The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-11 00:00:00

that kited, fee so nee meld be as mispetstat to defied say r
Team, tovileing consitutiosel haunts as the noble
lord (liar, bear.) All be wont.' say on that point,
therefore. wee that it b d beta too web the habit, when an
bon member wished to Week soy mestere ha did no:like,
and dad sot know to assail it, to say that it was OCC3II.
ititytaollol. (Hear.) flit tight boo. blend stated Melba
that the noble loto's plan a kid the blow to threw
aside the voluntary cycle „ andto ihteriere with religions
freedom. He would not support any plea that was fairly
opea to sash a chirp'. (Hear.) He admitted that no system
of edacuti le would he *earthier, that did not provide for
the relig out element, and combine, in some way or other,
religious with mailer instruction. The right boo. baronet
bad end d to chow that the phis be (Sir J. Pakisg-
tor) had advocated would not afford religions leatruction.
Alt he could sty on that stunt •a., that be did act share in
the right bon. geotleman'a o u nion, and in differing with
best h • use ou.iperted by the experience, sot only of Rig-
lad, bet o' e ,stioestel c tante es. latch at owed that they
might Lave religious teaching in their echo le, sad that
these wis so danger of eser.ficing the religious priscip.c.
Thee* went mazy e.tablishments is Mislead wcere this
oar done sod tins he believed to be the tree sciatica of
tM dals4lty. In Switzerland and Faces the difficulty
wee he mane. le the R Mitt cab lie match of Switzer-
land the prutesiant children were not complied to be
taught R less embolic doctrines. Tmie he believed to be
a coen;irte and atietnatory answer to that object.on of the
rich• hon. Beatles au. He (chilly dissented from the
objection, that it they imp used a wheel rate, thy would
bring an oh tlei evils of them% rate.. (Hear, hew) The
shut h fa's and the echoed rate were • stattally autism.
The cbj.ct or. of the dimmer to the chunk rate was, that
he we,. called spa to pay a rots io sup Art a March from
whirl, h. &it en. eerfee hearlt. Wait would both sem with
the who it .s 0 ? That the dieestaPr would Mailed apse to
pay a rate, M return for which ha children would haw the
twee& or cdseatisa is the at oil. The can appeared to
him to In .sully p.meite. Is the one ease the dissenter
had as !guilt, la tk- ether be had precisely the same bows.
It as sm, otter pmts. He meet ay that the maidens@ of
eke Oget bee. baronet and of his right how. friend seer
hi.. as dim s% 1• I. resolutions west rather too meth
Leto dc evil They treated thee timbales's, rather sa if they
weft Chases to a bill, than et if they were merely intended
to ley down broad prineplee for tonere attics, and he
%Irises% the rsgtth us. her met hardly met them la that
creel which the settle lord's tuition on this subject ea.
titled him to. Bat tb most imp:inset statements which
the right hos. geutll.man avareed were not appointed by
fans. H waded to the sitar vilest that Ragland wee
educated. He was of the opposite riptides. He maintained
that Ragland wee sot educated,— that their *drama, such
se it we', bore to pros o• t-os to the wevesities of the am,—
• then if pstlealest did its duty I. the country, they
meld to• let the natter rest whore it wee. He beard with
psossure the view takes by his hoe. Wad the member for
llidhorst. Iv 0 took exactly the view that be entertaised ow
this tabiett which wee not that ,hey were to despise the
voluntary attar, nor undervalue the ezeitiose bititinto
made, het that that system was iessficient, sad that of
itself it did tot educate the ;imp'. of this cavalry. Tim
spites sew proceed net so system of cestrailmtlwa, bet
rep ef cal manse. Mat under antral &dazes sod ad-
vise. Was the phr law system •h ch the right boa. pea-
these halms* t-d is sarryiss a einem ef 'minestrones ?if
it was ar, a. ither was the plea tow rimmed. He (Sic
J. Pettis d. fled the right boa. pesilestan ho prove that
the plea was opposed to the spirit of liberty. He lepthalstal
the elutes. Then come the questios of whether ow ate ths
des4secy et fend, wan to be supplied by a rate. He would
way state to the house, there tele, stern detailed sapless,
time lo• the roolutio, keel', that he advocated a
rata solely basset be saw so other pthetisal mode
by which the deficiency could he supplied. Him noble fr.esd
sear him aid, let p natant grant the sit aemerary; bet
who was to h .ve almisamatum of it ? He believed it
asset at last he sesled like ay other matter of heaths.
The v.lest eta late meeting, said that 'donation wesi
• parental duty, bat the question was, wire the working
dusts of this country is a cmention to perform that dlity_f
The voluntaries themselves did sot ask them to do it. Ile
believed thee the rate would be Mond to be theca!y preetMal
mode of rode ng the dielcull. He was extremely Wetted
to the house for the patters* with which they had alma
ban to go threttgli la trauma task. He did sot mem ft
dewy that tt e task be tie them was trine of great Mama",
bat he treated the h time would mart it is a lags sad
liberal sp4,t, and he felt hit the day woald 0)11111 whim the
world waeli bestial ha at the baboon shish parliasset
had 60 I ie g allowed to deter it from the mod import's' sad
=JAMBI duty of setios os this queetion. (Cheerio.)
Hr. BROTHER lON tweed the adjournment of the
debate.

After a few espeseati he from Mr. BINLIT,
Me. DISRAELI remarked up ot the Mistiest* same,
whleh thr eovrraseest had pre►stved wpm the subject dar-
ttit ba e.
J. RUSSELL hoped that, e moldering the vast Isar
remises of the qer,tion, the debate woold be allowed to
premed this (Peso's►) evening.
Lord PALMERSTON enateated, ander the circus-
steams, to t.os•poee the iatesded mataitum of sat ply rat!
Moeda', end the &bete was ordered to stead sojiarariel
usal Me evening.
The hoer, then resumed.
T►e Joint Stock Braes BM was read a mend time, oa
the 'Dotson of Si. J. V. t naLLaY.
Toe *edam' Profe•sim Bal was reed a mooed time, end
ordered to be re•erred tea select enswittee.
The house adjourned at a quarter &heroes o'clock.

The King of Prussia has ordered that the prayers
hitherto mid is the protestant elsernes foe pens shall hi
changed into thanksgiviogs, whisk an to be continued
&Mil after the ratification of the treaty. The following is
the ten of the prayer to he wed Almighty end mete%
fel God! we return Thee thanks fcr haring overfill
from ear aosatry the evils of war, and fvr bevies
blessed theorises la of he King, which have steered as this
ankle peen ! We vet an Thee thanks, esPodirllf, for hay-
ing isspived the hearts of the men to whom Thy hand hes
e midair the guidons of the peoples, to the sad that they
rt-eetablish end preserve yew, aid keep Thy words in
remembrance,. !Bland are the yenteseaken, for toey
shall be ailed the children of Ch,d.' May aad praise to
Thy came thonegh Jesus Christ."
The eoart-martial at Berlin, which bad brae ap-
point's! .0 Ott cogaisean of the Mile of M. da Roetow
sad his income, M. de Marmite, for the keel in which X.
de Mackeldy wee killed, has beard the defense, and will
very neatly deliver its judgment.

. -
itletwithataodieg the cress& ma& a sheet time
leek by the Northern Bee nyelast Warms balm" the
leis,. et Bt. Prtsreberp have n 2 Lesitated to profit by the
*relates, sad to replenish their wardrobe. The pint
French manalarteriee houses of all deseriptiose ►art aloe
essayed important orten, ant wee am aegis le arrive
with the us rks of Paris or Lyons.
The Customs sneers at Malaga have captured en
English sauseignag ortolan off that pert, worth, with bet
cargo, 603,C00 piartres, sad have aloe wised • large quantity
of amesialed goods in a steamer hem the Lomat.

11tehttnister of War at Turin bee ffiVes organ for
the forgaatiou of a cusp of observation at hr Spittle, when
the seeps returning from the Crises are to he gomeatrated
beim esteeming to their respootin regimens.
Ws read in the Paris correepondmoo of the Ado-
pladitfted :—.° M. Saint Mare Oirardia reeently ashievei
great trianth in his Intim-rocs. H. spoke to his pupils
of use mg Brat lyric posts, lass-Baptises Housees, mad
peoseetted to e 'lmpure his with M. Lasaartlee, to the
adeaatege of tle latter, whoa he eased the Hones of
Frazee. To justify his ass ram. M massaged stadia,
me et two of the .11slitatises' et M. de Laimestiae, Ind
with go toneltiag as mast, mad sash depth of feeling,
that teen gained bold of lath profaner sad paella, mad it
hems* asetsoesey to impend tie testae, be several
Mertes. Whets the emotion had sabsided. U. St. Han
Girardia mind the opporleiliti a al, a few words epee the
buttarable penny of the Wanness poet, who, it is sot
issobettle, will lave to seek in e..le the reste which
tail his her.. It semen that the atelensties se the am-
dams was.. V 11010•11 that N. Salm Mare Oiesedia
gent didieeky at the slam is scarier as maths."
The (Mestifistionsml quotes a letter from • !rind
of Id. Buss.'., itstiag that that *aloes illasm feast an
alteetisa of the ars st, as bad beta stated by the AMMO!
Heise-erlasee, bet an ante rheumatism sad esualgie
psis., from .b gh be has hem suffering for these last hue
scathe met, sad that them were the coin et hie lease
his tamer, sad speaking wildly as the mimes es stagers.
Hopes are eatintsimed of bit speedy mestery.
The Paris Sport announces that the grand rum
between Kerlish, Erna, Arab, sad ether hank tibia
it was desired to pet up at Le Manila, sad which was to
hare come off es the In of May, will sot take plait, "in
semempioace otaaformega sad imanasuitable eheleeleir
A letter from Coeetantinople of the 31st aye:—
"• terrible Was has rectally Wes emositted at Vans.
• mug Greek f al, foartsa yeses of age, was forcibly
Ulm away fen her fatally sod soseetasted, attar having
beta elissefully abused. TM Cameral of Divides, San
Paths, lime been arrested. sad Is charged with the arise.
He. Immese, eosin may rankings' is the anittor, tad
hitherto ao proof het Wee dissented let esamit his. His
pried* servant, who her disappeared, is elleraled. Ho
gaga sign. it appears, is the ease of his sawn, to the
BUM of the game (private polls Shahid to high pgreta-
mos is
Turkey). to destroy the roue glut &lib Paths
rteeleme that he aim gem my sash eider. The Porte has
amenalead le mitt the mattes to the hone., sad t
the guilty parties."

Dr. Vast, tin German historian, ban again fallen
cadet the rower at the lay. The 'Wed voltam at his big-
amy haatme hies ly declared to eastaia a libel as
use Bolka. a Yocilenb4rger, the doctor has buss seateseml
le It BMWs licapclacomea'.