The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-30
The Affairs of Italy.
INTERESTING DEBATE IN THE BRITISH rARIIAl

INTERESTING DEBATE IN THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
HousE of LoRrS, Monday july Ia, 1856.
Lord LYNpnrR rose to call the attention Of the House
TO the affairs OF Italy He said great hopes had been
cited by the announcement that communications had
been addressed by IN. French aud English governments
10 The governments Of the Italian States but those hopes
ana expectations had been completely disappointed.
was not merely an Interchange OF diplomats notes but
energetic action thai required foreign military
tyranny had existct in Italy, which naturally created
sought every opportunity to break their chains Now,
Of all military occupations, that of Austria the moss
CALLING In fact he believed that a Russian occupation
would be gladly accepted by the Italians exchange for
that Of their Austrian oppressors
The Earl o. CLAsxscos said that he easays felt great
dihcuy In following his noble and learned friend and
that difficulty not diminished In thu present instance
because there was 50 much that had FALLEN from hira
which was strictly correct so geuerwas the indigna-
ton that Italy should have been reduced W such
OF ms government, that he felt the greatest regret THAI
he could give all the information and corrcspoa-
oencc towhch hs noble and.srncd freno1hsd alluded
IN order TO show what the sentmsnis of her Ma
iesty's government were Bui thai correspondence
was still going on, and they had hopes. he might say
expectations, that good result wad lie thought
no,hng but harm would result from ihe production Of
the correspondence nj presena They could not expect
TO improve IiAly by force but come under
standing VIII those govern nncp.s f,am whom3 prove-
ment must, proceed. lie relciced h hear the opinion
OF his noble and learned friend TIA, revolution how
monaptaf lily successful H. might be- would not lay
the iounca1on OF national prospssiy and thl pcopia
means would be 10 throw back ths country ne gov.
ernmeai had done nohirato exsss revoluaon because
wous be unjust TO es e Expectations whch could nos
be realised, and which hey nseves did no. desire 70
zee realised He was prepared 10 repeat Tue language
which he had held At he Congress- that goaera rule
nererencc In The insrnal alass of Ssics not
jusnhbe, except on tbe csGesi grounds and a. last
rsort was IN tina spirs. that he des<sd 70 lay the
fouadanon OF substantial reforms In Italy 10 cause
tn1 siharawa o. the orsRn troops and that subject
baa been brought forward nj the Congress lie felt
ms o essn occuAaon was originally jusaaed oy
iiay snd ougAi 10 the necessity for
passed away. three months spce communica-
tons bad been opened: but not nuo that nothing
had been dons lie wished he could ssy the communicA-
lions With the o Naples satisfactory
he ould noa Nohng could be n variance than he
Ma estys and that Of Naples with regard
lac All tha; bad been sought that every person.
na,ever hs political opinion should have security for
erson and property Until he bad communicated with
the French government he could not produce the nose
had been received nom the Neapoitan court but he
might say that nothing could be lees satisfactory But
withdrawal Of the army from naem. had been met and
discussed manner and in spirit very satisfactory
Austria anxious 10 withdraw her rooYs and 40 was
France and IN fact there sincere desire On the
effected A. soon possible. he believed very las rmo
would siaIse before measures would be taken which
would enable the troops 10 be Withdrawn Having nj.
aded 70 the Withdrawal OF the Austrian troops from tho
oscan ss'es and expressed his beaef hat ,he Iah
people were not unworthy Of constitutional freedom tho
noble earl concluded by assuring The House that the
government would make OF every eorA bring the
present negotiations 70 a satisfactory result
Inc mAkeuE ~ CLANRcARpk expressed his regret THAI
the noble earl (Clarcndon) should have declared thss
IN no case ought force 10 be oxder 10 cause tho
kng OF Naples 10 redress TIE grievances Of his subjects
HovsT oy Cosxoss. Monday, July IL 1855.
lord J0HS RusSK1L I. rising move address for
coes or extracts OF sny recent communications which
have taken place between her MaDestys government
and the governments Of Austria Rome and the kingaom
Of the Two SiOies relating the sGsrs OF Italy Oh
served that at the time vben the House invited a,
sgree 70 ar address % bcr Majesty With regard to Ia,