The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-11 00:00:00

(Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE.

I entire government without hearing and to the absence of
1 the parties
Hr. V. S. MITE said he had as intention of bringing in
mob • bill, as Ito did sot see hew any satbfactory measure
meld be istrodnesd on this question.
_NAVIGATION OF THE DANUBE.
DUNNE asked the First Lord of th• Tnersury,
whothas by tlio treaty of Paris, whieh provides fo the
ovisiur the navigation of the Danube, any persons
or thaelltaa nbjesta would be allowed to
stemmas aill savigeta that river above the front=
AML online simas terms as rs*ioi of that empire ?
Lem FALKEELETON repließy the Treaty of Paris
the amplpdaa et Oa Demobs is to roman liable to the pro-
vieissOUSho May of 1816 applicable to rivers whidi imams
=Mlle aslant' or traverse different *Om Ito
of that treaty le that sash rivers is Aar asafgalla
amen an to be fn. for navigation to the enamseeser an
nations, subject only to such regulations of polies and Ohm
matters se a commission composed of the reprosontstines of
the herdering states may &vies, sad I apprehend it enables
the vessels of any wintry to enter the Danube at its mouth
in the Black Bm, and to amend the river, as far as it is
navigable in Its mum subject always to such »plotless
as those isoutemplited by the treaty. I sppre-
head, however, the question of dm honourable and
Egiir4b*: &Wise more partkalsrly to a certain so-
a hi Sal IthApilitelh by a
• sad if so, I may say terefraegur=
arrangiamat cannot staid spinet the stipulations of the
treatyitself. (Hoar, hear.) The Austrian government can-
not upon its own authority ask. arrangements at variance
with the spirit of the treaty, so as to naiads from the navi-
gation of part of the Demobs ships of other countries.

CVIIRBNCY OF INDIA.
Mr. CHBETBAN *eked the President of the Board of
Control If his attention bed been called to the rout inane
venieoes at present sustained by the tossereial Moses in
India front the seemly of a netalke specie in that coosany ;
and whether it wu the intention of the Indies goverment
to take asp measures to remedy the ease by the creation of
iaSseolatige es legal tender, in addition to the sliver
ci
• now comet there 7 Mid if be was stile to ley upon
the of the Miss a report of the extent of railway me-
nenicstion now la operation end in come of eonstreetion In
India ?
Mr. V. £MITH sail so such complaint bad Ma mde
tines be bad been at the Board of Control; but the question
of intending gold Goings to India was well worthy of eon-
Mirages, sad bad sot Dena lost sight of. (Rear, hese)
With regard to the mond question, there was no suet de-
tailed report is the pommies of the Board of Control, but
ease oorrespendenee hod taken plies upon the subject, and
if it wore moved km, there woad be no objection to pro-
dm D.

BITE OF TEE NATIONAL GALLERY.
Mr. VERNON said elan bar Majesty had oadinaksa
to issue • royal tansistiew is Istain into the site of the
National Gallsty,Lou whin/ to put a gustiest spat the sub•
jolts tho wilds Ind at tits howl at no ionrnwest The
siimilllse to-ti eat fa MI ea the saws subject Mt heft
Introdnii ion onewsnenillas say sites which it rosily
onsiimai to be the beet from a aline, with rig* la
the salon of the tenon of those slue. Now he MI Se
wY to Inoblo the sable lost to Rate syseilatly Idiot
neweeless would to Weed to the cw•sablar=
the woMo lead vomit be in good as to say
slides would lan full power to sob at u s as
they night .seller the best ads, to the myna
Lord PALKIRSTON —I ewes tell ny M. Noel

what thetastructlos will be, became the 1101■11116100 has
not yet bees appoiated, but of ware it will be open to them
to sake such suggestions as may appear to them to be the
best to make with regard to the site. (Hear, hear.) lau
may repeat, however, what I stated la the diessios of
this gustiest, that there are plats seek as the Royal Palms
at 81. leases% and Kenstegton-Gore, aid Marlborough
Roue, which no government would agree to have con-
verted late the Natioaal Gallery, even though they should
be ressineaded by the tionsiesis, and for this obvious
resat that sash plasm are the private property of the
Grows (Hoer, hear.)
MILITIA. MUTINY IN IRELAND.
Mr. F. FRENCH waked to pat a gassiest to the hon.
Vales Ikesetery for Wu relative to • seismal which had
OWOJEAMished with regard to the diabaading of the Tipp.-
fileStia. It was stated that the as bid skied to give
as, sews espt Cu certain coaditiose, aid that they
mia et sae taws of Messigh. when they
and Smarms, ad the troops of the We
Wls be sailed in to quell them. By a telegraphie despatch
MIN Seelloott, it wee stated that the satiny bad bees
talMakand the gaieties he wished to pat to tbe has.
Mier-gyp wee, whether it really wee the fact that the
satiny had been soppreseed, bat only with severe loses es
both sides ?
Mr. F. PEEL—I have sun a telegraphic dwpetals from
General Chatters's, latish states that everything was quiet
In the quarters where the mutiny had taken piss. It added
that one sea had bees killed and some ten or twelve
woaaded belonging to the lien, bat it does not allude to the
lows es the side of the militia.
Colossi DUNNE—Does the hoo. valleys& Stead to go
es with the Militia Pay Bill Weight /—beeaose' Ii he does,
I shall eon attention to the important case of this safer-
thud' INIMOMMOs. -

--117 P. PIALLI hops to par it through committee to-.
sight.
CONSOLIDATION OF THZ LAW.
Ur. L. KING, sodas the hoe. tad loused member fee
Sefolli he wtehod to ash bias whether be lateaded this sm-
oke to iriagbia the Cossolldatirm of the Criminal Law Bill-
whisk be o Imo to latrodaos oa the 14th of Fe,
bratty last ?
Sir F. KELLY—After what has passed la this hove oa
th•subjeet to which the question refers, I ibtak the question
should rather have Ws addressed to the (overcome.
Still, I ham se lositatios is answering the questios, and I
caa aeon the hosoarahle geatlemaa that semi of the mot
eminent memben of the Statute Law Commissioa haul
bees lammantly engaged in the preparation not only of the
bills of which I bays given notice, but also of bills relating
Its other branches of the law. I hays therefore great sato-
lotion la aanouscleg that that the whole of this. bills are
at thin mason ready to be laid on the obi!, sad the will
to-nionew or Holiday be proposed to the Home of
by the Lord Chamomiles. (Hear, hear.) It too thought
to be only right that them imports at bill. should be bought
is brooms member of the goverameat (lean, best.) ,
- -

'vote by ballot ,an extension of the suffrage, and
the entire itheillien of church rotas. But the noble
lord held atm of these opinions, and he man.
folly tai esaskiesarly tidetained his own. They mpported
the gisthey albs amble lord when it was vigorously
sod pallaaaaelp sesidied. They also fonebt with the noble
lord the battle of free trade. The noble lord, at a time
when the reputation' of autumns fell scattered like leaves
la astute, sailed \biologies to the mast; he threw energy
into the einatellied the Queen, and thereby metered pease
with Bulge. Per these things he was thankful to the
noble lord, sad wee ham to gall him his leader ; but the
duties ot Whew* sod keediraiiip were oorrelatim. (Hear,
bear.) The noble lord math not have a liberal majority
one eight ad a tory majority the mat, composed of those
who were bond to the government by the egresable gnosis-
tine it oseeter.day and the band of Lord Derby on
Me epode. benelesa. (Hear, hear.) When the noble
bird, lase the last division se this subject, walked over the
fielded battle asoompanied by his hoe. friend the member
for Wells—(laughter)—se his aide-de. amp, to examine
the iambs, aid bodies of the slate, he meet have ex-
claimed with rynhas—'• One such victory more will be
my rota I" (Laughter). He hoped the noble lord was not
Loins to remelt the same thing that night. (Hear, hear.)
The while MN bad ability and dexterity for almost any-
' t/lag ; did not think be could carve two mestere at
te ate or the other.
velligenterhe Bowie of•terde and
Lord Derby sad ask his sappoiten in the House of Com-
, aloes to ratify them. (Hear.) He spoke thus frankly gad
respectfully, bums, ha wags share friend and 'dotter of
the noble lord. He had been described by an hon. mag-
ma opposite as a desultory and independent member of the
home. (Laughter.) Bet he weld sincerely say that he
yielded to se mat in the wish that the bones should hold •
high plate ia the estimates of the public, because he
t the matte denser to free government consisted
irsgs pegeW bomb of the legislature losing the
maildetes el the yogi& (Hear, hoer.) And how could
the Boles alOnsaseas retain such coofideees if they refused
, a select ISMllithe• Oh itch a subject as this, and tooteeted
' themselves with tegineriag the edicts of the House( Loth ?
HpleVend the hues would support his motion which he had
ea the tepee without consulting a human being. It
so hungethed that he had studied the questions of life
peerages ad the appellate jerisdictios, and sines ha bad
glut settee of this motion, he was astonished at the oom-
lanahations made to him reepectieg it. If a committee
wareepprfated, hi could promise that it would be attended
by =a of the highest eminesee—j edges of the common law
&tidbit. tile equity warts, who would show that the
billet table °attained as mash mischief and as little
good es meld be put into the sense space of pope,. (Cheers )
Would the Home of Commons refuse to squire into this
important weds., which infringed on a tight which he
believed to be folureet in the Crown, that of artistes life
perigee with the right to aft in the House of Loftin. He
was of °Pinks that her Majesty had the right to cell upon
soy homer befog who wee a 'abject to assist her, end this
bill he egaidered Mto a limitation of her I rsrogative.
(Hear.) Tbseabfeet was lugs and important enough not
only for • seine seasittee, bat for a protracted discussion in
that home. What the construction of a final tout of ap-
peal which would have to decide is the last resort on the
fortunes sad repetitive of are and women should be wee
surely a which deserved the maturest coesidera-
We. Mar.) He might ham a monomania on this
ealgesS, Wogs! has Meese he eould not understand the
own odd& had Wei takes. The noble lord, like the
=sr the old ballad, seemed to have entered into •
onagest with somebody, sad in math eases they
been who're] the wont of the bargain. (Laughter.) A.
gnat taw web bed Imo used the other night on this
maldese. bet dee noble lord the member for London and the
right btu geotiessaa (Bir I. Graham) alone same to close
quartets. Bat the lawyers who spoke tried to lead the
house away from the question. They acted like the ondot-
Bari of the middle ages, who fought all day and left no
killed or wounded. They reminded him of the ben par-
tridges thigh he lately saw in the country, fluttering their
wings to teed persons awey from their nests. (Laughter.)
He hoped they were that eight going to take the bottom
from UN foils, sad have a stand-up fight. He heard it
publicly stated Is eta Of the roams attached to the house
that Loth Derby declared the bill might go when it liked
if the elute of his has. friend the member for
Mild= which saved the prerogative of the crown,
wee °sided (Hear, hem.) That tarnished a clue
to show that the real iateutios of these who
seneelveil the bill was to limit the prerogative of the
crows. Let him go to the antecedents of the measure. No
doubt the goverameat had the 'emotion of strevigthening
the appthatejetrisdiction of the Timm of Lords when they
advised her Ilejses7 to create his noble friend Lord Wens-
hydale a peer for life. Bat as soca es the bare was started
in the other home, the bell was °posed by a noble lord, to
whom he would apply these lines of Gray, with only a slight
alteration :

Mir* within the gilded hall;
When he had 'emir winters o'er him,
The Lord Chief Jaunts led the brawl%
While Lew and Janke danced before him.

(Laughter.) The government made a good fight, hat they
were defeated by a major ay of 33. His right hon. friend
(Bir J. Grams) said the other night that there was nothing
tall new he the world—that the same shies wee being
a over and over agaio. He thought it wee
In Captain Marryatt's " Peter Simple ' that a
eharseter was drawn who held that in the year
2222 they would be hanimming nails in the same ship
with the same people around as now; and there was
an illustration of that in the third volume of the " Lives
of the Chase/Don," pegs 398, where in the life of Lord
Chanallor Nottingham- the following sane was desatibed :
"The Chaneellor I'4 the sigacity to see the trap laid for
the government, bat he had cot the addrem to avoid h. He
meld not metrol the fervour of those friends of the govern-
ment who, send on the Tingles of privilege, disregarded all
party predilections sad stood up for their owe notions of the
rights of their order. During these debates the es-rheum Ito:
end the reigning Lord Cheatham being pitted against eaoh
other, the latter suffered severely." Hie noble friend at the
heed of the government said the other night, in answer to
him, that whatever had been done in this matter had been
acted before the foot-lights. Adopting that hasp
lend the eurioso felt:otos of the noble lord, he would con-
' elder the whole of this affair is a theatrical point of view,
and fa an " Imaginary Couverseitioe," not by W. 8.
Lander, bat by an author whom he would not name, he
should thus describe the scene :

Nam, Tease. A Gotha liteary Webby int on the Grand Canal.
Two diastole meted at a letia)
Par fleames—Tou'ea in a Ilk eat Mem% hut me in Venice
Oaa hdp meat el% and that I um be
Pun wean karreest. When rapes= ths Rialto
Are greMegyeady, they'ee an name aeon:
arab dim ChM Mil, sad ma meets
AM am am mem Peir meek and the MON
Mit Mhos Ms dime Mown ia Home we wet of).
Wotan meg Mrs tier Mame dobt Les twig met
pans pumas—Alec I too
haw limayaa—Thea meek me. " Villagrods."
ittoo, hem I:17 hied maim • wall
at the s power. ef Milk beemed
Te the liest, sett he oda iis Iteedart
Yet I wit NM thissimet gamptlek
het lide am head Vat due ea wthamebelle"
(Maw Ws Wear the dell tom
al WNW
Meal Mt "See demote" twe Yam
klls malt Om Mating mile It, sad se more.
I went a swift with all arm ef law;
a Al my my dig at the prerogative
la lame dam sassidame M a law retook—
The my ery leafy* matted„—and die rummer
Will lima* mean Me Mad, sod epos
Pal ea Se him m_ awl Icemen the tam ewe.
OM Oemobille bee mm tele it!
Pee vale Mews es lambda a
TIM elm glla ars him. MI AMY%
Wiltmem ft ear ; sad, Melds%
m= glitur mor braes is..;
Tee .aye due w Waft themeed drab
To MEM, Mod Maim' ret dim witntegs
AMewn erg Molt Mir awl Mhos ea mopelho...
h SWIM" li Om tidewme%, the meal Me Imes tam
amen bothered their peak
thrembe et disseeilms. Here's span
In Midi Ilia yam Mee a miterft km&
ammo ammees—am then the Pak my hell
Purr tree.—Wen Doge he 6-4 !
Sweet oil tienyem sign this paper
AM Emmy labeam I'll bar pew harmless
Oat dale mops; bet it, ty Hemp;
Teo imam the Wm. cd
Male ea R Idedt's —I opm ea lbe Ilmee
AM thwaller *it it, till "tasters of Ventin'
Tam ea thde *he to mock thee war their griming.
▪ Cl= I
Samoa (with swat eipterniers).— I Age!
FUR SgrATOZ—Why Iberia a clever fellow.
(gait guar 81“0.10ft with the paper In rte
wangling " The aatoetcbePe
(Laughter.)
Inman Ilemmagi—Tbe Doge the Dees I fear Ikm hw
toyed him
[Opens toe window, gum on the Growl NMI.
Wan the window, and imam frantically out of
the apartment.] (Laughter.)
New„ Mat wee a oarless fragment, and he should be happy
to famish any gentleman with the reference to it in poi •
Voila (Laughter.) He thought that, to courtesy to the
boom, Me sweat of the Grows to the introduction of the
bin abemlet be sealed to it. That was done in the Home
ofLade, but *My ea the third reading, sad lifter mane
ttor made by Earl Grey. Although the power of
the mows he raped to lib peerages had beta dormant, it
wee me whisk nobody Mould wick to repeal. They were
modellemod is Imit ea Moir aneseton so Molested before
la NSW MPS% awd their gmatingaute might intoning
Zoom GOMM M Mopes% to the present generation. The
woo whoa Me peemodon of many mem end Deity
demaraded from ea meant family, were put forward as
=l.l reseemesmdidiem der dre Mime of speaker, which
bew usidtprilillsogiataabod Meowed seen that time.
40014.41•11. awl hese me hews to sway oft' am,
is say that Men were two reel MOM of ambition to
Me poor of U. esestry, • pair ow a ler‘liestesisey.