The Express.
London, England, 1850-02-22 00:00:00

I'ERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDB.—ThvIMDAT, Pis. 21.
11, Lours Ca Malt lb ma *pea dia Wasisark
el II **slosh.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
NATIOVAL IDETATIOX Osmium:).—By Use Marquis of
DOWN
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Si aatisaal eausatimms.
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THI SLAVE TEAM
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stamina Ish set best sessiso. W wriArs tbe beet mew
,Uey.itNnS the elm mos.—Aimed M.
The Deka of RICHMOND NSA the stessliso tbe
lease is *a solidest el die dieldbeeloa el mesh fes wastes
sossesosais by sea end hal Is Ms mos between 1715 god
*514. Ibe sells lobe &semi urea boseekteemy el
greeting meieb Mktg tboslo=l.l:seisssuis keteoses,
ever is slime osvel est melees ef MUM
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acharedearawas.
Esd GRIT magma that by She pommisht at the day
swish had how glom to the saleser Wiens sad aaea
is nay UM dr9 OlEifediel ressived than. It wee
scresoalr advisable, Wks a at 10 peals, to altar the dad.
okra takes whoa all He widen* wee fresh. That prearid-
Mg, his hardship adds& amid be squirmiest is a WO a
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the dase dosilsed to resammad the sea. of medals Ihr ear-

tai odious.
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of th. Nano dist had bass adopted is them pot is essise-
;as lasserary mama sod desseetims Ise enviers la war.
Lard COLCHESTER thought *aegis soverelea was the
lountala of larmear, mad septa to dirme lY moue. Parlia-
ment was amt the plan te ester hate debate upset ladividesl
samisen
The Marquis of LONDONDERRY thanekt that by in-
Iranian tbo mister they wouid diadaisit the noise of
thus. diatinetioas. He laved they had heard the last of the

subject.
The Duke of RICHMOND weal& make so poetise of
Muse abetimuse, but allowed the matter to drop fee the

preasot.
RAILWAY ABANDONMENT BILL.
Oa the minim of the Earl 08-ANVILLE, the order el
the day tee the home essolvWl itself Into committee de this
hill was dieclurpd. la order *at that bill might be refined
to • select committee.
INTRAMURAL SEPULCHRES.
The Marquis of LANSDOWNE led on the table the
report of the oommiseloases applaud to inquire into intra-
mural sepulchres.
IRISH POOR LAW.
The Earl of DESART said that the peados which the
noble lord (Stanley) had just now read to their lordships,
might sins as a pretence to the mod= of which le had given
notice. He would ratified their lordshin of the vital
importance of the questa& whisk he was about to being
forward as to Ireland. It was a gawks epos
which hung, sot Italy the well being of my one
claw, bet upon which has( the nano of pro-
perty. et all the interests, aye area of lib itself
is Ireland. Itav;ng dew/eased the'lrish poor Isir as not
only so utter failure, bet men fatal in its comnaencos. the
noble Iced said the manse of the import of the poet had in-
creased free 1,900,0091. In 1848. to 2,007,000 in 1849. The
debt. dm, isdapendent of the debts to 'covenant, wen, in
1848, 268,0001., and In 1819.613,0001. Even in pronouns
districta the oocupien of cottages had the stock upon which
their malamute depended mired for rates, and were reduced
to paperista. He contended that every district should sup-
port its own poor. Emigration ought to be promoted—not
the emigration of thole who, !swag a little capital, fled with
it hem the country; but of dues who would not mat is
the regeneration of the country. Free trade tad completed
the ruin of the occupiers of the soil. The noble earl then
proposed resolutions to the effect that the misting poor law
was utterly inadequate for its purposes, had }godsend ruin
and bankraptcy, driven capital out of the country, and
paralysed the saga of bale krone sad landlords—end
that lee permaosat peer law mesa weY be effectual with-
out orates to the niasille eta
rag to all slums
Of popes. The othie ked by modag—
tee ohat wan the meal= et the milks per Is. the n-
ovena a smay amkb lave hem bust elk* kr the
mask al the make= sal era while the met 11:=.1111ad Os
oesempilek Ms purpose, k bee grabasul lassbnilar awl nal le wme
Mark% kw drives imolai eat of the mato Sod has estssflsi aM
tie dbrie of toms sad fa& That it le
CaboXd
icseof this hews. ant those alsolthibbavenoshot Pm the
woman el the Feet kw Ink sad Os el a swim et
ent-lew nest thst time ad smainallial; real it Is farther *Or
stlinitio that Pormommt epee= ihr the relief of the peer OS bi
ISTViId set In Inked eadp rod Weeedally is receivers or pawn
without a rears is the seine et the miginal kw. hy • mkt appl-
ause el isi.dwir rend i se damn et wpm
The Hayti, of LANSDOIIIIII apposed the resanie.
and delloaded the pressat ma
en the thaketharld Wth
widish it had ever been jsedisi—the isevi ascomity et
est-deer relief. He moved OM the home should poised to
the ceder of as day, serrarfog their lordships that so alert
skald be wend is ether Ie name the original prioepts
the Irish poor law.
Lord YONTEAGLI said it would weer as if Worms-
ties had bees withheld ly the povensment for the purpose
▪ iseseselag the preesst Losession. Bme sakes were rs-
pressated as being fa as isaprined waditios, that the state-
ment Wise ti ltd the inartistic& of the number of
persons taints, relief sad the nasal= of expenditure
whereas the truth tor ,that away Shama& of pumas lad
beta struck off the ragas' is ossowassee of the flab
or ithisporition Oda goversaesat W make theassmill
regretted sot to be able to dissever say symptom of improve-
ment he the sessay. His spuds& was, that lees Inman
=sl ywesid have sainted. ad seen peruses mold
have died, Has set-door relief had been afforded.
Be supported the ressisties.
The Heel a WICKLOW said the seem
per law was a
meth, endsoder the cinemas's, essth set be disposed
L,rd ABINGIft was ethelseed that the evils a Inland
had been ampanted by the peor-law.
The Berl el OLKNOALL said that if soznathier wore set
ism Is redress the evil et the poor-, there caul& be are
lege of amendment In the state of Ireland. If the system a
entither relief were set altered, the ermatry would go to
destrastina.
The Earl el DEVON anal ace eeriest to the withdrawal
of rat-deer Mist, although magas bat anamity wield peaty
sash a measure.
The Hari of CLARK said that the conlinuanee 'tithe
larions woad lacrosse the evil whisk the legislature intended
to TIMMS.
The Marquis of CLANRICAIIDS sosaidered all peer
laws sontrary to sound paid's' meassay ; but the prissiple
math not be abstained is the present state of Irelead. The
present res guars* would seise Delano sad dianthuses :
end although the state of Wisp is isms MOW' was mess
pastel, the state of Ireland wee inprovlag, and he hoped
that progress would not be interrupted by any unnecessary
neastaas is that house.
Lord III'ANLIT said, all admitted that rat-door
Unsaleable at all, was tally to be defended oa the ground of
unavoidable neimmity. His noble friend's 'isolation only
west to the extent of condemning the perpetuity of out-doer
relief ; and did sot demand its sadden and instantaneous
withdrawal. He was glad the government did not propose
to meet this gaieties with a negative, as the effect of that
would be fatal la Ireland. He would vote for the resolu-
tions, if his noble Mead divided upon them.
Earl GREY said the principle of the satiating law was
that out-door relief should not be granted, except where no
other seams of effecetual relief ex'sted. He cautioned their
lordships splint discouraging the introduction of capital
and the progress of improvement now taking place is
The Earl of LUCAN said, that so keg SI the present poor
law and free trade continued, the recovery of Ire Lad was
hopeless.
Lord BEAUMONT thought the statement in the mole.
ties, that the poor law lad crossed ruin and bankruptcy Ia
Ireland, perfectly true. The noble earl (Grey) who now
eisensee to deny the effect of the poor law in driving capital
eat of the country, had himself en • former occasion told
their lordship =my of the emigrants not only paid their
rdmosey, hot took oat considerable sums of money.
eeititted, however, that It would not be safe to depart
from the priori* of outdoor relief at present, sad therefore
could net vote tor the reeolutioas.
The Earl of Dawes: then withdrew the resolution, and
the hones adjourned at See minutes after 10 o'clock.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TucasDAT, FES. at.
The Bruns* took the chair at 4 o'clock.
CHANNEL ISLANDS.
Mr. HOME, who was imperfectly heard, was understood
to sib whether the commissioners appointed to inquire into
the mode of administering justice practised la the Channel
Islaada had is yet mods their report, and if so whether say
further steps bad been taken by government in the matter.
Sit G. GREY said that the reports had been recited and
had been omitted to the governors of the islands for sums-
%ions. Some alterations bad been made in the modes of pro-
cedure is Jersey, but in Guernsey the law wall executed an-
der orders is coaacil. There would be no objection to lay the
reports as the table.
ADMIRALTY COURT COSTS.
Mr. A. STAFFORD willed to call the attention of the
government to a recent sumo of salvor tried in the I.ish Ad.
soralty Ceart. A vowel having been driven on the mast at
Miltown Malby the fishiness of that place saved the ship.
A sum of 8001. was awarded by the Admiralty, bat on set-
tle* the praefei 's bill the salvors Mead that all that weatisomisj
to Rama was 1181, the balance, 681 f., having boon sa
by the expenses et the mart. (8e.,, hear.)
Mr. HATCHELL remise& to inquire into the suttee.