The Express.
London, England, 1857-03-03 00:00:00

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IMPERIAL P.

a, MARCH 2.

HOUSE OF LORDa.---
The house and at 6 o'clock.
THE TURNER COLLECTION OF PICTURES.
Lord ST. LEONARDS gave notice that on an early day
be would call attention to the nature of the bequest of the
late Mr. Turner, ILA., of his pictures end drawiags to the
nation.
THE JOURNALS AND MINUTES OF THE HOUSE.
Earl STANHOPE lesught up the report of the Wart
inundate implintel le lefties into the subject of the Jew.
min and isles of the beam and gave notice that h• wend
an Tunny week tail atentin to the subject.
THE MEETING OF TIE EARRS. L OF DERBY'S
SUPPORTE
The But of DERBY Is not know, my lords, that
I e•W is Issehis you as • seeder whisk is pommel to mY-
self, berm illa awe of the rein I hew Lid lowa for myself
arms Is marn
aimooloomis
my ar min
&presentations
111 Ownin
Ikb Oat Ila fit ped tif pa aoudad ;
lien rd evin at the Fenn session it is only
fen a ran njwitise. net to math to myself as to °then
thei I Itel itaeniney Mde so. I refer to a repeat in IL
pain aswimpw, ti,..etrzi=uaotheined, and which
weld ens brie hen of a meeting
mid le base •lobs glees at my beer] certitaly did
tan Awn bat net my here. eel whin, although it
lemese lbe lea of It aids of limbs bean feeniond by
nor pawn win wee }owl, w by mne en who heard
elsdirdes illeteeerales.kedlosineste, featft wane
wet win I did wet ofig, mom of Idi I mid.
Ida Weed 1•40.17 ale the
42* Int I with SO Vitiate
tars, WNW@ *et
occasion, that I did not avell myself el dr Owl ogpionotty
to prone, as I now do, span Use esmooy of lif alert.

men in the ether hems et eeffleasdeolet vas
pea spa esith—Qsai ohs fras the sperellea)--he
hip ftleellog thetipaPec .seembere el this
Night set brew Sot, -the tlialo•°li law, and by
the mho of the oripar hems perliamsel, maw at rise
WON est aimed le vele en • emotion d bleed, oven when
oely m'e Meld wee is beget of babe elm& When
Lord Gieaedlpe wee Med, they idt tbe Mum Meanie they
WON AMA = vote en a easation of Weed. When, did
they AP satherity Ow mithweelliis queue," Which involved
the wefts el softiies at Ofto upon may ? Be had
laboured to way Jeady the law. What wes the conclusion
to tibia the yremisse immitably led bite ? That by the
EtVelar ot camp sass ; by the principles of moos
e hors elf his own country; by hdreatiosal law ; by
howiletka of truth; the stoma Bete le of intik%
maim by the finger of God apes the Inn of every ter,
be be ChWme or European ;• meet emeemenee this war le
ham been in its origin *et, ed to de ablest in ita
timames. (Cheers.)
ft G. GREY mid, im the few obserwallens width le
Moat Wrens to the thew, be should settee& ea the 10
plat et the essaita,whith ha woe quite miff te
_leave to Me
able sedesavkaieg epee* et the Atoimerelerell. Neither
did he rise for the pipes of gayeties* the satires that
billented the veer al any member of the MOM house
et pallreset. ((:bees) The niesulam refeereille were oat
whoa** pve tha e7-.....&1:e Nova od
Loeb, bat *se robe mar erpolp sa •
meet peat agmetrae ledge the braes trs •
ad el pea at pow% sad at
the led et • bap , sad whe, se ft eftomesi
with the boa ta thg they eepet te with-
draw, at the clew of speak ma appeal, aleacet
eshastation, to thew righthis revessail te
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she Ma het allestion to the MIN to vote
•001==. athe Pease of humanity wed religion.
They shays' the appal sea& to then by the noble toed ;
=Weir •iseicezmosillorambriktio.N ed ieg the dabale,heieadts
Pat role
we set eatiebeary le the M. and leased member they
wore het up te sera sal =probation. (Chaim) Ms ars
Wbeta eremeld le the here by the bee. mar the
Wiot Nem sail by stir We. gentlemen, ter Met
wee fir bon seers* The** hem. bermet time entered
SP as teagais visidiatiet or the Battik represpeatives in
Chles. Be dosedhell the mervicee and bora lestimmay to the
taloa dlooloped b Iledr saved detwasseas by Cooed
Pieta% MAP lierpseer, mad sir J. lrerslog. _Adman*
doled te the hie eroceedioge at Cute% le violated ft
auneedeptdbytheauthoritire ou the spot, actrPeglMithe
hoses pampa% spa a deliberate miser el the akar
same led Is seePasease al all the isoperleat Yuma
whisk might lave beeaseepremierd by my empties et
wain= or todom Juddep their mild "probation to
is sets Pete moisair et Ile•g_iseg sad his col-
lages% sod men reel** so same the fig reopeeibility tor
**seer Pepe§ that hod armed. Dedierlieg the ceedeot
st lir J. lawrag, the Hems fierretery eiteresi, I=l
relloosses to the pablidial lisapachos, that retry
Wen asessepilehed darteg the lets thetenasee bad been ea-
dloredea by seams onset et all the hastierrise ca the
epee„ sad star freer* eftkossess wilt lir. Parise
mil Mr Indeed romeo. The haws ass mica to
eosin civil sad naval eVeas, al* • very heavy
nMlty reeled spa Ilea, bed wad as thoirjoiat
la the Parr Pick they deseeed tut coleshatd to
mosa"il I lives @Ed grearly of_ their rawatrywhich
weddelherwiee lame lima serisedy soespearisel lbw
eight
IS b pea
Islam to a moolutkin which would
in* eelles maid prejudicial to British
Intonate. (Closee4 than think, hspaee they came to this
vote, of the oceseilararea which weal accrue. (Hear.) He
spoke not of minpalbeel rowegeseces that might take place
at ham Is bra set allude to thole rumour§ which had
beet es beineliegelly circulated, that if the motion were
carried, Ors MO he a reconstruction of parties, end that a
ministry we le be bused out of apperently dieeordant
elements samba hew let fides of the home. (Cheers and
Imaghterie Thee vas anetters of miunr importance. (Hear,
has loppoi altitspenuire into them; they (the
eelW•101111* in them. (A laugh.) They
818 SIM they lel Pee their duty as • government in giving
Ilek
IMalle Akan et the COMM who were placed in
seeelernmeteeree. (limr, bear.) The testimony of
every in the Cluna trade, and from
lase mow antvautaulLgedeoliny, confirmed the opinion
fist may other ODOM tilt that which had been pursue] in
Chime wield have bees sittedsd with vital danger to the
that
at We essftly. Um opinion was entrained by that
ham let *or proceedings wee 2".ll"tableigit
there led bees me legal lanetioa for them, that nits
mat pt to the
the as soca as to our own Akers, sad
=armee, the aocomta now received of atrocities
day by day—of trawherons atm of murder end
reeedestioe sew beteg ted under the minetion of
the MOM iseloeftes. qtraforeigner in Canton would
tali est Ha bib wet seta afire that ? (Hoar, hear.) lie
IRMA IBM BM bore would bear in mind the ronsiderations
le lead In lobes lei weep and decide this question not
se • *pi lea, bet ea the breed ground on which be
led posse IL IP them remember that if this particular
terleigemeniemizuw.s wow be by a vote of that hour.
ddr. • sembatios, there was an end to
ti•seariesl(fdedbythe Mlle eel owl se smutty
ifflrrisdaseld=
Idi nab soda dilew- Della song Pillederw lbws
the palm width *my seeepled; they rest jui up the
Sete orA limes the Chime posesedea et Om=
I Ali IR ear after from asagrag the eigli alga
(Chem) He believed Sat the lore ebb
Os p
ale set la • mei mei paltry we& set =Zeibt
to
or hog pm" b upon heal aid
priables, that fly wail lodate before earairg Or sew
helmet' the hr. valkeisse sal think et le sussipmes•
bet wield melt ibea slogNsa. (Com)
VP ROBERTSON, braskag resided la akan,
promil hie conviction that the Jowl 'moiled bp Os Prue
dpiof the Arrow was altepther imbeelleeed He
e awe abmerations dle enmity. leslathet,
soil lossione el the Chiesee. The turtion,olisplissia
deldied sae pay moth% tat with le the
Way sseil Vwe sew grew back, w bee* war
shell pOlitiel mufti* ft Ohba
ft J. PAEIN emateeded that mosaben of
aselommet 'rho GT O
hoN d vase the samthe e die &-
Weld waded the reel pestion at heft Ilia MIMI
Aga br Sir J. Bowie( let, in hid
let=
ludim down. His invollption of
boa led kiss to e temehmiss Set Mr see
eboas' se the Algothl Web le Ohs Lisle Arrow
ms
able eel wimps=smieseilmss wholly
mineembrilda. Ulla were sap-
this Obstme si Vied papere wen
They
willitlimwtobiorm mid tilie Dewring end
Oiled Psibm-upsefrot sosibbs bidlyess et their pro-
IrtiLLl ER reiterated • wad, died arguments an-
Vircte the resolutioth
allegthe • essftery view, also tra-
mmed • wide mese of be Isibeiraties, adducing many
comideratione rove VP the est upon which Sir J. Bow-
flog hid Ir=did not, in strict justice, give
lei.wp et
diktW. 7. IMAMS ail Pet after the voluminous
.sammois he besolibubsodi bete lessesalletei to give
• dist vim bet thatbellthe led • lity to
palm le laawaineem—de lie *snip lame he
moos pittaelizszirdirsswifte 41611 t he cosassier
aboilwth
Sr if
besmteril sews bm bel swami bb esesibis is dot
swiss tide est bie bbiese tholksoms sea the
waste el Olfto. Binge the ide twirled dem dm Cesar,
at ear edit 1=1.1511•1 PI
Pore&
when they e
•edshed PI recalled
r=i psalm hielljoisT.' frees
all that
21.4 el thelta and
Nee they were bins
mg
usak.
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121112„11 la both as weft mil ship.
had aid fa waisfas Owe OP OUT
=ln with =--ealior. seisms pissed thew Is as PIP
sod hipoid
Ilbeteseiliks;
etbet If it wen SCS des lbws miter
sow , Es they had espeeted lemelest I
MI Ike slab belt simmtimit. lissbcomis suns slims
"Am lb, boil Mb el des Tabs smiZambe, of whose
=le
_Anti bit lel lei dims sere asossisers,
be subset Is Ills tie ma.
W—frot Sib* fist lea
artherdir the begileme mom elaidildi be bail edam d
ft stilt sassarr7 Ifs bola Ast ebb Sr
fistessiss sem emir its Imaumnber est
be WI at den le sr billta WINN=
sisal ma le Edo desid sidhat we.
tabesemearapils:llBl. swot b ibm pit Ism&
be Islitelest es beelimmiesbasi
es= se Or got sit dr Cblemporl
lesidsess ussm bums le
met b. (Kok Mb.) Istseity, bs lama bat
warm by em st Ile preceedhge ihe wag,
mat loweld lave *tweeb dee la Chien, fbirir wbe
id bawd Phr • a fiftieths resae et the lea.
wassisw br ems Wad
Mr. KM= Ml"r' lama that the pintails
read IMP fallhell r paid of apes lad ee *Me
British emeestheoedthes the peas' tech Orr which ear
Dial liereete met MOM et lama Vag =ediewmgdlid
it sat et piney, ad poodeiM the leg pier
whose Marta It was serried cm. Tlie adielieddelle et Mesa
bertiariaa sad Imams was vegoevoloshosi 'UPON"
decorate pee em
to lir that Mr J. Howehrg
had lag palsies* the hiseitiou of opealng the ere
sem* nopestig mass a Crates, which be
wilted asap he • leveashis essamai bops. net
we iii hoot pp 16111 paw
resteesills ad a leap Pee lopped
tele poltis
la the Chaim . It wee le eramlilkii ••=woody
small wpm that the *Pa IgileeNlee ilee OS
Caaail the satmmiesst Loris* Ws sari
Ville emirsiCdslit boa woad=
pesseilte ape J. Vallegrapi mob
bb prey bet sib *NW* third-

dee inclmmdless sent to him from the home govern-
msg. In time transactions Le showed rearms to
mania that Admiral Seymour had been misled sad
misislinmed by the Commivicncr. He (Mr. Herbert)
sod eirgihrlitse that Sir J. Beaming, even if he had tu-
gboat's's insettelf him with a discretion in the matter,
acted asset =wise part in endeavouring to enforce the treaty
at the resent time. He would call attention to the advan-
tages we phut& by the maintenance of mite otatoa quo. We
were at this moment acting in dint violation of one of the
articles of the treaty, winch said that the efforts of the
British authorities should be used for the suppresesonof the
opium trade. (Hear, hear.) lie (Mr. S. I erbert) did not
pretend to be more virtuous than his neighbours. He knew
that a gnat portion of the revenue of India wen dependent
upon the opium trade. .It wee . not, therefore, a
plea... t thing to dimwit. His hon. Mend (Mr. Kinnaird)
was so shocked, he thought the opium trade so abominable,
that as Sir J. Burring weir the author of the erdinanee by
which that trade wan Mandated, and es the government had
approved of it, he (Mr. S. Herbert) woo gratified to think
they would have his support to the motion. (" Iles, hoar"
and a laugh.) Well, when this trews arrived, what wan the
course taken by the goveruntent ? The Lord Advocate
stated at the commencement of his able speech that there
was much that was generous in the frepulees that
moved those who brought forward this
who question.
I resisted
ts
nawc:iion. uld slale heldt itiii.""b'e the duty tolnq ;
the government to
back their steventa even when in error, no long se they were
t?.
their test. So long m the government could conacien-
beck them, it wan generoun to do so—it yam just to do
so. Chem.) But um there to be no limit to this gene-
, realty ? lan the bons see what the government had done is
, this. cal.
.....TheLzsaintlin=staditatiaro

It warn said that in dealing 'II.IIM-wiTh tem you moat show that
you have force to back your demands. You must no doubt
show them that you have force to back you, but you must
show also that you have truth with you. (Cheers.) You
must show that you are in the right. (Cheers) He
would may that the government ought to support their ser-
vants., even when they were in the wrong, if the errors
were of a mere venial character; but there must be some limit
that British consuls could do no wrong. (Hem, hear.) Yon
could not adroit that a man 15,000 mule. away, having ooze-
mad of a base military force, by virtue of his dice might
with impunity employ that forts in hostile operations end
plunge the -eonteny into war. (Hear, beer.) He should
bok with ssepilion upon such a doctrine, even in mference to
high elleidelo this country. The fallibility of niinistere
warn
shows inailidng more strikingly than in their selection of men
Bf suhadimaill mesa, sad be might refer to the appoint-
ant mentmer smoulehips in confirmation of this state-
ment. Win they then to be told that a consul 15,000 miles
away wen to be permitted to exercise ummeetioned a power
which wee here exercised by the crown only, and which wee
watched with the greatest jealousy, and which occa-
sioned night of night questionings of the ministers?
• Anne anecdote was told him some years ago, which had
en snakelike& to the ease now before the house. There
occurred in a distant province of China a formidable insurrec-
tion. Thu limpleor of China selected his best general—s
man ennigdeW for firmness and moderation—to put
flown lad issirradion. The general took down his army
mesh assured the province, driving the whole population, men,
warm, aid children, into • wood, to which he Oct fire and
the whole. His despatch, describing what he
hid was sent to the metropolitan authorities;
mid the in their flowery language, staled that the
Emma mots, with his own vermillion
inn, " Truly these
ere maws which delight the heart of man. (Laughter.) The
English was a less poetical people; but they could convey
the sine dem& in language of a similar desiiption when
the 'mammon spoke of the "firmness end moderation"
with deli then things had been done. (" Hear, hear,"
and Mightier.) It had bes said that Canton hail never been
badmen, am& that It was all a mistake to euppose that
each an atomise* bad taken place. Why, Admiral Sey-
mour, in cue dads despatches, talked of "shelling the city,"
and in another stated that he was dropping shot into it at
moderate down which Certainly was one spree s of mode-
ration. anflinr.) The Chinese were stated to be a
rascally ust—ori soma hon. gentleman bad smelted that bee-
barisne sod setsaals wevenot to be treated inthe came manner
as Europium sistions, and, further, that the government ought
to defend their mniats. Admitting all these things, 001
there bed ocenrred this fearful ease—that on a miserable
quarrel which millibars been settled by reprieals—which if
wit satisfied with one junk might have been satisfied with
fifty—ant and shell bad been pitched into the city just, ea
I bad been said, to disperse the crowd; shot arid shell that
made no distinction of age or sex. (Ilear, hear.) He did
not wish to my • word which might be MIAMI to the feel-
ings of hon. gentlemen 'who eorocientionaly differed with him
on the subject. lie knew the different conclusions at which
the human intellect arrived on the game data. He would not
therefore allude to the motive. which ought to actuate the
house in cases like the one under consideration. But these
barbarians might oak, "Arc these the precepts which ani-
mate your governors and admirals when they come in con-
tact with our people r And it wit not imp asible that some
of the constituencies in the empire might ask their reps:men-
Wives the same question. (Hoar, hoar.) But he would not
that point. He knew there were men bolding
its opinions who were incapable of acting on
asp but the highest and most religious motives. But ho
meld not slide his feelings when he reed the amounts of
these Inseations. (Ilea, hear.) It was with the deepest
humiliation that he found force had been exercised with so
little mercy, and upon pretests PO transparent —he had
shwa said so transparent and fraudulent—that they cast a
stain upon the reputation of the country. (Hear, hear.)
He should give his hearty and holiest support to the motion
hrioactlve of consequences. Ile could not believe that the
Hones of Commons would decide this question as a miserable
question between parties or men, but that they would, when
asserting a great principle, relieve themselves and the coun-
try from the responsibility of these transaction by the ex-
pression of their honest reprobation. (Cheers.)
Serjeent SHEE re-opened the legal argument, contend-
ing that under the supplemental treaty the Arrow wag to ell
intents and purp sees a British vessel.
Mr. J. 0. ILLIMORE moved the adjournment of the
debate.
Some opposition was made to this proposal, and a division
was celled, but none took place, and the debate was accord-
ingly once more adjourned, and appointed for resumption
this evening.
The Commiseioners of Supply (Scotland) Act Amendment
3ill was read a second time.
The Extra Parochial places Bill was also red a emend

time.
Th• bars adjourned at • quarter-put 12 o'clock.

NOBODY Utz I=2l.—And nobody like Leech
can do Nike to dots they little dandies, the thelpiant
swells oldie ildeg tratredest—nor to their pretty slithers,
who
YonliVlNVl4a=arLechil"thalinatlwilehlraGtri.ii"orred FilLue Late
amesmit d gedilbele to Kr. ; the tidiest littled *res,
Mir Seek sad peal tashicas, in which our :rtist tea
my aim Attie -wail hew kith is our standard do-
med, besesty—beaVy "aid tee bright and good Ice bowl
weep—theaalswe od' The wry Bloweers are so deisty, so
MIL
albs.4""=www„.=l.o.:
siewelPiglwimellocourcruettbmaamaiedretvhit.
umaccrbowantth.to
swam so Tim the isea-eide scenes, vldi
LlTlllelonicwrdrama.
ciii...e.himm-wbo wadi net be
era he be stout, bald-heeded, owl
yam niche fun of bias, to bays
weeetwies of all those chubby little cbeseke,
2.7•17 Una% provoked, end delighted by Ms
=IN ion under those round hats, am die
Tess awl Charlie*, who take Grearksonsa
Ind des gift wet tor a row Y One has sods sew
fee
ded BIOS wlw ens tangoes-4 be and
ww Mews; wed that these abrundsnt hersielde,
wth
with ihdr Imp et &Ohm. alressesido, said heaspessaewo
sal alv=lllo bawd thirst% see piessuwa
ewl sould,lllllolll the 11thth lan to
Ka mks ha et us witty, this Mr. Leech--espesse war
enishie pelswolsk letsaP wow at our little pommel peer
belies Ind resent istkiss—does not 'plus
so
whit
Mir Ire not only thee the
Meth Se bat ere y stirred with feelbwp
aleresesd need lowerile we asiglibours, cirtinis like catr-
sires sidle one Mitheowelowy. Even those little imps of
eel. the Lewin bewo—sesa tint mall chivalrous wretch of
• thoolft"••••^ she Ames the astonished swell, a If
7•• drat lof Mow', bell say broom !^—bind favour in
sae ers era kik, sawsidetssiow ; and who would not
weeks os go lbws to the sewaids with the girls and
Geowdessawrs, er to eseigt ea iwritstion to dinner from
Kr. Prat—Bliweeriod's Myosins, for Myth.
A Pitsoirials Pnosencras.—While Louis Napo-
=sly • pelsensr st Ilam,s deputation from Central Amman
Om= lie to propos
.that ho should superintend the
at ena papaw canal which was to unite the
Attends aril TINY Omens. On this point, however there
was some we when le be esswalted. It was not for" Louis
Egoism le bib 'straw be would undertake the mighty
Irk er ask K. Lithe liMpws bed a potent yoke in the
moor, sod Iss astsmlnsi list the good people of Central
Anodes shoal& wrgewies OA pint stock company and a-
-1 vaihihiseinsisdnthablriapaigerarosamlawes4. wilbsualle lasagent:mstimo?'"°"loliniingreticiiyn7LorouwinsetvenNer&D".,
pamhto hie
it pert Oboe swi implisitti drew up • WTI .roil•
W
Stows the arrearra srwleolers, in which ha dewie-
st WA lolls ova seaskramer the ireterskee et all
the geodes ewes the Isilows. This peowillik, width
w des nese dome sewirwoOntatai ke
re Tbe wilier Ist ObaMeg the
thereeobly, sod Kew el letheeththl bth.all&
we* list ebbs* be dose Dot aware erased la earaw
tithe suder ge peetkiskility et lde wareao. hive er
to Mimi Ms tssaiilastion and mite the with Ord the
rttemiltrates ^s Terour Ar
a •Pekett, A Mleirolth