The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-10 00:00:00

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THE VIENNA NEGOTIATIONS.

Lord LYNDHURST naked whether the government
would here my objection to lay before the house n coy/ of
the proposals which were made by Count Baol to the
milliners of the allied powers, with a view to the settlement
of*. third point of the Vies** negotiations, together with
any ether offers which might have ban mule for that
papas ?
Earl

said he had the satisfaction of in-
fermis' the &obi* and learned lord, la answer to this qua.
tics, that it was the intimates of the government to lay
upon the table different papers relating to the subject
upon which be swished to obtain information. (Cheers.)
JEWISH DISABILITIES.
Lord LYNDHURST referred to the Oaths and /Ansa-
Mom Bill introduced by him, wheth stood for its second
resell eg melt Thursday. He understood that the noble earl
(Derby) would not be able to attend on that day, and he
would therefore postpone the mound reading of the bill till
TiltallaniessidD the propriety of intro.
kakjiaelleagspeka a asbjed. which had
'bees Pie the 4/pediment during four or
fiseeneeniehe maim The Haw of Commons rejected
tits omen lest mei" and some months ego tho govern-
ment desired it was not their intention to agitate the
queetio• again is the p seat oessios. Both I. this and the
other house there had ham a general understanding that it
weal/ met be reseried this amok& ; and many of their
lordships had left Leaden. There was =Oleg to prevent
the noble sod horsed lard from having brought forward
this bill three or Soar months ago, and it was tilde to
briag it forward aow,-
salmi it were intended to take the
es
hod, by mis
Led LtDHIJILST mid be gave riotio, of the intro.
demist of this bill is their/ of July, which he ealculated
to be at lent six weeks belie the probable termination of
the 11111•11 W He did eel Meg It for ward earlier because be
sail ad then eerie native that support which would
elm Mee a abeam el paring it; but in caseequenci of a
eamemelegein be had bed with a node friend of his, not
a 11111ffilbse of the governmest, he had now reason to la us
for some mum He believed the house wee es fall at this
time ea at any period of the session, and quite emanated to
desire this important question. He sessidered the impair
lag of the oath of abjuration to be ea am of great impiety,
If set of great injustice. sad therefore he could not desert
the poet ion which be had takes in regard to it.
Berl GRANVILLE bed may to say that it the noble
earl (Darby) appealed te her Majesty's government to use
their inflesege Se Mime Me noble and learned lord to post-
pone thic hill. be meld ad sewn such an appeal. The
sobered IMMO& lard was ono of the best judge. in that
haws of what wee the proper period for brie/log in a bill
to Ghee a greet pablie advantage ; sad be (Earl Gnavillo
1118111 WWII, say that if the noble and leered lord brought
en the esseed reading of the bill next week, or the week
Mem he eiteeld have the beet support of her Majesty's go-
vemment euryiag that bill thr.agh the house, although
it meekest be rippoood there had Wen any secret under-
sea/be hawses the noble and learned teed end her Ma-
jeerjoreinment.
• few remarks from Lord RIDESDAL; the subject
amfbitopybsid, Ika.„ Cantiewase Bill passed through
committee, and the other orders having been disposed of
their lordships adjourned at ten minutes put eight o'clock.

EIOUSB OF

LT, JULY 9.

The Sricitas took the chair at tour o'clock.

The Lords' &madames on the following bills were read
sad speed to, via., the Ahopie, Ballast, Braemar, sad
Cantwell Road ; the Gateshead Qom ; the Haifa: Gas
Light sad Coke Compaq; ead the Boys! Lauda' Mika.
PUBLIC HEALTH BILL.

I. answer to Cokeel 83ITTA,
Sir B. HALL inking eseeideriag the Ws period of the
seasion, and the fast that he bad be.. Mond to pees
thumb menthe a egg keg and isepertaat bill, se well
as to hake gonsiderable peeper with asener, it would
hardly naming feisty by the house it he 'tingled to per-
severe with the Pubis Health Bill this maim (Hest,
bear) He eight remark that the bill bed been very as.
ter* easablered by a committee WAR hod eat upon it
111 ftts, had takes a great deal of reline, mad had sig-
naled instal aneedneets. It bad Asmara len re-
IriPlan simulated le the swing ; sea be (Bit B Hall)
iondied • great Eng, ham nonations. nee of which
ha istmend ann. U• newel tbarehee seedy to move
the esniollisi in WI pe /erns, is order inert these
farther onseidniele. es/ thee se allow to
it to Inman dren-
land is the essiely daring the rens. It weral4 benne,
be a nee/ boll, for the sealineems
of the ~Ai MEM et Malta its are yes, eel be should
pompoms to Wen le it noses leo the reeppentneet, if it
Inn/ be thenbt_tessigney, of a smodisal asuesfl, sad ales
to neon a What Aber to the board. Te that bill he
bend se egeolin wend be made. With regard to atst-
.ad with regard to gas sad water
be bid to shasek that the clauses now in the bill
we nn* gained as., but that they had been inserted
by In amenhese at the suggestion of an eminent pro•
_viva mss who hod before them oa behalf of
several of the aaa>pThen clauses had sine
seat with great aggeithe Ern gas end other geey
pang, sad it wilt be his Mr B. Hall's) duty
dans the teen to onside: aiwropiesantange
that eight be made to Ina ea the n eat Then were,
however, other poetise to he seeeidered dee the naps-
aies, sanely, the pulite—(ne, bear)—ead it would be for
hint to to wane Win, that whilst a due regard should
be paid to the intenew of the companies, the istereete of the
pane at large Weld sat be esdnagered. (Hear, hear.)
RR. ROEBUCK'S MOTION.
Mr. H. ADAlR—Sic,kbeg to give notice oa behalf of the
has, sad gallant gentimnan the member for Cumbrian
(Colonel Shafts Adair), that whet lbw bee. and heron
meaner for Skelleld briage forward lie mots, it is hie
ingenue to we seas essendetent the Snowing hest.
" That this bone is of opiates that the omen ebbe
deternind the a:peados to tha Orissa were wino*
with a boll and easeshes policy, just to me allies, and
eannesearate with the objects of the war; and farther,
that a pereennate in a similar policy can akin afford the
hope of easaelog me luesenable and penmen peon"
Shortly afterwards Me Rosin" gun anise that to
(this day) be Would stove a tell ii the been cm
the 17th of July. (Cheers and Laughter.)
THE AUSTRIAN PROPOSITION&

Mr. M. GIBSON—Sir. lavish to put a vendee to the
Prime Minister. It has Mae nasally staled in the eirenlat
which Count hid has addressed to the diplomatie agents
et Austria. sad which is dated the 25th of May, that easi-
eideriag the eireemetaases soder which the Austrian pro-
posal had been rejected, and the' grounds spot whisk its
value bad bast oonteded, it appeared to the Emperor of
Austria to he his duty to She to the courts of Paris and
Leiden another opportunity of madder* the plan, and
tiMeousequeeese to Ewer that would Aliew its rejection;
Count Bud statelabat a fall a:planation ofthe gleo,and of the
statism of the Austrisa government, is well as a refutation
of the objeetiens 'whisk had been urged *pleat It on the
part of the allies, had hoes ecearanniested to the romp
meats of England and Frames; and I wish therefore to ask
the noble lord whether there will ha say objection to lay
before the home that sesesunieetion, or say correspond-

me slick liss nand Ileums her Majeetie pnriesest
sad the goverment if AVOW minim tolls Awed= pro.
malt Sir, I ham set gives soda, of this question to the
sob!, lord ; sad Simeon if Is does sot sow foal at liberty
le newsy it, I hops be will take es opporteslty ef doing-so
Imennow.
I ' ilearrat PALKERSTONa-Sir, I km no Minify in
,imsona. mews* Use Meanies of the right has. gentleman by
stalls; tat her Wendy's goverrweet as,. already deter-
iebS4 to lay apes the table the wink aorrosposdasei
bearing epos tin propped of Austria. It is sow le pnpa-
ratios, Mad I ben that Is the nurse of a cot& of dip it
Ai •••asts, I eban MAN* to lay it beim the bean (Hear.)
. THE afar AT THE ITIVIT-END. •
Mr. LIDDELL wished to put a question to On eighabis;
itesEineit the Sosmta* of Sista for tbeHoeur Department,
dial*, however, he hod sot gives bin Mies. Hounder
eiioi Ibilt is cm of outrages bets{ ensnitted to the
wieby then arm • power gives of claiming onspessatios
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