The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-18 00:00:00

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to pass, and them • si ferry was is
down.
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tary for not hars=euseltaa
to they
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Mir be 111111•11°, previded was we to Wawa
the b Waal the P enema try in his Mena, ised dee
Wed that man of all parties la Ireland were of GOON
thatif, whim the stimatiary megialrees at Belfast
thil MOWN of the distarbasess. a later bad beds' elless
Ma hi lisObeol lesageley, lastraelieg MN Os pad
am the roach whoa the weeketen were leseeles the
m the followiag night, there wadi wer bays Dees ISt
eefla
dot. He wasted lard=arster BM own* et
Rebore Walpole not to la tedimmur to poses
belied as he was wow Wag. The sable vissoue. Wet
athemptag to rule 15 la a miaow that, with all defermasi
weld calla sebmited 1., wed he demanded that WWII
should be tousled the same as Eagles/ Mese government
bleadesd the prim/ivies of liberty sad al maw.
Sir G. GREY, while admiring the fervid Magesses the
A& boa. sad leaned an who had pre wof
het,
sod the able speech of th Masud lowed member far BM-
W/ meld not help belies thab the mune they bed takes
libudestei the great beasiresissee M baseadag the weer
ewes which took plain to tball city before the report
of the ocamniesion we Won the bees/ The prime*
=1 brought eplaat the Else was that ol the
of It nented that the
abbot ofithalle pe aet to justify the
Fielbse riols, whisk would be • discredit to soy town in
OhrMandem, but Whew to belanates Nat there winsomejustilleatise for them, to assegmeas al the priasece
which bed parietal: takes place is Dahlia is the ma-
st= at lay im the bet atom al the tagasosial to O'Clossell.
It wan add that the emenemat allowed the prommion In
Duna to ley the Wadaillen sew of the mosumeat to
dOsseell without way wawa to invest Wm.
Oe that rabbet be tZtt the Sweeten far Inlaid lad
plena • armpit vbdiesties el the gummed. It we
ad lose that there were say prey whew a petty
waves mid as that ocieselesoir Wire was aspieW So
big Y wilkls the Wawa the pewees sat. Is ma said
that then we Gags, bat the fast wee that the Ow were
Yin eriffeery flags al the babe or glib. Ha did not
*MO the peuceeeles. for lags prosessiose calealated to
meow the pow were ualawfal, krapective of Ow pro.
ea W. Bat it was • saber for the dbantioe of the
gewerweit, whether they Weld take say mesas
preesst Wm. He thought the the "saw ekes is the
we referred to we. s ludMier ewe. With regard to
the brllanue prowsion be head the labor read by his
right hoe. fried, and tt calably did act state that it was
as asked al promisee. The bee. sad lamed patinas
did not pat ek sa aa italawfal possple, bet be mid mow
=rMOO mode at the pave whisk ware of a treamor
emoter. Did he was to my that if be had boon
the law adviser al the Grown he wield bare advised
the calling out of the Dublin aarriise, which it would have
bees eeesseery to have dose la order to stop the proem
sloe by force t Is miller of them amass did • sage breath
et the pesos moor. He mbraithed that ths imputations
mates the goveramest of parlial misalabaratess al the
law were satiety powder. Hs hoped that when the
report of this •Dms was Isid cm the table, it would be
found this the proosediap under It were perfectly regular,
sad time the informadoe whisk had bees abused would
lay the kmodetioa of leglalatios Mash would premat the
recurreess of snob diegraostul mossedinp.
Mr. MAGUIRE said, bed be sot taltea part Is the
Memel' rosession at DOW, ha Wald acge have ripea on
this osemisa. AI that We be: as Abel whim
le the city el Cloa, sad was by the eorprestice to
pay raped to the awry At the iseelleg at
which be was doped them were cosservative members
pawl who salted with the Haw esthetic menthers in
pawing the resolation ad al elapses to the waxy of a
great Itheroso. He was premise at the prowsion ;
he bed as oppetanity ed Aare* the dememour
at the people, sad he sear rantsiabered eacit a
amaibetatioe ci kMdly fall& The
_people tumid out as
to • satigmal holiday, sad he eißevied thee la the heart of
the people there was no feeling dpersocal saimosity to
say ass, bat the universal Wire was to pay mama to •
ma 'bra all Irishmen eagle arespaßße trotted
that whoa the repent et the miaetaa wee beton the
Musa, all would unite 1. as eadeavaer to ptiovestires
earreses of outrages whisk were a disgraoe to our Wilma-
boa. (Hear bear.)
Mr. HENNESSY celled the Attereey•Gesersta Mesas
boa to the emblem is various parts al the hew Did
the boa sad leaned gentleame epee that the peen shields
sad bap without mows mar the clock sad over the
Speaker's bead were arrant treason? (Laughter.)
Mr. NEWDEGATE add the weer to the bee.
man's peaks wee, that if thersi were green We
harm Wheat crowed in the bow, the how did not
haws to stead in Wised (Bear, beer.) labor the Pro-
misees AM ought to be enforeed or R eagle to be repealed,
for it Grid cut do other thee brag tale matempt
a gmenunest which trembled Wore a arseilag of 80,000
saga in the Goebel, sad thee had the mellialla to put the
live is wrath. when • few kindred mews hmeetted to
meet la the north of Lrelaad. Olier, hear.) Protestant
ameadamy bed gamed sway. The prate/teats felt that
they were sow a miecietty, and as • miaonity they asked
for judos Pews)
ldr. S. KNOX suggested that it was high time the farce
el the Loyd Lieutenancy wee Wilehed, mad beam' was
r= by a minister having a east the how, aid able
for his We. (Hear, bear.)
Sir H. BRUCE chewed that the Wawa flag while
was smelly dap/eyed ea the tower el Dory cathedral
was am, and Dever had bees eciesklered • party emblem.
Woe the bebop Lad eadeaveszed to put • stop to the
seastan, sod had telegraphed to the Castle for imanstiose.
The mew he ressived wee to lee it Moos, for it was sot
spline the W. He weld rimed the house of mother
'ayes et Lend Mewls , wady, that that sates was
unhappy We neglected the gleans sabievermate of its
sir Sir P. O'BRIEN expressed • hops We the report of the
tommissiseses would be opeedily produced.
The Wiled that dropped.
POSTAGE.
Mr. D. GRIFFITH Wed the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer whether he saw say objection to slew ths P
stamp el the rate at 3d., whisk we sow is me for o=
foreip and colonial poems, to be made applicable to the
internal protege el the country ; ad moved for papers.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER mid be bad
whplearure Is giving the on pad man an answer,
isk he hoped would wet his views. He would not enter
into detail, but the Post-ofike sad the Dowry bad under
consideration a modification al the reale of postage, which
he hoped would coder cassiberable advantage" upon the
public, and he thought would adagio the change which
the boo. member coutemplated. (Hem, hear.)
TERMINATION OF THE RECIPROCITY TREATY.
Mr. WATKIN rose to cell attention to the ormspoe.
Beset resPeedali the Week es St. Alba's, Venom/ and
bard feces is this North Asterism jibes, mid to move an
addram for west of all papers is the powesioe of her
Majesty's goveranteet respestieg dee • Reciprocity
Treaty," aad-tbe " Boodles AM; al dates sabsweet to
Desember, 1861. The boa assenlia said he would take
the liberty to observe that the Muse was withoat Worms-
ties from her Majesty's government es the 'abject" al tit
" Reciprocity Treaty" sad the " Boodles AM." These
questions involve/ the prospaity al • trade in which the
British public was interested to the extent of 10,000,0001.
sterling, sod the rights al fishery over 1,500 miles of oast,
which had over and over spin been the ewe at Manses
between this cowry and she elated Salm Then trea-
ties evolved also the paws el the weeigatba of the
fres lakes sad of the lit. Lamesse. In May last be bad re-
ceivedan smear from thegoverunsent to the effect tbatthw
wen negotiations on foot with regard to this reciprocity
treaty, although the discussions with regard to its abroga-
tes had oorommoed in the United States as far bask as
1861. He wished also to know whether any explanation
bad Wm afforded by the American aratemador with e-
we/ to an intercepted letter, add to be undoubtedly
genatos, which contained a oatmeal from • Confederate
&goat, that he had Dade arraagenteate with as American
Federaliat at importance and position, under which the
blockading squadron at Mobile was to be passed, and that
5.000,0001ba. of mist wale to be seat for the relief of the
Confederate army, la exchange for as equal weight of
oottoo. He farther stated that be had seen the orders
themselves, whisk were sired by Presided, Li
n•
and that while. we have bees rebuked far attemptiog
to break the blockade, positively nada the emotion and
*Ware of the American P t himself the blockade
was about to be bakes, and the army victualled. If thin
beer wore are Wm he thoeght it matt mot to bare been
published without mplanatioa • whilst if my leformation
bad been afforded by the Ant.ericaa Walter it had Men
withheld. The hoc member then moved in the terms of
his solos.
KINNAIRD said he hoped his hoe. friend would not
press the government for say papas the produetioe of
whistle would in my way tend to &Mush the good feeling
which, on the sararmos of the bottle lord at the head of
the goverment the other eight, now misted.
Yr. LAYAB.D said, ia same to the be., poilasaa, be
had only to repeat what eras stated by the noble lord the
ether night, that there were so papas es the subject of
the reciprocity treaty. As the has. patboaaa was aware,
so notes with respect So the treaty had Mee gives to her
Majesty's goverment. Resolutioes on the subject bad
been sabmitted to CO•grele, bat there had been as ,imima,
the gives to her Majesty's governmst, oceespeatly there
were reallyoomersuristady es the table.
Mr. PEA to rased the his. gentleman
(Mr. Isyard) that ao answer had he.. Ow to the gaieties
as to whether the government Waved in the gesulninese
el the later. The letter weed to show that whilst oar ven-
al were ermented from eateries the harbeen id the COO*
federate States, Presides' Lincoln himself was about to
allow area Fsdesal maids to Wee the. sad obtain
seam. He Misted the as the hos. underesereary bad
ate thought fit to mower that quasion that the he.. geed«
wit (Mr. Wattle) would take as oppatuaity of batwing
the gemlike famed in • more fennel smarm
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL mid he weld "sly woke
as ekeervatioa se the letter, newly this—that to was
quite poirible that bee Majmey's gmeramsat might believe
in the peahen= of the ineeesped ItArree, bar at the
seise time might set be 'onward that all the statimeste
it amealend ware We.
The weise was this withgbasse.
GAME LAWS mama (IRELAND) BILL.
Ibis MR we reed a lewd Wm
DUBLIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIEITION BILL.
!tote ME was rail • mewl We.