The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-21


foreign country: II was question Parliament
sod the conduct Of the Minister Of the Grown H,sr,
hear) Upon that resolution being carried her Aaes.y's
late gned Office aud the arst duty ~aich
her heesty present government bad N psrf On their
take rsisrencc to the sis.s Of AFFAIRS BY hal
resolution Of the House OF Comrona Her najesty's 60
vernnent have como to tho conclusion upon which they
feel their duty to act-namey, IN full conformity With
that resolution OF the House or Commons, point out 70
the French Minister, in terms OF all rr,epdiinsss, tho
miiLerprctaton m!scot styuction placed upon tho
despateh and In the fre Idly feeling 10 request
Of bm an explanation which may remove the painful
tebeers)-an any thing OF the friendly feeling
which his imperial Majesty bas Al all times shown towards
eata ds to as~ @ a%Tsss M B. snss M a. s ssses; es
10 the one ocant,y as 10 ne oher bear In mind how
snd friendly counres given sincere and cordial spirit
bear IN mind all these hirgs, entertain sangutns
aud s In the hands of my noble friend a. thc
head Of tho Foreign Department win he suoh
from hs minds o. sne peors o. s country all irritation,
question. Hear hsal) Of course dea.abe that
should enter into further details upon this subiset
present The which her Majesty COVE may
be advised pursue DO in great dependent
character Of the reply the patch Of noble
meantime is the bound duty of he government and
they wl not shrink from performing, faithfully and
vigorously TO put IN force all the existing power OF the law
for the purpose Stopping by powerful arm, these
dangerous maChmstioDs. At the present moment pro-
9.eangs nave already been ~ken against peroon named
which led TO attempted OF Smpero
the French Another per,on-and I biush 70 say ia
British guocot, IN now fugitive from jus;,os under
similar ohnrge AEsns, another person, for Publication
containing ins.gaton 70 procsednss
pending fore British court Of Justice
forty eight bouis tie attention OF tho
called To another publication Of smiar character
II appears 70 us OF still violent tendsacy and
that pubiic alton also hss been, without menen,s
hesiatop, placed in the hands Of the Law cficsrs
Of the crows and should their opinion afford egiti.
grounds foT = prosecason hsr Majesty govern.
mcnt win not hesste for single at IN putting
in force the e1isting powers of toe law (Hsar hssr
aq ctr pDQi
any can.ha lrabty Of log In 10 .0e
upoer all circumstance that right aud privilege OF free
without distinction. (esr, bear.) Bo,. my joris whlo
uphold ha' right ard privilege, think the iu,s
Ire and safety to that protscGon which Afforded ;hsm
sbou mske aa unsraeiu return foe taAt shelter and
ssyiun by course II conduct by speeches ana by pub
hes ious which ms.t hare ,rost dangerous tsrey
uerd entrot,Sa tau oou',ry trth u most Jatful
iorGs srtaniy WA cf o1n,on~sod is he oin,a q
of II with have s&lsr ciIou 10 act
that while The cse India is sucn as Ia al proseEt by
reason o.a reveal OF rather Al insurrecuon, raging In
consider rabo portion Of those donn,c1l thai would
not be sxpedent attention Of either the govern
inert OF the Esal India on'pany should be directed 70
the discussion of any change TIE system Of he govern
men. Of IDda-or rather, roeaa 70 say in the oonsuac
ton o the nome government OF InGi1 But lofds,
House OF tomInors by .Tgo msiorityby majority OF
LAT members full house affirmed the proposition that
was desirable 70 enter upon the consideration or An I'm
mediate for transferring the authority OF the
lnoia Company TO tho Crown. Ny lords that pro-
duced very important change In tho position Of
paAy think inat vote placed the com ,aay In sch Q
position that they could not command the of
ptb,e support public confidence they had .sj,ed 10
mart yedrs and 1oDaoou sniiy upn the Sest and
consideration, IL s tn Intention " her Nsestys govern
nent 10 Introduce A measure on that subjey which
measure Ia under the consideration Of my noble
friend the President OF the Board o: Control and
which we trust VIII eneet most of the measures
contemplated by ner bajesty's bate government, and,
~ ruft, viii bo FREQ from otne OF tho objec-
tons To which their b wss open. NY lords there bc
creator mistake than 70 sur~e tina, the conservative
party necessarily Stationary party sthsr moral
social point Of yie~. (Cheers from ths Anpstsrai
benches We i've In times When art and science
making rapid strides Our constitution itself made up
Of constant and perpetaai changes, Ike tho venersbe
framed from time by ths occupsn;s with
no grcatregard 70 olegance, Dat ADDING n, time
o % o no! sSs s
convenience OF tbc Inhabitants (Is@r hcsr) 10 every
description Of pOlI.cs such course must DO parsaei
called for by the Increasing demands which may
sI sS ,i The STATE Of m society s.r hear And ny lords
great dneuny, and orc which I could Dot svOia 7
mean tbe question which commonly soes by the Of
Parliamentary reform, distinctly, recoIstruc-
ton and amendment o the system representative cf
The Houee Of Commons Hear, hear viii not pledge
myself 70 Introduce q bill that question prefer
70 beyond rather than n fall short OF any pledges on
promises may make; BOT this state thai A. scon
~ the pressure OF PArsntay business win enable us
10 consider Il deiberstey carefully, viii direct
best sentcn The existing defects and the prob-bis
rmepdpents that may be mads (IIear.) NJ lords,
can only conclude by saying, a. oocnenoed, thsi
say ia, shah BE- faithful IN he .gh, Of sod and IN,
presence OF man 10 my country. Greai know ar
neuy 70 be- there Ono, trusting to whose gudAnoo,
venture 70 take upon myself that duty whcn has been
trusted W mo by my sovereign In the fergsn hops wat
bo my Administration long short ~hen retire shall
retire without rnn upon my chars tor without
(Cheers)
which no had belonged for having psrformsd
services. and scnicvcd SUCCESSES rbey mad
finished ihs Russian with victory which be fo-pd
much highly appreciated 81 fctersba arg than n
England. The Persian concluded also succs-s
eminent success 10 send rcinforccmons 70 Iada FOR e
suppression OF the Sspoy mutny. Defending the hto
mpstry en- me quetlon oi ne conspiracy oil, no main
tanned that the vote against the had been psssd pya
combination whose elements altogether scobsrent
and diseorisnt among themselves.
KJrtayAros oF lord P,txEss,roS's RsyrcvE POLICY
The Esrl q cIEy,pos-My lords, f-ol obliged W my
noble friend rear me FOR Imposing The task OF
making observations upou certain matte, have
ton with The dsJ~rtmest over which have had .ae
honor 70 pcsde Wy ores in respect 10 those pas.
ters important national interests, both NJ homo
and abroad, there has been 80 much rrlsapprehen.
sion, much rsrepre-entston, and thsre rss even
nov, n my cp.nion much doubt IN the public aind,
that difcut give 70 them that cain cousdsra,on
hey deserve and demand. II has been generally assumed
th couIiry 6as heen nsoert ana tnrestruns .ns ha,
an atisinpt has been made TO bully into compliance
with her wishes Intending as DO 70 appeal % he calm
vigorous and eloquent language has calIei your brd-
shrs recollection 70 the middle Of last January, and
has asked you 10 remember whAt your feel
tho news Of The siiompt which had bseo made upon
the life Of the Emperor Of the French II
ration tho Of the noble lord say throug
these realms that atrocious attempt viewed win eli
tho horror and disgust thai certain W produce n
the minds cf EngHhren and that that feeling ~ dat
snd abhorrence in ths country lees, equal % fat
which felt IN sny other country the world. Iioar
hear w unnecessary 70 ~ thai IN those gonunents
the late government fully partcpatcd they also
shared IN thosc feelings Of shame and uafon which
every hones ngehnsn an must entertain such plot
should have been conceived and brought maturity by
knot Of men who were availng themselves u asylum
tbs country Affords and who thereby VIC lted hosp
tsly and security Afforded W them BY And the
ns thought OF the government, hearing OF these trans
actions, Was whether II was possible 70 frustrste The
schemes 81 The persons implicated whether the existing law
was sufcient, whether could, without violating the
fundamental principle OF Constitution which holds eve
ry man innocent until proved guilty(he~, besr)-resch
the of thc-e foreigners who have grossly abused
our right Of as, hum Ny lords, the result OF our tsnoe