The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-28 00:00:00

IMPERIAL P.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—Famay, Ram 27.
TM, I.:m(11110p. gait at 6 o'clock.
_ COMMUNICATION WITH IRELAND.

In mower too qmetios from the lierqem of ClAsitt-
CARD%
Ise Duke of ARGYLL said that the .sited railway aad
steam enormities cooneet.dwithlreland had seat in their pro-
poeslt,which were sow under enasideratioi by the Post-odice
authorities. The enclitics .hie), had bosh twisted on was
that the whole Jima. y between Loodoe aid DaWin should
be r reformed in sieves tours. and that the hour of doom-
tare should sot be later than hall-put assets is the molt-
ing. Is 'saki,' these stipulations government had acted
on the osigeettun of Captsis Has►, of the North. Western
Causality. who bad crowd ia "'vedettes that those coediting
might be falfilled without any difficulty.

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FACTORY HILT:
Tbb bill was rad • tbird tis• mil passed.
COUNTIES AND BOROUGHS POLICE BILL.

oau;;;tilise TvThell;iteireaTtl4 of tire bill.--
The Earl of ELLEN BOROUO H wasted to stoke me or
two oberrvatloas. Tb. bill pr tided that lb. kaiak should
sommenee arreagenrate I. tb. January Hake of seat
you, but why tot permit thus to tionneeee fa October by
eptiolatleft chief ateetablee, who would have quit b of
peeyaritiry keret before the eautweseeekst oldie wales
year / He Hewitt also but so 'whack of tie upraise
should be laid ber•re the eaagistratee.
Lord PANIIIIRI said he believed that lb. no-
meet the magistrates mew that tbe bill bad keens kw,
thejt would e MUMMA dike preparatico e.
Ilse bill was thee Mid a *bir i time sad pagied.

SLIIPINO STATUTES BILL.
The Mll p tw Wesel onosittes.
_ OATH OF ABJURATION BILL.

Oa th• order for the cosustout ma this bill,
Lord LYNDHURST objeeted to the till, both is the fees
sad substance. Tha noble owl took the oath or abjuration
sad smack eat Saes here, sad itoartal weirdo thee*, mil all
Meath, with the origissl oath was lost ljuder thus cir-
cumstances he dill mot andetetaed hew the oath wa• to he

edisiubtered. Was the deck et the table to toke the oath
of ablarstical I. his hand, tad strike out with his peg err-
tibia 'wog,*? The noble sad 1-anted lord here repeated
hiforeeriptioa, gins oa a former evening, of the einem-
twice. seder whisk the objtetlosable passages were wird-
sally buried 1. the oath of &Nordics', sad issatiausd.
The salt of ithjanticia wee to airet the fact of the valets; rie
isitabother family bertha claims upon the crows. That feet
we Myer tallith& Why, *ea, should the oeth itself exist ?
Week It sot be the logical cocelesioe fir their hardships to
IMMO h, that it should be abrogated altogether t (Hear,
how) After all, what were there oaths worth? Who
car eaprowni then to have say *(teat is times of dillselry ?
(Hoer, beer.) They bad sever 'revealed a revalatioa.
(deer, hew.) Hie sold* Cited (Lora Staatope) had lb.
ethos sight eddreased their bedsides very etre. soul' I.
I'M, of the remission of ass ;articular fars of oath. He
maid, however, vesture to nail their lordships' mulattos to
a poor which marred la the w ,the of tut noble lord.
Be &tight their lordships would, like bases lr, itoseer la
She ebeersitione of the *olds lord. epeskiag of the
Jefebitia. be said they still mislead ell their fame,
=nisag the oath, howrvir it might trouble
ne slew, did sot icassase their moduli
Sea b. I hut, the iseeitable melt el every
seth selliesed by as y geveraseent for Its security. (Hear,
beer.) Examinee( tide ere bet tee 11101111M011 hi all taniatriee.
Seoul*, allogiensi M Hine George did lot shut out ell
Jatobitse hest parliament; sweeties allegiance to Hies
Louie Philippe did not that est all Cochleas hem the I
thence's. Hs (Lard Lyediarat) quite waved with his
sable brined. Awl what sold soother vuy eV:wet writer
ea the esWeet ? Hr. Illeceslay,apeakieg es the inflect et
oaths, mid: De mot latter yoererlses that the Weevily el
ablators will ever devise se oath which the iagitheity of
senate w hi sot ends. Amoy the meal inesteries whit&
the Inshies of the lad generetisaltave left se, saw us non

The Side DERBY repotted that his noble hind bad
set hem pressen at the second media, of the bill, as then be
would have been bettor aware of the object which he (Lord
Derby) bad la view. As ft was, be must, with ell respect
far his noble and learned friend, say that it bad never fell to
his lot to boar the object of a Wit so mitherresented as the
object cf this bill bad been by his Jobb, friend. His noble
(mod charged him with bringing forward this bill for the
parries of theludies Jews from the other house of porno-
meat He sailed upon him to show bow, supposing this
measure became law, the Jews would be placed in a worn'
position then that is which they this stood. Tb. objest of
this bill was loosest as law that portion of the measure
which had receenly been before them in which both pestles
cooeurred. Inane, on one side that pianos, which really
was not material to the exact question Wore them, he pro-
posed merely to embody es thee the oonvistion which en-
toad,
both there and esewbere, that so math of the
oath as related to the extinct family of the Stuarts
might with propriety be discarded. He (Lord Derby)
could however sympathise with his sable friend in the
loss of a stalking bores which the eltersticn of the oath of
abjuration would cause to him. He could 00120111111 that his
*obit friend wthld find a gee tar difficulty to wile' their
lordships to consent to any measure for tre admission of Ike
Jews to the other loath of parliament that he felt at the
presect time. The DHOWS which be bad br ught forward
was inteaded by hint as • sesame of coaciliation; be hoped
it would sot be thvught neceethry for the Haase of Com-
mas. to insist upon any alteratioa in the form of words in
the oath. Bet supposing that should be the case, seminetell
she Home of Commons should take that ours', which be
must beg den ay he sheald consider as 111-
adc'aed ea.; tier those who bad cthrgo of the
bill la that house would proceed with It ao farther, or
if it same before their lordships, it would give rise again to
a discussion similar to that which had siready taken place.
Into a discussion spathe value of oaths be should not fol-
low his noble friend, fetcher than to say that, if the objrc-
Sone which be bed urged upon that subject hid any weight
in them, they applied quite as mach to the mamma whist
the noble lord himself brought is as obey did to the bill
then before their lordships' house.
Lord LYNDHURST then brought forward certain
amendments. He did not press them ts a dickies, bat
stated that he would proems them en the third reading.
Tee Earl of DERBY said that on the third reeding be
should be prepared to divide the hones on the amendments.
The bill having Weed throegh committee
The Boil of DERBY said he would de the third reading
for Thursday nest.

THE CONSECRATION OF CEMETERIES.
The E.rl of PORTSMOUTH pretreated a wawa from
the 'mayor and other lohabltante of Great Torriagton, is
the county of Devoe. beim, members of the shard' of Zee-
land. eomplaiairg that they are deprived of any place of
burial etesrling to the Mee of the 'batch, their churah-
yard having bees clotted by ea Order in Council, sod the
bishop of the dioe.se having declined to consecrate
,the burial place provided by the burial beard of the
town pungent to them:memento of the re 'rat Burial Leto
Some moversation mimed, and the Bishop of Rama
viadieeted the caste he hid take*.
The home adjourned a few minutes after eight.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—FRIDAY, Juini 27.
The Eirsaxaa took the chair shorty heroic 4 o'clock.
NOTICE OF MO HON.
AUSTRALIAN POSTAL 8111TIOS -By Mr.
lIAMILTON
That oa Monday be would ask the &teem ot the Tremor,
whetbar he would consent to lay on the table the tender:.
and all the o rreepoadenee rasing thereto In reference to
the Australian postal servic... He gave this notice in cones.
gamma of the statement made by the Secretary of the Ti...
miry ynurday with regard to the tense of the several
Leaders.