The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-11 00:00:00

LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 11, 1869.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—TannAT, Fn. 10.
?be Lou. CIAYCILLOI took lio seat oil the wools**
M Ave o'clock.

NEW PEER.
The
las
seat. Earl ot !boos (late Lord Roderick) took tha Mir
sod
THE PRINCIPALITIES.

The Bari of ir7sisitTilirw= to ask the &credity
ke Foreign Afars whether it wee not the opinion of Me
goverment that the &mice of one person tu the position
of Remedy of Wallachia and Moldavia was contrary to the
mirit and letter of the Convention of Pavia of August, 1866 f
TM third &Miele of that convention declared that "the pubic
powern in each principality shall be wafted to • h-spoder
and elective amembly." By the 22nd article the " buds
of imam and espendlture shall be prepared manually for
each principality, Ina!er their respective hospodatv." In
the 44th article it would be fund "that the cousmander-in-
ohig shall be appeistel alternately by each hospoder."
Firm this It •ppesoud clear that the framers of the cos-
metics latendd that there should le two hi:update. It
was well lowers that difference of opinion existed amongst
the parties to the treaty of Par:e, whether one or two hospo-
den should be appointed. He el,o wished to cell the Mu-
tton of the goveramest to the 46th tartlets of the convention.
By this it was provided that' "Moldaviane and Wale:blue
of ell Chris Ma denominations shall be equal is the epic, the
law. The enjoyment of the same rights may be emended to
ell other axes by legislative mimment. " now ha theingit
MO the Jewish portions of the population of the prim-Meyy.
dee bad greet !WOW to complein of this, and be should like
to know whether the article had the samties of the govern.
meat which had during the lest madon Maimed the crown to
meat to an act for the enfrencldeenent of the Jewish am-
mushy at home from one of the disabilities which affected
that close of the common ty. He treed thet his noble
Mead would he able to impleb the alms of the government
en these points.
The Bari of MALIIESBURY mid that a few niessLari
hie noble Mead some acmes the house to him and
him of Me intention, or rasher desire, to pet • quell/on to
him an the 'object of the convention of Paris. His noble
Mend MEW the question he wished to pat, which was,
whether it wee not inconsistent with that eenvestfees that
one person should be appointed beepodar both for Wallachia
end Moldavia. His noble friend asked whether the petting
sleuth a question would be Inconvenient to the interests of
the palm, and he ((ord It abarbary) told his that it mull
be Meant:mient to answer each • question. He me
thereinto somewhat surprised to fend his noble friend repast.
Mg that question et the present moment. He meld oily
site had alreedy privately, that it would be immure.
alma to the public interest to answer the question. And for
Me mama it wee more then probable, indeed It was almost
metata, looking to the events which had taken place in the
prieMpalitiee, that • congress would have to mesh* or at
all meats that the power. who rimed the convention would
ham to consult together, and determine the details of the
dome which the noble earl referred to, as well as other
dmese of the emanation. The some remark epptied to the
dem with !eremites to religion, as to which hie
noble friend bad given him no twice whatever. In
these circumstances it would be naanifstly improper for him
to give an opinion in that house on a subject which must be
melee of demeelon elsewhere.

LAW OP PROPERTY AND TRUSTEE RELIEF
BILL.
This bill prod Omagh cocuoittim.
WINDING-UP ACTS.

The LORD ciiircaLuma ea/led the attend= of the
Inouye to a erasure for amending the Minding-up Act.
Having bristly reviewed the raring& eon of parliament on
the ROOM, be stated that the man object of the present bill
wee the consolidation et all previous sets. He proposed to
retain all former regoletions, and to extend the advantages
of the proposed bill to all companies, especially insurance
compasies, which, under presto circumstances, wire
excluded from the operation of tamer ac's.
Lord BROUGHAM thought it very desirable that all the
acts should be cunceildsted in the moomos proposed by hit
noble end learned Mead. _

Vila read a first dear sad
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TionDAT, FEL 10.
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NSW WRITS. _

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In the room of Colonel Ituatioet, sow Lord Iterthwlch. and
who had bees rolled up to the Nome et Leda Aloe the the
borough of lleohe, in the teem of Sr Jahn Rareedea, who
►ad scowled the Chiltern Hawked&