The Express.
London, England, 1849-03-31 00:00:00

ROMAN WORKS OF ART.

Mr. J. O'CONNELL asked whether the crovernment
would permit the importation into this country, for the pur-
pose of axle or delivery to purchasers, of works of art, sold,
or about to be sold, by the provisional government of Rome,
which be considered very much in the light of stolen goods.
(Hear, hear.)
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Lord J. RUSSELL said he did not know of any law
which would enable the governmentto prevent the importa-
tion of these works of art, even if they wen disposed to do
so. It would be n to propose some alteration of the
law for that propose, and such alteration the government
were not inclined to propose. If the bon. gentleman meant
to ask whether the government would give any met of en-
couragement to the purchasing of these pictures and works
of art, he could state that there was no intention to do so,
(Hear, hear.)

ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSION.
Mr. HORSMAN gave notice of • question which be in-
tended to put on Monday to the noble lord at the head of
the government, the terms of which were not beard in the
gallery.
Lord I. RUSSELL was understood to say that he had ai-
med given notice to introduce a manure on the subject of
the stical Commission.

ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE.
It was ordered that the house, at it. rising, should adjourn
till Monday.
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EXCEBS OF NAVY EXPENDITURE.
On the motion for receiving the report of the Conunittee
of Supply, on a vote of 323,7871., for navy mem,

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Mr. HUME roes to move, pursuant to notice:
That It appears by the report of the Beard of Audit, that the
dlture for newel services for the year 1947.48, per act of 10 &
C. 107, exceeded the grants (ireliellse 'expropriations to aid) voted by
parliament, to the amount of 323,797 i. Iliat the sum voted by pm,
Wmmt for the formatioa of the doeityard bettalions, to the year
1647.48, was 101:14%, and the actual expenditure amounted to
72,3901.19 a. Sd., in mom of the lute 92,3991.195. 3d. and forms
cart of the meow this home concurs In tee opinion expressed
the /mge as bee majesty's 'Estuary, ° That with regard to this
huge axons (Orr the dockyard battalion) the expenditure wu en-
tirely within the wand of the Board of Admiralty." and, tint, the
proper come would have been to have postponed the enrohrant of
mu beyond the numbers provided for by parliament." That,' whim
a certain mount of expenditure for a particular erawSte has Mende-
termlned upon by parliament, it la the .tadw duty of the depart.
meet which ha. that service ander tic charge and °patrol, to take ears
that the expenditure does not exceed the amount placed at its d spud
for that purpose."

Ha contended that it was mat important that the terms
of tke Appropriation Act should be adhered to, which dibr
decay declared that the gross amount voted la any depart-
ment should not be exceeded. Tbs Mess on one item—
wages at home—had been mainly insamed by the dockyard
battallee, and amounted to upwards of 62,0001. A vote of
only 20,0001. was asked for, and 72,0001. had been expended.
If each yloce.dkege were allowed, the cheek and eentrol of
that hove ever- the expeaditure was gam. When this feet
was larmight under the aides of the Lords of the Treasury,
they armed their dimappeobetioa insult suitable language
that ire (]M. Ems) them the terms of his motion.
4,1116$ leeld be dm, by soy depadmisaL 'is

all &sire by tbis nwio. SO Orna the bast reareties se the
lase lewd elite Atissireby, for whew ho had sbe rostra
ewes& AM Mat be wished was that the bore AseU as..
S., is OD *elm seprisold by tbe Leek et Qs Iteasery.
sad as sweesthee tate beads of the geseassaset W provost
say sea exam has essessigg le beam Maas. bees.).

lir. WARD said thee his hes. kind bad es this
essesien diesharged a
be
Hsu with geed balms A
be
said the. he whilst be rod the ageassa. be
mid all that wee deekabie to se respeelies the moths Ind.
who was at the head of the whoa hie eases
nob plea. Is meet of the ebeetsrmien of Ids Item Mead
he was disposed to smear. H. audited ha**, th the
rule he laid down, and that It maid * Ise shady ad-1
hand to. (Hear.) the he @Minh that II was a matter
ass,ret the Baud er Athinthy bad net applied to paha-
a Mho the exhathihe n suit exceeded the vote.
Bat than was as latenthea of hatieleg the house.l
because if they bath he amhall of Ma who would
humane: thiV
_heath ben steed it to the
bun. A grease hewer nan aIIOOMMI themselese than
Inc capested. The dedgaris eared the mast Tv/amble I
ctsta mask to ea mew. They were almost wholly'
km, and it he net thseghtver= that Unreal
40 nil 60 skips he the Medway. in of per
should be loft wholly vaprolesbal by lend sr by seal
A bees was, hasten, aslantaaal her heir prenstisa. Dot
it was said they 'visit to km. hushes way earn I
boned the number voted. lrZallisisiptail eh NOM
they would have a lass Alden, torn, hi a greater ever&
tart. The men had get two suits insets* of este as wee eel.
*
• letimated, en, would hat this he mien
hat was to ray lee years Irma the penal Ans.
was no doubt large for the Ant year, bat it held
net• be so lure again. They bad new provided a carps of
9.000 diciest sea at ea nasal cost of 1,8001. for the future.
They had been iesti and approved of by Sir Bony
Smith, and he behead that any pawn who mw them
their enithisas held cease to the soh tioaclu-
=llrearolled Wilma IN the dockyards of Copenhagen
pmasma huh to
doo be ionsidabie ementiters ia the last war with
ckyard hattalsees here Inlaid. he had no
de ht, be found nastily Thee. be samisen, wee
tee jestillsatisa he begin lemma his mesh without the
nmseise partimaan. HO his lea. Mel might rest sr-
mond that, hike the whit adman ullable of the Advil-
ruby, such ea nesse was set likely to gem agate.
Sir H. WILLOUGHBY mid that di was cote question
et amount, but a Insellea whether the Meese of Commas
bed say .Qective *MOM her the public expenditure. (Hem,
hoar.) He came to the modeelea that WWII was so each
esstrol, bemuse this Mows bed taken plies is
direct ilialsne• of
and la di coottedleiga Se the vote el as been awl abio
without the inewledge of he superior aleheemet of the
hosiery. Hs knew no skeehessee mss Wady le emus
the administration of the aside lord them eeese of hi
kind. There am seating to prevest say *dm depeetmeat
from doing to.marrow what the Admiralty Beard bad aimmly
doh. Them were very anxious thus with mph te the
public expenditure. (Hear, hear.) It was tkiethese their
duty to see that the votes of that house wen net exceeded
except when there was a decided necessity for it.
' Sir F. T. BARING hoped that his boo. friend would not
press his moths to • divines, as there was no difference is
priaciple between the views of his hoer friend end those of
the geverament. This wee the last day on which a amen
vote could be pampa before Easter, so that he must prom fez
the mosey. H. hoped, however, that it would nut too under-
stood Isom his vote that he was not u anxious to keep within
the estimates as kis hen. !Amid. (Hem)

Eir 0. CLERK rid there wee but one feeling to the
how ae to the lrreplarity of alluvia/ the ezprialitare to
*weed the astmatee. (Hear, boar.) He believed it would
dad that the naval expellees for the tamest year would ex-
ceed the otintate boa 200,0001. (Hear.)
Mr. WARD raid be bad made the bean acquainted with
that feet when he nada bie statemat sera Use ago.
Alta, a few wards them Mr W. Moulmein,

Mr. HERMES said that the ban. gentleman (Mr.
Mune) was seldom so eseptimentary and ferboaring as ou
As pressed camdas. Yet, ha did notthink that the dram-
Maws were gush as to justify that forbearenco, because
there was not only an Asses beyond the vote, which all
agreed there should aot be, bet also because the Board of
Admiralty had not reported in due time to the Lords of the
Treasury, to remiss their approbation or disapprobation
before they incurred that suer. (Hear.) Possibly
might be eatis,setary remota for homing the excels, but
no sufficient reason had been alleged for not reporting the
ease to the Treasury.
Lord J. RUSSELL said, there was no difference of opi.
alas with respect to the prisciole in this ease, kw the hon.
gentleman, the member for Mantroes, bad inserted in his
reallution the very words used by the lords of the treasury.

Capt. HARRIS was uadentood to give his support to tie
resolution of the hoe. member fur Montrose.

fdr.HENLEY said, that the question having beat• brought
before the blue., they ought, in his opinion, to go to a dm-
don, unless the noble lord would a insist to the resolution
beteg ►atered on the journals of the house. All parties up-
peered to by agreed as so the irregularity of the practice.
If the hon. samba wait to a division, he should cer-
tainly divide with

Mr. R. PALMER said it appeared to be a natter of
public necessity that the resolution prepared by the govern-
ment dined be passed, in ormisequeues of the present state
of the financial year. He was inclined to think that the
ben. member for Montrose did not objets to the vote itself,
but was simply desirous of regarding his opinion on the ques-
tion involved ; end, under those alroanstanots, he would
suggest to the boa. number whether he would sot Masi* his
object by withdrawing his manias thin, and afterwards
bringiug it forward as a Medan propositivo. (Hear.)
Mr. HEMS said ha had no wish to throw any
difikalty la no way of the gonnassat. It was a
matter of isdllereece whether the thing were dose
thee or at any other Wee, provided It were none—(her)—
and, when the von was pond, he would son his nada-
tin without sayiag another word in support of it. Ha was
glad to no unanimity, and could mum the house that he
wished to do nothing vezatioesly. (Hear, hear.)
_ _

After a Isw waists hem Lord J. Itosim.t. and Mr.
Humus,
The SPURS' put the question.
Mr. HUMIL—Aut I to understand the noble lewd to say
that if I withdraw the esaendment, and allow the vote to
pee whim, egirwitiew, he will not oppose ay enchain'
sabsequestly ? _ _

Lori J. RUSSELL haying been undastoni to reply in
the aillsrative,
Mr. HUMS withdraw his motion, sad the vote was
"reed toL
The HON. MENBRII. that roved his resolution r
era shove, and it was prod without diosurisr

Xr. MU MX—Let re sow say that I hope bee Majesty's
ri‘ t will seed a espy et that rieshation to every pub-
depitiasumeest, is order that soars of the had may near
is future. (Chore sad laughter).
POOR-LAWS (IRELAND).—(RATE IN AID) BILL.
ADJOURNED DEBATE.
Os the artier of the ley be resuming the adjeersed de-
bate ea the road nib&
Mr. NAPIEE mid he dad to submit to the bare the
versos which walla nisei bin to vote splat the mad
redisg oldie bia. He wished lint to scald., the gaieties
ea the pond of snip", ; ad with that view, sad he
the @eke el elsonem he &raddled. his animist late two
banshee, endreing 111 periera Int ae see of rating, oad
seseedly as me elf twin Mew with rind to rat iho
the toseetles to be onsitaid wee n
whether
the rateable property of we sake should p la
aid of say other dies, however Midi fre hew
dieccuseeted the two Night be. The staleuse Eder
considered°n was lidded on the emempliss Oat that
principle of retie" was eerreet. The bad at-
tempted to establish a eon by as hada es the
statute of Elisabeth ; astediag that that Mende involved
the principle of prig the vidnage to oralsauto Is aid
Rom those who Waved to it. It was irpieleat to neer-
tis whin this ended, whether it was areemerthed
is a emigres and rider, or draw the woe
=ger mane them to Az urea orris dills Units.
Lid might be manned int° ON We pair law
rim. The pundits of the seillshr et Eliesheilhopes width
ihe den 11•9. Menet Ihe Mena Serestery bail irisiedilis or-
gemeeth wen tipped to the pidipla of this ML The knife
pral="eieiery will sad veil iorreed deidia the meet
stirs emandeasee. bi peens et
Medd dr prism et pose- w the
mendidesses amid that an et the ==le seesesery
be Or
_pememise prepeety of ad iris • pee-
dims hir the lurid end bairn end be erne who were
°sly essrlandly Restione, and thee to avoid impedes it was
that then should be load @imbibe*a sad ees-
Liial ,lina that the country thedi he divided rap Main-
tory bidet. Here was the nisei* et gide, MP then
who paid rates @diciest and red Astra over the '
tare, ad no principle arid hareseshe more withZire;
spirit of the British eseriteties. (Ran beer.) Is
@nether part of the meet the esnannieens observed
that is properties es the bidet for eating wee nomad the
ty toe espervidca end enrol be must diniabbed,
=tit (treks removed which were essential to to • right
of the food. might them dela the prisude
the ovate
et Elisabeth is ainpurt et ith madam Las
set lea. siesabies be Id sway by ghee lathed mid as to
*sear Lennie' et this salle. Itide MR were wren
wll4Ol be sewed impedes et the mew
lib Ma. amain wadi be
stralass _ se!ai le=l
ma thasberaPieramesey dee itsmilmel
It we new men ti=a pied* as the Irish
poor-law, min to IMO piles et the entre
which theeidesed mei mirage ID Ihe limed et the
:=r the law. eel
whisk wee maehmene. as he as it leen be ark so, to the
=AI Zriadd wathhae Wel wee awe we et in
the eels nkabse, it weedesm, kin
Ss mature lies Ines wepaidi Mthe gwernme, that
it was to gm kW a win he the wawa et en-
=ls peeft me In mild imam ails.,
Asks sew Neese. The imam et sae
'Wen wee nelewhil with the whale% and they
lied Mimes hew thew that suable ef apedation
wee way andehl, net slew sewed ewer
able pew' he ehennemien liability. The talseiew
den et hop edema in bellied wow be be
dewed, a fatal merino& Through a epodes of Irish
perversity, which was set neesinaes, it had ben bead
that is the north, where the she et the oleos wee at the
least ermensweew the news wen astudy eider
them is the sends. (Imeseter.) The law el 1147
was balsa wen Ireleme Need the reaandeamew
et the who wen best amementsi with the
la the et the Smile }mew eemwildenws=
ie " aka lba sewn ef elm In this
matey Itsd teh wlaeß will Amid Mea *be
.

bodied per, whydwaseLis hind or la .If that
wire the 4009 in how mash more
rag ea
rangy be levied
en
Is morale. ea Me oleable prepesty
onfibit_ , when tee legal antral oral be meerebed- ley *gee
who had to pay It. Hanoi said thus nosh ea the grand
plgolple, he would new proceed to spook et ite pesaikm
Mplibellen In the caw of Ireland. There wets two pen&
en rad* Ws principle ought sot to be setilial in Ireland—
Mod, bean the raffietien wadi be rajas,, sad enerraly,
it grad be mast injurious sad newiee—anwies in referees,
to the pool intends of the United Kingdom First,
nideoped to the Wads& There was tra remarkable
Wilerage between the coos of England sad that of Ireland :
Is Raglanda per law was estabilehed naturist age, and
raw man who bourne posesseed et property harm that it
was egkeat to • certain charge. The ors was Maned in
Iwlati The right hon. baronet the monk, for Tramoortk
is his able • few days ego, bad made an bisiminien
eel* reseed to the non papas* at peer law adomess.
Lied Leasiewra had *dratted that to II very Imierhiell
mereet the Irish hod repaid the edemas reds te horn
birdsW Ragland, sad if there were eases in which he Irbb b.&
liras net foliated their outran t with Bashed , *le
wee owing in • peat degree to the feet that Enema bid.
met, an her put, wholly WNW the eontraot she hen mete
with the landlords of belated. (Hen, bear.) Let it as*
however, be ever forgotten that the calanitk s under whisk
brand wee immediately labouring were mainly the seat
of the vi.itation with which God had sinned that country,
arambielt no human pen rations could evertor which , after the
legs. eta greater or lee time, remedy. It was aniveneffy
said that Ireland required three things—repose, espiesl and Is.
boar, sad peat individual exertion. Aay polity okra should
asserage them three thirga ought be supported by
menasentusteezzolie which oieesnunged rata ought to CI:
((Hear,. hear.) Now as a matter of fact,
Islet was the folios of Ireland as this subject, of; the most
srailsoffe and enlightened portion of Ireland in particular ?
• *ass of entire and thorough hostilFy. When
tins peldnig of this measure should excite dimmest,
ca it meitesniedly would, in the north of It land, rely apes
Atha Idellap would be taken of the eireumstanee by the
end imee would be revived is an aggravated form
all eheß .adtmerat which hod go effectually oared away
capita from Imilemd—(beer, hem)--41111111 against
tenet against latisrast—when the rational aelfare required
so sereariallv that all should be rai.ed. (Hear, bear.) As
to the stall remnant of capital now in the earatry, this,
ander the present aware, would very sees diem-
peer, -Waded, mot la reprodective labour—met la pre-
rifts sat In the pommelsa of feed—
bag Is q jp themileell agitation a eara when poen
W teen Imo destkutin by the eireenstanees of
the .sentry. (Hasa, hear.) Thus, while the measure, by
modes discontent and preventing repose, prevented sew
'spiral *ON entering the country, it would destroy the capi-
tal alreedy there, and paralyse private exertion and eater-
prise. (hear, bear.) la a word, let the measure paw, sad
the ban and complete ruin of Ireland wee
highly talented end far-seeing maa, Mr. Senior, hid pre.
dieted that outdoor relief would do mere to rain Ireland la
10 yens than all the other oils she bed wand bed
done in 800: the prnikeian seemed about to he accom-
plished. (Hess, hear.) Oat of what fund did they propose
to take these supplies ? Was it to be an imperial ggrreanntt,, or
an Irish grant? If Ireland were really en rate =l'
the united kingdom, and the principle of local adm
tioa and local rates was to be put aside in this matter, then
he could set, for the life of his, understand bow it was to
he treated as an Irish great. Once remove the limitation of
taxies at all, aid there wee no reason why the IS. Geergs'l
Cranked should constitute a limit. (Hear, keee.) It meet
be, then, sa imperial praise. Re fully appoolated the
value of the make : was POPend I. I.lllogo hit
full share of the liabilities which that =ion pissed
apes bite ; at the saxes time, let him have its rave..
tapes. (Hear, hear.) It wee said by many persons that
Ireland Ind eat her fair share of taxation. If web woe lie
ease, at all sleets it was no fault of ben. ilbe paid all the
taxes she was asked to pep, When the Choosier of the
Exchequer advanced 63,0001. out of the oonsolidated had
to Irish distress, he clearly thought the question an impodel
one, and it was only when the English public manifested a
certain resistance on the sub net, that the government, de.
pending on the support of the Eaglish members, and on that id
a certain Rambo of Irish umbra on whose mown they
could rely—(hper, hear)—eoseeirt d the after...thought 041111 M.
leg upon Ireland howl,. The principle of trains Delhi is
this maser had been denounced in the most emphasis mom
net by the r4ht boa. member for Tamworth, en the Moat.
Mos of Mr. Roebuck's motion for extending the props*
to of Ireland. If Ireland was not taxed sufficiently whose
halt was it? It wee obviously that of the Imperial near
tam and parliament had no right to some sow sad lame
ea
=pensive burden span the lend, in order le make vp
he a detaiseey ih the pawn= He would seer gee aEn
obeenadems es the general raids= of Ireland. Terfeelkig
the peer law and the prowlers of that wastry
and the ONO of the right hen. ?menet the asambr
for Trainee* hr the t amelioration if hr
condition. It wee hie ( r. Napier's) opinion that the sum
awassaey it, the peso* relief of Ireland ought to come out
of the esseellatted had. The right hen. baronet (Sir R. Peel),
is makkag the suggestions which he had does for their
p tithe west of Inland, seemed to think that if •
new OMB of proprietors were to be put in pos.
44444110 a the land, pranesaag means to
the pepalation in raluea• ion, that would hem=
rant to got that part of Ireland out et the
I. whisk k new wee. Now he did not think that the
bon. bersosto eapestlon was calculated to meet the dill.
salty of the ease. The right has. bort. and the house ought
to be is rand that the real men of the rents of landed
property in Ireland were the imeumbnneers. During the
years wran the foram prevailed, the nominal owners of land
got little as no rent, and yet they bad to pay all rates and
local Impost., whilst the iseumbronorre who carried off the
rents in paymeat of their escaped altogether from
every species of local or taxation. It would be very
hard upon the Pron.* to turn Item out of their
lands wider these Morainic* He was ggulp satisfied
that a change of prophases wouldnet cure the
evils seder which the diermeed diatribes of Inland
were gressing. The emir sure he them eche wee by
mem of a wise , whhh, smsmight
wan dilsed with a well-
armies& system d is effect-
ing a nasal change a the smaition el behind
One of the main things to be aseempliehed wee is limit the
area of respamibility, so that seek menmight be she to
=Pismere esessesdelly with the evils with& =se =eon
a= lass= to him. There ought also to he some
=devised d &deeming massy for the cultivation of the
ea well approved esawrity. The proper tillage of
the mil was the fret consideration to be kept in
view. The Merits or foundation of ninsfeotories was
altogether a 'seesaw, matter in the soh= theameleame of
hiked • sad We he must reemeli, *et i sempleg eat the
=leWs in that 'matey, he had observed, whit the greatest
et phew= the hearty co-eperatles of men who W-
heel hem bin is religion sad he pad= bet who merged
al wesi esedderatioas is their dad= le ameliorate the con.

didea dvents., the enb-iseng efthelehlow-enatryamen.
(Ileer.) Tin be sat inns, be wished to cornet a nn-
wVrwhich stilted with tempest to sa observation
ll:on bin ea a hease minsion, sad which was
finfoklakt 'VI toM hen been to the West that pro-
tease* Uhler etatilbate a rate to Zama sego-
Ile Oinneaght. hol arm attend say wok siationo,
vat bed he env Iheenht OM Mermen la hews ef religion
aught la day ape is ant the psefenteees of those acts
SSfTuteiY
arity, whist it ems the essonso dety of &Tilden* of
dam
111•11111 r to mash ether. Ia
tho the patient anemias with whisk LIM
erWet the boon to lobo le bin. be logged le nested*
Mai sapressisa of new the rodeo season ef
dr-
ea.
, whose observations neatly suited to the
seinebaces I. which Baikal and Limbed wave new placed
" Term Ohne suet deedina sit with nod @lndio did
opus ismsbare I. quo hula mat& asstri, subs =sheen.
=sins, taime pindeusiene ennui no
;IZdefesisten." Mani dress home all sidesa n re-
.)
K. K. PUL sold--ft. Is the as. of the able and
temperate spank white the his. sad limed gentleness has
jma nude--• spank am midi the hist edeglant I asa earb that it is worthy et the how geelionema's owe high do-
resin sad woleent ability—Ms hussar has bees desby the lea. awl kernel palm= et rehabs to
Make
opi.
me
Men apes sabjeet of Waal. mg sr I with to take tile
eggertanity of making nee shearntions nem having re-
form, le the soda enables of Intend don le the Immo.
dills oseoune whisk bibs mall* et modderetism, I think the
primal is the smut at midi the einsnalisee I hen lo
air coo most imft he aimed to the hewn. I weed
toe rim ptope naboilled by the sold, lord at the
head et bar Medeety's goneesoat ratios he the pur-
pose et ezpreseiag ray alpinism that we hid • biz claim to
sod upea Inbad to make as motion he hessall, Shia for
thee tromieg Gemlike satheßuestien staples head. I
stall madam to disk, Noteditterwohng the able spook ef the
ban. gni bond nameher, thetwe de poem that dela en the
selfenolism of Wad. I *kb we have that dim be-
awn of the soldwaed pastor Oat whisk we node fat
the NW of traq. at Indeed dating their brut of dia-
to. in Met a Liaise whisk everted' the load. I
think else, we. vs that slain partly benne 'Maud
bee aell dam her duty, by tepees, 1111 impala
treweemy these aseasys which were &beamed le her upset
the ammo that they woeld be repaid. The hon.
and bona geatisessa says the people of Inked have paid
al they wen oohed to pay. It ie bonus I differ from him
ups Set psi* that I sadder we are asiteetatified is im-
=, Wes do Pam of Inked a rate for the
their opeer. We oohedlnland to repay
to the bipedal treasery the sea of 1,300,0304, whloit
wee elbowed by the lopodol treasury, for the pmess of
haling the lodes welshes= eh that matey. Ws meth
the ono aborts he the popes* et building the mho
wiehlsasse Magiand, bat I ban not yet tweed that the
reparesistef this aims* hes bees refused, whereas Ireland
has do MR nod this, T oust enure, I did nay
regret. I dew M=ain, think that the boa.
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