The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-27 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS,

I mates et the bet pan had mot learned both to
seise mid to =Method Ybrq. His belief Ines that &either
les the pert of the cross el ace as the part of the
MOODS of Lords, nor even as the part of tli• Homo
Oesnumes, bad Soy &shed at a complete
molisatenthei el Sat esetplax magiae called oce-
slitatiosal mosareity ; bat he did believe that the
midi of liberty eacialei in Primers. He believed
that liberty existed threagbost Germany, sad that the
Germans required ao aid or saintanee from a; but after
this pushes et Deassark had been Sahel, as it
would be decided, without anyinterfeemes of *um, the hat
prospect of seeing and soostitmtiosal mossorly
established would be to leave thst brave and intelligeot
people to settle the nosalisa betties& their soverogns and
themselves as to what the tarots et sposemat between
them timid be. Wbetlter be compared the peseta state
el things with eilhat it me b 9 years ege when Ss treaty
of 1815 was mode ;or whether be eempared it with what
it wee is 1821 mad 1823 et the turd the bely
be wailer free believing that the people of Romps lad sot
Made great peeper la Ss stodyei *Meal pastime. Se
Ibelieved thalliat which wee mumble.. 182311seio movesaigss
at Swops, or what wee poseilie te the someeige el lute
When he pot down the Codes et Spain and oreisliteksi ea I
aboolute sessareby Sere, was set petals to emoroges
sow. Oa the cookery. they wadi tad it Its their intend
le make each agreemests with Stir sableste that esostitm
Venal imensieby would be established. Se was far from
Siskingekat if we had rased into war, and the 1161411/
'of Europe had been pitted aging each +due ia a bloody
mutest, we should have presnoted the MON of liberty any
mote than wo
eho& have peomoted Somme, of pros. He
believed, °a th eatery, that we had dose sot only that
11 which was doe be the honour end the attired et England,'
I bat that which ia the sad would post best fer Europe
Self. (Hew, hear.)
Lard STRATFORD DE EEDCLIFFE (who at.. alms&
hmactible in the pasty) was understood to say that the
question wail set erne of the booms of Kodand, but of the
seatiageinent of affairs ; and he meet lay that, comparing
the results obtained with the objects ocatemplated, the
r , dhappointatent of the pelt& was fully loofas& The great
, elm of her Majesty's goverament had boss the preservatiou
of pesos in the north of Europe, yet we had there not pubes
but war. It had been aid that the treaty which provided
ler the integrity of Deareark should be reaintim4 vet it
had been Free up by the lin government halt. Every
ether portico of our foreign • exhibited the as.
sinfortunate =strait between the objects sought and the
dads achieved. its it had bass said, we treat into
the cooference without a basis, and it had ended
with a total abases of mamma Altogether there was only
too moth ground for the ~impessoo which prevailed that we
had undergone a consist digs,, of discredit. AU mast
, lament that areametanote led not allowed so to sepias

our sympathise for Danmark in a mon tangible maim.
(Hear, hear.)
The 'abject ties dropped.
ARMS (IRELAND).

The Earl of LEITRIM called attentioh to a Warn par-
swot to an 'deem of the Homed Loads, dated the 31st of
May, 1864, relative to the produnstione of the Loal•Lion.
Meant of Ireland under the provisions of the 11th Viet,
cap. 2, far the preurvation of the pease in the county of
Dauegal and barmy of Kihnamenas ; end moved fora oopy
of any warrant issued by the Lad-Lieutenant of Ireland for
the search of arms withal the parish of Cloodevadock, in the
barmy of Kiblecrenan, within twenty-one days previous to
the 21st day of April, 1864. The noble earl asked the Lord
President if there ma any law to anthems* the police in
Ireland to enter the dwelhophonee of any of her Majesty's
subjects without a warrant, and to smirch it, or to cony off
any property of say kind whatsoever from such house, with-
out any such written autbmity ?
Earl GRANVILLE said that information had been given
to the police that a bailiff of the noble earl wee in poems-
non of a gun without a license, which of coarse he might
easily have applied for if he had thought proper. That in-
formation was not meted upon ; but the polies, when op
revenue duty, afterwards found the gun, sod took it away in
la perfectly legal manor.
The Earl of DONOUGHMORE said he thought it
monstrous that the police farce in Indand,eatieg es review
officers, should search hoes.., and thous Meer chancier
of police °Moen should be allowed to turn that marsh into
other portions. '
After a few words from Earl GZABVILL"

mum pied to edgings mus
Leese, but wee interrupted by aria al " Ordmr„" east
Earl GIIeiNVILLS rose to ceder. zed add the noble earl
had already add/lewd the house three time.
The subject thee dropped, arid
Thar lordships adjoureed at 25 minutes to 8 o'clock.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TtraDLY, JUIY 26.
The sitting was roamed et 6 o'clock.
THE MAGISTRACY OF TEWKESBURY.

Mr. Li' CON gar' liOtiel that to morrow Ito aboald oaf
the attention of the house to the late appointment to
the magiateaciLsof Tewkesbury, anti move lot oorreepoodesoe
la references

meal !Apr, two 'pismire, end he believed the panislisaint
wee strictly ir. anrxtience with the proviskee et tha act of
lag esetion. which required that the judge should speedy
the eanibtr: of babes and the inetrinneet with which they
were to ire 'Aided. Re did not think that there hod bete
say dariners ben the law la the wee.
PUBLKIATfON OF THE IRISH RHOORDS._

Mr. MONSELL asked whether a oesmistion would be
issued to turas tote the abode in whin mien ninon ol
records bad bees edited antler the ilireolioa d the Master
d the Rogan Ironed
Mr. F. PEEL said it was proposed to inquire late charges
made spinet Mr. Mesa, and She Miner at the Mali In this
natty bawl esiested Mr. Dulles Hardy end Mr. &ewer
te ended tits *airy. 'Mae stationer& were wary sear.
petest panes for the talk sled they were linty to 00MI.
news their inquiry arise the prawn week.

THE yomitrrros OF COUNCIL ONI EDUCATION.
Sir 7 PAKINGTON gam sake that at Me ocromooe•
coma et mat emit* he 'acid move for a select committee
to *sire into the 000stieethoa of the ribry Clothed tta
Itheectioo, sod bow far the inutageonst d the beams of
that aspartame* met the itegairemeals of the arestry, sad
the how that tiepartatest applied the gamey width was
math by perliameth for thacatimal repent.