The Express.
London, England, 1858-06-11 00:00:00

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Yr. COGAN asked whether there. would be any objection
to anew =ohm If drive
emaing to or returning from
the Hones of COMMON to drive through the park by Cowl •
baton-hill, or through the Hone Chards ? (Hear, hear.)
Yr. fleorstary WALPOLE wished to remind the house
that two yearn ago a regulation was made which be under-
stood had given satisfaction to the public generally, namely,
that then should be a way through the park by the Bucking-
Item-pte sad Bt. James's. This privilege of driving through
the perks had alwar been vested in the crown, to which the
}irks themeless ; but exceptions had been made
Is favour of certain moms, either on account of their ofikial
Miticor for some special reason, and the privilege had
lhered is all eases where there waa resscsable
meads for requesting it. lie (the right has. mamma)
wished, therefore, to put it to the home whether, oaseidering
the coseemions which had lately beat mss by the mown,
it would be proper to press this matter P (Cheers.)
His own individual opinion was that there should be so far-
ther request of this End ; and he should himself be very
unwilling to lay it before ben Mejesty, feeling, as he did, that
than wee no necessity for it whatever. (Cheers.)

INDIAN DESPATCHES.
Sir E. PERRY malted whether say despatc6as bad best
reotered by the last mail relating to the peeßatbp of Owle,
and if s°, whether there was any object's' to lay them on the
table? Asd whether there was any copy at the India-howe
at the yarisaarka ire= sad the taatraelate OM to the
had eirearelemes by Mr. Mematetuart Mairtase, at the
et the Den= ht a= Newt- to the *its of
aad the zeelatmose at mare urges aad
amilems?

Lod STANLEY said so aided iseement whatever had
ism received by the last mrY en the ea** of the pacifier
Ilea of Gude. With repel M the papre reletise to the
Deccan, referred to by the ha_ caused seedistams, he had
Inquiries to be grade ; and he liellresi there wee no doubt of
their existence at the India-Mesa If, therefore, the hon.
gentleman would move for them, and they were not too
voluesisous, he should have no objection to produce them.
Sir E. PERRY—But had no non-odlcial communications
been received relating to the pacification of Onde
Lord STANLEY had oevetWy bad put into him heads some
private latter from private persons in India, but they were
not such commusiestions as la could lay on the tab!e of the
house. (Hear, beer.) Ito MI sot received, either from the
We Freakiest of the Beard si Control or from any other
quarter, any letter on that wart.
Mr. HORSMAN sodersteed that a letter from the
Goversor-Geastral had ymeeeday bees reed by the Chairman
of the Court of Directors is the beard.
Lewd STANLEY belkond Awe was a private latter by the
lam mail from Lard Cearelse addressed to the Charms. of
the Emil of Directors: bat there wee neither ia hie (the
sale Imre) posesesion, nor, so far as be was aware cif, in
tide coatry say document ea the 'abject of the pacification
el Oslo whisk It was in his power to lay bear the home.
THE " FERE EMIGRATION ' SCHEME.
ViSONIM GODERICH salad ortiothor tbore was any truth
fa the Neeememe alleged to have helm made by Mr. Mason,
mod $ Nisktior to Freese, that titre had bee some
. . .

eammennisetlen between the grieerrale of derball earl
PROW epos the subject tithe _,_Ater of ewer ken
dr our coset of Africa, in Ow awes et which lei no-
jades government led resod Osast Walewelrl that they
menid asil elgsot to the Flew& same for that purpose
whir dr wear of the DAM Mobs were being supplied
by the Coolie trade.
lir. 8. FITZGERALD mil alimillsa a gores.
mot bid bees drawn to the la which the noble
UMW alluded ; and he emit esti ray that there must
bens bran some say grew rbepludraskee me to the
lade et the pert of 11r. Mae. It was tree that
done had bale_ samminnicalima leSwean liejeres ye-

vomment and the got of Fromm with Mierioce to
the " Free Emigration" aelteme, se it was termed bat it
had been en ear side other Mr egrets off Nome that such
a whom should hare been originated, and oil more that it
should have been omitted in. Me emersion such as had
been described by Mr. Mason had base made by her Majesty's
government ; end there had best so admission oa their part
that each a course wnsld he pie'''. (Raw. hear.)
Mr. FORTBSCUE asked if the sebum Itself was still
going oa
Mr. FITZGERALD said the government had no reason
to amass that it had been given up. but they had hit it
their ditty strongly to point out to the French authorities the
objectless these were to the plea—not so mash on amount
of ths treatment the "free lawmen " would receive in the
cologne of France when they swim' thsee, as cm meow, of
tin mil remits which the atesme would seesekm in Africa.
(Roar, beer.) The aphis lord at Um toad of the foreign de-
partmost had proposed that tb• Trona 'memorial Mould
mine • perms, and we soother, who should together limns
into the facts alleged ; and to this proposal the Freac.h go-
vernment had wetted. (Rear, hear.)