The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-04 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUB OF LORD&—MtniDAT, Jtsz &
Thyirlorshltips met at 5 o'clock.
BA NKRUIrIVY BILL.

Lard CIIELBstoltl) pvc notice that in orinutitte• on
As Bankruptcy 1411 he yhouhl name a elan*. ulYcl.y Aug the
ralesapeettra acts.. of the bill with respect to ova-traders.

TUE 111..11 IVERNMENT.- TilE cALWAY
CONTRACT.

The M.rtut...f NIIRMANBY. in stoeinz for ropier of
nenep.el.•e -e I. ;were the Irish tt"vern a.•u: rued the
*ilium,' I'm AI Nod tia•ltup:rket larlywnp. took
pewee% a pe:itmo from s town in Astrim iu f.vour of that
harmony There we. 4 universal desire• that the e muset
should he leat.e..l. ell the igrousil that it ore, fie the wothee
of the e...mti r Is.. 'nisi for the pohfa• fifmr. hear.)
lie thou.:l3 Iretool we. entitled to a fair Jhate ut the At-
Italie 31411 ,erviee. as more (ropiest cosuimmieatione he-
tween tb.. sod .liiieliks would be osmired. awl
where stssal a... of important es element !:e1.‘6.1 ought
not to b • left out of view.

Kitt 11.1. E said it would be better not to
enter into sae details en to the cootrart at tri-seut,
and all he would as, was this. that however &ouch
the eine•tiosi of the ilalway estrum might Lave no
Iliveneed the. vvtes of hoe. member., he felt .;;I:te sure that
those Tote. were not gives from a selfish motive. Lot from
what they thought would ten as advantage to the country
with wlocii toe, were nearly connected. With i.Tanl to a
*1...m00n on this contrsct, all be could soy was that he
thoo.zlit 6.. nolde friend the Postman -.end 1.1 laid
hittiolf near 11.1041 Attack for Lining te.l with undue
leio•lwv th.l•l 'for ham, cancelled the ...mina: at slag a
tu..meat 111r.r.) It was 5.4 convenient to discuss
before all the papers were is the possseeiss
Ovid L.olshipi, .iod when they were produ:ril thee would
roalile the noLl, roarini. to elicit the whole truth. He
P.I, that Loth with repril to the mail n-nice are!
teledr..piss; cosionusicstiow between ale colutry and
Anteries. die Ina...nov.Bi would feel dosimeters bowel to
lOW MiWinus eltrulh•• to all dime ipsealsone. (Hoor. hear.)
As madded th • other ipie.tioa of the noble wiatquis, lie
seldfst atate Hail there er.is no ellkial corrrpotelen:re Ire
New lb. Lord•Lienteirint and bee Majesty s preeminent
spra the stalspaq .4 the cootie/al, and therefor tb.n way
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awe to iwoilia.e. He hoped the bold. marunis would 0.4
prow hr.

The K. 4,1 a E. LINT' rN hewn( unmake epos ',Sikh
eat eon 'h niiimitoate et had ..we 3111,11.1..1, apse whirls then
had n at ma h unfair willing SIMI iiwaking. Illoy :accuse-
tun hal lens from all Ulu hurloal upon the late &wenn-
went •litear, hurl—to the effect that the CI 44trua was
wide for the pitmen 44 pnrehaun: polit;cal it.opt.rt anal
issiduag pohneal capital is Irelamt. ille•r, He felt
old.ord to the tetitte molar for gis leg Lim .a p unity
ostmlle'in4 an the most emphatie term. these moo•
at,..,- 4,11,111,M 8,11: /411. them 11111,r410 fora ,11.11ent,
.uotrart wait iiiespediest, and th.it it ay. • had
nyeiteient el the peldia nosey, sell let th-io supp Se it
wag enscrod tete for the peewee of influes.emt; the pi-ople
at that gi weal eta P..., lie could not la do th.n...so • that it
weals' be nor-A mote beenicial to the colony than throw-
ing sway 1.:110.0•11'. • vsar derived from Rohm -t Ma..tioa
awn irrnraisg the dimes tales for the purpose of iscrusieg
the power of • certain demagogue. ("tab. oh," awl
" Hair. hear." He halievel that that ~,114, been
kakis for the porn.. of ewe-11611.g • powerful d rogue,
who dal vete largely ia • peony oewataper,
awl ed. it an euppeed could bring th• rotes of
others to the anomie(' of the government Hear.
bean He had no beisitatioa as avowing himself
--d then wire iielingoesuy at all -the great delic quest;
for th.atalt is wo the prime mover In the matter he
entirely approval the scheme, and wan mainly answer-
able foe ale senele. He would state the neaten which M-
end hint to -to taro the matter. During the time that
be was Arst in ofil.. • in Ireland—(righter, end cries of
" Order "I—bia (marl that there was • very string adieu)
Iseleu, sal that r. hal in.,/ ousted, in favour at Laving
Mean rownensetime betweea North America and an Irish
pert. Gine. boar) It was a malts which nil tired much
anaderation Isdore such a communicatios could be
monad out. llonaver„ he wa• willing to hear what
the partici ba I to say, and he pointed out the
dailleultee which were in their war. The claims
of various poet. W•Ta brought forward, 41111 though he felt
grateful to tAr peopled tialway for the alnico: royal
neeptine which they gave bun, yet he eonmwred at to
he he. dLdt t o posy more attention to Ireland seoetally,
mat with that 11111111 he minimal the goverment to appoint
• commiasos to din-iii tat* the claims of the different
poets which bad bees hrought to lan Donee. I Hair, hear.)
annillindliOneill reported favourably of Feivere sad Gal-
way, but per a pretenses to the former. (Hear, hear.)
When lie rationed to Inked i. ISM, he via sorprieal to
Ind that a company had witabbehed a service ketoses
Galway sari Amersea- -th..t ships had been placed tat the
*whoa ; he ~.an fount that it cooly require,' tfui patron-
age d lb. goveiument to make the esterpries perfect,
and to place it on a sure foundation. (Hear, hear) lk
was show• 1., him that Galway was the nearest route to
Amen... that Mt. Jabs.cwall be dose in Mss that flu
days ; sad he had every rends to believe that the company
were advent. When he fogad, therefore, that the company
lei eataldiebed themselves. and ramie a roots which had
Mw fevaparehly reported ne, he so logger dal any Inman.
too us recommending to the favourable oseedderatioo sad
equation,. of Cue ..vernarsot an esterprior width °pelted so
wide nod fair • prospect of great continental advantages to
Ireland sal the net of the kingdom. He Inautesed upon
sw, wort:roam:it his views on this subject, and be urged it
on tin soh!, (rimed then at the hew) ..f the go.
venue art (Lord itorby) ea coetineoualy that he believed
he br.seis to latest the 1,017 name of Galway. (A laugh.)
Well, a alien's was at List granted--e iiidoidy Le it re-
membered, not ;Li payment of a large sum d toor,y for the
company .arryiug out their unigements, but a sum paid
for aura to is. performed ael withheld if the work was sot
done. -rh.t, aa far as he knew, yin the history et the
Italinly canna ,t. (Her, hear.) He could mod Only
declare to tioor Ln,l.hilr that lie was milely ..ctuat•-,l is the
natter to binetit a country which was committe I to his
care —lhear. heart—and which be believed w.,ulal alas
bandit the rest .af the kiogclons He wu totaily igoorant of
say ides of totaiing political capital out of the ts..r.sicti-
sor bad ha any idea that such would be the effect of it. He
thought it hopeleu to gain • vote M Galway, though in that
reaped Le found h. was
mmt wren, for there was a member re-
turned for Galway who su ed him noble ativeru•
meat (A laugh.) He could Dot help Oilskin. the coin-
=id bees hardly dealt with, but he Indira II the in•
they b.ul suffered would yet be remedi-d. (Hear.)
Lord CLANRICARDE thought that Lord 11orb1•
goverameat had been most unjustly attacked fee banes
isancloded the Galway contract.. The fact Ira., that Galway
was admirably adapted for a rocket station. oral was this
most direct means of communication with North America.
Hs lamented th.st a excel:est • contract haul bees re
winded. Ns thane was now oo 11•••Inconimumeatiou between
North .%merien and the west of Ireland.
Lord fITANLEr of ALDEILLEY, brief,
remarked th it the complaint against land Derby
government for coaclodiug the contni..t was that
the contract had set lima throws opili to easepa-
taws, 'Oak., Lie ace nation that the present orernment
had behaved with tralua severity against the courtesy, and
showed by fart. which bra iirted that every allowance bad
deo made far th., company shorkeesingt Truro October
lest year until March the eastrset wee led, in order
So give the romp my time to provide vs.rl, it being, how-
ever, expressly awl arstood that, if at the cud of Mardi the
Jam piny could not earry uu the services, the contract should
determine. W tom 11.11C11 arrived it wan found that the
company 11.1,111, 11,1,1,: El to he employed, end the govern-
ment at lad determiud to rescind the oontr.t,t.
. . .

Lord BROUGHAM said it was impornilde not toted tie
✓esent iratereat is a quentios which had excited $ failing
awes ousversal and soon intense throughout the wholes of
the sister k:ng bell than may gueatiria. greet or grail, which
is his limo had priers. All dames of the community.
noes of eve) sa.r.y, of all aorta, and all tk-wriptions of
perseaa, savant iu trash oragrkulture, hod united
with au esexamilal tiomuinatv upon this guardian, and
therefore he thought that it would be quite .r •usible, not-
enthstrualieg what be' pored, to exeunt *tem company
for the prin:.l: fa.rir r of the contract. But he could
sot art due n torhout adverting to the rummer as
Beer o. re dean 'bed, am: pnitive etatementa a, tl:ey were
q. .s the antl.mity of the Prime lifiniater,, of La attempt
haring barn made .0 the part of mites Irish Illetahliff Of
other boom, meta to obtain by threats of sa
adverse erns.' 4..6 a totally dolereot queranon, aul by pew
MUM of r. fiseuall- vote upon that panties, to ohtata the
eintinbrtioa Of W. tJutr..t to the Galway (•omp:rev. As
the not se warp is opea.site ithe Morgue of a• laniteratele)
red moo isstla stated, time: roes mint he extremely us.
woe if they •rald suppose that any such threats would is-
ducal: Ili* to,le fr...v. ut the haul of the government in
the matter, or that .toy such promises heir' out to him
would !Wile° 11011 In deviate (n..% his ilia., A
bed .:sown that satins was (slue, on to speak. by the
lady iu wealth), brag before the time tin: this was
soil to have taken pisoe, and this no doubt n. 4 it per.
• that the charge airings them wee without foundation.
Rut be sboold like to have bettor proof that tho rharge was
uabruteled, arid that need uuly he given by l'n'hyr Daly
lotimel Boughton —either thuying that say I. Ai members
annormal him to go to the Finer Lord 44 the Treasury with
their threat awl the,r offer, or .leelasusg that 0..10ch member
rewrote, with no Halsey Company gave him that. au.
{hanky. If any seemlier ..f parliament sent to a vaulter
to se). " If yin do not put money in a certain p!aest —that
wee the nW form of threatening letter—•• you must
is the enusequenees; we shall vn's atrium'
704 ; ar, "If you do give us, the share-
Weider., the assistance we ask, we .bill veto
far you," it mast he obvious that a niers corrupt i r
Of=• nose ire h-t offer to be bribed could not un •
Dad they should ta van chalks", the respect .4 the cow
minty is either boom of parliametit if they ailuo el site •
proceed:es a. this to paws, who they were prosecuting soma
pear water me • tows or borough fat nrceiving a bribe of sf.
If Father Daly were examined at the her of the house—
flies:, lieeri—ead .bould declare that toy member at mem-
ber' of parlament authorised him to go to Loral Palmerston
with toe joist threat and peonies- - them lot him declare
who t:veri 111111.011111 of parliament were, soil let it
be overheated whether or sot they were shareholders is
the tialoay Ceuspory. if, however. Father tory
that 1.. had so Authority, that he was a mere intermitting,.
sot that from wear /sat is the giod wise thought he
lOW bowel is duty to do what he had dome, those meanies
would be acquitted of tie charge menet them but u less
as the sisteseset mole is the Mbar home el farlArsesll re-