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

Important Speeches in the British ParfAasne st
Derby 3 Opinion OF the Fs en- ch Ali sncs--The
Assassin atiOs, Refugees Deusus ussosd-f1lsSSsy
Of the WsieWski Despatch and tho CSsssP'-
In TIE House LORDS on Let March the Lord Chancellor
ford Chelmnord late Str Freeric Thesger) entered the
house abeus malt pass four After taking the usual oahs
the noble ana learned lord took MS the woosact
received the congratulations o. peers hs
elevation 70 the dignity Of Lord Rgh Chancellor Long
before usual hour for commencing OF tho
evening the nnktera and opposition benches we're faiy
occupied.
thot belonging OF the House Of Commons and
to strangers, Asd the spaces sooDd she throne and e. the
bar house ied BY those anxious
70 bear he from noblO earl, the Frat Lord
of Ii. Treasury, Of the policy Of the government
The E.. Of y entered the house a Ten past
hve. The nohle krds entrance scarcely obeeryed
and his arrival was not greeted with sing cheer
LORD DsRBys MINISTERIAL srsT8sKsr.
The Earl or prfBY 70 make the ministerial stase
Hnept The noble earl spob fDoSe My lords bsve
express M hope ba. in postponng trom Friday aet
until ths evening the sts,enest which, according u
ssttutiopal usage from per.on my OSson
bave Dot been guilty OF any dsysspsct 70 yoar lord
ps house On the contrary considering that during the
last week have oeen engaged DAY and night r MAKING
which, before had not the s!!ghtst idea OF
be ergcaec make and having single moment 20
devote any other sab aod considering moreover the
grest nlportspc. had updertAs en- thought
would be respectful II - delay nay state
than thas should come down az o'clock on Friday
having on'y Majesty that day, and deliver what
nns. have been 0us crude and mlerfet satensnt
Ciear, h-ar) Ny lords believe D,e and say il wish all
sincerity tha, addressing from this place and
tbis ocCnsion DO With feelings ~ triumph eIu-
taton (Aear, hear.) am, on the contrary, over.
wbamed wnh the sense az NV own inco 20 ds-
charge the trsA have unoer.sken. l
whenned With OF tns mag litude NJ the difficulties
h. me- but my satisfaction ny consolation is that
feel myself up.cle 20 deal with the great llesiicns
before me, indulgence Will DC ACCORDED py your odsAPs
apd BY the courI-y who has been oAed suddenly
to se oy @ sTr % OF S' Syss g "a ass not
(Hsar, hear) uer Majesty hAviug 6sSn pleased to
inform me that che had accepted the resiyna;i N
Of ,be late government, called upon me for ms al 5ce
and ssked whether tookng all the circumstances cf
the Case would undertas the duty Of arising her In
ny reply took the liberty O. reIueing her Majesty
20 press a. that moment for apswer, and then
took tie opportunity Of laying bore her Majesty AZ fully
as eould, wi.hoI; partially o. eNlzgsrstion what con
scered be the state Of parties the House or Com
ssubect rron vbch 'onsderei her haesy should
have the fuile Information; and enrea,ed her 70 take
until the follow ng day 20 consider Whether she s'li re-
solved 20 call 10 ner counses, as, in th,t case nay
Of duty 70 hsr Majesty would compel me 70 &C epi
ths tssk of cc9srnetps government thesr near
upon fun coosdef stion hsr ncjey should D. OF HE7n
tkat any otr ,Doi be odrtsd6e for t>r 10
adopt ordcr stable cor-nrent, hoped her
Ma,estv yvould no. for n moment consider poson
my feelings my interest but take that course which
her TS judgment ss % me
man an bic .ords Who appeared 70 mo 70 stand
in positions ehoh made not difont for them 10 give
me thsir lssg.ance They did no. he rever, think de-
srsba e. give their .ss ard cannot OF course,
find fnuls With the decision % which they arrived but,
while thus at pelg deprived OF tnetr
cannot say thAl regret having made tos the
orer r1ust rankly say that in coming down here hs
evening have very imperfect knoVedge or wost mas
tah zen place in The tferent department. But, know
ing the drain which there must have been upon the
military Of country IN consequence of the
war with Russia and recent ho:te. Ia India
and fearing what might be the demands upon cur
the future confess did feel great anxiety 10
ascertain vi vas lhA numerca n force Of the army saf
what was the u the Var Department (sar, nsar)
And would b. doug injustice 70 the noble lord ateiy
the head OF the War pepartment and also 70 the noble
fHk. "A that t.a
inquiry -Jrced the greatest satissoton and surprae
as well az ptasu:e hnd after al the drains upon H.
how respectable umercal force still have within
the shores Of tb. United Kingdom (ieaI, hear
must say that when contrast the numerical strength Of
the army, when caalo 10 office In 1882 with tho c1nii
top in which ant Il in 1873, am bound to admit that,
the hrst place, agrCeatly surprised me 70 End tae
military srdor and willingness which prevailed IN the
Country, and must ray reflects the greatest honor
upop the former adm niit-sons Hesr, helr NY lords
long this ortunsie In India continues there
must DO heavy dram upon the military OF tho
co-ntry prt trust that, although much remains 70 DO
done are now beginning 70 see favorable turn 10
events, and ths the operations of SIR Coo Campbell fol-
lcwng upon those Of The gallant officers VINO preceded him.
vii strike terror INTO The body u the insurgents
anc restore tranquility IN the country Much, undouot
,hs; by the coutlnued sSsrt,ons OF her Nsjep,yis
troope with The corfal support Of the people G this
country ne formidable nsurrectcn which n.sssed and
which s RACES In parts Of Inds, VII be eventual
ly put down and thai st remote period the govern
ment Of nom. anu ths government IN India will be in
position apply itself 20 the agreeable ask Of de-
yrr measures of rschcaon and inprovemer. OF that
portion of her hses'ys domnious fne recent accounts
which have been received from the Goa OF China lead
US suppose hGt W unfortunate icGr, ieTr can b:
called but q, all events operations in that rsTt OF The
world viii oo brought 10 speedy termination.
Nv iorfs, soy uetortu.dfe ir for unfortunate nds ~
Us origin, " n0t IN is consequences must say, a.
have always held similar opinion, tha, that war
have hal ample cause Of complaint II not or quarrel
with China but having brought the people o. Canton 70
submisson, cordially rejoice IN the success on her
we can possibly make of that success x be 70 con
ciude with the least possible delay, safe and honorable
peace ard res,ore the country the benef and advsn
tases Of that samusrcial intercourse when alone
NJ al desirable ha. should mainain relations with
nai coansry. IN. ,dss t,IrSr.s. ao2ss,0r, GJ az
absoacly n,ctsdTy foT e rdinerdnee Of The peaceful re
LOTIONS g oornmeres pol,Cv which rnocr,iy hoe VII
Hesr) Ny lords, I noe approach most important
portion II my observations. trust that IN the foreign
pocy Gn % W. orsp. po, VII s,n., se ., ,ma b .sog
brought into assoclaion. trust We shall man
ibcse relations neither by taking tone Of hsughiy
dlciaon nor os seryile submissloo n ssy trust We
shs fra y and uprescrvedy carry Intercourse
with then carefully apstsiring from interference with
the purely domestic Affairs Of any nation and that any
q dlouity should arise, that shall, in our
International dealings ~ in these Of private fc, seek he
ars opportunity o. arranging differences. By promP, and
be .ull rsmA ming, out of that war into which
driven few years since anything Of annosy between
and hat great empire with which long friendly
A,ions interrupted trust will speedily subsdc
and our intercourse will the cordially
with which our conmunicauons were carried on m years
past (lear, hear) But, my lords hope shall not be
oonsdcrsd unduy deprccispg The value Of any other
alliances state my firm conviction that, Of all the ALI
vhich this country should cuvaeof every coun
try which IL for the bene1t OF the world that should
be terms q good understanding wthu is pos impor
idnf that should BE- terms q cordially DIh nsdr
es dnd not poscc.d nsghior a. grep snpirs d Ffdnoe
Clem, hear) The geographical poeon Of the tive coun
iies aud he constant n,erceurse between them, wse
rendering their harmonious union hmoet pledge and
guar antee for Tie peace of The world, al the same
time render any oooness between them matter Of 40
rious danger. This country should not only have
every vish 10 remain friendly terms with France,
bot has every 10 desire her consnmcn wealth.
and prosperity there s country placed with greater
natural advantages, with finer climate, with more
telligcnt population, and have wish but 10
great powerful aud happy-ree from poltcs dis
orbsnces and from civil .commotions With reepea W
that land matters not to what may he the particular
form Of her government whether be limited monarchy
republic, empire but would say that govern
the best for France which best suits the dsp son
and promotes the happiness Of her people whatever the
government may be, however 10 OF vast importance 10
us and hardly of secondary Importance Europe that
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