The Express.
London, England, 1864-05-13 00:00:00

AGEARL&N OFFENCES IN IRELLND.

TIM Marquis of WESTMEd.TII moved that an komble
addrem be presented to her Majesty for copy of any
armorial received by the Lard-Lissimmat of Ire Mild or
the Irish goveromett praying for the release of Michael
bulimia, Penick Dolma, and Patrice Eve, three primmer.
sontined u. tie county poi el Wantsmate, soiniebsel at the
summer MOW* of 1462 of agrarian aroma or any of them,
sad of any writteo conmatiaimitioa forwarding the msne
aad recornmeadieg their enlargement to the Irish govern-
ment. The noble m►rquis complained of what he considered
to ►e the capricious tumidness* of the Lard•Lientanant to
rekesing, by hie owa mere optics, ponces ecovicted of
tione offences before the term of their imprisonment bad
rimPirml

The motion was °ppm d by Earl GRAN nut. on the
groped that the proceediags were niplar, sad the eaves
=l:dcasformity with t►e opinion of the judge w►o
he ass ; hat oil being pressed by the Earl of Do•
sweghinore and the Earl of Derby for the kilos-motion asked
be granted the motion, on condition that it should not he
nude • precedent.
Their lordships adjoaroed at 25 minutes past six o'clock.

HOUSE OF COMMONB.—THCILSDAY, Mey 12.
The Brits= took ilia chair al.{ o'clock.
PRIVATE BUSLNESS.
The Aberyetwith mod Welsh Coast Railway, Amy ray
Central Railway, Balton Goa, Great Femora Railway
alighberich Branol4, Soot Coast Railway, Mersey Docks
rd Harbour Board, North-Walsers Railway, Portpatrick
ILailwxy. Ronne and Ritchie Railway, Torbay sad Brix.
bras Railway, Wallasey Embanks:neat, and the Wrexham,
Mold,
,sod Cuonah's Quxy Railway Bill; ware nod • third
time passed.

wee, by
BARBARITIES IN JUTLAND. make the educational dopittinsot more aliment sad lions
useful.
Mr. LONG gave notice that to-marrow (this day) Mr. H. A. BRUCE asiesded the committee at costatil,
he woad pat a question to the First Lord of the Treasury sea eon.." that the std 34 J, padegtm
whether be considered it becoming the aijnity of this me. almgether the
rgosrLeg vim.pmi.
'essay Mes that her sjesty's Minister for Foreign Atkin a.„ the ....."
do to prim,
anal cooties, to bent his seat at the conferee.", in refer- leant f the-ate— -..—eg-e" a their
sea to the affairs of Daum at and Gooney, while wen LorrE. CECIL supported the addeodum os
the poled
sanctions and barbarities were being perpetrated in Jut- that it „.. askraig. tot the committee imam
Led by order of the commander-in-chief of on of the • 6.• .m.matea by the, ... es mem. se shed.
repreented in the eoefereeee—and whether her arpad M meg. thee. ...ed
$
Vyear:y's governmeat had felt it their duty to remonstrate the
ef.„.Leet I, we as in reheem,
•
amain the osistintiauce of each kerbsides.
" feesthetpartiess of his report had besa struck doh,
RIOTOUS PROCEEDINGS LN EDINBURGH. not by on hand, se alleged befit* late viteepreaden a
Kr. CA IRD Raked the Sontag of Slate for the Han tho conceit, but by that of the Peretneat secretary to the
Depertmeet, whether his Weed= bed bees called to the council.
IWO/011/ proceedings lately noon is ashaburgh, abut Mr. OSBORN7L wee moot fathead' is agree with the
out of the noun and sale of the funtiien of reran eiti- right hew Winn Mir J. Pakiatee) ; for a ernes which
mess who refused to pay that ponies a the local rates had hedon with ea "PaDditp" al 30,4404 la sad sow
which, safer the rancor police rate, was (adder an Act con T 05.000- a Fero was neendil • Preen orb' Sc,
posed in 1840) levied to pay the &Spade of Übe city de inquiry ; but ke did oatapes that this was the time or
Insane it was true that several tliourod ratepayers Gd Place for Prolsonel inch as inquiry by waj of • rider one
resolutely refused to pay that portiou of the rat and that the motioncif the Hein Bronearl. At In ens tine be
the arrears of the several local miss whew with thought that motto still more unfortunate and more ill-
this rate were accumulating se rapidly as to ban reacted Sind, bonus* is. the face of the Tenn exPlannwe it was
nearly 390001. ; and whether it was the inaction of go. unjust to the late vice-pramdent, sad swelled for by the
vernment to propose at v alteration in the law 1 house. He had hoped that the moan which bed ban
Mr. H. BECCEasid that no doubt there had bees en three' carried by the noble lord on the 13th of Apra would both
se four occasions some tamale' cm tke sale dfora. been reminded ; and he thought that thatWY the P.S.
titre of persona refusing to pay the loud rata but he Pima which bin MaitallM'e 110.41010/86 wend hen pee"had received no official information on the subject. beyondln point of act his nght bon. friend (Mr. Lowe
a letter which he had that day received, in answer to as posed. received the sort of justice which mod to be practised
inquiry. That answer stated that the reports of what bad in the border counties, where they tong a WAS Scat end
token place had been greatly maggerated. With refrain then tried him at their leisure. neel.) Nodded _mild
to the wood been
of the question, the number of panne be note unjust or wain thin the trains,{„ which the
who had refused to pay the rates amounted only to about right how gentleman bed received, boa wen the hew
31 er 4 per cent. of the whole. The ordinary allowance for sad her Majesty's government. What bed takes *es?
arrears arising from refusals to pay the rate was 5 per oat. Three or roarroard.oloyal sod discontented senses of the
Is answer to the third part of the question, be begged so department dropped their accuratioes into the "Roe's
say it was not the intention of the governmeot to propose mouth," in the ass espresented by the *ethnical the essin-
ea alteration in the law. bet for Stamford, who appeared to be widow an unwilling
In answer to Mr. Dauarr, nor an unconscious recipient of those false and ealondoes
Mr. H. BRUCE turtles observed that be bad received charges.
me epecisc information as to the meeting of some 10.010 Load R. CPAIIL—I beg to move that the hon. member's
persons, an account o! which he had seat is the newspapers words be takes down.
a
• Mr. OSBORNE—I repeat them —" falls ad eases.
PARK-LINE AND PICCADILLY.
nine charges.* (Or
General BUCKLEY asked the Fist Commiesioser of has not rarsoted themder.) Ido not sty that the noble lard.
Warts wane, some plan could net bookend te prevent Ind R. C/OCIL—I bare sot reburied them.
the dangerous trains that existed at Perk-lase into Pim- Mr. OSBORNII—Then you ought to have done. (Order.)
dilly, either by widening the street or inane some other Lord R. CECIL—The statements of the hon. gentleman '
way that the trade mint be diverted? are so strong that I =be permitted to erplais. My
Mr. CO wllla said that the OSITOWEiII of Pask-lase motion wee emend the ammunition of council; as
wee the source of gnat iseonvenienoe and occasional aunt then 1 retreat on en syllable ; bat es retards this Whatever weld be dose by regulatkm of the nght hoe. seetienion (Mr. Lowe), I alien that the charge
was already accomplished by the presence of two did sot app,r peremelly to him. (Meer.)
policemen who were geoeraly employed for the purpose of Mr. OSSORNE—D, a very well for the noble lord to ley
preventing see oosenotion.
that sow ; bet! an sure the bone will agree with me that
General BUCKLEY—On of Ulm told me he had the nun wee tads spas lar nett bee. friend peracm.
secneed no orders. (loaghter.) ally. and that both the resdatem sod the spank of the
Mr. COWPER said he WM amid big hes. and gallant lord were aimed at hie thinner. (Order.)
Prised must have 6'a" in with the policeman who was off Mr. LONGFIELD—/ rise to order. The bon. gentlemen
slaty- -(laughter)—for be (Mr. Cooper) wee essered by the is referring to •asech is • recent debate, which is highly
COWITSWISSIOTS of Police tattoos policeman wee employed in irreenier. (Rear, beer.)
gmsting obetructions, and smother warclass by to give gr. OSMORNE—I ear obliged to the boa. smilesens for
sedansin one of noneac7- Of cense the only real throwing his shield over the table load, but the bone will
aimidy was to be found is widening Park-lane and in mask- , agree with me that the attack wart epos the late VierePre.
tag • new street through Hamilton-place. (Cries of personally. These precious charges of these alloyed
" Hear, hear.") But there was on thing he w I eld not asd disenotested es—l suppose I tenant be tolled to
admit—that his hos. friend had any right to address the ' order for that—fe Ingt).•111111* embodied in a reethation
teenno to him, because he OIL Cowper) had only to which wee submitted be the hone fast before dimmer. It
speak for the property of the mows ; and sine Park- was brought in at that unpropitious time wit..the Man-
bed nothius whatever to do with crown property, his hon. • slim of byenas are most developed-46.4kier end moo of
bleed should bare addressed his question to soma host Oh !")—at a time like the present wises the ants lord
aerobe, who represented the Metropolitan Board of Works. waned to settle the account. Dean WS/
La
• new body bad bees constituted, having etre and amidst angry howls—(oh!)—the home votads=7astLed' ef the streets and ways of the be thought There use a majority of 109 spinet 93, and my right hoe.
Sat body should ache this quakes into sir serious coed. a Mead was censured most salinity sad most sefordy.
dentin. sad apply Min: fhlilireP.olvols either (anent, But what the coons adapted by bar Majesty's
be the video* of the present thorough at to the mak- goverment? They mon doers four weeks elter the thing
hag of • new one. (Rear, bear.) Than had bees • sows Las occurred, sod my their honor is impaled ; but I
elade—he (lfr- Cowper) did en now whether he wee thick every one will agree that their banes canoe be yea Is seder is alluding to it—tbat Hyde-perk aboeld be used noeitive when it takes them four weeks to look into is ter vehicles boned of Perk-Ins. (Cries of "No so.") wounds, and when they are then content to leave 16 its •
Te that be entirely deinersed—Olear. Wel —noon ilWood select otenolttes. (Hear, boar.) Os the 19th !sLIAL,eIIEs
ef Moir settles red of the Iticouvemienos, the obstrectice right hoe. (rind mass fonnrd and made an
would be simply diverted from on pine to soother, and it which is the °Melon nee of his oppoonts wee
‘1.61d aC.pZ=lrsli
pent is Hyde- Atha It was at and I believe thee if the list ioniser had on that abeam
pessest is g Ina 1.0 Chia dam-
I elan is Ids pleas wed proposed to resdad the reenleties, the
=Wow 0-11 Polk—rs se the subject he f. 240 ///a Ot motion would ben nee mined ansaimeasly is this home, sin that soot a change would omen the danger (Hear, bear.) I sass_ give my slain" either tit doe
star the imooeveasses of the obutruction ; and therefore tootles at the Rome Seaman or to the &madman of thsv
be that alternate* he mat put • deckled negedui. Min) right hos. teroset ; tut Vea opportsaly sheath I-
Gesswel BUCKLEY sal bewail* then pot the question to via Ind the natter by that tbe renontins of
thesight boa.
mest. (M gonismosethallesnlery of Sine for the Homo nal of Apra bananas& (Bar, lent
Jespertatt, nor) sMr. AD BALMY mid that la his akin It the sloth