The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-02 00:00:00

tie LORD CHANCELLOR next proposed to amend
than 1 by extending the jurisdiction not esly to Ireland
bat ladle, end the ether comma.* and dependencies of the
crown. Times led been two objections *deemed against ebb
prop sal, both deride\ essaect to bon wholly antvnablo. In
the drat Ow, had Salt maw alarm lest the bill should
erite deco d host ramedlea width they already possewsd,
ssW WNW snipel then to sone to Ragland to poreouue
their mita In arnewer to that It would be maiden* to say
thst the bill left the parties in peseessicn of any riassolies
they might already have ; and medal their suing fa the Lea-
dolt court • purely voluetery set. The other ob=siwa:
la that the clause would enable Iliadoca, Panees,
dens sad the liter, to come hers end dela &mbar on the
prteelples el thew owe Laws. That was likewise s pure ais-
Tbe court would bees to powers except thole on-
prosily twaftered upon It by the statute.
Lord 1111108 DOWN said the clause was open to this ob-
jeetku —it mead./ the Nita to chiefs Memoirs to countries
when marriage wee obsoletely indiesolable by the law of
the bad. H. war willies to extend the set to Ireland, but
he tootled whether It should be applied to the colonies and
depardencies of the empire.
Lad REDEADAI.E had beet glee, to understand that
the eel aimed, applied to the eoloube, and that at wee only
seeded themdme to wised it to Ireland.

Tb• LORD CHANCELLOR add that 'hart the parties
mem d.asialed in Ragland they might apply to tha court,
evoi .through both the marriage and the dupery had taken
place abroad. When th• pante., Antraver, mere not domi-
ciled in Ragland, they were beyond the jurisdiction of the
court,

The noble an leaned lord's attendant was than
alma to.
Os dare 5,
Lord REDESDALE proposed to confer the power r f the
court to tit with closed doors to suite of nullity of marringr.
He really could not see on what other yrioeiple they could
rahly limit this sitempe to trench upon the principle of pub-
licity in thaschniniatre.om of junk*. It might be said that
the details is divorce rases wore rountimes of a very Indeli-
cate and um chancier ; but they were not more oo
than la In for raps sad winntinin even in snits for jedi-
cid marshes. His attention had been drawn to a case of
Ibis latter kind which bad certainly aurpaosed soy of the
snits of divorce in the disgusting natured the evidence.
The LORD CHANCELLOR observed that the subject
had Moo dimusood by iben lordships, and they had
ca • division, that the judge ebould, on his Te•
spensibility, boar • case in private when public decency
ntta !STANLEY of ALDERLEY remarked that if it
wee right that such • power should exist in one court. it
ought to mist in all. Thera were so great exhibitions of in-
at the sane comae as in this court.
The Doke of RICHMOND read it was impossible to avoid
Indecency to animal owns. He thought all courts should
le open, and he skald tots fee the emeodamme.
Lord CHAN WORTH apposed the sommtmen, observing
that it was similarly sootosory to bur nose of cruelty In
pint*, as to these suss tie pm nil was pawn in a psinfol
predicomeat. She Imil le spinet enitape se glom that she
eta sewegned to sea mamba from her husband ; bat the
Judge Oniony Would lin tbet •an bar of tole young
mew wan the behtt of esseeshng it the court, and, by
the* seer, liwooklag awn wars. He trusted that kits
noble Mad wend withdraw hi mons. . . . .

- -
The Zed of DISSY mid he shield certainly hays voted
against this dere if be WI bed the oppoetanity. His noble
firmed had now te • sleet famed met the argument of Ms
arable aid homed item. es the imam& ; sad though he
misellesi liens um semilscossisteuey is sanctioning the
pelselWet thew see em. remotes Ulu the other, yet if hie
mike fried divided es ble anieudineet be &Mold support
his. At the same Yee It mould he mire satisfactory to vote
o• the peers' P sad if his sable fries& n,•terii h-
mending whet leek lime the Giber sight, should vote for
the mimes" d the emits dense, be Mould support him.
lurd RIDESDALI the withdrew hie motion, and
moved to melt the dare; end after mime farther discussion
The boom divided IS the motorteat the dome stand
part of the bill

Contents 24
Ntn-coutosto ll-13
The moot to the amoodsoesto was Shot wood to.
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY COMMISSION
CONTINUANCE BILL.

T u bill
RAILWiY COMPANIES ARBITRATION BILL.
Lord STANLEY of ALDEBLEY moved last We bill
be reed s emend time. The object of it be evid ass is crib
teflway oomcsaies to mettle daimon by 'Attestors Aosta by
themselves, aad ma utopia, doom by tbm Booed of Trade.
Alfred to.
MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS BILL.
_

The nerd Feedbag d this Nil *Nod ea the ordera of the
day issue sser tf the Rail of Ripon, but that noble earl
Talia DERBY oohed whet was intended to be done
will this bill? It wee • kali that ought net to be passed
without sew eenenleratiew. The object of it wee in the deft
~....4=theee easements WlNeit required the officers
of to stoke a dealaration that they will not do
any le Wore the fetablialted church, and in the east
piss le repeal the prorieiona which had been to force way
yearn, whine probibited webers of corporations from tat*
the emblem of coryoretbuse to divanting plates r f worship.
It WWI OM et that metes of bills by which It wee intended to
phase the Mauch of Ensiled a. a level will all the meets In
the etwiatty.
TM Zed et RIPON amid hi. resit was atteched to the
MD, but it was by owe aleialie. He bad nothing to do
with it.

ADMISSION OF BRITISH SALT INTO CHINA.
lAttl STANUIT ef ALDEHLEY, m califs, the swa-
ths et bet Mas itoweratosat to the ad:Medea of
MIA wit tale wawa that the 'apply at Pelt to a
poingsline d 300,100,000 hid bees hitherto a monopoly to
the heeds d the Muse goveretsent. It would be rutty
fdr Y,ilow,wtdielee to Import ..It Mt. Chlea, to make
sews empeelaille• evil to the remise that would be
Behr bet to the Claws meat. H. concluded by
SAW what steps hid lees YY,a by the itcmornraent toe tb•
et Weals, lie peersfor ad wstbei Stitath rlt
rinshisa beton the teeth al PAW. . .

Lei ltiAlN estf M Seitssios Otllsaby Y soseterisai the
grabs of Lent btimby et Abiseler bosom the curter
psobros tebbb be UAW II.) bill sewed Ws with the I
C.=IS ISlNSereisi sod What maw boa est rat
U, Moser, be W sisbisel boo
rob* so tbs ado, of do Chios geasseosist estesio
emonsidal ohms It ow sot se • somblostio• for
the bibelots et the lepeuW apotinsossi, oboe bib-
OO se ineenielly anise the iemotioes d had.. No