The Express.
London, England, 1855-04-24 00:00:00

THE VIENNA CONFERENCE.

Mr. BRIGHT said, I wish to know from the noble lord
at the heed of the governmest whether the Item esa be
Informed whether, as is nulentoed, Lord J. Rowell bee
left Vining, sad whether the contemners sad semillatioss
which be was inducting are considered by the solemnest
to be at an sod. If th it be so, I wish to know whether the
sone Meuse as. inform the house whim he will be able to
make a specific statement to the ham on the enblest, or
give u asy docamsntary informatics whmby we say be
able to know what is the differesse betimes the terms
popeyed by the allies aid those which may have bee.
Wend se a coantrr-propositios by the Rassisagovereamt,

im coder that the house and the smutty, may andentand,
if the war is to be prolonged, what is lobe the object of the
war is future. (Earl I have not been ebbe to find many
people who scold tell me why it begat at all. (Laughter,
aad arise of " Question.") lan the more anxioss to have
this information now, because it is important for se to know
sow hew we stand, apart from the obscurity of diplomatic
language. (Hear, hear.)
Lest PALMERSTON—Sir, the question whisk the
him. member has put is of each great importance that I sea-
not skriak from giving the house and the country some ex-
planatieo. (Hear, hear.) What may be the time at which
her Majecy's government may think fit to give a more de-
tailed explanation I am not at present in a oondition to
state. Bat it is well knows to the ►owe that the English
and French governments, in concert with the government
of Austria, had determined that the proper development of
the third point, which regarded the treaties of 1810 sad
1841 in respect to the Straits of the Dardanelles and the
Bosphorus, required, amongst other things, that the propos-
devotee of Russia in the Black Sea should henceforth cease.

met pdaillpis win laid down by Ragland and France, and
Um agreall Is by Almeria, and it was a principle which, is
lbe abstract, was accepted by the Russian plenipotentiary.
Oa Thursday last the plenipotentiaries of England, Frames.
Austria, Turkey, and Russia Met to consider this point.
The plenipotentiaries of Ragland, France, Austria, and
Tory proposed, as the mode of carrying oat this principle,
which had been admired and accepted by Raisin, either
that the amount of the Russian naval force in the Black
Sea should henceforth be limited by treaty, or that the
Black Sea should be discolored neutral ground entirely,
whereby all ships of war wquid be excluded from that ms,
so that it would be a sea for commerce only in &tare. The
Russian plenipotentiary required 48 hours to take that pre-
position into consideration. These 48 hours hieing elapsed
on Saturday another conference was held on that day, sod
there the Russian plenipotentiary absolutely refused Is
accept either of those alternatives thus pressed ananisserig
by the representatives of the other four powers. Therweren
the conference was adjourned sine die, and my noble frilled
and M. Drosyn de Lhuye, the ministers of England and
France, were to take their departure from Vienna in the
smarms of the present day. (Hear.)
Sir H. WILLOUGHBY—Wu any
rude by Ruda f
Lord PALMERSTON-
siIica whatever. (Cheers.)
POOR REMOVAL (IRELAND) BILL.
Oa the =atlas of Mr. HOUNAX,
This bill was read a second was, for the peeress of being
discharged.
WAYS AND MEANS.—THE BUDGET. _

mule ao muster-pro

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Mr. FITZROY brought up the report ea Ways and
Means.
Mr. HILDYARD gave notice that, is dimming the is.
Come tax resolutions, he should move that *pea intramee
betimes 1001. and 1501. a year the charge be lid. instead
of 24., which was in. accordance with the ratio in which
them iiimmes were new assessed. (Hear, hear.)
Mr. lICORICOOR (Olasgow) rave notice that he would
move that vie loan be raised to 20,000,0001., sad that it be
raised upon terminable annuities, to cease within 58 years.
lie should also move that no increase be made in the ditties
now levied on tee, sager, and coffee.
_(Hear, hear.)
Mr. Golit.arate, Mr. T. BASING, Yr. °LAMSON; Mr.
LAINO, Mr. Jaya MA009.1100/1, Mr. T. HANKS?, Mr.
WlLLtars, Mr. CAnOWILL, and ether members, dieted
COlsneeta swat the details of the Imn.
Tim CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER vindicated
his proposition from the criticisms which it had eamms-
wed es different sides. He found it impossible to borrow
say Inns sun in terminable anmaitim, bet at the sum time
misled OS prevent the debt which it was necessary to Wear
bra bessnets, perpetual. Therefore he had proposed to
As is Os mama under which the aew lean was Mead
an MOON. sr the tiva govaenseat to appropriate
sae sass a year to its gradual redempties. It would, el
sierses,le sump tent upon parliament to release the Wais-
t,/ hem Olds obligation in any year whet it might be
dissend issqudisst to spars the mosey for the assigned
Parasysrisus resolutions were then agreed to.
THE NEWSPAPER STAMP.

In seelailttieon this bill,
Clause 1, providteg that it shall net IA future be impel.
tory te print newspapers en stamped paper, was @greed to, as
was clause 2, which provides that periodical pablieatioas
printed en steams obeli be entitled to free traienthaitte by
part. Clean S was also adopted.
Oa cisme 4, width provides that periodical Willesden's
=ay be registered in the oaths =asset as newspapers ere
sew requind to be,
lir. WHITESIDE said that by clause 2, periodical pub-
Heatless were wide @ablest to the acts legalities newspa-
pers, sad by ammo 3 patiediade were 'staled to go free by
pest ; sad sow by *WM 4 asoeyetems publieetiorts were to
lea regiethaid, and the words of the clause were " the pith-
ter se palatalise, if lie thinks at, may re&ter." Thai by
claw 7 it was provided that if a puhliattioa was oath
registered, it WM to be eeettleaed so registered, ea stoups
stabiles It to be transialtted by post would be refused. If
periodical pmbhcataue ware to be subject to the moo re-
gulations u ciewspapers in ether rupees, be gibbed to
new why stamped newspapers were to be subleet N rip*
tattles and the giving of security seder 6 and 7 William IV.,
and Petlibp•4 aewspapen were sat to be se entgeeted.
AU reepestable papers were required te register the canes
of *ea proprietors, so that they MOM to them Wilt be