The Express.
London, England, 1860-03-23 00:00:00

(Meer. hear.) 7be bill was pie ns Tod mainly by the persons
who were inoetaciive in the pure tit of that *ed. They
led ,ironlit it forward, not of colon with the avowed In-
tention of injuring the established church, but with& perfect
knowing» f hat if parka meat upon such arguments am had been
wed should aisent to a measure of this detcnption there
would be ari apparent radian of the legulature to the
principle whi,ll they ...tight to introduce ; they felt that by
weakening if not the power at all asents the authority of
the chnrcii se es ustsmal establishment, parliament wont
keel • t.. th, argument of those who maid that there
eight o perfect equality between the ,;Lurch mad
tfi.• .• Such persons would, he said,
recant thi. supposing it to he prised, not as in the
demo valuable in itself, but as • step, and not as
immaterial one, to the authorising and isaatisalsi by pu-
ha., lit of Ilona principles whin new aseglilite !any out,
h,.: which Ise hoped their locandps woad gem Mort.
Tb• his. •.1 C, of HICHESTER Man ispelassrthat
there was it.-) sae other prelate (th Of lect
sent to our pert is that dieconkin. Be hod had
an on the wehtlect with any af
_rte
re* .ireoil trends • but in inald sot instils frne
Wit he hinueli tOottid Mot MOM to the Bernd again
Has 'nil. The santhlmniei whin hid the gre
with him in omen( M no that nal the ante earl
Earl of Dtrill had dwelt upon at ibe acerbates of lb
sesorh. who he referred to the avowed [ensile dpein
of Olen- disseutiag brethren to ono e 0 the 11.pertoolltito
trbi.h nught present themselves for altering the ebb sad
eoniEtims ..f the established ehurth, son to pima it
an a level with the In nets He
that there had Ina nothing in his canon nee
h• .34 first placed in the reeponsible peritks of
• hobon of the church of England which send
poti
rdm fy any one in innatieg to him an unfriendly brim
him tlmgbonen ; but he mod my that the
chip which mar of then sew avowed ins, in reality, a
darts int in; satire enstetution this khgeben, as by
kee swahlheLed, to church sad state ; sad If the bill wen
prawn to • thereon he should vote for the amendment.
Th. LORD CHANCELLOR thought the absence of him
omit reverend friend the Archbishop of Canteen/1=
at the Bishops .4 Inutile, °Vont, and Exeter,
that then: wo ie, very strong feeler" of =ion as
their part so the, hill. At one n
a dodo:if...a thin might hares en ascelearywa ;
hit, in his opinion, that wee not the ease sow.
sal be Lougiit clot all declarations which were anagemeary
•ho.:11 usi that ground be condemned. ((Hear, bear.)
another Loved J. Russell had dome wen, he Inbreed, is
propoong the repeal of • dechunes which wag amt
ni.orial. The limn ware is feet c.
nue of " bear. lissar")—sad he wan enunoc.d dial instead
of there heist more hostility to the church of sow
limn there was formerly, there never was a petted whim she
5i0,.1 in the affeetions of the people; and this fed-
towerd • her was no doubt in a pest degree owing to
lb liberality which she had ensadested, and to the removal
of any of Can ilumbilities that had natal spas disentirs.
Be soot confer that in his opinion tiers woe so pest
ingrains is the declaration it but as it was un-
ancinary. hr thought it akinall barunman
Alter • few wools from Lard NEZODIDALS,
Lord TEYNHAM replied.
Their looLhips then divided—
Fn the mond reeling.
tiolost it
The bill was aka nuy km.
El 'ICA& ACTS- AMENDMENT BILL.
Thin hill our Mil • third time &unhinged.
PAL'KET tiElitTiCE (TRANSFER OF (XINTRACTI3)
VONSOLIDATILD FUND (4.4:10,0001.) BILL
On the netun of the Dan of ARGYLL the., bal. were
seal a thinl tone and paned ; and several bills were read a
Arm tins,

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lsini Tr:I.:SHAY gave media► of his intaglios, on Mon-
day next, to present a number al petitiom in favour d
Pran!..,l suftair sail vote by ballot.
Tlieir lordships adjourned M a quarter put seven.

HOUSE OF COMMONB--ThrmiDAT, 31.4sca 22.
The SPIAILEI tore the chair at four o'clock.
PRIVATE BLIELNEIM.
The following hills were read a third time and ream.' :
Ob./lire M•lland Railway: Glossop and Marphq:ad;
lamdmi WWI North Weetera Railway (No. 1)• c New
ALUM sad Hayfield Junction Railwa); Midland way
(Hanna-upm.Trent Branches and Deviations); Midland
we (Row.leY and Ilushm Lint.); Mirteld Csaa: N..rth
anti& and Peehlea and .Yedlmrgh Railway Companies;
Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton and Severn Valley
Railways ; and Stockport and Woodley Junction Railway

NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
THE CONFESSIONAL
31r. DOWYER gave notice to more on Thursday neat for
Lave t., Lring m a bill to amend the law of evidenos re-
garding privileged conionmicatione in certain cases.

THIS =IAN ARMY.
Colonel SYKI pee way fur to mug% to salt
whether it woe Weeded ges tie votive aim d India
whoall be el...dished.

SHTP•BI'ILDIXO FOR THE NAVY.
Mr. JArICSON milked when the n.port relative to the
eon% .htp-Melding in the naval dorkyanlA would be ready •
amo when the bonne would again go :nto .apply on the navel
estinut.-.

Lord U. PAGE7' mid he had just laid on the table the
report is treaties. teat feared that it would not be quite
satisfactory to the bon. member, ea it was not quite an ex-
planatory as the Admiralty could wish. lie could nGt then
same a (ley fur the naval estimates.

THE REFORM BILL
Mr. GRIITITH asked whether it was intended tbst
voters at W. rent sad upwards, whose rates were now com•
poondsrl for by their landlords, should have the opportunity
at the next registration of qualifying themselves ex voters
by taking on themselves the payment of rates for the past
yew, tor alberwise as might he arranged to effect such
abCd .1. said he should consider whether a
dame might not be introduced into the Reform Bill to effect
tie object sought by the has. member.
CAM OF MARY CARTER.
Mr. LANIGAN wished to know whether the President
of the Poor-law Board could lay on the table copies of the
oder of removal male, and the ermainations taken by the
magistrates, and of the notice served or went by the Pow-
kw officials of St. Pancras to the Murk* Board of Guar-
dian, previous to the removal of the poor woman, Mary
Carter. to Ireland.

Mr. C. VILLIERS mid that a encrunissioner had been
directed to proceed to Merles in order to verify the state-
ment of the woman by deposition. He (Mr. Villiers) had
received the deposition that morning, and now, having the
oared document, be sac empowered to call on the directors
of st. Pancras to meet the statement: The hon. member
could either inspect the papers as the Poor.law-odloe, or
maght bans them by moving for their production.
IMPRESSED STAMP ON NEWSPAPERS.
Mr. VIVIT'ERN inked the Chancellor of the Escheiiier
ebethar the abolition of the stamp on nevmpapery would
apply to this .sett abroad, 11511 whether the latter wouLl be
charged at Use book rate of fourpsnoe.
The CHANCELLOR of Use EXCHEQUER hoped on
Monday to be able to bring in a bill containing all the new
regulations respecting the impressed stamp on sews-
Pat.Th•

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TIMBER DUTIES.
111 r. ADAM would be clad to know whether in case of
the repeal of the timber duties any drawback
would be allowed ois ship
:au the builders' hands, whether
beaded or In proses■ of bedd*r .• also, whether drawback
would he allowed on timber which bad paid the duty bat
bad net yet paned into ocareasption.
The CHANCILLOIR of the EXCHEQUER said there
was so intention of allkwriss drawback in either case.
wIIfiLICENCES.

In sower M Hr. ---
711* CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER hoped to be
skis to bring the nine licence cpeeetion forward to morrow
Rho
achy), after the Income tax resolution bad bete tho-
rne et:

WINE DRAWBACK.
In answer to Rir R. NOIIITIICOM
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER hoped that
day to by the tattle a dime belie Custom Duties Rip,
containing the regulations he preprool to make with ref►
rwrice to was drawback.
STATE Op NAPLES.
Loot J. RI.&SELL appealed to the bon. member for
Ylieloury to the motion of which he had given
alnico with to the affair. Nap's.. The noble lord
mote a +miler appiol to other bor. members who might
bar, Dotson es the paper, to .rater that the adjourned
dilate .et the Reform Bill might Mat once proceeded with
Mr. DCNCOMBE thought it moat dimmable that the
bow e .hould have an opportunity of esprensuig its °peaks
on the bummtable mate of Akin elated to be at prearnt
so-
rMing in Naples. However, he was well aware of the ice-
menw importance of the politisal gad etaniercial measures
is the paper, and should theteheit secede to the noble
kril'a regret. He trotted that the gable lord would not
▪ to its Prattww!way draft M tenninate the meet Mo.
ipmeefed eta. of thgpitiatie :wit existed in Naples.
/11111.
PAULL nee be ammo that OMNI of the day ci.lealit
tuba Ase.dmes of modem is Thouedaye tamed of
eneenhw, who spoke la • Teey low time oF7ti:,
wee woheateed le slats that he had been urged to seeks
this sissies by ba -amiss w be& dd. of the MEM
mot thinks(' wield net corneal to dm meant of the
no lewd_ for peespoosnepoL liforriag allnded to the mhos
of 111 r. Pewee% at the ormommesomi of the swim the
as member ISM that N the eedemloading
them came is had bevn observed, he meld von have
the quoit.. It had, however, broke*
rem eat ae irregular diecuodoes Wien ore=
been polonoted dogrel to "tett and mimed Apit, be
Nat be had ne alternoti. Lot to make tki whoa.
After arm dleremeoa, • •
Lard PALYINISTOH said he hugged leave to temind
bah meinteue that the goreouniest el the day, of Whatever
=might be oimpioed, had so Aber hest than to
the brommelima of pulite - With regard to
Nip peugood at the has. umemobeir be moil eel, suggest that
• N each a ;mottos weekepee=l shoeill be ooesietwed
seenlysoaa experheolekeedhe totheemaiciain which
E vow adopted. He wee hinwo,.:ened to the mottos r biii
sight how Merl (Mr. 800 • es he thought it wee
ioeopoheot to =Myhre with right which private newe-
-1 lees pawned. um the notion fat adoneramot aaiil
ante intermi llooday
empress Wit. r o
Hear, beset
woe subjects el poming sadJ. ennie.
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The mothia was thee negatived withost a division.

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