The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-27 00:00:00

LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 27, 1858.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—MoNDAY, JULY 26.
The Loan Cautacsm.oa took Mc not on the wooleeok at
6 o'clock.

TURNER'S PICTURES.

Lord BT. LE6gaffir;abi hi kera.rd with plat r
tisfaction that it wee the intention of her Msiesty's govern-
ment to enlarge very mach the Nat*eel Gallery, sad hi
hoped that they would mho consider what should be &ma
with the late Mr. Tuner's pictures. lie wished to harems
upon theta the necessity of providing, annelid to the
National Gallery, a separate gallery for them pictures, to be
called " Turnees Gallery."

The Berl of DERBY Said the question so to finding proper
solocamodatton for the pictures of the country would occupy
Iv immediate attention of the government, as mom as they
were relieved from the pressure of parliamentary badness.
They fully recognised the oblicet mentioned in Mr.
Turner's will, as to providing • for hie pictures , and
they would do their bast to carry it into effect.
The following private bills were read a third time The
Warrington and Stockport Railway (Capital), and the Tyne
Navigation Balls.

THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH BILL.
The Earl of DERBY on Friday last proposed a amsed-
meet In this bill, @reading the time at which the govern-
ment will be entitled to take possession of the wires from 26
le 60 years • bat in consequence of some objection by Lord
Reties&le the nwArer was postponed matil to-day. The noble
sari sow wli*ed that the amendment was neosseary, is
order le unable the arrangement between the United States
warm* sad the oesagemy to be carried Into effect.
Attar a few words in opposition from Lord 11101BODAL3
Slid !Aid Silt !MIT Of ALDULIT, the amendment was
greed to and the bill piewieL

that
to clergymen of the church of
j Englend should be brought
in do so oohed the paddle inuntion of the locumbent.
Time ter liturgy, se be understood, performed. Teen
wee • prayer, a hymn was sung, end a discourse delivered.
(A cry of "Order.") If he was out of order he should of
°owes lay no MOM, bat he could not help saying that he
thought the answer of the right rev. prelate was unsatis-
factory.
The Earl of WICKLOW said that the right reverend
prolai• had not answered uestion as to whether It was
trus or not that WestminsteAbbey had been closed.
The Bishop of LONDON said that Westminster Abbey,
though locally situate in Is diocese, was not under his con-
trol ; but he behoved and hoped that them minion would be
recommenoed in Westminster Abbey as sour as the season
vainest in.
WILLS OP BRITISH SUBJECTS ABROAD.
This bill wee read a sexed tints.
FRIENDLY SOCIETIES.
The Friendly Societies Act Amendment Bill was read a
mond time.

COUNTY PROPERTY CONVEYANCE BILL.
This bill paned through committee.
ART UNIONS ACT AMENDMENT BILL.
This bill posed through oommittes.
YOUR COURTS (DUBLIN)

This bill ;..;..4 . third thin 1111 d pe•Md.
RNCLOSURE OF LANDS BILL.
This bill wee nod a third time and pawed.
utorrnitecy DECLARATION BILL.
The report, with emeadatests, on this bill wee received.
SHEEP, 80., coxrAgn9yEI_DISIASIJI PREVIN-

• .
TION BILL.
Tb!. bill was mad a tblrd has and paired. '
_TURNPIKE ACTS CONTINUANCE BILL.

nip 011:1:74;4;
VACCINATION (lILILAND) BILL.
This bill was read a third Was sad passed.
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