The Express.
London, England, 1855-01-26 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—TBURSDAT, JAN. O.
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VOTE OF CENSURE ON THE GOVERNMENT.
Lard LYNDHURST gave wiles that on Friday, the lad
et February, he should move the following reeolatien :
" That is the opinionafthiahoue the expedition to the Crimea
wee tuadertalen by her Majesty's government
quote means, and without due shakos or milkiest iaquiry
late the eaten and extent of the resistance to be
from the teeny ; and that the easiest and
el the government in the deadest of the war le le
wet Cambium multi."
THE VOTE OF THANKS TO THE ARMY. •
The LORD CHANCELLOR recd the fallowing letter
he. Lord Raglan:
" Sebastopol, Jut. 7, 1866.
"My Lard,—l have lad the brume to receive yens MeV
.lip's letter of the 184 k of Deseieber, trarannit==
li=r to the ebet the 11.ute of
esPmella seem they eatieleie et thh
end domes% tereinut xnederod to the anatey by se
est dee elllaat nay ask, esuesegad, wed
sae SI dariffy theme usebilleie Ie the *event' by
eshe aftspeilaise me.
" I bow, latilleelhe et eseseatiog the
and othigezeed Who Weep the tribute if theine.trit-
ships' awl I Wee M stake Per kodollitile: thei
wenn* Ike pest ditheetios that bias nos.
tared epee this.
" The lattedeg tortes in which your lordship bee bee•
=I as he estrty to we the resolutions of the Howe of
and Me gratifying notice that their lordships have
been plumed is Ulm of my servitors, demand the swamies
of my heartfelt gratitude, sad 1 hope I do sot trespass too
nosh on your lordship's Madams in asking you to he the
owe of ay sentiment to the bone.
" I have lost se lime in weeesitting to Gement Ortro-
beet the resolutions Neveyleig *eh lordships' throb to
bin and the nark temp sr their gelleet coiegmestioe
with ler Mhjesty's Elm; eel I have am the hex t
i.eice • law width I law twitted fres Me ,
esetatrattayry of the eater be bee publie
army itis emmeed, sad regaining se to to
thin hew deeply he feet the tilleineehhed bonny
of tisk thenbA and hew telly the toellage se partici.
criebis by the lick uses, whole einesindee with the
away hoe_ wedgedmeek beeedelal reeniet, sad exhi-
bited le the Toil In se werpieeens • mow the !Waste
Mitten estabilehed betimes the two eouniden
"I ban Ihe hint to b. with she MEWS Torsi.t all
wet °hefted meant, Raetrx.
111:1?ClirIMIstril4 the Lord Obeesellor."
The telliewleg is • espy of Henan Canroberes letter, we-
hoed le le the above oteminni.ation
"Amide irChriest.
" Wiest de Cemeedestion- Chef,
"Ace geselluriplalsal, dorsal Sebastopol,
- _ he 6 Joann, MI
"My Lved,—Le Palm/tad Aaglais en primal lee Hee-
Whine se you Tooled Men w. traosmettre, • cembi6
Tarred. Francais,. Ha combattant d Alma I c6:6
do ramie Britannique, dant rine brealable *nicht& a iti si
benignant retearqede, ea Taidaat a lokermsen 1 battle
l'eweemni seanna, elle email avoir fait vas devoir mule-
definket as eatteadeit pas I memoir des repriseatuta de
la Wks Aselaies an tiseigusge d'estims 1 la foie si Okra-
voillorlde lidelant.
" rerneetles_ lse j. von pile d'Etre sures du °nevem-
none dells MOM is Rein. et do Parlemeat Angle.%
dee ireatimmate (Wont fait maitre dada sae 'sprits
ea ease Wessel& lis rendrut plus itroite par la stades
la NUNES qui unit lee dens peoples dens Bette gains en-
try*, peer la Weems de droll.
La Wee, aletteeuee, quo vette seignearie • Men
eons seedmisser I sem tweasion, "One use nouveau viz
ii l'hoeweet qui tams est fait. Is penis avec you, my lord,
quo Pesten emu In gashes: ea chef est la seilleuse
•.._Ue de ranks entre la aratim, et delude Welke
*NISI ennable, volts bisaysillande m'a tondo le ceasert
ni
dm& ion' est poor inoi an eatratnemeot nature' want
Won doreit de situation.
"Ilinsms, wy lord, Tespreesiou de me 'nineteen:
Siteesmat. "Le Dinkel en Chef,
.*Gbeiral CLXloBallt.
" P.B.—l'al Thermalsr de you clutter eommaeicatien de
1 mdse emir& pas lequel j'ai fait eeensttre l Parade &en-
rolee les tleolauons du Parlereent Auelais.
" Genital CLWRODIiaT.
" A B.S. I* Feld Marietta Lord Raglan, Commandant
en Chef l'lssinie Anglaise."
The letter was ordered to be entered on the Ousels of
the lease.

LORD ELLENBOROUOH'S MOTION.
The Berl of ELLBNBOROUOR had given mottos that Ise
would move for certain returns on Monday next, sad he had
intimated that he would on that occasion make some obese•
'otiose on the general oonduct of the war. As, however, a
noble and learned lord bad since given notice of a motion
burimg on the same subject, he thought it would be IMO
usverdent not to move for those returns on Monday; and
he would therefore move for them on some other day.
. - THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS.
The Disko of NEWCASTLE—My lords, it is proper to
inform your lordships that an announcement has been made
his evening in the other house, to the effact that the noble
bled the leader of her Majesty's government in that house
has tendered to her Majesty the resignation of hie dace as
President of the Conseil, and that her Majesty has been
graciously pleased to aoeept that resignation. Under thee,
eireumatences, the House of Commons have consented to ad-
journ until to-morrow ; and as my noble friend as the head
of her Majesty's government hu got.e down to Windsor, I
teal that it would probably be in accordance with your lord-
ships' views, If your lordships would fellow their example,
although I know it is not so essential, and would likewieo
count to adjourn until to-morrow. If my noble friend en
the opposite side of the hones and my noble friend on this
side have no objection to postpone their motions, I will
•venture to move that this home do now adjourn.
The Earl of WINCHILSEA was understood to expels
a drug muddy to have an opportunity of saying a few
words on the subject of his motion, which was one re.
toting to the course taken by the press with respect to
the war.

The Earl of DERBY—I should be very sorry to put my
noble friend to the slightest personal inconvenience, but I
venture to suggest that after what has fallen from the noble
dyke, and is the unavoidable sinews of the noble earl at
the lead of her Majesty's government, it would be for the
genera esavenienee if be would have the goodness to pest-
pree his mottos, mite take another opportunity of drawing
attention to the very important subject of which he has
gives sinks.
Earl GREY withdrew his motion.
Earl FITZ WILLIAM—My lords, we have been in-
formed by my noble friend the noble duke opposite, that a
noble lord who holds a high office in the government, sad
who holds a still higher office in another respect, that is to
say, what in practice, though not technically or sonatina-
timidly, is called the leader of the House of Commas, has
resigned. My lords, we are informed that a pines 'soapy-
tag so important a situation has resigned his office, but of the
Caws which have led to that resignation we have no Lahr-
=alien whatever. Now, my lords, I do sorehead that
theos are changes which ought not to be made is a need-
tatiesel government without parliament being informed of
the causes which have led to them.
The Duke of NEWCASTLE—WiII my noble friend per-
sit sae to interrupt him ? The noble lord to whom I refer
has not made any statement in the House of Commons; but
I have every reason to believe that he will do so to-morrow.
It would sot, therefore, be fair, or in secordaase with the
amuse usually taken la sleek mess, to attempt to elicit the
causes which have led to the resignation before to-morrow
peaniajg. Under the eireumstaaces, I appeal to my noble
!rimed whether it would set be better sot to eater ups the
shiest on the preseat ONSMICS.
2.1 TITZWILLIAII—If the government think it is
net desirable to give the information, of course I sass
Melt it hen then ; bet I still nations to think that events
of this &seriphs should hot be onsatuaicated to pulls-
seat wittiest mess latisation as to what have been the
psode of the nail/stirs It does appear to see that Sue
h a plat ups whisk iallerseation ought to be gives to the
boon at the very ease time as that at whisk the feet itself
Is ossrasicated to it. The simple fact of the resighatioN
is a matter of little insporteas, in comprises wit► the
grounds upon which that amuse has been takes. Issas,
give so have to my, it is no light matter either fee the
govereseat tm resign en mess, or for atm of t►e nest im-
ports% awsbere of it to sever himself from all sewasitta
with his colleagues.
The Marquis of LANSDOWNE-31y noble Meal will
see that sew has a right to give for the a►le lord the
resew whisk have led to hi weiguatimr. The sable lord
who has resigned will state the reuse foe that resignation
at W owe time ; sad flume every nuns to believe that it
is his Steads to state theta tomorrow. I vesture. there
hie, to ask my noble friss& to smoulder whether be has a
right to all upea say ass to hake that explanation hi the
Was lied whisk be alms L sospeteat to make be bar
self ? (Hew, hear.)
Their Iselehipeadjeased at 26 Wastes pest 6.

ROUSE OF COMMONS.--TsuasDAT LW * 26*
The !Inuits'' took the skate et 4 o'clock. '
NEW MIMES&
Iv. I.OIIIIIICITOW, GOO Of the recently elected ieseibus
On Ceateebary, took the oaths cad kW seat

PRIVATE BUSINESS.
Mr. BROTHIATON Undated * member el prirge We,
by presenting the anal prelimieug pp titian.
PUBLIC BUBIrMe
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