The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-13 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF LORDS.—TUZISDAT, Jams 12.
Usk Wahl. wet et 6 o'clock.
TAR CARP AT ALDEKSHOTT.
IS mower bi kig
_media hoe the Marquis of BALIMIST,
Lord PARISH= steak that the supply of water Its the
wimp at Aids kett was as se yet is • saLisfestery
liia, but the alkali, arose from the r%ht of osnitale
&hod be a antala mud mapsay over Ole mighlwariag
IMirwhisk were abasdast la Yak sap* of MOIL
egbi wee any under iavestigatisa the kw dim
of Iho soma. balls the samatiato saggilo lad Wm ob.
Selma hem rusk edible tho amp homilarks, sided
by a small addles Raw the amt. whisk Wag shove the
1.11111 a the amp; was ameataukked by the &Waage of
Mg letter. TM peers' sealkey amilitios of the camp was
MA the matilaska of the but. smallest. General
bed eisitoiswe ia whisk' 111 ma slept early ia the
whoa the Mama were ell asleep, wed !Mad that
the re did set swessii II degrees. The gorses-
amt. sot kiosks, to give the soldiers al the
lasaeles piliaw lik wen &waked ea having the re•
causkesto kr Mal* asiehlly attended to.
_ _ PETITIONS.

Lai 11&017011•11-res S •Thei-isiitises ham Carlisle sad
Sainei 'Ear pimp. with yea mamba of assailing,
swift he tM r•p••1 et Um Sudsy Cleslag Ass.
SOLDIERS AT THE ASSIZES.

Lard CAhIPISBLL mailed the attembem et the CM-
swam irCeief to the big that the lateselabilmally limed
gabo order previews ft the esamasseement el the *-
laweasboet Reeked sad Weiss itabilding the
toy ..leave their bundle, er sneer is the Mesa at the
amiss town du trineAmli=e webs'. The immememee was that
when he (Lord west dem* he was regalarly
wetted ape. by the in essememi at awl plea, and
his permission aged he the silage be MOO Me the tows.
Pie ;mower invariably was, "Dy ell mime with
an iavitat so to the edam le mom to his =end see
hew justice was admidaseed. This wee et, assepted,
m mid he se kaew the remising almied, ma Pe eon-
=,44eua d the modem el the midden le meet ex-
. (Hear bear.) Dade, these eimeastimers, he
pa it to the Bede sad gallant lord whether this seise might
ask la fatale be dimmed with.
Lied HARDIN= said it bad bees the .tore es Mesa
Ile *Per Minded se kr several years pet, end it wareePene
AP Me prestige was directly the wastrary is Inimed, where
the sallMssy wen regularly =embed ism the Naas Spa
PEW the trials. (A laugh.) He fully mamma& ia the
et the male and learned lard as to the aseireseme
el >te • melee is Woad, and should have peed ,Terse
in attending to►iasgg.tas., by refraining freaks/ft the
order. (Hoar, beer.)
RELIOIRIAWOIIBIIIP BILL.
The Earl of ISHAIIItY, in wing that the ra-
pid ca this bill be brought up, said that
prelaited to object was to
repeal se mash Men Oeo. as acre
meaty pewee hem IB
meimbAliag 111.
is aa pliesweed bowsP foran
the presage angina imealp. la femme times it might
Pee bees weber Is podia spinet the yeadbillby el secret
sßesew ; sash .sedge wane- sew MI imply,
irs c•t of the point state et Pe ben lime be
stay the progress of- MIS.. sad edasstkm ameapt the
pa* of this 'patsy. Ups .his subject the illetammit et
kr. Rums Mesa was of peat weight. That paisman
said that to may ae ere prams saver mimed hate
any Pm* Met there was the pear* aka* la pilaw
may ethos Is Mead Wit sheash, ma that ems a
great watt et ellisst zealous endow, dialed sal W. by
whose persessism the poorer population mid be imiesel
attead rellema seseelip. Re mot eselably mekliela that
mho sem piddle pond add be shwa madiselag the
emillaneems et the pelmet elate et Use law ainehesig
away Iki seem special resew, it was usgwel W pseud
people hem semisg for the purpose .Ire Pas
ship. He weld especially appeal to the mina
lords, and , their, lordahips whether
it esmedid their pantos m Imolben
Pep end many --piewrmesesaimPhli mike the
memseity of infriaging the law, ea wherp:viVyttimmit it
EMU m mat us anive atlabials& ? he weal
appeal to the right rev. prelate who ever 1W if►
esee, sad sok whither he thought it Jut te ham May at
the best sad meet mime et hie delay le the dame set
brim seed kr peasltire ea alma et thole babe dime ,
their duty to those leader thin ? He wadi se lees
Pto her Replay's govememeN, to whim le wield say
alter their dogmatism at the Mae ef the law, they
maid mil leave Udap in their palest pities ; Peal WO
.tarot they mut Pep, Aber they must lefts. lew
es
it steed,er they must sitar that law. Ile modaded by
movies that the tweet of amessimeme be @greed M.
The-Bishop of LONDON did wet wider ft neeemary to
adopt either of the alternatives by the noble
earl. He doubted coasideralsly the noble
earl was right in the view obi* he Seek of the preemie
Mete of the law, and, is his opiates, it was perfeetly com-
petent for a clergyman of the Om* Within his own parish
sad with the consent of his bishop, to hold those open air
disamtem to which thithOble serf, .ay Judy, asteshel is
spell weight. With regard to the 111ONSI affiatieg
dimentm, he did not thigh it mmeassory p Mete that
question, as a bill was now before the ether blase ord=
smut for the purpose of relieving them hem those
ties. If the sable earl would comet to polity his bill he
might be able to went to it; but as it stood, he eertairely
could not do so.
The Bishop of OXFORD wu not prepared Is pan a
e bill like this, atm* the whole system of presidel
arrangement, and he and his right M. Muse was pre-
pared to oppose the farther progress et this MIMIC He
did believe that he felt ME %striae' &Wades el the
people, he would not say less but nee them the phis
earl; sad be was anaiotts that by all lawful meam=yl
imams. should be restored to the pale of this
bet he had shows their lordships that this bill wield iler
piously interfere with these pareshial POPP el the
Parch et Busload apes which eller all they runt aped
far the evaagalielag at the people; gad be PPP sew
move that the WIN dowanitted that day sin mobs.
The house divided—
Cantonts 3l
Non Contents 3O-1
The report was then received.
Their lordships adjourned at a quarter to 9.

HOUSE OP OOMPIONS.—TuzsDAT, Juza 12.
TIN Isms Mat at aeon.
PRIVATE BUSINESS.

Tim Lords' saaaais-sawtet; tlio-liya—viiireileyeadßridgend
Railways Bill were oxisidared sad speed to.
Ms East of Fife Railway Bill sad the Landon sad'
Coleraine Railway Bill were read a third lino and mead.

PUBLIC BUSINESS.

VALIDITY OF

(ROUSE OF COM-

MONS) BILL
Oa the nether of Sit 0. Gnaw, We bill was read a soma
time, sad ordered to be eowatitted at the main *Vag.
METROPOLIS LOCAL MANAGEMENT BILL.
Ike esrly sitting wee osimpied with the diem*. is ewa-
Illiite• of tie Mamma at the Mftegoight Local Meaosensat
Bill, which nab arriaseills
The house resams4 at oh
BUSINESS OF THE HOW
MOTION.

LATLED'S

Sir B. LYTTON liana te put • question to the now
lord at the head of rt goverumeat with regard to the
Wiser of the home es Friday. If the bee. mamba kg
Aylesbury bees& kievard his emetics on seise ads
oommittee of Ninth amenikag to the rules of dr Woe
se ameadmest midi be mode ea the modes ; whims
maay gentlemen es boa elks of the bum who were faeea►
•w to administrative Mau Weil see semi the e•ut
farm of that motion. It was NAM bid es this pair
men to have to appear either is • podia et its ti re
print Joie of real administrative ram* it eke le be am-
polled to accept the terms of the ba goollmia's allies,
vileh they did not OM dideallo. So pot 11, llootheo,
to the noble lord, if tbe bee. moist irsmlf bed as min-
tin, w►ether he Gould sot Mow the oeseket to semis ea se a
substantive footles, in 'bleb moo be Pk B. Lytisa) would
submit an usendment embodying reviews sassy gull►
mea entertained, and width inglidi pessibly wag with the
rural acquiescence of the beam.
Lord PALMERSTON—I hive already stated that the
boa. smother for Aylesbary should ham presedenee oa
Friday ; and if other gentlemen who have soden of motion
en going into supply would agree to waive their satiate, I
should have moved that the orders of the day be podpened
*Mil after the motion of the hen. gutless.. The govern-
ment ter no wish except that there should be the fullest die•
melon on the subject, and in the manner meet ealeulated
to enable every gentians* to impress sub °plaices as he
thinks fit. If the house, instead of • sods. Gs going into
supply, should prefer that there should be • substantive
motion, I have no objection to arrange with the hosourable
gentleman, so as to enable hies to bring forward his motion
in that shape. (Rear, boar.)
Mr. LAYARD—I sat quite willing to leave the matter is
the bands of the house. I shell be ready to go on with my
motion on ping into supply, either on Friday or any other
day which is agreeable to the house.
Mr. DISRAELI—There ought to be no mistake is the
matter. It should be understood that the medic should
muse oa ens Friday, or mum other goverment day.
Mr. V. SCULLY said he had gives sodas of an amend•
was ea the hon. gentleman's motion, w►isk be thought
was not ealeulated to lead to any particular result, while
his amendeseat, be thought, would lead to souse praetioal
malt.

Lord PALMERETON—AII I can say is that if the hon.
:amber for Aylesbury gives aotios to light of hie latistiss
to kris" os tbe question as a substantive motion au Friday.
I will same to wove that the orders of the day be pest-
Fts"—(hoor. hess),—aad of coons say Indies of aim&
menu would be plaeed M tho books se sees es peals.
Mr. LAYARD—TIsen I give swiss that I will being IS
my geodes as a substantive viatica ea Friday nest: 1 I.'
THE GOVERNMENT OP VICTORIA BILL. I
Mr. BELL gm sotto, that se the moths fee the mead