The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-25 00:00:00

OUR MONBTART SESTRM.

LIVERPOOL, WIDNIIIDAL

no Commit of the Chamber of ectemeree hays
bees espied for the pest two days i■ a diseados of the
present state of the seserary systeme, with& wee brought
under their swim by a requisition km a ember of the
Lading muskrats of Liverpool making the 'barman of the
chamber toll a meeting to afford the oenuaarcial poblio
am opportunity of expressing their *aims. The diseaseion
cm private, bat it was 'understood that as answer would
be delivered this day to the requiitioctiets. Accordingly,
at half past 12 (Meek, Harold Littledsle, Bog., appeared at
tie Chamber of Comment, on behalf of the rwrsisiesdata,
whoa Bdwa►d Heath, Zug., the &slew, corannalosted
the toiletries report:
" Chamber of Ceasmerm Liverpool, Oct. 29,1966.

" At especial seeds, of theanasi, toaoasider
shin oa the subject of the present state of the asoastary
vistas, Edward Heath, Esq., presideat, ia the chat►, it
wU mein& :

" That although the waned see no reason for alarm is
the smut state of the conuasnial pad= and the neu-
ral resessoes of the ainatry, yet they satinet amend from
thumpers's' the fact that thus Is a ironing apprehension
is the plans mind of approaching difficulties.
" TM gonad!, therefore, think it newton to comanni-
Pita to the nquisiticeists the follewiag toncluions, at
which they have arrived—
" That should the dereaads of a large war expenditure on
the one band, and the food requirements of Western Earope
on the ether, nue a continuums of the drain upon the
available healing capital, mad the stocks of bullion in this
coutry, the Bank of England may (despite the swain of
the only uneetive principle apparently is its power;
namely, that of 'skim the rate of interest and restricting
dimwits) dad it■ banking reserve of notes schansted,while
the issue department, as is 1847, still retains a lugs stock
of bathos.

"That the experience of 1847 eherly demonstrates that,
in the swat of sash sa acmined coatiegeney, the Bank of
England, alder the provisions of the eat of 1844, is power-
lose to offend any facilities to the commercial world, sad that
(although the originating causes may not be precisely
parallel) the Name calamitous crisis so that of 1847 ma) sgals
he witnessed.

" That as the puhae am now fully aware that the only
possible mode of relief in nab an assumed stets if affairs is
the interposition of government to suspend the operation
of the Beak Act of 1844, the uncertainty as to the mode
end the time of such interposition is calculated to create
apprehention tad to postale a wart of confidence in the
public mind.
" That the prevailing apprehension ea the part of the
public, arising from stash a state of doubt end uncertainty,
is in itaelf mainly sondssive to cause and batten the advent
of the crisis which is so mush dreaded.

" Tbst It may, therefore, become the duty of this sheathes
to call upon the government to anticipate sod prevent any
snob breakdown of public confidence, by declaring, at an
early period, its readiness to some the responsibility
which is expected from it.

" That, in order to slake any sae► declaration practically
useful, it is requisite that it should not be defined (as in
l 84) until, by t►e total lose of malidesee, tumemsesery
suffering and injury shall have been experienced.
" That a standing committee be now appointed, to watc►
the program of *rents, sad to intimate to t►e council their
opinion when immediate action on the pan of this chamber
is &nimbi'. _ _ _

(Batraoted from the proceedings )
"Ro=ar TIONSON, Secretary."
Mr. BRASH added that the mambos committee referred
to is the reeolatiose bed beta appointed sad world meet

daily, or at lose frequent iatervala,M the septet of strain
might require.
After a f.w remarks from Mr. LittWahl the meant'
separated.

DEATH OF MB. FREDERICK LUCAS, M.P.

We have to mammon the death of Mr. Frederick
Luau, M.P. for hi snooty of Meath, an evict which has
long boa expected, cad which took place yesterday after-
noon, at the reeide•se of his snotheein4aw, Mrs. Ashby, at
&Wm Frederick Lass was the elder eon of Mr. Samuel
Leese, a worthy member of the Society of Friends, formerly
of Crohan, steer Croydon, who has now for m•ay yean
resided at Brighton. He we. celled to the bar of the Middle
Temple in Hamer Term, 1838. and is the following year
became a ntenther of the Row emboli. church ; the
grounds of his co:minims he gave to the world at the time,
in she imps or • pamphlet, salted, " Re•eeae for becoming
• Roman catholic," especially istkimmed to the Society of
Friends. As • Roma catholic barrister, he took an
Wive pert in the proceeding* of the Catholic laeW
tete, mg started the Tibia newspaper is Dudes is
1840, for the purpose of disseminating tha most alma-
mousse &strum of his church. He alao was a frequent
contributor to the pages of the Dublin Amino. In
1849 he removed the Tablet newspaper to Dobbs, sad
has continued to conduct it there sines that time. He wee
also one of the eurstaries of the Irish Tenant League daring
the brief period of its mistime. Ia 1862 he was elected,
through the iailessoe of the Sanaa catholic priesthood, as
member for the county of Memb, in the plate of Mr. Henry
°suttee, who had repreeested It fee many yew. He hes
always lived • life of political mad seliglems strife; and
having advocated la the Tablet the right of the Irish priest-
hood to fatalism I. politics, and being rebuked ►y the Irish
Roma emboli' bishops, he went to Rose, ae eur readers
say resember, early in the preemie year, to presets** his
eppeal against Dr. Callem s dedabia. The appeal was
dodged evilest his, sad the result was the satire prestra.
ties of Mr. Law's physical emi, and his pees•taee death
at the early ago of 43. Mr. Lifts WY the imetheria-law of
Mr. Jobe Br hr, the M.P. fee Memitesest. Mw was
offered this miemieg to all the Ream ttaliaiM Maple of the
'metropolis for the repose of M►. Lmsee's seal. Ia private
life he was a sat worthy character. He leaves bellied his
a widow, t►e d•oghMs of the late Mr. William Ashby, of
&wee, sad aa on daughter. His lase will be severely felt
by the swami= of which ha was • sesber.—Globe.