The Express.
London, England, 1856-02-26 00:00:00

matte their sholitioa very dilllcalt. He mmitioced Alabama,
the danger rf a de'ar. He mammieed sow that the ..=mil-
timers bad dose their duty, is t►e report which they had
lade upon aim mewl., sad, is advisisg a fell aid sompleto
remedy, that th• g ..ernmeat had dose its duty la bringing
the matter before •he house, aad orcousiteriag the stir= of
obloquy a selti.h oppostios wit► which this mime was
sure to be assailed ; the adverse's of peculiar immures sad Oi
bl ,sted eorporirioni being allied with great party balers la
rewiring it, He hoped the Moue of Cims►oas would also
do ite duty, and read 'hit latnlerab•e abuse to the lams
limbo of dela cod j rbs aid isittaities wh•eh ba I, within the
last thirty leers already received the rotten bet nibs, tbs
old municipa cxpnntohs, aid the vicious eyes= of lOW
sal real siewo3oly which lied falles is their tan by the just
c •neum et eehli, r pinion. (Chem..)
Mr. RORSFALL, lc supporting the aassisimat, trona
the oricia of the Immure to Maorheiter.
Mr. ItIDLEY, in a m iid.i speech, argued that the bill
• rea.e las allow pt to legislate upon property on prised-
Vet of tnin.t.re alto wrong.
Ur TOLLEMACHE admitted that roue measure wee
steel easy for the regu'atios of barbels, dam, bet could cot
accept the bill of the go•enmaot, which he believed very
imperfectly earned out the recommeadatim of the barb :sr
commimio er., and would occasion besides as ammonite-
able isterbr-r c • with the rights of prep,rty.
Mr COLLIER hieh,y approved sr the bill. It would
sweep away as isiquitius series of tare% which the ache.
bitmiti of teeth, t •wa 'Ratted from the shipping iatereet
fir their ow. sad witlotit readeriag say service is
return.

Wyse. Rldpord, J. C. Swore, Liddell, Ceires, sad Sir
F. Kelly opposed the bill ; Mr. Rise aid Mr. Deedeswonld
support it coodittoselly.
Mr. BAINES noticed that the arguniets prnented
arnica the bill wt re founded rather epee its detail. than
its principle. Stec motions of tn. erasure, such as thee
elides to te. ebolition of peasieft tt lls, freed sena& ap-
probation. 11,apeetteg local de. I, the bill °sly professed to
regulate them; and the breed prieeple whitens it ore-
Periled was to provide that no toe sbould be level ester. in
mum ler bloefite conferred or seniors rendered. HI. owe
etoostituents is Leeds were thee mulcted by the load
im-
posts cm wool paid to the coo poritiou either of Liverpool or
Hell, and from watch they obtained so compensating ad-
vantage. Oa ohe questioo of property the ripht boo. mems
her submitted arguments to prove that a wide distinction
Head betereso the poseersions of private individuals sad
the menses .lai=d by e opiate bodies.
Mr. BAXTER weed the adjeernmeet of the Mate.
Lord PALMERSTON at nee consented to the adjoure-
meet, at the saw time segnsting that the debate should
be adjourned to Friday seat. in which are the stay asti-
attes slant erred for the &Nerd.' Moeda,.
Mr. DISRAELI world not oppose the adjournment, bet
obi. red se es antral& day se Friday. The decrios of the
beers on •i imp west a question sboald be takes with as
littidelay as possible; and, besides, the ken. sad learned
mitather for Shellekiked gives notice far Friday, that he
intecded oe that day eating the &thistles of the hoses to
the pr. position of the portiremeni, to *pools% a bard of ia.
gutty to rummies late tin tendeet of their owe commie.
stoners. He was sot goiag to gin any °palsied thin se to
the noting' of the bee. and leaned member for She Meld.
bat be wss bound to say that the widest of the government
in propeetng that hinny was so fraught with momeatose
meesetnences as to demand the immediate attest oe of p r
Linnet ; so mush es, that hod sat the hon. and leaned
member for 8n11.141 given hY satin' it was the fittest's*
of a hied of his (Mr. Dierseles) to have nbmitted it to
the ornsideratio• of the house. He would therefore suggest
that Use edjoorosseet should be to to-serwer (this day),
the mon ',nasally as these nsenshen who had
=otiose es the paper had espied their wi-
bagmen to yield prnedesee to the a/jemmied debate.
He weld pat it t the hoe, sad leareed giallo man sad the
LT: sea°:lttwe ifisdpertr, att self et en the baw t.
which the hoe. and lentil geodes= had OTOS win, eis
that member. sight he enabled to wove se saisednest if
they thought it right son do. As the Booties o f Ma.
red Isarani estimaa was as saipsdaist as the nodes for
geese km eraimtt.• it would set be u=senet to de the,.

Lord PALIIIRISTON add It would I. asbesemlag
bia part to ...sane Oat op. ratlines ea ate OW side
weld pet their mottoes off. It be ass setberieall is speak
tar Otero sad they oweated to ►I seppeetos, the grow-
meet weld be peered, reedy to wry is dm debate So-
nemer. (H-sr.) He bad Bard Friday. Imams that beteg
sa eater aiebt the government c ).1,4 own tls seatiasaatte
K the debar at that Wen. (Hm.)
Kr. HOZBUCK salt be bad takes t►w wares be bed
dose Wow se We, we left *pea to ►i.. It the poem-
wat s'leard Ips he dwell be ready to new a sabstaatire
mottos. (liner)
tbr F. ICILLT sad Kr. Maui. baring sowated I.
?impose the seeder ohieb steed la %belt awes, the de-
bate ar..s adjourned to this der.

PRISONS (IRELAND) BILL.
nil bill was raid a weed time.
DELAYERS FOREST BILL
. _

Oa the Emotion f n the third 'sedum of this bill,
Br H. WILLOUGHBY asked whether it was the Wes.
Nee to 0111 the forest ?
Mr. WILSON replied that it wet set iateaded he ssG
the fovea, but to let it.
The mu was this read a third time.
COURT OF CHANCERY (IRELAND) BILLS.
The sseer.l kilts velars, ims to. Owen of Chswearp la
based ware seed a Mat Noe Ire Ilse pupa.. el Resin
veferried Is a West eesulletee.

LOCAL MANAigozmumirr OF TU METROPOLIS
Ile Arrossinr-ozinam, =nod he Lave to Wog
la • be SO WOOS sad 11111111111 g tLa Illth sod 19.1 t of Vic-
tor* Rs Os brae bed of the seetropotie.
The we et het assies. is wee he sea a owe of
eeefeslealbot me eve Nell eel whether the old mines or
the sow weeks, mated by the meat est, bed the power
of reign the poor Moe. The Ojos& of the bill was is give
the power to PH sew vestries.
Leave wee thew gives.
COURT OP DELEGATES.
Os the notice of Mr 1. O. Paiwitoas, the petitioa of
Thomas Tomas Pepe foe iegairr Lto abs co:laded of the
severel umbers or the Coen olD:logetee of Dublin la the
ease of " Telly v. Talbot" (. retested Feb. B), wee ordered
lo be 'rioted with the voter.

THE ROAD THROUGH sr. JAHRIMPARIC.
Tit+ SPEAKER mound enlad on He H. Hall, wins was
Y move f •se est committee es tkb subject.
Hr. KINGLET moved the as of dm boson
He considered tbs osr no far 'snood fx Iniagion (a-
ward so impetus's a 'motion.
Yr. MICHEL acceded the motion.

The SPAM= bat*/ pet the neediest of idjoers-
met,
sir B. HALL Win Had mourn wee pot, desired to
mks s shoat elieedent. It was wef known to both the
mover sod smoke oft miles that for a long tiro put
as earned desire WI bees est nosed by the public that •
don sooveuint etammilintlea should be node from me
side of St. flew'.-peek to the idler. The wily object a
the gonromot a aapealedni•emmittee was that tine
should be ea imperial iscsity bet. the Gabfest, with the
new et emertsiaiag the best meek by whisk that andeene
Mettles sight be sfforded. (Hoer.) His right hen. Mead
lb. Home fledetary had laid upon the lade ll=
which ha (Sir a Held had gins oileateleee m be
for 'myna out the el,jset, but it was by se mem the
intention of the government to rosins the leamohles
to the essibirratioa admire two plan; hot they would be
referred to the 410011iiitH, tegetlier with ser Whet OWNS
which sight be suggested. After what \Kama anill la
the public ens* aid is other quartets, it codehdy tipped"'
to him that tin nod cosvenisat toms mold bete appoint
• select @amain**, is was propmed. As he was aslL4 spot
to sake ibis outsmart, it night be net al terther out of
peer tot bits to ray that the piddle Wed bed bees lad
limy epos this noodles mid deneyielly : roman hod
bees ostensively swelling that a desire Meted ti ezelodo
the pada, frees praise is heat of litiehinshara }Weer.
(Him, hear.) New the beet mower ha mild mite to
these suit .mate we., that beim these reports wee es indas-
triowly desolated, he had reasieed lastrretteas to rms.' •
pd. by which tto public anted be admitted Imaddidely
la frost if the palm. All that he sew asked woe
that a written eh veld he aprolsted to eaerider
set mealy the me plass whish bad i.e. sob•
silted be hie eight bosearabie hired, bat say plane
test sight be ben& fsetword ; and he emlil i 5..,.
his boa. *wad, the =mbar few Ashton, that in genteel
eon snail be told, la rrikima time same of that sea
Wen. to weld that it might be fairly sonstitoted. Hs (Sir
H. Hale) had a. with whatever to tab. say sodas selves-
time as flat, or to sake Olio is asp way a perry question. He
would tin snide emirs of Ins canoe ha peopseed N plan
one the soddittee. so that hoe. mombses wha &wee to
object to say nt 'hes Bight dose.
dr. HENLEY did set deny that than was • wish es the
pest of tee goalie is have a e nneasolesties lammed Doi-
greed acd St. (sad's, street, but as If No mystify the
quit s. the gerninlinent proposed a eseeassak atlas
from the non tt the lost! elder of Oa perk that
was Iran St. Jsmeemotrese m Walmbein. which
war aiteorther • deficient matter. (Usie WO I.
se erns w that west tt there ems es he Owe bans ay
doe e• the port of tb• her MO**, IS
the pshis bong allowed to pm la M. ef the Wore het
ha .odd att.ter.teall teat than sight Wells, motives Is
wine quer era, sad 'het it might be eaohatie to draw • rod
benne ears tic' Use t duo dr die asmal"troae," sod
a teesh)-4•4 he tonal sorely sus a bother mile el
disectmg the emend of the paiille hen whet they
really want 4 ens to sonde ME s dram Om se
the ',mint** ; lot if the eeryboa. Septpppw
L thin wry ~strife to dad baNieedeeen hens depend
epee it the ensile mold seen notch gllbed (" Hen."
sad Laughter) He felt etinielde'tie Inessed Is the ewe-
tios psis *ell, of. resning is Westminster, his family
derived greet iteleysint from St. Jsaisee-parh, sad be did
ad end se en it cut to pines by memos a reed direst
mem the middle Nit. if toed was to be a. inquiry therm
Ade, he be prni it would be • (Or OW. sad that the gnaw
melt mold ine eon. pledged beforebead open the gadded,
Mt weal/ be epee te remain and set opal soy sapid that
miebt M reeminnided fee sffor Mg a aired aomsnaka-
tfec
heiwen Seised.' sad St. Janteem Meet That wee
what the 'obit. owed : t tinny one beard of their ask-
ing 10T a reed Ins. Welland., sans the sensmotal
weld. (HIV
1...-d seaINSTON said asthiei e iuld be mere fell
sad es en 'bee tee seder et referesee t s the eandittek se
it would teed spot dm mottos
_stout mmao bey
• Mika lac

, t!. it
4 P tfi Wake
hos. Mead

tad distinctly elated there was no nett latention,
sad to precast the possibility of its being coo-
side red that the inquiry would be De limited
the words of the mot oat were as open es on-
mid referred, not to a sommuniestion from Bel-
gravia merely, het embroiled the whole of that spear
between Hyde-park-c user sad the Hens Onarde, by whisk
at rawest two cossiderable portions of the inatuteats of
Leedom were sepsreted. (Hear.) An with regard to the
red berries, be was sure hie right hon. friend (Sir B. Hall)
would appoint sects a committee as would follow the hare
without allowing the Deem he be diverted by any of than
denests to which the right hon. gentleman opposite had
referred. " Hear," and a laugh.)
rd EBRINOTON considered the ineonvenienee arising
from the wont of a corentunicattou between Belmar a an
St. James's obvious, ■nd c mit see no reason why it shoal I
art be diluted with cut the intervention of a s lent ems-
mittee. The tonrinuoication bet wean tb s north and the south
sides of the park was a diffeult question, but es far as he
had heard, be wee not aware that then was such an amount
of truffle between those districts as to require it.
Sir 0. GREY &reeved that at present there wm a com-
munication between Belgravia and St James's for pr vote
carriages, but the inconvenience of the abrupt corner at
Par-mall, tsrnieg into the park, wee fond to be so great,
that if that enmeeintion wen opened generally •o the
public, deeper might ensue. It wee nemenry, therefore,
to inquire how the eneminicatiom could be ',lorded with
convenience and safety.
Hr. ROEBUCK smelted that the removal of the Ger-
man Ctapel at the end of Pall-mall, near Marlborough-
hone, w. a►d afford the readiest acmes to the park from
St. Jame 'a.

ffiri.Y.BIIELLEY said that then wag a great desire
autoorst bid omstituents fa Westminster to hive a clams-
! 'petite, between the north and south Wee of the verb, in
order to r .11eve the tramp of Chsria6•eror. He approved
of the prormitios to refer the mihjeet to a committee.
Atter a few wrr to from Lord C. HAMILTON,
Mr. HINDI. EY declared he wo,ld divide epos his me.
don, hut ultimately allowed it to be novelised without a

Sir B. HALL then moved Oat a select sesemittee be
appointed to consider the boat nesse of eorsmoateation
boluses thane parts or the 'metropolis which lie north of tho
St. Jamie's-park sad those parts which lie south and south-
west thereof. and to reps rt thereupon to the hosts.
Mr. HINDLBY said he certainly should oppose this
motion. It was only that day that the two pleas had been
lees is the libearp, and so time hod bees afforded for their
eorsidi ratios..

Lord PALMERSTON observed that if the house wet•
stoat now te Made tip in the Minim merits of the two
pleas, tit ►es. bind's objection wield be remoiable, ►it
the motion wee merely to refer the 'yippee tea relict eem-
mitte•, red the home would rot have io decide seta that
committee had ripened, co that his has. friend aired ham
ao leer bet flat the pleas would be is the ►rade of mem-
bers loag Delete they were celled ups to pr.mooses may
derision wpm them.
The notice was them put sad agreed to.
COURT OF CHANCERY (IRELAND) BILL.
Mr J. D. FITZGERALD prop/lied the following se
members of the soh et c 'matinee an this bill : The Selieitot-
General h r Ireland, Sir James Graham, Mr. B. Ellice, Mr.
Healey, Mr. Walpole, Mr. Keogh, Viscount Moak, Mr.
Cabo., Mr. Msearteey, Mr. H. firriurt, Mr. W. Fits-
Mr. Whiteside, Mr. De Von, Sir B. Perry, sod

Aber some ebiestioas front Col. Daus, Mr. Whiteside,
and Mr. &yawn Pitseeraid, the modes wee withdrawn.

POOR LAW COMMISSIONERS (IRELAND).
Mr. WILSON (for Mr Hominy) moved to istrodoeo •
WI to abolish tbo old, of Secretory to the Peer Law Com-
at'stioa, a is Irolaad..—Agreed
Some Mum wrr., tiered, •ad the house •djesraed at
10 =tastes to 1 o'elt ek.

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plebe lee Weed. The sheen %Ambits of tb• rig
rintutyeremth, ratibere IMO S
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sale
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plan, wee ahnistaer usheellei. ILI right hoe.