The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-21 00:00:00

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Who would be diaples7d is eouseqessee °rib; ease-
two of the sew courts of jestioe seer Temple-Ma.
The rotors professed to give theausher of ielabited bosses
by the workiopelemes at 151, sad of the somber el perms
who would be displaced M $32, Wag two perms to mob
beau It weaned to him that there art be some issour.
rosy is the More, sad he bad oessuptestly referred to the
parliamentary 'guts, asd they bad stela that the Ireton
was coned, It beteg • lit of the tureen and of the bees
balder* et the peprty to be takers ; sad that the Mars
emitted all neYee of the ledgers, who were very marr 11
was clearly she object of the house that a tell re.
tare shed& be made of all the possess who scold
ill=ttimaed be Mt rulesthem had bees some
Is to it.
sess He should She to boos
bow may of the obsess w rese weld be ued oat of
IMO be He bad It be call stleaties le
this sub**, bemuse the Mars wesH he made see et when
the bill was Were the bases.
Si The Berl of SHAFTESBURY mid the retries was sot is '
seerodasse with the *Mediu order of the Mum vim, that
Seism the aseesd mullag of soy bill muskies the removal
of house is the metropolis a Teton should be suds at the
setami number red ebasseree of the hostess that would be
tskes dove. and alibi total somber of persons who would
be dimplesed, as 4 whether or sot any provides would be
made for their scomemedables. This return stated that
'sly 151 house would be lakes down. Now lea boom
bad from two to twisty rums is it, sod yet It was stated
that osly 302 pawns would be removed from their
Ewellbuis. That was • perfect mockery. and the rotors
was not in hemiony with the Audios order of the horse.
Be hoped the 'ebb lord on the wedlock
would Wei* epos boobs, se seourebe return of the suds*
a sew unese who *said be tamed out of their bows.
The LORD CHANCELLOR mid be bad bees very meek
iiirsiek with the loom of the ratan, and he weald take
we that the Muse should have a fetus in oesformily
with the stesdleg ester.
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THE DEFILNCIM OF CANADA.
LOlll LY VIDES 1118111 to ask the ashe earl the Sem-
tory for War cedes cpmelisse relates to the report made
by Wesel Fermis ea the deems@ of Omit Two mere
age he mold have been os of these persons who
would hart advised Oak U the oolosiel government
Mill peeler' te delsg *Meg for themeelves, the
meatry should hats the Maar aim, for as regarded
the mere entelassests, Came was of very little SW te
The gevornmset of that ametry wen haitile to the mantry,
sod levied difireatbd duties spirt this country, sad
therefore be should say it would lei hatter to leave tam be
themselves. He thought, however, that shoe two years
em affairs had takes "Aileron lan In that emetn, end
that one el the meet importing
preye takes hy Canada like
the proposed msfeders et the ium. Ile maid like
to knew from the sine sari whet preparation the
most of her Majesty had mole for an Mamas o givel:-
boats opou the Oasediea lakes, and what force the
Am nions. ponment bladed b piss on thole lakes,
He wished pareselady b flew the istorpieleidea withal
the sable earl weekl give of the coomeness that were new
going at in the United Slates with gelatin to Csoada,
sod also what the gmereneat latesded to do with reopen
to the defame el Lae' Ontario. There wee mother ques-
tion of peat espertesse whisk he desired to ct s=
whether the govermest were el
meld be enabled by say manor elstatra to eenteed
whist the di
with whisk that provisos wee
threakesed. It was important, too, to mere= withia
what pored the fortifications eodd be completed, and he
hoped the Babb earl maid give the Mae soon informs.
tin es the subjoin He desired it to be under-
stood that he did sot quarrel with the re-
vernsmat for myth's, they had done or omitted
to do sap to the pressat resent, beta could not help
thinking that the lime was eons for come more prompt and
*mom anion (Hear. ban.) He wen of opinion that in-
strootime ihmild be at ones mat net to Lord Mose, who
adielaideeed the @Haire of (heed., who should sonsmi-
sate the name to the Clumlies goverment telling dam le
a peremptory sad positive be: by no means a misselm
manner, that they man lake a certain piropentin of the
sepses" of the &team of their ewe territory, sad that
U they would de so we wore 'Meg to entriloute
ear properties of the ripsaws from the impend puree.
Lord DE GREY and RIPON ohnitted the immense's
et the meanies, but the report or Oolossl Jervois rosily
Goateed nods* that was DM perfectly wall known to all
who had taker any interest in the @abject. la prod.=
the report he deand that be had been guilty ef say
bdiecretios. It ors memory, before asking the Home
of 06101110111 for a voted main for fortifications is Canada
and applyng to the Camden Assembly to join is the
=pawn to la the information this report oroatedaed be-
fore both It referred chiefly to two quenelle,
—the nature of the detersive works required, sad the
sensors takes for the organiestiou and Mein of the
Oman Militia. Her Majesty's government needed to
apply 900,0001. to the fonifintioes of Quebec, of which the
sum of 50,0001. would be applied to the works this yam.
The °median pennant would undertake the works of
Meseta He trusted that in a abort tiro* their AMAMI
pommies would be plead in an adequate slob' of defame.
Lord DERBY thought the production of the report sad
the state of thievi it disclosed quite jingled the seem
that hod bens taken of it The promisee of Casa& ap-
peared to be deleseeless by had. He thought the fermi.
Mies of the vonvesten as to the armed form to be kept
es the lakes was $ still peers danger for the colonies.
Yet, sa far ea the house knew, so stops whatever
Ind been taken to meet it. The govereemat in-
tended to sek for money for fertileness ; but it
was at the eleventh hour, and its applionion wee to
meld err years, whoa the works might be required
welds assiany months. As far (said his lerdaide) I en-
ferstood the sesta which the noble earl gave of the Men-
tes el her Majesty's government. it is kneaded to ask par.
tersest fie a Ma el about 200,0001.-1 believe the is the
estimate—for the defences of Quebec.

Earl DE GREY sad RlPON—Fifty thowan.l pawls
We year.

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The Earl of DERBY—OnIy 50,0001. this yew ! Thee I
want to know from the noble earl when be thinks this
onager threaten m! (Hear hear.) Ie it Imminent, or is
it one which may be speregesded fa three or four years ?
Yee ask for 50,0004, not you my that the works will coot
200.0001., sad the government are to expired
00,0001. or 500,0001. more epos the fortifications of Mon-
treal, white you say are more urgent sad more pressiog
than those el goebec. And this the noble earl astooishes
as by telling*s that, nosing this thosaseng sagest at 'Mats,
the government are about to mot works which will cost
200,0001. Ott that only 50,000/. will be asked for this yen.
Ido not brow that even 50,0004 will to asked for, perhaps
it will drop to 90,0001., so that is the course of ten years
these fortification, epos which the safety of the province
depends, may possibly be comtesoted—(hose !at)—
whereas the danger which threatens you, if danger
there be, is one which may be realised, not in
the course of years, but of =oaths. (Hear, bear.) My
lords, I deprecate as much as any mati me do the anorexia,
of language which could increase the exasperation or any
ill-feeling which may, or, as I am afraid, doss prevail es
the put of the United Stake towards this country, bat it ,
is the part of common prudence to be prepared against •
anger absolutely and imminently threatening; and I mast
say that neither is anything her Majesty's government have
done, or as far ea I understand in what they propose to de,
have they taken adequate steps to meet that which they
.en der to be a great and impending danger. (Hear, bear.)
In • palmier, mese the wasters provisoes of Gaged& are
rather • drab apse oar researese than otherwise. and if a
large and powerful onfederation should be farmed, V
Canada were to manifest a desire to lake violent steps m
separate from this country, Ido en think it would be for
She interest or bower of this country to retain la un-
willing and reluctant connexion with us. (Hear, hoer.)
Bet so long as they are desirous of maintaining their con-
sectiou with es we are booed to the utmost of our power
l ort,ea ties of interest ea well as of honour to sewed their
became I think that the poesseekse of the St.
Liwrosoe, the passed= of Nova Bootie. of New
Brueswick, and the rest of the seaboard of oar
Americas celerhas, is of the unrest importance to a mari-
time country like England,
_sad was therefor* too important !
to he measured by • ocesidemtion of money or economy.
Haar, bear.) Therefore Ido not think it unimportant that
Weds should ramie in mensal= with this country. It
would be • lasting disgrace to this country, and an Beesley
to which I trust she would not submit, to allow tint epos
any pretext whatever these provinces should be meanie*
host ai, not by their owe act and deed, or by their own
*Wm bat by invasion of a foreign country, whose good-
will we have endeavoured, however unstocesaf to propi-
tiate. if not by a strict neutrality, by a neutrality, however,
whiolt has been move favourable to the North than to the
floats—l say that, wider such circumstances to allow that
aim, to be warned from as without putting forward the
whole strength of the empire to repel that invasion, would
be • pas and endless diereses sad ignonney which I hope
the country will oat submit to. (Beer.)
Earl OBANVILLE retorted that Lord Derby bed taken
an exaggerated view of the matter, and observed that it
was eel, in November last that any question arose with
to the lakes. A strong feeling of attachment existed
hstwean the colony and the mother counary ; and en beg
as the Canada" were prepared to tabs their fair sheen is
fin and money to their own defence England was bread he
sass forward In the way is retrial • great country such se
Ibis should come forward to mein the efforts of the coley.
The Earl of MALMZSBUET objected to the einalneel
at the sum proposed to be asked from parliament for the
fortillestions of
Earl of EttNLSOROUGH urged that tile seistify
we bound in bestow to do all in its peon to prated
Genede. At the same thee the cieleeigh SWIM 11101111dIsd
tint ter aseletasee world be leaßeleish eh* mesperadvely
eerie unless limy INN regaled is &AEA tlishr terelley
with the sew vigour red esergy with whisk lie Osage-
este Meter bed maintained the sterfals is wliS Oaf wren
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