The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-14 00:00:00

DISEMBODIMENT OF THE IRISH MILITIA..

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The Iforl of DONOUGHIdOIIII wished to ask the Semi-
tary for Wer wtatter it wee the inteutim of the !cera-
mist to disembody any large patios of the Irish militia
regimeate before the harvest. It wee well kaown that the
state of the labour market le Ireland was sash as to render
as immediate disembodvaint undairable. A. additional
mama why such a course would be itupolitis would be found
is the present state of our relations with Amides. If the
17,000 ten who esapsed the Irish Wilda were
at case disbanded, probably 10,000 of them would
emigrate to the Gaited State., and in the
of a rupture between that country and Great
Briiain met be compelled to tarn their arras against
Ragland. Ceder such circumstances was it not advisable
to endeavour to keep the Irish militia for the present in this
county, ? The other night the totals lord stated that the
disembodiment of the German Lilies was suspeadsd is
order that measures might be takes for settling then la the
Cape of Good Hope. He could act undentead why foreign
sonsaoriee should receive better tnatment them our cone-
trymse who had 'gully bees engaged iu the Davies of the
Crows. (Hem, bear )
Lord PANNUIRE said it was intended by the goverurest
lodes' with the militia of the three Gantries on the same
fiertiag. Ha could as. nothing in the sunset Inlaid whisk
required that the militia of that country should no: be dis-
embodied es the same principles that bad already been
aided spas in reference to the militia of Zealand sad Scot-
lead. • portion of the Roguish and Scotch militia bed ban
dithesded; they hsd, far to. most part, he believed, be
etworbed in the labour market, and the men were perfectly
*abided to retire to the path of life from which they were
withdraws. liessieh doubted whether the Irish militia,
if diossabettad, would emigrate in the 'ambers that the
noble earl &apposed, and he teat assured that they would
mot employ the hue oledr and disciplase which they had re-
gently gained is the maim of their soma, to its disadvan-
tage in another serviee. With regard to the GeinuusLogioe,he
Gould only repast what be stated the other aught, that it
was a eonditioa of *Widow that they should either be
seat hock to their own constry free of exposes or nottlod In
a British shiny. _ _

The Marqui; of CLANItICARDE weld not adroit that
precisely the same principle, last applied to the Basal► and
Scotch militia were applicable to toe Irish Militia, which,
unlike the two former, was first sailed oat in a gnat ►arty
is time of war.
01:18. B.IILATIONB WITEI

OP MR.

CONFIRMED.

The BM of DERBY—In consequence, my lords, of the
my serious Manner of the intelligens* said to hays bees
,welted witMa the last fsw days Man the Itched Maim,
sad of the ethical state of our Maltose with that cionntry,
I shall abstain from offering say sument upon the ques-
tion which I feel it my duty to put to Mr Majesty's govern-
mast, and I hope that in adoi tag that course I shall sett
with your lordships' spprobatioa. The question which I
ham to pet to the noble earl is, whether within the last hw
days the government have resolved say ofitial information
from the American asisiater at this court of the !situation t f
t►e govermaset of the United States to suspend all diplo-
tuJa intereoune with this country by dismissieg
Crampton, and withdrawing the osequatun from the throe
British crumb. I wish to know ales whether, if there were
say such communication, it was made is writing; sad if

eo, whether her Ilyeety'e government will object without
delay to ley it before parliasseat. 1 wish elm to know
whether, is the event of such a eoesasaliatioa haviag hies

received, her Majesty's pommies' are prepared to state
to parliament the town which they iatend to advise her
Majesty to pantie.
The Earl of CLABENDON—My lords, is reply to the
question of the 'obis earl, I ►ate to say that on the day
Wen yesterday Mr. Dallas, the Americas minister at this
seams ousaisoisitsd to ok• • despatch from his Borers•

meek In whisk it was stated that ibis amernoss gine by
bee Majesty's goverasest wen satisfactory as to the fact Of
SO lastructiose baring been seat, and of no istautioa having
skied, on the part of that goveraaseat la any way to violate
or harms the laws of the Crafted /hats, bat that the answer
gives to Mr. Dallas was sot equally satialfastery with Ness
to Mr. Crasaptea and oar it,.. atmeals, who were, there-
fore, mill considesul anneeptable repneentatives at the
United States, sad that the Presides bad therefon de-
termined sea sending Mr. Crampton his passports, sad
upon withdrawing the nequatars fist the three nasals.
This despatch wa rend to me by Mr. Dallas, es I said, the
day before yesterday, and he gave me a sop, of it. Her
Majesty's goveramest have not yet ilsally determined
ups the coarse which they will TOCOMM•4I bar Majesty
pans ; bat, as sees as they have done so, It will be
their duty to amemsaleste the,, determisatioa to pasha.
sent, as to lay til0OZ• It a copy of the despetals. 1 think
it right "So to mention that Mr. Dallas, at the same time
Is commudestiag to me mother despatch relating to Camera!
&mein, snowed to use that Mr. Many bad stated that
there wen ennui points ass when be thought the ar-
bitration of • third power might be usefully resorted to ;
Sat that, at the IMO time, hie opinion was that the whole
'patios might be settled by direct segotiation between the
two pverassale.

TM Folio. (Comities sad Borough.) Bill woo read .
mooed hue, alter a brief mplamtioa of Ks provilimo from
Lord Pasoan. _ _

TO;ll3rea.Sile Lew Aeseadsaaat Bill was read a third
tine sad passed.
Other ►ills were advaaeed a stem mad their lordshqrs
adjeerard at tea Riastas pest sit teeleak.

HOUSE OF OOMMON&—FRIDAT,JuREIS.
The Braaass took tic, chair at 4 o'clock.
PRIVATE BUBINZSB.

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war sad Market Howe ; Woos sod Brosygorth Roads ;
Lows!, Eastbourne, sad Hubris Road.

PUBLIC BUSINESS.
THE ITALIAN LEGION.

Captaia weald
lay as the table say cortta•uadesee which bad takes plan
betwees the aoetirantat at boa* sad the authorities at
Malts, relati►e to the riots there, sad tha murder of tits
polies director, I. which tha ItsU.a Legicia were son-
sorsa ?

Ni. LABOUCH EBB laid that It would sot be met,
shoat at Viet time to 1.; tbe correepoadeiee la questlos
twos the table.

Caateia O'CONNELL asked the trader Beertrtary for
Wu U it were trait that the Italia& Letitia were doter, or
about to do, 'mires duty at Yalta; sad what was to be
their ultimata deetiaatiew sr dirpeeitim.
Mr. F. PEEL bad beard, but iron private warms eely,
that the Italim Lefties bad Mee duty to the .eat of
smatiop guard at Voiotia. TM Inlet would althaately
be diehaadedos the mbar font's lettioaa, mad about half
of its amber would Ware to the his den of Radials, of
widish pima they wow airtime. The madader would PlUlet
be twat to the missies or mused OP their owa boa, ea
they night Weft.

THE HULK 81111111 L
no Marquis et BLANDFORD seked the Bmetu7 of
Slosh" the Lass Depertoseat, .b.tbr th• rem, sp-
ism of lapilli, isnisto Is balk ships la Ow gavel
armada woe asepply ki• Melaka ; sad I/beam Own
'U say familia a miil.tiq Ibe assesimedelisa