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

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—FRI DAT, MARCH 2.
TAO WILD CMANCILLOI toot him Mat OM UN 11,0011104 11
eiiadt.

@A VOT.
Lord WODEHOUIE dui on %stair the rersrpottienr
More to the propossd erasures of Barmy; also the
seventh report of the Committee of Cciesoil at Bdacalint.
THB LITURGY.
Vracouat DUNGANNON presort •petitioo against the
elterstria if Or Liturgy from the steal
rarefy of Cbeeter-
k-sit.vt, Dare, ingard by $OOO perms. He observed
the! lb. queries woe Q 66 of very serials Importance, and he
16461 Otve the de "set orelderatiou would be givrs to it.
Ii arrilied sorb tMs quake they ware traria( ott very
owl very A:prry ground. He regretted that the
istattrr b id imit radar forward at all ; but he trusted it
L, J. a!t callously, and that than woad be a
lu'l eit-adatioe of their hodahlpe when L'ird Eoary brought
forward his Lin•leii. H. Iripsl that the amble lord would
give a. e.tw nvi e r poseible of the tame of hi. motion.
Lord EBU itY was undrrato d to eay that be .boald bring
framed hie to rtia bebie Easier, and would save duo sotto@
rd Y. tans.. He dil nn CoecUr in lb. star," of the pett•
timer. as to the nary of lb. aural hoiog data yeti.
TUB THOMANRY.

De Games to the R ,e 1 o 1 p0w1,,,
Tee lisel DE GRIT sad RIPON mid it wee not the
lvlitettei 4 lam Maj....fa inv.', fa; nt to coil olt the liar
many this yr.., 1-.ner r pa:recent dory .r for exercide.
Bit to c nil Doi telp thintine that the emech of the noble
earl we. h lea•e 1 by the t let the ip.i.,rnment were ani-
or Iby hogi.itir to the ; e usury corr. but nothing wee
further tram the f,aling of tar Itleyety's government.
Tee E e CORK wag glad to hey rhea govk ruttiest had
not taken sty dislike to th• yeomanry forms. bat in cones-
qestai•t of their no: being called out in 1857, great doubts
were tweet deed whether the yeasmary were not speedily to
he pat an end to. That kelt*, still prevailed to • Fred ex-
tent, owing to the esraitlialstesor of the new ride corps.
Tee Earl of MALIIIESIIC HY observed that from the
remarks of the dainguisted bosky officer opposite, it wee
plain that tar m wen:tots of the government bed not been so
popular amount their Ledatepe as they bad been in mother
place. lie thought the government had heat guilty of a
airy reri nit Weak* in nit calling out the yeomanry faros,
and h. q at• agreed irth what bad Wks from the noble eel
oppoiltY, with re,mrl to their arme. Bat that was only one
of the fi-sr coneeq f what he mast call the extraordi-
nary , .4-are which the Chancel' .r of the Eachequer had
d IlkoNt)r.l, is dieting at everything which weld coatribut•
to the ; uh!i finances of the country. Owing to the courtesy
of the o her house of parliament he (the Kul of Male...buy)
led barn present daring the Chanoelkr of the Exebequeee
speech, and had thou heard one of the most eloquent
statements Viet perhaps had ever bees sods
is that haute. He could no. do better than In
en ri -osi!on which bid beta employed by the Chnoilor of
the lixthequer himself when be spoke of the " and eleren"
cyti.4 by 'poop og of a noniter of moan WNW boa the
avid. Atootisrat toe articles which coatribeted to bum thne
i• emit them • nee the article of nuty, which setailed a
sacra-, of 20.000 r. •. Miamian of about 7,0001. or 8,0001.,
sad egg.,wh,ch brosight in a larger sum. If thee three'
article., which the Chancellor of the Exchequer had deter-
:n.ll..l to spuott.ng of the tariff, had been retain.d, they
w told have paid the expenses of the Yeomanry Cavalry.
(Lsutoter.) He was seriously sorry, however, to hear
tent the Ytousisnry Cavalry were not to be Gelled
Ont. It had been often observed that out of the
eight days of their service, the first and last were
o oopiet is traire)ltnr, three days more in rest and pre
tem leaving only three days foe efeeiest prectice.t ter:
if ,bey hal the advantage of every day they would wee for
only 64 days in el: years—a time tsr too limited to secure
thsh proper elihrithey.
After num, oeservationa from the Earl of Dareley, the
Berl of Warwick, Viscount Dungannon, and the Earl of
11 lenbironsb,
Toe Dui of NEWCASTLE' &laird that the government
lad intended in soy way to Mope/ego the yea/miry corm or
that be noble friend had voles elightiugly of them. He
very mulh regretted that there should be s necessity for
OLIVIli,11(Fle a single year to call out the force; but the fact
was it bed become requiaite to reduce wherever possible the
e4.matee, in offs( to p:ovide mom foe the national defences,
and it had append to hit right hon. Mood at the bead of
the War Deoirtnient that the aseaal villain of the yeo •
emery sight for this year be omitted yr hout detriment to
the country. Hs coal i assure tha noble earl opposite that when
the winsome case before the other home he would me her the
fire thus throe many years a considerable redaction Is those
(refinish,. on which Is bad so severely commented. (Hear,
hear.) No doubt this, ennuatim bad pawn matt' they hal
sea sued eganuc pr man, partly ben ottomans cm-
ruminates.", and putty, no doubt, hem tie premien pet epos
0110.1181111.0 goverarseet. by wee bare of the Hews of Cos-
ner. Is the preheat year, however, hewer eslinelse wield
reedy be oposed by her Maitetre ponotent (Hest,
bebean.)pr led ate been ebb is hen the etdswssy of to
sable earl's (Lord Malthesbray) veamebe apes the yatlget
sad open lie Chancellor of the Ezelessieses "INN ebseo.'l
At tee monist be fatly expected that the male Net weal
pat ea hie yeseseedy odors, end. Ilk. Quintus Codes,
lop late the gulf ; Osessi hesevey be bed 'sly
WOW% is oranges awl nets. (l seghta.) Yew Ye own
pal, ka (the *obi* Moll heiteloth tie passer ra'• to
fleeter the ytonseary ono. le the mmatyu Is wide b he Heed.
le that conary there wen twit enaaßst seglmen.s, sad so
14 we. it from his wish OM agaille• ties. is hese that in
Nam past they had gavel the ossify from disturber's.
Tine was so Wager eaywhareiliat behag against rename,
flops which mad tormarly to WA is .set is diorites, and
the N NiellfiN1•11111 IMO SW i• kindly received by the
leetteiwinrion population of Nettlegbiles MO obey inn is
their own Meath ie. All sposienvion or ditlike of yeomanry
saps het died away. en I he believed that they were as. of
the soot important bras bee of that voluntary Imo which
be It old eel believed ••••1 bassos s ppreasseni balsams
et the reentry. (Clam.)
The Zed cif DLit BY Monett his motile friend's Imbrium
le she holed 11•1 as much to do with the subject as the
wah'ia dukes Wows to the emitlemes whom he called
Olken Cerenee—ami lutetium) —end whom be rupmeed
wee tie penes who/umped tato the gulf. He believed. how-
ever, the mete= ale's reel wag ger Marco Curuus. (Hear,
base) weiitld the seise deka be kind 1111OURI2 to answer his
sible blasts ossetiors about the bone duty
Ti. Dike et NEWCASTLE thaok.d the noble earl for
hie correillwa; het It we., nabrittnirely. • very long time
via,.e he weal es .0.'41. He believed slat au application
wuull be sae be the War-ollos to the Treasury to allow
the themptlen lees the horn duty to members of yeomeary
corps as uwal. (Hear, beer)

IRRWARDB TO NATIVE PRINCES.
Is answer to Lord Levens",
Teo Duke of ARGYLL mad that tits government folly
recosuased theme's:es of the native priaces of India who
had remained faithful to as dueler the late mutiny. The pro-
pel of rowardiag the* was fully admitted; but he was
not ecodiled to go much Into detail. If, however, the noble
Igd would move for c odes of the despachea, or the pure of
despatcher beeriag on the subject, he would be placed in
posseepine of full laforroatim as to what had been .
Led LY BUR!" intimated that he would do ao.
Toe Mort cl ELLEN BOR0:70R sold that the native
prioces would be "bondman gestated by the beetowel upon
them of decmatioes.

Tb. Probate and Adnatialatration (India) Bill via read a
thi-fl times aed passed.
Meer ladaiii• toss at balf-put 6.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—FRID+T, MARCTI 2.
T. Eraokas look the choir at 4 o'clock.
SAVOY AND NICE.

Lord J. RUSSELL brought up ppm by warmed of
lei liojeety containing the oarreeptadare rained:lg the
prepare' emzeueries of Say..l and Nice I. Preece. (Hew.)

- B.r H. VIRNEY wishoci to mak the table lord -wbetbilt
hi bed thy infonaut/a to cominunir de upon this aut.ject.
Be withal to know whether the Emperor of the French did
fatehd either by farce or Intrigue to obtain possession of
&troy and Nix, or whether be 'Mauled to submit the ques-
Mos to the four great powers. end if so, whither the Um of
the or more of them sissentiag frost his %Mr would ()reveal
him tarrying out his object f (Hear.)

Mr. B. COCHRANE .aid before the noble lord answered
the questioa hs wishwl to ask him whether he was prepared
to fit a day fur the damsel's of the subject referred to in
than paps? (Rear, beer.)
Sir J. WALSH reninked that, before the noble lord '
fetal rd to those inestions, he wished t 3 a& whether be had
nay reformation to ce3ounneiceas ea te the existence of any
treaty or arrasgement between Sardinia and Frames in respect
the propound sanezatiot t (Haar.)
Lord 7, RUSSELL, in reply, stated that her Mejesys
p wannest bed so knowledge of say treaty betimes Fraase
sod &Inhale op the subject of the saaszation of Savoy to the
former ante. sad dii not believe that anyone* treaty salted;
end. 13 melee what he bad before said, that, before telling ay
step fir the annex aka the Emperor would communicate
with the gre.l poweva be read a pmesge from the Emperor's
finis speech, whetters. sad beet the carrespoadamon he
maderstood tier, krairig at the aggrandisement et Ser.
diai • try the events is Nor:lure sad Central Italy, sal Nile
position of Fraser, in case of a war, supplies thee Os
him-r @tato should cloth.** with other penis% lite it
rex was of ("taloa that it was bat fair sad equieshb hat
Preece should hare a more seoure froattse an that side; beg
the Emperor bed declared that he womb' not pressed le say
ea :h arum z stkm without consulting the great pewees ef
Europe, ant he (Lyr.l J. Roesell) should infer that if It wee
the reseal and usesimmi opines of shoes powerf that
Freers did cot require the sass:Mum for Der security, sad
that it would give Wens sled disquiet to Europe, he would
sot premed le such shesesti h. Watt regard to the views
et her Majesty's perseaseea, they were welshed, he said.
in the yews he hed jest laid apes the sable.
REMOVAL OF ?RR INDIA oPrica.
Diked STIRS ethyl lioneway left he helm
mbelber, me be whyareeirey the hest-
wee et the ladls-a speristehe is tin Vise s& Mehl,
Westiebsior, he wash! Woe hie ellildsseliet the isisima