The Express.
London, England, 1858-06-09 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OP LORD.—TuraDay, Juxa 8.
The 6
eakek. Laan CIANCILLOR took kis mat mthe woks* at

COLONISATION IN INDIA.
The Rai of ALBEMARL S per make thee on Noe-
day, the 21st he amid awe that there be laid ra the
table the first'
ort of the 'shot eeenaittes of Watt
hoar* of parliament on ookedeadca India, mad that he
should at that Una cell the mtleatkin of the house to the vast
importance of an extensive eettienamit of British•born subjects
to India ; and that he amid advert at the mine time to the
moan oletecles which were at present interposed to mocha set-
Ilsenent.

STAMP DUTY ON PASSPORTS BILL.
This bill wee read • third time and pared.
THE CIVIL SERVICE.
Lard LYTTELTON wished to ask the noble earl at the
heed of the dnermat whether It was intended to carry
en foram mhos ef eseigellthe acumination for up-
the skit serviesof2S, hear.)
The End of DERBY, In to the question of
the noble iced, said he be did net think
that every derk in public idiom should be ap-
pointed upon the of way umber el
pelocas. It wee due to the haaia at the Dane depart-
ments to give them the opportunity of ideating freen their
Ilia web proem se they eanthisred most likely to be aas.
geteilles aeon. (Hier.) He believed it was it
arsheepleties to ellerrorma in some respect, ee the •
member of lest be rested* to the camped-
lieu Re the c=t shone be snowed se ample, he mew
sal ; est be thought It wale he meth Misr to pat up tares
or tem eller te Sr empathise el these err list number
.sit,a=lllatnt
Treeth geeme.dra. ampliteis he
SO .) hesdkindlea of the
ld be diregled ft the operation el the system,PlZlsTobt
=would be made as experience Edge prove bbe dr
(ff .)
Bei CIaVILLE did not Wok the sable ked vie bed
, Washout the seliset had ray red grand he eseeshe the
1 We gemenneint et the resemiendstiess if the
Reno et the lee debate the Clew
eollt of the epee to Me limited enema{
of competition then in sad the remiss,wee allowed to
rest ea that undermemeng. The wee one of on-
siderable importeace, and there he no hens ink=
/lowly to week ; as far as We ageism went he
that the emigres of all the diem was in favour dee
meow He coesidered probstfoo a meet important water,
he it was desirable to test the morel qualities of candidates as
well se their intellectual qualities. (Hear, hear.) On the
whole be believed the system had welded well. (Hear.)
The Earl of ELLENBOROUGH mid Ike competition for
ladian appointmenta took place ender sot of perlimnatt.
He hid made inquiries into tbs ender
the aroma, and
maid not say that the reset lesd bee very favourable.
Alter the arrival of severe at the who in led* their can-
dle* had not been very cornet, for they thought they had
reeding further to do the to egkey thamelves, and occupy
their lucrative situations. (Hear, hear.) He had written to
lard Caeung, requessimg bead home a report se to the
epasteerative efficiency mil oompeteacy oldie parties formerly
employed, and of those who hid bee ender ma-
th, examination. Whilst adrvowLp to hens a good
goveranseat for India, we mitt to tabs mire not to sad out
persons of interior chersesr, hr ao improvement in *elms
ot governmant;oonid compeases Ow the saischieh Legg
fins such appointments. (Haw, beer.)
Ilse GREY had heard with greet iellifection the remarks
of the ioble earl at the bead of the mutt, and fully
recognised the importance of cautiously in this
matter.

Lord WODEROUSE agreed thee It would be desirable to
Inquire into the result of the prownt system, but did not
k there wee anything to hinder the country from looking
Ibrward to Its eitsuaion.

LoTtiiillsllllDlLL:firiald that in military matters almost
so much web done by the body as by the head—(laughter)—
and in order Winks whether a mon was able to ride, he did
not think mytiMg would be better than a competitive ma-
minstion mercies country. (Laughter.)
Misr a few words from Lord LrrretvoN in reply, the
anklet droliwd•

THE SLAVE TRADE.
The Bishop of OXFORD gave notice that on Timidity
be proposed to present a petition from Jamaica touching the
Spanish slam trade, and intended to oil the attention of their
lordships to the subject.
Lord BROUGHAM rejoiced :that his right rev. friend
bed takes up the question, and trusted that her Majesty'.
govereineat would by all podeible means urge on the Elpakish
goverecoeat the duty of effecting what by treaty it was boned
to effect, as well
the by e M
t very prple o
prof honour es of
Jolla;
bseMM spa of are trade—by hibiting,
tusily prohibitteg, the corruption of the goverment and
the fuecticsartse ender whose corruption the slam bads
flourished. (Haar, bear.)
THE RIGHT Or SEARCH. •
The Bari of CLARENDON Melted to salt his sable Mimi
opposite whether be meld give any lakemenles whisk mesh(
tand to allay the staltment width hod sailed an* the
Set few days with relbresos to ash& allsgsd=4llll1as
the part at ens an, and the pegmatite. wise said
to have Jima talus lsy the Mita Salsa to pat an end to
sets which they Masi apes as egnieslest to the right of
march, which had newt then seesethil by the United States,and wa• looked wen by asentry
Insult. He helimed sadist was panthat*
Mewsas alt
hoped
erten' az peels alainsmie sad the shim* of sees ow-
reigenisme shish hed hen hid Win Congress by the
,
Parifaat sad thenhas me led se aims of judging bew
he me anis= led eseenSed thsk instestione. He hid se
MM, It lab whim Mend had TIONMIIi my informatics, tint
he we hy ken the table—and would state wbet any
awe etelsont themetiass bed been sent oat then the.
weer shish ear aims had hem wag. He did net thith
they were antheetesil In thing what they wee niptelei es
have time, had If they bed messied desk Melesetloss and ex-
hibited es ever maws* of use{, lbw wedd be so thilesity
in esplandag the maw. This we. $ genstion en wit&
great fathomless send be snedeed by bath ge-
lIIIIIMIIItS. (Hm) Ha was sanissed that the UMW
ahem gomenmist hod se denire
at
szemd the slam
Ent esald set is essamisi that the United Meese tag
bed, In the lest two moos, less mid as • cower he the
elms hada, and that Met bads bad bees mauled a, en the
meet of Attie, by verde ender the Anseiss fag t and
that Mktg so, he Ed not me hew the otheashir of mods
was to be assimthemi ashes mane sees lam by whisk It
mild be known whether they wee welly mike maw a ner
Semi lag. That right hot loth eameded by ell =dam
natives, and sinless it wee se asmsad ell Ids& of pbefael
tresseatiam might be curial en, nil them who hod been
designated " hurnani resorts heeled' wants mnry es their
rittions with impuniitiLtirt the meth at IllM111134b•
right of a veal wawa=
ender the fag wee a vsty
sad no ethos commending a endear meld minds, tied*
of amok whatever his enepliess might MOM he hid ems,
W that a vend Ina re* en Arowlem. We to Ste
sentry were as prod me the Asksienne of the heist of
war dm, and as determine( to pelmet tt whestems prelsetion
meld be lawfully claimed end Isgleinstely given. Bat
we should the Mom of or flog Stabbed, if it
was used es sew sides' lenmeolkss • sad se des hem
*eating to say Moan, power assertatt if my mod
serryiss the Butte lag we swaged in traaaaatkes,
we shod& be ohlipil le that pews; la caw of suspithm. to
seourtain whether it was pesporly sesonwel. H. did not
Welt that the Amebas winsome would differ beret us on
Out point, and be amid set het hsp that if the meette was
mandated by both gememssthe is a friendly mkt some
understanding wail be semi to en the subject. He begged
to ask his noble MM tf then bad bun lately any mama-
nication on the egged bonen bee Majeety's goverment
and the. gormand of the United &atm, and whether
there
entsteined was anything to justify the apprehmudems which were

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--Fee dm third reeding
For Um massflumut
Tits resit was melded with some silmati
TM IS was thou passed.
TV booms, at a quarter to four swirl Its sitting.
Tim house resumed at 6 o'closk.
INDIAN LEG DILATION.

Mr. W. from tb
misrehanta, bankers, sad neaof the elty of
eating for the present an Isskihikea OR the ea= ITy
and praying the house to impend the further consideration
of the lusetton until a future session.

LAW OF LUNATICS.
Mr. TITE gave notice to move, on the 22nd, the appoint.
mint of a select committee to inquire into the law of lunatics
under the care of the Court of Chancery.

MR. HOWARD AT FLORENCE.

Mr. Wliiii,.sk;dWh;tK; tierecenily•;ppoi;ted minister
to Tuscany had perrirlos to leave his post, and under what
peculiar dreamier's= that geriensan last Flores°, without
presenting hie medenthdelk—alee, whelks, there wee any pro-
spect of the ressormintlea of the mint easamiltes of 1860
to discontinue, Ws darken being nimbi fate elect T Hs
observed that the hniverof the esesiry, and the credit of
the diplomatic ladend him to WE this question.
Mr. S. FITZ° rid that the terms of the first part
of the quarrels= seerodyapplkabie to the occurrences that
had taken piers H. wind If the reartly appointed minister
to Tummy had had permission is have hie pan.
The fact wee that Lewd Nernianby bed never posemind his
letters of reed, nor had Mr. Howard Id= pornsioa el the
new appointment. The term mod by the lodon.unthemn
would make it ewes thet ems breech of bad
taken plena. Le to the psesllsw cireamennate which
Mr. Howard left Themee without presendig Ide mien-
tials, he sa:raidezr Melo Oat Mr. Hawed bid node his
health the et his sudden resignation of the appoint-
ment ; hemedel te Lord lakeralsay
eatid-
crea in referee, Is his health, showing that the MOM was
not without good greesde. As to the weriainullitioa of
the select committee el 1860 for the dimminnom of the
mission, it was not is the artemplaties it the gewrament
to make any alteration in that reps= The_ report of the
select committee, was cerefoll- eossidleesl by lied Pithier-
' roc when he was at the ,• sad though be had
made many important is tellstree Isms Aka,
fork tervios, he itaot not *nett It Wobble to ado that
nitration ; and re loliavod dam boa goothona bad expressed
his entire eatieselion will what the Dab hid had dons.

The Ear I of MALMESBURY—I am extremely glad
Nat way noble Mead les put this ymotion, and that be has
peeilased it with the very judicious lingaap which be has
and. It i• •my peed advantege that en eminent member
el the oppositkm, at • ammat ofallemay between this and
say ether country, &oath the In the plata and utter
mesis such as lam hem jute dammed by my noble friend
mirth& I sea not in a position le give to the house any
mowlebod Mkomedio• as ark sableol. Up to the pre-
sume deal ma min i• pommedos of el parte statements put
hewed the Awoken If the ctronmetances
ms ham reedy tam piece as they
Mrs hem by the Amok= government, certainly
Me Itejesty's goverment Mil not be prepared to
/shad or to justify the sots In question. Although
there has no doubt been • great desl of e
tiro, I confess that some of the sots oommingarre-
not sack as can be justified by international law,
orialobgsai treaty between this country and America. I m
that on one occasion • body of men was landed on
the comet of Cuba, from one of our ships of war. Of course,
however, this is • Spanish gamins, and osa only be men-
tioned incidentally in reference to the American question.
Then nee been also ocasidevable annoyance given to Ame-
rican traders at the Havana by a system of web:t-
han.= on the part of our cruisms, which wee:,;„ 1
the cargoes that are taken out and 'taken in, toed Siert:lW
• system of surveillance and er-oLnage upon chose
reembi, and when they quit Mo. eft are in the habit of fol-
lowing them andchasing ikem it MC A great many Ame-
nc", shiPs, in lb* Go :. have alio been brought to end
"I'C'"l,. A have, '.ot the least idea if the facts as Meted are
correct, but Inle% statements have been made; NM your
lordships lower that such acts neither internalicesl law nor
the treaty et 1142 mu juMfy. Dot I agree with my noble
lile:41 that it is also tree that the Amidst& flog ham been
''.r.atently prostituted to cover Vie dam treat sad ether
1 illegal •M ; sad It is thalrethe that eine esreement should
be come to between the Owe
his mille • why to • am-
end oaderamdA: la e premahlezto be token by
alms in both minalfol, ki to meortas the
reol Blakeman of vends, milk the samara dry Amid
Est loolladmokurabiame. lb OM OM I Ism abustia

LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 9, 1858.

the alkation of the American government, and in a
conversation width i had with the minister of that oonDy
this swabs, there was no great difference of opinion between
as. Aker that convereati.m, and after the despatch written to
Laid Metier sag the limn; Won. which lure been mint oat to
do dame Wasting to the squadron in thole sew, ao acts of
Ibis kind stated, it they an troll, an likely to be repeated.
Thlethig end hoping, fe tbe meanwhile, um so saon sets
will be committed, I believe ilea% as soma es Os oonvereatisa
wit* has taken piece gate ma' to &Niko. Ibis fitimatil
be under no ep that Aire cam be any
of the albe o. Thiel has is WI happily
the two countries. • (Kim, her.).
iZrae lad of HARDWICK It aski, teeetee. ee to the
navel pert of the subject, that Mee td
doss d inquiring into the nations& 7of a mem had
beta dearly laid doers, and if there lad been any exam of
those Inentiotione It ow against the dkvottoo that Ito talitot
wee le to
those given to any In coodastima the Vitittkelis
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HOUSE OF 0011MONE—TheADAY, Anti 8.
CHURCH-RATES ABOLITION BILL.
(Continued from yesterday's injwins.) ,
Et. BALL thot that If the church, Mena risiteadbm
fir ollt coblidblldera. would Hs* eve lit
tt
=or Ina to the people ea how she wood be regmbed
with more reepest, ri mild be Nomad oldie a torsi i
leam mend of used. Be Masi tone einerchreelt ma
dielenten welltina_sthe W ads in the tame et true religion.
Kr. thentary WALPOLE speed to most of what Imel
MINI NMI 61 II& bon.
hid nth
J. Gethisco), bat be
was seepied to IM that he had nth staved at a eancluelim
edemas le the bOL (Bear. The wheaten principle wee no
&MO Idiekebk that velem, bat it weld never
i.e.. %meth! new isithillikin
end dial glideled ' telmly dm idles of
ritual insermlep end emeht lon wild 'Mem
brought to the duet 'Mem ill= .) Re
!listed, theedele. the Wm, Idled el leplei le pt a
' wend sem le end a Edam es
woM emeileter dt Lords sod Si estotary that while
thee bode wee din to Met the limilles he a hie sod
veremelds mime 8 wee era megeopC he lie heatot the
to abate the mem by whielksect tide
Mass=l=ea tom doe
mmem end the Wo
brleld bod
ds, el to their
ail onliin
Mr. AMMON theught time edit be no sompromatee
2= melba. Om plod* el the MI Wee the totel
et the tied el a erderhy M boy men the minorlty
a nee iv the rapped et any petleder MIS of religious
belief. the maim of whim to which church
rates bed bed *me seemed to to very Utile 41111-
ashy* mmbleg the Fled* to the oesermietten
elierli bad if say were expelineed It
mid be der alumbeten beredke ko befog formed seamen
fir de mese et podding passremeily The beet dim the
bode obeli new do we 61 the MR as it Med. (flier.)
Er. GLADSTONE mil that if then wee Main= of
=amongst those whet wen levetatehle te shwa rates,
wee ea equal ddilmacedeau= thees who sought
their abolition. The In the men of Ws
debate, especially by Va.. Wad he drew of the bill
(1r J. Trelawny), and the hen. metabor kr OlOom (11r.
W. J. Pox), eaoodsgsi him te bops that mew kreemble
cdronmstaness they milt eves new rave et some setbdao-
eery erreepotset. Bet dm Mimed jest MAO by the bon.
gent/eman Mr. Ammo) es to whet be easorind to be the
cacao's of the bill Wei a "Kai important thelantion. If
the* were trite, it would be pod for a groat deal mere than
foe church rates. (Chews.) If they Malaga the hon.
gentlemin's argument se to church rates, how could they
justify tithes f (Hear, hear.) There was al the difference
nt the world between among the question with a simple de-
sire to remedy practical grievances, and with a wish to fight
the battle of ea establishment under the cover of church
rates. (Cheery) The diecusions which had taken place
must hive tended ready to remove misconceptions. It was
very common out of doors to hear the law of church rates de-
signated se • law telex dkeenten for the benefit of the church
—but that wee a destrine that amid hardly be advanoed in
that home The het was, the right of the church to levy
rams hose diameters was Molly worth maintaining, mid ever
since the pommel d Sir W. Pew Wood, to exempt M.
masa, he bed nem scrupled to theism himself in favour of
that tuarepetem. (Ilder, Mr.) If dkeeeten were taxed for
the beer& ot *Kok, It web by the ant
of themeless, in
retusig Irbil* iiii been male for letting
ealegsmal
them tree. abeam) right hen. Mend (Sir J-.
Orahmetru=sememed, in the objections he
hit to .. ' amenters. was it branding • dim-
mest to Net as did be mast (Loud cries of
" Her, hem") 11. (Mr. Gladdens) did not think it was
beeadlaran to cell: him an Englishman ; or •
Idb" m some pan
AIMS) 1101=11 time, It the
Merahr did not wieh to be deelmZeis ass,a
he (Mr. Gladstone) wee lot =M so to oe hint ; and
he would quite admit that there ware mem they should
not seek to widen the belook between ohm* end dbeentera.
The AM egret of the bill would be to burden the
elegy. (Hoer, her.) 1n some beton= it would alto-
the Moons of the Weider. In the one of
Poplar the
bof the
hich ioonseMstgu wee regulated by a toed
sot ot peelment, y wbe weeguaranteed a pend
of 450 L a yew, which was madly derived from church rates.
Surely the hon. gentlemen eagle to have inserted a clause
saving vested intermits. (Hoer, bear.) Already the vestry
bed power, ifs =Mirky
Wised. to disputes with church
sass ; and it had the power to &set OM eppßoation of the
.memegyif it greeted the rate. It wadi be easy to devise s
elwhich iedieldesb who °dada le dm& rates might
astapted, and in that way a satiehrthery settlement might
M melted at. ButdiViderwould mot meths et a sadateotory
seetimmt It Monniseil that Mord rein should
be Added. Ralf, .) The bowers d the her.
here (8k J. ) ememeged lin to hope that a
tilipt
selleihdrey mama be devised. Meer, bow.) He
(Mr. Oledeleme) that the time bed ems when this
bill should posed emir pleas where, It was ad MOM-
stitnilosal at esy, an sesembly of the pealed kindloode in
Inghod weed hem to deal with a mem, that
=lto memo km them end km their pas-
ra ansimit mid hereditary tax upon their pro-
E( Hear, bear.) It was possible that this house
have te Neese Its oonslderation of this bill ; and he
e doubt that if, instead of taking apizrigid, end a
view of the question they • it in a owe-
fimirit (. they would strive at at a satisfactory
Cheers.)
the I. TB (
LAWNY having briefly replied, the house
Mild—

begged to ask whether certain facts stated
Is th, public ppaappaasn were true—namely, that Mr. Howard
tad asked an andieecs for the parpres of presenting hie me-
flannels ; that the grand duke and duchess had nada ar-
rangements to receive him and Whig out of town at the
time,had come to town for the purpose; • end that, is short,
the whole court had been put to inoonverdeace for the w-
pm, of gtving audience to Mr. Howard. It was farther
stated that the day before he was to have had audience, Mr.
Howard went home, and thus MI the ilk000•1161i161111 which
the grand duke wee pat to was entirely thrown away. Hs
wished to salt If these bete were true, and if so, what
apology or eoperetka had been made, or was gulag to be
me, the the grand duke?
Hr. E. FITZGERALD said he had before mcpresesd a
wish that maim ebseld be given of queolicree of this native.
(Hear, hear. ) He hal an beeithilie of the dressiest:a
Meted as by the Mo. geadeares; bet II be thee& it
esteelety, he meek* mew kb quietism eeelher
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