The Express.
London, England, 1853-04-26 00:00:00

IM PE ItIAL PARLIAMENT
HOUSH OF LORDS.—MONDAY, APRIL 25.
The LOAD Ca•Ncantoa took his seat at 6 reelock.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
Ammeters or Jaws To Pauttsritest.—Ely the Earl of
t ICKLOW, from Ca bury, and Mr. Alderman Salo-
more; and the Marquis of LANSDOWNE, from Bir-
mingham, in Meow of.
CANADA CLZILOT RES111•11:11 BILL —By Lord CAMP-
BELL, fro% Caper in Fife, in favour ot.—The Bishop of
LONDON, from several places; the Earl of EOLINTON, I ,
from Dalkeith and Dunkeld ; and the Earl of DERBY, I
from Dumfries end ether plates ; arrest.
Ca PALACS.—By Loa LYTTELTON, from
working men of St. Barnabas, Kensington, against the
opening of the Custal Palace on Sunday'.
11/1/LIMOOTIL—By the Earl of WINCHILSEA. front
several places against the continued endowment of May-
h3o I
Pl.:lsth. LIC 110U1s1111.—By the Earl of CARLISLE, from
Kende, praying that pablic houses might bo closed on I
Sundays.
PAUL'S M . l'Arrliv—By the Earl of CAR-
LISLE, from several place in favour of • free distribution
of parlimaeutary papers.
THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE.
The Margeis of ULANKICARDE rose to ask whether
the gOvernmeat could lay any information before the house
respecting the state of affairs in Turkey, and the negotia-
tions which it was said had been lately carried on between
the Sublime Porte and certain great European powers ?
Great anxiety had existed on this subject from the interest
felt in the Turkish empire, in consequence of certain
sweats which had taken place within the last few weeks.
He hoped in this matter that the governments of France
and England would act cordially together. He had
no reason to suppose otherwise, or to distrust Russia, ex-
cepting from the °minutia appearance which Priam
Idensehikoff 's embamy presented. If her intentions were
honest, let them be openly and fairly declared. He was
sure that any declaration made by the Emperor of Russia
would be strictly carried out, but he was at a loin to con
mime for what this minims was intended. There had been no
aggression on the part of Turkey towards Russia, nor any
breach of faith which she had committed; and this sadden
:simian, paraded so ostentatiously before the world, mast
ill the molds of the friends of Turkey with alarm. He
complained of the secrecy which existed. He should wish
Russia to be in fall and fair coninruniestion with as sad
with France; sad he trusted that the French and British
governments would act together, bemuse he was convinced
that it it was known and proclaimed the peace of the world
would be preserved. The noble marquis concluded by ask-
ing the question of which he had given notice.
The Earl of CLARENDON said it was ad ea assesat
of any want of official or cordial undewillesding between her
hlejesty's government and the other gewerenseta ef Se-
rape, th.it he must decline to give his sold. friend all the
ialeruastius which he required ; but it was because come of
the negotiations to which he alluded were still pending, and
altliough • portion of them might be said to be concluded,
yet they had so intimate • bearing upon others which were
not .eracluded, that be was sure tr lordships would
sires with him when he said that • premature
publication of theta shoald not be made. He thought
they were bound, both by sound policy, national
interest, and international law, to uphold the Turkish
empire. (Hear, beer.) And he was happy to Worm their
lordships that ia onasequeace of retreat cemomakattions with
other goverameate they had received from rheas the suet
cordial assurances that their views and polka were is re-
tie harmony with time of her Majesty's government,no
therefore thought that Turkey had nothing te bee kin
external oppreasioa ; not did he think that the bag=
which threatened her from internal weakness, greet Se*
they might be, seed threaten her deetrudies, pew
sided ordinary prudence guided the eseelh fle die
Porte. and • better policy dad noes limmais Intlilefte
were adopted towards her Christiaa solialls. mash kw!))
And it was with that elect that Lard keadoni la nalk•
cliffs was instructed to return to kis pd, and • spaded
character was given to Me mission, beware It was therm&
that there was no man who, from his great abilities and
keg experience in Turkish &Helm was in the seas fever.
able position te offer advise to the Porte, and those as set
one from whom the Porte would be as likely to none alb
vice. (Hear, hear.) As to the our pink gee
which his *obis friend wasted Inman. in
first, as to the war Ia Maallallen. eIS
the noble lard had said, illealinegro was die sod
of warlike operatic's@ of an ezteneiweelhareeNr, whisk iralla
not considered advisable by the Imo geweenisarteigg awe
than by the present. Her ejety s Mgt d'Alliels it
Constantinople was Jest/yea by his ones fileml at ii.
Foreign•offic• to represent to the Pipe do expo&
165.01.0
lion was likely to be prejudicial to Mt . and le be a
great drain on her finaneial sail unitary The
samii instruction were ~.,ann by MS 11
but the expedition was mac on a 111.1 OW tenon he
Montesegeo, which was theatilleet Wallillseaded ion
to the Austrian geveranesellilse . liepliblillie
onte of Montenegro oa Tur 10 that the
kik.*
vines! independent* of hie S MS.
trey usdisturbe di an oh she of
a large Tiirkish mow is On
rr teitory they =ill flint le pet duller They were o to law a /err army GB
the frontier to IPI"olt "furls si=
over; and they teazel, hem tee it.arala
spirit ef the Wiramederm an adeliones—na a '
war . might gnaw In waggons@ if M` the 1=
ginepamest mat Own Libbers to It
was on, as his amble Mead paid, the his was
egetenliet of a peressnery shaseater, an J. Raised,
easementsted wish the Awn= gnomon gag ten
Moen kyreeetiag the me -ill gay threelseig hangs
triiigiliffihrood to butlindsa • This woe olled to la a
me i the ANNIE Inerameat, who said :a
W me duke le wow. doh Modems
Tangy• , Oil km le digest bin limn traditional
glnips& be the Ottniga wane. (Mks ban) '
int mg flat Isquired tate ell lbe dieeminew
there was monis la them to 'airings mg pried* of kW.
national law • bandetssit with gash dogma& as v_
friendly govirmenS se& TO, open earelmr. Win ow
gard to the neat 'll heal.
to please her winos
Having node Se Pisan gave--went mink egasugine
Ile
which appeared le be hessirielent win aisenisse of
vioasly oasis the Emperor of lionk the Nallwas of
Rusq. Peng the great Wont doe - Is the aid
to arnoly Shrines, seat Poole NegAmbilidl eh a amid
Woks, is order to armee *am Oaken an Ping do
monism of the Rely /brine Ina a peeper fang, These
an* ware envoi endsailing tespeadons mode at tbe
gene On that Pekes measeshamer wet to Ogesaird sit
bee ion bdiendi *ey balk been greedy •
them had beget oe keens enelimer i eafelLertinEhil
week tragaillige the mini of his seek Mead as sae
part of the Emma et &sera. He mall say
say that bee Idehoty's _ gewelumeM felt penehely he
same esaidene that his nib Inn did in the keine gad
integrity se the Ilasoree of linda, an that when he had
given his weed as te what he wee rig to do or was nee
going to ies they al& rely goo it. As he mid Were,
was said ad aellikey weeesedsus he bed every ream
le thin When swift molieledann the was whin
W loss genels her • die len In
_Aga as to the
ban down mode by Prins kaaligeffern bad sikea
be. Wogs@ whisk wen greatly mompsialei With regard
to nylon it was well lersi that ease Mime Neale-
AIME wield at Cinsigadariple CA. ligge aeon
*inn Diadem le praised grin the out le the
mdse. emi In Admisal Demi@ did age thin
dint le mairly. Eh (Len Obegadoe) theight Admiral
Dank, surd aletsaly; bat henna gay go Wolf of On
Reim that he bmi in pit the kessellea parimed by has
liajesses gemming god it was an misiatnial 110 he
should feel -semi elaahar the rodieneat whisk the Mist ew
rival of Priam idealiddisse had send ia
The limn gewniemil amid nine tete=l=
Is Me Ilimests7levai Nog lee en of eray niendmein‘
kg bermes the geermilheal all kw =I: le: wenn% whom there mind an
rear is egoilbegat He had add that male hod been
greatly eampteled he the pewee of areadep dots The
iaformades abigh_gemennest had woe mule k a de.
sewn hem Lewd Moaned de Daldfle. resihd .
ogles that ea the 1411 i last. all was bike id
gent He thought be had gives as wish kiknosiga as
was_ egiedist le he glen emir the elmossesaese gad be
weld anew Oak bobble@ Sal, se Pe
emir
he knew, then
was se eager whatever of the gene of Senn bag di►
use d, en net there was nay pempot of a perfect bar-
ony lomat the great WPM ef knee to maintain the
et the he
mein. (Rear, hear.)
bra RACOON! add the statement of the noble earl
was wry awaelas sal filled him with aonlidenee that the
laurels et Tube, were perfectly safe. Bat there was a
poise tooned ea by he sable sari on w hick he t
nay aught le ban farther iakiagatioa, and with rolVilte
vie be bowl to dicer hem
If
met. liim. He alluded
Whir
net to
what wee psalm bet what nee the et the
Again mower liege seasiodeC he thought wore
*Midst% to bark the pangs kid on the talk of thenacre
They were gadded to below what was the gegok if say ports
which lad hew spa te us west dads gad whether any
were bed nommed aa Warshaw nisi it did net
poems NW stood the tese et Sesemesee p That
Nest* wee gabfest to Turkey, an a green of murder
gad doe no gene as whisk the Turkish goverement
spat ewe. Austria however, kne Leh-
* Tis We es=rl IS:tirtr 1:16.1616" a Terkel
andigise rat Trues. eight as wdi hen inerter.d
with Ankle whenas Jews do inermelkil at
3it
is
knew it woe se isepertesse Se
As—ls lbw Eriest nand tend them shines emdl it
we failieZ ea nal anent she bilerken It nil Wen '
Clbsrcan wee wse we t bathewhat ilib ibillia
he would ley the earns es the able of do home If I
The Earl of CLARENDON said he wall
_.at
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momoat state whether he mad Is the papsgieergen le
ea the table; bat If as iaenw. world tabs OP lis
Path *orris% he skald he Midi to give ithlllll9l.6nmd„
wholesome's be and la On vie
Amok having gay he Veal
obesne dot Amildibeir an is.,'
gap dile tr4ation
mend the enmity of Ting nor illaregage", re.,____"'
it deg the right pone of the Pan le puff...9B. "....
PM.. who Sal begs gnizof,...tla ems, sagosag 0; bat
thsassimamegolas se kw a hen is eis
rolawhf —gto be withdraws u son
ase—Eimril doses awe gmehhed.
Len BEAUMONT mid the egientisa made the ma
man more setiefirese phut it wee Mike.
THE CLWROT 1111111111118 BILL.
The bens then wens into ocesmittee ea this bill,; Lord
Rsamottis in die data
The BAH el DEW Slid Wog the quoin was pet