The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-08 00:00:00

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law sothatios in dootisad a tits subjor of this bUI, and
IsVolga& they
_did sot . obrat to the priastpill id the
Mt IMF misled to bar sari farther isdaraira r
ram Is whisk die saw law of riders waked la
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11 It was disoodsis his lassonir to poorer it.
& .13110UOILLX Orr& his aside sad lower
Arad hot seepood
Misr a dm womb illsiLToldi Oar OA, Lord Lyadhart.
sad As tad of Mar dr
OOkIUPT PIMOTIVIMITV MONA BILL.
no Bart of MIST Me sshls easiris opposite
W a soda as the parr he Sbe mewl rowlioi of this
toimiseir (ibis day). It wag In a natter et as.
raiser to If his aria bird raid take Ur sossail
Vilweac .el7adaadpostrass dionsolon aril she
Mamie of LANSDOWNE had so liontatir in
asseillog Hoene proposed, sad would la tin cow
=WAN dr Mash, ars

THE MILITIA BILL
par Marl of DERBY said It sight be ettoresieut for
bin testate—ea they would naive the Militia Bill la that
brim I. a day or two—that he prorated to Is its mead
roadie( he to-sorrow (this day) se'aairtht.

11V110H8 (SCOTLAND) BILL.
The awl MINTO Drawee up the report ge this DM
with gaellitleellte. After • desultory osaragatioe, the
Eggert was received sad speed to.

bird J. RUSSELL wr pled to leer t.
Sear that the &greaten on the Curt of Artier woe to be
kept up. He hoped and believed that if the upper ter
UPI up is a elite err feea it yam nen the
slave trade mode be (Rear.)
Mktg • Mwee—lellibtlst, tie rote tae

Weed le.
TM vele et WAIL Ike the salaries aad expenses of the
mined ammisien tees weal to.
ses=ses WLIDAM hr the wrens of the ocesealer
WlLLlAstrAmpled to several of the hams. They
paid IML a yew to the Mesa. at St. Telegeharg, where
=W as saboaseder owl etbw highly aid& who
all the seniors Net wens MOW of •
themellitTre there was LONA As OM mug
at
ITassaw,
whew be weld bMssesenely Barbing le As. The mewl
Ilealegas vecelmil OW • ear, heaths hes he *epee&
Wgwegerts. Tbs he Miele wend
1,0•92.; width was sub tee wasidsWegt the
_Noshed
extent of their emeasesial estallene with the AsaMea tar
pies. He was jell le Ind that their trade with Tether
was ineressimhat *seems whim to justify the Mogi(
up of M itearalse rah Udmurt% many if
whisk wens in the latarke it the country.
The noble lord the member he Theresa bad last yew elm-
tithed the ohm of Comel-Gtheral at Trhoil, by which
1,1001. • year was saved to the coantry. Ho peresived that
the eensehgtheral in South America were more Itiehly
Haled
than ethers. The consul at Wm had 2,0001. a Meer.
eel She to bow why they Menses SD Inell awn highly
then the Rereposa esemele.
Lead STANLIT sell that he sees set is • patties to
mama all the mattes' whisk bed hem refined to by the
hea. gmadentaa. The .sates why the Math American wa-
=wa* mein highly paid thee them in Harem
da:sr led se wheat mielelees in the Smith Ama-
deus Sham sd It was Amiable that tbey ahead have re-
rmew hoe* beep the gemenmeat Warmed et
amieethee whisk waned its thee Meuse countries.
The parse were aot respeneiblo hv the pm.
seat ad he ...$d emir my that the subject
wield seeelheed by the present geweenessen, sad every
redrawn Nee wee Fed& etheled. (bee_ beer.)
Alms seem diesnishe, wed lard ITAIILiT having said
ttlasoleeraail Wen there had wthe whole been
a
Mr. W. TX=ll objected to the • of the es-
tablishment at Rent Kong. The is.. iadividd received
3,00 W. a pow as gmeraw, and 3,0001. a year es superin-
tendent of weft. The sesretary sad registrar bed 1,4001.
• year, the =Meat keeper of records 4701. a year; end
*me were New ether assistants the fourth receiving
MIL a peer. The trade of Hoeg-Hoag was contemptibly
small in seethe:Mee with that of Cantos, and yet, as ee-
-1 prrieleedeat of it, the gewreee rewired 3,00111. a rear,
whilst eat Cenral at Conies bad may 1,3001. The whole
I chugs he heerlfwes was 7,11101., As Patois 4,62 W. Such
• stale of
_es meneteem
Lord said the apparent berme in the coat of I
the establishment at Hoeft-Keep w seminal, and not real,
2,01101. bevieg hem tranedeesed from the colonial to the
heelprtmeee. There wee, is fad, a redaction of

After soma dbausaktn,
Admiral STEWART thought that tbs a:captious takes
by gentlemen "sitting at home at ease" to the saktl7 of this
or that consul would come with mach better effect and
with a muck better grams from mothaals who had esta-
blishments en the spot. They might riad apes it that
if a consul did not do his duty they would soca have plenty
of complaints against him. They would never get good
sad efficient men to represent them &brood unless they paid
them fairly. The climate of Hong-Hoag was the most
deadly one in the world to European constitutious, not ex-
implies the coast of Africa, and it war • very expensive
place to live at. There were throe MllVOittlet• is
America ; and, without proper consuls, bow could tho
liberties and lives of Br.tish subjects be otherwise than in
door's ? (Hear, hear.)
Captain BCOBELL said, however deadly the climate of
Hong Kong might be, it was clear that 6.0001. a-year
would sot keep the governor alive. (Laughter.) As he
observed last year, sailors and soldiers were obliged to serve
In this deadly climate, sod, he might add, that the subor-
dinates of the establishment were as much exposed to it as
the governor.
Lord STANLEY said it was impossible to obtain the ser-
vices of prom so readily, or so cheaply, for as unhealthy
Idioms as for a healthy me. Misr, hear.) As regarded
the ease ofeoldiers, the committee mire aware that soldier,
in India received much higher pay thaa soldiers at home.
(Hear, hear.)
Lord EBRINGTON was glad to hear each wand prin-
ciples laid down by members of her Majesty's
goverment. He reetUeeted a period who they joinei
hos. members behind Idea (referring to the mats of the ff-
masial reformed] is an attack an salaries sad melts-
ments—(iaugliter)—ond the effect of swab maim was, he
itslieved to Injure the public service. (!leek laughter.)
Lard DUN CAN said be would agree to the vete ea the
dat=that the Mal amount of ealary was to form
dissmiso thereafter.
The UM er: *eel to.
Me of
Oa the he the itxtraordiaary disbune-
CHI* ether maim abroad,
• AIM= moo of the hems eppaand no him to
require esplamillem Ile found het met et sheet SO em-
Wine thin nesojelt eh whisk enjoyed the luxury of an
271).he chalk'aad thumb ; it was some of the
.mbesiss that wan then privileged. There was
3001. Air Oemerdinple, and then wen miens eerts
fee ilearK Opstin '
boaslaok Ihndlein sad Ones, ; eme
whet mos mess remarkable wan thet It append nst to eve
bees emideeedi whether a peerdether matey were pee-
menet Itemssesehstin Me hzasi.ad learned remelme
does mined le mien the sots the amen pre-
reed Itsimets_d wee
Lod rummyeavelesd to repeat his elstemest
that the yearentest bad Missed the rah whisk he had
Whet mentiesed with nerd to the appointment er nap-
kins.

Kr. ANSTZT said thee the explanation giro by the
sells bed was set satishilary. la some Roman catholic
frathylike Wks. where there was a wry lame and
paid ant
Sash& the imposes of a Aspire was
of the feeds.
Lod D. dT ART reed the Menthe of the govern-
ment to the expos= far the miss is Tescaay, for
the wpm of Wintboi thisbe bed let* resolved alerts
her • sentlems who was lesidisig at Messes at the tire
when the ressit win esmilied as Mr. Meekse, red who
stated that there vies very seribeeble Keribleries Mt
by the Near raft* sabrearyllharrilleibellille•
der is 'NA ihe buboes etas nekelesiesersdisredi. There
was se Are of WINN strobsd to Kt misbalalkomea,
mad when mq MOM resident lbws bed bons to
rarest, be wee NIKO at sesaidershis hesoreslosee, se
pure, end bee shim M go to Mr. Soodett's sentry Mae.
I. hie spires M was err rjestioesbis, thrust* reek'
be sirs to MIMI esteem* Is esetoblia, that the awry
voted by
_Kr beets was set applied as it aught to M.
Lord !STANLEY geld that he was sot aware of the fasts
oresplarell of by the sere lord. He would take ton that
the maftte eleseM be Irsind **as it woo leer baperent
Mat Midi adders dosed *saki at all tisea here lame-
Mato mow to the nosesepeedre se the sows.
Sir S. 'LW. resilesed Kr be ha boss Mehra at
Tons to Immo the rid es Me people% is essosteesse et
the Arm ef Ibs With' Weider, without my peers
bekaltliatied= of
of the 111CHEQUIR stated est
• Kerb* had mead, her hosed by the orb Md. at
Oa bud of re Fereige.sies, whisk would unit Mlr.
=r her idapeetfe repro Is Mere it eel* any
ow Oa seldect of parapets. That Mesh*
=ftarat erealredy should always be in attimismo M
miholemlle prattle At Me passport web& With
Mind M the rumesiet seeds by the SOWS lord (Loud D.
sassgi he meld rid Meearaittes that aw Ow
mot where of the diplomacy el this
hassills tonnes
very usently arrived at Florence, r minister
rote was sorted to.
Ile art mils was IWIW. t• defray the charges of
enpamitestiess owl vefl.ft albsinmews.
Led DUNCAN emplaised of the airy.barge is the
este rasa the yaw MO. The Mm anieward to
27,1241., sad ha bowl to ask ter ishematiss esasseniag
it.
Kr. HAMILTON tested that the of which the
MOO bed emelelose bed Mew Ws administration
of relate oseentesst. H. oral* thought that the retire.
nom allowoosee sodssperesemellem reedied to be core-
le frooldst tho sells bet that the
Tammy powillif eileUe Own. A
rat piellee *et Mow film
apardes eflbe Wish WOAD —"-Ilesst OSn of
Mahe.

Sir B. HALL emplaned of UNtM
Irassiiisjaa"Nd le die Weedellei him".
la
mum
am
jai
oar
imerierem.
am
Weeds end Feriae dim 00-41.8peampat goveniamilmilethedt
am Me lbw

Mew ems Issidae
llaßomfasr conversation the vote was agreed to
as
wen thot
3.21 W. to vollowellatoultaton at Ban Demiege ;
2.000 L, t e ioliortal Valetas Bdablishment ;
1368., the Seep kr the Datives ; amid
4.11001., Pali& Wagon Gad dlairomed
Oa Ow ant 0T4,400L for mierollaneeus purposes,
Mr. ANSTBed to the item of 7001. for French
refugee clergymen.
Mr. HAMILTON said that the vote was its by 1601.
then it for the past year. The wormy was nut given to
the r ients as clergymen, but as refugees.
Mr. ILLIAMS objected to *enrol Items in the vote,
espeeially those for the payment of mashers in the diocese
of Chester.
Mr. ANSTBY believed it was the remanet of an old
grant to the Bishop of Chester, to enable bin to pay
preachers against popish recusants. The ogler was now a
sinecure, as, although there were Mill empire in Cheshire,
there were no popish reforests. He should oppose the vote,
and divide upon it, so matter what might be the **plana-
tion of the government. Ile should also oppose the giant
to the Bishop of Bodo? and Man fur schouimmden, but there
wan another vote which requires' more lengthened obeyers,-
tinti—he alluded to the pant for the College of ft. David*,
Lonspeter, which was a gross job. This college was (molded
to educate thatch clergymen, and fully endowed by grants
andsubecriptions; but now it had • yearly deficit, although

Mr. J. Witim mat eiriNsis;
ANNTIT aqSahM, laWssissulasabsse ass a
ess,iaseaba digneVri,_ 406.4 f•F ..ielmOtperai
sauna auLke r.sx).III,IL.AND BILL

this wee reed • third thaw, and pered.
THE CHURCH.
Sis N. HALL gave mice that ea the istealMilleS a the
soden et We bee. friend the umber tee Coiremalb. lee
.heats premet paid's, ausweitely Opal, Nara the
peabbleawa N Ilerylebeese sad St. Passer.., mospisistag
of wham pad tarried ea la the eharehee if theta me.
• moi pen* that perEemesat our orderwith is enh
*sky
late the seadast et the Mb" et Leaden eimee
thereto. •
The bane rem at d Wok*.
The Scum rerawol the &air et 6 Welsch.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.

MILITIA ar. the Re.
boas Society of Friends et Greet Britain end Ireland ;
Mr. HINDLIY, ben Efridaseee__,
_Ashford (Kest), Dept-
I girl limited= ; Mr. O. BRKLIKBY, hem Societies of
Friends la Glessesier and Ilemsesmahlre ; Mr. CORBIN,
from hoembehisse sad ardishilents of Dorchester, and
aims' trek sad repressedadese ef the Yorkshire Baptist
Amociatiess i Mr. OCHOLIFIELD, has the Midland As.
moieties of &pest Chemise ; Ilr. BROCKMAN, from
the inhatritsts et Felkettese; &r W. CLAY, from yam'
BOA is Siammliegh ; Mr. BROTHERTON (6), from Cam.
hernia sad ether plants; Idr. CARTER, from Taunted;
.;
Mr. BRIGHT, from Mansile Km; sad
name, Oxen ; Mr. L. lIIYWORTIL teseislZm yom
men of Londe., and Mime petitions hemi
Chatham ;
Law or Cla;:a. ea.—By Mr. COBDEN, tram adeisten
and regresentatime of the 'Yorkshire Baptist Association,
=ti la repel of the law prohibiting ma:dew with
nife's dam.
briMuruannon OV P 17,111 AT ELICTIONS.-57
BRIGHT, hem Lergra, and hem *lemon of the meaty
Dawn, semplairaieg Lord Londonderry's interferences le
the @leftism hi that county.
MAT/10011k ZIPDOWORXT Acr.—By Mr. BRIGHT, from
WeAea, la Iherthampsenakire, for repeal of, sad against
all niiYaa airensats.
llwermatis Mims OP PASLILKII.T. —By Mr.
BRIGHT, !amMarypeet, prolog that persons asking
part in a dui Aga be eselaledflint parliament, and from
the pomades elf the trembles.
ACCOUNTS OF THE POOR LAW BOARD.

Bi;:ff
explaiard that dee reseed the dead dr lied draws by
_the
poet -law beard had bees didooarroard. amnia. aid* a
W
bad miarad la the arangspera,_Lrt that the
derk had aridesael le make the at to the
Trfierresy la trarillor toads to rt:Ze-U 1-17 poor-law
board,THS 3SITI S 41111111 CAN PAIL WAY.

sir Oisitirifiisbed7.lrie Co saiWisOrstary
whether the letter addressed to him ton May 1, by the Kos.
Mr. Hacks, and which was published in the lI eta of May
31, is authentic ; and, if it is, whether he is able to give to
the house any information or explanation of the mem.
stances under which it was written ?
Sir J. PAKINOTON stated that the letter addremed to
him by Mr. Racks, published in this journal of May 31,
was authentic, at the maw hate his surprise that
such a letter, K • oseesesabass, *odd ham beta
seat to a newspaper without omy of the tosamonts which
preceded or followed it, the natabriest oh being
that most semmeous inferences would be from the
letter. The subject of sceaat against government,
he observed, were drais-- that the deputation had
been left Kr seen wades wI ea anthem to their com-
munisation ; aeoeadb, that the sisswer, whom received, was
not ost mods smelly to pews= in this mustry, bat was
tramenated through a prints desanel ; thistly, that the
who had meth to this simatry so a deputed's
fFem Canada, New isvmswits. sal Nova lisstia, had am
bees teamed with the semdmilsratina and malloissos to obi*
their potties hi their sem sreatry sodded them. Not sus
of Was throe omuithatt. ha observed, was wall foushol.
The othlost osuosil had arrived at • eisohion two the
ease as the gth et May, but owing to the pr se athai
sem. lho impala woo not mitten umthl the Xth if
May. whim it was mot be the gomeosss of the thous
osimeite, mad as the ems day as Adel espy of the
spateh we. smsomalsated to Mr. Moshe sad Mr. Charger.
With mast to the alleged want of stones, towards them
gentlemes, Or Jolts &meowed. to thothast &Math Usee
any int . observiog that Its hod received
them with the attsogiNstrelon us to thairthtlagohbrd psalm,
and that they bad parted ea the them fry team. In
this a:Outman (mad the right both imushary is
eonehm) I have ass toothsi as Ms_ pithy
of her Majesty's grommotoot with=to the doolion at
which they arrived. The he.. Mil sot
refer to that hmitsth ad Isom ears the CLablitrill fail
that tho anodes of assonsing • gaiestioa is net dm pro-
per issomat M mihedog to oath • majost. (lees, boar.)
The *sower given to them gun isle was gives ea the re-
sposialls,lity of ha Majesty's goverament, and wheminer the
proper moment arrives I than be prepared to Kabobs my
share in It. (Cheers.)
THE CAPE._
_ _ - _

Mr. ADDEELEY rasa to reith; Secretary et Sale kr
theape Coke"' whetherm theoles asepasobas Just arrived ben the
iaelstlaE nie
C wee the et the ememitaties lleesses,
ef the fireshise owls* wse hisk the
Atmoseressevel preload ; what isibeeesties Imo bets n-
wind relefAss le She removed abeam of Peeled= evil"
the Edam ; end ',bother iosetim sou essuelly amp. Mae
with She Keit "high ter the termisedou of Ile wet? No
wbbedl she to !sew if F astest Woad to any eat
their bighiedos as the at this mods&
Sir J. PAKINGTON that the swages et "Web the
hon. member bad gives seem imisoW these vista, to
which as hid added a fourth, maid s esp Ow. le (air J.
Peldsolom) would take then eerioties. As ibiltee. mew
bar Ma shes sake of the voltiss earaweig,
_be ipeur
enowd the hoe. member rebind URN ameowleV/44 saw
over a week ow loth Mt lierryborldo, mad ha might met he
aware that a mil bad arrived tilb olottelar doe lon
of • week rip he tar J Pekleves) ha a dough
from Gomel Oadiewt, stating ho lad thought 4 to be he
duty to pm" the mmotitsties sedleseoes with Om elemellisse
mods by the soma t med. by the mil et Oh minim he
had seseivel ',Ammo themselves. As to IV mood
saesties. be was any happy to be able to state that Ma
rumoured admin. of Pretoria' egoism the Zane set
only iemeimed without tosaimiso, bat that leettessasmill
Mn modes. be bad nudes/ the
that serressos led best oveadagriketweso PIONS*
sad her Y.Jeet77 aemmistemes, sad that posestel vela-
ciao hod beim asimblishell. (Rear, hear.) As to the
Oka whothw Wear were entered Isle with the
Heir sevolled to he he had se hehistads•
that Vey wsbo es& be was a Mw the &elvish's re-
°rival has. wwwat Cashews there wee se ores le be-
lieve dime wont/ be. With 'apse to the heath queties,
be did set balm till a week eat that the codismoss had
bees semodesed by the new pmernor, and, se the "Mi-
me= le& only arrived this reersiog u the Calotd the,
be thought *elm. wombat would admit it would Is ex-
Plailarek Off lin la *tempt tone sate whet
wen ve boestiess el hen NlVety's seveleames ea this
WV* P (Rear.)
NAVAL RESERVE.

Kr. STAITOICIT Pacnnt.r., hitt.
mated that the plan of a naval reserve had been abandoned
ea impracticable.
PRUSSIA AND HEIFCHATEL.
Lord STANLEY, in rehermas to an interrogation of
Lord J. Zussates. mamma tfar a protocol bad been
eignelbissithe empesessamissr the Sr. peat pewen as
the so et dee Praia& Asian on Neufchatel, se re-
own by the WNW of 1816 ; and he added, that France,
under her presume bad by a public act receimisod the
Bassa settiormst toed by that treaty. He de-
&wed at prune Is the Protocol.

tale 5a.r.014110
of Comseas—a

he ithi Chandelle. of ski Mxidisquer)
living 11410444fisid. the Home
healer said, he felt more may day be
ZiehOtadiedggliatlereltite timponalbillty
brims. le. a •stand Mal. He had
therefore exammild the Male of public business to ascertain
if he meld net iit Mad 'Avoid Neaps from mach a some.
game, and bay* dens es, he would state to the home
' the exPeetation lee ventured to keit of the ultimate fate of
the bills to which the right hon. gentleman referred. He
would follow the order indicated by the right hon. gentle-
▪ m that must be now familiar to the home. The
right hon. gentleman began with the bills on legal reform,
the great importance of which he pressed on the attention
of the house. He celled attention to the Common Law
Procedure Bill, to the Equity Jurisdiction Improvement
Bill, and to the Mester ia Chummy Abolition Bill, with
regard to which he said, I. his usual terse and expressive
language, " that no stops had been taken respecting these
beyond their iativilaction." That was on Thursday.
This was Monday, and he had the pleasure
of reminding the right hon. gentleman that the Common
Law Procedure Bill, the Equity Jurist/I{6m Improvement
Bill, and the Master in Chancery Abolition Bill, "with re-
gard to which no one step had been taken," bad been now
read a second time. (Hear, hear.) Then were two ether
bills of legal reform which had paned a third reading—the
Suitors in Chancery Relief Bill and the Amendment of the
Law of Wills Bill. (Heat, hear.) According to the right
hon. gentleman, who was a great authority on all subjects
brought before the house, but who on the subject of legal
reform was the highest authority in the house, " it was
im-
poseible to exaggerate the magnitude, the difficulty, and
importence of them two measures." Well, on Monday,
he bad the pleasure of Worming him that these
two bills, of which it was "impouitde to mans.
rate the magnitude, the difieulty, and the import-
awe had paved the House of Commons. (Hear, bear.)
So much with rasped to the Important bills on legal
reform. Two of them had entirely passed the House of
Commons, the three others bad been read a second time,
and to the pulsing of the subsequent stages he did not
anticipate any material opposition. (Heat, hear.) He
did not think there was any arrogance or presumption in
supposing that them Ave important bills would pass into
law without at all interfering with that termination of
parliament which was so rife in everybody's mouth.
(Hear, hear.) The right hon. gentleman next proceeded
to the group of colonial bills, which he characterised as
of the highest importance. He reminded the house of
the New Zealand But, " the importance of which could
only be equalled by the number of clauses it contained."
That was on Thursday. What was the bulletin of Monday
with respect to this important bill ? Why it not only
got into committee, but it had nearly got through
committee. (Hear, beer.) They had passed 72 chimes of
the bill—its most important clauses—and he did not anti-
cipate much opposition to those which remained. The state
in which this bill was, therefore, justified the dope which
her Majesty's government entertained of being able topss
this bill speedily through the NOM Of
hear.) Another colonial bill to wheat the right has. pa:
derma referred, end which he characterised as of ps
importance, was the hereditary casual revenues in the 41110.
min bill. With respect to this the law 0810•1111 at the morn
expressed a doubt, mad more than a doubt, erhoddie *gee
broaches of revenue, which now manned a peel (mpeoleso
in their auriferous colonise, wsuld not be wiled to the ear
solidatod fund instead of being applied is Ise Illedesty's go-
Imminent wi-hed, to the benefit of the eannley ha which those
important diosoveries were made. A WE. the object of which
was to secure this beneficial, just, end politic end, was not
likely to giro rise to any vio.ent or peels spassitino, and
as the bill itself comprised only tem amnia then was
nothing presumptuous in thinking and bights that they
might he as successful in carrying Gap an, as they
won in regard to the New Zeeland Tame were two
ether selonial bills, and except thee the glee althea sow
taiald the word " Whip, sad time he crew hs ar
foresalisly, that equesies renal the NIIIINININ lee
rogvita seamy of 11. boa. ma learned nerds, fife
Teerhel—glsoubtor)-1.. weld wee expect oath err
deism is dim two Sint The object a see of thane
the Bisherde floolavllill—was to penile auk
IL:
bishopric wen sow divided iate two. I et 'I he
should not have the whole of the property, bet
ohnild divide it with his incites h 1 (Laughter.) He
did net expect dist the hos. ad bused member for
Tel would euatiaultesameseation. (Hear, bear.)
Thie tabled bet dernst aid as it had already
weed dr there ass no weir sr issiippor
he
thee It amid pen s law without gossesneinating
the Weisleatiost of the amiss. (Hese, hearer ale other
hill wee the NUM Diarps Bill, tibia roe
are al mall diuresis... Its only yea le
ream the kdian Wags teem a whisk
..p other bishops did sit .edema end in were
esesalbelly just. It woe aWE nee al a very event nature,
but still it was a hill of importing* ; and as it waselight is
dimension sad set Woolard to provoke any seatemeray,
the government thought it O&M is give it a hie demo el
obtaining the name et the Home el Cesimem Thee
were two of the Weeniest bowels. of leghistion mid& the
sho
eight hes. geadonra
The
is Ms tabard oseensty of
seares. aregigerb ) The eight boa. graham eea W
esfoeved to the aposeres latrained by his recto Mad who
over the Heard of /Haub. He nerved es the
rtarmi ural listerenate Bill; bet se this bill leg with the

Itf bra en

esamenethe of the peat mirky ate:Mese and the pah.
Bs, be eras met pom& te rememese the hope we 'thy if
peetket bat of psalm it quickly. sad with alight epiM
ties. Then there- waste Wtropolitan Water HAL
ball lad been rehered to a *sleet sematitiee lt ould seem
Were the beam with the weariest of Si. tribunal to
whisk the homes always looks( with Tempest, sad *swam
be weld met believe bat it would paw without idyls the
tervaisatiem of the semion. Time share was the iiallimpsila
Banding§ Bill. aad me nobody Li
desire rash logidatlma
on seek • matter, mid as be had be amsbale with • maim
it was his Intention to wets that the order of tie day re-
Ilfeadel this bill be disobeyed. (Lregister.) Me had mew
gene them* the thew poet
the
to width the right
hen. gentians= referni BIM the eight
_Ma.
referral teemether point amid& he Mated in a =11•717::
meat hapreadve eelety, mei whisk peadmeed con-
siderable east at themaimama ea the holly, of the
Hews of Oameteme. la way ithsegism to the
state of business la empect to the ommordatee of supply, the
right hon. gentiemsa reminded thaw, with somewhat of
the art of a ebetseidea, of the sapeditiou why in which
the committee of sipply hed bees ferried ma, sad the
promptitude with Web the votes hod hem alma to paw
swim to the mous Mannino* of the beam. But he
also rssWed the bows that 200 votes, amouating to mil-
litea, hot yet to be pored, and that they would have to go
thmegh a Edith's.% ordeal, far one hon. and learned
piertiomma resemied nodes et so fewer than 48 saga-
VessariseL , hear," and Ineerlater.) That mislay wee
a he the greerameat at the mad of the
week, end Lly= of the wideness of the theses
of the govessmest a seeduse the Whirs of the lfaw of
Commas ; and he (the Ckamealier of the Zitherist), aa
the groat eimiaal, would be brought Lamont for sash a
et K
weld re ittikrniass 1;
ex ti Pme
sit ,daliata
nd
he of
the,, yen ealy 19 resmathed to be weed. As to them
19 he Wraiths boo. sad hianted member would And some
elisse Seth dm the enemies of his iattafatigable powers
mil While ems of regions la respect to them;
smoking vela gateglider.) He hoped to be able to
pose the Nye" Per mid the Paten Law Amendment
Dino— he War seeemthemied by a select tommittee.
There wee the Vothlilith (Ireland) Bill—a bill which
be heard me all dies was a good bill, and which
be ors nodtmthell to give up, swing that the result of
h the only ilia it was eighty to four. (Hear,
hem) He keyed the Di& iibers would wrist him in
ihhis bid filies* the Wass. Another bill was the
Ante Bill. He was maims that
thug 'Meth peemith meth me bill which wee likely, he
tesegi mat to bst le weepy time, thine it was
OM of sasembr. New this biU being • emmelifation
bill, end set of urgent neeesspanealVlll:
press it. Them then was theoPoor.lew be
Bill.
which was a bill that gamy be presseiLeed, therthriv, it
was sot likely to praises OW cedes. Thea thew was the
Crime gad Outrage IN, MI6& vise • lit that must also
he .mead. Thou vied
smiths to this bill, lith ilstaver typeable* wee
to dm bill, provided it selomelth psollegeonvie 'libations ,
and was elmohmod Ia that Othrtethe spirit whisk be believed
would alines theithishili Set bow, it was am oppeeitioe
which he mad he tired to meet, in regard to a measure
which he beilletpd smiemedy necessary. (Hear, hear.)
This bill seeirimell Mthip• the deuce. He did not think—
giving bee. goer—appmite credit for the energetic
patriotism whisk they prefsemil—that all the legitimate ap-
praise which they could give to it would be able to defeat
a measers se necessary to the peace and tranquillity, and
prosperity of Ireland. He was prepared to continue that
act, and was prepared for any opposition, which he was
sure would be conducted wording to there:es of the house.
lie had now gone through all the bills referred to by the
right bon. gentleman, and he thought be had shown that
the state of public business was not so unsatiefactoey as it
61%4 been painted on Thursday night. (Hear, hear.) Rome
of the bills had passed the house. others wore in a satisfac-
tory state of progress, sad he saw no resins why they should
not be passed consistently with that termination of OW
use on which they all anticipated. This was a estisfactery
state of pub-ic business in his opinion, for which he claimed
no credit, because it was due, and due solely to the good
sense and good temper of the House of Commons. (Hear.)
One of the highest authorities of the house, however, had
expressed his great spprehension lest the state of public
business might bring representative imemment into di..
repute. He (the Chancellor of the Exchequer), however, drew
' a very differ, nt conclusion and a very rbfferent moral from
the erosion which was about to close. (Hear, hear.) Hs
1 nigher drew en argument in favour of representative go-
-1 recommit from the work which had been done, and the
mums/ is which it had been done, during the present
Higol2, particularly when the peculiar eiratoutances of
the, present session were taken into amount. (Hem,

the . &Pea It Mt MIIIIIk sr which
te mid tem although the Mem-
o( the set bass alit le resume their
•hi till 16th of Merl. (Bear, hear.)
ffilif OWN Ili when sat on the side of the
as under the lesdeeeldp of his late diiti.guished friend
.s Oaken Bentley*, that he task apes blasedf the duty
humming polio warratim of see sr lie swim
record—the matron of OM, whemeas house estleugest Am tee
iodations months. On that mambo it was his duty, after
...careful analysis of the business that had been done, to yin-
Beate the conduct and character of the Howie of Commons;
es
that occasion ho attributed the lamentable state of public
maim to the weakness of the ministry, and not to the Met
kiwi et the Hesse of Commons ; and es this commas it
mild met be seedbad either to the wseltsem of the miskstry
et is the IseMeissey of the Home at Ceram. ; Om Ise
meletelsed that the state of pulls Winer was sever ISOM
smishaway. ease the circumetamem. (Rear. hear.) He
had amleemessal by a mdeless ettinales M the public buli-
mia lit esslaarge the lased of geessmes support which they
had ressieed from the Memo of Otesisese, smd even from
tads eats. (Men.) The right heel. gentleman
si
by movhag Met the seder of the day for the
mooed reeding of ths Metropolis Buildings Bill be dis-
charged, which was agreed to.

2 THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY ',..:::. :41 G, JUNE 8, 1852,- - ,
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