The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-19 00:00:00

LMPEKIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOURS OF LORDS-Tviswa, Juxi 18.

'l>;hesse net at 6 6We/h.:Lord LAPODALI sat Speaker.
PUBLIC BUSINESS.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
ASSiclttrolat. Paorscrtow.—By the Duke of RICH-
MOND, from Tawataw, is Sesserestatticr ; sad heat a piece
is Liaselsohlty, praying ter • return M pretretise.
seirerri Ur. Tax —By the Duke ef EICRMOAD, from
is fewer Mae resiel of the salt tea.
131CUMBIZED ESTATES (IRELAND) ACT
AMENDMENT El t.L.
TIMM boobs boss • read a third limo
The illerwais of WESTMEAIII the lesertim •
two shires.
TM de of CARLISLE
Nisve his desided opperitina
te lb, deism which, wita bill isialf, he *went ate-
'Mar wweesestwp.
The Earl al OLE:WALL sepperted the addideael
deems
Ow the isigestiew et Lod Bwauworrt,
no Marquis of wasnizon .sweated to withdraw
OM of them, sad thew pregosad a 11114111 NI to the seas that the
wsmieheisatis sheaM set 1511 ray emirs Ia less than fifties
yeast
TheZrf he opposed the clause as rudrely at
yeehrese with the priori* of the est. Rae inst Ship &feuded
see seetese of the eirwistiwiestre. and iwahted that this
slaw sea:d sot be spied to "Shoat &bowleg that paella-
mist led we eseAdoese I. this. Thiakisi is impossible to
Sat ow say sem es as esserats ammo 44 raise is all ewes,
sad diet it Ins es* Important to show that parliameat sill
meted eattlidesse is the sowiniseleaste, he 1ep441 the
answhasat weed re he agreed to.
The Earl of WICKLOW said this. win many prow.
Sae which would he well sold at 16 yam' pan:hale ; bat to
establiMi ea oneself/4 rile would lead to the greats' ab-
surdities. la &Sweat prat of the country, the camber st
Oren' perches. tom arlaM ea Mate sight properly be and
tavial eoasidevably.
Earl DESAZT thew& the these night bo eaaliSed
by wale; the restristiew esadttiourd is the omens of ta•
Owns?.
Tb. Earl of CARLISLE said he could not coaseat to
lave the discratios of the troutuirloaan fettered be say

May.
Lord STANLEY tali if it was possible for as estate to
be sold, against the resaseat of the UMW ter 71 )ean' per-
shate—if the eolassledesen had ever exercised their diem
Wan la that wey—he thought It high time that some Unit
should be imposed spas It. Na ens cluld say that IS years'
parehate at the rent astually realised Wu set a fair price
sad he would support the amuse, with the oddities of the
weeds. '! where the eisseat of the owner has sot been 010-
Weed."
Esel FITZ WILLIAM thought it would not be desirable
ti limit the power of the eoesiaissioaers. unless the minimum
prime was Axed lower. Ile theught the bill a very proper
and useful one, without Do additioesl thaw.

Tim Earl •t CARLISLE reed tosser roots from the 1101-
trepocd•ne• of the coassaissiormes, is retinues to as estate
which bed toes &Repel to hare beta told too low, but ow
the nimbus? apply's' to the court to bo let of hislttrgais,
the applicstioes was stressoady opposed by the °wan in the
property.
Aker a few words from the Kilftpil of WiIITNILITI sad
the Earl of OLiceotta.,
The Earl of STRADBROKE reminded the Rowe that
nets wore so Maier what they were is Ireland. EU holm
many estates is the south which, it pat up for sole. would
realist se vase whatever. approvici of the bill as it stood,
he wee iazitots sot to do anything white might fatty
the dieentios of the comusissioaen.

TM ►oath thee &Tided,
Fee the clean
Ageitet It
The Owes was area added to the bill.

Oa our madmieoitra to lb* aspory,
TN Marquis of WILSTNIKATII stored the addi•fm of
mother slams, the obj a of which wu eadentwa to be to
MOW& the totoeteetentts tie taking posseasiou of a

debtor's property -hick was oat of the colliery.
Toe Earl of CARLISLE resisted the class., sail impro-
per iateriereues pith the rights of debtor and creditor.
Atter a few words from the Earl of Otattoat.L. the Earl
at MOCWITABNILL, mad the Marquis of WisIMIIIATIS,
The demo was agreed to, without a gleam, mid to. bill
Uses posed.
DISTRESS FOR RENT BILL.

This bill was road a third rims, and parr .
ACCOMMODATION TO FOREIGN MINISTERS.
The Marquis of LANSDOWNE —Wi:b regard to the
argammulattun of forogn ministers and ambassadors, I need
sot "cleat to what took place lost evening ; it is already
painful *sough. I believe it arose out of a misapprokossion
god mistake. A foreign minister, of the highest character,
for whom as as individual I ►ave the highest nepoet, was
obliged to have the situation that he occupied, and which he
conceived b • lad a right to occupy, but which he certainly had
no Mitt to occupy amording to our regulations. It nowlsp
p•an the &inclusion we mum come to is that we have no 1
plate where foreign miaisten can sit. Then is • place
why." they eon stand, bat that is most incoavasiest. I
sha:l, %bacon, propose es Friday to appoint a semmttteu
for the purpose of coati leriag and inquiring whetter :ay
improvement out be made in the grating arrangements of
the bans., se as to have a place appropriated for foreign nil
nistAis when they caa sit, and they aloe*. I believe that
is almost all assemblies abroad accommodation ut this sort is
Worded.

JL7DOES OF ASSIZE BILL.
Tbie bill was read a third time sod pus. d.
LANDLORD AND TENANT (IRELAND) BILL.
Tkas bill was read a wood mac
Twat lan:skips than adjourned to Friday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Tur.so*y, Jrxx 18.
TM snAzza took the eta, at Icor o'clock.
PRIVA 1E BUSINESS.
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TIMID RUM) I;o7;•i3;iiia 11;p;;;;;;;1, MIA'S. Water-
works, sad Cossury Bill.
PUBLIC BUSINESS.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.

FACTORY Lti8T):711.L8ybir7i71517.465318E, from a
place eat board; Mr. BAN ES, from a ?Lae in Dona, is
Lamar of a Tea Hours Bill.

ESTAILIIIII OD CerßCtt ( ILILLND I.—By Mr. OS-
BOILNII, t, the parish of Cone, is Mayo, praying that
the remittal of the protestant church in Ireland sai,tht b.
appropried.ated to the purposes foe which they were origiaally
intend

—Po.iirTarrics —By Sir E. BUXTON, from a place In
Ems, rusimitBoaday labour is Om Pact-office.
TIXAKT litosr.—By Mr. 8. CRAWFORD, from We
!quid of Ballymena sad Coleraine, is favour of equitable
emapirmatios to %inmate.
MAILILIAGI Btu..—By Mr. CARDWR.LL, from places
is the sertrepolis ; Mr. T. BUNCOMBE (6), Mr.
MACKINNON (2), from Nowisgtea and places is tins sm.
tropolis, is favour ot Ibis bill.
Jaws Ett.t..-13r Lord NEWPORT, from a plain In
81trooekim; C.IBURRELL, from a plats is Sierra Mr.
PORTAL, from a plan it lisispralre ; Mr. WALPOLE,
hem Methane; Mr. ADDERLEY (2), from plasm is Staf-
fordshire ; Mr. LEE SEYMEK, from • pleat Is Don't;
Mr. BANKES, ham Bradford; Mr. J. O. SMYTH, from
York; maims edmitaim of Jaws to parliament
15.11T11101 BASIL Bits—By Mr. P. MILES, from
Briesd ; Kr. BANKBB, from a plum in I) mat ; Mr.
COLVILZ, from • plea ia D.rbyahin, against cretin
slaw of Um bill.

SEWAGE OF WESTMINSTER.
Vissonat DUNCAN 'slog ho wished to have an answer to
the follow's:: questions front his =Me friend (Viscount Els-
riagton):—Witea the eewthe of Weessiester is bronchi
Into the new cesspool in Parliament-gardens, were the

eommiesiours bawl he pump it to 3—Where the outlet to
the new sewer acne thestructiag is to be; and why the con-
missiosers of sewers did not commeeee et the end nearest the
outlet 3—What the total estimate of the new line of sewer
amounts to; and whether there is any abjection to lay the
estimate oa the table of the House of Commons I—Whether
the sew line of drainage is sufficiently deep foe the require-
ments of the commissimera of the Westminster Improve-
ments, and to drain the entire of the Westminster district?
Vise:mat EBRINOTON said that, strictly speeklag, it
wee not sewage at all which they were drawing, but water
which oozed from the lend, which it was well knows was
of a wet description, though in cutting the draias it wee
possible that a little of the sewage might find isway late
it. As to the play where it was to be pumped, it
was interceded to be pumped by a steam mine to a
sewer of a higher level what rea dawn Greet George-
street. It was of Imports**, that the works should go on
while the weather wan dry, aad that was the reason why
they had meamesesd so early. With wpm to the second
question. the temporary outlet was to be by the sewer
which ma AMOK Great &Aland-yard end Percy-wall.
aid it was the Viaion of the engineers that the com-
amassment should be wad* whirs it bad khan plass.
With hapset to the third viatica, he was not able to state
at that sseassat the total 'Minato, but there would be ao
cobjestioa to lay it oe the table of the house. With regard
to the fourth gaieties. the esetheme were of opinion that
the Anthers was sufileiently deep. Bat be begged to ob-
serve that their object was te do what woe mart 'dean-
=foe the metropolis gamily, sad set tar Yu Wait-
distric sloes.

ORRECE.
Mr. OSBORNE aid Ort he wished to pat • guidon to
the hon.bareset, the umber for Redwissaa, es the sob-
low el Greece ; eled, ittlieugh he hod me hoes able to give
the Iwo. gestiews settee of kb lateselis So pat Ws goes-
Ws, he erased thee, haying takes • gnat beers* Is the
eats 111 Greelie, Mid UMW; Nordfar papers relatisi to
the Week gdoodes, he wish be able to aims h on the
apes of she =swot. The gasoline he whiled to pot to the
hes. gestiows wee, whether It wee his Wesel= to draw
the Siewelos of the ham to the altars of 0r,..,. (Ohms
hes the sishlariel haiellte.)
Inf .1. WALSH laid the bee. palm* 'odd see lave
ev's say does stsonties le Ow pert vide be (Sis d. Walsh)
hod takes is these alike, benne, it wee see smut es shWd
by the his. pathos', lilt he bed ever sewed he pipers
with regard to Week sesieelless. (Chew best the Opp-
salon hisehos. the quoits pee Is by
the hes. it was trims the Whims of
Orem sediod aide be di/ nos loom
that b onythims old* he bed does be had pissed lime
hl Met Pmeinsine_ peddle width Mudd asks IS wouwary
be his is emanates the seek= Irk of hdesing the
Infers the hews. At tho use It woe •se
ought— (lased aria of " Order," which the hon. gee-
times ressmed his 'set.)
Mr. 0/BORNS—The bee. gonthisea this does sot
sad se beteg the gabfest heds• 'Whinge I
Si J. WALSIK nom pnessel ben evft a re-
ply is senoeqsass, of thMaliei et " aft" pets.
is
frost Ma. mobile blindleley behind Net.