The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-13 00:00:00

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THE PUBLIC end the TRADE me reminded Asa Ow ausM POPPIJiD vrelb w lIVIINING =PRIM, by baltgas4 4, 44 J. 6160011 Y if Wbobeithe Booloyoliyi W hey. lag ollok 4. Sourer% street, ProYdAroyi. Paellogice. DAILY NEWS FOKWAHDED to the COUN-' TRY by IV INIIIIO POST. Ed 1R M. par qt.. payment la 44 sad Mm AMC nee% by JOHN 11,110DOI. Uwe Altearonat. Logiat'agart. Booltaaar pALLY NEWS LKNT TO MAD, from 8.... eloarageteitortv.at THE EXPREBB.—Ths PUBLIC sad TRADE BPIPPLIRD 'wiry aflorseak 44 trifle* 4, bto. wives% agml N... Ara_k 11. (low•llieed. DAILY Xlll5 PPLII6 awl LiIIT TO WD la the mars. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 13, 1856. IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF LORDS.—Turaemy, Jo/a 12. The LORD CRAXCEISOR took kis stet on the unhook at Ave o'eleek. Lord BERNERB presented petitions from Aylestons, in Leieestenhire ; Kendal, and Avon, in Gloucestershire, action the Maynooth grant. A petition from Lord Notinteashell on the mbject of the Irish Encumbered Estates Court, gays the to some conver sation, in the coarse of which the LORD CHANCELLOR stated that a short seatinamos bill would be introduced probaging the existence of the court for a farther limited term, provided the bill now before the House if Commons, wbersby the powers at the Encumbered Estates Court wen transferred to the Irish Coart of Chummy, was rojeeted by the legislature. The motion for going into eosisittee on the Industrial and Reformatory Schools was, after a disceseden, postroaed to a future day. Same other bills having been forwarded thrones a stage of progress, their lordships adjnarned at fin minutes to siLo'cloak. HOUBB OF COMMONI3.—THIIRSDAT, JUNE 12. The Ssaanan took the chair at 4 °Week. PRIVATE BUSINESS. Aberdeen end &ankh Midlead Jeeetioe Railway Comp iles Ausalgawatice ; sad Haddonfield Road; Ly utopian Railway ; Sbrewsbery and Welehpool Ita , lwey ; West Load= sad Crystal Patios Railway; West of Fife Mineral Railway Bills. 'marred a tbird Was. fullest intent; but for the parliamentary aid which they bad received. During the Met ten years, from the year 1839 there wee this feet to be Peered, that the sum lli voted, beginning with 30,00 W ,wss never actually expanded, but there was always a balsam left in hand, which bad ac cusal- tad during the period compared in that ten year Since that period the reverse bad been the case, and the expenditure had exceeded the 1 votes, the deficit being supplied by the cuepproprlsted balances of the same provided by parliament in each year. The inference to be drawn was, that the discussion which bad taken place on this sniject on the occasion of motions which had been brought forward, and on the estimates for *duration, bad tended to increase the appropriation of the par 'tweeter, grente which had been vital in aid of the voluetary;efforts which had been made towards this important object. The vote last year wee 398,9211., and this pier it amounted to 461,2181. He should show what the expenditure had been, by mean, et • comparative table, which showed what bad been expended in each year under the following heads, samely—school buildings, pupil teachers, Ques'a acholare, certificated master and min trees's, etsdirite in training selsorls, and inspector. He should also show the number of children in schools at the time of examination, and the per mutate of children above tea years of age In the sehoole. The table comprised a period of ale year, beginning with 1860, and endue with 1866. The eapenditue in that period wee es follows :—ln 1850-1, 193.0261. 6e. 85.; 1861-2, 164,8131. 17s, 7d.; 1852-3, 188.8561. 12% 4d. ; 1863-4, 260,6581. 18e. 3d. ; 1864-6, 326,4361. 7s. Bd. ; 1856 6, 369,8021. 6s. lid. The ezpeadtare in last year wee lees in point of amount then the sum voted by parliament ' but that arose from the money having not been yet aetsally expended. Bet the Committee of Privy Council was pledged to make grids which would require the whole of the sum voted. The number of school buildings in each year woe es follows : In the first year 286, and the following years reapeetively 205,232,273, 312, 414. The number of pupil Webers was: in the first year, 4.680, and I. each sucerive year, 6,607, 8,180, 7,007, 7,988, and 8,624. That thawed the pupil teachers composed a much larger number in let year than he any former years. The umber of Queen's scholars we.: in the tea years Tespostfuly, 39,144, 331, 783, 929, and 972. The camber of students in training schools wee : in therms years, 206, 506, 626, 883, 1,132, 1,264. The number of certificated masters and mistresses wee: is 1860-1, 960; 1861 2, 1,173; 1862 3, 1,720; 1863-4, 2,297 ; 1864 6, 2,838 ; 1866 6, 3,482. The number of inspectors had increased, and the respeetive number for each year were :19,19, 22, 29, 82,38. The number of schools under moire?' teachers inspected were I. each year 3.098, 3,114,3,9 M, 4,341, 6,676, and 6,966. The number of ebildren prime' at examinations in each year were, 214,873, 266,888, 364,442, 360,777, 473,214, and 689,076. The per merge of 'lnlet/en above ten years of age at tending the schools, he we sorry to Bey, bad slightly de e:eased, and was as follows : for the first year, 37.17 and for the sums ding years, 38.76,39.29, 38 OD, 31 24,ead 33.44. The number of inspectors, that is of what were called het M-jeety's Murders of school,, was exclusive of five tapes tore or workhouse acho)11, and the number of echoer were *massive of 600 workhouse schools. Thor figure, folly sad coarseively show the great advantages derived from the parliamentary grant, in aid of education, and It was shows not only is the inanate of the number of schools, but much more by the increase of the numbers and of the advance is the qualifications of the masters and mistresses. In the present year, is order to meet the inereareg demand and to provide for new headset expenditure there was an excess of 64,0001. over the vote of last year. That Geese, was comprised under several heads. In grant number three in the estimate for the annual rises& of pupil teachers and gratuities to schoolmasters and ethoolmistreare Wettest's, them there was an reruns in the vote of the present year over that of last year by a sum of 10,0601. In grant number five for the augmentation of the salaries of school masters and school mistresses woo had obtained certificates of merit, and where schools bad been f My reported on by her Majesty's is electors, there was an increase of 10.0001. lathe preentlear. For the grant to assistant rebore there was an addition ei 1,0001. in the ear ; and grant No. 12 was a new one, being a sem of 10,0001. for industrial schools. Hader the first heed, in greet No. 3. then was so need of explauatiee of the ineressed vote, as it was simply caused by the proper :Mate Wrestle of pupil teadurs. It might be laid that there we every ream to hope that, from the great body of pupil teacher, many found their way into schools as meters and mYteeree, and beers, the advantages derived by themselves, these pupil teachers entered as important emietants in the diffusion of edusatios. In Jane, 1866, a paper its this subject was moved for by the he,. member for Bbefileld,and ens heed of that rattan was the number of pupil teachers and stipendiary monitor, who bad not remained la the normal school,. The number wee 79,788, as we under stood. A large portion of these persons cited as teacher in the schools at the time they were reesiving inetructies them. selves • and after their mine woe sompleted many of them remained and gave their assistance as teacher in the schools. Aa regarded the augmentations la greats 6 and 6 they were mum by the proportionate mallrell44 of the number of Mu who had been qualified as certificated schoolmasters and schollmistresees and assistente. Teachers with refer _ sea to the capitulation grant (N 0.4) the incritasTliiiie vote arose from the extensios of the operatioas of the sys tem for which the vote was great= from rural districts and email towns to which it had hitherto been coulined to ell parts of the country. There was an important • quilted= in that grant to which he wished to sell attitudes ' tad that was, th at although the grant was extended to the whole country, the erudition which had been previoas'y 'caddie= suer wry to its being gives was retailed, and it war only to ho given to fares when there IMO 0111101811(04 50b031- masters and seroolmistresses or register= meters and mistrusee, which litter dellaiiion, although it implied a lower grade el instructors than certificated masters and isle tresses, yet was applied to a class who were above the etch. say level, and had proved themselves to be 0E- dont instruct in. He knew that there were some persons who thought dist greats of this kind ought to be given irrespective of the qualifications of the sehoolasuten or saboolneistreesee, provided the number of scholars la the schools increased in • certain ratio. The salsates of the committee of the Privy Council with regard ' to espitatioa grants, 87 fully expiate= the principles on whin they were fended, that it was not necessary for his ' now to go into that part of the guidon, and he could °sly repeat that the duration this you was dimply as =tousles to the whole country instead of beige teethed to the rural districts and small towns, and the bureau is the vote I amounted to apot • and that estension wee MO timed and promulgat ed by a minute of the Cos midge of the Privy Council only in the mutt year. I One of the pasts, which was a new our, was appro. I printed to industrial schools • sad the object was to improve the =anew and quality of educed= la these schools, and , to at rd to the natters and mistresses gratuities la addl. Con to their salaries. It was not inteaded that any portion ' of the grant of 10,0001. should be applied to the aid of schools which were tall= reformatory in a Whetted seam— that is schools for the reception of jamesile tffenden after committal. It was intended to apply Daly to day-schools, I and not to such Raising schools as costarred board and ' lodes, to the scholars. If that wee to be dose, it would ' caw a great addition to expense, sad the feeds would be directed tato a source for which it was sot intended, it bedew thought by the government that early pro vision =weld be made ler the establishment of such ' reloematery 'shoals by means of the hada of the ecinatiee. I The details of sae =tee wens se tally gives in the Wastes of the Committee of Privy Conseil, that if boa. gestleass wished to see how the mosey wee spent, they could obtain that ksowledge much better from the minutes than true any 'teemed be could make, sad unless any question was asked him he should sot pi into the details of the greats. He had alluded in the Utilising of his observations to a proposal of whisk nodes had ben given by so hoe. member to reduce the vote for =mead= to the same amount ea that oiled year. He hoped that the hos. path/mita would sot persevere is that intention, sad that when the boom had seen what were the different heads, and the purpose* to wh'elt the Unearned veto was to be applied, they would sot think it arc-wary to deprive the Committee of the Privy Caused of the inmost= great for the present your He trusted that the hos. member for Sheffield would not primps his objection WON resolution. They bad had many escudos% sad he believed that the general feeling of the boss* was the, in order to promote the enteral edneetioe of the sostatey, =hussy efforts, ashes aided by gnats tress the general rsease of the .smutty, were wholly ineffeieat. He explored no °plena ea say plan which had bum emb edded to the house for estalshablet • general system of =nestles ; bat he thought the house would bear In skid that those pass had failed, and he trusted that the haste would, therefore, be the lam desirous to establish addl. Coital schools and improving these which existed 11. said improve the present system because there was • bill before the bolus to which the hos. member tor lihelheld bad an sandmen, the provisions if which bat, he thought, were ealeulated to render more stagiest this sides. Tb. Committee of Privy Caned was .sly sainsensid at intervals, sad than rather to inuaider waistless et priaelple than of detail, bat if there was a department for *elution, with a unusable minister at its bead, it would of sews. be Ids duty to leaks hinieelf acqualutod with all th. details. They had gees the =vaster with regard to the admiestestioa of the poor law, of =vies the Pr. Meat of the Puce Lew Board is then hoses. Be believed that there wield be a similar edruatep with regard to nineties by the ailerons, which would be made by the bill referred to The sent vote was for the advamemest of senses sad art, width was no sosseeted with the Privy Oesseil, that by this bill all matters connected with siessties would be plated seder the peered supervision of that deponnest, sad say inWear onsestei wi th Ihet would be able Ito give the hoses isisemstios it The right hos. gentleman sounded by swig that 1,11111. be pasted PUBLIC BUSINESS. FORBEB MACKENZIE'S ACT. Mr. COBBETT asked an Lord Advocate whether it was his 'abrades to repass as y sessare to ptrliamaat to co ral ee 'Per the statute 16 sad 17 Via e. 67, knows as Forbes elsekessie's kat _ . The LORD ADVOCATE had ao latoatkou of fatted sales say sash measure Whig the mamas, ma did he Walt thee ha should do so la Um seat session of parlistaaat. TER SARDINIAN LOAN. Th. caerfellicTsriii,.ii6iticitant. brolget down a memisge from Ste crown, stating that her Msfeety thought it right be ampealat the Home .1 Oessmons that ab. bad emoted./ •111•116011113 with the IG.g of Sardinia, by which .he had engaged to famish ale= of 1,000,0001 Ater. Sags as contemplated by the treaty of the 18M January, 1866, gad that the Ling of Sardinia had thereby *aped to accept the same, subject toll the eonditions and stspa• lotions of the be forementioned treaty. The message farther stated that oh. had ongapd bonen to the Ylag of Sardinia to recommend to the House of COMMIS' that s h e should be pieced in a position to halal the terms of the eenvetatioa. She bad given directness that a copy of the convention should he laid before the hew. Oa the =oboe of the CIANCILLOII Of the liertibatiew, it wait ordered that the merge be esealdared ea Thenday aut. -- lie CHANCELLOR el the EXCHEQUER brought ap a copy of the oraveaties, which wu ontend to lie cia the table. AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS. Is reply to Mr. BINTINCI, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER raid he was suable to state the precise day ow which the Agile%Herd &stinks 808 would - be takes. Oa Meade, neat s state ment would be ads of the day on whkh the neeaute would be ►tooght lorwsrdL_ PAPER MITT. Mr. M. MILNE/Weltedto a.k the hoe. Malin for the lieiversity of Dahlia (Mr. limiltos) whether be iateuded to movers with the bill before the house for the repeal and earindosut of seetsie laws relstieg to the tleivenity of Dubin,. In that bill he observed a misuse preptniag to extend the ezereptice frou piper duty whisk that university at pretest eej nevi in rtspeet of Bibles, Prayer, sad 117 N few other books, to rideastioaal books of all kinds. He (Mr. Wiest) took great interest in this gutsily', sad he therefore felt itesiote to know whether the bill in quoting would be gone at with. For his owe part, he would lug , gest whether s soesewhat wit r gape Wight not be gives to its provisious. Mr. HAMILTON said that the meesure Y whisk the right boa. griitlemaa referred had Wits propssed in weird oes. with the receesmendstvine of the revert ef etawnie bloom who bad inquired tato the Hanof tie Ileforreltr M Dahlia, sad it followed oat those reseesevendatioes lite rally. Whether or not the bill would be carried oseeess tally through perlisineet mist depend, of some, very smelt upon the Chseeelior of the Isehequer. _ RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES. Mr. BAILLII wished to ark • quietism whit respect to the earn of hotfoots tr-morrow, to nftweass to his fates tioo of Wafting before the home then4sit of oar rola twos with the Usitset Stales. He had loss gives to aadentand that the army estimates were to NM em to morrow (this dap); the sable lord at Shit Mole faap menmset lel promised to gine MS dell MOM Win Ohm astimeame WON brought os. sod Mllmotams otsbot to know elsellor IS was the fast that Aso ere lo Is ass siltedr taw. lie ILICHIQIIIIR aid that the leimiles st her Ilejelere gewearesat wee, it the dill smile isilluits. should be pi Omagh *et M pipes the 8.17 estimates tiosorree (Me day), aid, it that permitted, they weelll 4 , alter goiag Wont die navy, Perwith die sissy imiembee. 11•ILLI ebjeemd USW* SUMP. trblet he should mean • lora stile oppuiniiii• eblik the `oar.- IMMO lbwd essomil. laid that hie impression wee that there was a dialect understanding between the hos. member I) eV Qs rolab lard at the head of 'hi govern man% HMS endlainen rides should be gives of the intention to pewees tbseemy estimatee, in order that his boa triad might, Mut theigibt it, eall ettatios to the quietism of our present Melba with the Usual States. It would he is the stsmem sf Um Mies that be had ea one er two tees- Nene Wear' •queetien Me the sells hod (Paimmies) apes Met estleekto Ml* Minus, be ME sbisiesl me emir emea. Med do Delis MI Ms bees seems be shod i Ism lemma N. mesellim bitmem elMemb so arrivals bed bees ripened. Mmes. es impedes abs., that commuleatioss of great impelene•bd be mad*. However, la the abeam al the says ROL he (Mr. Disraeli) thought i<mem eimesiml Ms Ile Moe dim:bergs of pehlie be ism sit Is pst Me modem and se data his boa. friend (Mr. Deltie) wee lilsemed by** seam tunas. He therefore Hairnet that mar =7 r portenity ought to be ems to hie right Ms. bringing forward this eubjest, and if the remeamest rally [sanded to Mss es the army estimates issamm, they would perhaps meet the anamiesse of the Muse by op pasting a day for the diessesios of this 'ewes. The CHANCELLOR ci abs EXCHEQUER weaned mast when the annagemest between hie acibie Mead and the boa. member wee tome to. Of aura there would In sodificalty in petting off any estimates, so that they should act tome oil to-morrow. The only question them wee, whether they should be UWE is Roaday or Friday asst. If It 'sited the eametiesea of the home it would he better perhaps to fie them for Monday. Mr. DISRAELI said that t • Mae which would be most convesiat to bring on this question would depend epos the isformation which might be famished by the noble lord at the bead of the government. In the ohmage therefore of the Bolds lord he thought It would be better sot to Ss any praise day. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that he would sot name any time thou; but ouly earge that the array estimates sbeuM not MIN on to-monew. Yr. BAILLIE thought it right t t mete that he did sot intend to adhere to the ',Wen of whisk he had gives soda. Ia oonsequesee of the important 'vests which had takes plot is Amnia be .hoslJ give sales of the teems of his motion when the time for briagiag it oa we COMMITTEE OP BUPPLY- C IYIL CONTINOEN- The hoses west tete eiwura ---- iitee of supply, tad passed saws ressaisiap •Nee for the evil service weetiagetietss, after a miscsbaseessdisseedae. IDUatION. Sir 0. 011211 said that dm neat vote was 261,213& for edseatioa is Oreat Brits* a sun of 200,0001. haviag bees pro/lowly taloa oa because. A fall expiaastwy Win's harlots bees published, which gays a detailed stetostast of tits vote, readered it leas setwesary that he should go at leagth tato the details of the misses; at the sm. tint, II the pest for the gnome year was greater thee in say former year, aid exceeded by 64,0001 that of last year, and as it wee pr. piled by as bee. radiuses to sieve to recluse the vote, be thought it right to all the &maths' of the hope to the way is which iceatlas voted he the purposes edeeettos had bees disposed of by the Callable* of the Privy Cove end to the heads min whish w kerma we hand lie the present yen. IM was ha MOO 111111161•11 a New the way is which the heseeeeed ass NMI hrwtnM be snore Oita. Means* es hen bed haw huh to be swat die hides la the way el ha thwegliCth e witabliehhe • rend spies ef edg e/hes, is estet• he ens whet he sews meet hod dose se puma the ehletion if the hastry. Bowsaw it night be legeettell that WI Moshe whieh had hem node to shah& a chord maw of adaseitea bad WWI* foiled. hi k wee drarehis That it shoals be down who{ hall bees Mee with the podia nehory MOM he the purees of wieesties, year by per, by Ile Cessittee et the Privy Coosa Shea Iho leer US awn ream seetelog 2.000,0001. had Sew *Ng by thy whir la the heads of ▪ oessilleo i rv a ramoi he So wpm et edhowila, mei hvg beim eohniel la aid at thke he het shish to wish Whim Ma bow made Is preview hhetet es hie 'rushee, aid thigh amid set be two hishig _meseadoi, bat which whirl have is a great hum, hata eseryies ost their **eh to their (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. for the purposes of aunties, main with 300,0001. voted boron. 451,2131. during the year. 13n J. PAK INOTON remarked that it was hardly neces sary for him to say that he did not wish to resist this vote. He entirely concurred with the right hon. gentleman in lois statement, and he heartily thanked her Majesty's govern ment for having mode this vote so mach more liberal. In the meat debate oa Lord Jot n Russell's resolutions he was sorry to nee Boras timidity on the part of the government; there appeared to be a re luctance on their pert to state broadly and distinctly what their views were, but at the same time, believing as he did that neither the public out of doors, nor their representa tives within those walls, were prepared for a national edu cational rate, be thought the government were right in refusing to sanction that part of the noble: lord's scheme. Upon that ground, then, he found no fault with the govern ment ; but there was a ground apes which be did find fault with them, and that was is withdrawing a bill which had bees introduced in another plan by a noble and learned lord for the advancement of edaeation. That bill wan not open to the objeetions which were urged against the nocturne of the noble lord the member for the City of London. It was sot In the remotest degree compulsory, but merely permitted different localities la England to rate them selves for educational purposes, if they so thought It. It wss • most important bill, and if it had paned it would have bola gosilluetive of great and beneficial retain. He would aot pledge himself to all its details; but it was a bill which they ought to have bad an opportunity of discuesthg, sad be thought the government had shows great and unnecessary timidity in withdrawing it. He was happy to say, however, they had sot withdrawn their other varature, for the establishment of • distiost department of the state for the purnees of edam ties, sad be hoped and trusted it would steal*. the MINIM of the house thievery sight. At the same time he csfessed he should look with great ansiety to see how the office would bis End ; but he did hope the government would select *Me pones's' to fill it who would be deterainrd heart Mil seal to assist parliament in carrying out the peat iilikest of *dentin. Looking to the future, to trusted the gottlossan 'sleeted to fill the can of Vice-President if the Beard of Education would be prepared at as wry eemmsneemeot of the seat session to state what marts the intentions of the government, sad the measurers Os, bad ready or in preparation for ;tainting this ques tion If they had no such announcement he should not allow the 'abject to drop, and should the house than not be melded with the man of emeluive evidence which had simmly been collected on the gabled, he should move for a SIMMS'S eo of inquiry, in order that those who hod studied sied who thoroughly understood the quanta might be henght from all parts of the country to state penonally easszporiensee end views upon P. Let the house grant guts • nominee, and he was confident noble report would he predawn as would force conviction upon the mind of par anoia that this gnat and important subject required to be body and speedily dealt with. (Hear, hear.) Yr. BARNES said be quite agreed with the right his. baronet who had just eat down that the amount of Crignorance in this country was most deplorable. ad immorality. bad habits and vicious taste., every den prevailed, and it was simply because he thought Sash of this ad state of things was owing to the defective imsratios of the p 'meat system cf 'decades that he protested egotist its farther extension. This 450,0004 did sot go to mania the very poor and vicious, but went altogether or in met part to another and beret elan of the people who did net west the money, sad that was why he brought forward this amendment. The great difficulty, however, in this matter was not the money ; it was rather the indifference of parents to educes, their children, and puking an addi- Maul 60,0001. would sot mane that indifference. It wrests not at all touch the real difficulty. He enteaded, moreover, that the undoing of resent legislation on the subject of •ducitioa had goes far la increase that Indifferences. For innate, by pawns the Feeney Bill, which threw the respoceibilin of cdosadag the children on the masters, the legisla tors had taken estop which the school inaontors reported wu undermining the minds of many purer is whom there Ind before bees some MUM of reeponsibility with regard to the Wanda' of their children. It was, in fact, teaching the people of this coma, that the education of children me not the Imhof the parent, sad he looked upon the spend of that errommes opinion as being most dangerous to the well-beiag el satiety. Pa:lament ought then to Institute as inquiry with a view of antrtaieing whether le thistles was proceeding on the right tack; In his Wane it was permits, in the wroteg di-1 notion, and the stoner they altered in coarse t'n better. (Hear, hear.) The hon. member con done elasses ware by that mesas disabled from paying fee the edmatioa of then children, it would hardly be thought too mach to give them some little aid toward, meeting an important want. (Cheers) He concurred in much that tad fallen front his bow. (Mud with regard to the mode of applying the ednisa'ioual grant—a mods which was little calculated to meet the evils they proposed to remedy. (Cheers.) They gave to those who needed no assistance with • liberal haed ; but to poor, aegleeted, dark districts, where voluntary efforts meld aot be hoped for, all assinance was refused. The hone was told that ',decades ought to be left to the ordinary laws of ninety and demand. No doubt • gold deal might be said is favour of that principle; bat then what became of the argument in favour of volun tary satecriptions ? (Hear, hear.) It wee, la truth, the practice of raising voluntary subeatiptioas la order to com pete with private molten, and to drive them from the field, which had rendered the ietarfernes and the aid of the state neeeseary. (Chun) He (Yr. Oibeor) did act regard the Doane on which they had entered without some mis givings, but he was net prepared to wait until people from me sad of the land to the other had become penetrated with wont views on the subject of eJecstio• ; and he was there. fon willing la this cue to violate • sound principle of point sal eesmay. (Hear) With respect to the proposal of the right his. baronet (Sir J. Fakingtos) to submit the matter to • eneasittee of inquiry, he hoped the house would Mon to no inch suggestion. Thin had already hem • select committee over which he had himself provided; and the hum would Sad In the blue-books pro !and by that committee all the inforinatlon they could peseibly require. Ooe thing was clear; having by memo el voluatary subnript,oss disentraged private schools, mil laving familiarised the public with the idea that the MO ought to do something for education, it maid he tilYmit indeed to discontinue these votes ; Ind the ganillime e MOM fore, arose, was it worth while to refine the imadl mildiEenl which wee this year raked for by her Majesty's government 1' (Hear, hear) He was, however, at a loss 'o understand how it was th.t any class of rehoole which wen likely to prove useful to the community were eseluded from partici pation in the parliamentary vote. (Hear, hear.) At the orient moment there were schools where moral and Intel' 'tonal instruction wali inclusively gives, and those schools were retard all share la the money voted by parliament. The rale was that some religion must be taught; whether that religion wee protestant or Ronan estbolie, Jewish, or of whatever persurnon, did not matter; bat some religion there must be or else the authorised version of the Holy Scrip' urea must be read as a portion of the daily la ma. There mu a school in Manchester supported by psnots of dire rent mode, and where, therefore, neither of those alternatives could be adopted ; it was admitted by the reboot Isspient to be confernag a vast amount of benefit upon nasty alma, par at. of the scholars were attendants at Sunday schools, and yet the lostitation could aot receive a fording out of the neat. (Hear.) There were similar wheels in Linde., Olasgow, and Etienurgh • and Yr. Ilona the government , bad 'ingested to govern mat that the rubs should he altered. The truth was the Minutes of Conseil ea& lie be periedieslip—every year mold net toileEm—edigliebtite IM pubis of nails- meet, so Met the howerie, wham IS mend asesay,might Meow how it was applied. Is matened as tap that at the menet mosteat there sae may ben. members who had so ins what the Wades ed teseell really wen; bat he hoped that when their atteseks was called to the alibied they would epee with him is *hiking • non 'quit ible plea of distribution the vote mammary. (Heir.) He mold sot upport ilte proposal of ble been. Mead ; os Me siontrary, sessfrted the resist erne as better tins nothing, and be looked forward to the Use whirs a WTI *needed plan would be adopted—a plait band apes seseetarlian prised pies, sad is which all elem. of her Majesty's subjects might perdition'. (Cheers ) Approval of the iocreseed v its, with some objections to iodate of details is the plea penned by the COIllailta• of Nand, were expreessd by Sir 8. Northcote, Mr. Shuck, and Mr. Henley. Mr. R. BALL supported the amitedment. Mr. MILES rowed venom improvements sod eaten dose of which he thought the present National &kiwi ape to seseeptibic Ms. W. I. Fox defended the eseslar system of edam. iftae sad trusted that the Privy Conseil world "stead the /bats to who& established as that priseiplo. He sap poled the preset vote. After a few remarks from Mr. LIDDELL, Mr. CROSSLEY ecomplained of the astral appropria tion of the rut, four-fifths being mosopolumed by 'Mods wader tbe seureinos of the established sherekt. He asp ported the esetediseet. Sir G. OREY bridle replied to nose of the criticisms whist bad been offered dans, the debate. The matmlemat wu this withdraws, sad the vote was Wu' IM seemnimr, the Ozford troireadty Bill wee considered es Ismael is oreamittee. The West ladle Loma Bill was read • third time sad pasmd, after some dimusion. The Routines Redemstion RIR was read a mood time. The home adjoamed at s kw mistier before two (edema. la al limo nab= Mom of a tanabn of lk. boar, amesitese la Local Maps ea ana. IS tbsk . 51 1 11 17nieseitfe Weed to Idioms 1 lama 11ay ans. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. The performance of the Trovatore, suspended in consequence of the departure of Tamberlik, has been re sumed, the part of Menefee having bun undertaken by Marro, who appeared in it last night for the first time. He everted himself greatly, and his *Herta were attended with brilliant success. Ms 1 erformance differed much from that of Tamberlik. It had less fire and vehemence, it'd be was lees able then Tamberlik to answer the demands which Verdi's mute makes upon the voice in the highest part of the scale; bat within the limits of its compile we a heard his exquisite organ more rich, moro mellow, or more besutifel. He had not those piercing and strident tones which enable Tamberlik to produce the bursts of pas sion which often electrify the andiesee ; bat in those scenes which demand tender and pathetic expression be showed himself, as he has always dine, superior to every other tenor stager on the stage. It is not till the third act that the part of Monett* developes itself, and acquires a high degree of interest; and Mar* for a time, seemed to slag some what flatly. Bat in the effecting duet betwees the lovers, "Ah Ai, ben mho," he put forth all his powers, and produced so effect on the audience, which was shown by the mcst enthusiastic applause. His deep tenderness, too, in the final scone gave a new interest to the catestropte, and the cur tain fell amid acclamations from all parts of the house. la other respects the opera was parformed as before• Madame Noy, as Leonora, acted and sang magnificently. and was applauded as warmly as maul. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMI/ALIT, lass 12. A PPOINTNISTS Mestere Aistatants C. 0. Tatteruid to the Indelatigabie, to, flagahip, Suuth Ea/ Coast of Americo Btalica • end B. 'larding to the Urgent, iron anew Meant store ship of Maier/ emir, Mediterranean Cation. PORTSMOUTH, Jura 12. No other departures bays to-day taken plate for the North Amylase @tattoo. The Ni als ready to sail, and probably will go to-night. Bernal vessels o va smaller but man Effective clue are being hurried on, and vel be reedy in • few days. The Ripon, steam transport, arrived this morning from the lonian Islands with the Wiltehire Regiment of 1111,11 s. the came into bar. boor with them Ws afternoon. They are In en admirable suite of ellideney and health. They proceed to Devises to be oteembodied. The Imporador, atm= transport, come into harbour this morning to dkunbark the Berke and other detathmente of militia regiments she brought borne last night irom the Mediterranean. At the usual examination of candidates at the Royal Naval Collage In this dockyard yesterday afternoon, the following poised:—Pa Lieutenants : A. A. Harem, M. C. Seymour, R. W. Browne, Ci. Breton, H. Vau C. W. Andrew, A. F. Hut For Masters: W. C. Mohnen, C. kett, B. IL Dowlieg. For Naval Cadets: J. W. F. Harvey, O. P. Anstruther, W. F. L. Elwyn, C. W. Beaumont, W. B. Littletisles. R. P. Pardon, R. IL Dewar, C. C. Starr, T. Nastatrotham, P. A. Device, T. V. Williams. BIEERNEBg, Jose 12. si l wasixor The follow* Whom have taken up tb.ir commimious ✓ed Joined the at Sheerness, II got (sailleg corvette), rm., Captain James Aphelia OM* d bet leafeety's steam sloop Gorgon), Liontioest S. Keats* Mules F. Cooptr. master; Mr. Woe. peposiMe; Mr. Os*, mildmis= 1.1 , %anent Jain h. Metemli, &IL. Isla sumerl et tie The oreoptersent of maim mimeo owl bele been been drift* teen the Waterloo, and hit ignlng le ia deal big pees** wk . The wars et dam et the swabs.* (white male have been &s -niff.*** we paid off at Mama *day, under the super intending. of Oagelo bid Frederick Keel. of the 24 Olio O Merle*. Al Moen oot eatitled to their Matthew by servitude have been tregoktel to the Waterloo. The cams remain on board the Was waiting Admiralty instruatione ler their future &mewl to aberiiies. Me Limbed, paddle wheel stemma musk Lieutenant Thomas B. Ghtlelepher, taken Mono. 4 dry desk to tent, will not be ready until the Mit bet The Crew, Sews. screw etas* slip, Captain Richard L. Warren, will get Ye Ihnseds sesaphtedneenorrow for the moornm"daUan al bee liajostre arntasseder hr It. Petersburg. Ma escallency will embark cm kora the Crei . te last mini at XI& It has been in bloated to the agego, is gelleMpeellee et *animism upon whiela • the Creasy le /slog lie Pliffibiff, deng bar lea/ at Cm stadt the loaned hp the ssepealhe moats la entertaining and 1 oftlitheffembeedlemes, as mei military, and the nobility, et Ormeglefft end 111.1teasseters* lin law yeel b 1 that 2 , preslidrea dm i Mi l i estai [meth, &an dishy and Pli ar or a l 4 whisk die wises/ the from the snit aesssesrlip ran aeon web a minion, with idea been Miter* bin fazed to imply by their rupee.- tire mem& ellemillemi are his made in her ward. room, glebe mere seseemaradMiess for table mew and in her ap pearance as a met or-wer—lo bull, rime& .eMests, and crew—she will de bream le the died* anima UNIVBRBITY IN TBLLIGIINCE. OXFORD, Joys 12. In a ongregstlon beren this morales, Use t.llooicsi degrees were conferred. vis.:—Beebelor of Divinity : The Rev. John M. Ake, fellow of Magdalen College. Muir of Art.. : Rev. Drury Deane, 8.C.L., New College ; Rev. Frederick H. PoVer, Queen% Osilege; Peederlek W. Welker, amour of Coricie Christi College; Thaw Collins and Rev. Johns, Wsdhara College: Rev. Mary J. Poole, Pembroke College; Edward P. Baumgarten, Wore Meat Gill p. Seattle( of his.: John B. Medley and James B. IMP s% taster Collage • Walter flanmesth, Wcesister College ; Mien Prom, Magdalen HALL PEAS Illomeove roe 1147.—The *allowing eithjests are proposed kw the Chancellor's WWII Or the IMlCyear. V/Z.:—For Letaßeece : Sebastopol. For a. English emay of the Moral Reanlts of the Of•Ci•D and Egyptian Mythology. For a Latin Remy Onto myths , in , lenet rasa gentitros palominos comparaits. Oka Room NZWDZOATI . 4 Paise.—For the test emit midis, In Eng lish verso (not limited to flfty lines) by any Undergraduate who, on the day appointed for sending the exercises to the Resister of the University (the 31st of March nest) shall not have exceeded four years ham the time of his matriculation—The Temple of Jams. It is required that the poem @hob be in heroic couplets. Mu. DOMTIZ'S Tirsotourcar. Paizsa.-1 be following subjects are Joe the emoted year:—The monies:awn of the Union of g u :n7 Laties and Mercy on the AltosetLeat. Oa the Social Ducks of quieting. Da. Euarroa's TIHOIAOICAL Penn.—The following Is the subject propoad for the mule, pier —On the Character of tit. John the ROYAL COMMISSION Or TUE PATRIOTIC FUND.— In cioneequence of the termination of the war, and the pres sure of other publio business, Lord St. Leonards tendered his resignation se • member of the executive aid Beano' committee of the Petriotio Fiend. The Rudd Commis sioned, in adopting it, passed the following moldiest unanimously:—" The Royal Commissioners desire to ex press their regret that Lord St. Leonardo is unable to con tinue to give them the benefit of his valuable services as chairman of the executive and finance committee, and at the same time to tender to him their beet thanks for the great seal and ability with which he has hitherto discharged the duties of that office." The Right Hon. Lord Colchester having consented to sot u • member of that committer, wan duly appointed. The executive and filmes committee, at • meeting held on the 11th instant, elected Lord Colchester as their ehairman, and passed • resolution expressing their repot et losing the advantages of the clear judgment sad great imperialism of the Right Hon. Lord Bt. Leonardo. Sir William Williams, of Kars, is now at Maurice's Hotel, Paris, when the pliant hero Mends finalising until after the Mudd ohristeateg, when he will leave Paris, meet peobably for Ham, oa his way to England, and be float welcomed fa this erfantry at Southampton. Prone retires are setioedlagly making at that town for his retry dos. A PEnitetruLan VITRIAN.—A Hanover cony spondest writes oe the 9th inst. Our army has suffered • severe lose by the death of Sir Julius Hartmann, General of Artillery, well known in England for his distinguished services with the Kiss's German Legion in the Tentesuler War, and We Intimate Moor ship with the lath Doke of Wellington. Only a few days before his death the general was created • baron of the kingdom of Hanover, Is • spiels/ mark of diatinctiou @lnferred by the King, it being, more ' over, the may time this honour has Oda granted dodos the I pts m is i The select committee on the Sound Dues, consist ing of the eltaneellor of the Exchequer, Mr. D:sraeli, Mr. Villiers, Mr. Newdegats, Mr. Cardwell, Lord Stanley, Mr. Mitchell, Virecuset Chelsea, Mr. Milner Gibson, Mr. Bram ley-Moore, Mr. Hatt, Mr. R. Thillimore, Mr. Deasy, and Mr. Duncan, have elected Mr. Italian chairmen, sad will hold their float mastitis for the reception of evidence on Timothy neat. Hs& MLIMITY'S Tatants.—Among the fashion able. preesat, lest evening, were the f The Dube Dariam emeratort, the Moressie Camden, to. Rut mat Composer wormeskaa. lady Omdedua rase, t h e UK and Onallma of Kiddsor. rte Ornmessat TIMM. MM.'S Comm d wsisspose„ my tact alealdlimilie L Lard V& YISOCAM Lady Cowetry, Lady Kna, aad a adril= 1 = as Mime Lake. Mr Mimi and Ludy his. Lady lam Ilsmatell, fdr George Mi.. limed, Bert. lady Mary ASK& Cobol tea, Mr. Grenville %nes. M.r., and Leidy leen Viummllm. Oilier, the lion. Mr. Wm, Lady mad the Mem Ifirerdy. Gemedl WA, KV* \YAW , . Mr- Sorsa °strive, M.r cup. Omni. Ms. Kayos, Lord Ward, Lady ware, Km art Mks Vann Male:Mr, Illtas Vim:stride Isr. Dorados% Mr. ?flan, Mr. gesple. Mar. cad Mrs. Murray, Kr. A. Moorel7. Kr. memos, limpladL Mr. eM Kra. Mary Ward. Kr.K. Palmer, Mr. Wm. Palmer, Mr. Paccar War BIZ. TWO. 010. Kendrick, Mr.Teirde, Mr. Wilms. Mr. Mr. ve. Padre. Mr. laseh, Mr. Hamar% Vaasa. Kr. Was : ta il M s Kr. Swim, Kr. insrthall. Cal& 1-7114 De•trsi Mr Woodard. Den., Ea .....imiiiMill