The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-31 00:00:00

(Stamped id. AdditiasaL) [TWOPENCE.

any assents would be fahjuls(fa M present wan to
amend so much of the set 22 sad IS Vie. c. 35 es related
to investments by treater in Rost India Stalk ?
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL mid the clause had bass
introduced by that house into a MR widish bid comedown
hoes the House of Lords, but the eeneemelles whith bed
been put upon It had had the Abet if Mang IR • deed
letter, though it might, at the same limy be a
=in the hands of fraudulent traded. The =lord
author of the act (Lord St. Leseerds) bid brought
in another bill, which would very probably Co.. down to
that home; and it would them aced hon. members 111 op-
ponsmity of demoting the subject.
ANNEXATION OF SAVOY AND NICE TO FRANCE.
Mr. DISRAELI—I wish to make an inquiry of the noble
lord the Bearden of State for Foreign Affairs. It hes re-
femme to the rumoured annesation of the Dually of Savoy
sad the county of Nice to the empire d France, A chief
Waiter of the sown in another place baa stated that her
Majesty's government made a oommuniestion of digitalis*.
on the eshiset of that @amend= to the Fen& government,
sad what I wish to know is whether that mensualcation
will be smote: then Italian papers which have been in-
mind, and which we await with so much Wend ; or, if not,
whether the noble lord would have any objection to place it
upon the teble espustely
Lord J. RUSSELL—eThe emuntusiceilon to which any
noble friend in mother pins slmded look plane hi July last,
sewl is used MIS a OPINIONIfiIIideR Mob to our embossed°,
at Paris by the arida edeketerin liwitesrleed. I would
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a single brink were Laken out of the edifice the whole would
axes down, if that were the Mate of the church, the WNW
the people of England knew it the better. He thought the
government had too long trlded with this mike* In farmr
owe pea* had made fortunes by panderimE to
church powers. But it would be a led speedy.
don now-a-daye to attempt to make politiael capital
out of the establishment. But public opinion wee
rising—it had rtes-.ad at present the nonoonformids
outnumbered the members of the church of England.
(No, no.) He said yes. Such was the dissatisfaction which
was felt with the church of England, that, es was proved on
Cannon Sunday, the number of nonconformist worshippers
was greater than those belonging to the church. Look at
the number of members of the church compared with the
population of the United Kingdom. What was their pro-
Cr"? Not one-third of the whole country. At bottom,
neverthelless believed that the protestant feeling of the
country was sound ; and every attempt to carry them over
the line, and land them in the church of Rome, he wee eon.
fident would fail. Hon. gentlemen opposite might try to
bolster up the church es much as possable, but they would
fail in so doing unless reform, to* plats.
The question of adjournment was then put, and negatived
without • division.