The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-17 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDOI.—TvetDAY, JULY 16.
The Lao Coastmunt took his mist as tits vodka* at
Soiled'.

PRIVATE BUSINFM.

'Pb toDowian biUs wens re■d a t►ini time, and paned :
Lyn* nod Husatantua Railway, Wavatiey Valk,' Railway,
Rittisnylwas, Mouth I:adorn Radwar (Folkestone
Ilatbour, Ac.), Ware, Haddon, and Buotitiford Railinv,
Milk" Sieetto4d. Duotoow awl Itratotnns Railway, Saha.
►ury aad lao.ot Junction Rolway, Money Docks tad
Barbour Need. liattial.ll'haa•Warpiag and Improvement,
Laurie, Harbour. Aberystwith tad Welsh Tout Rail.
ways, amid Kirciidnroght Railway.
PUBLIC WORKS (IRELAND).

time the u..tion .4 the Earl of Ste OERNAN4, the Public
Works iltelat.d) (Advances and Repayments of Money)
Hill, was f N. 1.1 a +mood time.
E.Vir INDIA COUNCIL BILL.

On the mown for going into omaseittee oo this bill,
The Merquis of CLANRICARDIL, pursuant to notice.
ro-e to ask her Majesty's ministers to lay upon the table of
the how*, before the bill had passed humid the power of
wiredrawn, copies c 4 all reports, minutes, or other record
.4 the opinions of the memben of the India Council, or of
committees of the canasil, relating to the bills concerning
hada now before the hum. He put the question without
the slighted hostility to the bill upon which they were about
to go into essemitlee ; ea the coestrary, he was a warm sup-
porter ef it, that its two principles, the cats-
Miasmal ef babyatures sod the *pewee of the local
kgialatano to saliva and persons not maisected with the
goveronieut were both steps in the right directioa. But the
object of the India Council was to advise the Secretary of
State, and whet, its members were included from peas-
meat it was ucrer intended that their opinions should be
kept secret when in oppoeitioa to the Secretary of State,
and still less when they agreed with him upon a bill intro
educed into parliament.
Lord DE GREY and RIPON said that Lord Clawicarde
was under some misapprehension as to the functions of the
Indian Cruised and the mode in which business was con-
ducted in the Indian department, or he would not have pro-
faned a request with winch, in the laterite.. of the public
service, he must derbies to comply.
Lord ELLE NBOSOUGH regretted that the Indian Coun-
cil trunaeted Wassail la wok a way as to have no record
of its proceedings to undue.
The house thee west into committee on the bill.
On clause 10,
Lord GRIT moved an amendment to the effect that, in
'Milieu to the Governor-General in Council, then shall be
"monied ales a Council of State to wrist in the prepare-
boa sad eturderatioo of laws and regulatiooe, the members
ef
Aire enwaail, to consist el dillereet races mid puke-
monk shall he appendd sad removable at the will of the
Oweisor be ark uppolatmuts and removals to
he proiraismal nal esedneed by the Secretory of State for
labs ka
Lord DE ORM' and RIPON ellested to the amend-
meat, se. instead of guarding spigot the evils wpm
heeded Riess the bill, it wag mete ethers of Feuer
aIM6.66BLUINHOILOUGH pee the ressimeat his most
body esppert. as its tesdesey weld be to create • better
Saws lateen the wakes sad eeresives.
The Asks et AICITLL the ameadreset, bet Lard
DUMAN supported it. y the clause, as it slued,
we speed te.
The ether tamer rimed through committee after a short
diumeics, ad the house reseraed.
ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS (IRELAND) BILL.
Lord CHELKSIVID owed the weed rode. of this
bill and briefly eaphdrui lin=lehms.
The hill woe awl sewed
MRS AND HABBOIJRS BILL
Lord OBILIONOILD moved the sowed readiagel this
kill. Be eemeised tW Be eldest was to edged lo sire
rod hoboes the some whisk led how
=asezeteesil by is them of the miners
Bu weisterses,
wh rod • 1111611111.11161 wee rewind to be
rimers up Webs body widieg &nib isk
was le he gambled is the lewd id Tad% rod else to the
Ariake*. The Bowl ef Toes we thee emer=gys
tomertes, with the se/ el the Sold el
sail of theOmmismiewes d With,, Greet ore bed bow
takes set le dhow the isindediem of speseialiffe leder.
Bea lhe lismorkt the MI weld be very weld
wa
te the Owereerst Buboes, Bin. ntl11ow" was mod a sewed thee.
CSATnAIi D+ TAW. ENLARGEMENT BILL
This bill nod Owed weraittes.
COUIT'T SITILYZTOBS, do BILL.
Sed owed de el this
IDOL Se ewieleed that ths eblest el lie wori to raise
theialories ismar nerporpo NIA N
_bad leen ed.
vessial by
de
bet el perm" iced
482•Ily•
morobsos el the Hew el Orreemeo. oil IS larde-lleato
wet of seestes.
Viewed DUNGANNON =Alai Or bill.
The bill we nal a assindi
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS BILL
MN ice liessead • Sheo.
LONDON 00k1. AND
BILL WINN WIN 0011111NDANOZ
This MI good IbreviA

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s. moinibe ins fad • dig tins mil pew&
*ZTROPOUTAX roues roam PINSIONS BILL.
The big we sad a Weil tiotbd proud.
mar Lumpssajounalkslll abbe pest sight.

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wes esiesed le be reperlet
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ailment DiilfirM ea Midi of Oared Upton, owed to
Wel gist " io line U. Ye weeds " ear oboe
Itedind •
sOITTIZEI annual tbe inowinnS do lin Mud
Sat tbe nemAz of Me bill wee ersony applinbio to
Algad nid nal nose of no nod Gruel amen
• taworee Inn lien bola bwelned. sod h.oboodd peon
tbe owendwen M the nun boa. pinions did Oast we
Ma awn weirante Mat oneoure would be beloonwod for
arr._ wid L:rat anonniond with the
Leal Atinesto. and hip din bow friend unwed inn on
supondieneo with tbe beads el ne Nola foniew Bend
on the waken Ito banal it ens Ur Winks of hie
Said boa bind to in • bill meat woks foaling with
tie sow of renoesie frIM Ifeedaed. (Bar, bon)
Alum. abed dionnia N. annednene wee
and the alone ..opal tek is wen the ether
nil. nen wee wind to be rportn.
TM bans adjourned et 4 /Meek.

m. siiMkg Iles rid at air Adak.
THE GALWAY CONTRACT.
Yr. CONINGHAII rieseted a polities tram Xt. J.
ga
O'Malley Ira* egahueiag mimes ellesttioes with re-
le te the ended ol II r . laver sad eller aleide
Ed the Royal Atlas* SWAM Navigelica Conway, wbM
be bow to nail

Yr. 111011111 MAC wee to order. Ile wished to his
whether it wee emeieteat with the rules of the home to
seed a iadividnale ia the form of a peptides.
Tbe MAM said that the hem member wee is enter.
Mr. OONLNGSAM sealed the inheteeee of the MOW
asses is the petities, which imestoded with the prayer
this isopiry milli be made WM the freed@ serstaitted by
the ell ash sod ;Fr et the cesepusy sae the severe-
awe esd the sad Wilk the ...tree that the
pratiewer amid peepseed to eshiestiale an.gaussi.
Mr. WSW& reeved that the patios be got rewired,
ad sea witelimer he wee is wthr is midis the meths.
The RUM said aid asy pelage lineght Were the
ban wee 'weak rushed epee the rwsposeibility et We
wwwwfrawpweslisd a ad epee his authority the bate
lrsnmssd that it easbard so effewsive matter, or matter
whish ought sot to be reeeived iwoordiog to the rake et
the how. If any °basilisk was 1.11.1/111 to the petition the
proper maws was to have it read by the clerk at the table
in ardor that the house might know what it costaiset.
Went. Mr. BOEBUCH—ThesI weave that it be reed by the

The petition was accordingly read by the climb at the
table. It contained a bag history of the circumstances an.
der Which the company had been established, and prayed
that after as had been made into fraud. perpetrated
by the manager and officisls of the boar* Use Attorney.
General might be directed to prosecute the parties to those

on the question that the petition be laid upon the table,
Mr. ROEBUCK moved that it be Dot rwMved. The right
of petition was on. of the most important rights poasiresd
by the subject. and the house ought not to allow it to be
turned to purposes of private enmity. (Hear, bear.) The
man who signed the petition bad bead convicted of pliejorY,
and had been nine months in prison In Ireland. He had
also brought maims against Mr. Lever, which bed bete re.
jected by the English courts of law. He hoped the house
would not allow itself to be made the inetranset of the
',idiom propensities of any individual, and he maenad
that tbei individual who bad sigoed this petition was un.
worthy of credit.
Loa DUNK ELLIN seconded the motion.

Mr. DISRAELI said it would be well far this country to
irialerstasd that this preasatstion of petitions to that bonne
was sot a matter of coarse. It was one of their great privi-
leges, bat it ought to be understood that the hoses had the
power of reception or rejection of any petitkia. It was
enough for him that the petition was not rapectfol to the
house, and that the course which the petitioner had punned
ought not to be encouraged. (Hear, War.)
After some remarks from Sir J. Trollops, Mr. Gregory,
Mr. Moscone, Sir G. Grey, Lord Dunkrilia, and Yr. T.
buscosabe. Lord Palmenlos said, whilst maims to pre-
serve in all its integrity the right of the subject to petition
the house, or to appeal apilast what be might eowskier an
sea of isjustrie or impropriety committed by ens of its
nissibenele Mill thought that Mr. Cosinghara ought to bare
gives adios of his iateetion to bring this subject ander the
counderatien of the boom.

--1fte;;;;; ierterktfrein J. Reseal, Sir F. Baring,
mei other boo. neernben, Mr. Couirerheam expressed his
trailiassees to withihstr the petition ; Ist lb. lissbea