The Express.
London, England, 1851-06-17 00:00:00

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Mr. LRQUHART asked the Foreign Secretary what
oteditions had been attached to the liberation of Ilunpurian
sad Polish r,lagees from confinement in Turkey ? In the
drat place, wee ono of the conditious that they shall not re-
tains to Turkey ? In the neat place, if so, was that condi-
. hem sweated to by her Majesty .government ? nod, thirdly,
was there any ground for the behif universally entertained
by the parties concerned that her Majesti 'a I,4overnment
. iad not only assented to but had advised and originated
that condition ? In short, was the expulsion of these re-
Posen from Turkey accomplished by Oreat Britain; and
an. by Russia or Austria ?
Lard PALIIRItATUN —I have no positive knowledge of
the renditions that may have beersiattached to the departure
of those l'olish and Hungarian refugees from Turkey; hut
I have reason to believe that there is attached that condition
to which the hon. gentleman has alluded, via., that they
shall not return again
.to Turkey. With regard to the
Polish subjects, it is quite clear abet such a condition is en-
tirely in conki;mity with the treaties between Turkey' end
Russia. In fact, it wan the alternative which the Sultan

was entitled to choose when Hawks required the surrender
of those Poles, and the Sultan ebose their expulsion from
• the Turkish territory. With regard to them there can be
no
doubt. With regard to the Hungarian refugees, being
• aubjeeta of Austria, the obligations of the Sultan towards
Austria undoubtedly are, that he !hall not pi unit his terri-
tory to be made a place front whence any attempt might
procetd to create disturbance in the Austriau demi-
sloes. The Austrian governin..nt require that as a mode of
'elevating the obligations of the /Sultan he shall keep such
laagerous persons ;confined within his territories. It
• was found, however, that the Sultan would fulfil
hie obligstions of good neighbourhood towards Austria
if he sent these Hungarians out of his dominions. The
Sultan has an unquestionable right to attach to their de-
tartars the condition which the hon. member madions : and
it will be very much to the advantage of all parties that.
by mot returning to the Turkish territories, these
Hungarians shall not give tier as future discussioos, cm-
be/Twine to themativaa. to Turkey, and to Austria and
• Russia. (Hear, heck) .
• Mr. UH,QUHAAT wished pa:titularly to understand,
' hod or had set thK British gosentmcnt assented to this
*sedition • _
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Lai rAmassroao—sm litritish government has not
bps stiquiree oastY sitilettola 011 to refuse that e•milition
let Lem* is saying that from the ne.t the ad-
gem sigbiehmer Ilhe Ilarkisi government was to eat
,aboargam. i=tret4between it and the go.
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4.I.IIVIMUITY- VOW &SION .
. lewd J, 114111111LLyta nosy sb Mr. Smut, stated that it
ieseeleheislaolion • the flefeleateat to suspend the

MOtte university muunimices while the petition
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presented from Oxford •••• • laming of its illegality
wee itiM waiting for decision by •to• -r tribmpa.
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o'clock ia Saturday. _
WESTERN ISLA DS SCO)FLAND:
Mr. COWAN after alluding to the &saves which still
existed in the Western Islands of Scotland, and pull-
! milady Skye, said that when he had last adverted to the
subject be lad understood from the right hon. baronet that
! he expiated to receive very soon the report of the gentle-
! max do lid been seat to Skye, Sir John 111'Neill, end
he widad sew to ask whether the right hon. baronet was
yet in poserisa of the report ; or if not, when he ex-
pected ie retelve it.
Sir G. GREY replied that he had not yet received the
report, the preparation of which required a great deal of
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