Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04

she Is engaged. NeAt season Russin could hriHg I
30 0Bd men into the Grimra. lie characterized T
the sparing Of Odessa absurd Would the +
Russians spare Liverpool Aud faflhrr,-he /
would not mention uamcs-but the government +
knows that there at the head ot depart
ments who are, il not incompetent. Mt least IN /
capable OF doing the work required Of tiem.
Mr.. DIsRAkLI concluded ihc proceedings by n
brilliant oratorial display, in which Be commented
strongly on the indeeision and deiav which had
characterized the whole nanugo mcnt Of the las
tern que siiun.
Lord John Russell said be had never been sat
i,lied that Austria had pursued that course which
her duty 10 Europe ought 10 have induced her to
take. But cautious Power like Austfin was not
likely To forget that her danger from var with
Russia was greater than that Of England and
France, neither of which powers had any reason
10 apprehend un invasion Of its Owl territory
| The Emperor of Russia had kept up an immense
army upon peace establishment. and alter Que
or two victories upon the frontier, the road 10 Vi
! emma would be open 10 him. It wiz not until
Austria had increased her military tarcr, and
made other necessary military preparations. that
she took the first step in concert with thr allies
Austria had now advanced a step further than
-hc had gone before but She had not oven yet
gone 10 the length OF saying that If hei"r" the
end 81 the year peace were not made with RUSSIA
she would be bcllieerent. She Ind only gone
this length--that it size should be nj war win
ips0 tacto, exist between Austria. England, and
France. She had likewise agreed that before
the end Of the year she would take INTO turtNrI
consideration what steps she would be prepared
to take with respect to terms of peace with l'u-.
sin. Now, lac understood the mraning Of that
nrtice-ceruinly not containing anything very
precise in t,rli-(a iaugh) to be, thai il England
and France propose conditions of peace which
should be in conformity with the four buses, and
which seem to Austria To come fairly within the
terms of those base, aud that Russia should re-
fuse to assent to til, III III treaty of peace, then
Austria would no hunger hesitate, but he part of
the alliance defensive and offensive.
DEBATES IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
BILL TO TRANSFER THE MILITIA TO THE LINE,AND
TO THE PROVINCES TIE CA&ADIAN VOTE or
f2O.00O.
In the Commons, ON Wednesday evening, the
| BIB, Lord 'amcrston brought in bill TO
thori9e the voluntary services of militia regiments
| in places abroad. The object in view was that
militia regiments might be invited 10 volunteer
ia offer to do garrison duty in the Mediterranean,
thereby setting free regiments of the line, Gihrul-
tar, Malta, and the lonian l,ands would lrobu-
| bly, be ihc localities, although circumstances
might require thera 10 he sent TO the Briti,A pro-
/ yuees in North America.
After II hticf tiscus. .on the I'LL read
/ first tiInr. md nrS Il evening second time.
! Mr.. AG@ciiy inquired whether ii wa true that
: Cunada had voted f3O.Oo0 in aid OF the patriotic
~. WAS ,y;1ln,, NET only ia turni. mon., Inn,
| men, If.o + wa. n.,,ll.s. IN Loye r,.,,,.r.o ia
foreign enlistment.
Sir George Gray said the iii was nj founded
upon the slightest doubt Of the ioyatyot the col
/ ni.ies. \ vote of e2o.G0O had been placed by
the Canadian Assembly at = d>po-al of tn,
British Government, II be npplc1 10 the general
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