
of Odessa a. absurd. Would me kussSns spare Law
erpooll And further he ~ouis not mention names,
but Government knows that there are men ~ ne hett
Of Departments who are, # not incompetent, II east
incapable of doing the work required OF them. II
any private establishment attempted ~ csrr' on bush
ness IN the manner Government doe-, it ~Duld -e-iy
become bankrupt. The treaty with Austria &c con
sdered ~ iite better til Al ~a.ts P,per.
Col. DrSsT made some observerIons tcn.ing t.
show that the ~ had Rot been carried On ~ith SUI
fcent skIi and energy.
M DIsRALLI concluded the proceedings by
brilliant oratorical display, in which he commented
strongly 90 the ndecifon snd delay that had charac-
teriz.d the whole management Il the eastern qdes-
ton IL totally impossible for the House % iorr
any opinion az TO the treaty with Austria. until Minis.
,qiyooal sl.os. With respsct 20 the alliance with
France it was altogether in ditf"re,' spirit that
asJ &c IL honest and sincere one precious gene
rous cordial AID sincere. Ii Is generous, when We
remember the SiupcreHye tone ,n which the Z m
perez Of the French was spoken of little time 40.
He Disraeli remembered \ Secretary Of state was
expelled from the Cabinet because ne expressed con-
fdeuce in tb- character Of the Emperor Napoleon;
md the tint Lord Of the Admiralty engrafted hs
manifesto, agans, Lord Derby Govcrnnen, dia-
tribe agsn,i tie Emperor Napoleon. lie remembered
another member - The Cabinet not 80 ilusir0us
who lot only abused the Emperor but the people OF
France. The alliaIoe with France Is, therefore,
based On The highest grOuags, Is IN aatce ~ the
people, ard r,GuTes no secret srt lea. For himself
bsfsei would ray no Austrian assistance ls France
and EDg and together solve the great que,t.Ju and
estabi.sh and secure The civilization OF Europe
The following is an extract from this speech:
Let ne recall 10 the House the strength # the
VI tied fleets that entered the Baltic. II grester
any armada thar has figured IN the history
OF our tmes. II was greater ~ number than The
united fleets of France AM SPAN, that met Nelson q;
Trafalgar. Let ne recall To- the House the circvm-
stances under which the command OF that important
fleet wes iusul Grst.d. The First Lord OF the Ami
rally % this counuy-ths profound state, nan. aud
The eNyeri.nCed senator, who had so long pre-
SIDED over that Department bins,if-.as guest
Il; the public elmer which wgs gwen 20 The com
mdnd,r Of TIA; important enterprise The most e4-
yerleLctd statesman Of The CoGniry-oAe Who L IS
presided 70 long the fore u alaps of The coun-
iry-a Depgr,men nj which, II is su9ppset would have
iInI aTted character of oscrcrlon-tbat noble
lord also present that occasion. And. IN the
ftCe Of Europe before admricg and reckless EIsllsh
U,n tLese two men, OF whom, ia thi- House we are
proud present, as principal quests, al pub
lie banquet given at political club ia order ~ maj
gurhte the capiaincy OF this great enterDri-e "has
were the expectations rs-ed from the tone there
adopted v are At this moment, necessarily aid lat
uraly engrossed IN the important affairs tnat have
taken place in the Black Sea. For more th,n
two months, the feeling OF every hear, IN the
l. ~ ah-nrIaS by fl. nit xck Nv
pol. But a. thai a4Ounent no one thought Oi the
BLACK Sea or sev sstopo They we're places OF minor
importance. and figured il dullnui.ve proportion,
compaed With Thu lass p'ephrsilon ths eh"rmOn'
grnGcG- that was drilled from cur shores utsief the
blessing OF our most experienced stiterfnen, and
which had the advantage moreover. 81 b.Ids con-
maudto by a true retOrmer. Laughter aud cheers
viii the Secr-tsr. at W ar pretend hat the capture
of Bomsrs uud vas all that was anticipated, even
thoul hi Of III the moment when the nob- Lsri. the
member tor Iiverton ana his experienced co leazue
lent her great nanes, and lustrpls reputaiI0n- 10
that enterprise vii not say that tho Secretary "a
War had never heard Of BOmar-gni, because De y a
weiliuforu.d gentleman and such r-mara night lie
offensive laughter tat ! have 20 II II 4 very ell
ectlNe document, thai Il ~as not only projected, but
al ole time sttted thN BOmar-ulG, and Other
fort fcatiors III the Baltic rhoull be destroyed pre-
peraior, 70 the entrance into that srs If our beet
and. therefore, under these circumstances, aud -
nenb.rlnrl ihe policy which was partially iOho"rii
handy TIM II worth while 70 send such n-ei,
ard feet Of 10 900 Ere eli troop 20 destroy ihst
which lew usrILes wO1.d have hlishud "a "a ieH
hours aud The catastrophe of -hich ~ nsi accom-
pllsL,d by that vat armada IN when the Robe Lord
tuG the III b. honorable gentleman so pers Jnly IL
te.e-tt4 themselves i1at memorable occa.Du.
tnetIs A. YOU look % the expedition 10 the IKE,
althcul oae Of our yreats enter "a one
which occasored the greatest preparation an from
which Tie creates ulis were etprc ell, e nJ!oae
that obtained results Gommrlsarate ~il ihr -Xgcis-
tioIs of ID. country or should tnIrk tie President,
the Lord President, would tonight have lrog'-.t
a. thank "a ID " ~