The Express.
London, England, 1860-02-04 00:00:00

TOP lIIMESS, SATURDAY; FiVEIVINGO FEBRUARY e,4, 1844.

liG.iese, bet beteg to the Spoils,- i camp, could of
seas saly bear what was said than (Hear, ben.) And
Um welter ebbs that he has no proof whenever of what he
Webs (Haar, laser.) I not had -aay despatch from
Mr. D. Hay piece that communication appeared, as I bare
se doubt that one sod all of bans allegattuas are entire) un-
hurled. (Hoer, beer.) I °mot believe that he would Ia
!my raped violets his anty, or take part with one of the
belligerents. Ths Spanish mmWer did on one ocerision stare
to Mr. lieshasen that complains= wee made of Mr. Hay's
mtigia; hat boffered no pro= of It; and my reply was bass was no proof of any partislnty of that kind,
we weee=aware that the Spanish government ad
mad of the sesames of Britieh merchant
skim dish mit= completed of by the Moeda
govenaget. Heir, hear.) I believe that the =n-
ull fit Db. Hay has been entirely yes
Rea Meal Ide set Tie to say now which patty Inn la
the ewes in thearrel.
I cannot concur with the hon.
paibman bill view which be take.the course
pmened Wen government. On the one aids they
are Minions ; en the other Mahanadi's; end it is diffi-
cult to ineardelly between been. (Hoer, bear.) My
hon. (Mr. Xleilake) has entered into starennots about
the late wan in Ewers which die is not the ppeeoopprroecasion
to discas. We mew have that opportunity brealtsr. All
I have to say le, that we have at Paris a very ebb salsmeee
dor, mad, Win trim, &military staged of post experissos
sad bomb* of the Freak army; sad that hone slither
one nor the War lave we received any account of any ex-
traordinary NsflYry =operettas. As to the story of there
bebg 500,0011101 Men ready in the spies is Pianos, I must
warm le selkineg that at all corroborates any seek expecta-
tion; of thesember celled oat by couseripties template others
I have so kisneledge; hat • general meeeriptime take. plate
wary year. The lioncumble
_mama asst recollect
that the pesos of Europe hes sot be.. very keg
coneluded, and that the ampeas whisk we. sam-
e ead tor the purpom of makiag sand and durable the
palliation of Italy has not met. It is therefore very de-
sirable. while the pace is so very fresh, and manses have
yet settled 40116 in Italy, to use every mans in order to
prevent the renewal et that war or to prevent any collision
that might leak ea is Europe Since the Invitation to
then did was Noshed ler Majesty's govenneent have been
newly employed In Mktg to secure the permaniseo of
that peebeindiprevent a reeewal of the war. Everything I
hove heard laxly ban ban, I must say, of the most lads-
trabey desoripttra. I received in amount to-day from the
BMW semensaint, le whom we bad red
the
Assepeen isq anion tither termite or the States;
awl they mewed be freereenteet than thy esehl abbe
that would provable" anew= of hestillitim bah (Hear,
hear.) There swe, theselisre, rams te believe as the tee
bad that Frame Is Sr to.. diem, of mewing the war,
eel list fY einetnessa of the Ifearser f. onselieg half
seaselly le provide to, the end pens-
noses of pees. On the other the
east of Austria, though unerilliog
the present state of things la Italy, Is by so team
*imposed to renew that war, ar to make say atomic upon the
crefor.preaust in poemense of the Dellis provinces.
, without saysf g anythiag he the way of prediction,
without vianring to my what Nay be the mete of next
year—(a loarb.)—l should my that the present septet of
Wage wee traurable, and that we have so ream to suppose
that the Emperor of the French is making those extensive
to which the he= grit--- alluded. (Hear,
Withli regard to the amenale of Fromm, I believe that
greet activity prevails then. We all know that • peat
change has akin place in the mods of naval tartan It is
matter of speoolaion in books and pamphlets what the next
war will be, and every one is =evinced that it will not or
esuble any of the naval wars that are put. (Hoer, hear.)
The lets Xing of the Frisch laid down a sada system kr
the reacestration of hie navy, sad I believe that ivory king
and Mar of the French for mealy the loot 100
years ham endeavoured to make the smaine of Proses
superio. The ruler of an considers, naturally
enough,r that Francs ought to be a great rosittime power.
That. is great activity in our own decks and aroma ; both
nations are endeavouring to be strew at sea, sot with a view
to any quarrel that is oontemploted, bat with a view to each
being able to maintain its politics in the event of hostilities
arising, which no man may always he able to prevent.(Hear, hear.) I mos= say that the naval preparations of
France ought to be matter of jealousy to us. If the two sa-
tires could epee that there should be no more preparations,
so strong navy (and I am unable to ay whether that I.
or sot)—we might expect France to follow our course
rhir tospart. Bat while France is determined to have •
strew eery, we likewise wish to have a strong navy.
(Hoer, hon.) I think there is no case for disputieg with
eve another if each maintains a navy at the strength which
it Make neormary. (Hear, hoer.) This le the any expla-
in*. "Meta have to give fa answer to the hon. gentleman,
end I will eget' emirs him that on have se reason for
she, at whet is going on in Frames (Hear, hear.)
THE COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH FRANCE.

Tel LlTaiiii.-Kni;irsiti, b reply to the question
of Colonel Ens, that se to the canneerelal treaty with
Frames, ha had roma to Were that the ratillostions would
take piss le.menow, and that • catty of the treaty would be
Lid on lie Mibb of the house on Monday, that being the
aarlMal pensintlio dep. The person mapioyod to negotiate
that trusty, who vaadvni fall powers from bar Majesty, wen
lend Cowley end Mr. Cobden. (Chien.)
Mr. J. H. SMITH called attention to the importance of
So epode( of dr navigation of the tiver Ciodanty 'n m-
ina to ammeters and menutinaree, and eapeetally as re.
war' corns 'apply. HA asked what the 'ornament resent
to do in the meter? . . _ . .

Mr. B. HERBERT, after noticing a complaint by Ceonal
Dickson of the hardship entailed upon the militia regiments
suddenly disembodied, erplainsd, in reply to Mr. P.Urquttert,
the chummier vs whioh diatineulathid the case of the °Mews
alluded to by him from ethers Gamed to the same service.
Sir C. WOOD, with reference to the sub*t to
_which hie
attention had been thread by Mr. Smith. observedthat no
person wee men elite lo its importonce thee himself, and he
detailed the steps !then to ',move the drat butler Is the
Ciodavery, sad impisined the political obstacles oneoluatered
in mormares sessesszy for completely opening its asvigatioe.
Ha than replied to other quesrione seegested by several
ambers sa the 'abject+ of the Fin per Ore Irak* Loan,
the grost of batta to the troops engaged in the Fillika sage-
Maas, tier introdoction of British nerabents sad settlers end
maim of hobs tote the derislatthe Cionnek and Vas, =port-
raits el Whoa of British India to the Erma PIONS' as
indentured labourers.

Al dr emelaila of the dimmed= open the dilemma
Ir. LIVENS seed their number (not fewer then
14)), eaostil.nelhee weeferry of dock espies, se illaetratiee of the
ee ' oal omelomellea " of membere. He re-
peated kb camplake of des plettes, which, be add, wee a
vialedia of she doefloy mho That wl=oieve of the
day Amid Imme rewire of k. of
After semi melerlin by Mr. W. WILLIAMS, lbe make
wan well MN
The Probate med Acludebetall ha_ 0019 MI was mad •

mead time. after la shaft esmieeseeiabellerslite:lianW-
roan red Sir C. WOOD'S*, added of SY Who had.
THE PETITIONS OP =GMT nu-
Mr. BOVILL moved the onairlroslig MGM ML
Sir G. C. LEWIS *NMI ft eeetrla M the mi.
The mode fa which the subject the mama was by
petition. Tbo widen low rem at do Iforrems, sad
referred to the Altateney-Owestral. II lobo. bo=volk viol*
Olt it. " Let right be deer;" ohm whist dm yeassidel
in the ordinary way. TM boo. osi boomod sunburn po-
pnood to abolish the reheesee to the Athearay O susl. odd
give it to the Lord Chancellor, be the gargete. be (SO.
C. Lewis) 'apposed, of having it doiloity iJoaloki olkor.
But then the case might afterwards mos befalls the Lord
Chaneellor la the form of appeal. Tho opploolbli IMO' be
made to any chise of a WWI, sad UN IMO bassorvediaoe
might MINK It emmed to him that there wee as Milos for
depart's' from the misting form, hat if the pad Normitin
the Attorarty-qmitral were modified be Amid ass ogres

Ile meimid
The SOLICI 1-011NBRAL admitted thet the premed
rb at ppeseam me shake of right woo rattier embrace.
Maid r h ameaauld to • theta et *dee. Re
yes Idle maim hemmer, to have the WI emmideeed la
omits%

-1111..711—.11M1TH approved of the bill. se Miming the
breed principle that in all goo times between the select sad
the sonnies the former should be placed on term of legal
equality. He wee quite prepared to diorites the detail. in
emendttac____ . .

Tir.BFiVILL replied, sal the bill wee read • wooed time.
NEWSPAPERS. he.. BILL.
Os the notion of Mr. Ancrom thta bill peered tbroegh
peeiftee, sad wee erred to be reed • third time ea

rdlifi AND MINERALS (CORNWALL) BILL.
TM SOLICITOR GENERAL :weed for leen to brieg
ht a Mil for the Badtattert of motion• sad entre by the Duke et
Oerawril is Wades to reel property, and for authorising
ertais Immoral peeeerelees of the duchy.
Leave wee glum, gad the bill was sherwarda brought fa
ad reed a fins fine.

She hotuaTtit;n adjourned at five minutes to nine o'clock.

RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS BEFORE
PARLIAMENT.

Yesterday the Examiners disposed of the nudes-
mattilasd wkleb complied wish the standing ordas t
(More Mr. AMITH.
Obensid Water—Lriodos awl eatA Waleson Railway
Zei=a Railway Bstseakm, &r.)—Thetford and Bent Bt.
Railway—Landau, Chatham, asid Dover Railway
(Before Mr. Foram.)
Leeds, Bradford. awl Halifax .1 sew Inn, and Great Nallma
Railway Camisoles amelismaticia—Thl• bill was whbdrswa.
Ifeestesield last.—The meals( orders ware sot compiled

COMPULSORY RETIRIMRST AT SIXTT•FITE.—It
k peaty sonwrolly ramosied dos Mr. Cradotone will int/o-
ases oil linporessessinas Asios4owne Bill st ew eerl pursed
a Oho leaks, owl Mk It will sooty • than madmen it
skosslosep ow tier lobo haw pawed doh. sixty-aft year,
opo retiecial cars, is retie doer pukes.—
=denies Gavotte.

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were as follow ---Larardsks. II ,• Marro, 7; Ornoulle
Dwarf, 3: Use 8; Bawl Mao*, I. Aossalbely
Ur Bev. !err was those&