The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-27 00:00:00

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JAYERIAL PARLIAMENT.

BOOBS OF LOILD&-FRIDAT, MAT 26.

III& lordships met at b ciao*.
• !Ye revel swat was given to the followleg bine
has end Inland Reveene, Exchequer Bonds (1,000,000 I.),
VMs Offleers (Inload) Soperannuation, Isle of Nan DM
alenstatton (Cceopessatioo), Private Bill Costa, aad a lam
giber of private bills The royal oommissimen were the
Lord Chanoellor, Earl It. Germans, sad Lord abbey.
Lard LYTTaLTON pnessted • netlike from the En-
glish Church Cur= &pipet the Clerical Seteeriptios
and another, numerously signed by clergy and kit'', 6"''
pleisiag of the state of the law as respects the final areal
M matters of doctrine. The petitioners objected to !smog
deetrisal poiots decided by lawyer.
The mottos for the second media' of the Imperial Gam
MI gave rise to • loss disomeios. The bill gruats the
eompeay isommed power*, sad kw excited • sum& local
opposittoo. On a division the bill was reported, the num-
bers being 43 for the mooed readleg to 48 easiest M.
The Locomotive, ea Roads Bill was read • ...coed Woe,
sod, es the motion of Lord Csattairotr, referred base-
feet semaittee.
CUBICAL SUBSCRIPTION BILL.
_ Lel GRANVILLE memd the mooed reading of this

Arehbiehop of CANTERBURY said he roes, not to
asks any observations en Min bill. but having been chair'
ass of the erxeminioc which had been warred to, he
wilted to *sprees his matisfeeilea that her Majesty's
t had t forward • bill so entirely in con-
=wlth the recommendations of the eon:minion. It
eertainly wee a matter of congratulation,
thehe noble earl
had said, that oomMering that °ow:l23B6mi
wee comprised of persons representing every shade
el opinion, political as well as religioaa, within
the pale of the chureh of England, that their reoornmendit•
tams were unanimous. The oclumiesioe wee appointed in
seder to consider and revise the various subscriptions and
• diebrations that were made by the clergy, consistently
- with the declared agreement made by the clergy to the for-
isidaries of the olturoh. That they had endeavoured by
their report to do. There wee doubtless a great multi-
plicity of subscription and declaration. ; but an attempt
had now been made to reduce them to oee onsimmi form,
and he hoped their lordships would find no difficulty in
*meg their assent to the roadie'.
tr ylke ATelabiabop al DUBLIN roes le address the house,

when
The Earl of SHAFTESBURY (belayed that it ecc ler ;
Woes the bowie was that t, • reran m c woodman. to the '
Poises Supeesosuatisa Bill be agreed to. (Laughter.)
The must rev. prelate thereupon gave way, and after a •
few remarks from the Bishop of Camila, the subject was
net pursued further.
POLICE SUPERANNUATION BILL.
The report of ainsodments to this bill was then
agreed to.
The Gaiety Vetere Begistrancri Bill and the County of
%NM Bill were read a emend time.
SEWAGE UTILISATION BILL
On the motion of Lord EAVENSWORTH the following
piers were nominated a 111060 t committee 00 this bill : —The
Earl of Derby, the Earl of Romney, Viscount Meatballs:lr
liedVsunt Torrington,
_Viscount Everaley, Lord Polwarth,
Boyle, Lord Itedeedne. Lord Silahester, Lord Ravese.
learnt, Lord Portman. sod Lord Ebury.
Lord EAVENSWOETH pee notice that on Monday
seat K. would move that the name of the Earl of Ewa be
added to the above eammittee.
PILOTAGE ORDER CONFIRMATION BILL.
The report of annolmests N
to this bill was teoughtmp
0" lamed to.
The Public Mose (Site and Approaches) Bill, the Jodie
OSes (Site and Approaches) Bill, the Plummets (Ireland)
Bill, and the Tarim, Robbers, sad Bapparess Bill were
mad a third time and paean.
RIVER SHANNON (NAVIGATION AND
DRAINAGE).
On the motion of the Marquis of CLANRICARDE, the
yams of the Marquis el Lauscrowne was added to the soled
• esemelttoe ori this subject.
Theis lordships adjeneold at 20 minutes poet 7.

HOUSE OF OODDIONELFRIDAT, MAT 26.
The Bream took the chair at 4 &cloak.
The Bortoa-upon-Triat Conneotioa Railways BM, lb*
064 mid Cowrie Railway Bill, the Great Western Rail-
way Bill, the North Eastern and Cleveland Railways Bill,
aad the Riekosansworth, Amerdiam, and Cheaham Railway
all, were severally reed a third time and passed.
ROYAL ASSENT.
0010 Del CLIFFORD, the Yeoman Usher of the Black Rod,
at the bar and summoned the Lome to attend in
Hoses or tier., to hear read the commission for giving
!Ilis royal anent to several bills agreed upon by both

ie.s
Upon the return of the Smite,
THE ALABAMA.
Sir J. WALSH asked the First Lord of the Treasury
whether her Majesty's govenaseat bad received from the
=neet of the United Stake any formal and official
for oompessation to American subjects for 10101.1
sedaived by the Alabama or any other Confederate mama
alleged to have been equipped in British ports.
Loyd PALMERSTON—A correspoedence has been going
we for novae time—for the last two years—between the go-
verameat at the United States and her Majesty's govern.
meat upon the subject of the prizes taken by the Alabama
and other vessels of the same deacriptioe. We brew received
within the last few days a further communication on that
enbWct from Mr. Adams, to which ea let there has sot been
saPent time to give a reply ; but it is right to my that
that oorrespondenee, although each party had stated their
views of the respect!, came, has been carried on on very
friendly and meet amicable terms. iCheen.)
THE NEW MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY.
le answer to Mr. DOULTOX,
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said he
Mad not lay on the table the imamate for the new
NOINIIIIII of Natural History until the First Commianioner
et Weeks sad the truthess had mane to an understanding

7spoTsilie plena.
Kr. DOULTON wished to know whether the estimate
would be likely to be laid on the table
.betas the Whams.
tide holidays!
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said the
bet thing the government would think c doing would be
Miley ties estimate before the bones incept et s time when
they could give it due eoesidaration.
GUNPOWDER STORES.
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Is reply to lir. A. &smolt,
Mr. T. G. BARING said that • bill was in preparation
with respect to making regulations for securing gunpowder
draws, but it would be impossible to introduce the measure
loath after Whitsuntide.
THE SLAVE TRADE.
Mr. BAXTER asked the First Lord o' the Treasury
whether, looking to the changed aspect of affairs in America,
her Majesty's government, either separately or io cooj one-
lion with the goverment of the United States, would ooa-
whim the propriety of sending a squadron to the coed of
Oahe, for the purpose of moieties the importation of
slam into that island, sad thereby effectually putting an
end to the Africac sines trade.
Lord PALM BERTON— Some time ago her Majesty's
government invited the government of the Called Stator
MI co-operate with them on the west omit of
Africa by • squadron, for the purpose of protecting the
Mee trade being there carried on. The American govern.
meat professed their perfect willingness to co-operate, but
a difficulty arose in regard to the regulations thee subsisting
with respect to our neutral politics ea the one Irked and
the admission of belligerent ships of war into our ports or
asywbere on the other heed, sod that difficulty could not
be very well overcoats. In the premed altered situation of
affairs her Mejesty's grommet have renewed their appli-
eolith to the government of the Baited States, stating that
their cruisers employed in that seniors would be received
with every privilege sod courtesy which beloved to the
anima of friendly nations ; and those difficulties which in
lamer times prevented op-operation I trust will so
Leger be an obstacle to it. No oommanicatioe has
yet been made to the government of the United
States with regard to co-operation on the coast of Cuba, but
if they should assent to cooperate on the west *oast of
Africa I have no doubt they will cordially cooperate in
watching the omit of Cuba. (Hear.)
NAVAL OFFICERS.
Mr. CORRY risked the Secretary to the Admiralty
whether the proposed 'chime for the stralitioo of the rank
of meter, which the First Iced of the Admiralty had
stated was to be laid before parliament previously to its
lied adoption, would specify what Morease it would oars.
Asa in the numbers ou the active lists to which the aims
sew in the line of masters would be removed ; whether,
brooder to obviate stagnation of promotion from these lists
se hiersesed, it would provide for • proportiosate increase
of the superior lisle ; mid whether it would comprise an
eediaate of its immediate aid prospective effects oe the
amend of the vote for half pay sad retirement to ahem of
the awry.
Lord C. PAGET mid it was iateatien as Meaday next
le being in three bill., cm with respect to willa sad oases of
=of moral °ems, mother for regulating the de-
money mid drools Wong* to &mewl offleorov
sal • third for regslatthe pay end peados%
THE SCHOONER ECLIPSE.
Is answer to Mr. 0. Fosarrs,
Lori C. PAGET said the Admiralty bad reedned ne
algid informadoe whatever of the destruction of her Ma-
jesty's ship Eclipse. All they keen was that • private
Wooer of that same was destroyed.
NEW ZEALAND.

Is reply to Yr. A. MILLI,
Mr. CARDWELL said the poveninteet bad received de-
spotism tree New Zeiler' which would shortly be Lid
=edge. The peeped of ths despatches was that a
votive hod pitied a decodes viesiast2 over rebel
tree', mod thee rabid chief bad boo It night
le esseohle tone lae's to Lars that t govermseet of
New Zealand had semi over 500.0001. debeatarse oa aosoluit
ed near isit to thie aseatry. (Near, hear.)
ustrrENArrooLowsi. DAWKINS.
On the 'mottos for piss ioto earneeittee ef supply,
Lead PALKUSION appalled to hem. sembees hatias
mem em the paw I. pelepse• then edit star the
soden ef lie hoe. member for Devisom with septet
Iliestemeot.Colosisl Dawkins lied bees disposed ot.
L emphases with the request of the nal* lord, Kr.