The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-22 00:00:00

DULWICH COLLIIOI BILL.

Mr. AINSB said the government did hid Mehl to
moored with this bill in the pretest sessiest=teend
that the subject would still require Ind"
TEM CRIII/SAX INQUIZY ABPOIIIT.
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the Mformatios has bees orsbmed by the usual damads el
riffle isesillgesa—that • Kohl. lord (Lied Loess),
W=l*that this report had not boss prodused es
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have made mash a etstemiest, beams I do sot Mask it would
be pesible he say Isis is niter a wises esseittgaisti and
ssegdessel saes* dos this seerties. I sever drew the
repel. WI arm dared sr bad she swan eldeleyieg its
premetadesteparffegag. (Hear, bees.) I moor Mew
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telly amareseat Mdraw doh own esseinelese tram the
styles" ; sad I had se mama of mullpsdasse prevese
kg hat rep it beteg imirertried to parlismant W I had bees
so "slues sa ; d „ after berstag Nalemett
M which I ham eshesed, seams dlicame Ilea anybedy
seek hare asy nom le believe that I drew no Ism% es
that 1 hissed be perstslies. net rabbi deed bad Ims
▪ eessiesiellea win vernal perms wawa ere siesseesed
'nib then peesselhge, and he had every seams. Ibessibes
of barstsy oboe .sensed. He el set he. sled be
sealed be. Lad Sernege, with whims be le anseind,
sad with wham he beelines esassiee esessesiness
Moot this report. Lord liesillege bases nee
be essead with repot Mme b set lessild is her Via
set bees it hem Des Alassigiss Wesdendorbe voles
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laptet bsi beygesedw sea bawd, eibleb end/ hies Pa.
/lied edf no Is amides lbse eneeneat, and UkA. Wad-
hod MIA Ins s gressenas nbenesessat. (Issgbent) air
A. Wanes' lint them was see Os meanest pa ha lir the
_segment hat I did set deb, the repass sal n wee
pressed se saes as It peed* essed be, are OW the, hit
Mesta be the relsessee Web day bad engird ham the
Judip"Adrceate. He even are be.. lassoed It has Lord
nsessbasp, bears be was a member of the holed, sad Is
same= plass, whoa the earessat was sate, Lied
intaamisp, like • was of boom, and s patiseass,
did see sit still and bear a mart saleinsisted,
hat pve a aoattadisdas too everything that aside
Seed said dispraise le mself. Anher: thing hes
mon lewd is seated es Isms NM is that 1 was lalloomod
is the allorse of that he*, by besiege of my ems, mid That
I mend partially. I MIA Isbell be supported by the bow
be .s deg that I sheen degrade myself and dispose the
ease I lave the bosom M Mid, U I offered say reply to a
Merge .1 ltb4 sort. (Hear, bear) The pecomidings,
hennately for me, were peblio—and that porde. of the
W:hi wen present were witeemes of the eoadnet and
our of the several Penes, who were potties to
this. Pt.:midi, p. and by their jedgetest I am toady to
abide, m 1 hope Me coOle lord ie. (Hear, hear.) With it
gird to mother charge which he has made, that Wimple,
was • political sue, and that I was biassed, and hie ease wee
prejudieed is consequence, so far from that belag the
troth I declare solemnly I did sot then know, sad army
bquired, what wire the politics of :he board of goaeral
"Seen ; bat since the noble lord made that stateliest I in-
quired late the matter, and I Sad that act only them three
members of the board who were In parliament, and whom
pilau are ham, awe partisans of the noble lord, but that
every alrslo member of the board is of the we polities sad
party se (Hest, hear.) Farther teas that, there
wee• imatlemas who saded throughout the P
an who was also pretest whoa the hoard oM:rinds's
donee—l mesa the puree secretary of Sir A. Woodford, who
I believe Is the private friend, and, I know, • strati politi-
cal partisan of the sod, lord. The noble lord has bad the
Moamar of befog judged by his owe political pante/me.
I beg leave to say I do not intend to .esply for one instant
that Mesa general officers were Mama by their politics.
They gave the most eadons consideratioa so dm eshjest,
sad I believe the delay bat hem owing to belt giving •
elms sad attentive oomideration to everything OM was
submitted to them, sad I think they gave their *she se-
sadist to the evidence, sejsdges are bound to do sal set-
wlthetaading the incompletesees of the ialsky suelbe la-
nfliciamy of the evidence is Lord Lama's ism, I believe
they have decided rightly is aegaitting him. Ikw mewls
these remarks merely for the pupas of visdleatise spell
Mee dime *bargee which I taaderetand have been made
agedeet Re. I do sot know what other warm es, sae mall
Mho than to contradia and unequivocally deem every state-
lass whisk the nobler lord has made as pabhely se he bra
mode them. (Hear, hem )
Gemara' PEEL—As a member of the board of Miens I
dal sot imitate to *sprees my owe opinion, sod that, I be-
lieve, of the beard, that the charges alluded to by the right
hos. putlemas are perfectly unfair and unfouoded. (Beare
bear.) So far from the right hon. pedants& baring bees
ildeamag by gay feeling, or bertag attempted in
any way to Marten with the estalose if the beard of
goofed carer, I coo safely my,. he has doss, that I kap.
else Inquiry what% was conducted with lees refereme
poLitioal teelieg ; for with the esseptloa of the sesbers of
Ibis sad cf the other house of parliament, I had sat the
slightest idea of the opisimia of the alms of the board; sad
of this I am cattail), that they were men of too high heamir
sad diameter to be infiseamd by politioal feeling la stall
their opinion en the gander. of • burlier officer.
were ocesaiosal po:ntr of difference between the right boa.
geatlemcia and two toad, artelag, se I thlak he will admit,
oat of his anomalous pooitioa ae Judgc-Advooste In re-
bream to iho beard, red la regard to which 1 Mick soma
doetion ...cot to be tome to. For 1001040, OS 01111 0011001061
1114 beard thought they wore hardly treated la mot Wog
tarnished with • cirrected oopy of the evidence. Hot, on
the whole, the board were ucaniosoes is thole 'raisins of the
valusble eisistacce which they derived from th, right hon.
sad le-rned geaVeresa (Heat.)
Kr. P. FRENCH oomplained of the Isemmuleses af
replying in that hoes" to statmainite mad* la the other/ hoses
of paeliansme. If the right hos. sad leaned patients
had in the Ant lastence commusicated with his male sod
whams friend, be was sure he emelt have gims lira •
satiefamom ez;.lanati As on the 'abject
The input wee then ordered to lie on the table.

OUR RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED StATES.
Mr. M. GIBSON gore satire to t►e noble lord •t the
bead of the government that before the promotion bo
Amid •ak ►im whether it was the Intention of the yowl-
Meat to appoint at an early o. riot • summer to Mr.
Campton, late minister of the ersatz, to Ow United
Mateo.