The Express.
London, England, 1861-03-20 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIA Num.

110 USE OF lAMDB.—Ti roti.%%, MART it 19.

Their lorthhipe al b o'clock.
The folks* bills wow road a WWI tine : Charing-crow
Itaileray, City Termiow Rill. Porimnouth Wstcr Hill ;
Iluhipate. awl Innal,.o !Lulu ,V I:ill ;
Paula Ibadle Coiripasy Hill, Fiwteru cousim. eat soma
Ilrialway WM awl brivelniry and Harkey (;•• liilL

11.1Elt. ATION tE Eli 'EN RILI.
taint T ‘I sToNt is moving the second n•mllogof this bill
ad tart though he wee not prepared to say that he
cessalercil it ene• of the bigheet importaece, jet be was
rawly to a.antain that then. Were cireumstame. coolairted
with et which would make him regret d their lerelshipa re.
fused to reed it a mooed tints. For several mimes the
bill hod been ant up front the other house. Its object was
the repeal ed the declaration required to he taken at pram'
by all who eccepteel an ellice of trust and point reader the
crov.s. That decimal, was to this effect : " I .to solemnly
dechete io the preemie of Ahni.ghty God that I will never
exerese any power or authority in virtue of the cities
hall to injure the church by law established, or
to distend, the Idaho's or clew in the poimessie*
id their righta aad privileges as y law rota.
bleated." That was a mewl merinos declle aratioe to be
taken in the ;evacuee of the .%Iniighty, soil ..ugh t sot to he
taken is a i 14ikt or irreverent Himmel.. Althouei the deeds-
futon peole.sall to apply to all perms vpting an
oreivo of trust coder the mown. im reality it was scarcely
ever taken by there who tilled the highest politwel fences.
H.. questimal whether the nohle and learned lord on the
erode** ever made the diebir.itten. He doubted whether
the sable earl opposite had ever taken it.
Earl of OERRY Wes I did. (A Isugh.l
Lunt T.ll' NT( iN • The solderer! weans eseeptian to the
general rule. Ile did eat think that the talk uoil learned
lord **vale him hail ever taken it.
Loral CHEI.Msre iltD— I did. (A laugh.)
Lord TAUNTON said he lied been I-Joanna'e is his
selections. Ile hal himself held VIIIIOII.I Whet, I; .der the
crows, and had never taken it. (Hear, bee .1 He
believed the e•hurrh haul reined strength by eatholi- mane
cipstioic AA he the repeal of the Test awl Corpomt: .o Arta,
and bele, au,: that the repeal of this del:kr:dim w desir-
ed...e both with reward to the church as well as to the
ft chugs el those who regarded the dmier. time as
Mem:runt awl useless, be hoped their 1 rifsbips
would re.el the bell a second time. (Hear, hear)
Lord t'IIELMSFoRD cootenaled that the intestine el
this arid.iratirm was important, not oaly en ita own account,
but also ou arcount of the ulterior views with eel ieb im
repeal war ariv.e.ated. lie begged to sines that the bell
i.e rend wont' toile that clay sea moth.. (Hear)
The Earl DE I :REV and RIPON was not surpres I at the
line of arrioient which the sable sad learned I rd bad
adopted, awl it twine to the,, that hecatne some i•f those
krona who asked for this change in the law sumo! ed and
adreeated extreme views with regard to maniere
relating to the established chunh. thershire ail those
who uos supportesl this measure were to be held responsi•
bile fur tboae extreme views. They were urged to Meuse
their semi ien to a measure just in itself, teeming. it had
hcee advointed by perms who were supposed to 1 e trairia
it as a step in advents to obtain something which their lord-
ships would hesitate to coated.. Now that was 1•11 argu-
ment always used against every lareeticial change ever pro•
vested hear, heir)—aail none of the great reforms which
heen ..artiest could ever have taken place if the ergs.
nient of the noble and learual lord should be kali wed by
their loolshipe. This was an irritating question to Sham
who entertaiood eilijections to it. coil as the rep eul of the
declaration was not calculated to injure the rhumb Of
IKaglinaL be hoped it would be granted.
Lord TrYNHAM supported the a' net readirg.; He
did not believe there was the least occasion whatever to
regard the reassure as hostile to the interests of the church
of Englaod, or as Melee queetiona hetween churchowea and
diameters. The bill was proposed simply for the purpose
of remain a grievance which had prevented dissenters
lion, doing their duty as citizens.
• The Marquis of NORMANDY did not attach much
weight to testa of any kind, and on the other land he
aneld tea see that any gnevairee existed. The quiestioa was
whether his bolds friend (Lord Tinniest) had ortabbahed
ant special pound few revering the vote of last cosilig
when their lordship@ mite to the eleterminatioa to adhere
to the settlement of this question which took ple•-• thirty
year. ago. He thought the declaration was part cd that
great arrangements mail if any measure were rosemary It
shoull be brought forward be the government sari passed
with their aroeties sod authority. He saw no rests why
then lordships should agree to the second reading.
Their isidiipe this divkled on the notice for tie second
reading
Contest

Nue-coetent
THE RFJ) REA AND INDIA TELEGRAPH JILL
This IC passed through committee.
THE IRISH LAW wrists.
Lord CLAN RICA EDE moved for MUM Teton is roe.
amiss with the whninistmtioe of justice in IreL 04, and
oohed whether her Majesty's government intende.l to pro.
goes any measure this minim fur the amendment el the
weft of law in !relied, and the better administration of

•-teld GRANVILLE lid not oppose the motion, and a
reply elsial that the seined was under the coed& ratios of
mAppreruset.
Thar tordehips adjourned at a quarter pad 7 o'clock.

BOUSIG OF COMMONS. —Tr WHAT, MARCH 19.
The RASAKUI teak the chair at four o'clock.
THE lONIAN ISLAND
Mr. MAGUIRE pee *otitis that ue Thured.• emit be
Mended to oak the First bed of the Treasury, "bather it
wee true se skated is the French and other news! ,pen thst
in reply to the memege of the Lard High Coeur lamer of
the fortes faked@ to the Legislative Clamber, %Le chat, tet
declared that the English protectorate ought to Le regarded
as the rely eaves of the misery of the Imam, and de-
asealeal that the annexation to Greece should he put to the
vole, and that in consequence of this and similar manifests.
time of opinion, the eh:weber, which had only just met, wee
proforma for six months hy the Lord High Wm Mileajt may,
and whether the nohle toed had any objection to lay the
°Metal correrpoodence as the subject on the table of the
booms
PENSIONS AND SAILORS.
Colonel LINDSAY 'eked the Secretary to Ow Admiralty
if it wu true that three pessimism referred to io a letter to
the Tian of the 11th Mat had bad the penal es awarded
them for loam if bombe reduced from Is. to bd. s day. and if
au, up.n what grenade • sailor was treated upon a different
system from a soldier as to a pension for wounds.

Lon' C. PAGET mid thoM pensions were memoirs to
Use rv.,,ulatioes of the service, which were ro the offset
that if any sailor had loot two Halo, or was
otherwise so severely wounded as t• varmint
the core of another perms, he should receive • pianos of
from 1.. to Ys a day, sad if be did not require Use ear, oi
mother perms, from Ice to la Cid. • dav ; if he wan able toi
partially ears Ms Emblem! be would receive Is- • day, and
able to do more towards earn* his livelih ad he should
have • pima= of from ad. to 9.1. • del. Af• er having the
hOor monism for a twelvemonth these IMO sere surveyed,
WI were found to be able to contribute to their
livelihood they were reduced to 91. a usy. hat they could
dams abalmioa S. Greenwich Hospital, white they would
receive 3s. a weak by the new regulatioo.
SCOTCH ARNY OONTRACTC
to leak fp Major HAMILTON,
muci::l3 mad there was Sri IttPin to dn.
Ocotillo of the sealedpet.acs bria. lodged inbargh,
order that fleabil eleilesbere night see them without bee*/
teased to I=dea.
NIFICELLA2IIOI3B IiNTINATES.

8. NORTH DYE asked the woes_
=whether he would be able to lay theiniacelleneou•
ee upon the Wile before the FASUItTIOM. AC that
they might be in the heads et umbers Wove the hinumnd
statenieot vow mode?

tlijui Tree.

Mr. F. PEEL replied that they wo• ld be laid on the
table op Friday.
THE ADJOURNMENT FOR THE E tSTER RECESS.
Mr O. C. LEWIS said it might be ,onvenitut that he
should Write that on Friday night the Eliot Lord of the
Treasury would move that the house at is rning do adjourn
over the holday■. This was to entrinpience of the funeral
of the Duchess of Emit baviag bees died for Monday.
THE MEXICAN DLST.
Mr. IWTT asked the Coerctar► far Futeip Affairs
whether any official intimation bed we. received at t►e
Foreigowlllee of the appr•pnation by the new Meakan gee
cerement of 50 per cent, or any other proportion. of the
custom. duties or revelries, to the payment of the debts
doe to the hotlen of the state howls

Lord J. ItUtfitELL replied that be had nothing to add to
what be stated the other day on the nulled od an appro.
priatioo by the Mexican government tower& the pepuest
a the deft, due to British credit ore. The government had
no account of any commercial coareatioo having been clew
eluded between the lintiah Charge d'Affaires and the pre-
sent government. A sew government was, however, about
to be elected, and it was only fair to Looclude that the
convention already mule with the Let goverment would
le carnal into effect.
MERCANTILE CSMIPANIES AND ASSOCIATIONS