The Express.
London, England, 1855-05-18 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

MOUSE OF COMMONL—THOISDAY. MAY 17.
TM firming took tbe ehakr at few o'clock.
THE DIVORCE BILLS.
Oa the motion of Mr. Cowrm, the followlarmeaben
were appointed • select temnraittee on them hille:—Mr.
Cowper. Mr. Walpole, Mr. Sampan. Sir J. Pekingese, Sir
J. Y. Bailer, Mr. Headless, Mr. Boehm-Carter, Mr. R.
Phi Mame, and Mr. Freelifield.
THE COMMITTEE ON
STOPO THE ARMYIBEFORE
SEBAL.
Mr. Rossucx brought up • report from the Committee
oath May before Sebastopol.
NOTICES OF MOTION.
Ms. WISE gave mum et ime inten r reefs tes mom fo a
@Mom awnings to inquire into Mato el Mser
establishments of this tummy.
OFFICERS 01, THE EAST INDIAN ARMY.
Mr. OTWAY wished mirk the pandas of the Board
of Control whether ()SIMS her Mejeety's services me now
eligible to all appointments ea the staffs India, when duly
qualiaed.
Mr. V. SMITH replied that the Quota's Milan wen
sllgible for staff appoiatineate and for the surveying of
public work..
THE LAW OF PARTNERSHIP.
In reply to • gliwioe from Mr. Mortar?.
Mr. HOU VERA& said it was his intention to move ea
Friday (this day) week fort ve to introduce three bills
niacin to the law of partnip, sod If tbere wen sot
time for hint to mike a summit. he should eat to be
allowed simply to :ay them on the table, in order that they
might be panted for oonsider silos during the ewes.
OFFICERS' WIDOWS.
Captain KNOX would be glad to be informed whether
any provision had boss mad*, and if so to what mutat, for
the widows of clean who bad fallen or died is the service
of the mown during the present war
Mr. PEEL said mat, under the regulations sow in form,
the widows of officers who had fallen in the war were en-
titled, for themselves and their children, to roma,' °mums-
signals allowces and passions. It we. proposed to Mead
the snowmanen to the widows of offioers who had died frees
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111300.11/0.
Caplets KNOX wished to know whether, in any tingle
sue, the pveromeat had gives aaything to these allure'
widows?
Mr. PEEL—Yes.
THE AUSTRIAN PROPOSITIONS FOR PEACE:-
Sir H. WILLOUGHBY wished to ask the First Loidlf
the Treasery if any propoeitioas for concledieg the weiG
the East bad easmated from the Austria's pursuant, oe
bad bees transmitted through the Preach govennuat,
nape the last Protocol of April 28, 1865; sad whether the
dessmeets candelas such propedtions, if any, could be
placed on the table of the house ?
Lord PALMER3TON—Sir, I auswenel the same quer
tile, I Utak, not very hug ago—(tioardsear)—and the
maws, I then gave I now repeat: that there have bees
sommunicatioes, Utast! essumnisaticao, prim be-
tween the governments of Frame, Basked, an Austria,
let that Slily have had an &wad sommenieeties epos the
sat)eet to which the hen. member adverted, each se could
be properly laid before parliament.
LOST SOLDIERS' KITS.
Is reply to a qualm from KU STiLTIVID,
Mr. PEEL said it was inteeded to cosepeasete soldiers for
the loss of their kits, whether they wen Lot on the field of
bottle, in Lampert vessels, or in hospital. He was informed
that IMPIOUS applicatioes bad been abeedy maned at
the War.offies, and that in usey the claim had been
paid either in kind or ia money.
THE DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.
Mr. STAFFORD wished to ask the nest Lord of the
Admiralty how soon the distribetioa of prise mosey might
be expected ?
Sir C. WOOD said a distrilatioe took pleas to Jimmy
Let, and a farther &Mihail= would take plus on the 23rd
of this mead".
SIR B. LYONS AND THE BLACK BBA FLEET.
Kr. OTWAY wished to know whether any sountesiei-
tits bag hoes sessived kem Sir II Ives with regard to
the &Mee ef SeheettO
Me 0. WOOD oil dwitthis bed leis remised from Sir
B. Lyme sletleg wives erimeesem by mead Iced, bat he
wee seep to my that they MIMIIieS4 nothing of great Ma-
• t
aceT.
Mr. O WAY asked whether the right hos. mamma
valid publish the despatches?
Sir C. WOOD said it was not areal to prams dispatches
Woo they metaised something impeenuat. (Hear, hear.)
TDB 1111DALS FOR THE BURMESE WAR.
In reply to a question from an lion. Mamma, wham
same was sot amertaised,
Mr. V. SMITH said some of the medals for the NMI,
:Min the Bonner* wee had been already seat out,
en until be forwarded as soon se they were ready.
SCHOOLS (SCOTLAND) BILL.
On the order of the day for the @mad rending of
this bill,
Mr. STIRLING intimated that it was his iateetion to
postpone his modes for the wooed reading till the follow.
bill day.
PUBLIC PROSECUTORS BILL.
Mr. J. G. PHILLIMORE asked the noble lord at the
heed of the government whether he would give him a go.
vintage night for the discussion of this immure.
Lord PALMERSTON said that there was no doubt but
that this subject was one of the very despot importance,
in-
"dein as it did not only the intermits of the community at
large in reference to the administration oldie law, but also
great questions of public morality. At the same time the
establish a public prosecute, mean upon which
Irtri toestawell known that there misted greet diversity of
imbibe. (Hear, hew) Vadoebblity the maniple of
Scotland and Irelandmiglt le tested is Wow of the pro-
position ; but, na the mber 11E4 this. were mob Spot
which it might he emend that that which essemded
Scotland sod Lsi.ad might set he adapted to the brier
area sad mate Wenn, of Deem& At the
Mme time. le that the hews emelt set be =4
either to dog the shoested by hie isersed
• at awe* epee le Os esetai melba of the bill. Osier them
dresinetsseuto bless the isteatien of the AtteesepOeseral
to kam pop,
le the house the appointment of a select
mesmittee to Isgsbe not oily into the bill, but also into
the esbjest generally, and it wee this proposition which h.
(Leal Felneleeta), in the absents of his learned friend, thou
made to the bow. He thought that the subject wu one
inn verth the attention of perliament. On *he one hand,
thews who were too poor to pay for, or too ignorant to know
how tesseare, the assistance necessary to prosecute a wring
doer, weal& under the provisions of a bill like the roust,
lave the old of the public prosecutor. Oa the other hand,
it wet greed that in many matters of detail objection were
WWI, sash a plan. Of course, great respoasibility would
rest *pea, end great discretion would be reqeired, of a man
is the position of a public prosecutor, acting, as he
would he breed to do, *roses•met number of
le& spate. The matter beteg thus (me deserving miens
essaiderwdes. bat regains, es a pealimisary greet inhume.
Zitemenbmiteed to his hes. sad teamed Maid (Mr.
) that. whether the bill be reed a seemed time se
se% farther peomediags should be esepesded, seeped
a molest
simmittee 'misted to Lewis* tree the whole rabies*. The
Atteeser thawatorheat he lapel fit we is his place is a
. tag er mammal Ilea wink le the bars the maws of
. Shaw ain*emi whoa be peepesed ee Owe area the easa-
mitts&
A teethe for refitting the bill to a oiled committee
was this agreed to.
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PARISH CONSTASLIS SILL.
Mr. DBRDEII nosed the assood resift of Ws biL The
idgeot of the bill was, mord* to the boo. amber% math-
most, to nada the primal systems of satin pass awe
afd-
oast by • regular Mienet segrahatilla• mat ides=de
were to app.y to sash pariahs' as bad not as yoft the
rural polio,. Yoe the ilsom of wgsaisslWis piping
to Moth poles
parish asaishM sailor tho Natoli of wads-
Miaow, sae to be molars& kr sash pally imisaal ari-
da& Haim pose Omagh the dooms" by nom of odd*
this prissipia was to ha washed oak is mmilsorstslad
that the bad boos Wasik eamilesd sod of
by a sabot imaiittoo of Os boos, sad to cob-
urn that IS fa so way balm& IS this kw a the
At pissist all sousilii samisive psis
path% sap~wtheiti usist dim Psi Osseildth Ard, awd
the Wit of dais bill waddle misty to sake sash power
"MI. swami the bM sa the Fogad or the heavy
load is disc M wail lapse. The boa. sonsbar was so-
domised to pate the ratoosice oho rend polios to the
retie of Ili osualsy. as mood es ma assadowat that the
hid lis seed a snood elm that day sin swaths.
Ms I. TROLLOPS mond the but r thpesithe sad
issomowary, sad stated that la osessistmes of the improved
elsatisa of tho people wino hod so ilscrosoid, that the
pis won half soapy. la his assaty the gaol was ors-
stestlmil to assmastato 7tl pilissms : it bad sow only 30
Wales Tiader sash siscoashisibs should be meedisgly
'swabs to Wail the 'spasms of the rural piles as *e
cascatiss, ass la the aiddlad Aria proposed by by hos.
Riad.
Mr. COW FRS would rapport the snood railing, dim-
tic dm, bill • 'nee ithrmenthesi oa the minis; spas.
Mr. W. JUL'S thought
sly
the
barbs Ist a
flood of arias Wass is as fiseetry by the matabiaboisst of
the ticket-of lease eyelash shidd of half Meow* Masi
system, aad give tha sosatiss nimbi arktiams is
tbo moos. Re thaahail his lima. Rimed Ist bufsw
the bill, wire war • stop lapht dissolim hal
that the retheasibility of for a site of
which had bees mated theissisis rostod with
govorsawat.
Lord PALM:LISTON obserthd that the bsa goilsossa
who had ism spina MI Ilswebs tee met mbaed
splint _that I VW sa
oft peonMismaat thatssipsionlin had sommd, sad that
Is sammisiporms seism bad lasismoad i mad somaing, that
the gorsraummat bad sot moors/ sag paid mama as
this goadss of surd polies Is IMP lost phi% the mow
ism of torapflaima woe all the musk of sag amain of
the press lbws The b 4 goosiasimil may so-
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sod sisillg
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sat of 4116.11.1 ""how ANNIE% mil to the mime sr
amisillsamilegle sinks. that the main f tisampletir
tial 111.1011.0.
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