New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
c.u,,o INTO. in the speeeh an intimation. which It's

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that honorable friend OF mine has already
Uotce of his desire to obtain information IN hat AIP
and venture 10 eNlSSs bcfa,, m. 2I i}o,nation
ment viii be prepared To ray plotc uS sucu arnoi
or this question although OF foreign concern ye IN
'o az one as t0 which altogether without flgnt
We know not at present from any anhenllc ao,I omi
60 with which in has been attended, and We know me
desperate resolution with which, against enormous ou,
the battle has been fought. what am deslrols 10 ~" %
a. and what hope the papers, Wbch pfcsenjtL 10 ~,
Maiesys Government, Will prove " that the ~ ounrln
Ton bnt maj they had before the outbreak began given
faithful and full execution to that nbO'amhI m ~ The
The Haiti sheriff which was issued at me clos G io
mean war for the purpose Of securing 10 the CHRISTIAN
subjects OF the Porte nj least mat cy cquay 10 Wu %
tbey are istly entitled and which has been TOO long
Withheld from them Hear hear ms IS qe-tH1,h e ,h U
The utmost gravity and rather IN lts connection ti6
General interests Of humanity than any special lsn
hfs in the more narrow Of the term. Hear
hear II is also one of the greatest importance III eiei
In dealing with the question of Reform, he dwelt
cmphatically the Importance OF endeay0IlIs o 20
put stop to electoral corruption, Mcn mau
in foreign countries q feeling of dstrst IN repToseh
tative system and concluded his speech ms follows n;
think there are three points when VIII sum lp ou VI
forests I'm the consideration and management OF tls
ton There is the question by whom measure .! re
~ th rSon OF what is 10 the substance and eiitct
Of such measure and lastly, there Is the QUESTION % "
when such measure Is TO bo brought uhder our re-
and when IL Is 10 reach its cornpetlon As
CARDS the first of these the inquiry Dy Wnop represent
10 the House that at TINS Inohcnnit tno ~ ,be
Of this country in speedy setIemEnt, tIelmst, =, there
0nestinn Is an important Hear hear-and lla lnsle
bc any OF MS who are less sangune than gentlemen o
Site nj the possible proceedings OF her , Inn
ment that win he no reason Tor ehdeaaoruig 10 ~, ter
pedimens in their II ls our dny 20 acetp W.
ever get It, measure when wa wa e9eu"S 40 % Sd 70
the lust expectations OF the people, hu ~ W. ,a,re
be Wiling parties 10 the Introduction ol eiy ~ -
by the Government we o4Se' Se smallest US difficulty in the
way OF settlement Of the question Hear, near Iitsr @
respects the subsistence OF e M rone occasion for
which do not think the present Is ptopea p nasnre
discussing; hut respects the time OF that ~,
e ,bs nneiion Of substance Itself Is hardly more i'm
pcrant II not necessary TO trace the wearsUe % anu M
s3 ksSi S ions how many sessions how many Queens
sneechcs low many governments, ana now m'iy Pnl
laments have been involved one thlng Only We on say'
@ ,a H. tbat n a. impossible for our legislation 10 pro-
ceed In It's ordinary and accustomed cOse un ~ VII. ~
stons the woy IL disrbs and impedes aud not only
So hut Il cmbters every attempt touea V =,
his Fmnreerowng rapidly more vast and more varied
Ter davn proportion as we reap tho harvest OF legls-
@Gn snIn W,, p feh from tSe g6nd and in proportion
these interests solicit usmake IL our duty 20 ouIsenes
n take care that every step adopt and as at as wecah
o reGure from Others that the measures which they may
ADOPT shall be directed toward the attainment not Only
therefore ask myself how l am TO consrue the para,
graph In which this subject has been brought uder our
planation Of Intention. | win not make any rcmala
which may have tendency to IoTce {hc G0\eiliiHgn'
What understand 10y this paragraph Is that the Govern
ment like ourselves and Ike the generality OF menprh
country without the distinction OF party OF opinion,
are sensible of the necessity Oh deanng PlomPuy
which tley can choose for tho purpose they
viii be prepared TO propose, on their rcsponsiDiy
sfS SseiFSi A. fhf z 9i a s asc ana above
sn tho speedy attainment ~ jist aud satisfactory
Te I'm this construction Near, hear II this nterprea-
tlon bc Just one, think that We ought 10 rest iccty
may be n6c To remove ont OF path this obstacle TO
our legislation and also 90 remove nom ourselves Nhht
and 10 the institutions OF the Land, and which prevents
our giving 20 all other questions that ntenuop "h'h
thcv 80 mperatiycy solicit at our hands .Ohcei-J
The Chancellor of the EXchcqner, who was also
warmly welcomed by his friends made bllet reply
and announced amid general cheering tha, I'M On 'yn ~
dny next he would make itul explanation Oi ihe
coi,I.o intended to De pursued 10y theGONcfmeht on
the Reform question.
POLITICAL BNNQTFTS.
The annual political banquets "n the eve 81 the
opening Of Parliament, came off ~ usual The IaTl
OF Derby gathered round him, in st. Jamcs-square
the historic names Of Englands prOud nobility, and
Nj Disraeli was supported by all the leading Con
seryativcs Of the Commons. EnIl Russell bad = tea
party Of aged Peers and the great and distinguished
leader of Her Maiesty's opposition, Mr. Gladstone
was surrounded by his admirers. 9th political
gathering took place 1T the rsidcucc ol The heir 10
the largest possession, u the world Earl Gro,yenur
entertained tho Adullamtcs and Was honoIrd hy ihe
company OF Earl GREY. Lord Duukellln, IOId Llcho
Robert Love. Edward Hor-man. Fitlviham. Ellis
and AnsoD. aud Messrs. Foley, Lang MnInwaring.
Marsh. Gregory and DUultou. II Is understood that
those who were present at thls banquet ale likely
during the season afford proof Of their desire 10
give even than alI trial 10 Lord Derbys Gov
ernmcnL -
The Archbi-hop- and Bishops commenced thcir an.
nual sitting, on tuesday tho 9TH al Lambeth Palace
the residence ol Ills Grace of Canterbury. The
Bishop of Illinois present representing the
American Episcopal Church.
mn FuHgHf Hf.Efs
The Times says: The Queen will hold during the
season five Courts, and the number 10 each > limited
20 20 ladies and gentlemen.
THE YACHTING SEASON
There appears no doubt that the Duke Of Edin-
burg viii iuaug grnte the season by sailing his yacht
Viking against MI. Bennett iienrietta; The match
is expected TO be around the Isle Of Wight.
Mr.. MAETfSEtU AND TIIY LONDON UNIVERSITY.
The meeting held at the London University To con
slider the action O the Council who ignored Mr. Mar
tnoaus claims to the Proicssorship of Philosophy
account of his religious belief, terminated unsatis-
iactory for the friends OF Mr.. Martineau and free
thought II was decided by majority not 10 attempt
to disturb the appointment of Mr.. Robertson.
AMERICAN REPIusINTATIyIs Al ToRIIGN Courts.
The PaI SAL Gazette of the 5th of February has the
following: Literature does not seem TO be held in
so much esteem at the Washington White House now
as it was under Mr. Lncolns Administration. Mr..
LincODs lOndncss for filling foreign positions th
literary men was, indeed without precedent IN his
country. Mr.. Bigclow Paris Mr. ROwcll Venice;
Mr.. Idreth Trieste; Mr. Marsh, Florence Mr. Mot
ley, Vienna; were all much less known III their own
country as politicians than authOrs of these only
remains, blr. Marsh one, Mr. llildrcth, the his
torian, has died; the rest have all been removed
II i- indeed reported from Washington that Mr..
Marsh VIII be superscdcdW
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
general meeting of the Anglo-Amcrcan Tele-
graph Company was held on the 4th OF February.
The Directors congratulated the shareholders on the
success of the enterprise. The profits of the Com
pany since the opening have been at the rate OF p
per cent pei annm on the capital embarked. A dyi-
dend OF 10 PEI cent the subscribed capital de-
clared.S
HFAVY FRAUD on UNDERWRITERS.