The Express.
London, England, 1855-05-22 00:00:00

them adjourn to the Wads, week followleg. theogill
lent there would be so comedbate owing.
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May eller adjoismauss, es
holes inesein would • jerai:
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MAIN what MUM it Mil
SO WINN bdore the 11:n.7%;
(Hear, 4
monist la
should =tea
1111.111 still the bums would me agala—md on Ow Thum
d 1 gemumeat proomed so take the Irish Leadlord sad
Thant BUM. It was deo proposed that upea the Friday
SOU Woodsy afterwade the Mw amid go into ma-
mitoss of supply.
ROMAN CATHOLIC PRISONIBiI.
Kr. SWIFT asked the Smrstary el Kate for the Home
DePlitosat whether it was Pm that Zemea Whelk
pees= to the House of Comae* Weadmeenk, who do-
Wm to Wed the Climb etiosised we
eteMasii
so their ramothe mils is meals Wks the Who el the
; Seedier prisesen tegelmed is Sawa While
sem onlematimlly WWI by the posestent Week d the
tealsiosd exeleekely with pistestest beds ef
Weeks esslarrany, sad so amedie ammo od•
WWI to them Wes whoa the gelsoner wed
a weld
Alglimelies to mem meat sad whether dark( diesel=
ei santior stasis Owen had bees
wends el may, of whom illy a dross masked may
sod ef retigLissikstrassies km a elerwass desk ?
• Mr 0. (Hl= laid that this tomes had saisen fern a
miseppshellska:as to the mew of phone whim the wpm
rate epeeist VMS pursued. When that melon pormiled the
prisoasee wows 'sly Semi to Maw Irk ma dudes the
times kw wed* ma la osier to Mist Wise minim.
Hems Mee Sri edema is Weil wise *my wen hit
I. their selk With iseesamo to the mesa Wash et the
quanta'. be kid to Mb dot it wis the arlipt the 'Sop-
hia to Mit say phew. It woit. be omet. sat the eel,
Nat heeks of warmew were laraisimi to pima" ; the
only hake of a &Missal ehosesem was the Whim sad
premPhsek. As to the last pater the vodka. be bed to
state that WM had bola gives to sassy Isms Wasik
primmer SW they were seeftled to ham the onistime el
say peke used their ohimie. soil as indeed= kw De.
Cwt. the Items "steak Wisp, had bonekonieled
amongst them to the same amt.
MN KILN= GIBSON% NOTION.
Mr. & /111113/11iT—Sir, meg ea the papa a WSW.
the Aseision upon whisk may bootee the mast maimilows
easseqemese to the whole of Berept, I wish beers it. air
moles hes bees entered upon to make as inquiry of the
esti leg es Ike head of the govermatted, karma as ll=
Ire se* bore answer say dapped ay own memosissi
awes, es abe that of some other members of this Moms.
OW. hear.) I Mad at page 73, of the report el the Visas.
Mahreases, that is the protocol of the 21M of April, the
ressani el a confoream at which the aobie bed the amber
far Lemke was preoset, the following paragraph occurs :
"Coast Baal Ws sot madder all the Wilmot modes of
esiatioa se exhausted, sad 'amide's it especially the
Wit of Austria to look for teems of amesemodatioa." Now,
ihm anemias. I with to put are them :—Does the Roble Wed
at see bead of the govenuasat coaskier s ate that the dil-
emmas modes of Waking a pea& seta*. of OM premed
dots d affairs have bees exhausted, does he wader all
espidelleel to be at ea end, sad dem Amato 'wider it to
be bee part still to took for some mans of arrommedatioa ?
Further, I wish to know whether the coaterease is sow
ONO dissolved, or is it still in sash a state, that my of its
emiaben may make new propositions to the allied powers ?
Lord RALKERSTON—I osa have so diemlty in
orissoing the saestioa whisk has jest been pat by the
hue. goatismaa. Her Majesty's sentiment certainly
seem maw all the modes of 'dation or anapaest
fit at lerdea at hem es exhausted. (Hear, hear.)
Wi mookine that Austria is still charged by her own vela*.
moyeriiiiigies. mad by the meant of the Allies, with the
Mk elsimememnag to dimmer means of brinks about
en sessamodetka betweaa the matendiag parties. The
esdarenep although for the sweat empeaded, is am
Away elesed. sad if say proposal were made whisk was
'metered likely to Ind to a satisfactory result, the ma-
Mum would be prepared to meat to the entertainment ef
that proposition. (Hear, hear.) I coo Daly add. that it
would be contend by her Majesty'' goveranteat their duty
to give the most !avowable waideratisa to any proposal
which might mete to them doe or through Austria, with a
view to the safe, homosrabk, sad settafeetery emanation of
the war, bat at the same time I trust it is mansomeary for
me to say that her Majesty's goverment would equally bed
it their duty not to comeat to any arrangement which did
sot saliciently satisfy the bosom of the country—(esdi
ohms frog both sides of the how)—sad which did not also
saessedally memplish thine objects for which the war we,
',makes. (Hear.)

Mr. OLADEITONE--Bir, I think that the answer which ,
has jest boa given to the question of ay right hors. (Mad,'
*alga me in tasking an appeal to the right hon. member
kr Manaltester. (Ministerial obsess, sad counter cheers
kik the opposition.) The rasp gm* by say
dote km friend wee hoes the record of the soaferesee
IMMI es the 21st April at Vienna ; and Mos that, a farther
altkileate took place as the 26th April. At that maim
isle it Kaden proposal was tendered, a mead Mamba
Ompoli, mod that second Remiss proposal was said by the
11111111101 ados of Austria sad Frame to be opts to ruins
eMepj eliestioaa, but at the sane time to testate elemeats
der farther dismission, and possibly for a peamable settlement
of the gaieties at boas. (Hear, hear.) Oa the port of the
reparentatin of England present, this proposal was met by
the deelaraties that his instructions were exhausted; sad,
nadir these einarastaaces, it appears to me that
the right hosolusble amber for Manchestm was (slimly
jeatided is suspecting that in ea far aangland was eisensed,
sad with reference to the proposal this before the Vistas
coskrease, that coaferento bad absolutely tensiaated. No
doubt it is a natter of the utmost delicacy sad diflitraty for
this boos to pees a judgment in ciroustaacee so 'Tided as
to the gawk= at what point the aadisputed action of the
executive government terminates, sad where the banks
of this hoses to pronounce a Jed/seat en the eadatit of
that goverment begins.
Mr. RORBUCK—I rise to order.
Kr. GLADSTONE—I shall cosclade with a motion for
the adjouraman of the hoses.
Mr. ROEBUCK—If you do, I shall sot raise the polat of
ender.
Kr. GLADSTONE—It appears to me that soma* to
the record to which I ban just alluded, the right hon. sem
her for Newham was wasted in believing that so far
thin was an absolute torminatioa of the sigotiatioas at the
beim before us, asd that the time hod arrived when be
10.1614 y appeal lo the home far its judgment es the sab-
Pa. I oases, that assearrisg with bita is that maim, I
think that if the house bed permit* th which
blin bees ;wawa to lie on the take without cem-
meat, the pulls out of does maid be jwitided is
Isaias to the amnion that the hems mmearted
to the duality of the past negetiatioss, sad gun up all
Myra a endesseat of the gotten is &mate. We ham
Ahmed, and therefore it Is quite usseawary to cite, the
Maw of ay Roble Mead at the heed of the government ;
WI think it is plain that this answer leaves the cue in a
WNW diarist trim that in which It a* whom it Ns*
11111b0 &ears*. of Lord Watmenlasd as the •at
April, to the elect that his iastramisme were embodied.
(Hear, hear.) Of mum, I gin weak to my kind,
as will also the whale house, for the khakis al set seem
tag iato the discussion of propooak which would be imam-
patible with the homer of the seantry. (Chess,.) At the
Mlle tints I mikes that I feel, for me, very deeply the
respossibility of iaterfering with the goverament is muse of
negotiation whisk are still open ; sad I do sot think
I misinterpret whet has falls, has say soble kind,
lobes I my that theme negotiations are will open, boom it
appears that caammiations have taken play which offered
IMltatiall possibly far a satisfactory settlement. There ia so
realm, I. my opinion, why advantage should set be taken
of forum proseedings to me whether einsethieg say not
yet be made of these materials. (Hear, Mar.) Tiader these
circametaaoes, sad believing that the right bon. member for
liaashmter has but ose Ojai a view, aaniely, the roe-
toratioa of pesos to this country it knowable time, and
at the earliest moment what it ma be as obtaked—believing
that he disclaim all motives of a party character, or any yid'
e disturb the (marmot, or woks* its beads is the pro-
em:lisp which are now bong carried oa, I nature with gnat
respect, having so title to meanie each a fanatics, to ask him
whether be would sot mania* a ides Mastics I. refraining
from asking the Mow of Commoas at the pretest momeat
be a &Maids* *Maim sa sootiatioas which are still in po-
grom, end whether it would not be fair to all peptise, as
well as sore ocadone to the oblate which every patriot
mast have at host, to forego the oppartmity which was
Obeed to him ands Mimeo idnamtmess, cad to semis,
his own free dienretios at a future period whoa einem-
stamen may mere fully justify as appeal to the hoses.
(Hear, hoer.) Liminkl ask him whither it would not be
wiser sada print ebeemsteases to leave the matter I. the
heads of the gmerameat, is order that they may not be
'embarrassed by illeemeloas ia this place, which, however
they might whel. sink set fail of kolas aa injurious elect
ea their pads& as the apse of the swastn—wbother it
maid not be better to leave thin, free be.. difdroltke, its
madnet to a issitimate esa4sdaa the mattsr which they
have sow is bast (Heer, beat) I beg to mot that this,
bows de Row adisara.
Ms. b. mks this oppopanity of stating