The Express.
London, England, 1858-05-19 00:00:00

THE ADJOURNED DEBATE.

Mr. DILLWYN—I beg to ask the Chancellor of the
Exchequer whether, in the event of my amendment to the
motion of the right hon. gentleman the member for Oxford
being carried, and becoming • substantive motion, it will
receive the support of the government or not? (.. Hear,"
an laughter.)
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER wished
to malts a few observations on the conduct of
the Innen of tonight and the adjourned debate.
He understood it was scaratly possible tombs a
for the ranotrald no debate at so early bon, arririr=f
too mink important to the government to proceed with It at
a •ery late hour. (Ems.) If the hon. and gallant (ann-
um (Sir C. Nspior) panned In bringing forward his motion,
most probably those gentlemen who had precedence would
not sacrifice their position. In such can there would be no
probability of proceeding with the adjourned debate to-night,
and ha was somewhat reconciled to that, Inasmuch u there
was no possibility of the house ooming to an immediate division.
But be thought, by every practice of courtesy, and every
principle of justice, the house ought to consent to an arrange-
ment which would facilitate the resumption of the debate on
the earliest occaalon. On Thursday the paper was occupied
by the motions of independent members, and amongst these
was the County Franchise Bill of the hon. member for Surrey
—a matter, no doubt, of very considerable importance—and
it was not without the greatest reluctance that he asked the
Don. member to sacrifice such an occasion of p
with his meson. But, considering all the drcumetaammeolin3
the toso—nroambering that a bill of ctment had been farted against against her Mejesty's government, and that they were
on their trial, and there wen only two days remaining berms
the rearm He thought it woad be most unfair if the deci-
ders of the hour should be unnecessarily postponed, and
therdore hoped the hon. member, animated by those senti-
ment* which every generous man moat experience, would do
all in his power to prevent the interruption of the debate.
(Hear, hear.) If the hon. member would consent to the
preposition, he would endeavour to fix the earliest possible
day for the measure which ha had on the table. If Indents
should be resumed on Thursday, no doubt it would terminate
at that or the succeeding night, and that was the proposition
whin he wished to make to the house. (Hear. hear.) With
mad to the Tustin which had been put to him by the hon.
member opposite (Mr. Dillwyn), be could only say that If
the motion of the right hon. gentleman (Mr. Cardwell) should
be negatived, as he hoped it would be, he taw nothing in the
aineftdment to which he could not give a willing assent,
Mr. L. ICING intimated his anent to the proposition of
the Chnonor of the Exchequer.

THE DERBY DAY.
Captain VIVIAN moved that the boom at Bs Ashur do
adjourn tin Thursday. in order that hot. members might
have the opportunity of einjoving that amusement which bad
become almost one of the institutions of the country. (Laugh-
ter and chews.)
The motion having bees seconded, the questien was put.

LORD cmtigntow FROOIJkATION.
Mr. CRAWFORD bed b. lahemsd that Wood
Franks had stated that bl was indented at Lucknow the
proclamation had been bused to obedience to instructions
aunt oat from this tawdry. Hs wished to know whether
the was the feet se sot

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Mr. V. SMITH rid, the question hardly required ea
answer. The diet Intimation he had received the
eroclenstko was esteed in the letter of which so soh
had lose said.
Fir J. PAZINGTON was boned Aiwa a feeltag
to Colonel Freaks to take see notice of what bad Jed
wad. He bad yesterday had • conversation d some
arid= with Colossi Pranks, who evinced the
111111416 delicacy with regard to any communioaticsa
that bed token place between himself inid Lad Canning, or
soy hdhrmatioe that be might bee reeeved during bit ht.
torraeres with Led Cern** He amend him esemeof
gratitude for the may lavers be lied received tram Lord
Canning, and his deep ease of the kindness which bed
bora shown Ma, and sensed en extreme reluctance to being
any party to the peemeedinge which were now eine no. At
the mot thee Wised Fetelre, from the same feeling of
deit7nee heseeneble to himeelf had gives him a pest
istereweien whisk was of considerable intperleato
se beering em Mte wedge new beim the hews; bat be m-
ewed the pealed dubs thee his IMMO theidd we be
brought dorsal is sewardea with these weirs. (Hear.)
He partioaloty legueded est If ble nos Awed be men-
dose!, end any reibreaseeheald be wade in bin, that be (Hr
John Pekingten) meal At ism Jesillos. awl endeemer
coned an, wrong impreedee whisk eight be wasted. He,
therofore. felt bound to rho Er the ripen of fraseleig the
honourable member kr Leaden Eat be bed bin Edda-
hewed with reward to what bed di free Oelead Awake.
Oelesel Freak. bed beard the weer in whisk Auden bed
loge made, bat saki that any rock lepowden was
errensee•—that Lord Ceasing did sot bell him Mat-he had
reoelved instructions to the seek supposed. The whisks be
(Sir J. Pekinese) hewed bad Wes bow thh—lbet Ode
Franke did beer, hem ble tweesatioa with Lord Cenalatr. '
that meter ell the eatreeedlasey eleumwese Wading
that proolamellea M geoid only bow beta Wed by beerier
Ws hew bear. Tide wee Ms lahrewn free whet Lord
Cuateleg had mid, bat be did eel say that swot detract ems
bed bum seedwel. (Hsu. bear.)
The Wes be the adjournment wee lima greed la
REAL PROPERTY, he.
Mr. W. WI LLLIKII wed. " That la tie again a/ this
hose.
real pmprrty led hapreptiete *hoe Shedd pay tbe
eraeLrebete duty ea that 110, cyable=galwa=.
c7gbitgas. I=elzabliewiliVee ideephoe, amid per m-
ese* end lageay equivalent is these sew levied en er-
soma peogerty." He thought It seat tiejost to oweeept reel
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ifirmarbis duty, to which all &Kelp-
y . when bequeathed is saw
Mere POL, were inequality tamer of the
rich etr waged ta whew • bill wee brought In by Mr.
Pitt, imp= • rehab. wed legacy dote on all blade of
powal sod veal. That bill was sherwards
divided into two, red emir that bapolag degrees pew*