The Express.
London, England, 1860-05-23 00:00:00

TILT EXPRESS,

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et IL 00aie It amid oat tall wpm the
Bishop et Leal" or /milk _ Illeme SociotexT• Aid he
had sot shows siq isOft Ileolloal witose duty it was to
agree Vim 'das AD we
ot eit to bloom. He biped.
howswinemedonatht the opoodia al bang is dviTtod, time
whisk the setae viimeadlod sailed teeth hoot
all quartos et the Wok would Neil* hi" sad Woos
him to a/Mew No modes.

11a Dishoicif CASHEL bar Bross tadirsay to the
abr oder et Rev. Kr. Mira, rad derwod est he bad
arm ere sue a large sad sandy' sseprldlea is hie
lie as that whisk ill wilasood OS ow 0•8111‘. d Judea.
Irldieringol, wirer Mat rev. geatismaa olloided. The
right rev. pride was proosedirg to caspela of W dorm
wire wen twerrabt writ Mr. Alba. wen
Lad DUNGANNON Arra that be had brought wwirers. seed Mr. Alba
Eergsarl GRANIMMI to
to mew, sad asd he thawed
it war DOW high I. W eseverese shoed come to a
elope.

The Fen of WIOU.OW issisi UM he wished to Meow
any iespdatices u, Yepaallesarnawhw binder bed
Use se h hly slalom is by Two right arr. puedare. Es
kaew nothing of him wbskevee ; heaplyqueled Vie words
ef a pamphlet Adds Ind beta eirdthri thesrelesol the
whole- orraatry, and la whisk mini deseper were the.
he bad led lippiered. Msd he bed embed the %bap
et
Losahei whether Mr. !yes Lag did not later=
Was el thew yeedeabe eheinissamesa Be would now dee
ink the right rev. prela4 whether be did or did ad try to
assmiski what were the resesesewb,y the TOE gentlemen vas
,yam to nelisquidktbaltaing el IL La hr's. Oidolreet
Marquis of MAIMMAMDI ran to order. The
leak WI, trend of inlay ezpielnag, wee new ono-
mooting an the epee& of the right am prelate.
After a few weeds tram the Neel el Wiowzow a reply,
LH STANHOPE rapseled my math that the Rev.
ME An.. maw in.istraband is this dieuenion
without any newailly. Ist he would not advert further to
geakinave. wham dareeter had bees sompletely yin.
dleated by
_the Itwiimemy al two ritht rev. prelehes and by
the Lord Onassier, who had bestowed the issmelles RPM
him. His *let V rhlag was odds to edema to the velar.
innate transestises at yL George s-in-thisarat. His own
opinion woe the IMO 1111 OM impressed by genera of this
lordship, .web, that both pieties were to him.. The
outrages in that elm& against the Bev. Mr. ll
welt
snmsl be utterly indehasibie ; but, cm the ether bandy
it
.dented leee thie Ka& though doubt-
ss seTmeisatiow ardor, press•do4
to the setremilly hle *MN and ee produced se
short 1111i111111a haw armatisforlissth at his ecedlot.
Them dleterfers• sere est of Mad observances which
Wire net rential M &via serrioo. In the letter which
the *obis ImM erpselle hot esel, it wee mid that these me-
nial/ aid set Air te sag tesesse ban those in a cathedral;
bet hi shell& wee set • rehears', and whet aathority bed
be to isiredase estheial ervises into • parish shank Ho
we pmerted that the a* way of bereft then
11=1.disterbress• S. • terrhelios ens Is subset
94
the arbilmilse of the bleep th•
It append that the periddemers were orsises for nob •
course. He hoped the rev. gentleman rode reeseebbr the
subject and agree to it abo, with a view of resterbe piece
to his perah. After the evergreens which the Eases bed
elicite4 he haped the noble lord would not pram his motion.
Lord CH RD thought that in fairness to the
Rev. Mr. Allen, whose chancier had been amnia by the
edge earl opposite—(Lord WET:LOW : " was girlie
right that the Bishop eil London should explain and viral-
ade not only that eentlerawi's conduct but hie own with re-
gerd to these tnosactionn The question was sot what was the
origin of theme unhappy scandals, nor were they called upon to
adjust the proportion of blame attachable to the different
parties. But his noble friend complained that sufficient
pewee and energy 62d not been displayed in putting down
time disturbeaces. They bad, however, no evidence to show
that if • different course of action had been pursued it
would have produced • better result. His noble friend
(Lord Wensleydale) bad said that the magistrates were too
lenient on some occasions when defendants were brought
before them. That was a very 'strong charge to make ,
serest magestreses without more information am to the
wanaleamm of the an, became there wee great difficulty in
Allman* evidence, and it was this want of evidence, and
perticalarly the want of proof of identity, that occasioned
the faders of charges duds description. He objected to
the notice, which, epitome& would be perfectly futae, and
he the noble krd after the expresnone:of feelingwhich
it had Galled forth, would consent to withdraw it.
Lead DUNGANNON hilly replied.
The motion wee thee withdrawn._

Attar a few words from LoniTsurros.
The lame adioaraed shortly after $ o'clock.

HOUSE OF 00)1M01113.—TuraDAT, Mar 22.
The SPEAKER took the chair at 4 o'clock.
PRIVATE BUIM.NEI3B.
The Lords' amendments to the following bills were con-
sidered and agreed to :—ShefEeld Water; Sirhowy Tram-
road ; and Tewkesbury, Upton-upon-Severn, and Malvern
Junction Railway;
The following bills were read a third time and passed :
Hereford, Hay, and Brecon Railway; Maidstone Water;
Vale of Clwyd Railway Extension ; and Wexford Free
Bridge ; Silt

PIISLIC BUSINESS.
THE TRANSPORT SERVICE.
Mr. LnirxsAy gave notice that un Tuesday, the !AI of
June, he would move for the app.intmeut of a select com-
mittee to inquire into the organisation and management of
those branches of the Admiralty, War-office, India-office,
and Emigration Board, by which the business of transport-
ing shipping, troops, convicts, emigrants, material, of war,
stores, and other similar services, were now performed,
with ti view to the adoption of some uniform system under
the authority of one consolidated and responsible depart-
ment.

THE LORDS AND THE PAPER DUTIES BILL
Lord PALMRRSTON— I rise, sir, to move the adjourn-
ment of the house on its rising to Thursday next, and I wish
at the same time to give notice that it is my intention on
Thursday to more that • committee be appointed to
OSAWILSO and inspect the journals of the House of Lords in
relation to say proceediage of that house on the bill for re-
pealing the sir3as duty upon paper made in the United
limgdom. (Hear.) I think it i. tkausible, likewise, that
that committee should be followed up by a commit*..to
monk for precediata, as it is important that the facts is
repaid to what bee passed should be ascertained, but her
Majesty's govern:mat disclaim any intention of taking any
step Mut would be calculated to place the two houses in •
state of hostility. (Load cheers.) I move that this house
at its rising do adjourn to Thera:lay nest. (Hear, hear.)
THE PRORATE OFFICES.
Sir J. SHELLEY rose to ask the First Commissioner of
Worts, when proper aecconmodation would be provided for
her Majesty's Court of Prolate, and what steps had
bees taken to acquire the property for which powers were
given miler the act of last 0411111/011, and for the purchase of
which • sum of 60,000 f. wan granted!
Mr. tXIWPER said that whilst a commission was sitting
apes the question of a contiguous site for all the courts of
law, it was net thought desirable to enter upon any expeudi•
tom in providing permanent accommodation for the Court
of Probate. There were two modes of providing temporary
aceommodatiou for the court. One was by. purchasing the
College of Advocates, and the other being same home
ea the other side of the way. He adopted the latter course,
both berme it was the most economical one by 20,000 f..
sad beemee is would give greater accommodation. The
diem el the mut eosadevml that five times the present
space would he suilleimit Rut the accommodation be pro-
.

Is provide would 0... p. thss tie rem* spi•
THE CONVICT ESTABLISHMENT 07 BERMUDA.
Lard NAAS, in calling attenti,m to the state of the am-
ulet enintilishment of Bermuda, said that nothing but a
Maas seem of the importance of the subject sad as no.
meek of applying a speedy remedy to what wee taking
Oise tire, would have inducal him to occupy the time of
ibe beam with it.