The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-29 00:00:00

FEeddy* the ides of Brea Humnieraer.
Z ferronsaklmia. illallassiZared reel: arras ag" al to
Oar ad Oahe Nadal wawa fkr Hay *ea agads
Iteself derasida They wer eds. with lie mad .of
the rth id Reg. Nov damn airstreams f Tao
woes two hli.E of *la rer other d the 18th
of ay, both et them wad ea the Ilth of 11Iry, yak
adored the views of the `damereesnaria. The bear
et the 18th odd that = heap Wased wall he of
the slighter avail, sad id Mats es wit raely
omenate Italy. The Clmd hales rid the
which took pair the Cmber of Derail. MS=
✓ated that no area iro would be =wed into had
sot for their ear the avaaerles of Italy by the hatelfsam.
The right he= seafirroa Ira said that Ka nib Wad
dated to =sr ad el
der
VWdyad, ad Im
per=ire Ito la el as
Irg the Hera
skis arise
eat of tidy. lasatehis ad" for
Dundalk are 'bated to that gang into any Ka-
i pre o that did sot greatly Mara
his rid w w
bad he believed the =ark of the ban.
dam ter Duda we the li, last they Might by plea-
bar de say rod for Daly by metering the
e. err, brew" and Lamar.) Ti. ideas of good ad
eardned by ht. hon. Med sad hisseelf WWI SO thlweet
es that subject that he he red that. was as ado of trim-
Via the language of the one into the amp of the other,
=turnip, it iseide ash Or= hear.) Me ra.
last spokes so daily ea the said, also urged
Oa sot to enter into any awer or eathriaos. No ea
0111111Seted with the goads:rat bad spas ea this cab'
who did sot admit that the whole of the =sera
the red oda and idermspeollea ht dedair;ll7.
(Hr.) Bat Ids bon. bad set bold that to ha bound
by my ad es. determination. taken ea • pedal lan..
natio" et the feetamith weird to 'Waft or not entering the
=The elmteter of the ward eaglet crop so-
to VS24o6lleirendisser, r to which they bed r
yet so information. No am Wow yet whether Adrks
Amity wrested to eager the coarer or no. No one
supposed that Adria wee rdetioc a camas. (Haar,
bd.) With regard to the Wasp of Era or Prude, ead
their Was respect* the magma, ha wee met aware that
the brae was at all informed up to this thaw (How, bag.)
With regard to the wishes of Pres= it eased eddy be
the duty of England to lead her meresere to Faroe in
eetexteg European order and heeds en a just sad Witt.
Ede brie. (Hear.) But on the other hand It la ilia duty
et Ragland steadily and cautiously to keep disentangled
Wet any such maragenirsta till the time came when
If 4 raW
dleYmsYa ter effect
een thet° toes.
Couldt anyoneh doubty end
We
this whisk had reference to the future adiretica of Daly ?
(Hear.) Woo that a question so entirely Wigs to Euro•
pica add ? And were they to reglad a vow beforehand
at they wild on no reount ewer a wa res°. in
which that sakes might be diamord P (Hurl TM es-
torn of the dabs. and et the Osad Deb of Tssa,
the Dallas adederatica, ed the earl poem wen erefy
=of deivelermst la vary dared oreas,
boa. *WA Eke Dada wee well ewers.
Ha amid set go the leer\ of his ha= red (Kr. Drum-
tshe that the limpid prom et the Pope a
eradelly religious. (. leer, hear; and
Hs brad it to be net may a =rod but
social questles—a moral Teak= a =idea of &mural
truth
tru sod jades. (Cheers. Wad was a to the
amain up et the Pope in 816. (Kw' bd.party) England
with Arad mad Prods win the pewees virtu-
al. for the eseteratica of the Pope in 1816. And
it waddle • strange owes Weed, II had any adder
Yea of the leer, they win to say that nothing shoal Is-
roe then to Woad with what lob boa. fried tilled •
Moilthere6gber "dr= ear, Mar.) lie wee tiny to
dila mamas (Kr. Disraeli) had the
IMO, of We fat le appall el gas vulgar error that
them weftWO raise la Italy. When the
right bee. geedmie era died on the whig
peaty, be meet these pay to which rational
eat esestabelleag Mama r_ Italy owed so much.

11 was eel time air Om abat Ire war Itely.
There wes se tam at the welter, The egrl St a.
really feeemillary parr la prates; *en war se UM Mil
bereari te the &Wire party Is pair ski did air Yid
the der b err bedew as bat. gmellems.
= the
entry sem sr 1 Meek dot Fry the elebt
bee. erakiria ire lam eaea thew alio did eo
era se mit retkaal Irk= ha I. (Orem)
Shen eideled web glory ea *el, eel Oiedieistry bed him the
rellyin Pitt At Os yeeesat asemeet they bad a red
akar mete el Skip, Ned int pry vet la ream of Wei
Be pried rid 'tying ray spit le the vertallerry party,
which dry weld dt ff e arm of dark 111•11• Wilt rat
That train wee eat that yernmat .udi sat ire
eight et It mere* we the der el Begird wit le dew the
triads at reareas I la te trapper Mr they
could act rap ken ditertiesa es the ate head lie
fella revelers the rim nor aloe seserate
ef the luster eeeewf w Italy, vats It arid are
it impolitic to err to tog Arra earksita ark es
the speech of the right ler italkera reed N yea* IS.
The right hon. sestinas reardhliFin el That MOM te
defeat the treaty. It wee ail a dskieW Mt
treaty, bat it was grill.w lire pereiples of
the trusty which an necoptible of may fen* would be
accepted t But he wee bound to say that he perceived
one dilemma between the speech of the eight hcs. rentlemen
the amber for the University of Wes (Sir. Whiteside)
sad that of the 'rant he. member for Beaks. The right boa.
teitabir he the Univenity temilemed the tesdr. eat the
right Ms. mamba ea Banos the other inert,Md. de-
solating the aesgnw is term reeelly stream took a totally
eilkiniet view d the treaty, and Nought it was only
by greet mismesegeseat ea the part of the govern-
ment that they had set ebrieed the credit of it,
fur ha said, " If you had bas gem fellows"—by which he
appeal if he and Ws trade bed been in °lke—. we would
have stepped in at the right .coat, and band of wending
in that bit of paper from Frames to Maria, we would hen
contrived camera to hem= the lather of this magnificent
peace." lie most eo that he kit with the member for
the University and not with the aware be Bucks The
Weer, it lee usdentood aright, It appeared that tarp
team were offered to Austria; that you get acme Worms- '
tios of those tenns,"—which was sot the Ind, be they
had nothing whatever to do with either eigtadesz
denying, them beyond this, that they did wit Mel
soiree lustiSed In holding them beck, hat
large and liberal terms were offered to Austria ; amid why
did you sot get credit for thenir That wax his charm
Well, he was proud to say this.. that point he did not think
government would have bees et an amnions to compete with
the right hon. gentleman, it be bed be.. IR a condition
obtain the credit instead of these, brew be did not think
it would have been • diplomal. lelmph sa which they
would have bad reason to oonginedielli aillilleheß Oa that
mint he could not do better ay, es lle agile kind
said, the charge of the right bee. aeedellanni wee wither
The right boo. member forth. Calamity Paid
Austria meld infer from their sending the paper
that it mohair paper, and not a French paper, although
they sent it with en intimation that it was a
French paper, and not theirs. With regard to the
dinimion of this question—whether it were that night or at
a futuretime—he entertained the arongesthonand cheri,hed
the aroesest °Demotion that the House of Commons would
sot comet, especially in that stage of partial and imperfect
informants, to interpose between the executive government
end its solemn duties ty ailing on it to aocept any declara-
tion whatever, which should pinhole the exerdn of its dis-
cretion wi.h regard to the matures it might be most prudent
to adopt for Mg to the peace that form which might ren-
der it leest gdaiiger.es to the future fortunes and permanent
tranquillity of Italy. (Cheers)
Mr. MAGUIRE defended the Papal government against
the strictene of Lad Mauston, inning • very Bearing
plasm of the pergarity of the Romagna.
After a new riiimarke by Mr. P. iteuttage,

Lord C. HAMILTON amanita the accuracy of Mr.
Whissida's somement that Lord Panorama had, to 18411,
missed Me opportanity of eve aft Lombardy Iran the
luaus posemslons of Austria.
Lard .1. RUSSELL, oa the otim load, maintained the air
of Mr. Oladatones Mabry of the traasactioa.
fljorfonlied doe narks of Lord auto, to Italy,
mid espreend bit Wild Shoe H tie people of that country
were is to tbanssams dray woad form Gonad politica ht-

isms murk, were mods by Lord LOVAINE 604 Mr.
KIXIIIAIRD, and the Contusion ended b 7 the papers being
ordered to Its on the table.
The Highways /3111 was withdrawn.
Vstious Nilo were forwarded a stage, and the remsioing
business baring been domed of, the boom adjourned at a
cloister put 2 o'clock.

DRATR or TBE EARL OF HARBOROVOLL—The
death of Hobart ehmard Math RIO of Darborongh, Baas
Herhorough, sad Rana Bbensrd, of Leitrim, Ireland, took
place at hie seat, Stapleford Perk, near Melton Mowbray,
yeeterday (Thursday) moraine. Deceased w only sea of
the filth earl, by Eleanor, daughter of the Ron. J. Monet-
ton, of Finiehadto; he was born In 1797, sad succeeded
to the titles sad hie Waite la 1801, sad on hie attaining his
majority in 1818 It u mid be succeeded to a rent-roll of
22.0001. pre annum, sad ready mousy amounting to nearly
90,0001. He me. rad In 1813 Hwy Elite, daughter of Cap-
tain D. Temple, by whom he has no issue, and the title
limemes as Met. The Hob barmy of Shenrd, however, is
saw eejeyed by his convict, Philip Csetell Bhevarii, of Old-
km, sear thiltion. His lordship had been confined to his
tam se/y • week. Dr. Davis, of London, was celled is to
the elefamee of his lordship's multi medical attendant, W.
B. &owe, Eee of Helios Mowbray. The decemed's scoot-
triciiire, perticulsrly in early life, will he well remembered.
The Mealy derived Me detest from the Conquest.
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N DIP LAND EnCLOGO/18 COMPANY.--
The ewes' meting of this mes,tesy took plass yt 'tardily;
Mr. George Bidder be the their. The report has already eir-
peered is the Evros. The Charms regretted their
vasseseeriol attempt to diem emended tense. He sew so
eitemetire but to address tie Dwelt metatarsi mai room
es they bed hose sortie( fm Me estrionloaral Weems of
=el Mho* es well se he themerime. The cea-
se Oat paperer west be est of the question with
asy harm geversmist ; ttttl he beget it seek only ngair•
s little more Immo lie Mime the begisisture to great the
imyreved terse required. N,. Ambrose Mom inked whet
the uselnrity woe te tie DRUM peellsmist. The Chanson
replied 40 to 11. A proprietor Irked it there woe sap Mame
ot their getting interest on the eight pm rest. yetterem
oggole. The Meknes said that if Shirr appeal heel sot
bees rejeetsi,ha amid bare emewered that quisics in the
eimmise. The mat era this eilepied esestmermiy.