The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-22 00:00:00

IMPERLth PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OP LORDS.—FAIDAY, Fix. 21.
Their lordships met M 5 o'clock.
PETITIO!.iS PILINF.NTED.
The Biehel? of WOIICESTER presented several petitions
f !vat places to his diocese against the Revised }Anastasia
Minute. .

Tho Earl of MALIIESBURY promoted a petition Iran•
SLctfiekl, riving far the litmeateoe of Poked.

GOVIRNMENT AU) TO VOLUNTURR.
Lord TRURO postpoeod aim die be motes. 011 tbs above
subject.

THE BRIMITON REVIEW.
Lord TRURO brought forward the alibied of goverammt
interference is regard to the proposed volunteer review at
/lrialitoo at Easter, and urged that the principle of non-
interference by the war department which hail been laid
down was departed from in order to compose the rivalry
which muted between two noble lords commanders of width-
-1111•1 corps • and it wee on account of the success of the
review y MIT that the present movemeet to prevent
Syr, swept snider government auspices, had beau ini-
tiated Every volum. er would be proud to serve under
Lord Clive, tit ho ea. sorry that that tickle lord had
allowed himself to be nook the instrument of the govern.
meat to get them out of an unplewsaitt position.
Earl lON awl RIPON declined to follow the noble
lord into the perwmal quieten he had raised. In dealing
with amimblies of valueless, the goverment divided
them Into two clown those who did not exceed
and those who dot et.neil that number. In regard to
the firth the sanction .if the lordelieuttheat of «maths
was secemary to an allowance of their meeting; and
xv regarded the latter. it wee • rule that besides
that of the booth-lieutenant the sanction of the Secre-
tary for Wu had to be °blamed, who wee to
appoint an officer to take the esemead. As to the proposed
review at Brigistoo, se sidaly MOHO eplasation bed bees
feoelVoll. and so ietimatim of le bed-hem gums to the
Lord L,euteuaat of Suarez ; bet the War-eilles bed beta
informed that Lord Itatielegh was in memmedeeliee eta
the lord lieutenant on she subWiet, mid if it wee footed Mat
llkikm or AMU voluuteers wins assembled, it wen the
intention of the goveroneret to appoint Lord Clyde be
Lake the roirmaial. and that gannet came had aseepted
Lord HA it DIN ti E behaved that the answer whisk IL
just been peen would be perfectly satiefectory to the poet
body of the voluothers. and be would venture to say that
the volunteers would feel an especial Fide la servals seder
any military luau. Every one who was sequaiated with
military allure knew the great &Realty of moonlike,
bodies of troop., and therefore the go.enme.t were mite
right in selecting for the command at Brighten the WA
man they could get. The noble lord opposite bed bald
about the Herten Muds having the ouotrol of the eider
teeni, bet that could not be. became all the Hammetembs
had to do in the matter was to supply an ulkee. Tie
War-odhe appli.•.l to the Hoese-Ousirds fee eadi
an earner to the command on • malleable
occaasom and the volunteers were no more ender
the control of the Hone Guards lb:in the embodied militia
were. He nimbi not see why • volunteer alter should be
called epee to rehearse a part that be would never be called
upon to perform in the twee of an invasion. In that are
the volneteere ...old be employed se • separate napes
darer. r, to be commanded by a volunteer general la
ovahis comity there bed bees the review, sedan that case
a voluoteer °nicer did aid .seemed. He hoped that this
question would pow be es. M 1811, fee it was throwing
dune the apple of dienomit and meat* •• rivalry which
motasuly was to depiored. {eve, bear.)
Their lordship. adjeemed Mot member to 7.

HOUSE OF COMMONB.-711ADAT, Fat. 21.