The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-17

omar, course viii take the liberty Of suggesting, on
tas yer, important occaso whether we might u" carry
luto III ca plan which discussed soma ume ago 'o
shortening the speeohss of memberss Qaugher ana
chocrs) would sppea with eres. reepect the ieatnr
members both rides " commence important Fpeeche@
at five sx O'clock sfer the private business oser,
rather than wait I'LL eleven O'clock keerng NJ mere
out Of our beds. Qiear, hea-) beg para. . Oh M'
use for having meyuuned this subject; but u u SOL
portan that would appeal 20 those dibers VINO nave
In i r power TO do all they shorten the length o'
ppecchee do feel IL necessary TO add anything Z"
VIA has been said by he nobe lord 10 the dsha W.
tots Of Mr. Evelyn Denison for the office Speaker, ex
cert to ay tina, il he be elected have the utmost cnd
dence that when he that chair he will leave bs
hind him as Oh reputation his decos sor IN IT, Nc
nav Lefevre Rg TO second the motion that Mr. Eve
ID 'enisOn do u kt the chaix
After short pause, there being no other canh'ae pro
posed
Mr. Evelyn DxsIsoN who spoke from his usual place oh
the Ministerial benches, sa,d-Sr--l return my grateful
thanks u the noble lord ana my honorable tend VINO
have Introduced my TO the House IN terms, ndecd,
FIR too atertng-in terms suggested by the part'aty
private friendship rather than by any qualities to which
Netend TO lay claim. offer my respectful asknow
Judgments to be House for the manner 10 which they have
been pleased 10 receive the mention Of my name Is "a
Calculated to a6r'i lch encouragement and suPpr
but when think OF tbs business OF ,is House increa lag
year by yearwhen consider not only the miirtucr ~
mxntUrg the rgh and privileges Of bi' House. but thai
the pc- the Hoi-e itself In the framework OF thsc
seution should be carefully and accurately preserved
uivt well shrink from the responsib ity which NEST
attach TO any one Who has considerable share In ia
management and guidance {Hear, h'ar) shail 30 ss
disv antage in being placed In Immediate contrast to
right honorable gentleman who flied that chair for manv
years 10 q which gave universal satisfaction
Cheers Isbail have the assistance Of ha distinguished
gentleman, have had the benefit Of his example, and,
his imme ,ie supervision the rules and proceed
Tags Parliament have been digested and arranged by
gentleman who table (Ar Efskine May>
Ia manner VIII oh cannot fail IN give great assistance ~
oil who shah succeed 70 that chair. Hear, hear)
rightly interpret the wishes Of the House would not DO
come 10 inirude myself longer upon them with my
doubt and hetations. sha myself, therefore,
with expressing my high sense Of the distinguished honor
which Is proposed 10 Confer upon aud falling IN with
the suggestion OF honorable seconder and curtalins
nay ad6ress wtbia the narrowest limits, submit myself,
III duty and re5p q, 10 the will II this Hoise
Tho Mor able gentleman was then conducted TO the
chair by his and seconder in the usual manner,
amid gene ra! cheers
THs NEW spEAKER's ADDRESS TO rHB HOUSE.
Sanding on the ste,s Of the chair,
Tho SPEAKER eleci sad-I beg n bs permitted once
more from this chair To ,er my respectful acno xeds
ents to the House In carrying on the business or toe
House shall D,t much rely upon OF con
troll which msy be vested la myself shall rely ra her
uson the good feeling and right mindedness Of evey
gepttenan composing this assembly (chesrs) upon tn IL
s OF forbeaIa rce, and their deto imitation IL
carry the deliberations of the House 70 successful and
p-0fab!e issue. freely dedicate 10 tho service OF the
mse ali the strength that shall be granted me, and
eli the qualities of my mad aud confidently rely ou the
cordial CO operation OF the House and its generous
support In giving ekc 10 its rules and orders, and II
performing the various important duties which IL has
| this day impose ed upon me. (Cheers.)
The Sergeant at Arms having laid the mace upon the
table,
Lord PMxzRsros, who was received with much cheer
tag, compliment d the new Speaker on his election.
After few words from Mr.. Walpcle
Lord PAiAhErN move the adjournment of tho House,
ana the question having been put By the speaker, the
ttosxe AZ ourn d about dive minutes before soclocs
INTRODUCTION or rHB NEW COMMONS TO rHH rgERs
THE LATE SPEAKER TAKES HIS SEAT IN The
HOUsB OF LORDS.
On May tho House Of Lords met at O'clock when
sgan took their the woolsack. the same per-
sonages, with exception, who acted Commissioners
"; bS1e 4sg lGF q
Hsrrswby and Easi Spencer. The muster Of peers
hardly moro NUMEROUS than u the previous sitting
sr Augusta. ciso.d Usher tho Bi.ck Rod, having
proceeded TO Inc House q Commons TO summon tina.
yn Deulson the speaker elect in black court suit a.
tended BY the Sergeant at Arms aId good sprinxng Of
the lower House presented himself TO the Royal Commits
soners. The Commons and the Commissioners having
exchanged the usual three bows,
Mr.. ESros saii-My lords, have TO acquant your
her Mseetys faithful Commons In the exercise OF their
undooed right aud pfviegc have led TO tho clso
msssit inos psess mt mysef q, your bar snd s.Smi,
nyse6 with oil humility to her Majesty q gracious appro
The LORI CHANCELLOR, replying On behalf or the Com
nsstopers. said-Mr Dertsou, VIC commanded 70
you THAI her Maje ~ fully sensible Of your
perform the important duties which her faithful Com
have aeIec ed 81 charge and her Majesty does
The sSsl,KIE-My Iords, with profound respect and
gratitude bow to her Asiesty's command and
h.hs, nov a., c o~y 10 e the name s, and On the
by humble p-ttioa 10 her Majesty, to lay cisim
% their ancieat and uncoubted rights and pr,vi-
leges, and especially freedom from aud from
mole 10 their person ard servants to freedom u
speech In debate and 10 free her Majesty
occp icp shs reqrre and that the favorable
cnstr,cti should DO put upon all th proceedr ".
And have humbly IN pray, on my behalf that any
error that may occur the discharge OF those duties
be imputed W Alone and not W her Majesty faithful
Connie
The LoRs CnaSczIoR-Nr Speaker, we have further
IN command TO inform you that her Majesty most readily
confirms all the right. and privileges which have ever
been granted 10 conferred ursn her faithful Commons
BY any Of her roy predec with respect 70 your.
SELF sr although her Majesty Is sensible that you stand
IN no need OF such assurance, commanded 10
assure You hat her Majesty viii put the most
favorable construction upon your words ard actions
Mr. SPEAKER ana the Of the Commons here again
tcrchangcd formal bows with the Commssit ncrs, and
u en- retired from the bar.
The Comni sioners withdrew TO uurobc and on rc
turning N the House took the ordinary places assigned IN
them irR debate The swearing OF Peers then
ernmed az the point uhero II suspended yesterday
sDd considerable nsmber OF their ordships presented
Themselves ~ through this fomaly. The most inter
citing feature VI this potion OF the proceedings
self when v..coupt Eversey tbs late SPEAKER Of the
House Of Commons who ON his retrcmeni from that dil
uDGrished Icr raised the oeerage appeared r,r
TIE rst time In bs position. and hs place among
bdr lortbips He ind elton marked by some little
ceremony. Tho noble lord WINS introduced by vscolni
Combermere and vi-oount Torringon peers OF bis oxn
rank, all ttn three being atred the scarlet a-d ernaei
rob,s usually worp on such occasions Having been
oortsd 10 The noble and learned lord the wooac Who
gave him cordial welcome, vscoun, Eversley dya,csi
70 the table and presented his patent which was read In
esdnso BY tie clerk While his formaty proceeding
ne usher OF the Bach ROD, the gaudy bedlzened
Carter krg alarms, tho Hereditary Gfeat Chamberlain,
and tho hereditary Esrl Marshal stood In imposing array
" front Of the ben chcs wne vissoust Eversley
wb1e Wes ice was he eccaou all this state occupied
the space TO the gh, OF the tab supported by the two
peers who introduced him His tall commanding figure
Ard oxnined and courtly bearing attracted every et
sfnr Mrecver, ,ny ots stranger tho benigraus phy
sosnomy and majestic presence Of tho ex speaker could
eAe smo' The actors in the scene have singled Out
the rcef az most recruit creation by the brtH,nt ots
eosry freshness on ots spl.ndid costume Offering they
I'd striking cuut~st " the flded and ancieot appear
ace a the hAbtlmen1 and Insignia Of m0e than soc
uhcr conspicuous figure In tho raacanl
1ts patent q age having been read the pAme pr
oss gooe through with The nobls vtcounts rcfu n To
the wrts semmons, and the oaias having besa nj minis
tered 10 Nm, conjsncno, with several sshev pcers he
conducted the third bench ness The bar on thu Or
psson side OF tho House, and for may took his seaA
Having remained IN hs seat few omets the no Die vis.
IN and shook hands with The ad asnce,loy and tben re-