The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-01 00:00:00

OATH OF ABJURATION BILL

The Bul7i bit lifwire;il; of s foww7lll input-
lag • bill which Wool for the thirl read ea Ilmemoky
wt. The object et that bill wee merely to abg
beesells Nubia
obeelete words which be had hooped might haw bus di►
evreed without ~tenses to a question with while* it wee
isaidestally scesseted. sod that thee he might have beam
able to nature a measure of pease sad mmosiollow Bat
the ebareeter of the arsenate' whits had boss wad dariag
Me of whish he thought be bad saw ammo to seas-
maismodetraotisa of hie anillsomils. immodest
N the hope that OM bill would be resolved oliewhore
with draw et moose. He had bees charged with pre-
meds, whisk were likely to prodsee irritative.
whereas lb sob anew avoid, sodelosaly to avoid, the
MIIIIINIOII of Bat as he had ao hope of
swam elmewheta, r sonteat himself with exiles
tide While psomioden M dasharge the safer. However,
la dabs re, he momstets la to. wavistima that the bill
ia the olispe is which he had istrodasod Is saved the may
masons of ebromiag se Assists sad ettlesdimatie with.
Lad LYNDBURST wade sa olieswatlen which was
but lediallsstly audible i the gallery. We sadeselood hie
lerdoldpw Weed bitetel tom the oy ef havbg as a
Samar swain malsommonsd the Buret
lewd OANYBILL aspremed hie hogs that swam might
bt bead of eimegmbig tats oath i sad after •
few weeds foss dm WM of awl the Margaim of
Mowlossik the seder was read and
Thalr imps @dimmed at to abeam to 7.

HOUSE OF

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et meld be se sniped le iliffereat }aft el
Ha el deft It estealle is far as potable aids the
et egeleattesel egereitees.
OIRDIPLOHATIO RILITIONS WITH AMMO&
W. BROWN said be oupe to woke to appeal bib
boo. Merl tbe amber Mt Wan net to pow& wt bie
sedee es Is the endeolederne rota/ma la Ile Melbas
aft the Vetted Metes. He WO ewe It wee Me Wigs of
Me sesetty Hat tbe meat Amid be Isle to take blab of
the memos' lasi th• Meletwa wataletee Oa me lore
"hag MY le Toler le ear Mamma teldeb bad idea,
teemed, be bei mamba he. Inas be Imam!
tam, emplemease eiserred Is tb• awe-
them% Woe amid be lealesbie Mew& He
Weigle It te sleek geallemea kr say supposed
Inspktiliff etdpedest es Nag or seesdelasas vete pesdleg..,
Ma adiETHAII jelled aft Me NON. Ie bp.
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Mr. STOOMMIL ibe bun. Tientsin nu had jut
eat doentiget of reed.etrhsling ia Limpid against his
ening this That hells, wee siot simian no
Livelpsil. en with regret that le Mined tubli
▪ hingembis hinds ballad him, bit he depreessed
this dielesien. Ho saw so penble good that weld arise
hos it, his ham evils of great manittio. HIS ho..
hind the member kr Mayo said goverment did at de-
serve the appelnlin of the nee. Had they sited fee k
He had hemed as orbits, but he was mot prepared 2.1.ei
It. He desired han with his party; generally m
nemben were booed to set with their p.ty, bet haWit
ant wareeder his pin nem he believed that by_ easing
es hit llsemense theyla might do erest injury The /no-
rims senninest had geshieto senutted Megan
goweenmett. Wheat, he Amnon e_ wag
right W arasr gtrMen were right or wages, was a
.an Is Is Omni Id New future that pangs Itt
they eosin ass am St eater hate a insides
tl?mes"rmigai No.")
144
sat
Ma
n this diesarmen
might I. eapeessel Wahl might hamper the geneeinist is
the easiest et the eagedstine. The unstop wend be
may if whin fell from airmen widish
wind pees. Tire ishosselbility wee with the.i-
skttthr ad
fir en wee set dimpled to share in it. He
otatillald We Inn hi peened with great are, and at any
/ate le pathless the ilegmene. He did not wish to threw
the loess doubt es the gnomes of the war should we engage
le it; we wen heady to defend the rights and to uphold
the dignity of this 'many, bet be believed the House of
Clemmons would de its part beet by adjourning the dioces-
ans, basin the reepoesibility with the government, when
the meditation bad plowed it.
Mr. MOORE said the opinions of the hon. penman
who had just at down must secsismily have great weight
with him, but pertiniarly on the subject of exciting ill-will
between classes, seats, sad peoples. (Derisive Ann.)
With regard to the hon. sentiment °pro:its, he certainly
listesed to their opiates with greet respect. bet at the same
tine they gond sot think that they bad unwired the obese
eating he wade on Friday evening. The hoe. member for ,
North Warwickshire talked of this sa a party monies. He
(11r.Moors) timegiot it ought to be judged by Utahans, apart
Iron all party mealderations, and in a purely judicial
spirit. It was a pietism of right or wrong that bed
anon benne the punnets of two pin
countsise withal bed bees ,eettled is kis *piens se
the nib ef pima hininglien an Mere
people as regent Os haw in the *plans
be of the
peop of this ormath. lessen it had begs left le settled
by the wronging' hingives, and om the plains ef
saving their on elisteMen, et at least their ownpac
et the suns, of the matinel honour, whin it wet *sir
duty to surd. Is so far se sash a quutls Mantleteined
by the hens, must necesenely affect her Yajsey sewn-
meet, so fart might be termed—if bon. gandemes liked
I the term—ii party gentles. In his Splodges than win et
stratmetasese the hone ought to wash with non *Oast
sad anion attunes the est relations with that corm- .
try whose people bad sprees has the in.
ono spoke the same lemstesic sad were go-
vented by the sun free haillislises me eneslnt.
There mike nothing Inland eubt le ambit NM this
to be loved and Itoneared by time esseneitime whisk were
rapidly eseltiplying themselves, peopling U. sown, Inns
the earth with cities and the sea with fleets, astait
with them the energy, ad enterprine, and
will sad eelfirellance of the great people from
emus . Although we had lott the political governmeetilb3
and would pia, ally leer the political stionnment
of one/ Womb* we oapht never to rein our right to their I
rumen es the bead of their rine, as the foments of their
civilisation, as the standard of what a free uattom ought to I
be. Whatever night be the hells of the Amnon pestle,
he did ma thin we were "stifled to throw the Mat items
He believed the to be a signien people, and that
is the heart of every Amebae there was a hef-
ts/ of lon an admiration he the old country.
Depot spot it that h all an, donee with the people of
Amoeba we Meted have SO &kW by cowponies
Mohr mapeet,tai ms regain our peal and diplomatic
relations men esspet weal is asi bed but truth, plain ,
=an epos spesking. He believed that a well-
1411strut of our dieneter hr truth and bosom ,
weal/ be, and sepeeially so far u regain to Mahn with
the United hake, the greatest initial ate hat meld befall
the pope ef Mk henry. It was bootee is hishinin
sonemmint if this sentry had jostir galllblettl Me I
mph end snideses of the tidied Ones, that be
thelebt it wee the duty of this home to helms
that is the esedwat whin had led to that rank the
Indeed lad bad to eat se pert entente. I
We ef
ns. U. inn es this subject were sot to be
They had leas fairly and properly inn
roMribsiLOteconitge himself I. on of hie despatches. a. The
rsalsweetiose at hue." said Lord Clinginess, " between
lee Plispity's geverenet sad that of the United 11101111 a
eres whether eh British somnolent ordered or warm& I,
it%say viola's of the neutrality laws of the MANI
• sad sweeily, whether, if the British reveralalat
did sot order se metemplate any sun violative, time Wel
were neve' Mises violated by prisons action is the nth►
rity er approbation ef the Beitith smarmiest." Oa those
two p este le joined hese with her Majesty's goverment. •
• nedertook to make k akar that the seateality laws of the '
Limited States wife grossly and deliberately violated by per-
sous acting with the approbaiion and mamma of
her Majesty's gmerirmat ; and, 'stolidly, that her
Knottys pennant did contemplate the viola-
tion of those last. He was se are that the Amnion
government had in their last despatch offend with ete-
tniptuorm eourtsey to separate then two prepositioas. The
dialect!. n draws by the American goverment was bawd
ea the sinned dis trowel of Mr. Crompton's ens hymn
gagman., and, ineedly and ao less, on the dialingt
smells usernece of Lord Clareedon that Mr. Crempas
was above all other things ionised to have no cemembeemt
with the rameneet of ths United States. Now, with re-
gard to the gest of these emissions, he and not Meer
sidle whether her Majt sty's government bad or had sot la
their last disponi' thought proper to omen it It could be
clearly germ that Iran Int to last Mr. Cramp.on only per
the duty that was barman to him by Lord Clow-
dos, that he only sated upon the interpretation of the law
whisk was gins to him by Lord Clarendon' sad that from
Brett to last hie marmot was approved sad defonded by Lord
Clarendn. From list te last, Lord Clerndon deprecated
all violation of the atmerien law, and so did Mr.
Crimples ; bet it was true also that Lord Cluendoe in-
sisted on an laterpretatioe of the law which wee not the
tree interpretation. If it should teen out that Lord Claret-
don's nestle Moon of the law was as incorrect one, then for
that inialsterpestatios Lord Clarinet's was responsible. He
would tiler the boom to pap 21 of the blue book, la what'
Lord Clarendon expressly stated that Mr. Creseptoe was
enjoilled above all things to hare no eonsehmet Ina the
somnolent of the United States. Now, that wet a Agar
sad specials allepties which Mr. Many, es the pet el
the Baited States gwessenat, had seed with not:
Be rimer tar witteddier trove sae the dings ef On sellement
emeem—theseeet implant pert al It Ist ads wasamob—ese est
warserewp. alr.Chemplea bileeel dee ghat he wee nes or
lesmieisil to
loosede. te the way of vewilag ass What saillawbea
se
U. le grabsthiamine. men is dee famonen end with a
=seen hr he Inns et higreatisent isidls Mr. Ceuiples
k weld men ban Mien le ma ill dieweerareslalsaled
teeeptmonel weak Se MOM Wise be the weft of lea wawa.
.my/.rhiteabladtM steeds of the set ef swarm& be
Waal alt leselaa tweino. INN be wee espriney onantermed by
his elesimen so amnia as sonsimeat nth the Aseettema es.
Tensest ea Se if be bed seeped thew order% on labs-
1011101111ibe Wien Ws two psermarate meld here berm
megened.
We. this shrines the ? Hs believed then was so fends -
doe fee it, gad that there was ea nett histlatehes glen t•
Me. Crampton. This despatch of Lewd elaresdas's was
Ulastrolive of an imegisative .eaeny of what
he did, and a esesiiintious sense of what he ought to have
=I and what Mr. Crampton ought to have done. Be
ethe gevenstesta show that there was the
*OW peen In his sislineut of L. rd eland's's. He
weal show, im thine WI, that to fee from there long
se 610.118Willi$ es the part of As British setheseities In
Aselidelk that abet senest was ell ecineselmene,dinvow:es
ewe en that wheed sat. sidle, sad abeting WNW
on gibs was winder is Most; that Mr. Crompton wee
1 sot ingested at all sat le wasted, bet that he tees tidal
o eni netted la a Ilse et waded el whisk eatosehasat wee
the Wow eai ainried Ibe call bop a swam IS IMO

sooormy to 0be61116 eisfeadlea of Os esstriallp •
lho UMoi IMO eel 116 oldst albremost of Go 6
kw kiantbisigee wee is lho viow eft Ms
versossiL hi hook Ifeli, is tbe
sw. Igs woe to Mr. Many to ihit elbol :
uTM ' gevereseeli eselpsimet duet
atiti:c:
weft of asserts' Irbil* kW litsbot lIM
war will seem tholr solhoety seam at tboir so
6. assi )1/ am, w tk••• iftistat sostrolity. owl ohs
didepis Warm ed-- es WAsd it dull ripens* ob.
dais 6wa toldse port is tilli.lMPBte St tbk more.
se is say whir masa sir.. " ills "deo
a s Wrist aratialky." le Ai- -iiesio:ible :=-"idi
the AMMONS yeimossisl telemoodl. 66 Oily swim i
" 116 kw WI a. wisitry Is A
Imre mirk -
does sot 66 tips lb ewe bat epos
pawns who be omMost la the etatoo,
so toosheas weradses, or
awe helbo now of %kb. is
war. Me Net appee *bet MO TM port be soyooy
to iiiisto it. law, Ws a. 116 jiot of
Pooldlost is ilhoupeleebroill sot fdl Mb esly le
ail oho power toldi slit 6 be b le penost oily
taglotioso
imi* porlidpides to tho meted wlesh tho pa.-
deal Wren tepeettpe en sew ft.l"_. Tbe iatorpro-
toles be pat epee ifs vos Mt libi Minima geverastrat
trie te peeves% sap messeateitilibmet slibkl6l6 tooteloty
ogolsot the low, I e yiveta-es, 'vb. etter.ires

Otrote, that beinalis resi thi commea sense of every man in
this convey wadi pra.wna against it. Well, so the matter
steed till the end N the year, when we took it into our head
he Mammy views. The Fon** Baliatment Bill raised
=lt both house of parliament, sot bemuse it was pa-
le or oat eit- the hoses an enszesptionabla
measure, bet bones the legislature, having ea.
trusted to this t the responsibility of the
was, they eeaN met robes any measure whisk
the 10•101211110 4111Mikted necessary for protestiag
the laureate NI the isesentry. But the bill did not per
through either hems trident explanations bait, asked for
sad given. The Delia of Newcastle, being asked in what
Gauntry they meant to enlist, maid no =awer scald to glen
es that subject till the governmeats of other countries had
bees eateutted. He believed that the Duke of Newcastle
bad ao idea of intrederias the system of enlistment into
Gay sountrierlthont the molest of tte government of that
eons ry. The meet widen was, bow to put the bill tate
sestina with the neutrality laws. A letter
was writlegt Irledgeseard L. Merchant, ID which It wag
miltmbedber pewees, subjects of the United States,
linlgileonlist, might be brought to Nova Scotia. The
link seep NM Ise. Crampon took in this matter was a dim-
mest ems, gad be was sheerly leaned to think that If Mr.
Crumples had bad a wise sad disemet chief over him it wee
be would aims laws pet law the trouble
Lraniire2 to Led Classnass as answer Is the
&spat* la wins' be said—

ardeithet we abasiesples sr Welds &NM ado is AIM
toads vares&whisli Isperg repeded by ber Misers puserere
r el press besperre• aad whirs bleed se telireseelie
esedlles le eerie is re elpelettlesiihre I bre rased
Ms Ml* OMNI he raved lathe of the o Laws of
the arm late la this metes. .1 I hew the beam to
mare wasp. le to theme up by sa attar Arabia lawyer la
the seeedleue
thumet rethasu et whose stews—both preheskaal sae peatitel—l plea
W
He thesght Mr. emulate& placed • just reliance oa the
endear lawyer alluded to; he believed that wiser. rase
prespast, sad store sound advice was sever received frost
say nun. Why there was not a tie& difficulty, dosser.
of disaster which subsequently seemed which was set
pointed oat. Is his mat he said, spesidas of the Nes-
agility stet—
by Ur halaMdeselWerM,appwreteereatitrasldmrilwakesw
Matte Illehm terairee. riwiftbie i sad lite pima idle
• blis bike Ma le des sae if s emir& elide
ant rids Se Melee ; both perm le wills aseert
diadem Mee IS we maga le re earls NOW bates
✓ein wadi be mks Ors to rale Ns peddles. Owl Mk
=Set estelt. pimitbis, wide to mob and weft re
wire err 11 was targeted. Seardigig It is seeds
spay se sane "ter hire et retain" soy pee at ge berme lbe
limas as Jaeldielks ef Ms Dotted &taus. "war Yea le be
sellearL• The 'Meier is We errs tbs party leMsger
ear weader ettb be. will Yak lay Ned is carder le 0%4
11/0/4 paIIINIS, girlie the party se Mid er
=renderil beirleteder sot. The reef therof
IrbelherdastissliOt Med at en gal =NIA be dare &in
the err tberehrest. wto rum tat= se Weed= OS
the NSIO Of leareil, slow, as to *MY NellelOOD
&MO tie United State; 'Ada re mewl
at ledres. The drew el volunteer stinger erre ter ;WOO
sodium be Tin, pest.
The arlafe of ibis /merle= lawyer realadid with the
f prier and rosins serreaT of She aid's
sastre

Moans ecesider the secessity of ormisthlag like an Inspeation,
the mandikkieseneldesse et ambers of wittgreem the manes at
ergeelelegglnole, dielallegamene teseseary, Me ester,yiet.
Mend anneln win et Om semesselty la it a eag
atieugh them the satinet Ms yens me et the mem I Wet the
kaa le be sprebeend Is • pairemeles. nesesew lea residi sod Is
lbetevent the massellea Of mosillskipos" teremee
Natty Meek wend mere than eande ce Me whentages yen
Watt not asonstmas for the government after that to up-
braid the enthorities of the United 8 it.. for taking the
any mum which the government was warned by their ow*
lawyer it would be their duty to take alder the enema-
dames t Could anything be more extraordinary thaa for
them le rein aa elaborate quarrel with the United &nest&
sepal to an interpretation of the law whin* wee
mot only miner, to Om opinion of the United
States authwities, but absolutely in direct oppolidem
to their ewe lawyer's advice ? It appeared is
him that such an opinion might at once to have
been decisive, not only es regards the proceedings
enbensmatly takes by Mr. Campton, bat decisive also is
nerds the issue afterwards rained by Lord Clarendon. At
el
events, It ought to have sepeested the tioneideration, asp
the duty, of farther Inquiry ; but what wis the moieties
whisk this advise prodased in Me Wad of Mr. Cranston,
sod white be assmenteeted to the aatheridos et Canada
eed this revoke lowsomy at hone ? Tb seselathe wee
tau osevoyolle Mr %spud Le Ilereleat :
Weehhesse. Moab 11, less.•
wry of Metestemeliens enrolled m laorromo by the ris.
artery el MUM tee the Ciosiel elmody been for-
warded busty do Bad ot Clemedmesempealed by an Mum-
tios him his lodide to myself te an my be rad/mons
to gles Oen la die wlshes et kor Majmers goverument, end
with OM vieer ee somenaleses teak Eariellvecy for
t/b• paw, et ening yew Meewtlea in regard to
slash memos es me be esesty; and with a
amok= torsi Ow puttisa of the New of the Undet
Skim colt wayoweradallejesty's government
No Mike or the United dudes kit her Illehety's espy
Wee—kr thb to deessely Pop la Vow of the *OF
lag laws el We eresiry-1 hit hilly authorised le me soil =them
Majeerslay be wields my mew. md em Weal, to meet the rimer bee
grummessaL TUNA Mule which is lid by ber
kety's geveramest to meld the pesathilitr of in Med* of enmPhilet
at the pert of the goversiment alike United States Ms Wesel ms
giVetide met dew Welt emiderethe ; with s Mew
Of swelling ke et es. Mmemiardis r Motets, I Moe
mama Ile epleks et MIA I beve the Mem le endow a copy.
to be Imes up Mee die Meads= kwyer. swig the bearing of
the senlesthp Imes dike UMW keen mem the sailer. 1 hare ter.
siehelLresren with espy er. kb elides ke bit lament's
awl sad I ban Meelse him mere merstioes, la
the Mims* to mkt.' Iwyekles este the desire wbteh may
wad =Ng the klateliew el the mama dike et ths United hates
le miler herr MOM" le Wane malt weer esestelly ot
depealm el Mr =it: eats? P=rtg
quilledemlikers iewiirde;
with the Imes mem Mal the onlistments will be made. end with
the gismo withis she Nelda deathless to which they may repair for
W pumas of Mho eseellelosiefolly abrteining, however, from es.
teethe km any oposismort seek persons or from doing amikag
work Might he Uselesed thee 'treats:nag or hie mg " any individual
to sinigrste he the permed enlisting In the British service. Asy
6a/mlot Of 0007 be bar OfLosti.'d g others ents or othe in the United
ikon would soutitute an Inhume of the Neutrality Law.
This 'wand to be a dogged determiaation on the part of
Mr. Crumples tO take hie ma mune ; earl yet Lord Cl..
nation, with the former leg.] opinion, wrote en wire sp.
morel of the proceadiaga wki:ca Mr. Crampton had takes
in the following terms:
Foreign Mies, April IS, ISIS,
entkely spprove at your proceedings m named in your
dearreteh of the Its Ohm, with respect to the proposed enlistment
le the Quash marker of foreigner. and British subjects la the United
&nes. The Intremiens whisk t adhered to you upon this .übjest,
ad three width were seat Si the Governor of New Beale, we
bonded open Os newts nos various quariers that readied hoe
Mus=irellateltedtM adr.
fe:ot eater tlas:Qtieen'esubj.eleer.
the stems, ant is the war In the Ent; but the few of the
Coiled Ma IMMO es ithistmeed, however coodosted, is not
• *sly imp Just, bit wire enhigent,amording to the report whin is
*Hostile your done& OM Mr Ifejesty's government would oa no
rewind ma any risk ef istringisg this law of the United States.—l
am, tie.. CLAW 0016
' It wee clear that this approval covered the whole proceed-
' begs subsequeotly taken by Mr. Crampton ; it sm.runted to
m approval of his resolution to proceed with the enlistment,
aetwithstaadiee the Mires he had just revived. It wee
an spyroval of his lestrection to the government authorities
le Canada to enatmenieste to all whom it might concern is
the United States the terms on • hich her Majesty was pre-
: paired to naive recruits; it was an approval of Mr. Cramp-
. tea's taterpretatioa of the law, that en advance of mousy
would necessarily meditate an e Mace. But mark west
followed. At the very moment in which Lard Clarinda*
was answering Mr Crampton', despatch. the noble lord was
in reesipt et aaotber despatch from Mr. cramptos, in which
he said—
weisise.liersh 11155.
I ham the besour to blokes an extract frith • lethirsjeogllith I lam
recedved bus Mr. Cons Berths et New TOL inder tbst
the person wham sameul is et the Mt of tepid hawk& thereat
Mord. had mod to him diet that beeltill had Mee Mil by
authority, thet Is I pronam by Ow eskedM bar
VIITIMMOR As the penes weediest the Aseigsattet
is totally
mkti to taw am Is set antes near the
aethwity sr t the meheetim et Pie at, se kr es II
set aeons War Met et am SUM WA her Majesty's pews-
meet ; eh moreover, the eft Of Weft • pasted walks
of kis met M token to toestkete es intrudes of Use saes
trelleript the Malted Stara bete lost so Mc In lestreedeg
le Mr. ihenew Mr. br daseire peverdine. sal le reel le
beeism el tali" I lam the bream to encloses ear. Pm.
sehlegiellbt Mktg el a ampoled Whitmore at New Twit el
kW kr kw Ukiah am Yr bun esseesease egos la the ewes