The Express.
London, England, 1855-03-31 00:00:00

THE COLONIAL.OFFICE.

Sir 0. 011an—b;visig-oroWd-&-tiliVioTiao at It. timing
do sottoors until Monday, tha 16th of April,

Sir J. PAHINGTONwished to avail himself of this op-
poitanity of giving a notice ef motion with regard to the
present extreerdiaary state of the colonial department.
(Been heara livery day that had elapsed aims he hat
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lbsetliastion of the how to this subject had tended
le peeve illejudies of what he then said ; for nothing maid
'be mem iseemendat, et emu mon dangerous to mar ob-
eli laleisels, them the state in which the department
had been left. They were told on a forager eo-
slim that the right Ison. berme, the Home Secretary,
wish himperseily limitary the duties of the Colonial-dice;
bee *sr lied den keened that the right hon. gentleman
had hued biessit meted to the task, and that latterly the
badness bed beds perbeen/
_by the noble lord at the head
of thegorwinws him idasseh it was perfectly tree
that INS Seentary deeds seas km to act for another, and
that there was that se Ismael inegularity is the right hon.
buena mdertaking Ike leek. be (ftlr J. Pakiegton) believed
sheathe hint Led of Timmy had no similar power to
elesinw the Ihnetiene whit" beleaged to the Secretary for
the Weelal Department. (Hear, hear.) The noble lord,
therein*, had seed meet irregularly, and be held that it
MU be, speaking hessally, inteessible for the noble lord
le elga rep awed ee 'Mx his same to any document
emesatime hem the Odeltielilles. (Hear, hear.) The
mimed slits et &lap meld not be protracted without
made, a ham ht the minds of the oolanish
that dub drain were neglected. He had had
eosameniselises with several gentlemen mounted with the
Weak% end they were all of opinion, that if matters sea-
timed I. Sisk meson eztraordiaary position, the ebeepiet
diseatisfeelemwedd beamed. He (the right boa. breast)
knew of asibiag that would be mon unwise at
a
lasseat they to adept so y muse that would your, 1
depeatieasles ia Maki that their affairs wen
as that Olio views did net restive the sheathe le tibia
they inn entitled ; sad he begged, therefore, to sho masa,
that if dies parliament reassembled after the holidays the
noble lard the Secretary for the Moles shield age base
retuned fess Tina., sad If the Wendel basins ipso t
being tre=si his owe esiieiroOsoy memo. In should
take the possible somas to emboli a muds, to the
home apes the satialest Sod depaitateat. (Cheers.)

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THE WAIL
Sir DI LACY EVANS wished, is the pretest ma
Was memo of mats, and before the holm was pro.
wiped ter a fortaillit, to make • few observations upon the
sailed of seeding reisferseasets to the edam. (Hear.)
Ilmasesmile they bad meetly remised as to the state of
the amp, the health of the troops, sad the revue of M-
edia to Ile mem bad ghee his very greet pleasure • sad
felesil. Medd bo sallebelsew et levy ma to Imo that' the
deregilt dose hes• was mei Immired, aad that both the
dialog MI lb' presidents; ef mar eddies bad greatly
imposed. (Cheers.) At the same lime mush maimed to
be bee ; mad it would appear ISO gar messy was on his
pert by as mesas aeglipat. Ildalbestmeati were Fourier
ia as fast, sad perhaps eves Issas. se hie side than es our
ewe. (Haar.) He (Sir De L. lima) had no aims of
bomb; ereept through the maim of the public
Isweeds ; bat dartig the lest math or two they
MI set sees say comidetehis mobs" of as sons
bailed fee the Odessa. (Neer. bear.) He was extremely
glad to hear else die weld lord that remising was
lads ea at a seed mil eel eapeeesdeated Me I ma le
herd tiet the goommset said at Deka le Moir stele
to esalleiss that Mee endless: (Chem) He MOM that
they Mild sedeamar to prams a supply sr
poem of
see
edemas he he the army la the geld mate them show say
esteem maim with regard to the militia. Ia the ha;
war the militia was of the greatest hagertme. beams it
WM ammo tre the hawse of the emery I but Ma the
proem ass IN eel be maw se opmeheedees se that
sem it basses a yew assembey died. (Near, bow) Be
(liir De L. Hems did) disk the %maths ere gime
MOO adequate. the latter pert el the lid IMP the
emisismat did ad
outesiive smashing Ilhe SIL per
ease fee eseelb t alai be t ass hi the puma me.
airdwas seedless et Whirs, which by a stems dirt • MOM per this mar might happily be brouht to
that isemiedis ioda
whish we desired, it would be a fob
ecomay to sdat the resseitiag strike. (Hear.) If, Week.
fore, Nereid did eat seems fa I. such quaatitiaa, sad of
sash • leaky as was Seised, he hoped the goverment
would ad hesitate to lessesie the amount of the beam*
(Hear, hem.) He (thassciseat peen!) bard that • pewee.
ful armemel was prepared kr the Eal* nil
ris
though it meld se ado • very Whored les ow
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that add ass_ le spa to soda a ab 5.,,.. we mil
that a Imo DM sir diem vessels was going to Ile Bailie
bat the modem it last semen had ilmera NM
the hese weeded Sm that amiss seed set be,
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sail aim wore fa it het two perm the
sad of whisk sae disamed to the
seerasmay~.~ The amber Amman •.jsthemi Meld
thenfbw be so largo as Female.. =bine,
`sari she that a sew deal of bat.
ism that would draw very little Me rem*
Vested far the Bahl* sorties. Es seepesell Mat it was
Nt risible by de help of them pewedhl Melsehe to
was of the Wakes fare. It was ape of seem Ite
what the latealkee of the gmemieleat woe t