The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-05 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

ROUSE OF LORDIL—TrwaT, Jrsa t
Thar knish* art ut 5 o'clock.
Till GALWAY CONTRACT.

Tb. 51an1ui. CLANMICARIIIE—I built yotir lord.
aldps • ill psrrnit me to trouble the house for • few moment.
el a strictlypersual matter. 1 hare let n this ino.doug
• ht MI Duly, and 1 fined that in the stateroom 1
units lase eine.: it laming lam I Ma. iu error. I tbri,
disi.d Iletl • m air In fore hi. interview with
Lord Paitiore a. 1 to vitae au to stating. Ile celled
.y. asell L.Ol to hie hamd a motional from
rialsrar to load Palmerston, anti be srethel me to go with
hio. to Lord Palsnerstoto to itiosetit Ho did not on that
k.. Leetahip, lost he left Isis memorial ; and I,
taut sesong ht n salieopiontly, thought that that was lb.
interview reterivid 1., in the diecuwisto awl in the new,
papers. Tie interview ineutittoeil in the papers °marred
meths Friday I ofre, %laid I was)) ot in Irelend. 1 the
Ran naturally 1,11 tuts. the mistake, beeaut.e the two gentles
mew is Ow Flower of Commuum with whom loonier us Iri.h
@Maim and er.pecially on the affairs of this cuisety with
which 1 am etnivected. are my two Modica --
wet tarmler for the town anti the other for Co.
tenuity of 1:41.4:., and neither of thew two getathoneu
say rensuntisie .!ion of any kind whatever with Mr. Ittir
prerimis to h.. iuterview with Lord Palmerston. One if
Item arrived in Loudon ou the Fritlay ~,,, ruisig and the
"her '"fa Fri.' •.• setting : and I mention this to door how
vary itnrolithle is ti,. elude story that Mr. Daly era.. or
represente.l himself to he, authorised be ant Irish mottillow
of parleanwut to 'wok et their behalf. Now Mr. Daly
ease to me the morning principally for the
paiirni• of SPie.7. he wan nowt anxious to have the oppor•
lassie which my whit and karovl front opposite 111•6 l, I
Was to hare. uainely, that of appearing at the bar ..f eitltor
se both houses id itorli meat to state scarily what had
paid between Lis ass I Lord Palmerstou, and to clear him
nail from the dosiwl,ldd% ahicl be sail Lel bee. mot on bias.
Mow, nimbi*, to IN ter. part'. idir in what I should state to
the home I took down front Mr. lady the purport of his
interview with Lord Ittlrietesdoi, and, ittoewl of speaking
front en own r shall, if the Lomas will permit,
read UM) /ePtionledUlli whirl. I towle. Mr. Italy says,
"Ihat be spetrim 1,, have lees niettodentood, awl led.
lately was misrepresented, ity Lord J. Rowell, If Lord
J. Iteseall at any time stated

L,' OMAN ILLM—I rise for the purposed ',attire' it
iliecreti..l of the noble MAIN ii. Whether he is quite is
stairs in entering into these detail.. I think it in quit* roc.-
petost to him to explode anything personal to himself which
occurred is air isti.rriew with Mr. Only, but it mem. to
me that there would be great in..onrcnisnoe in intnelucing
mitten req.:tins the interview between Mr. Daly unl
Lord Palster•lon, and concerning the conilned of the froth
neseaboreoreing that in thi. boogie, when the rpet.tion would
he mined, with., Lord Pelnier.ton nor the Iri.h menilwre
me peewit. (Ileer, henr.) I merely throw this out to the
mods marquis.
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Tb. MILT;Illii d CLANRICARDF.- I have not said one
ward which was out of nyder, or which referred either to
this or the ether home of parliament. It was bid J. /two
eell who named the Prime Minister ;it was Lord J. Maesell
who said that a potion had waited ea Lord Palmeratee.
who ••wadedto have bees authorised." Ido not kuow
why Lord r. Russell nod this. I euppoes he bad some
ponds which &itiarted himself. but I do not think he had
any. He saith " seemed to have been autherned" to make
statemeut.ade:ting the honour of certain members of ler.
beineut. It aa. nay adde and learned reheat opptoite who
no mimed the natter iu llas house. not I. It wt., he who
sod it Ina one deserving full investigation, and who ex•
premed a wish that Mr. Daly should Is: afforded the oppor
tunny d appearing at the bar—l think of either house ad
parliament -mid of brim asked whether nay perms, mem-
ber of parlianicut or otherwise, had authoriesd him to hold
out any threat, am to offer any corrupt mortise toilet Wm,
Minister. Such mioge.tion having been made by my tirade
and Inroad friend, lam in the recollectiou of it 1.011.1* as to
whether it i• not usual fur a unison so meet.. LA in thia
hums to have a fair opprotuuity gives him for making a
statement. Having mil this much, 1 am quite Millet; to
atop at such las Cie wish of the house. (Cries of " "
front the oppo.itiou., Mr. Ally proceeded to my that
he had been sutolielentood and misrepresented if Lae! .1.
Rummell meted that he (Mr. Deily) bad represented himself
as being autitoreted by member. of parliament or my other
penes whatever. He added that tit fact tho question of a
deputatiem arose from his saying that he had no such
authority, but was ouefeleat that he stated truly tlet
general sentiments of all dames in Inland. He dewed that
In this iaterview he attempted soy sort of bargain or Des,,
intim whatever. What he nod was that, the strongest
passible foaling elided all over Ireland, and that be la-
thered sod trusted the Irish representatives shared stud
woold act in that sentiment, and would prefer the potter ..f
them assuatm's interests to all other considerations wh.t•
seer. (Laughter.) But in saylog this he did not allude to
any individual or party, or any Section of a party.
mid that the 'theme of "taking actin*" arm
not .4 a question asked by Lord Palmerston.
and did not refer to any special vote whatever, but to the
attitude which he hope' end expected the Irish people aced
their representiaine would senunte and permanently Inhale
ton—ileaglateri—towarde miniatere ; that wao to any, ne•
cording so they dealt with the interesta .4 !related. 1Con•
tatted laughter.) Mr. Italy further Natal that he made a.
corrupt, uu. aostitutionah or improper overture throughout
the couvereattoo, but neatly expre.pood his hope and belief
that the feelitig, of the people of Ireland towards the go-
enamel.' would be according to the immure ofjustee
srWl .sat or witheld in the. matter, which was the most
pressing and imp ertant that could affect the tutereste and
pln'Yl'lity ti, country. (Laughter.) My addle friends
may latigh, but do they kohl the interests sad prosperity of
the country as light matters. I want to km* uu what
pomade het thow of strong;notice can soy government
Maim the contstlence of the people of Ireland. I mid so
muck last night myself, and the liable lord who followed
me did not show - I defy him to show—that that is
ant pepper sad constituti.mal lanesage of a free I 'Aide.
It is what the e1..-tor says ta his representative, and the
peritentent M its minutes. The elector says, " I will not
eupp.rt men who act contrary to the interests oi tbeconotry.
I withhold my coutidence fn.m such saes, red 'hull give
soy cunfitleace to thee, who will give me iusti.v." If such
isogonc is to be called a threat, I should like to know what
are the speeches of minister. themselves when appearing to
their emitituenta cm the busting, when such irel.tws ars
always exhibited as the. gentleman very melody attrthiates
to the people of Ireland. (Hear, hear.)
Lord ::RIWOHAM—I am sure your loldthipa wllil be-
lieve t'.-,t mallow could ha farther from my wish than to
hare Father Illy at the bar of this house as any 01...9•6011
whatever. (Laughter.)Your lordships will mho .10 we
the tenting te recollect that I was not the penes who tint
introdu id the subject of the interview of Mr. Daly
with Lad Palinerstoe, for it had Lean referred to
Gnat iv my molds friend, sent by th. noble for I
the Prestelseit of the Conseil, sal afterward, be
the noble marquis h tinsel,. who dwelt repeatedly i.e It. It
VMS in esswenneace of the allusions of them noble lords
se well as is counexiou with the subject ntatt.r of din.
that I system' to make the remark winch has been
attributed he me. There caa he no doubt whatever
that the eintswet of Lent Palmendan was that an offer
had bees weee—set estuaEy made—bet a. tin giver: of its
hilt le be Inds, of an Mervin" laving len-a askant of LL
keestsip. es the pert of the goversatest. by certain Irish
asettess whs Wei es Wend is the Galway enet reek god
wise dried le see his hedthip es the subject natter.
lea ralnewestes eekL " Yes, I have no objeetioa to see
then, bet It wed be after Monday." The reply w,.. " Oh,
es. It woad thee be tee late, for they must take action Aar
Ilesday slot; that was to say on as entirely different
subject. tesstedy, the peon duty. (Laughter.) Now, I
sbsWiave usiderstoul that their " takioq ',two" or not
depended cm what should have pusol ou Saturday darieg
the isterview whith tea. required but it maw turn. out eat
**taking weber wont a certain permanent
taking actims on the particular wow
Ws which we seems on no Monday meal& towneiy,
the pew allay. Well, there is nothing see SSW
w 4 LAN Liws.V le believe, and I 1i.t..• Reed toe
Igoe to believe saythteg to be incredible. sea there.
hare I set Weed to believe that such tea.. I:01 Amalie; of
Mr. Daly. I uadoostaod that he is a heihly resprembh
was, sad very zealous ea this subject, a. au:, ‘,l I believe
is all !relied, sal therefore quite incapaltie of nutting a
asisrepresestatios. (Laughter.) I have uo theiht lea that
at his evaasiestios—which in this boom is utterly out of the
aweetton. bet which is Lowly peasilale in soother plan
n,ell take Owe. the Irish atesiben might with to have
the as ;tole matter sifted for the purpose .4 clearing them-
*elves front siopicious which are mow more or les, lunging
over them-
The Marquis ef CLANRICARDE—PerLaps my noble and
learowl fraud will mate where he got the wools he attri-
butes to Lord Palmenton. It is not it.
that Lard lads erstua ever stated that Irish rucAuhere asked
for an interview.
Lori BROrGlf.tl! I did not understand I oral Palmer.
Moe to have ea'l that any Irish mender :,sled for en inter-
view. What I 121141,i0.11 was, that Father Daly asked
Lord halasorstos to ape. Insh menthe,. as interview es
Mahe-lay, becalm aft, r Moodey would he to., Late, as the
!nth members mist take mites on that toght.
THE: GOVERNMENT OF THE NAVY BILL

Thi. bill parsed thrum& saatatittae, alter Lei 44 varbally
aw•tylell.

THE MARRIAGE LAW AMENDMENT RILL

hei b.tl wai rev! ft third thus, sad posed

E CONSOLIDATED nip (10.e00.001y.1 BILL.
rbe marine of Earl Obasesu.s, this biß ear reed a
wood tear, awl ordered to be committed on Thereby.

permox.
Th. Fad of Dviop presented a petition front Chester
am... 4 the eholvtion of ehurob totes.
re. Imutoe adjourind minutes to G o'clock.

n0r,..-,E OF 0031.110N8.-TUINDAT, J 4.
Ilse :fermiers took the chair at four o'clock.
THE GALWAY CONTRACT.
The Lord Mayer rid corporation of the City of DuWi•.
in :heir ',bee el °dice, attended at the ler.of the house, far
the pewee ef preseetial a petition, signed by the Loud
agyer. alimse. Red hurs...e• of the City of Dahlia.
lik• house to restore the subsidy to the Hord
Item Park et Company.