The Express.
London, England, 1856-03-15 00:00:00

LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 15. 1856.

IMPERIAL P.

HOUSE OF LORDE—Famet, MARcs 14.
ROYAL COMMISSION.
The royal meet was sin■ ttg oommimios tt the follow-
ing Coasolideni Fond C 16.000,0000, Nam y,
Mune Mutiny, sad the Raisers of Land Advances Aria
Amendment.
The Lnrcle Comalseinsers were tte Lord Chancellor, the
Bari of liarrowley, Led t►e Marquis of &indent's*.
The Lona Castor:mums took b. sew os the coolest* at
, lye °Walk.

TICKETS OF LEAVE.
Lord DUNGANNON pre settee that oh the tad My
ha should submits resolution to the boats to the affect th 4
.he pretest erten of the past of dams of leave everattd
is a eighly taproot' a.sser, sad that it hoe the arty of
her Elegy's goveraohat to devise mate mama for stapes
the eau effect of the peewit law.

CHURCH DISCIPLINE.
The LORD CHANCELLOR plated spew tlie table a
bill ler awoadag the law Maus' so &arab dissipliso.
The kill was yowl a Asst time.

TEI LAWS AFFECTING WOMEN.
Lord BROUGHAM bed toe besoar, esti he setteamd it
• high ea o, to plus tiptoe their lordships' table • pebbles
aped by 11.0 Md tbsir feliev.eltasses—by 1,0110 et the
I weer& of ibis soastry—impkrias their lordship., as far so
is them lay, le mead lees middle( the sosditiee sad
t.f ..otate. Of Um defects of the salsas' la+ as
mat soluld doubt, sad the maim is whirl this Oman
dt fists primed r ilts middle sad lease Masers of vows
-..11 safe! is

was —to sottonplas. To porno intitis
petttisalhes.ulnae were set • natter sd swab vied no-
Maid had as moans, the oppercsairy, the armor
.1 mann then. But wins t and
he person
was I. the Innahln maks of life ; tries
it Ins • weans willing to =pent her children
.111 hosts artist, cv • female senor port api—thas
It go that the intimate was Ult of that 'plea
ilia pissed every tarthisp of her bard versed piss
Wain tie Meal sown/ of a petition husband. It men
be nil Kos the had but hateelf ar bar owu ustortmate
amass to Nan% fa that she Ind willingly reetrcet.d the
nanny tie. Bat she had so pawn t, gat rid of that tie;
than sooner of our lowa Awn is her way, sod provosts/
bit *Weiss the slighted past She was remeiliele eater
ebe emestemeithe dee which epareted duty fnwhisillailli
sea the On Bower noted with thrhushood, sod leis
act pot lid dabs tie salon possessed of the seem sow
wits alba • dlesnies tram tae acolosianisal sous; Nei
emeerp the 11111•11,0•11 spats of earring a bill thinasta
bra besets et parliment The petition which be pre.
NON was signed by all clown. B. Inuit 'sly sun t.et
Km feet et the Wt of sines woe that et the well-knows
hlglayilleeisetberess Jememe—(heer)— sad that
event itsni We. the sane oleo of see who had demo nen
kr the WM instrnsties b• th of was end wonaaktod—lisrp

Mar.)
hi thus subjoin ►e should be the new of Indiums hie moth
sad learned Mead (Lord Lyadhurst) to redeem the Estil-
-1 pivot pledge of a former moire to (undue tone hill to
nosed, the eviriast state el the law.
Lord LYNDaulisr saki that whoa the hill promised by
the sobS .ad loused lord e• the wookaok was ►,oayht
betas their lordship, be skald take the eyportsarty cf
rash*/ sans murk' awn this ssrjeet.

CHURCH RATR&
Is answer to Yr. Waaroaa,
Blr a GREY said that the govoramat asasadmeat to the
bib toe the aboliti.n of er.orth rave had been laid on the
table, sad would be delivered to m inhere tomorrow
(this day).

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ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS.
MALINS waned to h. ow whether goarement
isitanded t procad with the B a...statical Cools Bill; and
II so, wlother it would b. m rely laid no :to tLbls, or be sc-
am anted by a stet. ist.t t f.. es we IS Iwitsi-O•sitreL
Lard PALMERSTON Gould not say what 0011110 Ma boa.
sad learned Mead intimated to pone% wbet►er be would
ask Idea to brag io tat. bill. or &roe p It. Of rouse, it
diem was say atatoss at it would Lot be sada at a lats
boar.

►DJOURNMENT FOB THE RECESS.
PRUSSIA IN THE CONFERENCES.

-
rd PALMIRSTON ot nee tbat tas how, se its
'Mac !Whirs to Moodily, toe 314 of )(trek.
Mr. DIBRAB LI—I skull take at. opp.ressity of neer-
Nag he a question put by me to ,he sale lord yesterday,
sad to whisk I received a reply from the settle Mod which
wee set Daly remarkable bat swains. I said there ware
rmatstre tomewhet aethnitative, assosseleg that as event
et the greatest Imperialos with respect to the ositioreame
at Stmt., la sedaricio to the Oetert of liesilm bad astemead,
sa Invitation had bees sedate Prude ht sestet at
the mattresses, sad that that lestaties has bees ssseptsd.
Later is the day, after the home had messebled, isfereas-
hos es still higher authority sashed Ibis tessatry, sad we
used that sot rely wee it Mae that sash sa irmitatios had
boss made to Prank red boss ereembed, ht that that
power had ameally mood Ms Mes.possatiarise to whom

eta would esteem the seproseetatles of bor power and the
nauseam* oils. maim at the eoefeeeseee, sad the mimes
slat osed were the Premise Prime Miairar, the
Hams Masteoffitl, sad the Fruitless Misdease at the
Coed of the Tuileries, Y. Hatsfelet It WY impossible
fat ma to give nodes of as toiletry of mult a Ware, as
mail It, la my opiates, seamed that I theuld do es. The
role that obtains Is dale hems, of giving Isfermatisa to
Miietiten of quietism, to be addressed to them by
member, Is sot as ails of mastiff manly, but
arias flea the asemelty of this., sas► questions
baying enormity nfer•see to tbo datiso a !lowa moor other
of Ito departments c f the pustomest. It Is neotroary for
the saving of Jim and dwpasit of leseimes Oat settee
iatseitheed shot& be gives to the hoed of the partioalar do
oartsmnit to whisk tbe gisoatirma relates, is orate that Ito say
make himself ameelsteid with he details, to be 'sable* to
aftird the melted isformovoe. (Hoar, hear.) Bat whoa

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questions of liph soot.
vndee' marlin the-MOATII4 Of
°erten top went eireuratteasse have el bow set ocesured
in foreign carat in shish we are din ettp Imassrbeih—whis
each quotient are addressed to the gra Minfrafri Si MN
sewn, it hes sever, that I as aware of, heim ahaddaesi
eec .to try to pi,. previous latiatettus of the lateatien to ask
diets ('tier, beer) sod to the meant state of
affair', when the sosinsasicatina between one country and
another is so rapid, it Is Impseible to glr. each
precious iettnatien, bemuse the a tornados upes what'
the cpiest,oe es f 'ceded sins of even while we en
sitting bete ; oh, rms it Is important that so delay *hoard
he endued I. 'nekton the appeal to the gas ropiest as to
wb it is erthestia or eta. Wie:l, I thought yesterday
that It was peceltarly ea oheasion whoa it 111111 ttl• duty of
the horse to ..frod the opportualty to the shinier of in-
tercede, parliament end the reentry whether, I. feet, to
isporteat ao ev.nt hen really °teemed so that 1 alluded to,
cis., the In.itetioo sad eresson i f Prune to the °loa-
fer. aces. (Seer.) Bat whit wee the mower I received
from Le nobli I a.t ? If it were not fresh in the neollec-
ties of e'l who heard se, sad frail to ray nem memory, 1
should almost Omit I wes lehoertog ruder some snaps
heltslastiors when I renal to the soda of the haw that
the noble lord declined to give any information ae tt the
ispertaat sables of say blquiry. The noble lord sad
that the Ina rule laid doers by Ote nefseace
of Paris wee, that then should be c ,Nalrt• seer. cy with re-
gard to ell th.ir proseedian, tied that therefore a was sot
to his power to ghee say mown to my question. It nom
he *reediest—it deed,l Sauk Illvear to the preennt ease
th- re cm be no doubt of the eapedieory—it say be bigely
tsp.ehnt sad politic that the negotiations should be air .t;
bet there is a root difference between regotiatioas betty
kept secret, cod the parties to the negotiations and
the asses of the atiotiaters remaining naknowe.
(Cheers.) The very fact that the negotiations are secret
it, I think, en additiosel Poston oty the negotieton should
he knows—for the ant condition of ermildence is, that
we should b• ecratested with those wno here the tretll6l:-
. IWO of the alum in which we en hammed, and the very
111•UlUt1011 of the eminence which the noble lord queried a
his name for not answering my question 'pimento se to be
SO 'adamant—if linemen; wire mastery on non • point—
la I of the utmost bantams se to the immoral, acid, II
the 'Gwen and instructions of the negotiators. It
10 sot, however, requtette to areas on such quota. as, for
she principle the noble lord aye down liabeoiauly
Impra-
Ytet If it were true, se I stated to the I oast., that not
emly had the izettaties bean made, but that Prussia had
essetted it, sad had eve nosieated her plenipoteatieriee,
If that were tree, sa I believe it to be, sod that the plenipo-
tentiaries have tinned ia Petit at this moonset, at I .
t dd, I say Viet teem en incidents that c.neot be coesialed
even if it be . esind. If the plenipaentiariee of Frosts

ere absolutely in Peril, no reserve us de pert of the coo-
freers, or the n•ble lord ass keep the matter math
If Barth lthateuffel sad his colleague, 11. Bats-
kldt, are at Paris for the impose of inteediag
the otrafeneces, it is sot to be supposed that they
go •o thr h tel of the k reien minister in disguise, er po-
stai theseeinee et K. Wsleweat's Is mairis Their pre-
sence wol be 'wawa through tut Peri', and therefore the
c vine takes by the noble lord I. reknit g the iafireestinn
to the British parliament I asked for is p. erectly uttheasblii.
But (spied thin, I find fa the Monitore of yeeterdiy a spi-
ral attootheenient by the Frisch g merriment that ea in
Unties has been made to Prussia to steed the esifirenst,;
that Freesia has emitted it, and that she has nomiesed
the Bar is Martheffel, aid the Premien minister now at
Peri. M. Betsfeidt, bar pleeipotentiener. Horis It Oat
the Flinch pin ph ate to be laformed by their gummiest,
autwithetandieg this preliminary roolotioa of the safe.
tees, as to what takes place, sad that the parliament of
Bulead is the only plus where no inf imitation
th be obteinee, and that tee noble Lrd on
as mason of such gran let rut avoids his re-
sponeihtlity, by resorting to • pies which epos mature
re flittion he mast, I unsure, feel Is sae he ought sever to
have advanned ? lamat a loss to saderstead what sea be
the reason that induced the noble Deed to refuse the int r-
otation, which I hope oa feather consideration he will feel
It isnot only Is his tow. r but his duty to import to se
(Hear, be r.) I should be terry tit supper., thee the eel& lord
bade is the cirearastason that P.0.e.& m now partiothatmg
in the isaterthees ary muse for regret. (Hear.) I should
be .nll to belies. diet—lor two leis° s—tlest, if he should
feel emus for regret in that einumetasee. It would seem that
the c"unctle of this country la tee safer's:es are sot so is-
fletiotial •• VW, member of this hoes mast wish them to
be ; bat if it be a subject of regret to the solve lord thst
Prussia boa bees admitted to it, I should lament it
still more, buten I myself caanot bat feel that
the eircuenstanoe is on• not for regret, bat epos whisk we
may fairly congratulate the country and the world. I
look epos the scission of Prussia as en (vest auspicious of
the eattsfsvory &Weeniest of the question' that the confer-
ease at Faris are deliberating upo•—(shoe re)—as ma neat
auspicious of peas—(abort)—and the apoa which the
country ought to be congreutieted, become', whatever the
w,ld I pisioas Ma. times upraised—ea, reseed oftea witn-
out thought, sad sometimes without teesper—l ewe( but
feel tt at tee settlemett of the question at knee is more
likely to be setistaitory and ',elopement if, as is sow coa-
ti mpliod, all the great powers of Europa take pan fa and
scathe it—thou si us gnat power, so peculiarly situated
as Freesia, ,hould remota stool sad isolated. (Cheers.)
Ineependent of the general pitocmle, that oo settles's%
at Paris is lately to be I ermasent if one of the great
powers of Ens pe a stet a perili ipso', there are peculiar
ressoes why the easetion of Freesia "build be gives to that
settlement +Lich I (to tommoo, Lm sere , won every I oa.
mewl) r who bean me) bops is Is peeding. The presume
of Prude at the cosh rust is the ouly mimes, as it upean
tome, by witch the opiates. and sentimeats of Getaway
me be 'unstinted end impressed epee this sumoreine
occasion. (Chun.) It is very tree there to another O. rms.
power which her, bona the firs, participated I. the curer-
enees—a power of which I desire to speak with all due
respect; but I remember well the sung of • greet states-
man—one whose °pinkies apes the saij et I may waits
with 'vat propriety, for they US sot likely to be prendieed
upon such • point—l refer to M. Metteresh, the Suerien
Yachter. Prince Metternich geld that Austria was the true
type of ea sap re, sad that therefore all her Stem% must
be Imperial. (Iles, hear.) Austria hes many kingdoms
and lathy rues depisdest epos her, sad elesiesdiag her
eolkitede ; but Prussia is hoesorceous—the is Givasea—
nee might, Ind,etl, almost asp that Prague is Germany.
(Chun.) Therefore, and for that reason ales., lire-
'poises of °true onadderatioas, I masker that we. who ere
a deeply iativested late welfare of Europe, must be de-
stroys that that power should take pert in toe eceihreasee,
sad feel that au aotheritative ant, witemeat e f see\ a cif-
clouts e. world be matter of coign. elation to the sass-
try. (Hear, tear.) Bat If it IV enewary fee Eu-
ropean Jewett* that Prussia 'heel& be present at
those eon( , and if, on gent rat grimed', it be
I adverse to th tourists that a greet state should mash'
I iseleWd oa this oecaaoa, sad if it be, for the sake of refire