The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-16 00:00:00

ea being lackasat. There were five eemplslaM of fat
decked task/dewy. When it was ansidimal their there
were six sargeoss to welt sidle, this wee Set *kip he. pet
swage. lose at those km, were yet iftel. The elelle
Bert had keptissed a lowan* kes ef the selksits he kid OM
that the ramose was shargethle with
panikkaat. He (Berl Grey) bad disappresed el =4
twin all the arcarestawes ; it was esetaietp an ewer k
jarigutent. In investigating a &kW by Ann Sheppard,
and other', It was found, ea di. imenktiati
bad made we of 'gumless language,
dower the of/kr, sad taken a quality sf his.
nits sad better: they ware punished with strfgm he Or
presence of the metros and aoldien. There wee se heiress
offence in inflicting oorporal puniebmsat, firesiss cj:at
stroke, over the shoulder. The noble earl had
to make oat a CYO by plating oat the sonlast of the sagas
of the ship Grey, sad her quoted • wimp that the
of the ship was inedisisnt. The report en ke soh=
surgeon which he quoted was from a gskimen whe sever
saw the eureka—who never saw the ship t k was
the report of the powlaw wannissioner of the jedg-
men/ lie had formed on looking over ths.paperl
before him. Will ;ea Ins *oak, kr.t".':l. ..eri km-
ainiker t "The surgeon appears to have whined his
duties in a vary alined manner, sad states that he re-
ceived all requisite assistance frees the nester of the ship."
He (Earl Grey) believed that the streaks was In tam,
these persons from the towns, emigrants who had been
asieAed tram the country unions having generally given
ooneiderable satisfaction. He hoped and trusted that them
statements of the noble lord would eat have the offset af
diecouraging those persons who were ow tem*ting emigra-
tion to Australia. He was pomaded they is%ht very sehly
take their passages on board ships chartered by respect-
able houses, with every certainty that they would be well
treated.

Lord MONTS/WU wished to bear his testimony on this
su►ject. It was now upwards of thirteen plan sines his
attention had been turned to this question; he ban had long
es/I:rims of many hundred persons who had gone to Aus-
trails. The letters home were tree from complaints.

The Eul of LANESBOROUGH bore testimony to the
character of surgeons generally, sad mid that they war men
of probity, ability, and chastity.

The Earl of MOUNTCASHELL, in replying, mid that it
was the duty of surgeons not to suffer an unrestrained inter-
course to take place between the crew and the females on
board. The surgeons in these cases had suffered such inter-
course to take place, and that was a primd facie proof that
they had been neglectful of the duties which
they bad undertaken to perform. The noble earl Shen
brought forward many instances to sh'w that where the
malgraate spoke out when the °Moen on board misoonducted
themselves, they were maltreated, and their property wee
injured, their luggage, dc., bin; knocked about.
Earl GREY said that there was no objection to make the
returns moved for, but it could not be d.ne without reference
to the colonies, and their lordships would have to wait a
Fear for them.
CASE OF MR. NASH.

Lord BEAUiliiiiisari that the to state that he
bad received a communication from Mr. Nub, who will
summoned to be in attendance at the bar of their lordships'
house on Monday neat, in which he stated that the pipers
which had been laid on their lordships' table prvfersed on
the face of them to be copies of documents which had been
lodged in their lordships' house in the year 1846. lie
thought it fair to make that statement, lest the charge of
perjury which may have gone forth might do Mr. Nash any
injury previously to the tune when he was to be heard in his
defence at the bar of the house.

Their lortlahips then rase, at twenty minutes peat sight
&sleek.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—FRIDAY, Kowa 15.
The SPLAIIIi took the chair at ten minutes to four
o'clock.
NEW MEMBER.
Sir GI. BOOTH, the new member for Sligo, to the oaths
and his teat. The h 311. member wu introduced by S r
Willoughby and Mr. Q. Dick.