New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-23
Tn, s,fss. Of the Derby Cabinet p very hr'sby
senuest<d On W the P4rts joaTDas,

seuuenttd On W the PAlis joaTDAs,
Uopst OF DokDs, h0sssy, Am 4-Lus Derby,
in order W male st.t mem or Ue prescht asH o,
.fT.i,,. moved the sdjOnnntnt 81 the Eosse. Lord
DERBY in the eOl-se Of IoHg speech, ssid tAst, IN
eIseou.pce sf the adoption Of Lord j. RnsseIt rec
chiffon there we're but two alternative left Tor nm
tel and cODessues-s'sher 10 ressn ofhce or 70 ols
solve the present Ps.ne nt sI appeal 10 the coan
try II vss impossible for her hsjestys Government
al from hemssfves that toe vote OF the Honse
vas equivalent 10 q vote OF want OF confidence ine
present distracted ttAte Of parties IN the jase rem
dered il sOs. III pOstibe 10 administer toe snare OF
the nation he had given toe House an opporton'ty
10 SETTLE the quesion Of Psrs Dentsry ref rD, but
they he'd pTeferIe the inteTs Of party 70 the inter
ests Of the country. Lord Palnerson, IN ts speech
th, other evening, SAID tost the GOverDmen! should
be condemned 70 keep their places and DO " cur
bidding but be begged 10 tel Lord PSlmerston they
vOsA 90 DO ones bsddng but that OF the Qseen, as
lorP as they retained Eer confidence.
There we're bat two ooursss open 70 them. T1e
fret wss 10 dissolve Parliament and the secono % ten
Der their resgr alton to her M,ssy Considering the
grave condition Of EurOpes affairs ard domestic IN
teIetts Of the country he TeoOmuen az early ols-
solution consistent With the p0ohc service.
Her Hsjetty lad consented, and be looked with eonn-
dence 20 the appeal about TO be made to tne county
Lord Granville said-Ib respect To tue Reform Bul,
there Was not sngle person, except those IN the
Government Who did not OBJECT ~ the bill The pres
eIt Cabinet had policy, but wanted toe country To
make for il. In bis piooa, Il would have better
become crest statesman boldly 70 announce 10 the
De- Op what policy ne intended to adopt
The motion was then withdraw.
Inthe House OF Commons Monday, April 4, the
Lord CbSIceor, moving, re- natter OF form, that
TIE House do adjourn announced that after the vote
Of the HOuse Thursday, gas not the intention OF
the Government 10 proceed with the oil, or - propose
any Other With the same Object. The vote OF
H. House ad rendered II recessaIy Tor the Govern
ent 10 consider their position In that House, and, In
huepced By three powerful CONSIDER atOns, they had
determined 10 retain Their iii under circumstances
which Notifying, but with the feeling that they
dong their duty TO the county Considefiog the
state Of the HOuse, the Government had advised her
Msesty who had adopted and sanctioned TINS ADVICE,
to e1eIcise her peIOs alive, and by olssolvipg the
ptes,Dt Permanent recur 10 tue sense OF her people
Under these circumstances IL bis duty 10 inform
the Howe that, the urgent requirements OF
the public service seTe satisfied. Parliament would be
prcrogued with q view 70 It's immediate dissolution.
Lord Palmerston ssid be cid no; consider the late
vote 81 one Of cersUfe; as ssch he would not nave
supported IT, The question that would be put 70 the
oonE'ry was not Whist should be in Off 3e, but
what shCulC be the Reform bill to be brought 10 by
the Government He ebtrested them TO axe the
hett moment to dissolve Parhamenti great emoarrass
ment and incOpvence would result from delay.
Lord John Rustell SAID he believed that toe Opp0s
ton 10 the bill you'd have Influence whstsver upon
the peace Of Europe and stated his notions oil what
q r. form bill shOud be- that he should propo,e w
franchise for Counties and 70 reduce the yearly value
for bOrOughs from El0 10 So and ne believed 1t was
desirable to introduce large body of the working
classes into the eOnsttuent body. in reply 10 ques
tOn ABOUT the OhuOt, ne thi, II tne present shisfe
introduced a new Reform bIl, with the ballot, he
should vote ~ ainst II.
The Chancellor Of the E1chequer said the proroga-
ton would probably take place about the time he
should have moved the adjournment for the hohfsys
He s,io there was no foundation for the statement
that the Ministry bad contemplated resignation, and
he denied be had stated thst the opposition TO the bill
hsd erdsrgeIed the peace of Europe. The motion
for srjonInnent was withdrawn.
The East India Loan bill was then read third time
and passed.
10 Mr. Diraehs address 10 his constituents he says
"Ihe N oment il critical. England has engaged TO
date between two gre st mOnsIchs, and possible
preserve for Europe the blessings OF pesce. IL is
ne cesssIy that the QaeeDs Government Should be
supported by patriotic Parliament. Her NJ 'jesty
will therefore, shortly prorogue the present Psrlis
mept with a view to It's immediate dissolution and
will recur to the sense Of her people so tnat those
who may be intrustei with her Majesty confidence
may be enabled TO conduct the Government with be-
coming authority Utder these Giro instances rely
on the 10y atty ard public spirit Of the County of Back
il CHAM TO rally round her hsjestys Government and
to return me, for the iIth tine their member TO Par
lament