The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-06 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

11011112 OP COllliONS.—Tue DAT.
The !PIAIIZ heL lb. choir shortly after 12 o'clock.
1111TATI BUSINESS.

On the notion of M. FITZROY, the following rap:ab-
bots were envied to, ,to., That in ems the committee on
may private or group deach bills, shall report their
o,nidon to the house that say bill or bills sot yet considared
by them should sot be enttred spas, or that the cossidera-
boa of any till already =y,r„ cosilaered should sot be pro-
moted with, all span such
belle shall be suspended deuZsrge 'most asseico.
Standisig order 109 repealed, sad the following inserted is
ben thencd There shell be sot lon thou three deer days,
st,r more this sere.. between the first and soccod mediate(
any private bai, sales any such bill have been referred to
riaabaaro of Mains for private bills, is which csie the
1,11 'WI cot be reed s wooed time later than sews deer
day. after the report of the sesame, or of the select tom-
nutoo co .tsading odors, so the case may be."
NEWSPAPRII.S.
ATRTON pmeasted a petition from the Association
for the Repeal of the Tsar co Ksowledge Is favour of the
Bdl for the Repeal of the Registratios of Newspapers.
SIM DISSOLUTION.

On the order of the day for going into committee of 'apply,
Lord PALMIIIINTON rose to make a perusal expiate-
tka. Hs ►ad been accused in soother place, which the rules
of parliament did tilt permit him to name, and by a per-
soup of great endsenos sal authority in the country, of
disputing the prerogstlve of the avers to diseolve parliameat.
He was accused of sacosatitatiosal oaduct in questkaing
the yr, roga.tee of the crows to diaeolve partisans. abet-
trot Its reepostable &dein= should think lit to advise it to do
so. No ow le ►is mane w►o knew saytblag of the
coestitation could &Nato that maturity; sad nothing bad
en fallen bun his which maid toed to a contrary con-
etruetion. What be said wee that the Hoses of Commons
must be c toessatiag party to Its own dissolution, Inumsch
as It must vote sepphas oa aroma before the prerogative
of the crows could be surcatel, sod that was pro-tidy the
coarse they were now taking. He agreed that nadir the

circurestasees it was the ben coarse to islia , bemuse it was
• direct aseeptanos of the eh.llrp which throe retie-
ter bed thrown out to the opposition, but
then wee as alternative course that the bolus
could hive adopted, and that was not to vote supplies on
sconsat, bet to rim spa the budget being produced, awl
the winds estimates of the year disposed of Wars
pertiammt wee absolved. It might thus have
hemmed that la the course of it. reseeding@
Me Some of Ossousne Wed have addressed the crown b
dials he pima Avineri, which world be perhelli sew
entstiord, sad thus the 'repeal he a din index woad
how ontirely Yon to the peonit It was la this
sem, end this sore us/y, *het he had rebored the preresee
doe of the beers to dime:bre ; sed he had avow, se had heat
mewled eleesrhire, instated to quad= the power of the
evesrelips to diodes ender the advice d bar
eseporible middle% The Here of Cernotoon hod
ids* deterobsel to leave the respeirldlity of
the dieselation to red with the goverment.
(Bar, hoar.) Dim on his legs he would fir to sae
other point of a personal 'Ware. He and lb
boils Nell the member for the city of Idaho
hid Isla In soma upon the reeoledon whisk bid
diaisi the government reform bill. Hie noble bided had
it aim ea Nam el the sessouse of zebra he wee re.
Pend to propose; he mainly conmend le the principles se-
obelleted ha that online, moiety, • ramekin of the comity
tamable end &reduction of the borough framere; bet with
regard to the Wait to which those peinciples should be terrisd,
he Yid the sem opinion that he had already turresd on
the subject. (Hear, hear.)

Sir 1. PAIeINGTON congratulated the aside lord epos
the altered tow of his speech of tr-day and Woodsy se oom-
parel with that which he delivered as dasiedents Bill. The
soble lord lut week addressed dm his.. in language
that wee well eallsalsied le emlengsr tr guesegadves of the
vows he Amid the um le diesels, end dedered that if
it attempted to de se he would try le ittt>•ss the bare to
refuse the accuser), sapplies. The noble lord this used
the strongest lasgwage of threat, sad bah his true
end maser betrayed a want of respect for the crown, and
wen such se to teed to impede the due sureise of its prero-
gative, He was rejoiced, however, to had that tap= redaction
the amble lord had determinod to abandon such sa obstructive
course, sad that he n.,w did not dispels that the advice the
government had gives to the crown was strictly conatltu•
dual. (Hue, bear)

Sir 0. GREY mid the government must not be allowed
to shift the respinsibility of the dissolution from their own
shoulders on to that of th. home. It had bees thrown out
by some of the ininielny that the step might be productive of
mriout emsegasnees If it would not absolutely endanpr the
peace of Europe, end in Los of that &titration the
House had wisely resolved to leave the responsibility of the
dlasolation with her Ilajts'y's government. (Hew, btu.)
The 1140111 upon which they were going to the country, how-
ever, must not be concealed or frittered away. The house
bad pesetd a resolution condemning the two main &attune of
the government reform MP, and in face of that defeat
the government had preferred to risk the dangers of a disso-
lution is giving the house an opportonity of pining the
.