The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-29 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 29, 1855.

express perinissisa being gives to him by this sham i bat
the mosso itself was tot anromosabis.
Afore sons otavfentiem.
Coloon DUNNE sonnatsd to omit from the won: the
wens " gad Apses La.;' sad the proviso bakm nom in
sin* On ohms mil speed N.
=I S ossmisan sem Monde. •
DUNNE pawned an a'austhant :isreasissufbils
a toasts who had gasmen say impromionlis es
to inns upoa big lemilerd • detailed sposilisalisa nen;
work and eon sod nouns ties Indiana le Bios bismellisals
that sane inpnonents hid bon suitable Is the Nan sad
ineptly sasontode amil at • fair pries sal n a satiability
maser, eabintiag whin cortilleato tho town might
have thi apsa
=ineesialinsipl. It the MAIM thought
the work =, he might Maw to. 'm-
inket', bat ICas 8 Maid bs stabled to seams' him to
giro it, if nobodies", oidenisa was • modem and titian
Mr.
Mr. BORMAN laid tie West of this asenimat meld
be, if, after a Must had arks his insmve_wmin an a stm-
sidsrabla nth ths landked chose to ir Ms mint to
deprive the nasal at all abases of ompasslien. That
would be to defeat the entire object of tee M.
Several noniban having spoken opts ti do matter, the
annadmat wu withdrawn sad the slam agreed to.
Clouse 9 was ohs pan, manor Imandassat, of whin
Colonel DUNXII bed gieoa lieliak In morn Mike NMI d&-
sip oat being grand. is sassadmeats prawn by Mr.
Gm however, that the espy of tie Istaat's declaration
dsPssssed with the registrar should be mined by the clerk
of lie peas, was samptsd.
Clem 10 ``an rise to somas discussion.
Ms. MORBMAN wad an amendment, ousting an en.
agel in the cm of nenepaymont of rent.
amendment we. opposed by Captain Mhomt, Mr.
POLLAlLD.trannithir, Kr. BRADY, Mr. Coomr, Mr.
I Solent O'Beusx, and Mr. I. Bon.
Mr G. Burned Mr. Narita supported the amendment,
sad Mr. Borns mpsmd it.
111 r. KENNED wend rather the government aim-
Men the bill altzl: than pitmen with the amend-
mat. lf it wan he would afterwards oppose the
farther megrim of bill, unless be should change his
mind in the latosid. (Laughter.) Ho knew any cases
is which lbws were arrears of rent extending so far back as
HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TsuasnitY, JUNE 28. forty-six ifs. no landlord haing of late years
I{ll=lNQ SITTING. Mtn if mid obtain the rent for the camas boa and
is such men Meats would not be ebb, to obtain • shilling
THE VIENNA CONFERENCES. ftr itsprommalls.
Sir J. WALSH gave sours that he would "*".flow Mr. GEORGE biped the gormaniaat would abide by
ask the obis lord the Secretary of State for the Colonies this righteous egnemomemt. If, on the one hand, eeteeee.
whether it was anted as stated Is a moat dispatch of privilrgas—sask privileges ea would nom Os on-
Coast Ban, that the noble lord and the French ambaseador tad:7in this
other head t= —wars extended to the tenant, on the
cad ought not to be debarred from ob-
showed thossadves decidedly in favour of the Austrian pro- Maim his lomil rights ; and this he virtually would be if
Politics in regard to the third point, and =ditto* to la" the Moat Mil an be ejected, unless the laadlord were
amassed the sass to their respective govaramonts. prod to give up fin: years' rant.
CIVIL SERVICE. GU said tho bill would be emasculated and
Mr. MILNES gave notice that he would put a question misled worthless If the government persevered with the
to the Mad of the government to morrow on the subject of saissimat The Attortity-Geasral and the Solicitor-
the arrangsmats in the civil service.
Gann for Inland were bound by their character and
SIR C. BARRY'S CLAIMS. =4l, stand up sad state why they had advised the
In rep ter Ireland to insist upon this alteration. The
ly to Lord Burnous,
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said he right has galldamn himself (Mr. Horliantn) knew nothing
was happy to be able to state that the claims of Sir C. whatever of Ireland, having bun pitchlorksd into his pris-
Barry had been under the comidoration of the Treasury, sent poon for the cionvansom of his party, sad Mirth's
and that there was likely to be • speedy adjustment of the_swheda„,reeribghty howf woiat.„.t....fnoLi=tuic
them. As soot as the matter was settled • Treasury ad- rated with
sate would be draws embodying the which ha appealed to those learned gentlemen whether they were re
have as objection to madam grytaleirse'on samit deaming the pledge which w_h_i_..cli Litoy..,_hataci_von_cm.....this_..qmsiost..L.
hid been made to Hr C. Barry, bat he could not then state In a pamphlet which '''''t ".Ut!'''''''?.."' r..-"._ .......-.3
hen. and learned member for Kilkenny tsar. omens ones
the exact meant be found Mao words attributed to the Attorney-General for
ROMAN CATHOLIC GAOL CHAPLAINS. Inland :"I feel it to be my solemn duty to Mims in the
In reply to Mr. Sroouss, presence of this vast and influential amiably, that I shag
Sir G. OBEY said that no Roman catholic prints had never be found supporting any 'nutmeat whin will aot
ruerdeivr.dgormomat,Yeellt f°alndtheirbsirismellsvedihno manigyhotfeatby ithPorissaclisme event to make a cabinet question, and a questioa to be
they supported by the fullest ministerial aid and Witness of •
!?...a......aith allielteall IS the onentY Prima- Whatever serThial measure embodying provisions for the :sal and tangible
6111, Prim" gratuitously. 12 rate ram a relief of the outraged and injured land tenantry of this
jle ..--rddhalin "Vann received if., sad in another Ida' country—real and permanent relief in its fullest
le r main to Dartmoor sad Portsmouth prism, but that meaning. actemstation, and emelt." The present
MOM travelling expenses. Since the resolution of the sausas-Gan had give a an
madly strong
pledge.
hies,
tin, ago, even these Mims" wen "°°ll- He would suppose • ease, in which a man rented a fans
for, say, 1001. • year. That man might be • twelvemonth
CLAIMS ON THE PORTUGUESE GOVERNMENT. in arrow, bat ander the bill there might be as man as
Mr. T. CHAMBERS wished to ask the first Lord of the 4001. due to him for improvements. W. a he, then, to be
Treasury whither say steps had been taken in consequenes robbed of 3001. by this ruinous amendment of the govern-
as the report of a select committee of this house, appointed moat? (Haar, hear.) The amendment was proposed, no
Ilot session to investigate the claims of Valli', Shortbridge, doubt, because it w.s apprehended that the =mended
and Company against the Portuguese government for clams would not pass the Lords ; but he thought that that
breach of nasty ; and whether he would have any objection was a consideration which ought not to weigh with no
to lay upon the table the communications which have passed house in the Nast. (Hear.)
between the two governments upon this subject. Mr. KEOGH, in reply, alleged that an analogous slams
Lord PALMERSTON said that mununioatioas wore in the bill of last year had paned without any menu op-.
still going on between the two governments on the subject position either from the boa. gentleman or any other mom-
Hs
would let the hon. gentleman know when the onto-her of the house. At all events, there was no division
wisdoms was concluded. upon the question. (Hear.) The hon. red gallant gentleman
GOVERNOR-GENERAL OF INDIA. the member for Longford proposed to insert the word
Mr. CATAY gays notice that to-morrow he would zi wilful " before the word " default," and he (Mr. Keogh)
ask tho_hoall sift rye_ Toment whether, in the **Plated voted against that proposal. If, however, they wars to hairs
met or tieewes IC uovernor-General Of India booming than protracted debases span every dawn awl every phrase,
mask It was ads intention, in selsatiog an individual to fill it would bas perfectly impossible, notwithstanding the most
an efts of m much responsibility, to abide by the spirit of sincere and loyal efforts of the government, to pan any bill
the fiellißlfilll come to by the boast aim rims ago, and to whatever this year. (Hem.) 1
sossins only the appointment of such es ladividual whose
.„ Mr. MAGUIRE explained that he had segued se
latunialat public services and "Winn" *titled hint "' strongly as he could last sinks against the proposition for
the amiliknos of the country. retrenching the tenants' rights nadir the clause Tenured to.
TENANTS' COMPENSATION (IRELAND) BILL. Mr. Suisun SHER said, the amended clause would be
TM house renewed the cionendun on this bill. good neither for the landlord nor the tenant, because se
On clams 6, that the moats give notice of all improve- industrious man would lay out his mousy unless he had •1
meats, good prospect of a fair return for the capital he expended
Lord BEYMOUR moved that the chairman leave tho on improvements. He thought that it would be far bettor
chair, is order that 'the bill bo discharged. Ths house was to give up the bill this year than to pan • miserable and
far uses being agreed as to the principle of the bill, mutilated measure that would satisfy nobody. (Hear.)
althomilt it was now in committee. Then were on the The committeedivided—
paps se Mien of amendments, put there by gentlemen For the amendment of Mr. Houma 112
Ms bed peat capacity for speaking. In that state of Against it
Map the Only result of proceeding further with the bill Mr. Berjeant O'BRIEN moved, as an ameadmorat% the
meld be to throw back all the other business without a addition, after the words just adopted, of the words ' re.
Plionost of bringing this bill to a satisfactory result daring served by any subdsting lease."
the MOW Stilio6. Hs would make the same motion with Mr. KEOGH objected to the amendment. IN effect
=to Malmo* Collage, which stood No. in the would be detrimental to the tenants.
of the day. Mr. V. SCULLY supported the amendment.
Mr. NAPIER said that • bill had just come down from The committee divided—
the Lords, called the Leases and Sale of Settled Estates Bill, For the amendment 62
which applied to Ireland as well as to England. The Against it
object of that bill was to do by the Court of Chancery a Mr. V. SCULLY then moved another amendment, at-
oned deal of what this bill proposed to do in another way. sorest upon that of Mr. Horizon's consisting in the ad-
Ho would not give an opinion as to which was the bast dit on of the words " where the tenant bas • power of
mode of effecting the object, bat the one was irreconcilable alienation." It was due to the tenants that the power of
with the other. He wished to know from the noble lord ejection should be thus limited.
whether, in the event of this bill passing the Homo of Co.- Mr. HORSMAN objected to the words as mummy.
moos, it would km the support of the government in the ,pha maisitsaa again diaidad—
Hams of Lords. For the amendment
Lord PALMERSTON hoped that tiebill tailor discus- Against it
clot woad pan the Home of Commas In sash • shape that Mr. Sszjeant SURE moved, star the words " son par
it mull ban the support of the gressamont in the other mint of rent," to insect the words "being not lus than two
lesesos =khan a Mr prospect st passim Ms • law. If rent of such holding."
tbat mom mom to pm there would be agile time for yam'
Mr. HORSMAN could not agree to the amoadaasat.
minim Inland frees the other bill to whisle_ht hon. Ha may though,, after the committee had duanaaad and
Pllthiellit (sr. Nal referred. Witit Mann to the decided on the principle of compensation, it was hardly
madmen his noble he thought the boot way of saving worth while fighting such small points.
than maid bs to possood at once to the disomeisa of the After a few words from Mr. gg.giawaw.
hill seder onslisranim. There were nip We plats which The committee divided—
weee KIM/ 11l &ID the to serious diastole'. For the amendment 49
1 Cm. DUNNE thought that the point sonlisaal by his Against it
*ridmos bedan. friending (Kw' 14141.. 4 wan an adtiiiiiall nal" for Mr. GEORGE 'nova in line 43, after the word "other
ast
with this MU
Mr. F. FRENCH among the noble lord that if be nu- wise*" to insert the wards " anileFt sPea the surrender or
sew ii patting a step to
la, Irish
hub, the Irish members domfastr.itKocithoootsuasa.at."
the
amosamist.
mond take care to stop the loggia.
Mr. E. ELLICE NU his bas. kind had se 'station Kr. CAIRNS 141 lin-4"X= MI broach of Minima
ha impede any bill that would Ind ha moms, tie ands. and surnaderston ea_ a Ming from Sig of
thin of belated, bat Om was me Mom oink bill asa-payammt of mat. 'at he soasidered that V the wads
ee were " for non-payment of rent or other Wen of an&
4.lll6olllliledthrielins govosamet siiiiis.
a!fisassotsflkmilerthitthehomalesaw hisi°.!way "1_2,"
asthehmilnle
eoulidtteese.Wnnidas modesolt° lintiallabstaMenles. dimthae.lollll*
=to prim the bill, he (Mr. IBM) hoped tits midst m''''
ha adawasam The saarmsibiftad mows maw la. GEORGE altered his OSIIISiEIoot to no Ma Nip
amt
e amt on lime government. MOO embed bow got" b 7 Hi' "ma*
Ms scion Um in any ha remembered, fa tbei Kr. J. D. FITZGERALD said that the am if ma pop
amok, of mom swum, was coo roams, of mad_ meat of renew clearly a broach of a mossy counsel. Mat
that a tenant unwittingly sublet half an NM if
kg_teala and. (Raz)
Yr. VANCE line far the minim as ha had before hie , maid it not be a groat hardship to withheld
the bill la nom stage, and would' still don. from him on that account?
. MALINS thought the cm of non-payment of mat
gralliktnii wishWALSZto kaanbalisawhatthilthhoiliprVotsesd biogildno billwiLthouglihet and any breach of condition stood. ala. precisely thearassall:
slier Unrested dope. pond, sod to make any distinction mines them
Led SEYMOUR would an press his moths after the he to admitggrreaat laxity into the MIL
ibillemmt of the noble lord. The Ms divided—
Indent SHEE did not think the bill is its present shape For Mr. George's smendenant.... 128
was weeth having. The amendments of the government Against it
maid reader it exceedingly saischisms. Mr. MOWBRAY moved that the chairman report ;MO-
TU shairmaa put ths question that the motion bo with- grass and ask blare to sit again that day throe months; bat
draws, has %b. • Wog ask* for a division the committee Mill appealed to by Mr. noasitmt, Kr. P. O'Banne, and
divided on the ;soden that the chairman report program. Lard Patinas:on cossetted to withdraw the motion.
For ropottleg program 76 Mr. I. BUTT moved to insert words requiring that, in
Against it
Sir J. WALSH moved the addition of the following landlord, intim shall be served within one meth hone the
proviso: "That no such tones shall be valid, not &Wench termination of the tenancy.
tenant be entitled to any empaestioa nadir this at for Mr. BOWMAN negated, as three Maths was ghee
improvements made Ia pareaeaw eagebi, is any pm SO the landlord to settle with the main than maths
Meanie such tenant ehaß ewe as arrow of rent for his Maid be given to the tenant within whisk In give the
holding at the time of 'sung toe said notice." He end Ratite.
dared that only • solvent leant might to Native the benefit Mr. I. BUTT had no objection to that arreagenssat.
of the sct. A tenant in suss: ought not to he allowed to After a brief discussion
make • claim splint the landlord whose capital he had ane. TM committee divided on the quad= that ths wood
ployed. " ono" stand part of the proposed anseadmont.
Mr. HORSMAN opposed the proviso ; a tenant who Ayes ss
INN to sugar was sot necessarily
an ineolvaut tenant. The Noss lBl-129
loollerd would hats a sufficient many under the other Mr. M'MAHON thought three months was too short a
MMus of the act, as a mast evicted for nonpayment of period ; be would suggest " six."
used would hays no Maim to compensation. The word " three " was then inserted.
After some remark. from Mr. Morgan, Kr. F. French, Mr. HUDSON moved that the Chairmen leave the chair.
Mr. Scully, and Colossi Duane, Mr. HORSMAN hoped that the house would allow the
Sir J. WALSH consented to modify the proviso by few following &maser, to which there was no objection, to
Muting after "arras. of rut" the words "not ounding be pas through.
ON year's neat" After a few words from Mr. Mhosuntort,
The committen then divided— Lord PALMERSTON laid he thought they ought, at
For the proviso ... .
Apnea it B9-29 The motion for reporting progress was then withdrawn.
The clause was Ma agreed to. After sum remarks from Mr. J. D. FrINGIRALD,
On clams 8 some dist-mien took place, sad an amend- Mr. BUTT consented to limit the tiros for the tenant
swat was moved by Mr. 81T110Oli FITSOIMALD, to insert bringing his mien to twelve maths, and his amondiasat
twelve month., instead of three months, as the limit of was thew awned to.
time within which the landlord should erect the baildisgs Ma.. L. BLAND moved the addition 44 the following pro-
reCte, upon notice baying been served nhim. vise :—. And provided that in case any tenant shall be
was agreed to by Xr. 11011AISAII. and the hams, Mined for non-payment of rent, and shall Do afterwards
smadsd so, then pasted. mod fm say rest la respect of the lands tom which he has
Oa Mass 7, Ma so misled, bo shall be at libutt to hot off as against
Weed DUNNE moved a proviso, '. That the lesOsed, se Mk dabs he smiths amount of the compensation ta which
his spat, shall at all times hey' Min to eater the... peosiese, he wield ban We. entitled under this sot had his, tenancy
sod to assaters, inspect, and estimate the value sad weak. dotteminodtbi elastics of time."
assaship of such improvements, daring
.tie pews of lie Mr. BOZEMAN thought the amendment u reasonable
sad Mint tie say sash as may be prilmossil." no, and would support it.
Mr. 11101iSMAlf meld not apes to tie let pan at the Mr. NAPIEIt saute in that the sautaineent was con-
=lDOS was IS nesessary, SINS the mama mesa ob. tradiatory to the sassadmeat of the government which had
ies work wore badly or sionsly dens without any Ma sound. The esounittee had decided that In CON of

sad is the latter to himself. BM soklist, Sheraton, wise
died %Wag the battles of Ids matey would Mere !sad
babied hits ter these dirt to d he weird
be would have as 'sad
of the war, whisk we tee ift, is Use of,
ampoodo's to wbiellbs ;MINI That was the
pia ho tatesiel e, sad whisk would be made
pills be a few days, sad be trusted that
le 111 ~Mt suite mum Wowed of that of ea lammed
Iseult, it wadi Oh wily be the swam of rewardiag those
Mtterw hibtieg lbw their soustry, bat Jethro, many others
trim the army se a poked= tad to enter it at a has
Ora he had so hesitatkes is mitts the services of the
path of this south were wash required by that so wstry.

TICKETS OF LEAVE.
Lord BT. LZONASDS gave sotto* of his isteatioa, cm a
fetus day, to Gall the atteatios of the home to the subject
of tickets of leave.
MILITIA (No. 2) BILL.
Lord PANMI.7ItE moved that this bill be read a third

time.
The Bari of MALMESBURY wished that the aoble lord
would emmat to alter the mooed clause of Ws bill. Their
lordships were aware that mnet difficulty arose the rating
to be paid by different parishes, as the seas basis was not
taloa is all. The bill sow before those proposed that if
afforest parishes could am eves reference should be mods
to a goversmitut arbitrator. Es (Lord Malmasbary) would,
however, suggsst that is oases of difficulty and dispute the
property tax essessannt should be taken as the base for
raLordtiag.
PANYURE thought that the plan proposed by the
bill would meet all ezisdag difficulties, whib that sug-
gested by the noble earl would int:edam fresh evils into the
matter.
After a few words from Lord 8121111114
The bill was mad a third time and pained.
NATIONAL GALLERY, &a. (DUBLIN) BILL.
The bill passed through committee.
The home adjourned at five initiates to eight.

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t, the Wand Audi Mr felt his gists for Jurors-
omt ad Mw it was jeSpered to Ms* the litter u $
. taKl2l2/13.18T0N tbo
t that the Want should
EoliStlded to set off the cospeasatka evilest the arrears,
he Wlei me the landlord wail entitled to set off the uncurl
ZINN EN etispesciatlon. He should, therefore, support
The emffAllee Molded—
IV lie inandsent 127
Ageketil
The clause as =ended was then agreed to.
The 011•1111 AN reported prognes, and the bout rinsed.
Mr. GROGA24 asked when thu bill would be proceeded
with ?
Mr. BOWMAN—This day.
Lord PALMERBTON—After the other busbuse. (A
!ugh.)
MAYNOOTH COLLEGE BILL.
The order of the day for reaming the adjourned debate
ea this bill was postponed till th. 17th of July.

NEW BILLS.
Leave MI gives to introduoe the following new bills:—
Os the action of Mr. BAINIIII, a "Bill to amend the
Law mares; the Burial of Poor Persons by Guardians
and Overseers of the Poor."
Oa the emotion *of Mr. WlLsorr, a " Bill to authorise the
Oethethithere of the Treasury to make arrangements
Os sispsyment of certain West India Loans."
fire Musa of Mr. COWPEZ, a Bill to continue
Math tthapossry provisions concerning Ecclesiastical Juris.
dillies is Zegbuid."
Us house adjourned at a quarter-past one.