The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-30


and s'sfg the area popua ion and ne.
# such territories, far the have besn estma.
cd CT srraDed. And like return, giving Austria !.
Of the revenues sId charges Of India iusuding tae
cha ges dsbur.ed IN Enssn1 for the years comprised
tse aTst return ana showing the surplus deicit ia
each 30 far ~ tbs has Teen estimated or
tar co."
Lord MANNERS wished TO ask the right honorable gem
tlemsn he President Ct The Board Of Control BET he
answered The honora members question whether
the which had been cut to Lord Dalhousis
relative to The settlement Of The disturbances in Dude
spgrsstions MADE to the Governor General.
M V. SMITH thought the speech of The honorable and
learned gentleman (sir T. Perry most uncaed for, as
,be returns which he moved could alone furnish tho
fptoi ATTIC required to enable the House to form
rect Judgment on the question which he had 80 preoa
tu1 ely introduced. In the Of last Lord
Dahousie sent home for the opinion Of the Court Of D
recis and the govern mept to the best mode Of ds-
irs with the affairs ef o,de which hsd long occasion a
arpreher I'll sld fisquetude TO the government Of l.
ola After nuch celebration the home authorities Tor
ward.d to Lord Dalhousie despatch, detailing different
owe thcretlcn; but he (Mr " sr,tb) must orbesr en-
tIirg further into thu question until the whole OF tie
papers Ies,E TO the subse were ready for Piesenti
tien 70 Parlsment. premature oressOn Of opinion
be psIt Ct that House might instigste the King &.
Dude to throw eifculties in ths way Of sa.isfacto
Justine nj OF the question With regard to the articles
TO which the honor able member had allu led having
sppesred In he newpaIe, o. rda and this country he
e.u,d 1niy I.sponta,i,y ior Any oIlniSns tsas
the more especially so II those opinions really
OF the nstroua" character imputed TO them by the
asdmiI stration Of the government Of Dude ques
W. ch had been sgitased for years impos-
stle for government calling itself civilized to permit
such state Of things 10 continue. In answer to tho
question put by the noble lord (Iord J. Manness) Is
woold ts mere rlsy upon words for him Mr. " SMITH
TO deny that the alternative Of anrexs ION implied 10
am cst every the moo by the home
emf IN III cir despatch for dealing with the diff
cuties Ct oude He bad objection to the production
Of The returns moved for.
Mr.. O1wAY begged to enter his protest agaiost the
course we about to pursue in anuexing Dude He
wished to ask The right hon gentleman whether having
borrowed several millions from the King OF Dude which
coerced him into lending and for which forced
him TO sccept in exchange worthless bit Of territory
becr cir the Re sh d Nepaul the East India Com.
p,py going to repay the King Of Dude that money
The Times had put IT IS mere money question: but he
believed IL would be found that the territory would
he il creased cost 20 tnce should have TO en-
ploy iroops TO collect the revenue 7epeple Of Quiz
had no ttsh 10 undT dominion. II necessary
tfst this question should be discussed and an opportu
py ouebt he given for the House Of Commons 70 say
wbetf such i'm moral acts should be carried In the
name Ct The people Of England.
Mr.. KNSAIpD had great confidence in The judgment Of