The Express.
London, England, 1852-05-28 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY ETENING, MAY 28, 1852.

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ment. (Spa brava _
ADJOIIIOfICILICT OF THE HOUSE.
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Ia mow tot). Marquis of Lirsuowan,
The Marl of MIST sald that he would nest (this) day
move the adjemirmsM to the following Thursday, but that
he would net Ming Inward any government business until
Tuesday week.
POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS WITH FRANCE.
The Marquis ofTLANRICARDR gave notice of a ques-
tion which he would put to the Postmaster-Oeneral with
reference to postal arrangements between this country and
France.
The house then adjourned at half-pat 7 o'clock.

HOUSE OF COMMON3.7-TnuasDAT, MAY 27.

The Srsainn took the chair at 4 o'clock.
PRIVATE BUSINESS.
BILLS Ai ANIENDRD, CONSIDERED, A/11) ORDERID TO .
READ • THIRD Ttice.—Swansea Local Board of Health ,
Great Western Railway (No. 2); London and North Wes-
tern and Buckinghambire Railways ; Monmouthshire
Railway and Canal; Shrewsbury and Birmingham Rail-
way; Shrewsbury and Chester Railway; Wycombe Rail-
way ; Bills.
BILL Wean • THIRD Tier AND PASllRD.—Beaeows-
field and Redhill Road ; Eastern Union Railway ; Ketter-
ing and Northampton Road; Humber Conservancy and
Kingston upon Hull peeks; Kingston and Shcetbridge
Roads; Kingston upon Hull Dues and Docks; Manchester
Home of Recovery; Near Valley Drainage and Naviga-
tion Improvement; Bilk.
WEXFORD HARBOUR BILL.
Mr. SULLIVAN moved that this bill be recommitted to
I the sliest emismities to whom it was originally referred,
whilig dal ellthesavenation, was agreed to.
PUBLIC BUSINESS.
PETITIONS I'RESENTED.
MATIFOOTII ENDOWNINTAcr.—By Sir J. DUKE, from
Undies &kW. . from Cavan; DUNCAN
boa VERNERn
; Kr. SPOONER, from Mr. North War-
,
wiskaie ; Kr. COWAN, from Shetland; Mr. PORTAL,
from Mists ; Mr. PENNANT, from Banger; Mr. 0.
DUMBIAI'4, from Dundee ; fur repeal of.
IwaIwcTION or Num,' entes.—By Mr. LACY, from
North Brixton • Mr. Sl'OONElt, from Gloucester and
North Warwickshire; Mr. BOOKER, from Hereford ; in
boyar of.
MILITIA DILL.—By Mr. THORNELY, for exemption
dike University of landau' and colleges connected there-
Milk. Ma Me visions of the Militia Bill; Wesley Col-
and Taunton; St. Thomas's fleapits', Bo-
x bearers of Westminster flomital ; Hull and East
owkip
Moth of Medicine; Owen's College and Manchester
M (2) ; students of University College ; professors
et University College; council of Huddersfield College;
t of liaptist College, Bristol ; Royal School of Me-
Masieheseer ;*. committee of graduates, Manchester
01111111P1 114. MEMEL, (rum the colleges of Misr Park
Gad Magma*, hit exemption from the militia ballot of all
alleges connected with the London University.
NOTICE OF MOTION.
Mr. S. CRAWFORD gave notice of • question relative
Mike exercise of undue influence by Colonel Pawls over
Ike vote of a sergeant at Enniskillen.
EXPLOSIONS IN COAL PITS.
Mr. CAYLEY—who had, amongst the dropped orders,
a notice for the appointment of a committee of inquiry on
lids subject—saked perneeeion to propose it at once, which
he yam allowed to do, and the resolution was agreed to.
Mr. SPOONER, fixed the adjourned debate on May-
an& be 12 o'clock this day ; but
The SPEAKER said it must be taken after the other
orders.
Mr. S. HERBERT gave notice that when that order of
tha day came on, he should move that the debate be ad-
journed till tha 12th of August. (Laughter.)
THE CASE OP MR. EDWARD MURRAY.
Lied D. STUART put a question to the noble lord the
Ualintillemotary for Foreign Affairs with respect to the
MS stns. Murray, who was lying under sentence of death
in abs Soma States.
Led IWILEY thought the most satisfactory manner
in whale be add reply to the melds lord would be to give
• histeemeers7 of what had taken plea with regard to Mr.
Murray, eel et the course whisk dm British government
had puma M. Murrepesneffise MO of a British officer,
and he bad bean an* at lame fader the republic. He
bad bid be ems time a elloallea as a military officer under
that "gegootorth soil he ressevatily exchanged it for the
aim nfmtiewlitelleft Mina lisme town of Ancona. Dor-
We mollonase be slim the greatest disorder pra-
se Jlasma, and murders were constantly taking
"the be abs nest open manner. Those murders were
of • OMNI character, that was to soy, in every
MS the make assamisma• se attempted sat smusineesd,
wen athermie et the ell 'gasman. These misr-
dem woes no tha Kr. Murray baled'
hil mar the et la sew manna; OM-
shod as imp. hefts thigael. aml giber redden*.
Mt it their dolg be beige* • sommareose le the gnaw
meat of Dome, Gad that gegesemsat took immediate ilips
in coasequom. Siege poem were meets& aid =
them was Mr. Kathy. Mr. Murray was sloe le
and thews to Rome; but lik ease having this
into, he was released by the government. He r=i
acme for • considerable period; but when the republic was
ov.rthrown he returned ageki to Ancona, where, on the
14th July, 1849, he wee arrested by order of the Papal
government. He (the wide bird) was sorry to say thu
from that time to September, 1661, Mr. Murray had bees I
detained as a whew. (Rear, hear.) lie then, law.
ever, mate that Mr. Moore, the Consul at Ammor law
mused a emptied* with the authorities of that clone;
but lee seeelt was seen, as Me. Murray was takes* Mae
to be Med la the water of last year. Mr. Fnleillt LI I
Path& Masai at Rose, lest se time in
the sliest is of the papal mamma to the age 1
and at the some time he reported it to the
Biala gevemeasne Mr. Freeborn resolved in rears
from the ails hod the Secretary for Fangs Affairs, *-
smithies* welsh the UN. Mr. Freeberg; *ex=
lastrathoe, and be the iseath of Febnisry, gal
a Alen Is* he wale te the Papal govemmeot,
the asps* Game hi* * the lagairy. Ts that ocurepersaYl
atholhe sawed ea mower ea the 4th et May, to the
Ma that the trialpasse wasd
waiop.aded. and that esatease et
des& had bees the pthater. R the sig
abet et this mime Mr. sliera wale a MIA pm
thee, pap
be he ism milemina of the salon, and that "Me,
;Ist be ato ga& Ke she hrieuMed a Wake to dr
cure alba hem mimes Math esithob at Ram. whey
the sem et lbw egg* eras tiegiathed to the DOM gig
minaith lamslelle malemtheitleo was eat le Me
Mayo bilis It to take steps to semi
Mr. Freeborn kalif a
eammealistha was also seakreansia addielles
a Ma MIMS he had
him le pew% if possible, tbeauNglimilliall
hastele" amend into effect. Ina
Nth Riselogothe left witk • Saes* se
aimellea i be had lad the la we.
that with 11112Selemoonk la pew
mod mime et eat Ile paw
mat ale as hole 0 the am ; awl be was as*
mese able se Om ea males as te the ftme er guilt at
die phew. Me um LK It be h
as
illt. Murray es
bale bees batch', le ter ame be peewee his liberation;
bat K an the Wm bead, le wee bias& le think that he
Ind lea JIM* deaged, thin wily te loadire so bras le
glad for • reiglay and to prevent the espial swims"
themg arid late execution. W the kit tow
bete
age a e bed ban oat to this orsaky to the diet
Om a Ms. had boos takes to Aosamos it was sop
peat (bat set la eater le lave Me gieMage me.
egad igea bka. •
vrmeil
sysliiiiie
I sag ID the ereeke at Tr=itho beillmtseweri
lim te Ith. Memo* and 'Wage le Mr. Frei:cora,
et
Itham paprolle" No te we away mem to save Mr.
hem isigilk A eel esanaohatioa
Sea eseigellbema. All/Whe. is = les. Kam dated
that be bad written se the grams dine Imo. isithe
Wm. la age orders had bass naiad he as mosalka of
Mr. Mash sot to Garry them Ye Mat he lwailptirar
booth lb. Mae hol op go miniliejlrnithelc. Fra
fog the gpmgessr, the KM IM "geseamist at mese ath sePat
deem Mil= ha the immediate useatiso et the _ pri-
mer —la that ems, ens. to take spas hess-
asK On respailility at 'impending the eseileass.
I That was a anemia at all the nullities" that bed hese
heigieded to this egoalip, and et all that the grammeat
bog that, yap to the pease* Soh (Cheers.) toed Fawley
aithilhalkais the updating be
MR peatheg, the go-
not these
Ii weal be &drab* at present to
fikheispbeetvrignabea 1:1sUalgl
these been tansy in.
pore%
ART Mad te haw whether, at the time
it was lam that Xr. therm had been aniseed, any re-
port had bees made liy the Mali Mosul at AROOIIII, or b
any other of our wwls. le the government at lame ; and
he also desired to be latineed what was the crime which
had been laid to Mr. Ifitmay's charge t
Lord STANLEY thought he had given • sufficient an-
swer to the latter question of the noble lord. It bad been
said that Mr. Murray had been detained for • merely poli-
tical offence. No doebt it wee connected with the political
state of the country, but he did not think that the alleged
crime could be called • political offence. The charge
against Mr. Murray was that, whereas he held an official
situation for the repression of crime—and particularly of
such • crime as murder—he had not only not repressed
murder, but he had directly connived at its perpetration.
Ile (Lord Stanley) thought he had already stated that
neither Mr. Moore nor Mr. Freeborn had thought it neces-
sary in the first instance to communicate with the govern-
ment at home respecting Mr. Murray's came.
The CrOORMAN MAHON asked whether Mr. Murray
had been found guilty by a secret tribunal ?
Lord STANLEY said he had been found guilty by a
special tribunal—that was, by • tribunal before which •
large number of other persons impli-ated in the same eir-
cumstances had also been tried.
After • few words from Mr. BRIONT and Lord STARLIT,
Lewd D. STUART stated that be would bring firward
the subject to-morrow (this day) on the question of the ad-
journment of the house.