The Express.
London, England, 1855-04-27 00:00:00

THE ALLIED POWERS.

Lord LYNDHURST wished to pat a gullies relating to
Amiga affsire, tad as the subject wee one with which every
membeeof the government must be familiar, he would ad-
dress it to the noble marquis. The noble risatqwie wee
aware that by the treaty of the 2nd December the parties to
*Swore based to each other, in the event of penes sot being
mad* epos the basis of the four point', that the allied
Power/ shield deliberate with dastris se to the beet mans
if girths affect to the ethane*. He wished, therefore, to
know whether those deliberations had been entered lath,

mad, if so, whether they had bona oosamotaed diaries the
May of Lord Job■ Ramall sad the Frew* Moister at
ileum Re wished alm to ask what was the prosper* of
throes deliberatiaos being honest to a speedy marlasios ?
The Ma.quis of LANSDOWNE said Om whoa the noble
sod leaned lord tolled apes bias to seaway his qsestiou, it
wee like [avoids, a departed spirit. (Laughter.) I. the
obsess. of his segue (Mead the Secretary of State for Fawley
Affairs, be was sot prepared to say how far the dellberatioss
Isammea the allied Pewers had pomaded ; sad iodised he
did set believe that eves the mobil earl, U he had be.. pre-
entw•aid have Pea able to pm as spear to the comes
until the instant of Lwd Jobe Ransil, w►o was expected
boas is the mares of a few days.
Their lordships rose at half-past dm

HOUSE OF COMMONB.-THOUDAT, Arm 26.
The llehAxes teat the eliair at 4 o'eleek.
_ PRIVATE BUSINESS.

The Birmingham Water Bill was road i third 11.1 aad
greed•

INCOMI TAX.

Mr. W. LOCKHAKll;iiiest -17);ek the Cheaselbiltd
the Izehegoer If it wee his istesties, is desalt. war She
lass* tax, to reseve the falsities to whisla as
of leads and houses Is Sectlead were estosellsi
if
that so dabs**. were allowed to then for retie eif
sesordesoi with the Tweet* is leglead sod Irani,
The CHANCELLOR, of the EXCHEQUER, elinhat
*we wee no dift.resee in the law of the three sesslefee
with regard to deductions allowed, as the has. gestiseasn
seemed to disk. The osly differs*. was that the peer.
rates which is Busload sad Inland were levied es the
esespier, were in Scotland levied es the lasdlord, and that
*der the Iseosurtaz Let the Massie were allowed to
make aortal& dedectioss, whereas the leadlords were not so
allowed. Tise boa. ratlines bressitt this subject before
the boom in 1863, when he was defeated by a majority of
Ito 1. As ho (the Caaseeller of the Exchequer) did sot
propose to make say general alters*a is the laectme-tax
Lek he dad sot bite* to propose any *togs sash ae she
I.s. 'Wham desired.
THE

CAMP.

Colossi BOLDSItO wished to Istvan slut arosagessosts
bad boos Rods as rogssioll tho istoadod sassatmost at
Aldershot; sad slush*, Us for,. would assist of sovalsy,
pommy, ortillary. Ws, sad militia rsclatests.

Lord PALMERSTON said t►at arrangements ►d hoes
mods at Aldershot' ter the .ratios of ►ats for 10,000 BM.
T►s greater part of t►ese were already pr. parr, ad tha
rest would Is sass ready. It woe the laustion of t►e
goverameot to ►ace Meaty regiments of militia t►ere, a few
nessers et the lios, Nine botulism of Sold artillery, sad
two or three troops of eralry. It woe net lorsdod to have my
yeomanry than, for maser t►at most ►e obvious to •eery
me. The primary misers woes cry salted or for
eight days, sad Was they happened to bs is t►e ?trait, of
the smarmier, the greeter part of t►e tire• w►is► was
required fee raising Mese registers mid ►e spout is
marching to ad hest the comp. It was sansidered ad.
reside net to draw t►ese valuable seeps for hem t►eir
►eau.