The Express.
London, England, 1864-02-24 00:00:00

HOUSE OP 00301LONS.—fts. 23.

VESSELS EL TOLTSSON AND EL MONASSL&.
Motion made, and question put, " nit an humble eddies,
be presented to her Majesty, praying that she will be
graciously pleased to give directions that there be laid
before this house, copies of all correspondence between
the various departments of her Majesty's government, or
alms in her Majesty's service, and Messrs. Laird
Brothers, relating to the two iron-clad vessels the El
Tension and El Montvale, building by that arm, and
seized by order of her Majesty's government ; and of
any papers or correspondence that have passed between
her Majesty's government and the government of the
United States, or their representative Mr. Adams, re-
lating to the said vessels f'—(Mr. Seymour Fitzgerald :}—
The house divided ; Ayes, 153, Noes 178.

Ann..

Adderley, C. B. Graham, -Lord W. Nortbcote, Sir 8. H.
Addington. W. W. Gravea:too. Pack; C. 'W.
Bailie, H. J. Greene'ir IG. Pakington, Sir J.
Barttela, Col. Grey de Vbc. Parker, Major
Bathurst, A. A. G Sir L Peel, Gen.
Beach. W. W. H T. C. Nee, Vial
Biala, Uof riHoratio; C. Powell, F. &
Beecrott. 0.8. Hardy, G. /lepton, G. W.
88.1,7= L . Col. 11B=R. B.
M. Ridley, Sir IL W.
Roebuck. J. A.
Bernard, T. T. Hay, fib J. C. J. J.
Blake, J. lisathcote, 8/r W. Rapers,
k
Donal. W. Henniker, Lord Rowley, R. T.
Bramley•Moore, J. Hill, E. C. &later-Booth, G.
Braranon, T. W. Hodpon, R. Selwyn, C. J.
Bridges" Sir B. W. Hopwood, J. T. Smith, Abel
Brae, Major C. Humphery, W. R. Smith, S. G.
Bruce, Sir K. H. Hunt, 0. W. tinsollett. P. B.
Burghley, Lord Ingmar°, Visa. Semen J.
Canna, Sir H. WC. Jervis, Capt. Stanhope, J. B.
Cartwright, Cot Jollftle, H. H.' Stanhope, Lord
Cecil, Lord D. Lekewich, S. T. Stanley, Lad
Chapman, J. Hatchbull, W. F. Stewart, 81r M. IL
Clifton, Bft R. Lam Col. Strati, Lt.-OoL W.
Close, M. C. Lean, 81r L Strawy, WK.
Cobbold, J. C. Laird, J. Start, LL.OaL
Cole, H. W. G. Sullivan, M.
Collings, T. Ze'',l'N. P. Talbot, W. C.
Cubit', G. Leeks, Sir H. Tyler, CoL
Cason, Visa Lennox, Lord G. Titian, Lord R.
Dania, R. P. Lemon, Lord H. ilium, Lordail.
Dramas, Col. Lindsay, W. 8. Tollensache. 3.
Disraeli, B. Lonedleid, Z. Tottenham, LL•CoL
Dray. J. 8. loran; Lord Traub, C. H.
Do Qin; C. I.Yill. G. Turner, C.
Dunne, Col LYBO4 F. Vance, J.
Du Pre, C..G. Menially, K. Verna Z. W.
Edward; Col. Macdonogh, F. ;yea, doL
Egerton, A. F. MacEroy, L Alcoa, Admiral
Egerton, Z. C. Malcolm, J. W. Walker, J. 8..
fans, Col. Malin", I. Walpole, 8. H.
Farquhar. illr H. Malian, Lad J. Walsh, sir J.
Fellow's, L Maxwell, Oce. Wallington J. W.
Ferrand, W. Milford, W T. Roby, W. L
Fleming, T. W. Montagu, Lord L. Wyndham, H.
Forester, G. Montgomery 81r 0. Wyndham', P.
Fraser, Sir W. Maria, W. J. Wrini. C. W.
Galway, Vied. Mowbray, J. IL Yorke, L. T.
Gard, IL 8. Mare, D. Yorke, J .li.
George, J. Naas, Lord ilinulge.
Gilpin. Col. Noel, 13. J. Headall, T. &
Gore, J. Z. North, Col. FisL 8.
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W. Forster, W. K. Morrison, W.
tut;CrsrelNi. Foster. W. 0. Neste, C.
Yorteente, F. D. Korth, F.
tt.b. .1. K.
8. Fortescue, C. 8. O'Brien,O'Brien,Sir P.
.
=IV. Chinn, Mstor
Gibson, T. M. Oilman, T.
PePa C.
Baring, H. B. 011 pin, C. Rost, Lord A.
Baring. ft.?. T. Ciledstone. W. =Lord C.
Baring, T. Glyn, 0. 0. , Sir It.
Baring, T. 0. Ondamid, Mr F. B. Paxton, 81,1.
Barnes, T. IL
Baas, IL T. GeG"Z,26.°Rj.. PePeen.el, at, R.
Baxter, W. I. Caere, J. Peel, F.
Baxley, T. Grepon, B. Peel. J.
Beale, 6. Greaten, B. R. Pete, 81r 8. H.
Beaumont, W. B. Orey, air 0. PLOdngten, J.
Beaumont, 8. A. Groetenor, Earl Franey, Col.
Bellew, R. M. Hadfield, 0. Poliard•Urquhart W
Berkeley, C. P. Handley, J. Ponsonby, A.
Black, A. Bardeen's, J. A. Potter, IL
Blencowe, J. 0. Hartington,Merquia Powell, J.l.
Bonhant.tkrter, J. Harvey, B. B. Prticherd, J.
Boater* R. P. Henderson, J. Roby, lord
Bruce, H. A. Henley, Lord Ricardo, 0.
Buchanan, W. Herbert, H. A. Roberts'. T. J.
Boller, Blr A. W. I:libbers, J. T. Russell, IL
Bury, Visa. Hodgkinsoa, Cl. Rome% A.
Ben. I. Hodpoe, IL D. Salomon', Alderman
Buxton, C. Howard, C. W. Bcholeneld, W.
Calrd, J. Hutt, W. Seedy, C.
Calthorpe, F. B. 'opera, R. Sepoour, H. D.
Cardwell, R. Jackson, W. Bernoar, A.
Carnegie, C. Johnstone, 81,1. (Shelley. Sir J. V.
Cestieroess, Vied. Kershaw, J. Sheridan, IL B.
Clay, J. king P. J. Smith, J. B.
alilord, C. C. Ilieglaks, A. W. Smith, M. T.
Cobbett, J. M. thmaird. A. F. Smith, A.
Colebroote, Mr T. L Ilnatchbull.lingee Smith. J. A.
Collier, 81r R. P. sea, E. Pas-pone, W.
Coltharst.Ftr 0. C. loyard. A. H. Btanelleid, J.
Cox, W. lono W. 11. Tolle:each., F. J.
Craufard, Z. H. Lann, J. Tracy, C. R.
Crawford. R. W. Lawson, W. Turner, J. A.
Crawler, ilk F. Utahans, E. A. 'ryas., Col. Y.
Dalillak R. Lame, G. J. Vasa Load M.
Dane, Col. Lee, W. Varney, Mr M.
Denman, 0. Lerin.illr R. Vernon, IL F.
Dillela, L L Villiers, C. P.
Dodacia, J. 0. Mei, J. Warner, E.
Duff, M. I. Lowe, R. Watkins, Col. L.
Dot Y. W. Mackie, J. Western, 8.
Duke, Sir J. usemonon. W. A. %wand, J. P.
Demise, F. Itartoribanka, D. C. Ingirread, 8.
Dundee, Piz D. Marshall. W. White, J.
Dunlop, A. H. Martin, J. White, L.
Enfield. Vied. Matheson, A. Wood, ilit C.
Enna. T. W. Merry, J. Wyld. 3.
Ewan, W. Mildraay, H. F.
Meek C. W. NIL, J. R. TELLER&
Foley, R. W. Moncrellf, .1. Breed. H. 8,
Fer, C. Morrie, D. Dasher, Sir W.

The only English " Libends," it will be sees, who voted
against the government in the above important division
were Masse. Lindsay, Roebuck, and Sir H. Clifton. These
were joined by four Irish "Liberals," via., Messrs. J. Blake,
M. Hassard, E. *savoy, and M. Sullivan.
Among those who voted with the affiellfnelli were five
oonserratives, via., Col. Annesley, E. Aatrobas, T. Baring,
C. W. Pinch, and R. B. Harvey.
Mr. Danish wait into the lobby with Mr. Seymour Fitz-
gerald, as also did Lord Stanley. Mr. Baalbek, who now
site below the gangway on the conservative side, leased of
above the gangway, as on prev,oes sessions, and Mr. New-
degate were absent.

Mr. William Forster has given notice that he
will ask the Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs,
to-morrow, whether the Daniah government hat given
notice of any intention to blockade an► of the German
poi:s ; and else, what notiee is reqtered in case each
blockade be bietituted. He wi'l also ask the Under Se-
cretary of State for Foreign Affairs, whether it is true that
the Danish government have officially claimed the satire
easisbuthe al England on tbs ground of the London protocol ;
and whether the government are aware that a simPar ap-
plication has been addressed to the French government,
with an intimation ie each cue that if refused, the Danish
government would avail themselves of the aesistanos al-
leged to have been offered by the government of the King
of Italy.

To-morrow evening Mr. Peacocke will ask her
Majesty's governmeot, oa what (gonads the Tauslooms has
been seised at tho Cape of Good Hope.

On the second reading of the County Franchise
Bill Mr. Knightley will move the psi:nines question, sad Mr.
Collins that it be read a second time upon this day six
months.

On the second reading of Penal Servitude Acts
Amendment Bill Xr. Adderley will more that it be read
second time upon this day s:z months.

On going into committee of supply, Sir John
Walsh, on navy estimates, will call the attection of the
hams to the inadequacy of our state of naval pmparatioo to
the present exigencies of political affairs ; and move, "That,
in the opinion of this house, the great charmer in naval
warfare, and the critical state of our forego relstioes, re-
quire the most vigorous and immediate national efforts, on
a smile calculated to maintain the maritime supremacy of
Eagland."

i Mr. Richard Long on the 18th March will move
for a select committee on the Post-office, with an especial
view to the improvement of existing arrengemonts for the
transmissioo of mails in the provincial districts.
Mr. Leslie intends to-morrow to ask the Lord-
Advocate whether her Majesty's government will agree to
issue a royal commiasion to inquire into the state of edam-
tiou generally in Scotland, and will consent to defer the ap-
plication of the new revised code to Scotland until the re-
port of said commission shall bare been submitted for
the consideration of parliament.
Mr. Packs to-morrow will ask the First Commis-
sioner of Works that, as other illuminated clocks in the
metropolis give light through the night, why the public
are deprived of the light of the clock at the palace of West-
minder nightly at 12 o'clock.
The Association of Chambers of Commerce
opened its sauna' conference at the Westminster Palace
Hotel yesterday. Mr. S. 8. Lloyd presided. A variety
of most important commercial matters were disarmed,
and resolutions relating to them pored.
The Atlantic Company's steamer Hibernia arrived
in Galway harbour late on Sunday night, two days be-
hind time, having spent twelve days on her voyage. It
appears, however, that she had to make • considerable
detour is order to avoid the toe. An solidest also hap-
pened to her machinery. She brings only 14 pramogers and
70 loss of m.o.

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LATEST IIiTELLItENCE.

THE CONFERENCES OF WURZBURO.

The Conferences of Wurzburg between the
Ministers of the Secondary States of Germany
closed the day after they opened. According to
what has transpired, they are laid to have ended
in a kind of convention drawn up by Baron de
Beast, the Saxon minister. The document is
basei on the fact that the capture of merchant
vessels bearing the flags of German States not
at war with Denmark would be, on the part
of that power, an act of hostility and of war,
and that the Germanic Confederation would con-
sequently become a belligerent party ; Austria and
Prussia ought not to take part in the war except
as federal powers. The proceedings of those
powers in Holstein are said to have been the ob•
ject of very warm remarks. The only result of
the conference is the conclusion of the convention,
which must, in order to possess obligatory force,
bear the signature of all the members of the Con•
federation, a condition which, under existing cir-
cumstances, could with difficulty be fulfilled.