The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

Majority In favor OF the govern nent. .......... o
The previous question was, therefore, declared carried
The announcement OF he numbers vas rcoeived Vim
much cheering from the opposition, On s'ooss, q sAs
The House then adjourned.
Mr. cARDwELL's MOTION IN rrIH COMMONS.
In tho House OF Commons on istn instant, Mr. CARp-
WE'LL roee 10 move the following resolution
That this House willis, prrsent stue Of Inform ason
rses ms s, .. hs pscy o. ,sy
otnsr. India relation 70 Dude has seen win rrsre
serious apprehension that her Nsiesy's
yowmiues Of he Court q Direciors and have passhs
IN orf m e 2. %.
the part Of The must crd In the prc~cnt circu
sssns se usoT Of 'e b m'ss osySos s.s .Sa
ersouI.Ens me further re'ancs Of hose who are in arms
The right honorable gentle nan said he 10 call the
attention OF the House 70 what he believed TO be ths
most rsmarkabe series Of occurrences ever win ssed
IN the history Of the British admnistr alton. lie intended
10 lay before the House nothing but patent and inds
putsbe facts the statements OF those whoss conduct
ter cheers sp pS % dat On he ias q April
letter received In ths country from the Secretary
q the government Of India That letter Was addressed
OF proclamation which was Intended 10 be issued IN
Dude the fall Of Lucknow occurred. TN
SHERATON nv her usesy,s sdyisers for the Chsucsor
OF the Exchequer bad ssacd:I think rlsn. '. s'sss
70 the House that when We received nouSe nso an
tended proclamation took the suneo. nn our
lord Fenboroueh had stated ~tn respect
70 u-"Tnere was ample time for reflection Inc docu-
ent vas on the 18th OF April An answer vas IN
dcied ON The 10Th April but was no, aespscned Until
The 2sth Of that mouth There vss ample time Tor rehso
,,o ana 20 cson only the strongly induced me W
,bns xss absolutely necessary " send the letter as
ma o,,ginaIlv written When read the proclamation
felt my duty once TO express my sentiments on the
subject which we're adopted by my noble irleudn This
he, 40 he Nr CardwelO apprehen led that writing, APP
n,oyps and transmitting the despatch vas the deliberate
Co oS ser Majesty gov srnment collectively. (Cheers)
wen ,ha tenor OF despatch In 70 the proca
matIan tbey were all familiar; and he would hereafter
sude 10 il From the 27th Of April until the 9th Of May
pothips important came within his knowledge But on
The eh OF Nay became kno~n, through the COLUMNS a.
the 7ir,ss thai proclamation mad been Issued IN Dude
moi tho identical proclamation drsf of which hal been
sent over but which, IN the language Of Lord Derby
was described materially altered nom the original
drsn" Matters being n this position, the honorable
member for Birmingham (Nr. Brightly asked dges-
ton Of the Secretary Of The Board Of Control, Who,
IN reply, stated thst the proclamation had been
considered that despatch had been sent gu, express
ing the opinions and views Of the government with res
pect ~ and that there would be objection 70 lay both
The proclamation and the answer 70 before Psrs reut
and he concluded by stating that the proclamation had
not been made IN consequence Of instructions from ssa
home government Notwithstanding this answer, n the