The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-22 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

BOUSS OF LORDEL—TaraspAT, JrNs 21.
Me Low CILANCLU.OI took tut teat as the waolock at
tv. o dock.

EICIIT.

The Musa: of NOILMANItIi aid he had given private
palate his 'able friend opposite Mari tleanville) a his M-
astics to ask two quesions, both relating to certain
seporte as to acts of bee Majesty's government in esterase
to the contest now going, oon between the Neapolitan
sovereignty ad Sicily. Ile did not intend to say • word
that men be calculated to give rise to than sloe. but his
object was to give bit tots!' friend an uppretun:ty—of which
be ...sm. 0. &labs, gladly mad himself —of contradicting a
imam which had keen very current within the 'at two days,
and which had aheatlybeen made use of by foreign journals
to laciest to • swam extent a prejudice against the rap
pored taterventles of her Majesty's government in tbeaffaire
a altar watiesk ewetrary to their avowed policy. The goa-
tee to while he Milted to call the attention a his LA de
Mend was this. Jibed bees Mad within the last two days
in tetepaphistimintiess that • demand had been made cs
the part a the Ilmilislas pecrtuneat for the restoration of
two eteameis. with maid men and mumunition on board,
which had bees mind by the Neapolitan cruisers and that
wards dired bad bees barked uo by Mr. Knot, her
gebsty's regeseximadoe at Naples. !pow, the conloict of
the ilaidiebe geewnwated hod led to the belief that there
bad bees so desire on their_ yen to shot their
oyes to the expeditions which had- Metal free Genoa
sod other ports ; but with respect to Mr. Elliot, he could
baldly suppose it potable that any English minister could
have amouted to back up a claim for the liberation of
meet' which had been esp,ged in an enterprise avowedly
to the kw of Mau Sall lees woo it LI. oly that
Mr. mid boa Interfered os the ground v. hick bad
hems stated, eusely, that the persons on board the captured
vessels were furnished with pompons to Malta- It was
scarcely probable that a body of 7nen. so Lewd and (cr-
usaded with asnitiona war, would have hero Very WO.
ltisgly received by the Governor of Melte ; and Loth. tog was
ma calculated to create prejudiee in the m...nck
el
.forerge mime against our interference in the
slam of Italy than that any expo lit of
melt a character should be allotted to take shelter
Is Malta, and to isatiese its enterprise frvm that j !Ace. It
was further npatd that the British &theirsl while the
oramation of Mahemo was Inking place. bad underta lite to
teed • poses of Enlists marines to the tortoni of Castel-
lano" Ad as answer which had been gives by the noble
loni the Foreign Secretary in another pl..ce, in reply to •
quoe.t:oo upon the subject, andel to create an irinotoet:ou
that tht report in waist could not be positively co..t.a-
dicted. that so one would mot more I:oria
the oolde ked himself tolst he L. I been con.opelled t Ore
an appareet coaarmatice 4 the repir:, and that
had not felt Memel( authorised to contraili7t the
rumour in the streepot terms; but at the same
time be (Lord Normally) should be g!ad to learn
from the noble duke at the head of the Admi-
ralty whither the power at occupying any foreign tern.
tory diving a time of revolution fen the discretion
at say britidi racer. The.. time the two gement be
welled te put ; but be nide dote that two days ago he had
awes in • Pleihnouteas paper—the Union( article de-
r-using the subject whether hilly ought or ought not to be
ed to Piedmont. The writer declared that there
would be both good and evil is such an annexation. The good
was that >4rdieia would at °see get rid of :all ...ate dorms
on the part of England, and the evil wee that on the other
hand France woad at once claim the cea.ioo a Luther
ter "too
Earl fatAN VILLE said the noble marquis bad certainly
gives notice ha. intention to al a question, but be bail
asked eonsider.oto:y mum than was suppotod be his int,
ra-
tios when he pre non." With regard to the first ques-
tion, be might say that her Majesty'. "wetness':it had re-
ceived no Information whatever in confirmation of the
statement nootain.sl the telegram, that there hail been an
occupation of &Chan territory by British forces. With 's-
ped to the sound question, a to the interference of Mr.
Fes, all he could say was, that oo despatch had yet bees
received use the ..:erect.
lewd BR' WC:HAM' was glad to dad that the reported
ureepatioo of Cartellaniare by English form was a fictios ;
sad be also hooped it was an equal fiction that any attempt
hotban made on the part of the Austrian government, or
any steps taken to teed troops in support of the Neapolitan
tyrant. _ _

The subject then a
Oa the emu of Lord 11.11DinDALZ the following
awry read a secrad time :--f oy River Navigaton Bill and
Aylesbury aral Buckingham ailway
The following bills were earl • third time and pcosed
Zlamid ritewart's Hospital Watford an.l Rickman.-
worth Railway, Dorset Central way lexten>ico tire,
Buildiep Improvement Company and Land Loan am!
Improvement Oesnpany, Hills.
PLEA ON INDICTMENT BILL.
Lord BROC‘HAJII. in moving the creed reading of the.
bill, observed that the LW waa founded on a petition
whisk had been presented to their ltedshipe bolus from the
Metropolites and Provincial Law Amendment lior.ety. The
bill was isitended to relieve the conacieneee of gaol chaplains
sad • for trial, in order that the latter, instead of
psading " not guilty" when in reality they knew they
w.,re guilty, shoal' plead that they desired to be Vied, so
as to avoid adding falsehood to their previous offeoees.
The LORD CHANCELLOR mid the plea of "sat
guilty" was perfectly undentood ; but at the SAM', time he
believed the change proposed by this Lill would Le a
ealuttry one. If "mot gudty" meant "do you wiab to be
Ovid, was it not better to use langu:lge that unseated that,
and to ask "do you wish to be tried!" He had received
several letter from chaplains and magistrates Ia favour of
sub a ebange.
The bill we. th n read a second time.
ADCLTERATION or FOOD BILL.
Th• house having gone into committee, toss bill,
Lord THYN HAM moved an amendment on claase one.
As the clause stood in the bill the adulteration should he
within the knowledge of the party selling the adulterwted
food or drink, in order that he should Le punished. He
odnaideml that this would render the bill nugatory, as it
void.' he almost impossible to prove such kuowledge. He
Iralieval that many of the chileren of the 1..x.r were secri.
hoed by the &dolts-AB°, of milk, end if any person selling
adulterated milk only pleaded that he era out aware of .ta
being adulterated he could not Iro p mis.zed. He thought
the p, rerun selling articles of feel and drink ought to have
awe knowledge of the quality of those amides. H. there-
fore protract to omit the words " to the knowledge of each
par. 41,11.

Lund WZNIIIATDALE and the LINO I 'HAN, CLI.OR having
tiptoed the eseeedinent the clause wee upset' to, sad the
ku pealed through committee.

(lIMTLAND) BILL
The report oa this hill was received amid autai amend-
menu to.
eir :ordatups adjourned at half.pait G.

HOUSE OF COMKONS.—Tter Imo; Joys 21.
The Sewn& troth the ark at o'clock.
PRIVATE BUSINWI.
The following billa were read a third tire sad pried :
Cart.nee. Rawls • buhlin sad Drogheda tt..ilway ; Edam
nod Wokiag Railway ; Drat Northern sad :detropolitau
Jas.:tura Railway ; Liana Railway Depot owl more.
Louses: Morayshire Railway ; North Bring!. Railway
Or ran ; sad Warne, Volley Railway Lula.
THE FINSBURY PETITION.
Mr. T. DITNOOMBIE odd he bad to present • petition, or
iedbar • ressosetranoe, hum • restung la the horotah
irk h he bad the b 011.147 to reprort, Against the eo IMO
Ilakeo by the House of Lords is the second resdirs of the
Napa r DAY MA, sod lee beep/ to more that it be read by
Abe clerk al the table.
Rtr W. NILIS—What le the prayer ?
The Work thus comesemed roe ,ir the followisi peti-
tion. : • -"To IL. IlasseriMe the Coasaimts of the !redid
linplor is wirier. insasibleri : the reepsetf.il reran-
strain oldie urbenpred—•• ("Order. order'
Mr. DIRRAILI—M-r, I air to order. I licher this
prince is apdast Wtars of the house. It prays far
nurp.l:2 to • nrearseree, which moor be nerved.
a thin an liar proceeding. (Her. hoer.)
• fIIFFAKIER—I uadwetaal IL. petitiou conclude.
with
a ppren en-.
r TIM, sir. I put it to ...I 1.:•••th •, a
jet‘t•on can he remind which cornea in the .!.ape of • re.
Lomat:lmre ? (Hoar, boar.)
TI.- SPEAKER-1 boiler that tF.. re are preeed...its for
the rre before the hour that wiles a petition com
el aro with a pryer pearly awl respect:ally worded the
holes nelg•II IL (Hear, boar
The Clerk then privotilod tea read the petition. 1.13.,b•
etoived "Out from time Immenr vial it l.a. leen the 3..,5it
of we peot.l. to Ire lased only with their owe ••••
rat, and I.4nANit their own trpreo.utatives That the
aan evorat a the Loofa to the ..I.3lseu of • tat whi,h
tho crown soboner makes, and ti. Commas had
&tenured skVAILIw. lorger l • imposed, is is direct
roatraveatioe .4 thi• right, x. 3.1 i. to effect a re-thipranioa
W that tea by the sole authority of the 11-.. we of
That the unpueitaus .4 tales no the vole audio,* d rho
Hour of html. u • thug whoa, without precedual is the
hurry of this country- -r is divert and dryad elitism
.4 th• law of this rata as tancribri on the sells of prin.
meat for age pat, sad toad• to • total overthrew a the
Witudi roaritutor That in Cirt unutanota of such gravity
--a newborn' by the single nos d Gee care of the re.J•s
already an aosorpliard flirt—prompt and dorradadd
maim an the port of the Hour .4 Commons 411:06111111 NM
imparter or wary, sad prehmliary lavertigarinis bra
precodents &ad IMINI• radian wrote of time
parpostrost of a vital quote., iiiroluth pow
miss& or cars, foreseer 131.A:our or
ma lire say fore or offal whatever as arptiar vo
hors, aad the frohireatiel prisciplea of the eadiastation.
We thorium prey tier your Las. hour willirbetergar au.
talk with the just sepostrioss of the bat will
forthwill sawn sad radicals tlis law
analikilfila 41.6■80/4/6,0 siogisaila alma raersess as
Ape omeni Moo lard, to withdraw their langal oppouti.n
o ee eberamiefeer rid Sr, Ur relit pour hr. Iwo.
• le aril* it rightist their oadrareace." (Haar)
The • was thus ia the marl oteeteer, sad without
oppeeitics, ortiand to lie as the Wan
NOWISE OF IBMONS.
OFFICERS AND MA RINIEBait. SERVING IN THE
CHINA WAIL
Hz. B. COCHRANK gave adios that oa Tarry, the
leili of July. ho model rove as bandds lams to her

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