The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-06 00:00:00

CONSECRATION OF BURIAL GROUNDS.

Tks kart of BHAFTIIBBUILY promoted a petatimi from
tbs mayor and ialtabitants of Siandford, complaining of
tks nokscommrstlam of Owl! sow buria!-grascd. Ir lisp

peered fiat Nu Blakey el Salisbury had miffed a isousraa-
eau table to be plseed le the shard attached to the um°
to to which the burial board sad the hababitaats objeet.
TM Bello( Shaftesbury minded that the cemetery slue
was required to be ecensrawd, sad quoted instal authori-
ties rapportiog title view et the quake.
The Bishop of SALISBURY &mitred that odaloistn-
ag the commission wu as efeectial pat of the sete,c! of
asosecration, sad what lie required to be tom was strictly
'unary to the proper perfume°, of OW Me at the
eliareb.

After a diseassion cf some length, la which Lsrd Pert-
nun, Lord Redi stale, the Bishop of Osford, and the Bishop
of Bt. Asepti toil part, the petition wee laid on the table.
THE ITALIAN QUESTION.
The Marquis of CLANBICARDE, who bed given notice
of a quietist on the subject of the Sardinian notes, said et
es
surlier boar of the evening, sad in a fuller house, ho
should have bees tempted to go at some little length into
the evens which bad produced them. Those events "Meted
not merely the tranquillity and bappioess of the c iontry to
' which the notes referred, but also the honour of this country,
so being coins and with the general sedition of Emcee
sad the treaty of peas which had jut been slammed. It
appeared that these note, had born presented to the
governments of England and Erase by the pleni-
potentiaries of that country, which from its geo-
graphical reition and political useciatius made It
deeply coasted in the matter, with the view of
drawing 'ligation to the state of Italy, and poising out its
poem, bearings upon °Misr Earopes p.m's. These
decussate most be lolly known to their lordships and the
phi* so versions, no doubt nefiktiently soeura.e, bad al-
regdy bees published; but at the same time it me oily
right that parliament should be finished with authentic
spies of them. Considering the length of time which bad
elapsed, it was highly probable that answers bad been re-
tested to Hies notes, and it was of equal imputes" that
parlismest should be put is pussies' of the enswere
which bad bees given to questions of such gravity. Whether
discussion en the matter was demists.", would, of course,
greatly depend epos the tenor of the doesunnate themselves ;
hat he hoped the atesesity for such a disetisios would be
avoided, though he could not help feeling that the opinion
of ',slimmest mast be made to have Its true weight In the
matter, unless it could he satisfactorily "lewd up.
He wished to ask if her Majesty's government were pre-
pared to lay on the tahl the cotes of the 22nd Mitch and
18 h April, presented by the !Mahatma plenipotentiaries at
Parfet° the English end Preach plenipotentiaries, together
with the answen wheh might have been given to thous
notes.

---Tna Berl of CLARENDON—I feel that I owe eons
apology to your lordships' town for not sooner laying these
notes on the table ; but, perhaps, I do not attach quite se
much samples** to their roduction as my noble friend
811•1111 to (10, 011 they hays already appeared In the RlMS-
papers. With respect to the Kamera to them, I and the
Fronds plenipotentiaries cans to the agreement th.t as we
had re entirely dammed the whole question ries roes at re-
peated interviews with the liardisian plenipotentiaries, It
was anneettosary to said say written answers. The arse of
thew eaten, a °try of which' stssU reread, lay on the
table, was, la fea.•eistple request on the pert of Sardinia
that the quake of the WO of Italy should he b ought
before the Ocereme eiesaliell at Park, and of
course the beet was 111 NM wee the dohs' the thing
asked, and the bar twielew wet braeght Were the
Cassese*. The sewed este ispeseested that the asacluslus
the Ceara* bad taw to was am utidectory and iavitad
farther diseassian. It was at mune statuary that the
Sardinian Swiss eroald pleas somethlag ea re-
seed, la ew their ntera hone they night give ea
eceoeutt Is i.e elswebees of what they led dash sad that
was these& AIM el/ the its; caws, s Omni Owens gave
sea sad tho oboe pewee to minotood. fast antis Der
met would be aimed fog out*. sot Os tit-net width
be hal la vie% 11 spree aeousery
mad an =WWI te thwand wets. It bee Nate
I cam w nee hastoloiset hotrovsr, that the Swabs

governmest wished to ban some written record of the
opinion and feelings of her Majesty's government upon the
question of the foreign occupation, •ad the desirableness or
necessity of pettiest an end to it. I had no hesitation in
complying with that wish, as I could only reppet on paper,
la the name of herMejesty's gorses meat, that which we had
said in Pork. We aecoraiagly nude seem en answer, and a
copy of it will be leid on the table with the two notes. It
ter. ma y may be neesseary before paellaccent separates to
have a &mission upon Italian &Mire, but it may also be in-
jades' to raise it at the present moment, bemuse your lord-
ships mut remember we ers not the priogipal power to set
in this quest:oo, a. this "netts now ocautliag the
Italian territory do not belong to as. It is only
Austria and Frames that can take 'measures for withdrawing
the troops who have M long occupied the territory; bat
before they do es they are hosed to take care that such a
liras MOM. has been 'reared ea to render the pussies of
the "loop as Mew Gwen ary . I can say thus much, then,
without fraraldire b• 701111 what I have authority to state,
that it Is het that both governorate are sincerely
deairoas of withdrawing their armies, and the y are occupied
at this moment in preparing to do so. (Meer, hear.)
The papers were thea laid on the table, and their lord-
ships adjoariod at a quieter put raven o'o.ock.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TnoRaDAT, Juz‘z 6.

T. eva4mas lock tee /kW at 4 o'clock.
PRIVATE BUSINESS.

The following imils;;;; read and yawed:
Clarke Thorshlll's Rstate ; Donirgion Turnpike Trwt;
Grand Junction Water; lensdon Thornton Church Building
fixiety ; Mid-Kant Direst Railway (Bromley to Bt. Mary's
Cray); Westminster Terminus Railway; Bills.