The Express.
London, England, 1858-02-13 00:00:00

POLITICAL CONSPIRACIES.

Mr. WARRENquestion to the First
Lord of the Treemrry Whether, Count Walewski baring
stated in the ascend_ geregraph of his despatch to the British
government of the 20th day of January, 1868, that it was
fa England that Pisaort formed the plan of striking the
Emperor: it was from London that, in an effete the moolkc-
den of which is still recent, Muzini, Leda Rollin. and
Campanella directed the sa.amins whom they had furnished
with arras; and it was there, also, that the author' of the lad
plot had leisurely prepared their means of action, had studied
and constructed the instruments of destruction which they
had employed, and it wee from thence that they had est out
to carry their plans into execution, any application had been
made by the government of the Emperor of the French to
her Majesty's government to prosecute the above-mentioned,
or any other partite, respect of such conspiracies ; and
whether any and what answer was returned; and whether any
steps had been talm Iseerartain whether any evidenoe could
be obtained to supped anyench prosecution ; and, in particular,
whether the °pities afar law officers of the crown bad been
taken on the subject, and whether there warn any objection to
lay It on the table of thin hoar."
Sir 0. GREY—I bar been requested to answer this
FlN:atci t m on. No direct or em' request has been made by the
government to her lisiosty's government for the pro-
menades ef say gam In lab eandry for the crime of con-
spiral to commit ray Ana ddb =tare ; but last year
In account of the judicial premdrip taken in France with
milted to the preens named to Os question put by my
honourable and leafed Mond was transmitted to
her Majesty's governor by the ambassador of Frank
is London, not astemparsd by any request for
to be taken in the tends of this country, thought:art=
those proceedings were sent to us in order that our attention
✓ight be celled to ths feces depend to by the witnesses who
wore seminal in Prams, sad that we might comider whi-
rr then was suflialant evidence to enable on to do what we
have undertaken to do, and bays on all roseloss proved oar
trainer to do—viz., that if sufficient evidence raid be pre
dual in this country to justify our putting perms anon
their trial charged with such offences, to proceedcorset
them. (Maar bear) Thaw proceedings so tc
us we isitaihdo comers:ration, and the conclusion arrived
at by her Watts gorremint wee, that then was not
sailleiont whim* M this country to justify them
in apprehending these persons and putting them upon
their trill kr the Mrs with which they were charged
—that is of 011111.111 wholly irrespective of the
ovidmos taken in Fuser on the antisot. This opinion was,
I Wire, somenniesesi to the Froth government. (Boar.)
With regard to the Wear per of the merlon my hon. and
learsod friend will frd that it would be wrong in me to state
here any weenie' we might think it right to take against
persons charged with such offences; all I eon say is, rtirf;
we are in remiss of evidence justifying us in apprehend-
ing these ponam bringing them betas a magistrate, and
patting them upon their trial, we shall not hesitate to do
is. (Cheers.)
Mr. WARREN bagful to ark a second question, of which
he bad_ given noeicksaar bit Weiesty'a government had
say 'Ware in their prerlos Yuen to show that eny
=Akbeing a limn after of her 1114, bad
accessory to the ides of the Mr Jan., and wsr the
opinion of the law owners of the mown bad been taken as to
whether much person or persona were liable to be tried Is this
country f
Sir G. 01.111 f—I an bar no difficulty in answering the
rant pat of iq lam , by stag that a war
rant has bemires& solar whom irs believe to to
a British subject, mar the authority of the act 9 Geo. IV.,
charging him with bring an accessory before the hot se •
British subject to a maw committed in France, and • re-
wad Ma been adored he the Nisahenion of that prem.
dr. WARREN—A nersibrn subject of her M4istyP
Sir G. GREY—Yea. Illy Ma. ma lisrasd hied Mild&
that I should not be justified is smoserg the other pre el
kis Tierra as to the ophdro of dr law Mims of Ms
mown. (How.)

CIVIL SERVICE SUPERANNUATION.
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