The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-25 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDIL—FaiDAY, Megan 24.
The Loan OBASOMOn look hie lest is the woolsiok at
See Ado*.
Th. inegwell and Skye BeilveyßUl, and the Leamtagion
Gm Bill 111K0 wad a Wad tint* Gall pawed.
The Eat of SHAPTISEBURY palmated three W.W.l's
am the inetrorata team et amts. Um Itaticaal
Gallery cud the British MVOS= as arse eveniags in the
week.

CASB OP YR. DOCKY ALL.
The Earl of MALMESBUIT dines& atheatioo to the
illegsl detention of Mr. Dooksell is the lusatio uylson at
Bedgetielil, on so order ease improperly granted by Coicaml
Johnson. • magistrate, and motel or pipes, as it appeared
the nolo, tune* man had silos committed suicide. The
mob's earl also urged that the HcasseMoo ought to W-
eikel an inquiry tato the matter.
Earl GRANVILLE admitted the importance of the
questing. The man had beta liberated before the Lunacy
Commisecoers amid isterpoes, sad he did ace see that the
Borne-office could him dem mare, ao em two former me-
iime he had hese pal ander restnist far Imam.
The Earl of SHAFTESBURY animadverted in strong
terms on the immonable cease of Colossi Jamie°,
whose abuse of his saegistwiel sathority ought not, he
thought, to be prod over mooted
After some ntorlos from the Roll of Derby and Earl
Rowell, the Lord Chamelke intimated that an inquiry
Medd be instituted into the we.
SEWAGE,.
Lord DENMAN presisted • pieties from certain vato•
payers of the nevem& and solverhe ce the subjeot of
Newsy. The that any inquiries and
Imislation ou streadarnisct =loot be *refined to meths-
seal omrstiom, but &Imola embrace the deodorising system,
their °pejo. Meg that the anusenis and the solid might
be so combined se to malls the sewage to be discharged
kite the river without injury even to the fish.
The Felony sad Mindememar Bedews sad Tenth*
Dili, the Comilidatel Fond (175,6801) Bill, the Elates
retitiom Aot (1848) Amendment Mll, and the Dublin Inter-
matimal ExhiWdos (1846) Bill wore weevilly read the third
Mow and passed.
The report of amendateste to the Affirmations (Scotland)
Dill was reosivid.
The Perth Trades:seal War Confirmation Bill asl the
liaakruptcy and Implying (Deland) Act Amendment Bill
moat through easomittes.
Their lordships rem at ballf-pool 6 o'clock.

'HOUSE OF COMMONS..—YRIDAY, MARCH 2t
The SrztAix took WI chair • few minutes before 4

*Nice*.
The fol.:owe:, bills were read a third time aad resold : I
Brighter. Hove, aad Predate Coosteat Service Water ;
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hop
Paco, District Ore ; sad Great Easters Railway
Stortford Railway Parebsed.
LANARKSHIRE COUNTY PRISON BOARD BILL.
Os the order of timidity for the woad reeding of this bill,
Sir E. COLEBROOKE moved as as sentedatent that the
MI be re.ad a ascend Bass that day six months. The object
of the bill was to eatable the prism beard of Lanarkshire to
Warp the gaol at Olugow, tad to thrown cost over a
number of yeses. But they had proposed bill without
soestilting the oommiwtoners of sop ply, and without ob.
tainieg the comsat of the various divisions of the county.
Be objected to the bill oe priseiple, and hoped
_the house
would reject it, and the more so because this Lord Advocate
bad a notice oe the paper to briag in a bill on the subject.
Lord ELCRO seconded the anteedineot.
Xr. DALOLISH supported the bill. The psople of Olas-
OM had no deers to inereset the prison, it was a matter of
asesoity, aadi this woods of doing it was coesidered the beet.
Nis. BLLCESUIJ opposed. sad Calomel &Via ampportid,
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The LORD ADVOCATE said the mistake the Prison
domed had committed was in not ocrenliiirg the commitre
tag eapply. The procurers of the bill bad agreed to a proviso
met they should Dot exerciam the powers wither the coo •
rot et the nocarniesioaers of supply.
The house then divided-
Frr the aroodrsoding 39
Agnost it
The bill was therefor thrown cat.
SENTENCE 3 OF COURTS-ILiSTIAL.
Lord HOTHAII gem noire that ia committee on the
Hatay Bill he shear call the attention of the Judge-Ad-
/err-General to the length of time soldiers who had Delis
kid by general warts-martial were kept la imalinemeat
awaiting the promulgation of their sentress. (Cheers.)
CHIEF JUSTICE MONAHAN AGAIN.
Sr T. BATESON--As a magistrate of the orate Down,
lair to ask the right hoe. Weer the Chief Reastary
for Ireland whether, in addition to the unwarrantable sad
censorious obsermtior rade by Chief Justice Morisse on a
recent occurs. rellenieg on the character of the patletan
of the county Down in their magisterial capacity, that
liedge in open wart, when a magistrate was endeavouring to
explain to him the biota of a are (the Queen v. O'Hare aod
ethers), did cot interrupt him. ref re to hear
him, and make sr of the following irreales,
ter wont, to that effect :-" 0- d— it It's all
Mall and error ?" (Laughter.) It is generally credited
Is Down that these words were need, and they have caused
a peat sensation in that oeighboorhood. The people of the
runty Down are too simple and primitive—
Mr. COGAN-I rise to order. I wish, before the right
bra. hernia apewers, to ask whether the Imo. baronet has
it,.. notice to Chief Juries Marra of his Mustiest to
king so serious a diem against him ? (Hear, hear.)
The SPEAKER-Let the hoe. baronet ask his question.
Sir T. HAUNCH -I pm ears to the right hon.
terra, and I wrote down far him the words that had been
communicated to use. I wish to ask another question. As
the people of the rusty 1)owe are fortunately simple and
primitive rough not to uedersteed language of this &scrip-
toe, which they have sot been accustomed to hear from
the bench, I wish to ask the right hoe. baronet whether
Chief Justice Monahan has made to the Irish government
any explanation, justificatioe, or retractation of the words
immured by the right hes. gentleman on a former occasion
-for which we have to thank him? I wish, farther, to ask
whether the magistrates of liathfrilsed, county Down, ware
set acting by the advice sod nudge the instructions of the
law officere? (Hear, hear.)
Mr. COGAN-Before the right hoe. baronet answers-
food cries of •• Order "}-I do sot with to more the ad-
journment of the hoar unless lam forced to do so-I wish
to ask the right hoe. geotieniaa whether Chid Justice
Monahan has made any report ea this case to the Irish
grommet ; ad whether be ham made say report to the
right hon. baronet himself with respect to the observations
which be used in this hour ,• sad, if so, whether, in justice
to Chief Justice McGehee. be will not consider it his duty
to lay that report in full upon the table, so that this
which has beard the charges spirt this dieting=
judge, may also be able to hear a full explanation of the
ohmmeter's eoreeted with them. (Cheers.)
Sir R. PEEL-I think it would have bra infinitely
better if, after the answer which I gave the other night, the
notation had not bow brought again before the house. It
is perfectly tree, as the bon. baronet has said, that the
magistrates meting at the petty sessions did refer to the law
°deers of the mown, sod that the law officers rearmed the
judgment at which they strived. Chief vi lades llooaban
has written to me with reference to what was said by a
member of this house (Col. Fordo), and I will read a P
from his letter. " The odor' motioned that some people
in Down were of opinion that I had accused lb* magistrates
of administering juries partially. I have written to him
to my-ace the fact is-that I did not recollect exactly what
observations I made. (Load laughter.) Bat eiwtaisly I
had no intention of making any such charge." Now,
sir, I have not heard that the expressions
quoted by the hoe. hour were need by Chief
Justice Moores ; and therefore I am unable to say, until
Ihave had a report from him, whether it in true that he need
them. Every 00111 that knows Chief Justice Monobaa will
wall= what I say, namely, that there is no more impartial
and upright man. (Hear, hear.) It was ooly yeeteriay
that Lnrd Dowashire came to as and said, " I do not know
what may bars passed at Dowartrick, but I know that we
have so more upright judge grog circuit in the North of
Ireland." (Her, bear.) It is perfectly true, as those who
know Chief Justice Monahan will admit, that he is perhaps
a little hasty and impetuous at times. (Ltagliter.) It is
his character-be is a frank honest mac. ( Renewed laughter.)
Is is quite possible that in the heat of his observations he
may have given way to some expressions which hon.
members might modems, hat I have no authority to state,
without referring to him, that he made nee of the smarm-
does which have be. attributed to him by she bon.
baronet.
Mr. COGAN- I hes to ask the right hon. baronet the
Chief Secretary whether Chief Janice Monahan has made
a report to the Irish government with referent* to this Use ;
end secondly, whether such report, if there has bean one,
contains any reference to the expression which had been
attributed to the Chief Justice?
Sir It. PEEL-I beg again to etre that what I said the
other night was, that so far as my leformatios went, Chief
Jetties Mullein was not warranted to making the re-
marks he then made. (Hear, hear.) The Chief Justice
has written to me oo the subject, and I think if the Chief
Jaetioe bad known all the partieaLn of what took place at
these petty seesicee, he would set have made the observe-
bra which fell from him as that occasion.
Mr. COGAN-I most appeal to the right Loa. buret
to give some reply to the two queetions I have put to him.
I wish further to ask whether the Chief Jostisehas
reported
es the adartietratioe of justice in the meaty of
sod If sei, whether the right boo. swallows' has may Air-
time to ley this report on the table.
Sir it. PEEL-He has reported.
Mr. COGAN-I egsis ask will the right has. baronet
hey that report on the tare of the bow?
No immediate answer having pass given to the question,
Colonel FORD rid, as one of the represeetatives for the
County Down, be mast tender hie thanks to the right hon.
harvest far the mew in which he had si promptly come
bawd and jarred magiatratee ire this remaioo. The
searment whisk W been salsa with regard to the ewer
aim which fell from the Chief Jodie, was perfectly car-
eer Now, it was set ler him
se ca
rCrrer) to justify the
redact of the mesibiestm. were pes so re-
=; rare wenwenbody of mint fitted to admire-
parr/ Sere dime dry were. Ha bad himself
galled nue Oh ef Jeri" Ilarban at Belled, en whisk
ereesion his Web* acessesel limed as being tad, sorry
thet say expander belted made lINI al shooddle oretreed
is Übe way tiler bed hese ; s.d. jades, him what the
Chid Jostle *se mid. be (Oohed Feel ereleiel: ex.