The Express.
London, England, 1857-12-11 00:00:00

LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 11, 1867,

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—TIIURSDAY, DSc. 10.

DM LORD CHANCRLLOR took his mat on the woollack
be o'clock

TRANSFER OF REAL ESTATE.
Lard ST. LEONARDS laid on the table a bill for el/opH-
tying tie transfer et mal estate, which was read a firm time.

BANK 18917E8 INDEMNITY BILL.
nib
t awe Om soon diecurion, was read woad
his.

THE ASSASSINATION OF THE ENGLISH

MINISTER AT PEED.
The Earl et !OWES wished to ask the Secretary of fide
he Foreign like, whet inhardes the goversteist hed
received coson
edes the emseddien deer minister at Peen,
and what asps tbey bed leltea la the miter Be need ad
• Oklkeir lordships' reeellestientbe seentedbeary edam-
slam oder which the smeedeiden nee prapetreled ; but
be ft was des te the bear sal blade ef the mara-
bouts decreed, as veil at the essissasky et Yam the
meter should act be snowed Is per essetioraL Re
therein% the aphis lord wadi cede end dope hade
Wen to prawn% the radio, sad that is wool/ ad
allow the cause ofjustkie be be debated by the provertdd
procrastination of the Spada roverameat.
The Earl of CLARENDON said it was in the month of
August last the government teceived from deeded at Lau
an account of the intuderous attack made on Mr. &Mina.
On the day after the attack, Mr. denim, having Nand
great agony, died of the wands which be hod recivelt He
woe attacked while be was at dinner with his seentery sad
another person. The erred moped. Mr. IdEvaa ne-
marked Wray his death thee he tiiii are Whim, be bed an
dray le the wank sad the were/ epee. el ikaa wee
that k• had ad. New, In del, we VIM a Mee andablee
sea than Mr. Sallin or ow who wee leas likely to wile
a feeling all many. TM amnia had eraompliese °grids,
aad with theca he escaped. It wee but juice to the Peru-
wdziefourezessit to ray rad moth* add exceed the midi
they had marl
at this atrodeas trine, sr the
suet aad shinty of the reseaseres which they bad tsbasfer the
=of the ordinals. At ewe particelar mused the
for Ponign Affairs attended the feaster d Mr.
%Diva ea chid TheinWß, sad asset anon bed ben ghee to
Mr blejesty's goneeneent, both is writing and wittily,
though the Peruviaa Minister in this one , that mess
bed bees takes to deers the arrest of the almloele. la the
swath of fteember the Miniater for Fereiree Admire stated
be oar aural that he had tenon to believe that th. amlaewhe
stasally perpetrated the murder was a dodgier. err
wed
no rum to sapper that the aseseele was attested by
Calaeleeh. Isms poor hulas stead that they
wbere the aware' was medal* a pollee doe had
brae sent to the place leaded to arrest hid, bat whether
the stlempl bed secteeiled be (the Earl of Clarendon)
wee at yet le a peaks to Meta Arsother rasa,
who was deolddly ow of the racesplidis, bed been armed.
Re wee rusgeleed by one of traumata' of Mr. Balm se
a person who held hint ae has prieder while the wader wee
bog eeennitted. The Prautise goveredeat amides edit
at drat d 3,000 dollars for the armee et Vie sad this
bed lace bas iranard le 10,q000 degas. Her Majesty's
gervensed had eared eaoibtfsl weed of 1004. It
wee the opinion of the Prandeepturemeat the& they would
be able add the mersin ; mod he ratay that her Ma.
jeray'egovinenseat bed as oteuka to lad dealt with the
waded of the gemmed of Pent in refereed to thie
nation

THE BANKS OF IRELAND AND SCOTLAND.
Lard NONTRAOLE moved he socosoto, amen
adyakrrolotka sad bullM of tin dunk. of fraud led
Soo-
Tho motion au agreed to, sad rho booms adjogrard at 6
&aloe&

HOUSE OF COMMONB.—ThraSDAY, Du. 10.
Mot brae' ea took the tear at 4 o'clock.
NEW MEMBER.
Mr. Dams° took the natha sad hie ..at for Thetford.
THE GREAT BELL.

Mr. DOW YElt;;ll;dtir Pint 6,1;, at Works
riot vrr tb result of the inquiry rrgardlog the enters( of
roper bell, and nhether the founder ore to pay the r-
pm, of the sew boll ; also .bather the now bell le to be
rerstad toad sad dyable by Muer. Yvon, tie Wl-
inunlent. _ _ _

sir7MALL wend that when thia bell urea prepared the
matter was pat ire the rads of Mr. B. Dears, as •n-
Erma who liarr more of dr matter thee try or else in
Ede enstry, or in Europa. Her alit grease being pat
epos reproof he had wersoleated des
Mr. Danierstio
had wire to him to my that the account et the reason
why the bell erected whisk re glen In the deny pipers
yr wk.-ay correct. It rue ham the het that re weir
of the bell being ao thick, a eery heavy hammer was re-
quired to sound it. But when the cell
!althea, at it nes had to be of the merry
note, end to girt a full med true sound, it use not thoeght
right by Mr. Denison and the other gentlemen to whom the
matter was named to retro terrify that Moan. Warner
sherd be paid, they bad bees paid recediagly. Mr.
Denier neat on wastale thee ihe swam of r•-catting the
bell would not amount to the an. which It bad coat to make
I. the first heroin He also west as to any that eocideuta
rides horror, through which the beet Why like Tom of
Lianas, et sera very impricioody; when, on the other
head, very bed bells, like the Great Tom of Oxford, hated
meek /raw Yes say one desired to hear than.

TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES FROM INDIA.
Mr. LYOON asked the PneMeat of the Board of Control
we whom rested the noponsibility of providing that the Intel-
ratransmitted by electric telegraph to this coldly from
t Indies eboald repented as accurately ea pomithis the
detailed information conveyed by the mails
Mr. V. SMITH said that errors honing occurred in the
telegram first transmitted front India, instructions had been
aid out requiring that those dispatches should be sent by
the secretaries to government at Bombay and Cakutta, mad
this course had &nee been pursued. Oordianally telegrams
wore 'till received from the consuls, in which no doubt
occasional anon in Indian naves we,, made.

TRANSIT OF TROOPS FOR INDIA.
Sir J. PAKINOTON shed—First, whether It Is Irmo
that Lord Stratford de Roden& teiegraphed to her Majesty's
fit, he had obtained • Arm= from the Selma
If tahrot' peeige of troops three* ligypt to India 1 sad, If
ii. what Ine the din al that esmatuaication ? seoViZt
eat the data of lb, Moab aft made to her Id.' •
prenummt by Um &WM eine haat, to permit BA
boaoirthroogiilfra:bess ea theiretwayrd to India?
mat
sad ..ve...., the Bekaa bad pealed pr-
Peek" Ike Frio& to parer omiltdoes ?
Loud P If
hot genies
11 the first peva. Es Irsd as of say web sppli-
War basin banaripmbee thus in French
Soaps bad rend the Ikalens Welter . With ro-
ped to the bat lard Shinn' the
Ihei be bed free wen-
Crair thstilaUS le nes lineda Nene, if the
British liseenemel MAW On AMU& eo. Oa
the 2ed hi, he wee Ishanal to NS the isteettia el the
goverromit to end the troop ftmlet Egypt at that time.
r...t....2,.... aim& to
anis An* the masons
whi* thogimoromost,ohes a bop body of troop
eau at let • -4,, la net dellennethe. Who ent Sees
it • '4 '

'rola
ihea selmily COMM

more ire thee wee Ye. IMMO( _thery
sea. In the art plias, mimes ships ha& bar
ready for the treeeport of the troops et Bar
they would have had to rands there, in an mthasility pier
sad without proper more I. enonmpurd. YLe ward
have required a largo scoot of shipping to be brought to
Bur. Again, in going embed lilts boor meet have gene
in light marching order, whines in eir the beeps by
sea they were able to Mite with dim their bewm end be
lit • poultice at are to mate 6•0111 tie Isadiag.- There wee
site soother reron, though • slight one, why, BI • ow like
the present, it was thought better by the government not to
era themselves at roe et the Baltan's Abr. In a ere like
the present, when • diruhassee arose In • pert of our own
empire through the mutiny of oar own treys, It woo desire-
We that the country should, emir by half, put dorm thet
disturbs:trend not put 'tin the power of any osentry,however
friendly, to my that bat for Its reistence the carestry would
not have be.. able to quail the rising. (Hear, hear.) He
did not masa to ray that If there were no Mrs rem the
govemrsat ought to he.. been guided by this eke; but,
seeing Get the balance was already against seeding • large
body el Imps through Egypt, this, es one many
seder right not, he thought, to be eterisekA On the
fed October the governor, however, inkneed Lard
libreredthat it wield be teemseirt to send • melt deter-
red through Egypt. Perkelen we at tees given by the
Tubb& gememert, eat sines that it surd slimeate
of troop had been sent or by that route. The right
barrembie baronet also ear at what time the French
=l"made an oiler to allow the English
tito per through Prance? At that time
Ohs rester partion of the troops had gone est.
They bit very grateful to the Frisch governamat for the
odor, bat the Trines difficulties of transit bad Nadler Ito