The Express.
London, England, 1849-05-04 00:00:00

`IRELAND.

The West of CASIIIIL presented petitions hew pro-
testant chip and smarten* of Ireland, praylas that they
right net ha shade the col, ezrepdes to tee great wean of
samindea whisk was is operation. Ilse right NV.
theCLpssoredird is stets dot souse which had bees taken
sestoiltee of ?tin Oonotel, and to ezplaia that the
d between the goolostast end Roman Whelk faith
was that die hew did, sod the latter did net, allow the
Bible to be read, so dot the paste ate of Wood could net
avail thewierivis of tits pesos national roma. become the
Scripture did sot oessuarfly bosh a part *I the eiwcation of
the Whim, and which they deemed it eseratial mush be
the come.

Tie Archbishop of DUBLIN should be reedy to meet say
ittmairy ia order to dispel the aboard delaecas which pre•
adloa so to motto... cot toot ta .elation to the aotioad spa' .
of edaestioa in Ireland, sod proosoded to contend that may
joined fa the cry 'Oast the Roman embolic schools from an
' satin ignorance of the system. No pesos would be more
glad to km a successor in °See theft himself; he had tads,
taken bis painful duties eddy from a desire to Desalt the
country, and most happily would he or resign them.
The Bishop of LONDON could aot egret with the scut
rev. prelate, that the petitioners among others, a large maw
bee at then being parochial clergy, maid be tof the
working of the systems. After moms pneraf observations
era Mat point, the right my. prelate said he did not wish
the pverausent to up the ezperisent 0011111, but
issemed thou to some than. ta the esistiag system.
He Weft dreg to am the mini:awe generally Scoured to
the assisitsa of Beau catholios, but some change was most

imperatively respired.
The Lel of WINCHILEIZA contended that the ea s-
esigadeas men of the established church, either in
laginai se I would sever give their eountemanos to
a metes whisk did net eneare a scriptural education.. Let
tic ameraseat silks matey give the Rosh& deep what
=they wished, they might settle that with their own
; but let them not attempt to coerce the pro-
testant clergy of Ireland to support a system is the ton-
Mamma of which they could never acquiesce.
The Marquis of LANSDOWNE mitered Leto a gassed
dolmas of the system, and was not prepared to my that
any visage would take I lace. Circumstanced as the
pewee demo ware in 'reload, th.y could sot be sepeated,
and as good could seams to the protestant religion from
agaia Gallia! isle melon those elements of suite which
bad already }sedated Milk emissive evils in that country.
It was a mieropmesedliden to assert that the Scriptures were
not taught at these seheols, because every child attending
them might n aim meiparal edscatiou, the only exclusion
ham while the children were engaged at their other studies.
Would that in every wheel and college is thts country there
was es much scriptural knowledge imparted as under the
system now complained of, which, though not perhaps a
triumph, yet had bees Wed so long, and fsiund to Wink so
well, that her Majesty's government were not prepared to
disturb it.
Their lordships adjourned at belf-pest 7 o'clock.

HOUSE OF OOMMONS.—TnuaaDaY, MAT 3.
Tito Broom took the chair at 4 o'clock.

PRIVATE BUSINESS.
REPORT CONSlDERED.—Caledasiss Railway=
or purchase et the eleven, Barrhead, aad Nadeau
Railway) Bill.
THIRD READlNGS.—Ressonmeer Daddingtan PIM
District Drainage Aot Ameadmeet (m amend and antend
the pewees, to eases other hub. to bogey miney sod to
Aim rates or man) ; Tai Navigation and Pee*
Ade Amendmeat ; Wbstilseey St. Mary sad WtdMwy fit
Audrey Upton of Padden, sad for iasproviag the Two Ili
Wkittlerey ; Bills.
LORDS AMENDMENTS CONSIDERED.—
tee Gas and Water Company ; Peltwell Soma=
Drainage ;
PUBLIC BUSINESS. •
PETITIONS PRESENTED. . "i
MAuiLOII BILL.—By Mr. COCKBURKSwii tit&
moon ; Mr. ALCOCK, from East Surrey ; Lord ROB-
TENOR, hoer Chem'? ; Mr. PATTISON, from the
eidsens of London sad word other plasm ; L-rd
BOMAR, from the Boat Riding of Toads's.* • Mr. J.
WILLIAMS, boa Macelsefield ; Mr. MACKINNON,
bus Lyralagton ; Mr. B. DENISON, tem hem Don-
aster ; Mr. M. GIBSON, from MenstroMer l Mr. M.
MILNESbum,, fromßili Prosassim Mr. SPOONER. hem Rhmitsg•
Walsall, , Warwick and ma elbut gleam
Lent J. RUSSELL, Orem the Lord Maysoer.Abiseissa, sod
C• 111111101 sed of the alty of Landes ; Kr. ft. WORT-
LEY, foes ?gaiety of pima ; sad Lord BRACELET,
from Stalseaddes. is limas of We WL By Mr. R. PAL-
MER, hem Ileehhhe mid amend esker Ames ; Mr. 0.
DUNCOMER ken the Wset Waft of Yorkshire ; Sir J.
Y. BULLER, hem Devonshire ; Mr. B. DENISON, from
Yorkshire ; Mr. WALPOLE, from Rochester ; Sir B. LNG.
LIB, from CmAgebery, sad other plasm is Kest sad Emu •
Mr.
UGOULBURN„ Enos Northumberland, geometer, and
Gas siversity of Cambridge, ageism the bill.
81101/11411,11 Of Burns, 4e., atra itssarso

(SerrnairD) BILIA—By Mr. G. CRAIG. from Mahar& ,
Mr. C. BRUM, from several amide to Mee and Wtir
PeINS la fleollead ; Lord MELQUND from Groom& ;
spirt these bEle.
PdammotrrdiT SurrzAcm.—By Mr. BRIGHT, teem
Maseheeter, far the Wood. of the same.

s~l RN ORDIRID.-0a the mitten of Colonel
Donn, rebus of the pas number of toss of eta coal im-
lnto the ports of Dublin, Cork, Waterford, Limerick,
end Belfast, and ether ports in Ireland from
stares can be obtained, in the periods batiste the
lee 4ay of ,Jaessary, 1846, and the Itlet day of December,
1546. sad the let day of January, 1817, and the 31st day of
Deseaber, 1847.

GRANT OF PUBLIC MONEY (IRELAND.)
Lord J. RUSSELL gm nodes that to-morrow (this day),
iM eltoold move that tho bowie do go into a anamittos of
tks wbols hogs, for WI purpose of oonsiderio, a resolution
whisk ha had to propose for granting a sont of mem sot of