The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-17 00:00:00

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neellead he might my serum., he wag ad,
coavioikas evea to them (Heat, hem.)
17.;-. pack-week eottivatat at the queties.
heeeeme it eve ambits," the heroes et padiserst set apes •
mem& rumple, be' un the ameba adertsfmail by theta et
ake dubs, to ley whether dry woad et mead set iamb •
UM, to tha hIPINOMIL pet, is weeks, If Om were mre.
whyffie Mesa tAimmiime iheahl Shea •• pima of
the Jeohlilemeselea to • meg there. he issimild thae by
se gamma hot Nab they le even the sewaltiarke=
le gat • Jew tale the giber beam %resat,
the *lies while ad hew obese b eaketaie,
Dot thine
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psis whhh ebbed le peer lima
Ile bow, am I low ars, that this esesiellea wee age •
meilegies le he Wesel bee • law et • persisest charmer.
The ant lime et 0••••••• sight amen the very roots-
Ilea old& they ha pees& The whole sairevany oa this
wee- wed melt sari sesellea sight rise seam, mad Soy
weld Semi M llafltl7 =see AMA te deal with it cm semi
gellatples loonlitee. Ile her beta afteilKag to give • dial
web •this gigeoies, eoil he hayed the home would keen
hie if OM awe siareseleg Wei upon It. He rase to lay
AO he *mid is • oomititutfonsl poles of view this wee art
OD hiell Mow of 'oiling dila (mottos. mid at the fare
thee be wished to make Au solemn against the
fides et et bee to a Cluutiaa tare.

Lard PALMERSTON—I will not detain the hones more
than two minutes, but lam unwilling to give • silent vote
en this question, lest I should be supposed to give my aimat
tilt merely to the otj.ct and effect of the bill,but to the
Wean by which that object Is to be scoomplisieL
I entirely carve with the right hen. gentian=
who has jest eat down, in feeling regret that those peruse
in the Howe of Leeds wbo had mode op their minds to pam
this Lill did not make up their mind* to peso the bill that we
seat to them. I entirely concur M the objection that has
time stated to the mode by which the admission of
Jew. to this 11..ase has been see naphthol, and I combo It Is
with considerable reluctance that I give my support to the
prevent bill ; bat I feel 110 strongly the expediency of the mea-
sure Itself, I 101 so str ogly the mane of admitting the Jews
into peritonea% that I am content to accept the bill on the
ground en which sow have oppmed it, that it is • flog in-
stalment of a more complete measure. I cannot believe
that • measure so objectionable to principle and on
constitutioual grmods will be allowed to remain a per
manent law on the statute book. I em confidant that
thus who have hitherto objected to the admission of the
Jews, having conceded PO mach so is conceded by this bill,
will at no distant period g, • step further, and will place the
admission of the Jews, not on the olvctionable ground of a
resolution of one house of rani vomit, but on the more con-
stitutional ground of • mend law.
Mr. MALINS (who rose solid vehement cries of " Oh,
oh," and divide") expressed his diwatidection at the
manner in which this manor had been fettled. They might,
the next day after this bill had weed, resolve that Jews be
admitted, and the next parliament might resolve that they
be not admitted.
The house then divided—
For the I.ooud reading 156
Arland it
The bill was then reed a second lima sad ordered to be
committed on Monday.
SUPPLY.
The rep in on supply wee brought up and mined to.

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WAYS AND MEANS.
On the question that the house resoles Waif Mika esnassittes
of ways ar.l
Sir F. BARING adverted to the report of the abet ma
reit.ee on pnh. :Donne, and pointed out a variety of
snowelies which existed in the WilealetiOlia between the
Eachniner and the Pat-office, relative to the manner in
which the money voted for the public service was delivered
out of the one oar* and managed by the other.
Some dimes: m followed, in which Mr. Bowyer, Mr.
Wilents, Mr. A Smith. and other inrrebere took part.
The CU ANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER prowler!
that the report of the select committee should receive careful
annidention.

The hoesethat went into committee of ways sad mane.
The folt.ainc voNie were agreed to :
make good the nappy for the preeett veer, the gem of
11,2'211.295L Ir. led. reit of the Cento:idated Fond,
To he Wand for the retains of the pre.ent veer, the ram of
4,327,1424. Ifle. lid. out of the manilas of the ways and
JIMMY of the preceding year.
Mr. WILSON asked If the Coewilidated Fund Bill woeld
tn_prieted. wit W. teimetinata printed and aornothnee not.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER mid be
behaved it would be printed.
WILLIAMS 'premed his gratillostion that the bill
would be printed.
The hoses resumed, end the resolutions were ordered to be
sported.

CHELSEA BRIDGE ACT AMENDMENT BILL.
Oa th& option 4, golon Ingo c immure on Wm bin,
BENTINCE oklated to the bill on the aroond that
It violated a pinotple set lancli wed a tonne of anoredfnet
to width the boom ought aver t' Irnd iterlf. Re &mkt,
Rai those who opposed the bill were fodinerent to the con-
forte of the lbw ; on the cootrary, he should be "lad to make
the *Moo free of toll to foot putelioners. Bat the bill vio-
lated the sires rtent mitered ham, mating the tolls liable for
the amount exprwle4 in the erection of the brida, mail that
amount with inter/at at • per orne should be paid of. This
riolieed that agreement, and 11411 therefore • breech of
public faith.

Mr. CONINOHAM regretted filet the bill did not go
Mother sod throw ..yen the lori.lte free. He thought on the
/Cwoe* the Tb.rn.e elensid
hoose thee erect foto committee up= the bill.
Clause 1 woo weed to.
On cisme 3.

Sir J. SHELLEYomyed an emendment, the Abet of which
wee. ha mid, to abolish the r-,11 on foot pareengers after the
paesieg the bill. Preetically tla toll of • halfpenny,
which was realty a wooly (for nobody wee allowed to tors
Wend ea the betitge and to he. k. however leech he releht
Smile It—he must go to the other end, end pay agein to
beet) ow/MA to the deprivation of the poorer dames,
he whose brat the park had been forme& of tie enjoyment.
lithe toll was takes off. the lead at the Surrey tide would
be so moth ashamed Is 'aloe, that a nose. end the only
stern, would be off what of eetting bat the mosey advanced
reel ef the rehtle 'weds for the conterwrion of the bodge. He
andemtool that a bottom had applied today to ask the prim
of the Wail. and bat bees Weaned MOW. as sae, whirr
k had been moimeat at 2,00(11. en sere, eo thet there wee
rem wood f w saying that a malt larger sum would be
Ilahmed thee was taken into the toerount by the gams.
Mat. As a spowaleften merely It would he wile
le hie of the ton. They had made a had arrla-
Om Is egesdleg 300,00 W. in termieg • park. They
had are se as the rroommesdattnet of a royal nom-
admios. whempereed that Reamerailliiide were a Reliance.
They hired • park Ow the 'working etame, and thee they
wet that melody writ go to It, awl that the howl around
eakil wit la. They boot' • badge at an rapes", of
MASK I. set est of that difficulty, end they placed • tel
EU, whieh destroyed the effleleney of Ow remedy. If
leek of de toll pc opt* would go to tlte peek, and the
wahi he readily Wren up at 3 0001 ea acre or mom
they weld Er Ark at least some et the room which
had bets en hely tort.
Lord J. MANNERS admlttal that the provision. of the
original act were meet swear.; and if he mrold egos
with the Wu. member f.r Wealmineter that there
would be en breach of faith in doing away with
the lens toll A. the bridge, he would haw
great growen is eeppirthr Oho ateredrate. But that wee
not hie opiates. Tb. hoe. menthenan had elm raked up two
combos.. The perk end the bride* ratted lira two ter-
ror eme of parlternit, end there wee no power euthorbong
them to open_ prism say moment tbev Meta metro from the
mho ef the land to the repayment of the chase foe erecting
the bridge. He orate meltnitted the abreality of kerning a
park at • /wet carer her the bawl. of the he
dame,
the rally aroma to white wee a bridge, and then t 1 Ogee •
toll nem that bride*, whir% meet to wester extent or a less
oriels& them Pot whom *Ottumwa the park wee intended.
Mr. CON INOHAM *lmperfect the amendment,.
Mr. WiI.I.IA M 9 Mitred that the only 111,41011 of geftleg
rick the mosey that had been advanced we. by throwing
opts th•
Mr. I. LOCKS aupportal the areaimeat. He did not
ask for any grant for the metropolie, but kw contender! the II
woo sr arrow for the noble bml to take hie stand upon the
plied* that breast a 1,11 berrain had been made eith re-
meet to the pack the house .1. old be preeluded fawn Tema
Adoring the caritas is order to make better arrangements.
The committee that divided LII the amendment of Sir J.
Shen." The numbers wr to .
1W the amendment 4l
Animal ft
Mr. E. STANHOPE prepowd the iseertim, is thia., 3
of the tillowlng words . • Clpital slue of mom., s.th 4
pr east interact per simian demon, and an wean of cock
interest up to the dare of pa, merit."
Leal I. MANNERS opposed the etnesdart, which wee
gapported by Mr. Bewitch and Mr. Collie
Os • diaries, the r unibcre were
For the amendment
Arafat it ll6-71
)6j. 81STTIORP propored the addition of the following
wade at the roil of ANTime 9:—" Ner at any time previous to
the mid rem of 10.0tW. being paid of as doweraid, shall any
toll he demanded or takes for or In reepoet of foot nemeogen
pumice oyee er on to the aftd bridge on Sundays."
Tim ameedetent 11111 pot and agreed to.
The Immo thee resumed.

he
Eorloose, of Lands E3l passed through committee.
On the tient order, A* Cumuli t Fag the (Selma Stibrurtlis
Woos 13.3. mrsendment wreed by Mr. A. SMITH, the
caret of ehkh least, &lay the bill until wails men ware before the b,urw, wawa r'es to e. 4 b&o ; it we. nerranrsdi
es well as a vantioa to defer the coanuitece until Monday ;
bat ultimately it was eo defined.
Th. 11.nsiti 4 Irs •srs r,no l'irotigb, and the house
adjourned at 2 o'clock until Mundsy.

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