The Express.
London, England, 1858-06-18 00:00:00

LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, .TUNE 18, 1858.

to the bounden duty of them all to stop the slave
trade. It wee sometimes add that the United States
bad ea interest in the slave trade. They bad no
lateral in it; not one of those states imported slaves.
If the system of corruption which prevailed in the Cuban
government were pat ma end to—and that might be &ae—
ons of the greatest didloalties is the settlement of the
= wadi be rammed, molar as regarded title country end
We oX; M be perieMly candid with our Ameri-
can bream& emit sot allow the right of search
during poem, it, the right if march wsa belligerent and 'tr-
imly unknown in time of peace. The law of Wine not
only dtrdered that the right of march did not edit mg*
ftiew war, bat it elated Oast there is ao Mimes Whew
ens ebb sad analbir—that the semitret state has the ems
I..kLobject to tire /Waleson It *ewes powered by
or Aneertra. bed no beelistim la Pr=
irted thermal= vivid 'maturity he mLI ar-
ranged, sad it mead be arranged the men milleketarily the
more we kept up a limift intereenne with wham we had to
continue the &melon. That the 'seam might be smu t
Win by Stela called upon to de, hr deity sod
obligations, wee a contrunamtlein dkotostly to tribnairldiod.
He could not conclude his smocks without Welly redwing
to a matter which had noentlj embed was nieweriem Thin
could be so doubt that the iw trade wee amid on wader
the colour of exporting or aurybeg tree aggress, as they wen
called, same the Atlantic. (Hear, bear.) Ia a recent case,
ova of a °ergo of 3.50 not Ire then $l6 died in the mane of
is days, and eveatttally the peer newer who remained
rose yea tho crew and murdered the when if them except
ans.

Reel ORBY—KUIed.
Lord BSOUGHAIII said his noble Abed was pathway
right The wpm • Med" the whole mew math ems
men ; end enure parties Win aimeth to nom, of tie mo
=("Beth, beer," sad alawith) Be Wheel a pest
heil hen thinaltted by sew oat babes lath sae
=aka abilbliddel • biker abbe, 0011S1111111iseekm
ouname smiths African eldeh some Owls= were
MOM Cl path ewe* end power, and wholly append to the
sieve Prods, la upon it with abhorrence, sad whiting to
see metal embniese greatlizatended. Bmt belsed of
=4=l:chit nemthe esubrees bed
W easgest te the psalm wkkh
W been presenisd, be thought the pee* el Jambe bed •
mob jest rand el complaint, end killed that tide cam-
plebe would not be overlooked. (Bear, heir.)
The Earl of DULNESS El KT, who was very bilelinctly
bard, after complimenting the right rev. relate es the
hereditary feeling with which he bed eldreesed their lard-
ships is the subject, said be whited ether melbas task IS
great an interest in it as the pimple Cl We mat y. Bed he
regretted to say that we were nes aided se we could wish to
be sided by other flatboat, end Oh 111101111118 et the great dint-
colds, with which we had b seminth inirt rev. pre-
late had with greet jukes blamed the goverament
for its asthma bemire of ad etheitles to the
natives of Africa If el the BMW bath mikes
by the Beath thrrertement le were MOM together be
believed they would shoed dm. this bob, to Cuba.
(Inlet Beer,
that the hese," sad a Unix) It mead not be fair to
Anse which bed lam pines was the fault of
the Mich goveremenk Ad he Ihaealt it to Mate
that
when
dthe mltheir rah*
mehrtraeleb, bthl
led deb Idabel Mwises
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to bar , both
S hed tibia a mow the meth Medi In thew world b
overcome—that et wise Nalthmse. The eight rev. pre-
late meet neollest Uri abb.! mleihke maid not athrely
sot tapes Atone heft. width he penemed as an Boglith-
bib The haw Cl ear =Mr 1111 D did not mew the
better in the some right, mad wb din not take the same
abet bone es theethele, met be eilkaded to, and • minister
we ilea math be act with the Agar be might otherwise
be disposed to emblee. A great eebnelita of feeling had
tuba place with respect to the peleciple al slavery itself ;
bat thin was not a gencral aroma en the prieciple laid
down by the noble and learned het. No doubt we
had no right in time of pease, atmerding to inter-
oedema law, to carry oat the tight Cl search ; bat
Were might be established a sort Cl ben police. Some
Ert.bad refused to admit that t, esmeting that
suspicion should a ship carry Amebae flag be
beaded or detained inapt at the of the parties so
'maw sad bombing her An attempt had been made to
Alba gran all civilised nations some kind of agreement by
whisk all °Seim might know exactly how far they should
go fa case Cl eteepl&s, and be protected is mess of mistake.
I. that we bed be anticipated by the heath govern:mat,
who laid down this law, that in time of peas no French ship
should be detained or earthed, or boarded, but that certain
forms should be gob through without detaining her,
which to a metals bet vvereryy small extent would enable
them to ascertain her satieWlty and her right to carry the
big. He could sot admit the position laid down by the
Antietam Weber, makes k Amid be fortified by the
opinions of the law advisers of her Majesty's
but he bed pee it le that gmernimme, L'Firt
A 11141101131 deg was to have print heermdty, every
ebbe and every slaver is the face of the am
would carry that flag and no other, thee dishenonrbg that
country and prostituting its flag to the west tad basset pur-
pose.. (Hear, hem.) Be thought it very dethable that an
omen police should be formed—that there sheet be some
agreement among states as to how he they Amid be allowed
to go for the purpose of asortalniag a vespers metienality.
Prom the oonvoreationa he bed had with the AnlifiClll

Minister in this country, and also from the observations con-
Weed in an able paper mitten by Omeral Cass, he was not
without strong hopes that some arrangement of that kind
would be corm to with the United Bmtes, which would give
the officers of both countriee the mean of verifying • deg
without rimming the risk of giving °deem He thought
thslr lordships would not require him to go Into the genteel
=foal attending suppresetos of tie slave
As he had mid before, the Eugliah Minister war
often unable fully to carry out his sentiments, was
obliged to defer to some respects to the opinion of
other,. He thought we had committed a great mis-
take in sending a squadron to the Cuban Tahoe Instead
of the African coast. He had been intoned by Admiral
Fonshavre, who was about to take the command of the Mr
diternmeati Best, that at the beginning of the R 61114.11 war
the slave trade was nearly extinguished—that in the drat
year of his command on the African coast his squadron cap-
tured 64 seen, that in the following year they captured 54,
and that In the third year the number was reduced to two or
three. He was followed by Admiral Bruce, who stated that
the number was iallniterintally small. But during the Roa-
st= war the gainer part of our squadron was withdrawn
from the African meth sad in the course of those two years
the slam Weds made emitlwable programs. He bad already
rifiried Is the saran of litchse which had been written
is Spas, who, not Withi the imistamo she had re-
ceived Born this country, had not evinced the least gratitude.
The thipienee and hare of Spain with regard to Caba were
always abashed to the United Stun ; and it had been the
policy of this comer, to defend that Wand against any hoe-
tile Menem Bet he did not hesitate to say in his place in
that house that If ftnie should *aglow to show the utter
want of principle-1M Mee and base ingratitude—which
she had always displayed lower& this country, she must
expect amity to is itheingsd for Indianian, end instead of
our taking her part she nest expect to walk whatever con-
signing's might arm Ban her rindeta. (Hoar.) With
reopen is the sem to which the =Me aid horned lord
(Brougham) bad rimed, the then win as he had stated
them During the aimmos of the °spells and a portion of
the mew the ressaiaing portion were killed, with the steep-
doe alms ir.dividath Aa English vessel having hoard of
the Mootttof, aimed the thaw, who gave herself upp with-
out init em 4 resistense. She was taken into the
waters. The Emma entliceltios claimed the ship, and took '
her oat lithe Month waters. It appeared that we ems
act *tilled in Wag this slaw tote the Liberian
MINIM without a order at resides hors the
anthirides. Whaerver "and than may be Is between
Minis and Ss Pro m& government, aid her Majesty's
t had witting to do with the mgr. It would
{ornament
_to French gammon* against the
seen they were }arming, which, although it ap-
peared is be a synths of immigration, could only be consi-
dered a renovel of the sine wide. (Hoar)
The Earl of CARLISLE engrossed his horror at the
system of slavery carried on in Cuba, of which he had been
aclzwitaess. Its sappreseisa of the gave trade mast be
on with rearenie to changes and dionmehthess. Core
should be taken not to nosed the links of it, wen-defiant
rights and duties, nor to interthro with the giniesi rights of
others. But he felt bound to rapists kis opinjoa that, in the
keg run, the pm* of this coestry, who bad done so mach
for the sappreemon of the slave nods, would net adopt a
retrograde mum ; end be rejokod to he that thee* wee a
premed of • satisfactory solatios of the dispute between this
emc2and America (Heir.)
WOLEHOUSB mid, however much it might
have been our duty to pet on ad to the slave trade, he
doubled whether It was wise to embark in a speculation
for aoppemilog the slave trade, es amid on in the ships of
ether sonsdrim But having done so, lea did an mean to
spay that they might sow to abandon that 100118. He rejoiced
tolaw of the mans which had been tans with regard to
the UMW ones, and bed SD ditto grit the greatest ea-
had sword In the Animism papers as to
=air been dens try the (Mom of Mt IniONIN
The LA of CARLISLE Withal santion la any nes-
mem mina supproes she slave theta, but believed that
IssimA, whisk bed thaw so smelt to east it, would error
sensint to a ronogrode paliey on emnikes.

Lard WODEIIOUeII otonowd idler *elm S.
doodeed whether ibe peke, tratedwireg with Amiga dotes
erigi=oesa=l. bereft berm it, it shesld
sot ho
Earl OZNY eittiboted tits doweeme kedgeree task
with Akira, end the wird el the Indis la Mem, Minty
to the asks& of the gweemosols of Pram owl tie treltod
&am Is dole; with der haw rem, he advised pro-
worthe whit the greeket wed= sod kattewwww• That •
gnat nooks Ike Tema shoed lewese_ atio e•eo-
dreier me dada tee dlogreeetal to be behreik Ito pod-
ded Ike dig el ere aims es hoard the sotto
ship wart
Ilek OPUS, but herd Lamle would brought bee
die gond.

Tim led of ABIRDIEN deseethed the lasirsedres
mar wide Os belie nava diem saki, they vow

sanctioned by tb American government, end if they had not
reoently been changed he could not understand how any out-
rages could have been committed. He belie►ed there would
be Do Micah, in coming to a eatiabotaty enplaned= an the

TY Berl el HARDWICKE thought it possible the
cams might hem exceeded their duty, and might not be
as="6oo from blimps is the matter.
104110 further ocevereatka the petition eras ordwed to
See■ the taldia tad their lordships adjmnisd.
THE OATHS BILLS —ADMISSION OF JEWS TO

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Lord Dlilf ILAht isgoind what weave it was proposed to
Ora with rapid to the Lords' the Oaths
RE4 to which the Comma had wee
Winded le mil the bill book to the with on is-
emotion that Car lordships add wpw their sinwsd-
kirsmoisiew walla it wee propoesi te WM mil seer their
Asides W bow as the two idle taro-
dad Lord Loess ail Lard f
The of=l/WICK E redid that ter Moiety's
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W wastatts wee we it the bows to
Cirrultillt War this thawdess. 8o as' as tag owe ocw-
esed they wwe theism that the bill should p doss to the
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Lad Ritemin held that the proper course wee to
wed 00 bel to the Cownwee, heti which mg po-
CMlar • saga to sews, wed OW astais of
' Ws be enleetsisell sail the hill width bad
bees shag widdrea by both Isowas ww direed oL
Lard STANLEY of ALDERLIY
to mast bask the bill with the romossothrZr It=re Vas
adhering to thdr atosothends rata they had oonsidered the
other two ea determised how hr they could adopt
thew
The East ALMES
SBIIRY weeklered the 'sore
sewn was Se beagle at MOO
I. the Comma wad mot caws* to
abeam their Than wth within to proofed
their and Whig the ether two bins afterwards.
Bari O LB ,as agates last wad be more
esayrolest to ded with the sad having
delersied what they wsearwidrit =warne which had
be.. herasta to wad boa the ether bin le the 0110111K00
with the mews fir thaithise dw awendawnis.
The LORD CHANCELLOR reedwied their lordships
that timbal by. imp majority lehemieeit vet Is egoism
to any mown be admitting Jews to peahment, end sot to
ease* to any segesense ; bet if after as then was to be a
camaceee, it emit sorely to prowed from the otter bows
The Inger 00110 WY to send back the bill with the
forward says'
wad died if way able lord chose brigter-
ms by whisk the diliksoity mightto be wronged, it would be
congetest flor Ida lo do so.
Lea STANLEY of ALDERLEY observed that the com-
trbed already bees offend in the two bills which the
attle lords mesas bad laid upon the table. (" No.")
Oho the eyed et these bills wee to 'sae this losreos-
holed quiise—(heert ism)—eed to and be* the ether bill
ths Cleanses 'with the wren Ist saw* uts the eieend-
ietettk IMO dm ha decided spout Whet ahead be dose with
the bills which bed beta initiated in thdr lordships' bows
for settling the cation, would scarcely be a cowman*
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VisConnt DIJNIIANNON vas opposed to my compromise
in the matter, *aft upon priadpie to admittiag Jews
into pinhainest.
Tbe conversed= dm dropped.
Their icedships sdkannod at halt-past 8 o'olock.

HOUSE OF OOKKONIL—TarasDAY, Jinn 17.

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA.
(Casdamed from yostorday's lizprus.)

The Clirtnen was ordered to report the resolution.
to the house, sad leave wee given to the Chancellor of the
Eschopter Lebec In a bill founded oa the TOBOhltialla,
The house rspumed, end almost immediately adjourned
until 6 o'clock