The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-28 00:00:00

LEIWN. Aga. 27.

tkroct.ExcsAtios.—Tee rmrket wu slain very inani-
mate Ws limning, and the quotations are tending downwards, let
but little business is umlauted. Sales: Caletionuma, 71. lbs. 3d.;
North Weston; 13 dia.; York sad North Midlands. 164.14.

3.1111 UN 11 8 A 41. Jwse 27.

arose-Exowaroa.—Tma market was firmer to-day.
Coventry and Nunftterte were done at prem. ; London and North
Westerns at flu; Shrewsbn. y and Birmingham preference shams at
U. HP. M. prim.; sad ahrooture Untoa. at q dia.

MILLINERS' AND DRESSMAKERS' PROVIDENT IN-
STITTTION —Yesterday the annual general meeting .f the
friends and supp wen of this restitution was hell at Wilha's
Rooms, St. James's street, Mr. 9. Lewis in the chair The
meeting having been °pewit by prayer, the etc y pro-
ceeded to read the report—the second shim the formation of
the society—which was very satisfactory as to the present
position of the institution and its future prosrects. The
receipts of the past year from the 18th of June, 1849, to the
31st of May, 18.50, amount.d to 7iBl. Ile 9J., including
3161. Br. M. from donations end 801 2e. from subscribers.
and a balance of 1061. Ile. id. The expenditure amounted
to 6691. Bs. 2i1., luring a hilarrant 2091. Ss. Ild. The assets
of the histitutien amount to 2,2851 16s. 91, and i.s annual
revenue to 3111. 18s. Tne directors bad to lament the loss
i of their able honorary secretary, who died in September last
of cholera. Daring the year 22 new members were ad-
shied, of whom 4 were new subscribers. The institution
now numbered 130 members. Dr. Brewer moved the
adoption of the report, which was seconded by Mr. Recl-
aims, and carried unanimously. Resolutions were they
passed appointing the officers to the institution, and filling
up the vacensies in the bay of direetets. The muting diem
I separated.

IMPERIAL I'ARL I AMEN't
HOUSE OF LORDS ....TM/VADAT, AMU 27.
TM Muse mot at d Wench. Lord La at speaker.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
?AMU Lenora.—By the Earl of HARROWBY. fn.
• Macs his Lawiewhim. is favour of as easiest Tea Hours
Nal ; Lath STANLEY, also from a plan (a Lassashin, to
die OWN amt.
Dim Ileoga.—By the Earl of HARRO MEV. fro. the
Bred of Oneediana of Elneiwieb. mane bar shops.
THE EXHIBITION OF ISSI IN HYDE-PARK.
By Rai TALBOT, from the ialtaaitaate of K-osiogteal
Oars, somplainist of tats einem of Hyde-par as the site
the Ma exhibition of MI.
Lira BROUGHAM said thews was • brisk bailing shies
lad just his. erred ia the miabboorhood of the low:
et putismeet, but he setierstood is was holy
to lesu
• tempesary character. It ma, hewer, very %Mph y
gag be bort hie aphid Woad would glee him ea sioneems
that It would Daly be tempenry. le saint this In felt that
wallowlat • samol--est
Noy was
etiaili" ata
gnat
"a
Laed C • imtim
Ithastalo sad learned freed oposte, the Me -
—(Lad Camebell)--(1 laugh)--but tee great breek he=
whist it we proposed to oven Hyde-park. He
rim eietne that se-merfrow be would call the attention of
also Mum te that seethe oseeldorod • mos: fejsrious sa-
sosabom, ee me ogee mass le Hyd—perk. Hen.)
PARLIAMENTARY VOTERS (IRELAND) BILL.
Laird STANLEY believed It war amorally unisestood
OM It was net the ninths of the aeon stamen opposite ,
to premed with this bill tomorrow (Mi.) henna. It'
weed be comennat to the home if the noble marquis would
state bit inteai m so the seibleet.
The Marques et LANSDOWNE said that masiderieg
certain encasement to which he see t not men particu-
larly aikido, he could only state that it was not his innate.
to Mist oe the mossers end. d to to sorrow nicht. H.
thought it would meet the sesveniesee of all parties if he
prosoodad with it as Mandy sight
Lord BROUGHAM said they could hardly be sum of
that, as the noble marquis was depending es promedisp
which were 14 be determined elembers.
AUSTRALIAN COLONIES GOVERNMENT BILL.
Ebel GREY said he would non the report se this bill
to-momw (this day).
Lewd STANLIT said he bdiernd it was not the ietontiou
of the mine earl to prom the federal obese%
Earl GREY did not mend to prom than, as be thought
it would be impossible to make them work satisfactorily at
present
PUBLIC HOUSES (SCOTLAND) BILL.
TM report no this bill was brought up eel remind. '
ABOLITION OF THE OFFICE OF LORD-
LIEUTENANT OF IRELAND.
TM Marquis of LONDONDERRY, ponuant to nodes,
presented
_p dries. from the Lord Mayor. (temporaries, and
trades of Dublin, against the proposed abilities of the dim
of LortLieutinaat of belied ; sad preceded to mom the
following neolatioss, viz
That to abolish the free of Lerd-lAtereent of Imbed to army
to the npurtuioes held oat by the debrinsen who erred the bgir
helve anima Wrest the two esmatelee, sad who declared that theugh
pereemset was rowed Lewd, Meld sad retain her mart.
net if ever a wise were inanopicious for say great champ Is the
acs toreed ereatise of Iretaad, it is at • time when Are yore of
famine have Motet ber to the aimed nem, of therdr ; when largo
numbers el the peeldeat proprietors re ruined; obis the berm of
new Poor laws is r operation: rem the breed Poi d ardas Is
naming on; whoa • nbellion bee bees only meetly ;
when madam at land gneetions rein to charger and f pew
and wheat the meat controver of free trade and prdesden
aavueer the agricultural interests of the corny. That, emoder
Eofon. le re of the hembomed cities In Europe, and Pally the
di Indtment, with • pinslsdue o 1 3w,000, • trade appeeng
lin aid led bar Onto den,oo., se la emir:ion rpm&
Int Mos ISM to Ire by IRON re.isterel teas; that it is the heed- ,
I=.of ahem army. with law teensy...hi d aver by 12Juars, a
oweet of Egottt administered by • Lord Chonetalor. a College of
Sergiy smisersitv, and an se eldeparopal see. and
=Melt in scientific, literary, and charitable inaitations:
tag dm it darn from idiehergb by being seporeted
Item the braid winner by a bbl ever rowel while it pos.
errs • Privy Coward sierra to bike all fuer which • patois ed-
gery may remdire, it appears that Dublin is • capital ormeteat to
rave the mil and military &metre whisk • nisi. may reunite--a
crisis whir, netwthetan'ing the Inereesed Nettie, or economies.
ben, may Maar Mount and kcal interrosition, and which theater
of Lard Lieutenant, now carter kw upward. of hall • oratory, has
hitherto been found able sot ceosiur.y to ore with and contra
If they created • Secretary of State for Irelead, there
must sti.l be any officials in Dahlia, aid es moire ma
chimney maintsiaed then, to carry on the live
govornnent. In 1844. when the subject was discussed
in mother plan, the noble lord opposite (the Zoe of Car-
liele). then Sooner t. for Ireland, mimed out the difliculties
of abolishing the • See of Lord Limnos sat ; and • right boa.
baronet (Sir R. Peel) opposed the appointment of a fourth
Secretary of State. And he (the Marquis of Londonderry)
wasted to know bow all the diMeulties of carrying as
the maehiaery of government in Inland, if the dike of Lord
Lieutenant were abolished, could be met ? He very much
doubted the palmy of such eraerimeatal legislation. As to
the dimieutiou t f lobbing and intrigu • at Dublin Castle, it
was not the Lord Lieutenant that crested this cams of com-
plaint, but the penned party to which he belosted, oft am
side or the ether—the minister Gish* day ; sad sash a charge
might at well he brassie against the Lord Chaae.lior—were
there no jobs in the law ? lie knew a t what necessity there
could be for a fourth secretary, seeing that at present the
Lord Lieutenant was subjected entirely to the casino' of the
Home Secretary. What would have been the state of Dub-
lin two man since, if they had not had Lord Clarendon
there as Lord Lieutenant to take immediate measures to pri-
me the city iris metal, is spite of the opposition of the
Lord Mayor of Dahlia ? Was it possible, he would ask, that
an under secretary in Dublin, acting under &fourth secretary
in London, could have acted with inch energy, or would
have takes upon himself the responsibility of so doing ?
He would ergs u.oe their lordships' attention the interests
of the city of Dublin, the loyalty of which bed recently been
so fully proved. The abolition of the office weald be •
serious injury not only to Dublin, bat to Ireland, and it
would be doubly felt in the present distressed state of that
country, is which the potato disease had again made its ap-
pearance. For a long time the eons lord at the bead of the
government was afraid to strike this blow. Was it because
he feared Mr. O'Connell during his li • ? Certain it was that
be had availed himself of • period of grist political
apathy and universal dilater. Before this measure was
proceeded with farther, he world urge the appoint-
ment of • commission to take endwise es the subject.
Ho thought that this measure would inflict • deep wound
on his unfortunate country. Allen they were about to
apily a remedy for a great disadvantap*, they must take
very good can that the remedy was such as might not be
greater thee the evil. Het did not understand how the
noble lore mull come dews with a Om reaiy cut and
dried. He would rather menet their lordships to grant a
commission. or is the mune of next year, to take evidence
from 8,1 individuals who had been sue retaries and diem&
of Ireland When noble lords ta'ked of sompoesatios
for herd, wails' they tell his what the com-
pcmation meant ? L Jobe Russell bad said
that they were to consider what aompenostios
the Irish were to have. That was • subject about width he
should wiry nosh like to know scinsthiat more. He would
sot tentilio their lordships further. He stood almost elate ;
be hardly home, on beating forward the geostion' whether
• eagle ned atoned him would support him. Hs bad dam
it from a feeling that there should not bo asp excortios
rade hereafter In 6.laelailas hie had only to beg their
lordships' attendant to the prides ed the city of Dubin. It
es • bee espitsl; ft had beautiful streets; it had magna.
Scent shops; it wet thooreamont the Gauntry, and Igniter,
lordships hewn* that it was net soca • city
of desolation, with grew growing in the streets, dispellise
the idea that Ireland was " the ire flower of the earth, the
ant re of the ea." The are lord ercleiled by moving
the arst reselation, which err pet by Lord Langdale.
Lord BROUGHAM thought that whist could bia mere'
dt and proper thee for the aphis marquis be bete`` leeward
this ispoetantanjeet, whisk wield sees meet Won their
lordship i is • mere tangible shops, ler it amid eel be seem&
plashed without a bill. He wood that • empire crags
bad beesutenent sire of late yam la the patronage of the Lord
Lis
The Marque a/LANSDOWNE said that the noble teed
had takes die opparsety, is tibia he was well added,
of bringing forward this sabre. It was sotorions that a
ba had bag been rain • that I: re sot eves at pre-
seat, in a very &deleted rids Ile other house of parlia-
ment. Thereby, there rad be early Dee eldest la v(sw in
the noble startpU's sabil—eis., that their lanlehipe sherd
take doe kr the aseidoratins of this niessurt He theisOt
that the bible margule bad a relict right to give lie
*air, bet he 411 rag thrk that at this mm he arid
:r'with say efleoseigesue sleet. gustier which is-
ti ell the esseterele of theHo thsoebee mired
the setae lard le i_ellligleetrir neer.
The Duke of ,iMOTON and that oneogh bed bra
urged te .showoityrke_of withdraw** the metes, ere
to is could be fully dis when it care
• des teem de Morro. He did, Weever, hope that
the ensmat wed/ esseibr the whole *abbe in all itsinarC W 4.ak Wire they mowed the hones to adopt
the atemare. !Ibeas a military rite of Time So
meld apt help that leg the bet fifty yen a series
admilitory opseationo :a:zif=aem mieternipedly le
Inisnd. mit It amid he that hy the British
certitudes seek orratire raid wily be corded on seder
the suedes ef the evil power. The superistredenso and
rogisratics of •• lied surely Ilk, the Led-Llvatenaat
were &briery renaary y Oust any worm of rear
tits which the Coesaudio leChlef right deer liquid*
bat Diked. He bad hit be her of the ire= driag
the loot few yore is Weal when he had to
Ilm.•••••••• •I• mebillashim Woks.
Lieideseney were obeisled, the ehW toDebbi
would le oho Loyd Mayer, end if k". 7.710n1a
to be nth a LW Mayor as the late
O'Cossell. or Dr. Cast, the ltayrebet of ,
loony, Me latter of whosit led bees imprisoned urn
the provisions of the set fee trependisyg the haler wpm,.
is would be hoposeible be be Con teenibir-Utlatef to taki
say steps is erre with such an arbente. He was very
mob eittaken if an Usder-Semetary Df Stara have
naiad authority If the sentry rape it a dipl ere,
mad he put it to die peermeld BOWsUhsalfallud the
rimers to mart whaler it woo rill. ale Ole
Waltir ,0001. a year le smiles this great lasi-
=ZlT %fly_ greed wiihniesolle'shiii ihe
ha
whisk be bel made the mei
eseeseseisedses Doyen ee4
sod ate ressZaatwhish =Mei thee Oat
1."1100- It laul, however, be re:lie=beiesigaNSlives
hew seam lb the serif goverment Iles had
bees • her years vie, eel their lesehhip mead fßiLgt
that dMeso*hy Pessot alletiessie is Ileum* end le
ae led ben eaprienesol la Ineseeistiely the ,
sem, oilers to the withseities seal wake disleeese.
Albse ems What Ilsossis•
The zungb et LONDONbiltitY :NOW by with-
immies his ressiadeek sad elosseiles that be sel dews with

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RaoWiens witbilreira.
DKAINAGN AND IMPYANCSS B
ROVIINENT OF LAND
ADLL.

nil bill wait threi onamlisse.
TITLES OF RELIGIOUS CONGREGATIONS BILL.
This bill rms read • third tins sad award.
ACCOMMODATION TO AMBASSADORS AND
FOREIGN MINISI'EU.

Th. manrik.i *as the re-
port frees the salsa eosamaitte• en the seessamodaties
waded to tots sad foreign wishes, herbs/ do-
bees be eseidetei, said that it was quite vermesseirey for
highM eseepheiste the argessews wee h biased their
Wahl. to sepsis{ a seise emestittie to bran Into
obi report se the matte. Re would iii;= elehr tee the
Met resimmesded that ter esti of the OM, dbeGbi
M added to the etrassers' gamy he the arealleeMeßea el
aisbeesedswe sad lereiga waivers Is meet Eel the re-
port be silepaed, be would merely aid that tolelnks words
*sea ha carted. le enter that the assessment amid ant
M aessidiewil priewrst ; for. anxious at he wee that their
hisildrips &humid give every facility of eases M the reprises•
helms et fereige powers sad to others to whom their led
ships were always may to show the greatest degree of
serene, yet he theeght that it was desirable that their laid-
iteslinald setae Me power nf alteriag the asnageenent.
Doke of WELLINGTON agreed with the noble
megges is thickiag that Mg attendee nano that power to
themselves.
The report se altered was adopted.
PIRATES' READ MONEY BILL.

was .
The billread. woad ,Into.
CRIME AND OUTRAOKB (IRELAND) ACT CON-
TINUANCE BILL.
The lEasquis of LANSDOWNR said, as their lordships
wm about to proceed with tale bill, he wished to state that
it bad bees adopted et the sengratics of the Lad-Ideate
seat of Ireland. The Eul of Clotendes had sec owl, op
r:...4 of the bill, but had authorised his (the Marquis of
wee) to say that the powen I. be coulemd by it
would enable hiss to diewsce with so ems bill fat Ireland.
Tee bill was this nod • third time, and the house ad-
journed at a quarter pest 8 o'clock.

HOUSE OF

•TIIIIILIIDAT, JUNI 27.
TM Brz*w took lb* akar cr4 o'clock.
_ PRIVATI BUSINESS.

TIIIIRD RIADI;01117:-WIZP;;;;I;liMires Besidenes
Bill, sad Timber Preserllir Company BM, were severally
read a third rtme sad vi
AIIteRDMRXTS Cosswanam—llarylebre sad Fischley
Terapike Road Bill; sad Bridal*, tissue' Bamford sad
Bmlfs, to Bevy, sad ether turnpike roads Bills, r =Leaded,
were wasidered sad shoed b.

sesames satisiassiss, bellinyouss id awe
Riad boas said is Ilse load of
mid asd shoos is tb•
A r the matter siore4l Ong
hater of the crows _be iwess.