The Express.
London, England, 1858-04-24 00:00:00

LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 1858.-

No. 3,647.]

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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.-FEDAT, Ann. 23.
The Loan Ca ascaLLott took kis oast on the wooltook at
Ivo o'ciock.

kid 41r gnat meedeektrlng &Meta of Begiand than
wee kneit "MOW desdhation. But It should be runes-
bra Olt ea the pert el private Individuals there had eke
been may Inetasese of great munificence in ruppl4eori
deideney. Nor had the 'abject been altogether
by fie gevernmest. Ser Rebut Peel had takee en satin
Wawa fi k. The quokka amid be fully discussed es
the ant ege of the Bedededbel Comaiseimay Bill. He
hed ao o*edoa whatever to the appriatnuent of the
cceremlike.

TMO DRIER Or MARLBOROUGH and Lord MUNG•NNON
HlClrattivaLiMoYou for a committee.
. I cirpaireped be the appointmet
of this esemittee, end tbat their eeptiries would
lad le hspeted remita. biped that It maid not have
the east elehridag Fiore benstrehnee to my fora.
The lklsp of ONDON ietTtl the de. hired
which be Idt la this qLuestion, and OM las eserelter
I would hem a Feeder result TM rev. Flier bad
spoken of the dueler= in the Meet et the city. net vas
not exactly comet ; but es strop a ere allb*ri prevellei
1 there es *end the city beeedery. Their logiehipe mint
be snlpleed le hem het In he very asiehbonehood of these
=lgthis.forlterlire were Ohm mislier than in any
wee her paishe wham psysieliou
wee SO, mad is ear ealyien familia reilhdL Ia
' *scare myseekft meld • esepeption cl mere thin
lie be ase7ilir the enimment el Ihe elegfarn
= le (Hew, lam) He hoped hat the
ingetre Me hie aeseedy, eed waist
nerdy. Cheat alight be made b baler ap-
plying what was =drban head net thick he much
ardelmes would ha derma hem these ere wishes hr the
crowded &dike to the edgMeseheM. Assam
per was this. Their lardielps bad held et the "
audi
its biome was halved from het Mania where thee
wee necettioesumntemereg =ion : sod eursigitheipspela-
le irk
the hie esion terenne•alage Ma sew
7,00111. • yew to the exielestleal comidenere ; end in a
few yesre tir ammo weed be abhor falesises. He hoped
that the emeirse meld emeldir bow a better application
slab& be meile4butte remain It was fir the make of
the peer that kis anxiety. If threes to have
lie
wireltandSilag efilellefi amebae, Irbil Owl were
to be to dirßgrest alteration and he nods to
. ear, hem)
I:71111 Eta° TR bre leellemey is the religious
firtgerien el the north of legfeed, eau the reseeedity for a
left distribution of incledeetical endereser, widele paid
thee that worked poorly, and those that did not, pi/thon-
g%
Hai of CHICHESTER .demoted ea equity into
ha diesibillas of moleeleetkal property. Ever that
Mame Feinhemt about it betrayed some sosndal, intolerable
la he eyes of a truly religions people, living In enlightened
those.

Tba committee was than agreed to, and the following,
amongst others, were nominated to be members of it:—The
Archbishops of Canterbury and
Duke of Northam the Marquisthe of
Salisbury, Lord Stanley of Alderley, Evenly, and
Novara of the bishAn,
ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
Earl GREY to move for copies of any correspond-
ence between the of State and the government of
Newfoundland end the other North Amnion' colonies, with
respect to any acts passed for giving an exclasive right to
the establishment of telegraphic communication between this
country sad North America to one company ; and also,
copies of any correspondence between her Majesty's preen-
mint and compasses proposing to establish electric tele-
Eghwith respect to the grant to them of exclusive privi-
The noble earl was understood to say that be moved
for these returns because he had been informed that arrange-
ments had been sanctioned by her Majesty's government
which conferred upon one company a preened monopoly in
telegraphic communications between lade country and the
American continent. If that were so, he thought It was
much to be regretted. (Hear, hear.)
The Earl of DERBY hoped the noble earl would
not preen the latter portion of his motkm, but would accept
his assurance that the government bad entered Into no ea-
-1
ts except with two companies, the Atlantic and the =earranean, and that in neither cam It had cemented to
grant exclusive privileges. There might be some Moon-
vanillas with regard to fame negotiarkes if the correspond-
woe woe laid on the table.

The mc7tion,--ausen— ded in accordance with the suggeetions
of the government, was then agreed to.

THE CAGLIARI.
Tha Earl of AIRLIE pompon/4 till Thursday the question
of which he had given notioe, whether the opinion of the low
dears of the crown had been taken by her liejeds go-
vernment on • document dated Naples, November 28,
1867, and intiteded " The Decision of the Commis-
sion of Prizes esal Wrecks to the ems of the ear-
Maisie stammer Cwhari ;" and if eo, whether her MageMis
government would lay • copy of such opinion on the
table of the house? Also, whether soy answer had been
returned by her Majesty's government to • note addressed by
the Marquis d'Aingtio to the Emi of Mahnenbury, dated
March n , 1858, and enclosing a communication from Count
Omar to Count Gropello, dated March 8, 1868?
Their lordships then adjawird.

HOUSE OF COMMONB.—Fanw, Aram 23.
The BPIAW teak the chair at 4 o'clock.