The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-27
GREAT BRITAIN.

The House Of Commons met on the l2sh inst Mr..
DFAeI said he would take the earliest opportunity Of
sng within the last hour her Majesy government
Asd received q despatch from the French govern
nent n answer 70 the despatch addressed 10
sAsn by her Malesty's government, and he hsa
geaa pleasure In announcing 70 the House that
those pair full circumstances which had unhsppiy
1T . time subsisted between the governments Of
ne two countries had entirely terminsted they
Aad been terminated in spirit friendly and honorable
end in q manner which he believed satisfactory 20 the
6eangs, he they would bs conducive 10 the
interests and happiness Of both countries As soon az Der
Hajssys PERMISSION had been Obtain ed Il wouli be his
duty lay the correspondence upon the table, He ~ould
sso take this opportunity Of indicating the course which
pubHc business Of the country requirements Of the
pubc service at this moment urgent that
srder 70 enable them TO carry out those which
hey In the discharge Of their public duty deemed abso
hssly necessary NJ this moment, s supply was necos
sayy for the service OF the impending financial year
wh regard the first, be entered INTO some explana
bon with respect 70 the militia, observing that in Angus
service but IN consequences OF the state OF Affairs in
India \ Intended 70 enbody a greater number
ssr 10 asfrsy the expenditure thereby caused he pro
pesed 70 AK for supplementary vote or iluoo0o, with
regard the euppy Immediately necessary for the ap
proAchiug nnADosal He proposed 70 take course
which had often been mutually taken under the estraor
Anayy circumstances under which the House had now
Sat without the asseiApoe OF the House would bs
femefy dtfcuh 20 pass the Ways and Means oIll and
ase the hutiny bill, before Faster DC further detailed
Minister'S plans n regard 20 financial matters.
Several members oomplansd that he Was silent in re-
gard measures of general Importance.
Mr A. RrseIAEx called the attention OF the House and
q Nbe government NE facts which have uarsp pred or
ne capture or the CAgar on the high seas by Nespo an
sruers and 70 tho coutnuei imprisonment OF tho Eng
Inh engineers, Mesrs. Parker ana Watt, and asked
whssher tbere any further papers on the subject
which could be lad before the House.
Mr. DrsPAEI said there doubt that the case or
tAese unfortunate very distressing and that h
bad Justly excited the sympathy o. the country He hsd
himself he strongest impression that the men were Lo
guilty, but their innocence must be demonstrated by
judicial inv estgaon There had been no neglect on the
psys OF the government IN attending 20 the case mad
seen submitted 70 the investigation and deoeon OF the
sers Of the and tie governments had acset upon
9sr opinion. TIE jursiicuon OF the Noapo'an govern
Eent having been ackno oxie5sed, soemei 70 him ths
they we're precuded from opening the question: and they
could ony tate the most eeut s'epe 70 Obtain Tor their
.nior;snae oountrymen promp' Justice and TO axe care
This question os tie very frs; 70 which govern
ens had given tner attention and lord Maimesoury had
directed competent gentleman 20 proceed n sapls 70
far tiAi and afori every assistance. lord
kaimssbury, In his despatch, also strongly proastei
against further delay Government had douo al they
csnId an he believed ber exerons would be susccss
fsl In restoring the men IN England.
TIE subject was further debated by various members,
ord PAingRsTos said that the bad occupied the
anxious attention 81 the late government and he assured
NE Houschst they could have found soy grounds FOR
claiming from Naples the liberation Of these they
sboad hsve done but during the whole VI the
sseoaion they had been gadei by the opinion Of oers
Mr. RoEpucx characterized the language of the Chan.
eeior Of the Exchsquer unworthy OF English mlns
aer. The Britsh government ought, whether the men
nanded their release
The subject then dropped.
The Amy and navy estimates then moved four
ssouihs on scooun., ana the motions were agreed To-
The House then adjourned ull Monday.
me correspondence which has passed between the
France and EDglani will not he laid before
bsh Houses Of Parliament, but tho nwes OF the 18th
gives the following synopss hThs last Of the series
q dispatches only arrived yesterday Afternoon Both
Lord Malmesbury and Count walcwski, It a affirmed,
have throushou, showr great judgment and discretion
T ,boss psssares wbicn have 40 uch offended ,be
q Commons, Count Waevsk very frankly reminds tho
co1ny Of the undoubed proofs given By the Emperor Of
The value he attached % alliance BY his concessions
our views both during the Crimesn and since the
emo Of the reeiy Of peace he proceeds 70 OBJ
serve that. after the Emperor had been many times
posed TO ard escsred many attacks made by assassns,
vho proved 70 have concocted their plans in Eng
land, he thought no presumption 10 appeal 70 tho
xpcssbie recurrence of such crimes Coun, waleusk
yepudiases IN the Emperors name sny idsa NJ Wishing
70 include Epsshmen the caiegcry refugees 10 whom
he alluied or OF desire 10 change our laws or Of an
ntenbon W condemn them Bnt regrettiug the mis-
construction placed ns Intention, ne requests that the
oorrce yondenco may and The alliance continue.
me hms sates but without vouchng for the accuracy
q ne report hat AZ Of The results Of the diplomatic
dimculty between france and England, Count Persgny
viii rot continue TO represent France at this court
II had been currently reported that Count wsewsk
hse retired ron the French Foreign Ministry, but the re-
Lord Malmesbury's despatch had been communicated
V he French government ls terms are not known, but
n said TO be frn, not concilia,ory
rhere bad been some riOtipe In Dublin betvesn ne no
ice snd tho college students Eve Of latter are said 70
be dangerously injured.
M Fneish funds had beer dull during the v,cS and
rare upfsvosbly ant cei eight extent by the French
paAiphIei = .,.-,. -,
Money was IN rnolefNe uemano M about previous
NJ Esuk n Durand had made change In ns charges
Cancels cred fr snder the report Of favorable sdvices
s,o, Ind A. but indian news had reached Liverpool
when the Ma cara sailed -
pu,ro,s we've current OF deficiency arising In tho
prsih Treasury, ard of asnai loan consequently being
ro,wiI stsnirs ho rsnc, the oueIoDs rtcepss would
ercaod he