The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22
THE WAR IN ITALY,
Interesting Debates on the War in the
British Parliament

Freedom Pronounced a Deiu.sOn- J,e
DeIby-Wisemnn AiAianee--A Coalition Cow
eminent Suggssted-The Prescott Adniass-
tration Held Responsible Tor the Wac
Defeat of the Ministry, sc.
The sixth Parliament OF Queen and the rst aud pro-
baby the last OF tho Dsraei Derby government
tusly opened by speech from the throus russtay
June T. Az usual the greater part OF the house the gal
iefes filed with ladies' bat there was, nevertheless
large number of peers present. The Earl of Rpou the
Duke OF Roxburgbe, Lord Campbell, the Dase Of Cau-
ordge Lord WensesdAie and the MARQUIS OF Bath we're
she most noticeable Of the well known of peers who
were present IL their seats The Uuitsd SAFES, the
hs3h Austrian, Turkish and several other legations
v0n suly represented. rbe grandsoos OF Pspoo Sal,
west 0oDgst she distinguished foreigners present
dnlse everything and everybody their i,Ata
peenhe hooo oy tne ba2s OF gold ana jewes they
presented The o0een wore the asual dress,
son train and jeweiei tara.
Hav ng takeu her the throoe the Queen init
nareo 70 Lord M4meseury, aho sto3d upner seq
OF The throne, woo minated a Lard in Waiting 800
s'coa On tie next step, Who nmned tod Cns ~
DersD, who sos0 at the foot OF sbe tnrooe wuo t.s-
mated 10 Mr. pumsn who stoot JUS by the floor Of the
touse, her desire that the Commons shoqld be gu a.
moned.
ar. Pulman accordingly proceeded 10 The Hoaqe and
returning shortly Afterwards Ohio hy Speaker
aid reverb, members Of tne House, wa,se preseace
though invisible "a the reporters gallery, vsrS die.
tuctiy sudibe III that regiSn.
The QUESy then read following spescb which sas
HANDED 10 her with the usual formally by The Locd On
cef0r;--
Ny LORDS GESTLssES-i avail nyser with saiisras
ton, IL ths present of pa clio l rs OF Cns
sdvice Of my Parliament, which haze 70 neat
With tne least poss Die delay. oecet nat p4osra
Shall De laid before you, from whicu you viii lsarn now
earnest and Lnceasing have been my % pre-
serve the peace Of Europe rnose endesvo-s have nm
happily failed ana has been declared Trsnc.
0na SARDINIA on one SIDE, and Austria the oeer. Re
cssrg aseerances Of frendship from bob csut,ni-
ing parties, intend to ma nslu bstaeeu ict az
impartial neutrality; spd nope, With Coda ass,s,lass
70 preserve 70 my people the blessing OF pssce
deemed De,sssary the security Of my aeanaas
the honor Of my crown to increase my forcs to "a
amount exceeding that which has By Pc
hanent rely Win confidence 90 Sour cordial caaeur-
renee in this precautionary of deeos We p,y
Inc Eng or the ro scles having announced 20 she
death OF tbe hDg hrs faber, am TITS agcessoo
though. ft Ia concert with the Emperor of the Sres,a "a
renew my diplomatic intercourse WITH the Court of Nsoes,
which pad been suspended during the late reign Al
ether foreign relations continue perfectly s.s actory
| footing
| GENTLEMEN OF THE HousE OF CoMxoys--rhe estinaes
for the year. watch pro 7sen not been b7
,be late ParisEnent, Will be Immediately Laid y,G,
together With such supplementary estimates as present
circumstances render seneaoy Necessary for tn POO
| he service.
Ny IoRps AND GHs11zMr,,--I have directed bill IA ha
prepared Tor giving sns far the Of para uent
may be required 70 certain Suggestions OF c,nniss1a
ers whom had appointed To inquire into tue OF
efficiently manning The roysl navy, and reconu .ot
important subject 70 your imInstiate attention. H3asu es
of legal and social Improvement the progress Of wach
the late Parliament necessarily Interrupted oy The
dissolution, viii again be brought ander your coniiera
ton. | should with pleasure give my SANCTION 10 any
vel considered measure for the apandment o the Laws
which regulate thu representation OF pople Parii4
aud should you be Of opinion that necessity OF
giving immediate atteaton to of urgency
relating 10 the defence and financial condition of toe
! country will not leave you sufficient bms for To-
! gislang with due elaboration during toe presaos
? session on a subject NJ once so dffieut Ana 20
extensive, trust that at the commencement OF the nsxt
session your earnes, attention viii be given To alesaon
Of which an early and Satisfactory settlement De
greatly 30 the public advantage. feel assured you
will enter with zeal and diligence dscb arge of
Parliamentary oues ano pray that the result Of your
deliberations tend 70 the countrg the Goa
tnuance Oh peace abroad aoc progressive improvements
| ST beme.
At the termination Of the speech the Queen retired with
the usual formales, and the House adjourned dafns
| pleasure.
The House resumed =. FIVE O'clock
The LORD CHANCELLOR having read the Green's speech
TO The House. aud having been again read Dy
at The table,
The Earl Of Pow1s moved an adsress TO her Maiss,v
which was as usuli echo Of the royal speech.
| Viscount lIFfoRD, who was heard very nperfectly,
| briefly seconded It,
sPscB kAEL GRANVILLE
Earl GRANVILLE Ead the speech OF Msiesy that day
was the third which she had delivered IN that house
three II the which tended proauce the greatest
amount Of complication Ia the speecn with wnicu her
Majesty dissolved the late Parliament there we're some
verbs OF very unusual character, the efsc, of intro
ducing them being 70 put into her MaesgYs mouth 10 IN
vocation Of Divine Providence 70 give majority ia the
House OF Commons 10 the exstirg government u.ayh.
ter) Since that speech delivered the goyernm o,
had certainly Tot played the Of the WAGNER In toe
fable they had conented themselves with nrape,
but had applied tie govern mept shoulder eoergec y 10
work (Hear, hear, and laughter) In the speech jas
delivered rohing was Sid as 70 whether the IN
orty which prayed for had been obsanel; but the
noble Vscoun who had just sat down hst told tia
the government bad 300 supporters In the other house
re WISE alraia mat the government intended TO a.tenp
sti 10 50 on with minority in The house Of Conmons
ano was 70 their having done hitherto that be At
ifou'ed what he thought their ordships must all aepiore
the misn anagement Of affairs at home and abroad q,
thought that both in opposition and power the
party had committed beog to pleas,
everybody Let him refer to some events during tbs lxs
" 0f after Wtth fhaa
cepon OF the legal measures OF reform the details OF
were prepared BY the previous government he could
remember single attempt at legislation on toer part
which signal failure not the result tHear hear Their
India Dill was certainly OF the greatest failures
had ever witnessed similar failure attended their churc,
rate scheme In regard 70 the question OF reform all
could gay was that the experiment which they han mad
had met with sucb opposition not only from toose
were generally opposed TO them, but from almost every
one belonging 20 their own party who not in Office
that might be ssid 70 have been atm, st un,ver
sally condemned (aear hesr Az regarded the Je vssl
question, he must cay that nothing could be more M
satisfactory thnn the final settlement OF it. fbear
near )nipe government first obecnng 70 the princioe
the bill on The highest moral and religious grounds ant
then not coming forward with measure settln,
the question, but pursuing course which though
Otry on the legislation Of the country. (aear hear
The desire OF the government ts wishes Of every
body erincedn the copc-dng words OF the speecl
which hat just been delivered from the throne Not
understanding the experience which they derived from
the recent debates in the last House OF Commens am
from the speeches recently delivered the husnzs ns
govern pent had again forward, saying in effect
eve nave no opinion on the question OF reform. W,
thall be delighted with thing toe other Il 10 no
Tor us to guides Is for you 70 act as you please us,r
hear. No ooubt very able arguments mi ht be useS
either in favour OF setting the reform question az ace Of
" favour o. putting OF the settlement for snort or
ionR period but that was exactly the BORT Of agest
which The government ought decide for tneosev.s
and they could have excnse for beading uules
{ ment. (Tlesr besr) 10
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Ag'oi ne Nts n'fa6 tney had pnrsaea e,,rse sgticl
WaPwjnro9s 20 he puo service ~ the nlnasr 80 sss
tney nof acted department Nhun we4 ucdsr "a. sra
cal control VI tae noble as he head OF lhe