New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15
PROCEEDINGS IL PARLIAMENT.

me rvocetciUs- II A"'N
ere! points OF interest.
On Monday, the 18TH the royal assent vas given 10
the North American Fisheries bill.
The Earl Of ELLEssoRouGH ehcited from the For
eicn Minister that the Convention between B1'ln
AID The Porte for the Enlistment OF Turkish c01iu
gen; has been signed, but si1 weeks must eapse De-
fore tie ratification OF The iy could be lad before
the House Th- Ear 81 Ellen borough regretted tnk
SeIsy With respect TO the order for the constitution
Of snG transport service be considered that there
were tao points Of importance which shoulf not be
forgotten: the first thst the Drecto! Gererai OF
the Land cor - should BE- himssif esp)n-
bic for cling supplies for the animals of which he
would have the GRE, sod taat be should no. cepend
upon the CommissaIls' tor forage. The second vas,
hst he SHOULD have entirely g. hIs osn disposal tae
fec fr IMPORT bv winch alone he could ciTry his AMI
nal irom Asia Ni,or to the CrInss.
On The motion tia: The Speaker of the House Of
Conmers should leave me Chair 20 20 into Co nit
tee OF the Army E-timat-si Al interesting debate
aroee:
MIR I.y.RD rose TO call attention 10 tas prese II
state Of the war and 20 condition Of the country,
viii n he said -'snoloz % tue verge 81 run.
lie adyeIted Tst 10 the cOmp0t tou OF the 10 a.
ueut 20 which il 10 be co1hced OF the greatest
Wars ever co1fded 20 am Administration. To. Dew
Govern mer is almost iceatca. Win the OLD II, there
fore bebooyed Pari-n to consider .b.t th- late
Government I'd done. gud now f.r those members 10
Office were wortoy Of confidence Alter discuss NJ the
short cOungs the Acmbisir I'll n IA their pioDscy,
their Intellectual blockade of the Russian ports aud
in their ForeIln enlistment scheme Nd. Lsyard ga
that what proposed ny me present Ministry as
not 10 recall incompetent 8gsnts, but To seld out
series of comInssiois What the couG'ry wanted
WIS not commissions but nee III for the emergency.
Amor tie prospective measures enumsr1tef by t1e
rev Premier botsng said about the Hor-s Ga irds
Office; yet, uDle III Government we're determined
10 remct FL that branch of the military admins ion,
ard to do away with tie system VI favorisn, the
country would not be satisfied. He Ny. Layarcl
called upon the Government if they desired 10 save
the remnant Of their gallant army in the
Crines, to send tbtber OF visor,
WHO would, in defiance of family consideFa-
tior cut down abuses with knife. In spite Of the
high reputation OF the present Prime MASTER the
people OF England would not be content with what 10
had done. They were nov quiet, bat a storm Might
arise aud unless Ire Govern Dent acted prompty not
the Government Only, but tue country Won be ship
wrecked.
Lud P.LNERsIoS protested against the lsngusse
Mr.. Laysrd had used, il talking of the degradation
Of The country, and of s beco ming the Tau ghing-
stock Of Europe. lie PalmerstoDl amsntsd tue
tuftrngs of the army, aud he admitted % Il those
sufi,TiIgs had been aggravated by want OF manage
melt on the port OF those who hsd the
administration Of d,tsils but these mistakes ld not
been confined 10 The British troops. he had pretty
coed ground for asserting that the sick aud wouaied
in the camp Of the Russians amounted 10 IS coo
These su1erings arose from physical causes in the
power Of man TO control. As respected bis
lPaineieton's Government, they threT themselves
ufon the eDtro-y Of Tie country, aud he "a. con-
vrced that in spite Of ifiDg reverses, they would
cary the cohtestto succ-ssiu issue ana whether by
ca honorable peace now, or by force OF arms here
after place the country upon proud ioons oi seed
rty.
TIE House then went into Committee Of supply
upon the army estimates.
Lord PALMERsToS in the course ola general reply
TO objections INDICATED tee present plan OF hosti
ties the part Of the Allies, their object being ID
II Aza han
slObe 90 efiecu4l bow could be struck leaving the
land frontier of Turkey the protection of Austria.
lie further stated "a the reason why the Government
had not hitherto succeeded in putting the Foreign
ELlistnt Ut act 10 operation that the language used
in the de bates in Par sment had created such feel
ing of Indignation throughout the Continent, that
h1 bad s sssn lien ap declaring that
they were Ls0e TO raise man!
Lord PALMERsToS further stated that Commission
al been rent out by the Duke of Newcastle, to in
que into the hospitals in the East 1t is the in
{, btion of the new War Minister, the Earl of Pan
mure, 10 establish regular transport service from
the Crimea 70 Cons,aDnople, aud thence to England,
for the convey OF the sick, wounded and conya'
lesctLt Of the army.
Mr.. WILSON gave explanations respecting the
green coffee sent to the Crnea, in reply To severe re-
marks by Cel North.
Mr. PEEL stated that it was not intended to send
the 10th Brsh hussaIs from India direct 10 the Cfi
mea. They would winter ia Egypt
Mr.. Mains gave notice that ne would, on an early
day call the attention Of the House to the conduct Of
the with regard 10 operations in the Baltic under
the command Of Vice-Admiral Sir Charles Napier
Lord PALMERSToS, In answer 10 question by L.
Berkeley said was true that Lord Lucan
called some time since, from his command 10 the
CIinea in consequence of differences between him
and Lord Rag lan-cifereDces which rendered itqute
impossible for them to act together.
LORD PALMERsToS also stated, in reply to question
by Col Siothorp, that Lord John Russell would re-
ceive no salary for his mission to Fenna-his e1-
penses only would be paid.
On Tuesday the 2otb, the Duke Of Cambridge took
his seat in the House OF Lords for the first me since
bis return from the CIimea. Lord Panmure moved
the second reading OF the Army Service Act Amend
mtnt bill.
The Earl of ELLESBoRoUGH complained Of the
course taken by the Minister OF War IN merely NOV
ing a measure of such Importance, without giving
any explanations as TO the real state of the army
He thought the term Of enlistment of the required
additions TO the army should be three ears only snd
that the Poor law Unions should be made responsible
for the quota required for the militia. The only eur
cumssI ce hs Peterborough could look with salts
faction the adherence OF Saro mia to the allied
cause. On the other hand, the management OF the
war in Asia was deplorable. BY little management
Persia might have been made a useful ally; and a
portion OF the Indian army, combined with Persia,
and cooperating with the forces of Shsmyl, wouli
have proved irresistible.
The carlo HARRowBY thought that great mis-
tax bad been made in not calling the oppressed ma
tiopalties of Europe to aid in the preeen, struggle
with Russia.
Lord PAsAuRE replied-Compulso,y mean, mast
be found 10 fill up the ranks OF the
service. He mad 10 objection TO limit the term OF
enrolment to three years he hoped the war would
be over ere then.
Earl GRnY called the suggestions Of Lord Ellen
borough, with regard 10 campaign in Asis wild and
e1tIavsgant ard be was glad TO see that the Govern
meni ave them no countenance. With regsrd TO
Poland, too, LIE trus,ecnat tue present wswOud not
be diverted from its original object into scheme for
the restor alton OF that kingdom: the Poes By their
discussions and divisions had ruined their
country forever.
After some further discussion the bill was passed
through all its stages.