The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-05 00:00:00

'omega& *odd be eapp•xad by the authority of
parlisissat, sad aot Wag emestras that Misr; the Me we
esereised power we have dose saythiSig to fed* the
g sod Maim of oar aeastryosa, we have thought it ear duty
bsfiim bee Xiiesty to samise her preregative sad dis-
solve the pietist psalmist. (Load them from the aisle•
total Leashes.) Is the prime stile of &AM that le the
port Mich vni Mat ses cosistiss to the rage la-
Imit. Veda these eireensereen, sir, II le my duty

to Woes tbo boos that se soon so the largest

rorinnests af the peb envies sem be ealisied, parlierast
wall be proreguei with a reer to Its rensilaie Maclaine,
There en emit rose which nest be tikes ; MI mai
acts which oust to continued ; there animas mature be-
fore nett sr that eataaralse the deuces of India, whkh
art, each dreenstrown be ettinded to ; bat ato the
ether iscosune of the goverment, Ido sot pupae to pa-
rent tartar with thee, mien, Wised, the botse Moak
MA to dimero if Ma flogsreamatiest Bill. That I letre for
the decals' of the has. Mew, heal Havlsg
sow oiled to the house the wane which he, Meier,' e go.
•lIIIMISt thought it their duty to MANN of which her
!Cory boo adopte 1 ezel ametiosei, I will ray, cm the
part of warn aid ny collapse, name the ffilnere sad
edema hops that whatever soy be the enterereace of this
agora Is our pe.eosol parka it all be food to hare bees
c Muria to lb* commiones of has Majesty, to the Hanes
of Patiantant, sad the great rime* of the crafty.
(Chang) no right hag gentleman Mfrs moved the
adjosnmest of the house, noresed his teat maids load
chars.

Lord PALWERS TOVl—Sir,—The right hoe. gentleman.
fa nue pert of hl. address, leadind Lie awake to the memb,n
of thie bow foe the reertery he had met with in the pre-
game's,* of his duty. I am sera, eir, I do zed dame-
wide thao sorrow tbe reeral Win of the Irmo.
oboe I vetais our thanks foe ths cAuteona bearing with
whit It thi right ben. gentleman-0~0 —ha. elwey. con.
darted himeell ha the perfmmemee of the ditties leleaging to
di. wedge. (Clem) Wbehmerfifierencee of p Akira/ opi-
ulna may brew &e'en' between .ay port!on of the hove mad
the right boa gentlmems, as ergeemeitalv• of the pres!Tt
. .

▪ wentwarr, sipergenal fig -etbentrim then agrees Ms
can bare Meas. (Beer, hear.) Now, air, we bare bleu
informed by the right bra. geollemits that bar Majesty's
▪ ,•,,rnment bowleg nollinklad the vote of last Thursday t)
be a vote ei season, Is the lest pile daliSerated whstber
lbsy should mega their oeme or sot, but on coustderation
once u, the opinion that It was their duty still to retain them.
They kit, however, the este of ptrlies in this house was
such sr thet It would not be far the public intrust ihot they
ehoull oottinue to perform firth. duties with the prtecat
Ilmist of e4mrsotia ; ad believing that the pe vie at large
entertaisel mon favourable opinions towards them than
the majority of this house, they had advised the on reign—
and th, sovereign lets scorptei the advice—that they should
n la to the sense of the pemle by &dissolution. Sir, I am
sot .tt...ut t t taunt them with haring come to a deter-mitten en

to coins in theme los in point —I am not one of those
who oostaider that the re, dotlon, earrird by so
large a majority, ought to be accepted or under-
stod to be • vote of esoure. It wee tot in that arias
I sopportad it. I looked on the resolution as a vory
perUa-
ant us, aad very convenieet mode of exposing an opinion
cm two of ill leiribig restores of the nmaetwe submitted by
the givernmant. Is voting far the resolution I dui nit mean
Is any way to opens a costar. In my **lnt It mama
be insintalsed at this Its., and in this house, that when-
em • majority of the Roue of Common 'ball object to
particular molars, ire • port on of it, proposed by the go.
versort aft' day, the exposition of that objection by •
large majority AA ba taken to be • cesaaring of the 10.
ornmest is ouch a muter se should make
them consider wh-tber Ihry ought to nags ego,.
If that &Arlo .'a, to be laid down is the present
Mete of parliament sines the reform of 1832 it would be Im-
possible for anygovernensst to any on the sAarinietretion

ice twelve oweitirs. Smh was not the doctrine Wore the
Reform Hill ; instances Srs on record of many mownres of
importaatoe le;ng negatived by parliament when the govern-
ment saver r ocsidered it regained theca to min frost lb.

•dminlehallos of stairs. I think, the mesest Mate
of slain at home and •bread, It will be of very
Ihtle sivastegi for the national interest that there ,
silrell be a diuolution. In the Ant plane, tboagh the I
'overseer may nay that the question to he put to the I
coan•ry will be whether they hove more cootidence la them
thee is other poetry, every was in the country will team-
✓and the Tomlin is what ehell be the Reform Dill. (Load ,
doers from the opposit'ou b. riches.) It they had continued
Is o®•a they might have curled shill which n t government
which may eared them will propose to the country. The
gnostic* on every bwi•gs will be the dettils of the Reform
Diu. I will sot verge ea the inconvenience of ire, or its
*sera effect he tree who dede►te • moderste tonsure.
I will se; the tonne they're shoot topers)* is the het course
calculated to farther the objets of tooleree mm. Sir,
trey roes will he pledge' beyond their own Intent-op", sail,
if I utay venture to Frvbasy, at far from kering • parliameot
IRON dispcsosl than the priori to @unmet the govetninenti 1
I tall IL,. co the new parliament will be mach more likely to I
transfer poser from their hands. Th.t, ►owever, is for them
to cwrie. With regard to the stete of affairs abroad, we
have been toll that the merry is cogged la negitiatione for 1
the reverential of the pare of Europe, that the quo
of pis. or war—lf a war of the mo,t exieseive
char, sr, or a peen cm a "did bets —is now ,
pruilaig in the corer of &trope. It le important,
when each a erodes Is wading, that the govern- •
mast of England .hook' lead such a peril°s se word give
it lull authority is them aegetiations. We all Leo. that
• goveresseat whose valorem depeeds oat events which may
aka place within eta weeks le sot a 'renamed to which the
other power, of Zeroes will leek with mach deference.
With regard, therefore, to reign afters also the thane
low taken le sot ease e•{talsted to promote the themes
which I terve the greenest have at ►ear a desire to
promote. I my they woad have dose better if, deeming
It rot dry to terra ofII-e, they hid, with•
out • drolution, Lrnieht in soother measnre of term
celeslated memory the put etre-ear, of the house sod
country. If that measure had pared they would have had
sot Italy the satisfaction of avoiding the data/bare at home
which meet seise from a desolation now. to be followed by
✓ather fa art autumn or winter altars Reform Bill —(b e ir,
baw)—but they would have the Wearer of going into
Cosines if law Cosine. they are going, with mil the
weight to to dories I from a (overarm in poster:ion of the
coerce, of the here sea isaustry. (Hear, hr.) Ide
▪ essetly rerun I the grounds as which the sera-
rot let to bring le soother Reform B.D. I dart
usderetel whether the right \to. genitors's re that erre
the parliairat mete the gennerat asap esmihe their
former pietas null aid void, sad the they mesa to cony ea
with....l Wiest"; the quotes L dee the home. If tech be
their Moore, they will dad they will not he able to awry
It late elect. II I sairreteed the right hoe. gentlers
rightly, it io the heretics of the (overarm to take sa rely
moment to fiwobre. I would entreat thew to ter the
seslieet poseibl•. (eras.) I am can they wfl Mal ae
impedance. throws la that, way by a•y rare. (Hein
hear.) It is the rght of the wows ea web as reades to
appeal hoe the boast to the sentry. I say thick it would
he move edvestageoin sot to mike that appeal, bet
the loth brag assourel, I mm slue the ►oses
will omens is sterientiag as mac► se ;tribe the
manes, for m,►i•j to I trek that beret Easter the green-
meat may In aide to per the menet, absolutly neeneary,
nut at t .me day may be seedinely load. I trust alas that
the sew purrs% will meet eg•in on the earlieet reelable
day afler the writ. an neertable ; lured I red hardly ask
the government Ithe Ow rash I. that, iataftlaw, for es the
'awl will be raly fart el, parliament sett meet as soon es
possible. I may eater sy 'egret, sot that the potato.
meat hr r Mined ells —it wee fir them to consider whether
It was their duty to do wi —I am bat regret that Mehl
real it their dioy to rites oar, they here dared it their •
they sot to go as imardi.tety wbb a swan of Mons; bat
Isetrsd of Ihot 'bay ban dote eruct te put the comer, te
the litemeee•Jesee-1 Lope it will net he es bad sr m mu of
evil se it threater—of a diseolutien, which meet be Ultra
la • few we am by a ocrid die. 411t101S, as a nonuse mss of
that esserre which the ;overt:seat, where it may he,
will be obliged by a awe of public duty to proper.
It,, BRlGHT—Although, air, I feel Is 110111/11011 with
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malty mashers that the coarse mow token by dm prerstneot
may cubit et as to • largo amount of pommel leasameann e.
and that it is jest pamble moms of us saw mosemlAsel coy
sever Owl ourselves together reader Me wane NCI again—
▪ the mama time I thigh, roseidertag all the eircamstanrcs
at am case, k awing oat of vow any personal insets's!, it
wee itopeivei` k for them to Ctlfla to my oh, Cr.w lust... 1
think the it.,veraulest hue takes the east., which, acting on
etr.ll knows rules sad web anderstood aceMitati.,mal seem:Ma-
turate, they were bound to take. 1 am sot at all
• of the tribusa/ to which the right boa-
ourarle gentleman sot hie colleague are about to
Oho to. 1 !Anon, trot if he tetra to anybody non
11.,n another be mesas to refer to nee, foe
anneg the yrotonsions which have Lela before the country,