The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

had not moved amendment 70 the address But he
thought hat explanation was unnecessary for all the
popta WHICH ne 81 ably put there ground or i'm
potahon on which would be possible move au amend
ment C'aear, hear" from the ministerial beucn He
beiieVea That dissolution mad forced gov
erpment (hiDisterai cneers) He did not blame h,s
noble friend tho member for the City OF Loniou the
course Dc mad taken, bat still De believed
WAS onen 70 the eoyernn mt than tue they 70 lowed
tREscR INsINcHKliy- OBJECT FRANCE IN THE WAR
WHO regard 10 the questions put by his noble friend
WOO bad just spoken another which be should
IKE 10 pui-namely, whether the government did did
not CONSIDER they deceived in the progress Of the
Negotiations Hopleared evident that when they we're
,ou tbsL france was not armiDg preparing for
tpa' she was only supplying The ordinary deficiencies
Fer nllary establish mepts-tbey could pect TO find
tpst African regiment would be ct hours notice
wnhp very convenient distance Of the Italian frontier.
tear, be2r They always heard proposed Con.
Iess was 70 be conducted the views OF the treaties Of
1910 bui ne only spoke OF what within his personal
knowledge when be stated that the day sitter the
,aDone OF The French at Genoa conspiracy which had
been carried out under the dip oacy OF the Sandman
Ater broke out IN Tuscany and the lawful prince
Obliged TO leave the coDhuy (dear hcar) Attempts
were next made TO revoiu,ionize Modeua and Parma.
Nen mere arrived French prince ut Legnorn which
tn'e~ suspicion on the whole Of these proceedings It
mad been stated that he had been only there for
tusefIc purposes. But any cadet from one Of tueir
military colleges could have told thus general that only
Strategic operation Which could be accomplished n that
part ay was TO keep az far possible from scene
OF souoh t''Hear, hear" and aughser) But If no
t'o'e9e Object va there other obj in rie,o. so,d
oeyteHbd MT IN she treaty Of 7tsit there clause
sh'eh affected Brttish irests oas mt The object Of h
clause that the Mediterranean should become as q ,oas .ad
French bhe tm that n shotd bsconue ,Qaly open the
Po'ces that tdered on nat Tint be accopa
med ty he e1pploa England from Mota and Gibraltar
1her tadhrs Should bear in mind ne history Of the settle
,a.nty Rnssa ot Vlfrancn. The port Of Genoa ,ons nou
nov oniy IN he hands Of The French but French officials
hoa taken palaces there for three or four years. France oa
also IN possession IF Cicifa Veccha and Of Leqhorn
greet ndro, commander If Rxsio-tte Grand Duke Con-
aGnhre-haTpcned 10 be IN The kingdo Of ne THO yicili
ohes mere woS same dispute bet,een the members Of he
'opa Iomhy Us 10 me succession 10 TIE rone and ,uen
dshed uhteh FGity he ,olsld support GRIND Duks
c0S reported 10 hare SAID he ,oouLa be for ne teonae
Successor These all steps iowdyds that zaon0poty Of
the mednDrdnedn ichich the treaty Of Tts1 referred "a
nM toos mot on? What mds happening OF Venice? 1o,s
tttekdoed W the F,ach t; and not only that INT Tea.
had been ard ,eoild BE- tockaded In ne face Of al ts
ct,epnrtd"cS England ou9ht 10 be her guard f3ear
Apd they oueb, u be careful not sho 10Y
with the party who was chiefly engaged ese concerps
Hets" OF The meeting held yest,rday hobe friend OF
BIS he M moe' Tor lyeftoa, took that opportunity ex-
pressing bs nyupaihy with The Italian cause But, al
ortsspp The electors of rverton another occasnn
went 'ortber and expressed before tbs sn
az ibe chni9Rn Auei. would be expelled from Italy
But et no no bnute BE- led a~aY by this celusol ~
lLiep frcto1Di Is every 0f procamatous slli
bG1 hten hplY F2ue0 u f-eeoom Of fay bAi bs4a
omitted The incepeaaence q Iy was retained, bat tn4i