The Express.
London, England, 1859-03-01 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—m,,...__
The breve met at Ses deign
THE WITHDRAWAL OF PRINCE AND AUSTRIAN
TROOPS PROM THE PAPAL DOMINIONS.
Therm. of CLARENDON—I with to pot • quirks to
my stele friend, the Seerettry for Foreign AUT., with re-
spect to a diameney whisk apposes to exist In the 'tota-
ling. made by nails fried to this house, end that made by
ths Chenceller of the Embequer in the Home of Common.
as Feeley sight whisk is of some importers, eI think
my node fried wll sin. The Clineellee of the Range
epee lamderstoodlebseessid, I havegatiefaction to Wm.
beg the snip 'ordeal the house that we have received cow
motalestioes whkh glee r ream to believe last
ere losi the Boma sheen will be emanated
by the Preen and Arlin troop., and the;
lop, with the coneerresee of the Pape' goversgeen"
The only penis inheenceben that statement is the the
Preath and Anetrin gomegneete have determined as the
evacuation of the pupal *terrain end that the
government h apparel of that et p. net
tPtri as
me the inipreeion thrived from th.t
le noire by the speech of Lord John Raid; who Mune
direly followed the Chtheellog of the Exchequer, sod The
rid : I rejoice to Ind that her Malady's government have
Mute that view of their pontos. I think it wee an advan-
tage which was not to be forgetten. But, in the neat place,
mime beard from the Mkt hos. gentleman not only that
daismiles, hot that singing.. have need' Sowed from the
ilignetition which he tokenit place ; that Win Westin
einem great powers to evacuate the Roma. nerttories."
Timt we the imprencie made to the Hone of Cominess,
se dm Chancellw of the Ezebetmer took no turns either to
I emlestict or to modify the statement of Lord John Resold'.
Sems Bttl. time nee, when the di. 'Ullioll in the Hone of
yammer bad dosed, my sable friend, is answer to • quee-
ns oohed la able bees% stated as follows I hove no oh-
}odes to stale en her Maje Ay". government have n-
erved co arounicercing which tin them tenon 0, believe
that within no drag Faded of time the ernes o
Prance ail Aeon will be withdraws from the Papa
Stan, at the r root of the partial goverment.'
The Chancellor of the Exchequer mid that the troops of
Prance and Anemia cosldbewithdrawn with the mocurrence
of the Papal goverment, and my noble friend rid that they
could be withdrawn at the regret of the Papal government.
Ttediecrepeney isrderromi is of importaanfcelf **Trench
sad Au-titan governors have agreed to withdraw their
noon that their Meg eo has b.en approved by the Pops,
there is en and of thirteens, and there is son* left to be
don but to la the Yore and mode of the @vacuoles. Est if
den has tees se sommination liww, es the Preen sad
Austrian governsenn and Mime them sad the Pope, and
the Pope imply ashes thettnions should Le withdraws,
the ass waste • very diarist aspect, for, though it may
be hoped, et tt is asiverany daefnd, that theme powers should
so It nip, conies. to noted a see whit h can pot et its if,
and des not dfll4o protection, there may be ooetingeoces
which miy arise in which Franc- or Metre city net agree
es to the mode of evecustien, or either of them may
Minn condition" on the Pope which he may sot
Mink counter with his dignity, sad the qua-
il= will regent is the yams state of esimenee as that in
when it is new placed. If my noble friend hes so oh-
jibes I wish to set km to rim precisely what int t.
mein hue Miesty's government hag received on this sub-
jest • said lam the more anxious that be should give that
ii.gmetise to feller that no diecrepaocy may mar the dis-
miss of Friday sight, which, hk. that on the Bret night
of the arks will, I hope, have the elect of showing to
Swope that men of all parties me desirout that the faith of
Mein shoal l be (keened Mr securei by removing
an p e'ext for .41.. (Hoe, haw.
The E.rt of MALMESBUE —I am extremely glad to
give any informeti• n to my noble Mimi sad the house, bat
I eta iodised to think that the Egammey whieh my soble
Mood sa a else between the rob-meet of the Chancellor of
the Exchequer sod that which I made in tin hone
semen the shop of • dietiaetion without • differing. We
mast to the same thing, and et that Cm" our knowledge
was tie! to the feet that the Papal gtverwrwat of *Mown
ecard hod relessted the evecna•lon of it, torriteciss by both
the Austria NM French renege. I raid, therefena Chet I
bellowed that the enter, would be evacuated. That
was so very greet pleoe of credulity on my nit, for I
resent SUPpIOII that if the Pope eked the Pone* in ques-
tion t t evacuee, Mg legitonee they would hesitate to do
so, they !min no paints right to occupy the Papal Stets.
My right ii n. hind end I had, therefore, s tight to sty that
If the Pope desired the monistic of hie terrecirim. it would
be does We bad brides general informti n from
• ria that if Ole Pope &mired the 4:venetian of the Papal
lt.'s. eke would be ready to comply with each a request.
We hod ale. received from Fromm al a general statement
that she was entices t t withdraw from Italy, and that if
Alin would withdraw, and the Pope wisbel It, she would
aim withdraw her hoop". Sine I addressed your lordnips
the Prawn einemador hes called co me, end has sited
that Franc is wiling to withdraw tier troops from the Papal
Itsee as modifies that Allbtri 4 dote the mole. All thie
news that the stateliest' we have nine have been correct.
Of coarse aseh • step amen take pl me in • few &ye, nor
without pope arrasemsests being mode; teat what the
eaten of thee emegernenta racy he I mauve ry, my
ksowledge Wag tensed t t the fist that the Pope has oak, d
to the amerces et re tonere., sad I es no reason why
three revere Amid remain.
Lord BROUGHAM begged to Mc the noble e art soother
qesetke, wa, whether the ammo nts were gOng non
the roller aide tithe Chanel who h hat bee r ated t t have
bees go* ea of lett, and whether he (Lord Brougham) was
comet to a seppastion mad a hops that Mee armaments
would teeny have gen os Mem& tatty of eny &decrease
stook had lately wheat Ilie init rinks wee that the
etee of the megestoes mid the preparation which we.
maim were reaped by gist changes ad Improvements in
therwsuarddefance which weresholly independent of serbiNt
which had happened. net was hie (Lord Brovehani
latormatain from a competent authority, sad be thought
that he eoble friends opposite coal I sot tem scything from
then ertnametes, sloes them was now goitg on • discoid=
1 the queolos of pedimental Mont, toes rarest which
net shaken the itoelity of the executive government.
The Earl of MA LMESBU RY —I cannot "atisfy the
cur city of my noble and limed friend so w tbs ewe of as
griming of Frame' end I can rely soy that the French
government be Mated that the preparatlolll which an re.
purled are beteg mend as manly to keep up the requite-
menet of the milrary genie, as/ then le sethiag epeeist la
them which ought to rates alarm la &wave.
I..rd BROUGHAM—Thet easily corresponds with my
Isformetioa.
DEBTOR AND CREDITOR BILL.
On the motion of the LORD CHANCELLOR, the
Debtor and Cretins 818 was seed a sensed lime, after some
oomidereble digestion.
Their lorilehips adlosrsed at half-itat 7.

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