The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-01 00:00:00

Imri•itlAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORI/S.—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30.
The Luau CIIIINCILLO/1 took bis seat on As woolsack at
halt-past toclie o'clock.
THE CASE OF MR. MATHER.

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The Eirl of MA LNIESBUILY said, ir. laying upon your
lordships talk the couclusiva of the correspondence with
respe,t to the “..Ault on Mr. Mather, 1 have the greatest
isate,taetion in intorarag your lordships that If. dispute is
euurely sad satiA,cturily settled. We owe this to the
ability am/ sead-ut Sir ,11.-11olereas trhos-116.-
are aware, arrived about three weeks ago at tretirTolt.
°read Mike of Timeline. Having found the negotiations
iu this case in a very position, he has with his usual
talent so imuipletely gained the confidence and goodwill of
that court, the he has °trained from them the re-
cognition, in the Inert explicit manner, of that
principle which her HOLat,. a government has In-
sisted upon throughout all the negotiations, viz., the
recognition on the part of the Taman government of
their liatality to protect British &objects according to the
intern Lionel law of independent states. In additioa to
I,bat, Sir H. Bulgur has received from the Duke di Castig-
Roue, the minister for foreign atfiirs to the T1.13.4D gusern-
nas nt, a comp:s Lc, g”ntlealanlike, and satisfa:tory expression
art regret at all th it has uecurrsd during this disagreeable
dispute. My tont, I cannot sutheiently praise the ability
god tact displayed Ey Sir 11. Bolster in this busir.sos, awing
that he has concluded it by placing our respective cowls
upon such an amicable fouling that at no time were our re.
Istioas tome completely friendly than they are at this mo-
ment. (Hear.)
PETITION PRE'ENTED.

By Lord BIM (MIDI. bow rialidmary, for exchalion from
the °wisteria: of thr of
QUANAN I INE AND TILE HUARD OF HEALTH.

.ord OLEN ELU reter.cd to • petition which he had
pr. w nt. d some time age, complaining ot the mode is which
the quarantine laws were carried ut, and stated that ha
le:t it his duty to interns their lordships that Sir William
I'ym, who was at the bead of the quarantine department
id the lioar,l of lleolth, WAS perieeily ready to juttify
hinmell benne any tribunal their lordships or the got era•
men( n.ight see tit to appoint.
IttlSll STATUTES.

I.ord IKONlF.AiiiraidilVati a notice on the paper
lot the pfUJut.tott of a eery of the report of the COI/3141A-
mown appoiutid by the la:d.Lieutauant of Ireland to in-
quire concerning the ancient laws and institute■ of Ire-
land ; and also a co, y of the letter trona the Chief or
railer ftecre.sry for Ireland forwarding the same
to the L .rd.' COCl!uis,....nvro of toe Treasury.
Ile under.tood, however. that a return of this nature hiJ
already been made to the otk‘r house. Ile would simply
inquire, therefore, whether the goternment were in pewee-
won of any further information, and whether the attention
of her fitatewty 'a cosernineut had been, ur would be, directed
to the •ulject •
Ihe Karl of I)KKBY said that the subject er.:s one of
cossiderahle impotence in a literary sad antiquari.ua point
of view, but he bad been unable to psy ant attent.i n to it.
During Use rete•a he and hi. culltagues would treader the
litihi,ct, and ►e hoped thew might be able to meet the views
‘,l the hold.. lord._