The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-01 00:00:00

SUITORS IN CHANCERY RELIEF BILL.

In ;tonail ;nnliertii:inh;vlngl;ttmtilicie in a
money slalom of this bill by the Lords a new bill was now
introduced and passed through all its stages.
PROCLAMATION AGAINST ROMAN CATHOLIC

PROCESSIONS.
Mr. BERKELEY inquired whether the imitation
Romanist processions occasionally held by • section of the
clergy of the Church of England. could be prevented under
the act referred to in the proclamation for putting down
proemial. of Radek primes.
The SOLICITOMGENERAL explained that the act
would not affect other than the processions it specially re-
ferred to.

THE CASE OF LEOPOLD DE ROSE.
Lord D. STUART called attention to the cam of Leopold
de Rom, a Polish refer*, who had been committed for
fourteen days by the magistrates of Gosport, on a charge of
begging preferred by Captain Hamilton. The charge sae
dean d, and Lord Dudley and other panes of station knew
De Rose to be • respectable man who supported himself by
' selling drawings, in which occupation he was engaged when
apprehended.
Mr. H. BERKELEY bore testimony to the respectability
of Do Rose.

Sir W. JOLIFFE was sot in • position to go into the
facts, the matter having only been mentioned to him yester-
day, but expressed astonishment, if those facts were as
stated, that the motion bad been allowed to sleep so long.
He, however, promised a full inquiry.
Mr. ANSTEY thought there was little chance of justice
from the Hosne-oMee after the treatment =other Pole (a
gentleman) bad experienced—he having at the instigation
of the Russian embassy (as it was supposed) been arrested
in his own house, conveyed to a gaol, econised there for
twelve hours, refused permission to communicate with his
solicitor, had his papers ransacked, and all redress refused.
Lord PALMERSTON urged that the ease of M. di
Rose demanded a full and minute investigation.
THE MOSQUITO TERRITORIES.
Sir DE L. EVANS asked whether the policy of the Bri-
tish government regarding this territorv„ sad the support
lithium given to the Chief or so-called King of Mosquito,
was intended to be 'bawd ; mad, if so, in what re-
spells P
ar W. JOLLIFYI si neptiatione wets still pending
an the =tot. bet be did sat ashes it prudent to lay the
the Mum.
"Choirs Ma, et Mr °WM, adjourned till half-past
one May.

ITALY.
ROMAN STATES.

Our Roman correspondent, writing on the 24th
June, describes the rejoicings that took place on the
21st in honour of the Pope's coronation day. It was
reported that the French intended to charge the Papal
government with the expenses of their military oc-
cupation after July. The Papal government had
sent a financial commissioner to Vienna to treat
about the Austrian demand of three millions of florins
as arrears of expenses, besides their monthly Al-
pena.
His Holiness was to have the papers relative to
Murray.' case on the 19th, having had an interview
with the president of the Consults the day before.
The servant who attempted to poison M. de Ray-
naval is starving himmelf.
Our Naples correspondent, writing on June 24,
says : " I have reason to believe too that the French
army will withdraw from Rome within six months
from the present time. The Pope, as well as other
Italian *lam hare never cased to point out to
Louis Napahoa the dangers to which the Italian
peninsular Is exposed by the of French
troops in Ream A tthe same the o twosa the army
are acknowledged in the most flattering terms. The
President empromee a duke to comply, if the safety
of the Pepe Ma be insured. It is upon the strength
of oath the lour Papal government is now
sat
a Gom or a, rather Swim
loses, to occupy the place of the French
army.

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west to sere yesterday aiming. Her Royal High-
ness rehused to her reeideaws, CLusace-how, Bt. James's,
last
Lard ams leameled bedtime yesterday at the Rail-
way Department et the Bawd et Trade
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day bar Majesty's ministers lad their annual while bait
dimmer at Um Crown and Seep*" Orseewicla. nave were
pprraarraat—Tbe Earl of Dan*, Lord St. Lesasnis, Earl
. Marquis of lellabary, Earl Malmeshery, Earl
Desert, Dabs of Northumbrian& Lori Coldralar, Earl
Hardwick', Lord ariellba. Din of 11111110411% Mawr of
Exeter, Earl Jamb Laid Chubs*, BEd Ma/wish, Earl
tims.
Talbot, Earl Rewlyst, lOS Man. G. liembq Hon.
W. Beresferd, Erika am M. A. Chablegire. r Hon.
B. Disraeli. Capella the Ha.. A. DIAIIMMAII, o Hsu.
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The flight Hon. George Backe', Judge Advocate-
General, bad an audience of the Queen, and sub
mitted to brie Majesty the proceedings of somc courts-
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