The Express.
London, England, 1860-02-07 00:00:00

LONDON, TUESDAY EVENINd, AgBRUA.ItY 7, 1860.

IMPERIAL PAUL lAMKN't.

HOUSE OF LORDB.—MONDAY, Fes. 6.

II ch no Lowy aciaciu.oa Soak lb wog on this woolsack at
aek.

JOIMIT STOCK COMPANIES.
The LORD CHANCELLOR laid ea the takes a bfil for
somadiag the law rebates to the whale up of joint stock
eteupsaise. The bill, It• said, was the sear as that ',Wok
they soot down to the other beams of parliament lae=,
It sae cons,lidated all the este of perikwasst es the

COUNTY COERTS
Lord BROUGHAM, to moving ter or., Marna con-
neend with county courts, celled equities to the great &-
wore widelt had taken place In the humbug et those coot&
B. lannied dist the jurisdiction of these aorta amid
he =Airy*, not only by enabling them to deal with Nuns of
ems then dot., but that they would oleo hare conferred on
lien on equity jurisdiction.

THE VOLUNTEER RIFLE CORPS.
L answer io sours questions from Lord Vivo.; which
11•111 baud ble in the watery,
The ierl of RIPON mid ire Ilajesty'•
oPprocisted the parries ot those who come for-
ward and volunteered their review' in rine corps. sod tae
mom so, beams they bed done Ws net under the tame-
diets of woe or reperthie invades. bet hid dm
It sad deblimeedy with • view to supple-
ment des Miner of the eriestry. limy of the
weele tart lied Ma Enna hod, he nedsesiosd, within
the ler few ma,* by ~Mt albedo. le Milt, uttered
Nadi a *es el dibigasy NB SO baww Muni with surprise
may WNW, or who had lade them Et barred etas
spirit weeested them al He believed that the
scenes- thet bed been tabs, end that wen eoatatoplated
by goweemelet, were wades; end that they were the My
mama that tens cendsteet with the drearier sad prim-
al* of the form whisk bed be,. formed. Be there mesas
they hoped they would °resales • force which would enable
Jana to melee she moiler Wraps hes, led which would, la •
short spore el time, be well able te prions most importair
maims.

The Earl of ELLENBOROUGH retherhed that no reply
W bona Oral with Mimeo le the pversibiat finding
thtll sergesatt.
Lord W ENELZYDALE aid he hod awed laths volun-
teers 60 yearn age, sad he waggiremethig the kiereation of a
carp in hie neighbourhood, bat it was a greet tax on them
to pay the drill serpents.
Than Earl of RIPON said it wan not at present in contem-
I plain that government should pay the drill sergeants, but
ems slips had been taken to 6 ilitate the drilling of the
thrys. It had been determined to allow sergeants of the line,
with the consent of the Commander-in-Chief and of the
Ihmstary of State for War, to allow sergeants of the his
weft with volunteer corps to count me month for pension
le tyre isostbe In the lbws, is the was masher as Ewa dis-
hes the Nee thaned whew nimbi in the militia,
eatder Ohmethader-th-Chliellsootalemplated eerie& other
arrsegintwais which would facilitate the employment of
eirgesate belesaing to the has.
COURT OF CHANCERY BILL.
Ow the motion of the Loan CIAMICRIJAII this bill was
read • aessed time.
THE TREATY WITH FRANCE.

The Sari of DONOUGHNORE said the greatest possible
'misty existed amongst conamereial men to know the tense
of the treaty which bad lately been entered into by her Majesty
with the Emperor des French. The treaty wee reeled
ea Saturday last, and was to have beta brought before the
other ham that eyeing with the budget, but an unfortu-
nate elmainstaaes lad prevented the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer making Ids aneacial statement. He (the noble earl)
however could not see why that circumstance should prevent
the latroduotion of the treaty, sad he hoped the noble
earl opposite (Earl Grenville) would not object
to lay it on their lordship' taSle. But if
say MOM did exist for the non-production of the treaty at
present, which he confessed be did not se, perhaps the
noble earl would state whether the summary of the treaty
whisk had ►ppeared in L'hosilprodenee Belge, and been re-
pahlighed by some London journals, gave, on the whole, a
fair sad correct representation of Its provisions.
Nei GRANVILLE complained of the Inconvenience
erisiag from quake of this nature being pat without no-
de semi said the Sae noble earl bat only given notice of
lie twee that afternoon he would no doubt have been
able to give him a satisfactory answer. As be had not ems
halpeidarbos Bulge, in which an account of the treaty wee
pelblished, he we utterly unable to say whether the account
wee tee or false. The reason for the delay In not producieg
the treaty was very obvious, ss it was desirable that it should
be explained skies with the budget.
The Earl of DERBY could not acquiesce in the &Writ's
that it wee neesmuy to postpone the Introduction of en
Important epee because the Chancellor of the Exchequer
was usable to make his financial statement. No doubt if it
were produced beforehand it would take off the gloss from &
portion of the facia which the right bon. gentleman had to
mese but the public advantage in reference to the dia-
-1
tussles upon the budget Itself, ea well as the state of public
stein generally, were in favour of having as important a
treaty laid on the table at the subset possible period,
is order that them might be ample time for the fullest cot -
eldenstion of it in ell its beerinp—financiad, oommercial,
end political. He therefore hoped that if the treaty were in
the possession of the government they would not welt until
the budget was brought forward before making it known to
their lordships.

NM OItiNVILLE wild, however desirable it might be
het the treaty should be oussidered without delay, not only
in Ma sommeircial but is its political aspect, it was also
eihndp say desirable that the public s►ould be enabled to
judo el all the (sets laid bows Mesa at one sad the wine
tine.

Laid MONTRAGLE thought that whatever Informed=
they got with regard to tte treaty should be completer
sad art la a shape which would only puzzle sad milked.
The subject then dropped.
THIS DISTURBANCES AT ST. GEOROZ'S-IN-THZ-

EAST.
The La of DERBY said he hoped that by to-morrow
(this day) the noble earl opposite would be prepared to Mate
whether the government wen about to tab any sad what
=ourtlin purpose of putting • stop to those disgracefal
had takes pleo% Bea* after Sunday,
lirr asonsiderable tins, is the church of Bt. Georges-ia-the-
Bast. (Hear, heir.) TIM sasses which had occurred there
tee • disgrace to say civilised country, and whatever error
OD the part of the clergyman, they bad now arrived at •
paler when they could as be overlooked by the goveranisat.
He would therefore ask his noble friend, without say inten-
tion to Overlie to a discussion, whether, if the law were found
insufficient to meet the evil, the government would apply to
parliament for idditional powers ?
Lord BROUGHAM said he quite urged with his noble
friend as to the absolute nemerty for min effective remedy
for this weekly animate; and he bagged that it would be
dietinctly understood out of doors that the question 'apatite,
down this noileacce—this disgraceful nuilanoe—had nothing
whatever to do with those errors, be they errors or not, nut of
which the diaturbeame Mak Be the clergyman ever so
smelt in the wrong, and he did not say he was in the wrong
at itik it was not ea atom of nonce, or eves an extenuation,
hr these erendeloos estrages. (Hear, hear.)
The 'abject this dropped.
Their lordships akeersisd at 6 o'clock.

HOUBR OF COMMONB.—MONDAT, Fan. 6.
The Braartzi took tits Glair at • quarter before four
•'desk.

PRIVATE BUSINESS.
The frOwelog bills ware read • mooed Caw —Bedford
and Cambridge Boitwoy; Brighton Improvement; Bu. kiey
Onser• Qua, (Flintabirs) ROwaY; Caanock Chase
Miran Chard Railway; Rly Valley Raliway ; Epping
Italwaye (Thentstrir latenaina); Galway Batboy; ()Lwow
Cerparatlea Water; Hades Careoratioe end Boroaah
• Liakeeed and Cannon Railway ; L-nd et,
ind Dever Railway (Metropolitan Ixtesadiesa);
Lower Kifelhierry-tea!• Nen sad Beady Fisheries ;
ikwurshawk. Army, s.d Wane Railway ; South Lambs
ReMwey (No. I); Thule Fislawlea; Winfred, Rialramar
ward, sad talwide Railway ; Want Cork Railway.; West
Reasanet Railway; Wigan Water ; and Winborse, Waster,
and Bleadiord Yoram Road Bills.

POSTPONEMENT OF THB FINANCIAL
STATEMENT.

Lard PALMER TON remand said—Sh, I am animas
at %kin the ashen opportunity, if I of do on with the
ishigemee of the itenes,of statist the muse of bedew* with
reiprd to the Ilnowidnatesesat. The knee is probably aware
that, owing hike melortmeho bilopeallioa of my right boa
Mind th. Chnimiler oldie isehegete, he Is amble to bri.
hrwerd to-eight the lbseelel dateeent, as he ►id latmadel
Is de. I ►ere good reason for bs and believing that an
Friday meat in will be to eafiliket.hasitit to make the stele-
anal T'be statement is one white meet of muse involve a
einklerabis tenth of epee* mad It is desirable that he
elisaidi have the intervel ties We day to that la eider Is
myna hie power of gang thiessit the task. I 'Asa an
then/err, air, hare camel= is ask the hems to &poet Ann
the met ewes of beim ea Thuds,. Bet an Friley,
which it Gm tom MEM Os Far di* bra. Maid, I Ind,

r win to ablo to sat the ettiotooot ; and I sow bog to give
1 nodes as hie behalf for that day.

TEE COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH FRANCE.
24r. DISELARLI sekl—EM, I am sure we must all hear
with universal levet the woo of the delay—(hear, bear);
bat Will tas ale* lord allow me to inquire whedtar the
venewerMal troy with tansy if padded, will be laid es
the table of the bowie before the statement of P'ridsy
asslT Maim kw.)
Lord PALMERSTON-8M I believe my noble hind
the lioarstesy of &Meier Foreign Affairs Mende to lay It
oa the tabbies ArMay. (Cries of "Ok I")
Mr. RAITEM—Wban does the noble lord intend to take
tk• alloessin as tlis Sesaski Matamit

Lied PALMERSTON-117 right boa. friend will mats
tbe detiesent on Friday, and will than take the pkinense al
the lase es to the day on wbleb the disunion shall blow.
PACKET AND TRLEGLAPHIC COWII/ACTS.
CL. VERNON, who bed co the paw • adage to
eallarailttratien ot tb. haw to the roped at the eleweitiee
la Weil osd ,degrephie oentreets,s nodes that eoe-
ounesee ot the Winced= ot t hem. gedienan the
Claudia. st the Rzeieriese be Se make
wild& deed is Ms nom kr to.nensow ( day).
SUMOURID AMNEXATfON_OF SAVOY AND

/fief TO liinZi.

Mr. LINGLAI4I pre notice that se Temesisy, the 14th
hest. he deoeld mom that an humble Widnes be pesemend
bar Illiawiratrayft fir lime pefteillapat esplossreirr
enlivening* between hsebisjeety's sesensamat sad these
If the Ismer d the Fnerie and of the =hit of BadWs
with newt to the proposal for the easexaden of Savoy sad
Nice ere the empire of Freese ; ent eJso *melee woof cell
attention to the sweet eiseipmenent sense the peels dolma&
slimed to bays We filtered into between the Emperor of
the Froth sad the Vag d Illardinfa.