The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-12
THE HKw EHGLIsH G0vERHMST,
Speeches OF the New Mhlstry-Wnat Vnev
Thimk OF the War.
L0ND PALhEksTON'S MUTUALLY

Speeches OF the New Ministry-what They
Thimk OF the War.
LoND PALhEksTONs NEUTRALITY.
The following IA reply 70 memorial ON LlapeIy.-.
sK:l am directed by Lord Pa ston to acs 20 ledge
he receipt Of the morals ro the annuS assembly OF
be ind penetnts Of the coones OF Cardigan. Pembroke
on ho ps Of he county Il 81 o sssw vs
yTsrcc, Sardinia and Austria and " i1form you ,has
lu Mjey's 0oDsrnSe4 hars no sieatsa " aavising her
Jey IN take part Ia TIE prSs 1r, and Mlt tty do noe
~ ee he probability any gents Rat Voah lad them 70
- ~ ~ & C. BAasrSGNoN.
SPEECH OF LORD JOHN RUSSELL.
From the London Sost. Juoe rs
Yesterday Lord joan Rnsse wbo hsd vacated his seat
for tie Guy ipdan by pta0ce OF tas office OF
Secretary q State for Foreign AnIs was re elected ~ih
out opfoston.
Lord JoHs RUSSELL on presen,irg himself in front Of
tse LIMBO "a, sss oudly cneered. He SAd-GeDLenep,
rave e fe'uih Gu my most grateai ,hABks ho-
nor you have dhne me- 10 returning again the ninth
nne as your regrsEentatye 10 Pa Ilsrnl You are all
aware OF The Cause OF bn election Loga peroy thought
right " ansise her Msesiy esetors OF nis
dslce N h,s &C mins,rs,on That challenge gas taken
Up, arc II was DECIDED by the house Commons that the
Isse aeninauaion had 10, s conddeece According TO
al oorst,oions usage Lord Derby resigned oise into
The bapds Of Der Majesty
Gentlemen there Two questions which will become
The GUY " lTesen. to consider the
fret 're present rtate Q. foreign AFFAIRS and berg my
self chAg.d with the administration OF foreigo AFFAIRS
while feel The difficulty and responsibility Of TIE charge,
o.
INTO that natter have tod you on former occasions
what the on and &hat conceived. was The
billion Of one man, Of tvo Of three men, but
the gfevpus DteoseTDmtnt Of Italy, which hes lasted
now for forty yeare and which the Italian people at
various times ebdeaycred 10 Lbow of Well geutemen,I
should have bssu happy To that which IL perfectly
lotsibe TO have ,mpleled-Iam.y, that Powers
Itay toge with France ano AuriA he'd been able
10 make 90 smicsbe arrangements thai subject Bot
tnst wa rot the Gaze, and they ensssed-she
three Powsrs Of AUSTRIA France and sardmiaia bloody
nd dat gslra
moderation Of the successful party The sdom Of the
defeated party may lead IN long une honorable
ss . pss's Sss as s ss a, ss
Nhole crnnty has dete nta.d b adopt (Cneers) But
there should Lot be that moderaton-h there should
be THAI wisoom of which have spokenn imposaible
to how far this may exead and what countries
may take part IL It, Therefore behovss TINS country,
for her security. for the defence Of honor
and her greats mt to ~9lect Aer nary or Asr
army, 50 as to be prepared for any oosstsnoeRcy
Tho; may a's.s !asaT hear And, EsssisSsa.
Con mons-ihat shal be at all tmes ready 70 psy any
tribute of applause TO the late Frat Lora Of Board OF
energetic exerors which they put the navy into
an elective rate (Cheere) Well, gentlemen beng
the state Of foreign sars that which incumbent upon
us IA the nTtt place NJ vigilance. (Cheers) We mGs
uufch treyy which takes plcS, and consider the bearing
may haze the feure. (hear, near And the next
pace, whenever time aYriye-aud booe IL NAV
toon urivs-when tse belbgerents may disposed TO
terminate tits destructive contest toiu then BE- bsssS
ness IF is country to oiN such counss may lead to
termination Of tAe hoacrdt 30 oth parties, ays5 wt
add termination cAich c,lt afford better Aos ne indie
p,,'dnce and htty Of lazy .aan those Aas hitherto been
the only expansion can give with regard foreign
policy.
SPEECH OF MILNER GIBSON.
From the London Ne Ss, Juns 81
The Right Hon Thomas Miner Gioson the new Presi-
dent Of the Poor Law Board addressed GRO sded meet
ing OF the electors Of AAnosn under Lyme 10 the Town
erfnnkias,ic reception
NJ, GIBSON briefly reviewed the of events which
has lea TO the nation OF the present ministry de said
Lore Derby had chosen 10 make quo nos Of the
Wnoe bill INTRODUCED by hie government reform mea
cure Instead OF sbsDdo,pg its objectionable and
havpg sppeeled 70 the ucies lher verdict was
sgsnEt him. LORD Derby pavpg resigned, then arose
The question, how goverpmsut 10 be formed oct
oil the hbers, party? II was quite clear that Lard
Del by having lest The conacen,e OF the House OF Com
noBs after general election, II became Absolutely
necessary that new admin srl,ioD soouii be formed
Wss TO b. composed OF the frie 1ds of Lord Palmer.
s,on Alone or OF the trends OF The late Sir Pee
Of members Of the inoeps pdeDt liberals purely and
simply Or was 10 be compost Of se!e ted from
the various recons with the endeavo thss by opera
ron they might carry 90 affairs 10 way nigh
nee: ah the approval and The confidence Of the grua
hooy OF the liberal party? IL d.caed, under toe
circumstance that tine oaly chance Of forming liberal
admipst, ston 10 form of from sectsn
OF be great liberal party, And thas endeayor repro
yess Of the dSereu. sec,ons ina. course na
been taken. Ny honorable friend CobdeD not no IL
England bag had reserved for bm seat in toe Cabine'
(Ghatfs) gay that Il 10 compliment ana jus. one.
NJ Coboen--a recognition Of bis claims upon the put
FOR ,bs great services be nss (checrs)ths
ais sbtence, without any self seeking On hs part
asked, az i were, aimost from private lfe-I rayah
marksble fsct that this tnoud have beeo takeJ
out any soiicitat on Of hs own, plscsa IN toe
council or THE country, II he pleases 70 &C
proposal ttheers) say Is fair recogpiS
ss Mr.. Coboen is concerned, OF hts claim
CLAIMS Of ms party, will make tree TO Say
IL had so happened that Mr.. Cooden could hs
coupsnieo by Mr.. Bright into she Caoine,
that we might all three have been there
work 10 carry out those principles whic,
fistenty protested. (Cheefs) Bu, .her,
ssy that Lope OF us should have joinedt
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