The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-08 00:00:00

CASTLEBAR UNION.

Mr. P. ISCROPii.eifTdti;;Eirereterifei belied whether
any inquiry has been instituted by the Irish poor 14w co,
into the facts stated is the report of Dr. Bosoms,
'illative to the condition of the Castlshii workhouse, in the
mask eating the 20th of April last; and whether it ap
viand on the face of the report transmivad wwkly to the
immisissionon, that so lama a number were contained is the
workhouse beyond that to which it was limited by thew
sealed order; and if so, what wipii were thereupon taken by
the commissioners.

Sir W. 8001HVILLE stid that Dr. Ronayne's report
had been spniall relartd to Mr. Fares, the hales in-
spector,
end the koverament had not yet received Mr.
l'arsn's report.
Sir LUCIUS O'BRiEN stated that in consequence of the
charges made a few nights ago rropectutr the treareneat of
' DeNeess in the Castiebar union, and weigh he (Sir Lanes
O'Brien) &sated at the time; he had written to the okainaaa
of the anon, sad received a reply which quite bon him
out. The fan was, that Dr. It mantes salary was reduced
(ran 1001. to 7W. a year, and ever since then hi had vilified
the geardiaas. Dr. Taylor. the medical iespector, had
'Min the last fortnight en lashed •statentant that there was
less atonality in Csstlsb.r anion than in four other anions is
the county. He supposed that it wa. in ignorsacs of this
eestad report that the hun. gentleman made am of the
first. _ . _

Ms. F. KROPE said he had never heard of the 'diatoms
of the report till that Damien!, and it than was such a 's-
plit he was surprised that the right hnn geuelegus, eh'
&dietary for frelead, did not mention it when he asked his
the question jest sow
Ls W. SOMERVILLE was aaderstocal to say there wee
ea ewe rat ort.
Ms. SUROPE said it appeared there had bees ao sewed
sport. Au inspector A. 4 Men met down to inquire, but he
bad matte se relent es y •t, sad therefore in what respect Its
badMiltd in nut culling attention ton secured report, which
bed t been ovule, he could not eneerear.d.
MURDERS AND WAYLAYINtiS IN ARMAGH.
Oa the motion of th. Marisa, rs'urns were erdsred of
the number of murdm and Wayiiqinge in the baronies of
I Upper add Lower F • os, to the county of Atesagh, &trial*
' the last sm yeas, dimooeutshieg by ease toe psnoas killed
and waylaid, and the play where the • face wintered; also
kivisse the seieben errerrel eeah nff., al, and the malt
of any trial of the same. Alen envies of the drpositiom taken
by the 401011.,01 Armed,. s tasty, at the inquest held is the
lets Mr. Maulemes r.

THfi LORD CILANCBLLORIHIP.
Mr. BTUA'iT Jolt, aecue,i,eg to t►e rumours
in pmfmsional cirri.., th,• great seal Iva to be pissed in
o tmmi•sion.
Lo.d J. RUSSELL admitted the trait of the rumour, bet
observed hit the an siivein-nt we. temporery, and would
endure only wnil • the in., Foment were riding on the
a sire• to be whip a. tt be sitmiraton of the judicial and
toe political lanai in. of t e L ird ComicePor The n.bis
promised to inform the non*. of their determination on this
point on Mond.y, the da,Vi met.
INVANION OF CUBA.
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Is reply to tir IIiSKAELI,
Lard PALhlititStON stated that the last despatches

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day sight pat a quarks Us the Mae the Secretary of
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drip& sere pardsolarly with rehneaso to eiss gram alle-
gation 'Maisel fa a most palladia el M. *Emma-
THE BISHOP OP LLA.NDAFF.
Mr. /WUHAN pie Pan to the oak lord at thi
head of the goverment of kis latentica to pat to kiss
two He shaeld ask ea y whether
W el Lima, tree nee maleag is Wink.=
what mem he deed give Mr mita hrma el
6/agel saa
aermirat se= ttl. Ttest=itri"
that he (Itr. ) Vas right
rev. pads had deshile hie applatmeat ea the Nroanda
of his sopped hselkalep lila dea Weld napes, and
whether, as it would appear OP 'boen
pradised, the Pia MI Ma Si. la mega that impen-
d= ?
Lord J. RUSSELL lull that the Ma. member might
have taken he he NMI albatelistammelles that he intended ta
wee a patios reepselag the of Llandaff, sad have
than Pad hie statment ; in In ham takes another
done. and he
gmea ma% hans them asade aa attack
on the dadael of the bishop. Bat, te eons forward sail
give tads', sad, wader the Ism of that adios, to sake ea
attack. was hardly Is leellleibliele with the venal pres-
tige it that be.... (Chess..)
ve a fl:maSilFibid J. Ennell) was
sertalalp net able thin to gi mpg to the
Ma. member'. questions. AS he eir WY that having
Mia mimes with the rest of the wed, the may am•
that had been nada la Wald of the appoitment of
umpaistod with the Impeps, whoa this sse fell
dead, he mad* Inquiries, sail he geneidered that he was
Isetteaate le the result, balm he
fir se
balsa at Dr. Oliphant
had Ma at the head of a °se lawep several years,
and had given universal satisfasesa ahaitaats of the
district. (Cheers.) He had she adarlasa that Dr. Olt-
Paat had Ma issamMat of a bead.. la Wales, and is
that shiseeint had hemmer aspeatal with the laassage and
masses of the people. Haled bead that is addition to
this quid lie.. hr Snag a ad is Wales, the right rev.
;1141e wee damn hr piety sad learialag. (Hear, km.)
M whet the Memorable asesiber lad
seen to aseeepepos, sad which he (Lord J. Rus-
sell) had labs seat what he had observed was,
that the Bishop of Lidded, having preached a
mama in Webb, as address wasEed to hint in that
'midge, to which he answered is alleging that hi.
'aquanauts, with Welsh was not t to suable him to
give as impromptu reply in that language. Hs thought that
that might be very possible is the ease of a person not a na-
tive of Wales, who could net be ezpoted to speak the len.
grade with all the Sammy eta maim. Notwithstanding all
the hon. member had said, be had not the least reason for
thinking he had been deceived in the information he had re-
ceived, nor say reason to regret the advise ha had given to
the crown, and he firmly believed that Dr. Oliphant would,
in the see of Llandeff, be an ornament to the episcopal office,
sad a great aid is the spiritual instruction of the people.
(Opposition cheers.)
Mr. H. G WYN begged, on the part of the inhabitants of
the diocese of Liendaff, to thank the noble lord at the head
of the government for the appointment of Dr. Oliphant to
that see. The right rev prelate was universally esteemed as
a man of exemplary piety, and as being well acquainted
with the Welsh Massage. It was no fault of the
right rev. prelate's that he was not resident. A house had
been bought fur him, and as soon as it could be got ready
it was his iatontioa permanently to reads in his diocese.
(Hear, hear.)
Mr. HO MAN said that he had directed the attention
of the noble lord specially to two points, namely, whether
the bishop was non resident, and wheth, r or not he was
acquaistad with the Welsh language. On these two points
he should repeat his questions an Thursday neat.
NEW HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT.
In answer to Mr. STAZPOILD,
Lord J. RUSSELL said that it was sot his intention to
bring forward the resolution in supply respecting the new
houses of parliament ea that evening.
Mr. HUtIE wished to know the course which the govern-
meat proposed to take in this matter, whether they would
support a lxissmi,tin of inquiry. There was a general im-
preseioa abroad that there should be some more efficient con-
trol end inquiry into the subjaet