The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14
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On the evening of June &c. In tse House OF Lords Had
GRANVILLE made the following statcuas on behalf Of tho
new Ministry
Lord Pamerston had as their Iordshipe were swsre,
succeeded In forming administration which he miehs
sythough would DO egostica for some OF his friends
to make the same many whose pas,
political services and high character gave them conds
rable claim 70 the confidence Of the country At tho
same time they fell was not past services they must
rely for The support Of Parliament but upon the manner
IN which they conducted homo and foreign affairs me
arrangement Of the finances of the counry would srd
operation Of the House o Commons Anotnsr
which also demanded attention was tho improvemant ~
the Of the people in the House Comnoa
NO aouot II would be advantageous that governments
were IN condition to be able deal with the auesen ~
once - pubic opinion had been very much formed ana
had recently taken place, and there existed dispos
ton ON all aides 70 make conoeon but he believed that
state Of the session. which would be- TO ,ris win sSs
question. No bill, therefore, would be introduced this
sesson but soon Parliament assembled after Tho
ordinary prorogaton, measure would DO laid upoa the
table.
In the meantime would be the duty OF government y
do all In their power place the deeences Of the country
upon proper footing-mc froa fear Of inuasion, for 10
believed there not M slightest ground for appyehnsios.
but with the .nt0 s dse o. preparing the FOR
IN tauorobk position % step in At any Ssons u ~as ~
diplomatic arrangements Which might Be necessary for rsor-
With regard 70 foreign affairs, the interest was entirely
centered in the war nov raging In italy would DO out
given re TO that war but be might that great dssi
depended On the wisdom Of the policy which the govara
ent Of tits country might pursue, as the most faal con-
sequences might ensue to al Europe from false step r.
the opinion Of all statesmen and the country generally
the duty Of her MAesty's government 70 preserve
arict bona de neutrality but while using every endea-
nj
BY which might be possible To restore peace (Cheersl
he thought their ordshps would ssres with him that the
proper way to accomplish that object not By carly
intermeddlng, and making propositions which would bs
rejected with contempt but by Watching carefully that
(Hear hesr He believed tna. ID adopting TINT osass
the government would receive that support from their
ordships which would be necessary to enable them y
conduct the affairs Of the country (Cheers)
And in the House of Commons on the same evening"
Lord PAIMERsroN made the following explanation
will avail Of this opportunity to offer short state
OF which every il fully informed but regards the
course OF business which we propose to follow. It 10 Wea
known to all that on the failure Of the endesvors Of my
noble friend the Earl OF Granville TO form govenuent.
honored with the commands or her Majesty TO endes
TO form administration. the first step which took
under these circumstances to address myself 10 my
noble friend the member for the city Of London between
whom and my self already EXISTED agreement that
whichever Of us should happen to receive the commands
OF the sovereign to form administration, should
both Of US operate for the purpose Of forming an en-
Gent and strong government
nerosty consented 10 join with me TOR that purpose aud
undertook that ece which, .. all times the most impor
curnsancen beyond all others Of universal importance
aud dculty-I mean the department OF Foreign Affairs.
Ny noble friend and myself were enabled to surround
selves with colleagues eminent for their public POSITION
and remarkable for ability and nowledge Of admnistra
tive affairs end trust that have succeeded in present
ing to Parliament and the country administration
which, from the distinguished Gle ments OF which II il
composed, will command and secure the conf fence Of
ps en-. ana Inc o0uDc ss gs S
TO perform has been painful one because was unable
to ask and obtain the assistance Of the personal friends
with whom II has been my pleasure and pride on for
occasion TO cooperate in pubic he whose talent and
ability in the discharge Of their duties entitled them
only 70 my esteem and confidence but also to that Of their
fellow coanuymso. (Hesr, hear)
Tho administration having been formed, now becomes
its duy 70 consider At this late period Of the year and IN
course Of proceeding it viii be best TO pursue There
two great questions which pre- eminenty occupy pubic
attention frst the state Of our foreign relations
nected with the important passing In tho South
OF Europe and secondly with respect the amendment
Parliament s TSs soss ss ~ S 70 ps ,os N
gard to the first great queiion = tie one chakd for 6y
our predecessors, and What has been recommended BY ny
noble friend, Lord Elcho, dtis, course I strict neuyals.
cloud cheers) trust that nothing viii involve the
country hostiues which, far human foresight can
people Of this country So remote Il the pres course Of
hostliss from the direct Interests Of this country tAat
.souM be unpardonae in any government to snvolue n
1t viii be our duty ~ would no doubt have been the
duty OF the sie government 10 avail Of any IA
offices Of The blessings peace but can assure Tie house
that step Of this kind ought not 10 be lightly taken by
country Of the power and authority Of England un.s
likely be accepted and not liable iroue any loss of dio
s,uy or influence on our oson part.
With regard to the other great question: the Amendments
Parliament think needless for me say that consider
ing the time Of the year. considering how short is the pe
Close and the inevitable business which has to be zone
through, think the house will see that would be tng
with 10 great and 90 important question 70 attemps 70
bring In q bill during the present session.
will be our endeavor, AZ 1t Ia our determination, TO
avail ourselves Of the earliest moment Of the session
OF Parliament to prepare and produce BILL For this
Will give the assurance Of myself and colleagues. when
that session will be, must depend upon the course Of
events and the course Of business therefore withhold
giving any opinion on this point at the present moment
There may be events which will render session
pensable earlier than the usual period. There may be
events OF precisely opposite tendency. therefore
10 myself and colleagues to state at subsequent
PERIOD intentions with respect to the necessary bust
ness before u.s. There VIII be the estimates there win
Of the and probably some measures rendered
necessary by It,
There will also be measures Of minor importance which
we may feel to be our duty to propose, but think that
this amount OF business will probably occupy much Of
obtain the attendance Of honorable members.
In conclusion the noble lord made appeal private
MEMBERS in consideration Of the state Of the case u
give up Thursdays to the business of the govern ent
was called, but which In reality tho business OF tho
country; and accordingly, he gave notice that be should
move tnat on THURSDAY ana SUCCESSIVE Ih0ra
days, orders OF the day should have precedence.
France.
The Narcotics correspondent Of the London Times says
Among the she that are to compose the Bres feet which
we are assured in Of being organized the fol-
lowing Vile de Paris, from Touon three decker,
not very Formidable the liner Tourvle and frgate Sou
veraine, from Cherbourg and the liners Duquesne Tge
Wagram, Dugay Troun. Turenne, Jean Bart and Louis
XV besides the frgate Ardente and the floating battery
Copgreve This would give feet Of nine lners, I've
heavy frgates and one Heating battery Two more f-
gates are expected to on and the only question against
whom the Brest fleet which does not include the cham
mel fleet at Cherbourg, intended TO The Austrian
squadron has not escaped from the Adriatc harass
French trade on the ocean.
The Paris correspondent 'of the London Times says
is said that the military commission Of the Diet OF
Frankfort haYa apnroyed demand NOVA