The Express.
London, England, 1857-12-08 00:00:00

LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1887.

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BIR HINRY lIAVILOCK.

Earl GRANVILLE brought op a amp haw re
Cream, which was nad by the Lord Chredier. It natal
that hr Illsjegy wee dreams d eashniag ease nark et
bee royal Iron ea Ottawa Heydeck, he Ida genre con-
duct, erre* for the captured Crams@ eel dr Mkt
Lacher, mad wished that their hada!** druid arm
with hoe b 1 the meow asorrary to seem be arra
Savvier r rarity d 1,0001. a-year. (Chem)
Bid GILANVILLI pre soda that he ran neve That
the serge be tar lab earidendloa to-renew.

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STATE or INDIA.
The ad of ILLIMBOROUGH, In moving for a copy
of the Awe Let tray greed by the Legielethre Cowan of
Labe, We a newt et all koseud Main ad European la-
th= astregigem sad kr espies el all letters ring :
dared lel* Mars d ark isererepem,rid the Aar
• oilko vodndiod
and
to the prinaiple, recently
sampled to be liteakerd ia Intik of placing Euro '
sad rare ea the ear tsedeg, of equally dimming
when sr peslika ladle et this aunt wag like E
the Newer Y Seam Nagbal. We moat be ermed
air be roar eara ire. er,all best at Hair be ha a Fri-
ths le same the are of ea aimed militia. Hie
lerdeldp am, efar the yea dillhemos which existed
between the pan el courry and the Europese
pew of loolio, seri the amt) which drove the latter to
advocate the imam* et the gowning_ classes, slated the
provider of the kw ritarictiag both. Upoa the
cflaillialeaneallan be iseardmed it to bet=
levee
end mealeths. Its padre win eareelve,
he thought that the gewarrat would her aced mats
slab, la estabishieg a whisk wail her=
war the preermase sf say ertleles,
them In drineg puilimini• mall set at ought set '
be be imakd MRS vista the misebid was dens. The
it oftbmesrs, Holly curled out, wail be to deprive
the Leith pa& the India news, lad, whet wee awe le
the
are
the Europras ia labs from
dewflrm whet we thooght of than has Hs
eight germilled to my ate wad r te the
thin mew greestint Is India with regard le the idatt of
the raw. No as could Wmore dos* them he di the
streaky of the dawn oceandttsd, no cee could feel move
imply the he did the absolute nseassety, Y order to give
teem seemity to Europrons thst aosetry, of
the net szasplary manner all convided of ha
delpassd le the Malec For • soldier be take the cif
odder WAN Y hie new, the erre of perricide. The crime
of • nova who Aortae a woman was so reahl• that, for hie
past, he rook' wish that the law of every country punished
it thews* with bath; but the aims of torturing and
munkriag thOben was so revel*. be baleen nature, that
he could not trollect as re
so horrible. They should
parse with raring oil the perpetrate. at them horrid
afro, br who would forgive than if they gardened those
f Bet they should rsoollsat that to a nal
Abet they moat dlectiniesie the (Hear
boar.) To pruinee sir the dthi
stet Mises mad appear to roma mbar ample investige-
, biar)—wier the sawn= el law, end not r
the mak of sowerdetei They mast recollect
that wire they bed edo in country was mot a appear
as:the warm of a great wrong, sled vim they had so
J=l=it le doper, but they bad indict renthatlat
to
ail the solannity which amide with as empire
that waa to reads. If they were to found, se he tared
they would, sa renal empire in that countrf, thin we as
fradatioa fa which that empire could root secept malsiall
realesee bear= the Bowsaw rd the governed, end it
wassmensiel to andeerar to nortablith that oaddeace, sad
he trotted that they would be found in the hoar of ,{curs,
when it are, ee worthy of honour se they had be, be the
midst of dithenity and &mote, ; whatever might be the ark
he treed they would never be so unfortunate sa to tart
Hsi which they had hitherto carried with the, in the ma-
test, the sympathy and good will ef the wakes of Europa.
Lord GRANVILLE could not for a moment agree with
the notion that we shell keep such a ration in India a• In
Ws country the Normans once held to the Bacon. Neither
weld be agree with the noble earl that the Arma Act was e
legume to Europeans, more the law imply required the
to mese forward and give notice to the magic
mere of the arms be wanted to keep or carry, to enable him
to do in legally. He vindicated the operation of the law
rethrkrag the Indian prim from the censure which
W beta oast apes it, and stated that it was only 1
outer be that Is. having been 1111111141111117
that Lord Cawing and him administration
of the tithe of India bad been so wklemly
stacked. Up to three weeks before that law came into ope-
ration there wee sweet, a European in India who did not
coincide with Lord Caning and sympathy with him. He
quits awed with the noble earl that no effort should be
spared to secure the coofidence of the natives, and be was
we
that when history should pronoun. Its verdict upon
three transactions in India Its high enloglum would be read
upon Lard Canning for having reaistsd the preen. to put
the Earoprena and natives upon different footing, a tery
sure which would lead the whole mare of It. population to
regard the government sea prawn and violent hear of
their rook

Lord GREY cordially agreed with the impartial policy of
the Arnie Art, which ha intimated had been resorted to from
sheer necessity, sod to prevent a trade which might, and
there was no doubt would, bays been carried on between the
native. and some bad litirupssea, bad the letter been allowed
to poems arms to say extant. It wee a paramount nementy
that the govenuesat should be no ounducesd no to swan the
songdatme of tbo natives in India, for the days of oar empire
there would be membered if ever ter vest population slimed
knew that ear ale wee imioneleissa with ei th r intense.,
I Wee slaw violet/am Lord MASA cr I,l'llT, who defended
pnewsny the numbs eeedeley Lord klicoborough,
Tbollmieds el CLAICARDY. expressed his ap-
proval both et the Arms Act and the roetricti. on on the In-
dian pew The free Ws alarms to nil persons and a ices
peen were totally Inoompstlble with carrying on properly a
siva war of such magnitude se that in India

fe;is;i:of AROYLL egiorecate7d farther debate upon
tb • sabjeet at the premat *ea, and made an edognent de-
files of Lord Catmlaen whose tallowy had more minded to
abed the spread of the mat ay than the most were sen-
tence had done at the outset.

After \ in7liirtherobeerntion• front Lord DERRY with
reference to Lord Orsaville's statereatt in the early part of
th•••• Pg. . - . .

TM Il~eQofe r 4 CLANRICARDE withdrew a motion
wine► be bad on therefor for retains relating to India; and
tbe boar adjourned et. quarter to 8 o'clock.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MoxDAY, Du. 7.
Tim SPI6IIII took Els chair st 4 &dock.
__ _ NEW MEMBER.

Xr. A. Rveszu.k;;;li• astll7l76is ..t far Tarimlock.
PUBLIC BUSINESS.
. NEW WRIT.

On the motion of Mr. Hama, a new writ was ordered to
be hated for the borough of 13nwborough for the election of
a member in the room of Earl Mulgrave, who had accepted
the Whoa of steward of Holopholme.

THE ADDRESS.
Viscount CASTLIROSSE (Comptroller of the Household)
raj=et tb• bar, sad in her Merry's reply to
la arum Is Ibr arab from the throne. The
farm sess r

"ilmilnTaTeetvoi;ith molt satisfactioa your lop! sod
&Whitaker'. It Is say aniest desire at all times to co-
operate eta you lams smos trlikis toad to improve the
Am. of the masa, sod to preemie de issifsso sod otedlitoa
of my people to all parts of ray ilmeirism."

NOTICES OiliarrlONS.
Sir J. PAICINOTON gave woke Met le theeld tame-
row wat the illowlng ireeticse le Oa warmest :
vbeit wee ietesien Weide Ihe perm relra to
Mb Ala were le be W ea the lebis the memorial wblah
bed kw sot base Own &we nelists et Calcutta per
is dr reed theOweemer-Oterai
the
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win& Imel is Iselt wee Iri lie tile
set et the lettia."3=r red dpeo
Uinta Se oreeemas the Penlewelar and Oriental
alve
OlopehyheldtP JIM Leib whit wee the preeent state of the

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alai lel Mr. 'a baths far to-borrow, that the meat
disburse at abautaaguertd tie thud= at bint-abeek
beaks tailed be higislative blertheace fa aid at the Am. I
bean at then exopeales.
THE JUNO COURT-MARTIAL.
Mr. MARREN .eked the not lard of the Adstinelly
whather the bad lola caned toe react naval roes,
usrlid bit ea aa aAaer al her a ship Joao; sad
stestbar say sus were by the gereeareat fa
rural themes I,
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hot. radium eat dos Minim st bit Whims sod ,
Mood Wbra down to doe asootoreisi to sottish ochr-
ous Ist Ma Nods. It was Ida put Oa ad dr y bad
band dodos altar 1.110 ird mood 'slug owl so we as Cap-
ri' Ibtorsdla bid yawed time to • palmation down
dr non aol we>Fmrbrd rebus of de lard at Ad-
miralty. (Rae, boor. It would to sok*. to dot afar
—dr sr ot awa who had sorrod tosuory ttrY 111 N
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um award to tho Autrallos radoo, sal= z
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allot Ws antral to Enroll with dr arm d • sours
Mama silhodoo. whisk bad Wally voldupd Wm, and
radaral him volt to slate hi moo as be wail to doubt
ban stborwho &no Dat oldie It our rigid to eat dosso
bola, to moor add dot Ird or dr Joao boa lo to
MOM
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ato. to sooport Cori Prosorat—(dossos)—sod waft
lost do tosounimos milk& Nook slap at sue • cuirot
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/KILN= asked whether say helm hdbreaelka
W beta received by the gummed will relessaas to the
pectin' whew, at Nola ?
Lied PILLMIBSTON—The quake ot my keen Mod
hes (sly aeMelpaSed the !Mastics whisk I had to ask your
perminket M make • statmeest eamewhee modifying that
which I took as Friday evening. (Ham hoz.) Oa Satur-
day mondag the governmiat readvedim adenoma dagetch.
lam sorry, stet, to say the moot given la this despatch
dear sot tally completely with the nomad gives by the Bar.
Mr. Pugh. The Rev. Mr. Pugh seabed shit the
eastasses made so complahat m to their triehmat,
ad that they were to good health. Oa Sattatiay,
se Ham mid, • impish was roesived from the raft sewn
girls. ea mom* d aa fakeview which he, together with
the hike at an et lams agiasms, had had with Mese
acme. They thin mired man la detail than they bed
dam with the eisphis he. the jamb:okra et the treedmat
which they had aperiemosil ars their coallasmeat. They did
malaise the demists ; they Si set !mew why he ems to
tae, sad hem members wig many imagine cheer then would
ho many reams why they did not like to epee too truly to
•an who was a etreoger to them at what had ocamed
shoe they led lima la phis. (Hear, hers.) To the waft
meal, whom they bow, and to the tether, they were
meet commaaioatime. Whet they ectoplasm! at h

not, however, =Oft momptionel; ix, as tie homes knows,
the stets of the Neepethem prior le. disgrace to a defile
COVitry01111•1)--arl that the treetnient In that emery
of prisoners le wises fling. berberons age than the prase
time. (Chasm) However, the Inglasors have not bum
pat to anything like thews, ancient the ithaseemery washy
of being handcuffed and dripped be a month uncalled for
upon each an occasion. The embers complained that they
had been at fire confine her three months in • dark, damp
all, and under .theme mdse which rendered that 0111 par-
ticularly otheeth and Warier to their health. They hod
entree very much in comequente, ate it la the feet that
one of them, is a fit of despondency occasional by
the suffering they wets undergoing, and the pee-
epee before them, did anise his life. Then
was also great main to think that an attempt
had been med. to slier the depaellieme given upon inter n-
getory in the coal of one of the witsemes examined by the
Procurator. del Re, but the deposition bad been corrected,
end now smith in the whales word.. With regard, how.
ever, to the prime Poole of them prisoners the account of the
acting maul end .f the Whiz tellies very much with that
gins by Mr. Pugh, ex., that the engineer. are now lodged
IN an sitter end, for • prison, speciosa recto, end that then
la nothing in their repent treatment which can be own-
pleined of. I should elan state, with regard to their forgoer
treatment, that they complain of the very bad food given to
them; that they elate their breed to have ban so black end
bed as to be almost uneatable, end that the soup given
them was =mous to taste. To this I can only add, that
we are expecting an answer from M. Carafe to the reprises-
tatter which have berm made to him.

Lord J. RUSSELL asked If hie noble Mead would have
any objection to ky the despatch to which be had referred
upon the tablet (Clam)

do not think that there will be
my objection to place the despatch open the table—(bear,
Leer)—but the home will permit me again to reitl it before
I answer my noble friend's question decisively.
Mr. CONINOHAM wished to know what Mope would be
to with regard to thaw meet
Lord PALMERSTON—The protent state of the matter
is this. The men are in custody on a charge of having vin•
Wed the Neapolitan law. What we are entitled to moire
is that they should have a fair, open, and public trial, with
tko best legal advice w►ich can be given them.

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