The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-31 00:00:00

COLONIAL NAVAL DEFENCE BILL

The Duke of SOMERSET moved the third reeding of
ale bill
The Fail of DALHOUSIE maid the object of the bill woe
to give the nesistanos of this Toiletry to the witosies, to
enable ilium to nocivrtake their oars naval &few*. It
was but jwitios to the colonies that this should be done, for
while we called upon them to expend sonsiderable mums
tar their military defence, it wee right we should aid them
b ellabliebier a system of gavel Moos which weld be
Weeded with peat abeategee to there, not only ea ro-
Mad as wer ite•U but putt* theme in • position to pro-
theraestree ikkaseely beet the abeam el privateers,
who, at the °peeing of a war, did great damage by plunder-
ing and destroying defeeosless property. He thought tb•
rweraroest dawned great credit for introducing the bill.
Wear, bear.
The bill wee bee reed • third tine sad bend.
THE SAFFRON-HILL MURDER.

Lord HOUGHTON rose to sak her Majesty's governmeet
whether, if Seredso Niemen!, wow lying in prison wider
remits !rem her Majesty, were waked for a bleb °Seem,
son would be taken that be should have all the opportusi.
Mee sad advantages of dolmas that he would have if be
114110 at liberty. A few words only would explain hie qua-
lie& It silence neoessery for him to go lino the pendia
IMO of murder charged against Palluioni, but be would
=4l state that baring boa ocindemsed to death for mar-
Harrington. saMber hada. maid Or r°, MB.
forward sod declared that be bad committed the
!beset the effort. of a beemolset and respectable Denim
Ilfshimaan, Sirivr Negroid, Oregon° was put typo. hie trial
and was convicted of mameatightsr, mainly on his own me-
beim that be had used the knife freely. Her Majesty,
Addy upon this, granted a respite to Polio:ion, who sow
by in prison awaiting his trial It hal been stated ales.
where that it was the Intention of the government. by
the advice of the judges, to place Pelizsioni *pin on his
trial for having stabbed soother man is the same affraT.
• strong opiowe prevailed &mom the Italians resident, m
the metropolis that Pelissioni was placed in a singularly
dhadvaztageous position in regard to the defence which he
sight me,. when he was placed fora second time re his
bid. It was unnecessary for him to impress upon their
Issdaltips the importance t. the twee of a fatigues of awed-
* an like the slightest national feeling, and it was
ben desirable that the primmer should enjoy every possible
eilmatage which the law could give him.
Earl GRANVILLE did sot see whet special diadem-
Moe Poliazioni laboured under. No doubt every are
would be takes that beide should be properly dose.
Lord HOUGHTON said the prisoner would sot enjoy
for advantages whirl' he might have does had be bees
brought up freshly for the crime before a magistrate, when
be would have bad as opportunity of crcasv: 'mining the
milmesess.
The LORD CHANCELLOR said the noble lord might
wed amerred that every possible ease would be Ulm that
belies would be deee, sad that the primmer should not
flair from the fast GI his brim a freedom.
THE EASIER HOLIDAYS.
Zan GRANVILLE stated that ea Friday week, the 7th
4 April, he should wave that the house adjourn atm
Illsersday, the 27th.
Their Web* adjamied at Ave iodides pa t 6 o'clock.

HOUSE OF COMMON& —THURSDAY, MARCH 30.
Tin Brum took the Omir al 4 o'clock.
PRIVATE BUSINESS.
The Holston Roads BA** Rises Lyon Docks and Rail-
BM, the London and South 'Western Railway (Kau-
Vako.) Bill, and the Lynn and Sutton Bridge Railway
i%re read a third lime and pawed.
MIDDLESEX INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS BILL.
Mr G. GREY moved that this bill be sent baton a salmi
entanittee, five to be nominated by the home, sad the re-
minder b► the eacimittee of selection.
Agreed to.

NEW WRITS.
Os the motion of Yr. BRAND a sew writ was ordered
te Mese fur the oosety of Loath, for the election of a mem-
ber is the room of Yr. R. 11. Bellew, who had recently
assented the aloe of one of the Poor-law Commissioners

far treland.
On the motion of Colonel TAYLOR a new writ wu also
ordered to wens for the election of a new member for
.borough of livenham, in the room of the late Sir Henry
Willoughby.

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THE LABOURING cLesass IN IRELAND.
Mr. L ACEY gave *Mice that, o• as early day after
waiter. he should lame the foUowing remintion :—" That
• address be promoted to her Majesty, praying that
dm will he graciously pleased to appoint • royal wonwiesioo
for ioqu tiog into the oo•dition of the labouring classes is
Ireland, with a special reference to the suggestions embodied
Is the report of the Devoe Coeswinios, and with • view
Cl sacs: tainiag how far those suggestions have been oer-
sted out."