The Express.
London, England, 1857-03-14 00:00:00

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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
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HOUSE OF LORDS.—FRIDAT, MMICEI 13.
The Lobo CMAINCILLOR took Ids seat on the wookeek at
&We**.
THE LATE MR. TURNER'S PICTURES..
Lord ST. LEONARDS c ve. modes of he intention to
sowesorard he no
re tee to the *leen of the late
Rig Turner's picture, to the nation on Mood.), wit.
PUBLICATION OF REPORTS.
Led CAMPBELL aid that at account ..1 the approach-
*, dissolution of parliament be did not intend to pro red
farther, dun* the present see** with the . matinee wnioh
bed been mipoisted to consider kw tar tie 'winless now
eau to repute of peceolinsni in mune of Lot might be
eatended to the peorvettuas of both how.* of parliament
awl saw radii assemblers ; but inmaediattly after the re-
gemmiling of parliament he intended to Wove for the re-
2=d the committee. Upon man,: tronsidention
mt
ehe rale not think their lardsl,i's would agree
las.:.sher reth the • auk should be kid down *ending
Immunley Se the publication of everything
Wows * Met lei* nosewcti.ttenHe believed such •
protean ere be t with the polio
eery sr arkwere et rate character ; but at
the aims Ike he the the grievance of
aiiiierri
elle wart to a certain extent be is.
kr thew wee arra public meetings, the proceed-
%pi steed* might be placed nearly on the same Leeks en
PI, erre ha ere stir. and it was yoroble that there
are he ere dishitins of public meetings to which any
aelleeid entente. At present the etate of the law was
try this dearstancs, that fit jury gave only neat-
aitse mom* would follow. Formerly, end until
raleaxesperat prod. if en action for libel were brought
sr the sheered a farthing datuars, costs followed,
width SeNelelogri the multiplication of pettifogging
*Om wady he the recovery of coots. At pre.
Sing, Woes substantial damage' were gives, no
ease Mewed, and the Farina to herr ac-
tier fen he lake of roars ear re thus tars away.
kat sr ark r action hmirsderied • esarelhherail
=1 rest sesisty, seil the astreet wilt ids met
liew, ft wee parr dr same pea edobt le derhed
ere* th as seal trey lei Ira esestarr re sees
arra Si ler Os petty errs_ the estba t mai ear
NW
il=elP lied ler easteird la As erase of dr jay,
try ape Ind a weir bribe ildmirdergive semis sr
earl okseera rat re iresbers et Ossiedtge, so Am
are ear well ao awes le thestar. bet the *hell
or
le he Aber So pay the saes
ared/lull Three
are =Nos whir adobe be torado ea km waretheer the 'err Ili• =do 11• A ale dm
cc aleklet the peesesdbos dire ea
the sod
treessmat et everileps bermiesartar
k was irgliatina tomer a irk* err the the or to
reel= are be .areal, net seemerly at the bar
el the bur bat that It Weld be eilithE select
orritter (Hew bear.) At
of
lie knee
wissioo true hem the practice at the
bitr It war his object to provilo":=7 for the Inca-
le.
1/1111ONTEAOLE armed bie marl of the object
at the ark end herb Mt 3,1 e suers the irratica
be re melee etraktertert abs mil ate le Era by a
err le tor be der by add pawned It
lieliTaild Ma elhelliegeolle le She 1011•11 he powers
_seedmesi era oomml el he are bona of
armee sad &Mr he pro red near
LadC - XPBELL mid he bad as Arabi as to
the power of the hour to adanister dr oath In the roa-
mer be bed saggested. The brow amid not assume
by reartion say power which digest Wag Is it, but their
herr had the power of dtrodkor for raw ha whidi the
elk short be mbar sew end rarer", ire be done by
re of their adore, or by eseamillem The ether here
weld sot admirer oaths at a, tart ere re parkkes
of certain acts of parliament.
The LORD CHANCELLOR bed r doubt that it would
la • great @drains* if centaur raid be empowered to
administer oaths, but be could net see his way so clearly as
lb noble and leaned friend Ida mopet to the power of 1
detereing the administration et seise to otlier Forties then
Yea house Malt The only question as, whether the change .
should be mak by resolution or by act of parliament.
THE. APPEAL TO THE COUNTRY.
The Earl of DERBY mid he had given notice of his in-
tim** oar the Weed ending of the Incontedax Bill, toe ill
lie *tattles of their lordships to the ciretunstances untier
which the sprig wee about to be made by the government to
the country. He understood that the second sending was
laid fir Monday next, and expremed a hope that the noble
awl opposite (the Earl of Albemarle) would consent to post- 1
per the motion of which b. had given notice to that star.
Tits Earl of ALBEMARLE acceded to the oingeenen,
mid postponed his motes for returns relative to the indiction
etl
torturer India until Friday next.
LIGHTING OF TOWNS (IRELAND) ACT
AMENDMENT BILL.
This bill pared through committee.
COMMISSIONERS OF SUPPLY (SCOTLAND) ACT,
1856, AMENDMENT BILL.
Thin bill was read • second time, and ordered to be tom-
*Med.
THE WAR WITH PERSIA.
The Memmie of CLAN RICARDS mewed far copies et
my correspondence that may have *ken Owe hewer the
Court of Directors and the Baud of Orkei. et rem the
Beard of Control and the Treseary, megnefireg the pew.
Yon of the coat of die war with Pals a bet egim the
Indian Reeling, or retort ee hewer ad rens by width
paragon fur mei re
Is to be area is Irks The
as mare said It ewer hada the the freer of
India were is • mar reethishey rate. It had bees ia.
Vaasa that Me her rap eases of the Isis was
with Perna wee he be defrayed by the goverment of
India, end the Coat of Directors mewed to be well setired
with that smagement : but It dirt sppmr what poetise,
ef
the resources of that couistry were for carrying on
=war, or in what wears ths areasstry funds were to be
Wee it intended there labia Sonnies were to go
en en • rad, and was me salimpt to be mode to
Ling thee fro Neer war I, There had been
a emmert isfshoray it real yomeend it was
re datimbia to rear bow re war W2lO to
le mak _ thee le ere Wait nets
ear re et a= tad re grarka kir eso.
Admen yes Os stele tie mil et the beam Bo!
• •111111111111 (Hear beer.) Their learei sprites led
Owl a Wee al palik credit, sad bed pseud meet be
emeoleet essehs When they Wrraiei to ere a hew et
et
eta eat., onlyy el he serer re
n he II ter stet. he very seri proems Ind
Ms sods rd ose merit could be expeeted. seeing the
prate = alelie • penstes on Inihin railways of I per
err, re ereserailltioaal pronto Lie trusted the
Cif yid* be mead would be reduced, together with
iee to ollthlifor_reftrott.
Mr et TILLINSEItItT asaght it wend the
ekspearea la Ilehiremsat are of tar Whir
lmlitridt thtirthisl4....krialitheiger et al
,
fir all etant et re eked lad Ira ere= 1
'overw seenilfit Inker
are
et le
quarrel, el Ilepthellor el 61 eirmusgi Ile Paha
governommt ter ewer d be Ifithres pre—sr
et ao orlon gra If Ile bagel er ske perwares tar
minyi . ea rear reert ardedred le a wary retie-
=;ld km/ft vessea lissaglise was knows dile '
al Berta bee ear hat nothing was revs
ell
eurempeathe asellem of Ile rah inornale—aurely,
thee bad 11111111.1111 1 at Paris by our ant**
era the Petra ettree, and that a treaty had
been dim& The sable had et the head of the ee'reelleeZi
ems as to tar awn and things very coolly, and
hal aria se arepika la thia ease with Teepee to the
Hear efitidlearit. Vibe noble loci had not entire am-
ides/eh Ille eiebisee et their lonlshipa he gave hirmelf
emideme, sod dolma Oat the house wan at MN! with
OW reeleff. it the blue or not in a moistener,- mete
seardlng belt be lets air he diseolved it. The
sere led set pother made/ that he we within
the low comers of the ecieditittion. Bat he (the Earl of
Nalmenbury) we not satisfied that such woe the Ml when
he considered tho manner in which the government
bed best* continned, and ended the Pain war, with-
out affording any explanation to seelesesnt, and
without produciag a
lee h
emineeted whk
Se war. He did not see why ea arra et
the airs of the war and of the rate aseeds
*prevent the war should not have been kid an he IEI4
whether the war wan going on or not. or wee thee le be
secluded by treaty. He should like to knew whet elemt•
*we was of getting any baton of the wee leer a near
ebb time. On the roweeernbling of jewlioment tharret
would bee. stale sat* waned the Rows. The war appeared
I. have bee. private war with Pen*, of whirl the emery
had had no nonce whatever. At the end of 1832, when the
government .1 his noble friend (Lord Derby) went out,
karat wee in the posseesion of the Persian., aria that govern-
ment did all they could to persuade them ti retire. He did
set know when or how, or for what reside' they retired.
Nothing was known of any treaty. and now that
a war hal been going ou for wren or eight
menthe, and negotiation,. had been in program, and
*ere had been a battle and A victory. n ?ratty of name Lad
been signed at Paris end there heal not been a partici. of
information afforded by her Majeety's ,rovernment. That
reevaing, foe the trot time, an apparently °illegal document
bad came before them. His noble friend ~hawk Lis hard ; and
therefore it would seem that tbe last hope of getting any
infunnation sue gene. (Laughter.) it ell, on influential
umpire had given an account not only of the treaty which
had been negotiated, but of one which ought to have boa o
awned at Constantinople. He would not prom this matter
farther, but would sue his noble friend whether annidering
the circumstances in which the country WA, p 464.4 it would
not he right, proper, and decent, to give ovine Inf. intuition on
the subject of the war, and to give, at least. a sketch of the
arm of the war. and of the treaty which bad heen ditned.
The Duke of ARGYLL said, before him noble friend the
fastorwoy he Foreign Afibe addressed their lordships, he
Laid balnaldweid to mower the .``oration of the
perseisa et press lie rei hit, andn ilfj:ao lioneto re
ark Led weer eat midst It direspectful if he tlid not
felkeekin her the kep_gardea of Indian finance. With re-
gard rhaselarewiddi wershod for. it would be
eletdie It 111 the beer with Persia wee refilled =
weal 1 Veal be Illgar ft bed been mole for a year.
Their eICLAR If isr—My lords,l cannot regret
algal WS* Maud caper hes put to me the initiation be
1" t°°o ramrod to _ ,sell • for I ran *we
my esti
ma. a
pee Neiea re Roble!). that it has tar
apt I. no that a sense of path
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