The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-16 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT
HOUSE OF LORDS.-11oxoAv, Nov. 15.
The Low) Ca.thceu.on took his seat at 6 (Math.
EWA OF EXCHANGE DUE ON THE lIWm INST.
The Rad of DIRDT =reed the lest miles of • bill
the abiltat fig whisk was to three= a great thammatase.
. WAG= ft eat of pediameat, all hills of fonhase• lab.
due oa Thursday seat, the lea last., must be passesbil ea
that day. • immure to make such bilk pleb= ea the
peeseding day had pared through the lbws of Oamiasse,
=I be new mooed that it be read a first time.
'TM bid was thou read • lest time.
nip EMI Ea= thee moved that the stislieg alien
be with, in order that it might pees direagb its
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sieges to-morrew (this day).
10.
KRAL OF THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON.
The Earl of DERBY—My kerb, 1 have mow to ask your
lordships in epee to an address to her Majesty, is reference
to which I am sure it is quite untie-emery foe me to say •
single word, because I am Colltitilitt it will meet with the
universal concurrence of your lordships. And if I had
not been convinced of this before, the language of
general eulogy which 1 heard • few days ego would have
relieved me trout the necessity of further Weenie; your
lordships, sod would have made me perfectly certain
that you would have but one feeling as to the propriety of
doing all that you can at present to honour the memory of
the late Duke of Wellington by a public funeral which her
Majesty, in anticipation of the wishes of parliament sad the
country, has already directed. I beg, therefore, to move,
without further remark, that an humble address be pre-
sented to her Majesty, to express to her Majesty the Gloats
of this house (or her Majesty's most gracious montage com-
municated on Friday lam, and humbly to thank her Ma-
jesty for having given directions for the public interment of
the mortal remains of his Urece the late Daks of Welling-
ton in the cathedral church of St. Paul's, bed to enure her
Majesty of our cordial aid and coacarreassi in giving to the
ceremony a due degree of dignity and selemaity. (Hear.)
The address was then agreed to.
The Earl of DERBY—I have now to more • resoled=
that this house do attend the solemnity of the funeral of
Arthur, Duke of Wellington, in St. Faure Cathedral on
Thursday neat; end that a committee be appointed to 0011-
eider the circumstances relating to the attendance of this
house.
The Duke of CLEVELAND hoped that care would be
taken to provide facilities for the departure and return of
those persons who, from their otßeial position, would be ga-
med in the solemnity.
- The Earl of DERBY said that all the arrangements had
been the subject of the most anxious consideration on the
part of the government, and of those connected with the ll-
sponsibility, for such it was, of conducting a ceremony of
such • magnitude. And therefore ha bad no doubt that
provision had been made for the fitting accommodation of
those persons who would have to join olleially is the pro-
cession, to facilitate SA far as possible their return after the
ceremony was performed. Ile thought it would he wave-
Elect if their lordships appointed a committee; that they
should have in attendance before that committee tOaletrow
(this day) Garter King-at-Arnis, and amends from him
the precise arrangements which had been made, ia order
that the committee, or any noble lord, might have an op-
portunity of suggesting any alterations which could be
made within the hunted time which remained. And he
was sure that every person engaged would be ready to
pay the utmost deference to the *Ulm of the house.
(Hew, boar.)
The resolution was then agreed to, and the committee ap-
pointed.
DISTRESS IN JAMAICA.
Lord BROUGHAM presented a petition from the Juba-
bitasts of the parish ed St. Elizabeth, in the island of
Jamaica, complaining of distress, and praying for relief,
and especially for • ware rigid =forcemeat of the treaties
for *appraising the slave trade, the neglect of which, they
' complained, had given &virtual monopoly in the growth of
NSW to slave-holdine countries.
LIGHTING THE HOUSE.
The Marquis of CLANRICARDB moved for the ap-
pointment of a select committee to invitee into the possibi-
lity of improving the lighting of this house sada the Leeds'
Robing-room. The present mode of lighting was ridicu-
lously bad, for on Thursday lest, at two o'clock is the day,
although then was no fag, gas was obliged to be used, whilst
la the V re toria Li allery &person could see to nod the small=
print. The robing-room, which was in feet • reeding-
room, was even worse thanthe house itself. The reporters,
who were a very necessary part of the house, also suffered
extremely frees the defective mode of lighting.
The Earl of DERBY had no objection to the committee,
but he hoped that it would have some regard for the pecu-
niary interests of the country. An enormous sum of matey
had already been expended on the home, and he did not
think the country would sanction the expenditure of •
great deal more in undoing what had been already dome.
The committee was then appointed.
SANITARY CONGRESS AT PARIS.
In consetneses of the atheism of the Lord President. the
Earl of St. Germans postponed until to-mwrow (this day)
the notice which he had given on this subject.
Their lordships adjourned at halt-past 6 o'clock.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Motrorm, Nov. 16.
The Srmaza took the chair shortly before 4 o'clock.
Ten members were sworn at the table including Lord
Jocelyn, L. O. Strickland, Sir D. Norms, Mr. link's, Mr.
Cowan, sad Mr. Frewes. '
PUBLIC BUSINESS.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
Jour, Broca Course tea.—By Mr. BROTHERTON,
from the Manchester Commercial Aisselatios, pray's/ that
the directors of joist stock compaake might be compelled to
present a yearly. belsameheet of slGirs, is eider that
the proprision might be able to know the poetise of the
mammy.
Samara Onseavanea.—By Mr. 0. THOMPSON,
from Abadan, egaieet the opening of the New Crystal
Palms an the Lord's day.
Scone liarn.smaars.—Bp Mr. COWAN, from Edlap
lam praylag that the @Waren of schoolmasters la Om*
lead might be Mermaid.
CON72IIBIOS £XD CONTOCATION.—By Kr. DIV= T,
Woe petitions from the parishes of the Holy Trinity, All
Hallows, sad St. Stephen, in the city of Exeter, ageism the
revival of commistise, sad In favoar of the prompt mew
aka of auricular oselemioe, sad other Itonianidog pair
time of
Elam. Ike bishop mad trestatisa elegy of tie diocese of
Paorairry TAX.—By Mr. FOUTEE, from tie spa'
ratios of Berwies, complalabig Ral ther reibmieg the
111114 of their %seat farmers th per mat., OM
Tee Commissioners ousted popery tea ea theP:Zral

"livarors• coo:vs.—By Kr. ALBMANDIA EASTLI.
from tie Lord Provo' and nnellosele of
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Debts Carle MR the we Drain= set
enendling lIIIL, end kr Mr effielh222.=l
seams In the maim eseale lb, disikent
he eboliiing the piseest lOW oppaii lbenrll7=
mao dent le the pdse*d *MK az to say ether *ethanol eget
el*, rapee wart.
Derr on Cas.azaose.—B Yr. DUCKETT, a 'ethics
s signed by 238 casiboaket• eses-Tyneeprayieg
Sat a repeal of the dear en eiegie._

NAVIO•I2OOILAWS.
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the table of the lame.
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ths that Mr. Welker nee aft Mak to be able soya ft re-
sume kis dada, bad eggelalei Ito W. Cabin Is hie Owe
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