The Express.
London, England, 1858-02-09 00:00:00

end *Mama wilt& impale may departure hem the
asa pestles in Prates. Bat there ware in sae of the
Meow in peaks pimps at which in this unsay
cameo wee taken, and at which, if it Ina Oft Oath we ,
should stamina very narrowly what pease In • foreign
meant', Games might justly be taw. Her Majesty's ,
govmuseset thought at to Inform the Freed go-
vernment of is tothrtnnale elect which them Mamma
S. roamed he this memby—(has, beer)—emd I am
le my est tills fried, Lost Cie :aides, be
eshed a despetk has the 'Whew far Neap Albin in
Fromos, la **hit is Mat* that Lord Cowley having wwl-
- to iba IPeisek goverment the bad immersion
*We hod hew proinsed by that eircemstmee he hie coun-
ty, Cimed Welmesid hes directed the Pesch imbresilar
been to ante that the patios relined to Pa long been tea-
HWd in imam% bat that If, is a law slim= eat of away
headrale, passe have be. printed to which objection be
beta thee it lisgbnii, the apparels* of those pamages be
erten nth b ham the Isedvertenos of these who had in
amp the pablisltheg of lime adetemie—(" oh, oh," and
chase)—end be hoe bean embeed to my, on the part of the
limprcer at the French, that he regretted that molt a et-
emestasee sheath have occurred. (Loud china) As far,
than, sa an objection to any revinon of the law is hustled cm
them recent eddiesem, I think the objection ought to be re-
novel by the handmme manner in which they base ban
distlahned. (" Hoar, leer," and cheers.) I now come to
the herein= *doh I have to make. Oa ends* the
Mate at I. kw, It wpm* that the law of Ingle* keen
cangarecy to month mar simply se a mistiermenow,
abject to the pasithmest dhgdeatteor a short arse;
that is, puniabthie as the same heel and la the mole meanie
sa any other kind al comptesy. In emetherprt at the United
Magda* measly te Intim& we dad that the law is more
spin • kw sammiteey to swim them is mak • capital
Amos: It appeared Is my that whit ea the one head
the law la Ingiend was too alight, and the punishment not
*ego*. to the doimelag hen tams, as the other had
the law to Inked, whisk we pawed at • former period, was
more wow thee we assinsery hr he rupees ; and that
would be ea improvemast lo mete the law of the United
Kingdom mama, by esdrashog the penalty ta blind end
boterkag It fa keeled. (Hess, hear.) What we pope%
thwelim, is, that momplmoy to commit murder shall be de-
' aimed to be • blew, pestbable by penal servitude weer&
tag to the natal* at the eases and in the diereasn of the
court which trim the eider, for any period ranging be.
• period of sot he that live years to a pistol whisk
shall be ter Oh. That le, that penal aervibthe ter
ins ask be the mathmtun and eve yeas the
aids. (Imeghtm) Or it may be punishable by impasse-
mat with bird labour, fn my period not etheithag three
yam. The law will apply to canspkasies caning cm by per-
' tem to Min cooky, whether DMA Wrest* or &signer%
to NM* asemir is risq saw pessme, what, Seidel sob.
, Jain or frigates, and whether raiding he this cooly or
oat el b. The law win be inivereal, and will imply to
all poems consphing, ad to all pumas with
raged to wham the eanegaracy is formed. Of owes,
ff is this emir, such • oumpirecy monde, a* the
pee* ample* spinet tails a victim io it, the oomprelere
will lis aseemets before the bet, sad amble to ser
law. With rapt to emapthate agalmt meets est
• thb Woke* we pope* that a winohney
M assent murder alba be tend* la the sews weer as If it
was • somplway to mailer la the toiled Ithplrm. The
Mk *II he • shod mss. It provithi, Is the bee piss, "that
it my puma than, within the United Liman of Orem
, Mei mil bawl, or la the Maas of Jewry, Chatnety,
Oath, Alionny, W Km, empire aptst any other Pere
er pneets, bias *nth wr wins* the midi Untied LW-
dm or the mid ithwhone eel maw walk we Tithe*
the &Rik* at he Methely, they shall be ray d blowy,
and ma renvision Steed shell be *Die is pall earyitude
hr Btey or hr No yea* er be Impoleamment with hard
labour I. the. yin." Thar f /nude thsa " may
press who *nth the United Lagar" et within the
Skirls of limy, Ovarrsay, 84114 •Manay, art Ma, shall
tale or midi fay puma withhe r Mae* the aid United
Mogi= et the add khan, *her to mom& 111111rdor at ray
pm* or perms dam within or wahine her Ma jeetre &-
minks% thin be liable, on waviedas, to to peeelthe
she,, nirtmel." Tina It is provided, that " ray persons
dm egad with Many user the provide* of tisk set may to
agprektaid, punkkelomietheretedealt with in ell raiment
in esq meal et pioso k white they may be found, in the
some mar se la my saw him charged or mounitted
▪ thaiersaty plea; and he prooltdiap odor this me
hr arseller alleged to be annwiteml in way hedge
essetry, Ms wad mare/ than be cashed to be
• MOW of my pewee, whelhar • sagest d her
Majesty or Est, h the arm mom* as I the
puma as Med had bean neardwed he the United nig-
deft" (Her, arc.) Ths dith chine meaty repeals the
Irish ash That Is ameba the 0111 which I have to popes.
I sub the been to immese the punishment ter emespirecy
to snider he Gee* Main sad to arialdek it is biked,
ad he make ten MOM law an this realeloot hr the whole
kingdom. I think that this TM be ma improvemant Is the
law el Me esanery ; nod I the& at the ems time trek
Is the to the obsnahr at this osantry, • grad aim
twig bees ellempied the amingemeate ter which were
pray made la this errantry, that as far aa we as p
*the* dig Maumee to the yrindples at or onestitation,
we einedd dhow or haling** roped le • Lee oesswinne, by
• mid* of the pezdealer law which Mika to that pain-
ogler dines. It may pethapobe mid that at phew honer
law be sot been hand inelbotad—thew, Ms)—isms as
proosedinap have be. taken meth is. 11* ma any ma
say, Os MOM at ear laws ban he hew from the easamde-
ass et tames that by Murtha( the malty sitehed to
en eases pads set add to the detneriag weaves 'path the
aims? ibis, sithough it is possible that the mime Is
gawk= b moraely known la this amity, and our law as It
and his set been applied, It ma lewdly be maid that wean
it Wise to the seemity spinet the cdtace by add* le
the pmishamet Thiel isinteekd Maar ban iteccearsimish

Thermion, he did this might .be the scomisa ; bat
it was not Abe eau= of Oil IS4 hdlg. requited.
They, hut hffic farther for that, Theo don thaw
ahn, not objoet to wade tbieugh siseglitor to • throes,
sad* was only in the oemmon emmis d dente, that they
should be herded wet SLIMS= lb* WI& (Hods
hat) He did ace tbik endue to ma
son their seighboure to beep owe their
medal Richey. (Mrs. be our caerr
ouchto this country ; ad ad grow Ws; simmdam might
000m1=e14 go out hem lashed, bet day hod first come
into :Wdd. (Hear, beer.) They th=e from theft
governments which. sash essembe. ) mos
were trossed
Mammamshy and bushman yang of Mad-
ams would up oldie Istse- • mesa who might
otherwise be • geed ea** would Seem ea memek. It
ass • wry proof soli cgeration. (Chews sad laugher.) He
**odd to the IS am that it mode an ellumilloa.
Is the kw In erapilenot 'with ezimail
ammi=m
Them might bs Telesess is *Was
he barred then to be but s oral note. These wee
others who win briar est fat brier dere, and others
again who sera le hem elsindened ell hese that sad Sys
would ever meld. Whet would bacon thooe people if
that 101 paseett Theklbellege of seouttywonld be disturbed.
They would not be cached by this bill ; they were not people
to maighe ; bat they wadi no lease receive hoepitality to
WA mew in which Mseeatryeight to afford it to them.
They wend say, if the were isms to oblige Franco to-day,
whet might sat be dims to eihgo Amide to-mor-
row—(eheme)—eml Naples en the ildlowing Se (Cheers.)
Once beim. Om wee se Insoolsg where it might
then our
=ingirroidltit h.a rem "411.° bi . And let
the hoer leek le at ems* hit bean would eel to other
, When It Neighed p ,ve way whet mil we expect
gars to dot Whet Strilemhemi t Whet thedbaat Why, the
sad of ft wed &be Sit din wend be no estate in Europe
apes whia a yelldid ads rad Ina ter. Aad, moreover,
we dived lad heed ameelde to dr pukka of a mon-
gol thedd bays bum the met to led the march
odris=)reeles la the dewsward roper et leery. (Load
assn.
Kr. 0112114 word leder rd en armament bad not
brim anal to lit melba et the nide kid, but that it bad
her sob by • dertelght amid le rube seek s in that
L boss& le betel est is reed rube
NI& net ba role-
undaeleed—bereteled nellen tam his very heart.
HeSought lid Ss cab dew we sherd give to Count
WNW wail he thet while we the
spit lir hod been enl"42sellaet.l: hid
net anesesdel. bee that it was hergh le Mit erlein
et Either is red !IL its kwa hr yen yese et tat
hlt =tired Sr le es
ai le arserr.weald but art the repeNden of the noble
' hid et theledathe pvereassat ; b oppose it or • duty
I they eyed to the awry, to the chummy of that home,
Ind to the dairy lithe sews.
eir J. WALSH mid Ore wee ma Arm dilated= be-
, teem the right et rem and the she et Oct whir he
the etereetion at when e Melludes whisk dr hrs. ipsair
ern who_ mob ler welled seerdy le lea Mr.
• Lord ELCHO aerie, hit bigwig Is fort pride.
I If theLatel at seek s sment as the pane, when the
. paha Ilarre vet dbered to this erdest by
dr to ifeniesen end by there
there wield hp en mimed Irneteden that theyttliht:
lathed heady sad stir meerileh (How.) It was di
r very
Ikoten tellthebuyitikt o
Edd=land in hutch but thin
) was • palls In ngsa well, sad whim"'
they wed they mea saying that they ought lo be dry
eenfel hew thertedhal the mmetioa of the right of "whom
P ((Bee bum) Re thenght the ask sereiblie eels ram would
/ have hew le pies • crabs be Obi Abel, that the be..
rimed aid drooled dr MOO 11111impiel an be omunittsd
r aseird the perm of the Ilneweeer; tart whilst it WU po-
i pond le riderin Ada el miss ladeloh It wee also
meld* to meg the kw if It we lowallasnt ; end that
ismoludi de mom herd decimal that the law wan other
that it ode giffiadiat, a commides eireld be appointed
) to hiquire Ye is wrier, as sewer am soon ea
workable.

food which I
Ol

Kr• ROEBUCK argued Oat the prepased alteration of
the law would have neither prevented the arises in guarder,
nor facilitated its dimovery. But, eappeehe the alteration
to be required, was this the tight lie, afar the Em-
prat of the Preach had insulted the people of Eng-
trod, end by his matellitem threshold Ewe? How
came the addresses into the Ilasiessir I By the
order of the Emperor. He (Kr. Roebuck ocolinned)
la aremenkle fee eve Tthing that. said, and I in upon him
the responsibility of insulting my astute,. (Hair,
hem.) That he, too—he of all men upon earth—
should den to inealt Ragland—he who has par-
ish= el our hospitality, who has bees sheltered by our
fodirbi power. What, altar all this, has he done ? Oh,
be seta a bright example to England. There was a man who
complied to kill England's greet hero, the late Duke of Wel-
lingtea—(heer, hear) ;—there was mother man, who was
great but halm in his greatame—and as eased cf hie life was,
I thia, No thoroughly inmemisteat with that pertness se
his leaving a legacy to the rais who had ettempled
to ameminate the Doke of Wellington. (Hear, hour.) The
oily explanation of, the only moues fir, that bid was, that
the great Nspoleon's mind was shaken to he foridadons. I
de not believe that be would in his right since have papa.
teed eo Isfameas an eat. But that ems, who hes nrarived
the proteetios of England, who has come here after at-
tempting crime after &dos agent his motive land, that
man when he had climbed to the height of power at which he
has now arrived, what did he do bat pay to Wm intending m-
amba the wages of his intended dirty deed t (" No," from
Kr. Bowyer.) Oh, I have heard the hon. end learned gen-
tleman died the King of Naples. (Great laughter.)
This rem (Cantina) is now living la Paris, and it we
publicly sod cateetetionely eamounced that the present lima-
pier at the Preach had paid him the leper which was left
him by the greet Napalm kr attempting to eat off the
Doke of WoUtegton. (Hear, hear.) Whoa them pesegyrke
are thee profusely mattered in the Bone BOON of Com-
mas over the heed al Lads Napoleon I hips the home will
recollect this bat. (Haw, hem.) But, sir, if it were moo
eery that this elteratica should be ask to the law, I now
mem to ask if this bp the right time f (Hew, ham) id
now, sir, I will edema myself to the obis lord ; sad I will
ash Ma hew it beat be Isla hie preeset position. (Lough-
Ur.) He is the. beams the people of lobed believed
hie to be the fang al despotism is Zoo. (" Her,
lime," sad "Oh.") Yon that is the roes the Wale toed
Is the.. I reeolhat my* ben the 'ebb had eam
isle elle, that he aloe might etsedade • minis-
by—thet with • row of cyphers by hie aids he
might be the prime minister. do popular was he with the
people of Boland that I sold he might p Oa the streets
sad iciest who he liked for milsegme ; sad In ardor to
prove the truth of what I dated the sods lord has pretty
well @Mod upon it. (Loud Woke gad Aso.) Bat each,
sir, was the elmreeter el the noble isrd. The pups bolieval
that he wee a thorough Hobe WOW, sad that the
despots of Europe humbled before him. It woe thought
that the digaity, the hoer, sad the eon were ode la his
keeping; bat how hes the huts lord Walled the expeteellen
of his eseedry f (Chem) Why, an Awe has tot so
WOO* tree, hr uhlek the hark plies oho am
ramemble, awl the limp rer of the hese taro rood
end kratts the pops of Naglrai—eag men be set oily
bola Aeon bat by his mesallee he throb= the. (Hair,
bar.) The sable had tells as Osight Ihei he has
got a despetrit which sege that the Sasso eatholy
dieslakos the publlosties el those Otero. Lapel* Ilk, to
brew the date of that despekit. (Hear, bow.) I shoeld
like to knew if it hem act enived lace last Friday
(Ham, bear.) I should like le knew if it has not arrived in
canestpeenee of a metsin etatiment merle to the Ocitat de
Pmeiguy's car; sad if, in 64 the sable had has net told
the imperar bet there is *Ai a Olio is the peeps
et liagitml Ott he hoe holisd Aro sad that they re-
sist the lailipity Ala be has NM ups them f (Obeys.)
We ma told that ea Laptev Is accuilood to native
beim like thou to whisk I em rebning ; that he hen pee
bee* sway emeslos tin the peon (a. bob.) I
mew mild aspider spina the Frank soy addrselleg to
hiat may lame they Red, but there is aoticiag mid about
their publieldo them at thole Aram emease la the ifora-
tar. (Hoer, hem.) How came thole Ohre doe f They
came there by the order of the French &sperm. (Hear,
hear.) Why, la • country in which are am dens
to my that his foal Is him own, do you IBM to
tell ens that any ralalelist would dare to publish
asything het what the Butpecor Mud f (Hair, hear.)
De yea this that the Omit de Nero or the Coast de
Parsigay would de mythic elhasive to the Bawer? Not
a bit el it. They remise their ispinilloa from the Tallith.
The peat pa es them esescase to Lomb Heroism; sad it
b he, cesekkag through kb Webber, who has undid the
pup • stiagisat. (Cheme.l No ate that oar laws may
be Owed so as le pad& those who .at the imolai over.
What does he meta by that t Does he mesa to say that the
people of Upland mad anybody to samminete people 'o-
lden? Do we sot low that Mr. Tat told the tint Na-
palms bet thee was • eampireey spina hie life ; wad do
you ilia that we an dilheent from oar anorators f Ood
Mows that we are degenerming Pest—(laughter)—but I do
not think we have yet sunk so low that we would aced say-
body to ememinale either an weep or • so-celled
ally. (Heir, bear.) The people of England are •
brave people. They pat down cms Napless, and
they are not afraid of mother. (Chen.) We
me told that Louis Napless b oar all Is ' the
business of ma• ally to trams swam f Dna It show a
Mese, huh to &ergo as ally with as abed as eel like
uwa *AM* w• have km worolt k• I Milesky
that Unbars. b aloe emeecemble hrAso
apes Nalttis. WM, I') I
thie is ate of
who Om liaars at Commens
welak skst ab kw, kit aw 4

I c• 6•4 MI pumas writ tart ktenwias the peel*•
moo at Is disiolke of the court to the mid orrytkoh
sepal I bow madottad la the ltal will bins a wboksamo
odbot, it Moil *or wlto nor wish to mho tido wisfry
• plan 'boo lbw ma beak red comorot whose or a di-
mmed obtrookr. tart at A orate *sty comet do so
without akkadag thowooloto * the sibak7 a a Imre
puniest. I sow um kr haw to kW la a MU kr
two wpm of wawa* the low Maas Is cossikoos.
Ktto qualm bored, Ma pot.

Mr. lINGLAILII meovoille lb%whir misteest :
" That k
this w hoarta=l•l2 oft the Pm*
seeks Its tbe hie Modem
stempt ea the Mt of the Derrar, sad miens ma a
pipe met* to °Misr say lielbob whisk USW be shows
6. Mt i our Midi low, ti maim. of Mel *WS
MI * Mat the repoildes el seek aims deems I leis-
eini* MN esq *NW asMist le mullsess wild
semil of NM WNW, he Ids lard& ed
the 10* el Isom, mil foam lot mein is
UM es, sad tie ammiestless Is the twoo=-
me* eales to the Mai e[ *et dierake."
Kr. ItAD..D, Is isersibeg the Ilaillinilli.
hi Masi elperes Is the mem% the OP
woad be to rails two miteld per
glair el sues, ad eabjest tee a sum pray.
area se es Se emellkik* d the emir,
Mit he bed Me medal km
Mr. WWII& mil ihe olreeliesibir allerrimmilLerpseel *
M that It led Ms spieled by eisrMas Itesprer el tho
Noe& It woe s saw doeirlse he that ems
%L es set at liberty to seep** asstlioriVY. Mien
w ethos* lemMely ceseseig des Mars at that
lily, tembudy elhelei the polemist saki
impasies. It wtee saes* soy thst the
revermest vas ma at NW% le es *stale
mem savuariggieregesay to beteg beim
the r=seist ef Mise assfidi the seen* of
Se net the esomlty el Se lib of Sri
rum who dr utee of the Fmk pups bid bus
res the them of that Melo* WMe es
.** the mid set Mot my list he thseght that them
life bed thy Meal ef the piss did ast est with that
*Oahe de is Mtn of Atkin&
rtialibiesevirsheuV that Is am of courtesy 0.
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Um ofthe ems 111 lii. He bed be. kid that that
bdivideel bed bees Heed taps *Alai eats *his rum
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moo the id he bed hies Yid *et the
body me* at Waterlorkitge wes *at of e Prime
MM. who bed Ms Ms& *
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killed, WI at op Is this'
well met bist ,
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me MIL ,

lie. w. I. FOX amid lksi Ile bra ad bead sondem
vh• bid Jut sat &All lei kid dr low • %rind
tile kortelty dkr Bask& jabot basthsza Oil k
tatala be maisiall br i day Oa ft name
palm Oa dr natai eamka tint if dr Ark
1 yak k ata piuslatils sammirmal Weise ardlittsd
atiamorse putispeensipa;_ardkatwent aiaakskesil
la mlaitta. ea mita mu ark
11116 SUM ad d Width. Me whyb Ob. :tas=
band aka Oa pakatirs wet ta Pads; vim Ihuy marled
*am bow dU sit !mak pia it ( base.) Tle
imeadstapi—flir ant akaisa• it
la jut amend alsb• be aka Se toradta this r-
aw kw hum ; but Is thought k mil asl be ••1101 re
alma Ilea Is W` lim Um Mad et *a mantadaih:
lOr rlabt ft tab Naelt. TIEN
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EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVEN:LNG, FEBRUARY 9, UK,

dory, There,
when a aerie_ rrtilemeeh chair tet
'Am=

r Tux nation comma in the tribute paid last
night lay both Houses of Parliament to the heroism
displayed by our countrymen in Hindoetan. Doubt-
less all who have been called upon to take part in
that perilous strife have done so to the best of their
judgment and ability. If a terrible emergency has
found some unexpectedly called to discharge duties
to which they were inadequate, this is their misfor-
tune rather than their fault. This being the case,
it is allowable to thank everybody at present.
without inquiring too narrowly who has deserved
best. The object of thaw votes of thanks is to
give utterance to the irrepressible desire of the
nation to make our gallant countrymen feel assured
that our eyes are rivetted on their deeds, that
our hearts are with them; and thus at
once to reward them for the past, and en-
courage them to fresh and prolonged efforts in the
future. A time undoubtedly must come when His-
tory will weigh the actions of all in her balance,
and allot to each individual his due modicum of
praise or eenstu-e. Nay, before that day arrives, the
ascaseity of the case will compel men to debate who
has judged and acted wisely or otherwise, in order
that effective measures may be adopted and inex-
pedient measures rejected. The votes of last night
cannot hereafter be alleged as a final and irreversible

verdict—even in so far as Parliament is concerned—
on the conduct of any official in India, high or low,
Parliament will always have it in its power, if
neocasary, to reverse its decision on obtaining better
ithrmatioo.

Tax Insimairs introduced hat night by Lord
Pauteearott, is a Bill for aggravating the pains and
penalties el the Common Law. According to the
Common Law, conspiracy to commit murder is
simply punishable in England, as a misdemeanor,
with fine and imprisonment ; in Ireland, by statute,
it is punishable as a capital offence.
The Common Law penalty Lord PALMERSTON
considers to be too lenient, the Statutable Irish pe-
nalty too severe. He proposes, therefore, s middle
course, and introduces a Bill for rendering a con-
spiracy within the limits of the United Kingdom
to commit a murder beyond them punishable with
penal servitude for terms varying from five years to
life. Even had such a measure been proposed as one
of a series of law reforms, we should have objected
to it. We are not so enamoured of Irish penal
legislation as to wish to see it introduced into Eng-
land even in a modified form.

But it is impossible to regard the Bill just in-
troduced as simply a measure of law reform. It is
not, as Mr. KINGLAKE rightly enough observed,
a law reform introduced by the law officers of the
Crown 'j it is a political concession proposed by the
Pius Ifirusraa on the requisition of a foreign
potentate. And that requisition has been urged with
violence and menace, with the unmannered abuse of
an insolent soldiery, with provocation to war, and
hints at invasion. It is imposdble to overlook, it
would be culpable and craven to ignore this. Lord
PALYEISTON, in introducing his Bill, was at some
pains to state that he had directed proper representa-
tions to be made to the Court of the Tuileries,
and bad received in reply an apologetic despatch
from Count WALEWNKI. With reference to this
despatch, it may be remarked that even since its date
the offence for which it apologises has been repeated
in the columns of the Mositesr—in other words, has