The Express.
London, England, 1858-03-25 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

Alter oar midhityasse,
Kr. DUNNING, in ieplyfagid, r the remotion
whirl the Vardar of Leeds (B:cotland) Act Amendment
Bill had met with was not such as he had anticipated, he
should not the second reading.
THE LATE RIOTS AT DUBLIN.
Mr. HATCHELL rose to more for copies of the report of
the Dublin Pollee Cononainsioners to the Chief or Under
Bseretary for Ireland ; of weareat enthorieing an inquiry by
the Solicitor-Osseral for Ireland and Mr. Stronge, J.P. ; sad
of Instruction (if any) to govern the inquiry.
Lord NAAS said that se the Atterney•Genrral for Ireland
was, be a near which was wail known, unable to be pr-
owt, lad wee la posserks of the whole of the facts of the
case,
oaprimps the bar genderen would cermet to pcetpor
the meti.

Mr. MiTCHILL Wt bound to we, se be nett Oct
hen amenity. If the Aticeney-fienerel wee et
the webbed the man and might oar to the homes ia
the. * reply te Ida remake [it was sow • quo*, to IL]
The hes. swam am ipeocesded to reoapitakte the leading
ken esenseesd wish the Trinity Collage Ada, se they have
haft published in the .
Led NAAS that Mr. Hainan should have
memos& to hi media in the unavoidable abeenoe of
the Allessey-Grawral for Ireland. H., however, made some
eharevalleas lajustilieseicia of the course which the govern-
neat
b had tan, awl ended that they now inesided that the
should tam pleas in a court o law, tu.WHITZSIDI, who had entered the hones while
Lord Nees ewe astieyr, entered upon a fan eaplanation
la relation he dr • , sad of the teeniest Mantles re-
pang the inn the inquiry, which to algid plsolplas
477,71'inseskALD et
beartag thet.this maw world be wrelptai bare a sow
*Minimal tribenal, a court of justice. He oasapimined
Ow ray pose nap ons on both sides; it would, how-
ever, tine out, he banned, that the greater injuries had
been seistaieed by the police, not by the students. Mbar
eoadesseng sinegly the mode of inquiry adopted in the
last hewn* by the Irish government, Mr. Fitzgerald ad-
verted to the flag which had succeeded the occurrence in
gassticia, or the 13th and the 17th of March, to their party
seed sectarian character, and to the absence of any inquiry
! into the proceediege.
Mr. BPOONER, waited Mr. Fitzgerald of having taken
as moral sad unjust course in the attack he bed tone
an the Irish embattles, when he knew that neither Lord
Noes sae Mr. Whiteside could iota address the tem& Ia
wee that they might do so be moved that the debate be
HY made a few temern wed
Mr. WHITESIDE • rather tart rail to Mr. Pitman!,
la whir& he vindicated hi. own 000daet to then pro-
COOAN lamented the occurrences referred to, which,
firm their seaman character, tended. he end, to mire
hefty which he had hoped had died out in Ireland.
Mr. VANCE denied that the occurrence oa the 12th of
Nardi had eaything of a party nap; it was merely as
ebullition of spirit on the pert el the indents of
the Uu , in CONjWIOOII with some Wenger&
Aker nine sparks by Sir D. NORRETB,
Mr. ITAJIIOPE apreseed hie regret that this dente
should heseadesa, ethos it had a tmdrea by the intone,
bon a nettiengure M pejudioe pestles who were to be
pet upoa their
Mr. FITIONNALD to what he tassel the pr-
oms' Timpani:lsm st lir. and with moms warmth
defended hie strisftee rem the proceedings of the Lrhh go-
veranet,whin ho einged with vacillation and wealinse.
Leal Nov bided that the course adopted by Mr.
Fitaegiii wee a net anent one ; that be should have
given mike el kis inemmbi attack upon the who* proosed-
ings air Irish gorerameat, and should have brought for-
went le aeries in a formal manner. He maietained that
peeseelen taken by the government had bean both pru-
dential ageosesfal, and Hut the propriety of their 111•11111111
to silks to the inquiry, adder the difficult circumstances
eftheasse, had been amply viedicated by Mr. Whiteside.
Me. SPOONER having withdrawn his motion to adjoura
Ike ashen the motion for a portion of the pipers was agreed
frisch
Oa, sod tie hone adjoamed at a few minutes before via