The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-20 00:00:00

LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENI24I4,4:7ItfLY 20, 1869.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OP LORDS.—TtroDAT, JULY 19.
TM Lem amoomioa took kb mot co the molrck of
6 o'clock.

EVIDENCE IN CHANCERY.
Lord SYDNlT,breught up the following meow ken
bet Kedaity :—" I hem reonved youeltedMips, edema Peer
Mg teat s erwmindee
in Easy be appointed te inquire Mb Me
mode of tilting evidence the-Comm of Cosecesy, end,
be=shea the =Om late smidderation, I have dirsoted a
to hese ba pemeenes of you Iced-tip' ye.
quisn"
Lord EROIMAIII gemented • petition complaining that
the incembent of • polio bad Wird Ober to Clem the
burial swim as • men mite bed ammitted amoM, or IS
mmh him to bs hurled IBMs oberelimed. An *nee bed
Wee held as the bay sir the mdereende sms=the=
returned • media Mat he More end
is • Mae of Wend* The deemed wee •no
egeelnbis men. He bd been • peril 'Sow end en im
leabilmed the parka meg end wee s shmehmeedee.
Themminet ef the clergymen bed • merle ef pat rid
le his hassiii,
The LOAD CHANCELLOR said it was deeply to be de.
*mid tier tile iimuld ben made such a minim.,
lie dieht be wee elbmeftir twos, le point of law. The
/gym w leilthed Is buried, end this
bans authority to situp idepriyeee opinions pie=
Se leach
THE RIOT AT KINSALE.
The Reel of RIPON need the tel letter 'Mk& Imbed
ressiesd es this mei** My lad, I lave Ws memo"
sum with mesh Nee* the Tina a mat meggeradmil
desisemist else& Ommtlemes's in the honer, respailag the
lees NM at Kiwis. Them we as sob Wag es en
it~eAindimArellimkAgelibee senvent, chapel, or priest •
Tit.w their liability, end
Inisre."2ll-2,211the reser, bereaskAle the magnums' 501.,
the sun de-in them ter dao ages. and so stronity
ware they ingemsed with dr febity of the reports whkh had
been einsehesd, sled widelthodatet induced Lord Charism&
to me the himmep attributed to him, the' they hod em-
=en enfant solicitor in order that the most walling
into the conduct of both officers and men may be
made. A letter has been received from • most respectable
sad fallesetial resident in the town, stating that the attack
toted against the regiment by the inhabitants,
we:ds fiverajocetrinced that the impending court of inquiry will
fay sieddeta these farm I left Loudon on Monday im-
mediately on toadying • telegram about the riot, and
emenned the command of the regiment. Having learned the
tam mate of the affair, I beg your lordship will, in judos to
tabs earbeet opportunity of affording the indermation
I bete deemed it my duty to give you to the home. I big
to remain your loedenip's feittuul servant,

" MkaiaLillll.

" Colonel-Commandant JaitimAr7llo3."
The Marquis of CLANRICARDit observed that what ha
add was not in one London on only, bet In two, and in
the (Irk Constotutiot. and Cbrk • .

BARRACKS AT GALWAY.

The Mends el CLANZIOARDI embed whether soy
'U.S hed yet hem ahem he tM weeboa of new barrack. at
Gamey beveled the bap eziewittare for the parcy of
bad tad the emelresbre et the bldg..
TM Eeet d RIPON said he could not held out any hope
that may wow hensiop would be built at Galway this year.
Ti. setter wee NNW the eamideration of the Secretary for
War.

me aid aldMed egastma. He was willing to
glee dpillternes se a pros Awing_ be
the opponsets
the hal • sad he belied Mir it mall he remind se mi.
U. wished his mere ef polls dry maid earls him
dm It rad* We wishes by makiag • bill to
mew the Web* eat fa smother year. He wee
set We ea sad over amok for the pram end milks of
wedd ; bat alit he mut may that it waste scarcely be
lemeleg fa her Majesty's Most Haeomble Privy Comil
he mean the powers conferred spunk seh teamster, and
*ea pa to ref. But what erse, I be snore with him
We thslingeribility Mt it oasis agora* discharge its
dada if it hell thews powers fat a mere temporary truss.
These pewee% be mewed, viii so Wen cebookery; for
Sidled 1p the dorm he hal loath oat the
Yet red. asiespider Nth. ma& had • mere tem-
per* jersitelisa t4tagnall ad upset Ms ronemmile-
dor se bees eirla with the losal beards; gar was It
likely that die saw health would hariesely girdle*"
vim tam wee neesseary sobs given, it his o=d=d wee
liable to be laspiaohad when the bill der manias the powers
of the Privy Conan came before the Howe of Comma.
Es was not asking be Mr. Masa the inammities pm-
area by the jape rd the land ; bat he was antra*
lees an Dieter ea whose fadiseat would depend td
the lives of
tboaerade. P r them mere, sunless es he wee to con-
ciliar the oppositirs to which he knew he should be
*objected, he iambi feel it his duty to insist op the bill
as It stood. It was well knowa that at least
• fourth of all the deaths that occurred is is countrya IMO
Preenible owns. If • shth_person were
killed en are
ilway the goreemend Weigel* seat down
!emperors ho haverigate the miter of the elleareeteare
the can ; end the pair meter nerd maieolll Wy led
twat sat the came ISM bed 411 albs
they, Urn, to b e Me may emeeelsil ulmaibellveeWd.
a press be et a matritades:Sher ? air
se duty Gad and mfrs reek leut aft eiginsault
Mhos • mere earls changasl Met lei?dread to •
their desolating of eets from aseeihrisal me is beteg •
thouredfold more deadly ? (Chem)
Mr. AYBTON said the arceedlagly 'Mehl sal haps-
rate warm in which the right bon. prima bed meal
the Mal roadies had shame dimmed
bat be (Mr. Areas) was of opinion
ouch mom es the psalm woe quite asemmry.
The right hrs. palms bad oserestly Mated tie peallese
of the set which he eaglet le pespasehr; het Sat ast Irk
lass year, ban alma to per eilleal dillauluse des*
because it was & erne teroporary mom all* an IS be
seriously considered to the ream smirks. The pe=lke,ean
to the Privy Coaxal with regard te
and oontegious dreams wenn le egg diet=autailielve
that parlisosentermidemarrlbm garmialgiegosaarbedg
whatever. The sot flat la ire weal ars "imr-
eidabla" epidemic breaks est—elet nes a lease plars—lhe
'
Privy Council should Use gam to eider, la the 11aM glees
tin more speedy burial tithe deed. TM wee basumedea
*sags In its mu plies, it might maw hinnearlian
Madam That was •my Islip power, sad ought *Wit
be ratered except under the dined= of sere body
which had the paying ar It. Agaity ft •pa power
to dispense medicines; bat the wee ea drat skied, sedli-
ciently provided for by the Poor-law. Next our preen
for guarding perms from /Masks; a phrase Mop whia
anything in the world might be date. All theespiaddre,
be it remembered, did 004 apply to *Mum& eig, bat le
endemics, which wee a very different main Ornmenden
wee an endemic ; for It vase( the nature of aembeds the[
it should be a disease to which people were ordinarily Mr.
But the question arose who wee to pay for all this ? The
bill imposed the burden upon the reel anthorider, is flee
while it gave the government power to Interfere with are
regulatione of life, it gave power likewise to throw *enlists
cost upos the local asitheritir. Would the hors
melte suck a state of atop the ordinary role ?
(Her, hear.) When the &dere came, he had
no doubt that parliament would be gaits able to deal with It.
With regard to vaccioation, them ware dray very ample
power, given to the Poor-law Baird; and he did not see
why, having already or expensive board, they should give
new powers to • egartmest d the Privy Council to deal
with the ear
lail (mist. ben.) !filth le the
elause relation imeedgeffalse. he alesedd not the
Privy Conseil berg tamed wedi thet parer; dendi
strongly object to harbor a sew iigentiased set up der titet
purpose. lie should einsbay hire liergitit. dr gm
erect set I. the Local Msappmeal MI, that It sail ha*
been better to corer the pryer la peaks apes Saw
try of State for the Hem Degermerat He diehl=
much whether there mai weft be weak
in making the proposed iareldplises to ahem ate
vereon's time; sod it seemed to him, rm.
f 4-e, that the existing act was mien sty. Bidet
obese oircamietusom it would be Wart to Ist le
pin by tkis efflux of Ms. As for *Min 10141.14014/7
the right bon. gentlemen shoat the Mg Oemil midis
its saultery pomiroals teawesymbesi to that
he mlghtjeat- Windt attempt to Ile lintg
iliet pee-
mart, and give up the system of mintainieg the army
hem year to yew. Ix truth, it was lisionsetbe MMUS had
hitherto been • temporary one, that it bed proved so in-
nocuous. He begged to move that the vote for the third
reading be diechargr, in order that the bill might be MOM-
Mr. W. WILLIAMS would grout that in 1855 there wee
some pretext for such a measure, but under the Metropolis
Management Act, so fewer than 45 vestries had been esta-
blished ell of which had appointed medical cHOirs, amoaget
whom were emit of the moot eminent VIM is the country.
Be had been informed that in the mat of an epidemic
breaking out, the medical offloers bed made arrangements
forareiog and engirding precautionary messurea, which
would of course govern the whole country. He thought it
would be far better, instead of referring back the bill to the
committee, to reject it atoguthar, or at least to continue It
only from year to year.
Sir 0. MICHELL said that the hones bed Mu called
on every earn for the last five or di year to maids, a
bill of this kind. The Pablic Health Bill had been forced
upon towns which had resolutely refused to *Mr it ; and
the only term on which he could sine to tolerate it, would
be to renew for cue year more.
Mr. Rill LEY said the bill was of largerprindples than the
right hoe. geotlecoan had represseted ; for it conferred very
extensive powers, but with leer oracsution than the alsthig
law. At meant the privacy of English hems could not be
interfered with without edurder a coral Aped by the Lord
President, or by a Secretary el Isses—a provides which
gave the public a guarani* that the order had ar been
tared without privity of the estate. It was not pert&
that • fat signed merely by the Vies-Preddent woeiM hare
equal weight. Ceder the areameares le shout be gad to
see **bill pained tor a Unita gated taly, say kr three
mos Is order that parlismat might see how the plan
einebei before they made it permanent. (Hest, hear.)
Ids T. DUNCOMBB hoped the right ban. gentian*
woad et ones eaves to pass the bill he one yaw only, sad
Ilea the dktoaedou and sot be sonstaued any longer. A
puma attempt at a sob ha serer ham sada (Hem, her.)
COWPIR raid the Sm. taimber bed anima the
hoar by a dieplay of his asolledenie 1141114004
bed* legislation. He (Mr. Cowper) Imeirdy seserted
Met thee* was no bill a the yew that did es mak reel,
all geed as this which the triads el the oil::
14400 isady dansees It would MVO las ham
bar, tlightlnde. Mit weld rwesatwassalem Wag
mai wiaird slinevosd mieleableseghase. At the
line a °Mena war ga
its *sag* It right that Ss
assuppes *mai Nob siol be wad aneepallea In
order le sieselas what the sea fact of the me vas. The
hill wadi amid the gevenment to send its "own corm
epriser to every pass when disease was mails the
popplatices. (Rear, bar.
- Mr. B. ESTCOURT was of °plebe that no reser had bees
shown why the bill shoed be made perpetual. When the
country Moen convinced that Its object was the general
there would be a general dlepoeition to afford it
:Pr• at the same time he thought the whole law relating
piddic health ought to undergo a thorough revision,
with • dew to prevent all dashing of authorities. Re
thought, for instance, that all names to rednatione should
be omitted, for he was convinced that the people would never
consent wilt any cheerfulness to a comptilsory measure ashes
km enlacement wee confided to the lead authorities
After same remarks from Mr. Jame, Sir M. Farquhar,
Mt. Bas, and Mr. Coninghate, the house divided
Par the third reading lOl
Against it 95-8
The bill thee paged.
MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS BILL.
The adjourned arm on the areand media( of this bill was
termed by
Mr. S. BSTCOURT, who said [het the agrot al the are
ears was to remove cedar deciarations which was now re
rider by law to be takes by nan-conlennet minters firer-
=lle easederel that thehones wee deleted in la.
ea the eabjer ; end he begged to move that the
whale warn be reined to a niece emnitten (Baez,
bear
Mr..) SPOONER emonded the emeadmeaL
After • the, t Manumit:a.
The hem divided
Patti second reading l3O
The Alsimithill wee theist reed a sewed time. 44-86

stat;g--ese ropesied at hali:Ert 3 o'clock.
Tbe bars sewer at 6 elabok.
WENT YORKSHIRE ASSIZIS.
Mr. W. LEATEASI asked wbeeser the jetties bed sr
ported ea raWeet Rig Arse rercia, sad steers the
report raid be leld Woe Ibe beer P
Sir 0.0. LIMO sell tbat be bed not nester say 11••
port on dr ..*yd ; bat bra a destrist whir be ford
i. tbe Meserlise $ spared Or tbe Padre bed carryed
to Merreesseer Heir opiates Is toped I. the espediery
et bents: Oder ler the Wat MIAs ; eel Wo111111•14
Oho uomiloos .plats el the oestsimteemo "rhea b 1
tba! tt scald see be rarest, will a of
to
th• p.lbu ot jarsEidis., tie rid min is the West
MIXT.—
rtOkNIZATION OF THE INDIAN
RI-TOHE INDIAN FINANCIAL ATATIIMIT.
Mr. H. BAILLIE ear abater ft was tbe Wears et
the goversoeist to give tho hoses es orecollaity Worms'