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

IHB AMERICAN ENLISTMENT QUESTION.

Mr. MOOSE—I wish to pet a question to the noble lord
at Ike head of the pavereniest, of uhieb I have gins
him notice. It lull to is the recallectioa of the
hope, end of the noble lard, that I put a as
ties epee the piper, a Sew days ago, having re.
femme to the Auterteau ealletment gentles, and that sable-
quietly, whoa the right bee. gentleman the 1111110/OT tor the
Uaimesity of Orford mahout the phis lord who■ we might
ezpoot to have laid before the bops the ammeter of her
Majesty's orovernawat to the last commen'eation boon the
government of t►. Ucited Rtates, he stated that it world,
in all trobability, be laid sloe the table la the ceases
pretest week. I. comequeree of that faiimatioa I Pa-
seated to pompom my mule. until after the empties east
despoils. From Om espromeions of the Home Reeretary ea
that (masks, deprwatiog damask& until the papers were
M the bands of members, sad also from the gestate of
the phi. lord himself at the same t me, I gathered that be.
while de;recialeg premature doseassloe, waited, on the
part of her Ms) sty's government, to that amassment,
end that they would for the (osmium, of the house assign
se very daunt day when the inertial might be folly
discussed. (War, hear.) We are now la possession of the
required depseento, and as it would be obviously ir epee-
Meet, if a dimessioa Is to take plus, that it should at this
lite period of the emsioa be long delayed, I hope the liable
loord will pot think um unriamonably impeotanate If I now
ask him to amp some day in the wimp of the ensuing
week when snob discussion may come ea. (flop) I think
it right to add that, seder the present eircumetwes of the
sae, my 'PUP will sot be exactly is the words Wash I
bare piped epos t►e paper.

Tisonat PALMERSTON—I hope the toa. goatiewas
will sot sepses that it is feta any wsat of courtesy towards
him that Ism obliged nay that I °sawn weeds to his (113
quest. (Hoer.) My Of 111'01 leo that, /1 the moist state co I,
our retinae@ with the TJaitod States, it is sot desirable that
there should bo soy such discern, as that which ths hat.
goatleessa cootemplates. (Load cries of "Hear,' true
all puts of the hoses.) I bailers it would act be tgadacive
to that amiestds settloweat which I us saw it is A* wish,
as it is the intense, of both nutrias shoald take plus—
that it would cot be likely to guises to that sad
that the natters cow peat's( battens the tem
osanyks sloshd fora the subject of Memel= la this
home. (Load etten.) Mgt opiates, too, I lad is equally
Awed by thaw hog. enabon who do aot agree with the
policy of her Majesty's gouraneat, with those who 'sae-
roily suppnt that policy, therein' I us the ware @twinned
la Oinking that it is cornet. (Hsu, host) That betag
the soso, I as sou the too. gostlssaa will onus vie for

(lieu, hear.) Thus is no intention, therefore, to pay any
greater umplisseat to the Guards than to the regiments of
the fine or the cavalry. (Hear, hear.) It Is not with a
view of paying •speeial ovation 11 triumph to that particular
fun that arreagumeats bass bees made by which the lobe-
bitaate of this metropolis may have the opportunity dewing
sheds galleat 'grimieste and welcoming them on their n-
tarn ; but it so bsppons that the Guards an
the natural gamins of London ; sad when, after
fighting the battles of their el isotry, they are about to
resume their station and their duties at home, it was thought
fitting that the opportunity should be afforded to thou who
witneeied their departure to welcome them on their return.
The boa. gentleman surges's that the replants of the line
and the cavalry who have bean angered is the same ser-
vice should be brought up to London at the ammo time;
but if they were, there would be difficulty in
space to disphy them. Hyde-park is a very
limited area, and srarceli sufficient to deploy the
ordinary genius of the metropolie. Theta thus Is
no
place for such a body of mops to put up a.,
and it would be non ineonventent to the men themselves to
bung the. here and nand them to go back to their
rani Mite barracks or wieners, in ••ri. us parts of the
cotton, ea the same night. (lien) Her Majesty is
endow, as she has ever shown herself to be, to welcome
every branch of her army ea its return from the Crimea.
She has sun detachments from, and Inspected every arm'
of the envies that has nterned, and she will see at Ale:,
shott every regiment; hut with regard to the inhabitants of I
the metropolis, it will not, I fear, be pcealble to gratify
the, by twining up to London the great bulk of the
Crimean trans merely for the imposes of an ezkibitloa,
sod this is the less to be regretted, aLassaach as klderabott
h so sou to the metropolis, and so easy of access, that this
who have the time and the means will ban no diff malty
to befog present there when her Majesty will review all
the troops—arullery, cavalry, sea lateetry—tbet have taken
pert to the operations is the Crimea. (Hear, bear.)
THE LECORATIONOF THE LEGION OP