The Express. — London, England, 1859-02-09 00:00:00

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NM fowl& th &eft. Ttt Orxprt%% LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 9, 1859. THE COMBAT, painted b i rß. Atisno.L.—A Wee and blzbly t* ebieterrAd Metes grill be tubed Ye tbe da t i taßEPlft. TIMIS el SATURDAY sect. Price of the N= l 7:l Re SigreAkS. 444 ee. tree tl Trer• h STe e eel —l{l. BHOEBL4CI 800137715 . FUJI= TREAT. Last night the boys beloeging to the miens shoe- Natk societies in the metropolis were braced together in St. Harties-ball, end treated to a plentiful meal of breed end hotter and tea. There war over 300 boys permit on the Occasion, and their various uniforms made a very pietureune soptanure. The attendance of visitors wu most numerous, the Tarp roam of St. Martin's-hell being fully occupied. She lad of Smarr/virtu melded, sad his occupation of dr di* was the signal of the most vehement &mein on the pert of the boy.. Boys Gorr the fallowbg societal, were Ineent : We et No. Isrotala Naftali & ot More meat. Dojo tie Yaw Ragged Folmol, Red lB5l 71 21,786 lest London, Blue South Load" Yellow Mt 64 636 North West Loudon, Whie 1827 29 136 West Kent. Green 1357 13 90 ..-- West Laudon. People ,leM Boon Pled 1867 • Hoehng-hdl, Blue ( Facings) 1857 16 109 Kensngton, Brown (Fergie Fumy) 1867 16 119 talon Jack, Limitonsie, Red (Blue Facings) Stratford _ • . 23 %vend bruits were eusg by the boys Is the course of the evening. and the band of the Yellows !performed several lively end popular arts. The proceedings, which concluded with the .striag of the National ,Astlamn, seamed to give much eadefeettas to ell prerent. TIM ASSAILS OF 341211/10. FELIX CALVERT AND Co.—Yealerdey, a =Wino( the creditors of tb's fine, cos mead by Mr. thaalley, secretary of "The Incorporated Seeley et Lkeatel Yktsellees," was bid at the Leedom Timm Bistvipte-steeet On the mottoes: Mr. Fennell, meemdel by Mr. Dela=re, Mr. Smiley wee called to the chair. There were abort 400 plume present. The object o the anklag, as stated in the circular convening it, wee to anertais whether the admitted creditors of the miming firm desire that the rights of the creditors of the old duo should be further litigated, in the toes of an adverse decision in the: tale already adjudicated, es , whether it should be at cure agreed to trod the whole as ego estate, without any &nineties of old or new fires. The shames, who said he had called the roaming at the desire of the lawetore, entered at some length into the circumstances attending the bankruptcy, and the various proceedings which have been instituted under it. After showing the levies which had tens effected by the inspectors In the carrying on of the meteors, be asked whether it wen not batter to allow them to walkup) than to wind-up the affairs, the sus pension of whiob would mate a wide-spread distress. He hoped that by the vote at that day they would show the fins of Caved end Cr,. that they were their friends ; that they hollered the inspectors were d ing fix , it duly • that they bad essidnsee fa them, and If they did this, be believed at the end of two years such • stateliest woad be submitted to them as would be found highly gratifying. Is reply to a tesestket, Mr. Smalley stated that the partners meld not ob ject to the arrangement until it should result in_paying the esedittes more than 20s. in the pound. Mr. Farwell acid that lobed einkan to two of the reverters, Mr. Nicotson Wont end Mr. Plelips, end they wale both fa War ',the mo'ion which would now be proposed. Mr. Tuasell then moved a resolution to the effect that it was not expedient further to contest the rght of the creditors who. debts were not tabs over by the new firm to rank as creditors of the thistles Orin. Mr. Reds Paine seconded the maim, which was carded unanimously. Yt. Ooldring moved and Mr. Leeds Psis. recoadol • vote of thanks to the isspectors te their pa.t exertion, and requesting them to matinee them for the future, which wee aim unanimously re4to. Os the motion of Mr. Nankon, seemded by Mr. od, a vote of thanks wee mend to Mr. Smalley for his evaded In the eh.ir that day, and for the services he bid rendered to all {artist intmeated in the mater under con sideration. dROLOGISTs' AeSoClAfflort.—Yeaterclay evening, IM St* en &dame. was delivered by Mr. H. Clerk% V.P., en the IllrEenteation of a continuum geological survey by local sections or committee. of the reenthets, costnbetng y,arly reports on the progress of gereogy in their disteieta, which would eratornre : siblitioss to the surveys and maps hy sub eliusifiestion of forroe..ioss; distrovoies of new =harm], sad (WON, and particularly 'atheism= suitable for ageicuitoral seasures, building, zuveufactur.e or ranieg ; accounts of mime*, quarries, well*, cuttings, tunnel; landelipe, and other =endoee by which the =Wrath are renetrated ; observa tions = the wells spring*, rivers, sad subterranean water strata ; th ermal observations ; eleotroungertie observeVons ea mineral lodtv ; records of local earthquake, as thereof the Coterie di•trict, by Mr. Drummood ; all ihemocuene of deposition and tthrssion ; the effort of aericultural °pendia= on the soil rind surface ; the result of epecial inqturitu on banding 'touts or researches kw economical rebalances. He referred to the thus that women bad taken in geological par suite, to Lady Murehkon, Led y Lyell, the Marchioness d Havtingv, Elias Beeett, Mrs Cobbold, and Mary Aiming. CITY COMMISSION OF SEWlRS.—Yesterday a mark et which Mr. Deputy Christie p• edited, was held for the dope* of public - I/n=os. Dr. Letheby, the medic al aimed health, repfrted on the sta. of 209 house that had been faspeole4 during the week, and he submitted a list t.l 36 please that required emitter: improvement in various Funiculars. The mortality during the week lint fallen from 82, the number of deathe in the preceding week, to 62. This is (nutty the average f the corresponding weeks of the last three years. Of this number of deaths then were 27 awing children of km thin 6 yesrs of age, noel 12 among pewee of 60 and toper* The proportion of deaths from phthisia ham loin very large, it amounting to 16, but three from pneumonia (3) and twonehiPa (II) are below the =wage at the sess,s. Of the zyrnoCe meddles there were hot one death from fever, onetime infantile diorrlce, 2 from diphtheria, 4 tram whooping cough, and 8 from me aloe. Men was no deaths from ocuect fever, email pot, or the diarrhan of adult... The public health appear' therefore to be in a estisfectogy eniditien. The court, after disposing of a goad deal of routine business. ad : Owned. COVET OF ALOE/MEX.—Yesterday a court was held r the deepeteh of public busthen. The court pm cudgel in the *drowsed coneiderativn of the petition of Mr. John Eller Dallield, eompltintnit of defects in the list of elector. and against the return of Deputy Lei-Muss Comm.,, coalman of the Ward rf Aldereeriteselreet. The petition complained tint the list wrongfully omitted the names of certain freemen entitled to vote, while It coot tined the names of others not entitled to vote, mad that D. petty Lubin had been elected commons councilman notwithstanding to war not a botteeholder within the wad. The petition pro I either that the elettion might be deelorod void, or that Deputy Larkin had not been properly .1.0 ed. After going fully heti the cuss, the Len! Mayor said it was the ens.= mous opinion of the court that the =tidos meet be dismissed. ROYAL COLLEGE OF SUBOEONS.—The following gentlemen, having undergone the neat ssery neminatione for the d4leme, were admitted members of the college at a meet ly, *(the court of examinees en tho 7th inst., viz.:—Messrs. William Sutton, Smetherick, new Birmingham; Daniel Barker, Itisceleetisid ; Charles Camerae, Calcutta; Robert Cottage, Lade; Richard Tyrrel Pete, Bristel ; William Csyley, Stamford. Lineelnaltird; John William Kay, Hud dersfield ; John Thomas Milburn, Itykon, neer Newamtle-en Tyue ; Adolphus Jame. Hughes, Dartford, Kent ; Robert Edgar Edward Barka ey, Bungs', Suffolk ; William Alex ander Previa Holyhead; and fryer Jones, Llearwm North Wake. THE SPECIAL SPIIDAY EVENING SERTICES.--The following gentlemen will b., the root-hwa at the epeeist =- ekes next Sunday evenieg :—St. Paul's Cathedral, the Rev. Dr. ooulborri, probesdary of Sr. Paulo and minister of Quebec chtl. Hole, (l ate head me-ter rf Rugby School); West =net r A , the Rev. Dr. George le, Bishop &ornate of Belot bet; Reeter-bell, the Rev. Berkeley Ad dles= MA., of St. Pet re College, Cambridge, rector of Cairn/et, sear Menehts'er; ilsuserie-ball, the Rev. Trawls Tacker, Wesleyan minietir. THE GUILDHALL REFORM lIIRETING.—We are requested to state that Mr. Whitehund, of the Ballot Society, did not ettesd the refers mee fag at Gelklhall, an Setardey, t r renrerent that body, tut so an elector of the City, nod that be moved the vote of thank, to the Lord Mayor ovitbret nsudieg the managers of the meeting, because it gme bim on opportunity 4.f protesting against the count pursued by them in call ng m public mooting rf the elector' of the Cry of Landon. and intinanfne that certain speakers sad reso lutins only would be 0 permitted " THE TELEGRAPH AC A PREVENTIVE OF R.tILWAY Accosts - re —The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Com pany, imitating the example of several other large lines of railway, have resolved to extend the telegraph through their system, end by its aid anticipate Increased advautagee as reginie Freed, scosenty, and safety. The week has been placed in the heads of Sir Chart 11 Bright, and the plan in traded to be adopted is ne follows :—When a =in karts Wigan for Dolton end Manchester, Wigea will telegraph to 'Hadley "Train on," and put up the denser signet or seine phore, to prevent any train prang the ate ion till Hindky telerrapha back " Line char, which will be &tie as soon es the tab has peered that Medea. Wigan then drops its 64=1, the semeoore being raised at Hindley, which will shei have telegraphed to Weethoughton, sad the trains both on the up end down lines are thus heeded from station to station ales= the lies with great facility and se the state nu see seldom above there or four miles mart, it will enable tee as to rue at intervals of even five minutes without the platibillty der collision. Too Pouch velem cermet be attached le the arreartheat, which appt Or. to be as perfect as it is IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS—TUISDAT, Fn. 8. The Loan CaancaLlaa took his eat ca the woolsack at five o'clock. IMMIGRATION AT JAMAICA. Lord BROUGHAM asked whether the royal assent had been given to the Jamaica Immigration Bill. The Eul of CARNARYON reminded the borne of the circumstances under which this act had come under the con sideration of the government. Some time beck, as the noble lord knew, the government had received an sat of the lonia latuee of Jamaica upon this subject. That set was found so objectionable in many of its clauses, that his tight he. friend at the heed of the Colonial Department could not advise the sanction of the crown. A despatch wee addressed to the governor of Jamaica pointing out the objectionable nature of many of the provisions in the bill, but not dis tenting from rte main object. Since this another set was passed, not free from objections on some grounds, but yet a great improvement on the former measure. This bill his right hen. friend int , nded should receive the sanction of the crown on the first convenient opportunity. Be was bound to admit that the government bad received several memo riots spinet the act, but after considering them every with eve possible atten•int and respect, his sight hon. Meg had come to the concludes riga bo hod &Mir - Wien seteresses to the baste in which this act was to have been passed, be would remind his noble friend arced Brougham) that the principle of this act was not a are one. Similar provisions had long extended to every West Indian °elm, except Jamaica. Lord BROUGHAM said that the act was in fact pealed through the legielatnre of Jamaica with undue haste. It WAS brought in on one Wedneeday and bad passed through all its sieges by that day week. And the house should re member that between these two periods there ware two dap, fia.urdsy sod Sunday, on which nothing could be done. He believed that the act was a most dangerous and unjust one ,• that it would tend to the detriment of the poorer CLAISONand give grant encouragement to slavery. Earl GREY thought his noble friend appeared to condemn all immigration. Now he believed that it had been of great service to the West India colonise. It was oaly the other day that be saw the account of the voyage home of • number of coolies who had am eased considerable SIIIIIS of money. No doubt care should be taken to avoid snything tending in the slighesst degree to the eacouregement of Amery. The noble etc) (Cameroon) bad said the act in question wee in some respects objectioelable,aad yet that it wee to receive the sanc tion of the mows. Now, if them object , ons were at all serious, this course was, at the let* a very imprudent one. It had recently bees the practice of the home government, as it invariably Ina when he held the male of the Colonial Department, to submit now of them bills to her Majesty for confirmation, till they had been so amended as to be nnob jec•ionable. He was sorry to hear [rem the noble earl that that practice was in this instance to bo departed from, end he could sot help thinking that the inconvenience of delay was a small evil compared with that of giving up a power which it was so essential for the government to peeress. Lord BROUGHAM, in answer to the observation of Earl Grey, said he had en no opinion against immigration la graerel. HY o eafloss only applied to this palmier _ . . after Demo farther diaetuaion the matter dropped. _ ENGLISH ENCUMBERED ESTATES BILL hi to a question trout Lord BROUGHAM, The LORD CHANCELLOR said the Solicitor-General Wes about to introduce an Encumbered Estates Bill foe England. Their lordships Adjourned at e quarter pest 6. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TuuDAY, FEB. 8. Tice graham took As click of tow o'clock. _ NEW 11111111311118. Mr. ADAMS, for Ikaityn, Lad the LORD ADVOCATR, for ialithgovabire, severally took the oaths and their seats. NEW WRITS. Now write wens orie7el for iiiborongba of Eonfrkalen and Ortonwkl, in tin room of Noun. \nitride sza4 Towns's& -------- -- ------- NOTICES OP MOTION. EDUCATION. Mr. COWPRIt gaZnotion f,r Tuesday, the 22nd, to call attentlostothe proot clings of the Commdtte of that'll.) , Council with refer/wet.) the ropers of the school investors, and to wove that the reports of thew officers be talndsrly priakd as heretofore. COUNCILS OP CONCII.LATION. Mr. MSCINNON for that day week to bring ins bill eats blishing mug& of efleitittioct... OUANO Mr. CAIRD, for icgs)nej,oett; motion for adjourns Mat. 10:0111 ettantlokto the state of tho guano trade with Peru. CHINA AND JAPAN. Mr.ORECISON. for an early duy, u motion With reference to the Japan uod Chtha trades, FISHEItty.S., Mr. M'MAHON, a Eirfeirrei.ii;g"for the fisheries.. Kowa! !nowhere (newly 1110) wee* mused etteadene• ow the committees of the how*, on the ground that tow re epectito eges exceeded sixty yews. NATIONAL GALLERY. • • _ Sir H. WILLOUGHBY .shad the Chief Commiesionse of Works if • gaiety tie pictures was Wilding, and is what locality ; If co. what would be the expellee of such Wilding, and oat of what ninety. voted by parliament would each a be defrayed. n w CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that the question of the hon. gentleman woo really one of ha pet tam e, se it, in feet, ram rei to the affairs of tie National Gallery. Last year her Majesty's gevernment, warned by the continued uasetelement of the question, and having no confidence in any further committee or commission, anderiook its settlement. He had now tee placers of announcing that they had succeedei in aecemplish.ng what be believed was the general wish of the Louse, namely, that the whole of the National Hillery building ahoulii bo devoted to the national le:tune. (Cheers.) So anxious was he to bring this vexed question to a settlement that he load twice peeped to rops' a vile of teeny to build a Royal Academy, bat the governing body of that ins Witten with a epirit worthy of then die ingaished poriiiion. ensidened that in a building raised by the public fund. their indep Mena would be comproneret, and having thennelves sntheient re sonnets announced that they were quite ready to tabu a building fur themeelves. (Cheers.) litg, conetdeting the pithiest the academy nava d, and the claim they might be said to piesess, at iiieg from their log accommedivien by the crown, the mmagere did not consider that they would tr m premier, their independsee, by the acceptance of a site foe their new building, and he trusted that the home would take a similar vim., of the question. Such was the Oate of dears, when it wee !announced ty the proper suthoritin that hie royal highnem the Prince of Wake would re quire _ to have bierlborough- home delivered up to him in November men, and that bring only eight month.' ciff, be (the Ctaneellor of the Excheque , ) thought that he would be but fulfilling the adobes of the housurby piecing the Vernon and Turner collection. in a peeper te mpted*, meter the control of the aus'ees of the Diagonal Gallery, no that tlu-ri might be no question hereafter as to what public 'indite on should have the control of theta. The first idea was to place them in the buil Dog known as Cureton Ruda , end It was found that the expense would be 3,0e01., and that moreover the building wee not tie-proof. Under them ciecemismuote, the lien of ground at Kezeieg which it alight be mid was rented from the core ty the Revenant, wee appropriived, mud a Wild ing wesdatenniaed tips far the inception of the Marlborough house and Sheepehank. collection. until the National Gallery abould be reedy to !eosin them. He believed he mi!bt etas thee the whole net of this temporary building would not exceed the simnel rag of that which had been at tee time proposed. The result was that be hoped at the end of two years to see the National Galley devoted wholly to the national picture. Inelad , ng the Turner and Verna colloca n., and thet as temporary building would remain for *ceaseeel use to the pnbef departments. He tussled that this shat statennat 'meth prove satistatory to the Meas. (Chien.) Mr. IL INNAIRD inquired when w as the new site for the Royal Academy was attested!" The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER.-0a pen of the area where Burl neon-house now • end. The inter nal building would wholly belong to the Royal Academy, but the extetior would be subordinate to • goateed design. MANNING TIIE NAVY. Sir C. NAPIER asked, penitent to notice, the First Lord of the Admiralty when the report of the comosimioa fee maiming the navy, with the evidence taken Were the coin miseionere' would be Laid on the table of the house; and ales wben the renew of &seaters, moved for last lefties, would be lied on the ladle at the house. Fir J. PAKINOTON said that the royal commission was row conekbring the report, and It waled probably be laid on the table is • week or tea days. In answer to the wooed portion of the gallant admiral's queatios_, he begged to say hat the return of deserters would not be ready for two months from this date. It bad already employed six clerks care August laid, and would cost not less than faDL et Hear, bear," and a laugh.) He took some blame to him self \snag granted such a return, but be had not bees aware of what tee net would be. Ile hoped that hon. MI m ks** would avoid eressiog for anch legume in Nene. (Hoer.) CORRUPT PRACTICES AT ELECTIONS. Mr. H. BERKELEY aged the Attorney -Oster . whether, mein iii7 — p7wirabTfiTy — of ate may dlieOhitiri of Warn e n e. t, ft was his Isteation to dad with the Canrart Prevention Act eo as to endeavour t comet its tendencies, or to permit the electors of Great Britain sad Dr land to elect members seder its present enactments The ATIORN EY-13 E N ER AL said it at the question which the hon. member bled addreeeed to him wee undonboetly roe of very Vest Immortal..., and the sub** had received, gad would continue to teee:vs the maim's cousidaratles and attentl-n of the government. Hs timid not admit, however, that the question was left altogether %mouldered, or corn undetermined during lut session. 11, wen unable to state, what operas the government intended to take, but this he might My, that the earliest opportunity would bo taken by some member of the government for bringing the subject before the bones, end making what he hoped would be a sattsfectory tenement. Possibly en opportunity would offer when the reform bill came under esnsideretion. itIMENTAL INLAND STEAM COMPANY es ucr ti ttb u trag aw si titilVEllB of MLA. ea b l e i ree=ll. PROOtt Taysna-J11111e:lell . Wow et the reliagint and OtWel ll•eferliea Omaesey. Cue nue es-Ceketel dallta ai ll eresael, ead Aelethdl Ledge. Jetta hank .i Entrada lit. V r ..14.10= of Ile PoP"eoler tad N em Oesimay. Cadets .11. C. J. Issab li Tednate et"lLM ' ,...4lfdasadly. *Ma Swim LEL Vim* it d Os uses WNW Cowpony. in. Manage tinartes-Ais lisadia. ied. 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Jew 20111ft10r0100.4. pobtlobeff kor litoireto Quer. HAPPY BB TRY DREAMS.—New Ballad. B,J. a. Then Ad TM wary by J. Mamma. 11•• , Ord Os Wiwi awahar wow war=•• • =twis itt• • Wool Is Or mbar. Wilk la Is Unit a do W•et• to 0•80 owl Oa. Now 11~•••004, W. p.billist pulse 41., pa COD LIVER OIL : ib thustivilifeets. With &rim Mos. MO= ON It Ilermd. 11F.O. ~~ o's 4 SS alld X:•1 (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. it was Wake* t, nfoeo kayo to being it in, bat tha mem bers who were bombe to the object of it bad a right to stipulate that no advantage ehoold be taken hereof:or of the titta _ _ _ Mr. WALPOLE mid the hen. baronet had asked him whether the govesommt would oppose the bringing in of the bill, and he anawerei that the bill being the rams as that of last melon, no opposition would be offered at this esp. The dismission upon the bill would Mks place hereafter, and he (Mr. Walpole) would be ready to state the objections he had to it, on the second reading. Leave win Um given to bring in the bill. PAUPER SETTLEMENT, 14 .8, ESTCOURT moved the appointment of a seleet committee to cumin° into the operation of the Act 9th and 10th Victoria, chap. 66 which enacted that no poor person should be removable who had resided five years in any ono parish ; end also the Acts 10th and 11th Victoria, chap. 110. end Ilth and 12th Vktoris, chap. 110, which provided that the relief given to such irremovable poor person Mould be charged on the common fund of the union. Tie resolution was then agreed to. SALE OF POISONS. _ _ Mr. WALPOLEZveaA; leave to bring In a bill to re gulate the keeping sad sate of 'poieons. Td regu lations, he told, were founded upon theof Sim Arwis Ace, which had, to • certain eve ne d; but the occurrisom at Bradford bad peered that they were not sufficient to prevent mistakes. Provisions wore neoemary to counteract an effect of the Arsenic Act, which induced pm sons to resort to other poisons. It was a difficult emetics to determine what ankles to include under the denomi- sa.ion of " poisons." He had reduced fist to thirteen. Thar only ardoka with respect to which he felt any great difficulty were laudanum and opium, because they were continually asked for by the poorer theses in small quantite, and by placing difficulties in the way of obtaining small quantities tho trade might be unduly interfered with. He hoped he bad overcome the difficulty by including tho Vproof Opiate and laudanum in the robeditle, but provid. at where any poisonous article was required by medi c moription the enactments of the bIU should apply. andaloothatwUnlaudausaandopiontwireasked for human quentitiesthestrktrvgidationsofthebillabordd not be *homed. He invited the attention of the hones to the toll on its pu rge through committee, and would take care to tit such a day foe ita °caldera*e as would suit the convenience of thorns pubes who were lottr.st“l in the mater. The la needon woo thin agreed to, and leave was given to bring the biL . CHURCH RATRI COMMUTATION . _ Mr. ALCoeir Obt;;;I leave to brlagil;eill for the voluntary comointation of church rates. COLONISATION AND SETTLEMENT (INDIA). Mr. W. !WART moved the rwappointment of the select cominfttes to leggin into the program and prospects, and the best means to be adopted for the promotion, of European colonisatke end settlement in India; especially in the bill distrkta and healthier climates of that country; as well as for the ezteosion of our c•nomerce with Central Alla; and that the committee do consist of eighteen members. The motion was agreed to. ELECTIONS. _ _ _ Mr. COLLINS obtained leave to bring in a bill to isobar late the lion of Footed ing to election and polling I. England, Ireland, and Scotland; to limit the time of promotion to election doriog ?sorsa, and for orating seats by bankrupt members of the House of Commons; and for celter eloctioa purposes. THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH. Mr. If. BERKELEY put the ETlO;ing question to the Chancellor°, the Rachoquer : If it were true that her hlajeaty's government WWI about to grant a. gnat-stoic or subsidy to the Atlantic Telegraph Company; and, If so, upon what con ditions ? . The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER raid that several applicaltoos had been made for a subsidy, but the government hed not come to any revelation on the subject. EXCHEQUER 13ILL8. . . Sir G. C. LEWIS asked the Cbaocellor of the Exchequer ff any funding of Exchequer Bills hod recently taken place; and, if so to what extent, end by what authority? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER replied that there bad been some funding of Exchequer NUN to the amount of 7,e00k0001., under the authority of the commis sioners of savings banks, and consequent epos the inenciel operations of tbo war. The votes of trait were takes is 6equar Bill., but to such an amount that it was impossible to place them in themorket with a trantage. Tlis mares to which the night hie. gentleman had referred was that = 'bad bees bad MOIPZIO to on former °armless under cfrco7n;Faices;TuTii made no Tt ii iiill3o9 1; h EtT 10;;IR118 to the liability. THE ARMY STORES, &c., COMMISSION. Mr. NICOLL asked the Secretary of State for War whether any report had yet been mede by the royal inammi•- sion, appoirdel in prusuance of a vote in the home lest ' session, to inquire int) the system upon which the boob; and stock had Mee kept at Wee&n, as well as the general mode in which the 'strainers of that establishment, and other Muller depertmeata of the public service, were conducted f and, if such report had beet made, when It would be laid upon the tablet He also eammard a hops that before soy vote was takes for army clothing and 'toter, taunters would be fur nished with copies of the report. General PEEL said that no rep wt bad yet been for warded to him by the CollllleB4oll, sod be believed that the delay was consequent upon the Mires of one of the commis sioner.. Ile eapectel soon to receive the report, and se soon as he did so he would lay it beton the house. CRURCH-AATIS. Sir J. TRELAWii:l;TrtiietiVitti course the govern ment proposed to pursue in regard to the Church.rate Bill, which he had given notice of fur that evening. Mr. Secretary WALPOLE observed that the question was rather on unusual one, but it might be convenient to the house sod the public that he should answer it by saying that be should not object, on the part of the government, to the introduction of the bon. gentleman'. bill upon the under standing that the reound reading should not be moved unt.l after he had had the opportunity of explaining, es he pro posed to do: on Friday weak next, in accordance with the Make he had given, what the nature el the government inseam INDIAN FINANCE.. Mr E. PlERYlequirWwiten they Might expect liter ecoments of the Indian revenue than those which were already upon the table, and which only came down to April. 1867, end when the minutes of expenditure would be laid on the tablet Ile also wiehed to know whether it was In tended to remove the political &pertinent of the Indian government from the city to the west-end of the town P Lord STANLEY believed that In the omits* of two months the amounts for the years 1867.8 would be received, and u eons as they imme to hind they would be laid on the I table It would not be onvenient to lay the estimates of expenditure before the house until those womb were re- I m'ved, hut a despatch would be pr,,dueed givieig a general summary of the &uncial restate of the year. With raped to the other quution a site had beam selected for the new Government of India Offices at the west- ad. The srebi- I feet had been appointed, and plans were being papered, and he hoped the building would be proceeded with as timidly as poesibls. NAVAL ESTIMATES. Lord John RUSSELL gave notion that on Thursday ha would ask gir J. Palongton whin he proposed to bring for ward the naval roguish:a. MARRIAGE WITH DECEASED WIFE'S SISTER. Viscotmt BURY moved for Imre to ding In • bill to legalise mambo with • daunted wile's sister. Mr. B. HOPE congratulated his noble friend= the ability with which he had opened the canipsigs this year, acid the manner in villas he had thee, es it were, taken the hare he the forelock. They si sompoos4 611M iou ahaft e j u all does toreoented last year, and the brought f.rwerd In favour of the pep aril change in the law. The bill, such as it was, passed that house the pre vious station, but wee summarily dispose I of in the other house. If the grievance which was so strongly asserted by the advocates of the bill rosily existed, it was scarcely pos sible that that summery rejection by the Howe of Lords should sot hive elicited soa.c sight protest or ebullition of f. el iep from three who were anxious for clmp°. So Sir from it, however, except from wane oleuure newspapers, they het] nit beard a single word of pro est. Thia he thought .to con do-iv* that the agitation on the question was fat:thin. He hoped if the noble lord premed she bill to a second reading, he would to prepared with some bettor argnuant then hod yet heed advanced—because the feat that the existing law was violated might be equally thasght for ' ward as a mass f a vet eating any o her law as the statute book. He Gould not allow the ne,Von to pars without est-s -ing his protest against it, and If any hon. member moved the rejection of the measure he would @tippet rim. The DV tion WAS then pat, and the SPEAKEII declared in favour of the ayes. Mr. H. DEC 111110 ND, however, Waisted upon a diviner., which wee taken, the result being— Ayes l6ll Noes The bill was eccerdingly easel to be limaght in. MIDNIGHT SITTINGS. Mr. EWART moved—" That. on every Toeelay and Thursday (being n'glata on *lda government busievrA deco not take preccd. nrc) the helve do not sit later than twelve o'clock at eight." The anti , n use wooded by Mr. LAURIE. Mr. L. KING 'wove % the mo , ion ; and Mr. WALPOLE thought it would not be any advantage to the conduct of brininess in the house to close the debate,, at • 'mailman hour. Lad PAL3IERSTON likewise considered it unadvirab'e for the house to bind Itself to any or If-denying ordinance not absolutely nerewery. The motion, upon • dividon, wag negatived by 237 to 28. THE MUTINIES AT MEERUT AND UMBALLA. Colonel SYKES resat° move for an address for tette( of all orrreeprmdenrel sworn tbe Commander-in-Clief's end Judge- Advorate-Generste Departmcn'a and the military se•lttriti-s ' at Meerut, vitiate,. divisional, brigade, or negireestal, re rpectirig the court-martial at Meerut in April, 18.57, upon the 86 troopers of the 3ed Light Cavelry ; together wAh copy. in estesio,o! the pr ceed;ngs of the court-martial sad correspond este consequent therer n; and of all eornspondeoce, reports, or procesthogs relating to the 36th Regiment Bengal Entire Wintry having, at Valhalla, In March or Ailnl. 18.57, ex pelled from their casts (ercommunkstrd) those of their com edies. constituting a detachment of the 36 , 12 Regiment, en gaged fa learning tits Enfield rifle practice at the depot of inicrection at Umbella. The garvat colonel de tailed at considerable length the facts oonnected with the trona:idiom in gnaw ioc, contendng that the papers slready Mid before the bootie pre an imperfect and • poi ttil view of them. Lt- rd STANLEY promised to write to India for the papers, but recommended that the not ion should be in the mesathus withdrawn. Colonel SYKES wAhdrow his motion. ABOLITION OF CHURCH RATES. B.lt. J. TRRLAWNY loosed for tree to bring in a bill to abolish church tap a. Mr. GRIFFITH protested 'grad the title of the bill, which, if it was ietroduced in so rsp'd and unobeereed a manner, might prsjudioe the entire question, and render any amendment of the 11144U1U111 afterwards inadmissible. The bill ought to bo in'roduced under a rierairsl title, such ea " to amend the law relating to church Wee ' ' this would allow the dismission to proceed fairly ; but under this tide, ✓ " a bill to eh dish church farm" It would admit but or way of stetting the question. It wan not likely that either house of parlians nt would allow church rotes to be thus summit:lly swept awsy, without soy coosideraturn of the 'Menem Involved in them. Ile I,•uld understand sleet each a proport suited the political purposes et aentlemen anxious to win the &pylons of popular tonshinew ins, but he did not believe the country would approve of it, on that the ttohreintitnrelstraidgioeu4u,sttsdisoßsef.inh.t;:auibilwali,nshi;:dt, rrya nn y inzoi lit rd im o m ee t et t he n- w free judgment of rho house being fettered by the title of the Mr. FIRE asked the hoe. member for Tavistoth to plain the provisions of his bill. Sir J. TRBLaWNY said the bill was precisely of the err characters that wbieh he introdnoed lest s. talon, and he trusted no opposition would be offered to it to this stage, u be had understood from the right ban, the Home Secretary that the government would consent to Us latroductiou. He desire I that the question thould bo Nettled • but in order the ever y b o dy might have an ample opportunity of making his views heard upon this bill, he would not ash for the mord rending twill to-miaow (Wednesdny) fortnight. Mr. DRUMMOND remarked shot the hoc. berme! wan awesdesirou question should be settled, the meaning of width hat he desired the church should allow herself to be robbed quietly. It had been openly admitted by the 'reboot tram which this and 'imaar measures proceeded, that cr i test yll ion id a ir a are o a f bm get t tl a sg u a rc t h the ra s t br es ilit bu ien t ca a t e itb n e: ged . T e lsat hili was what they wanted, and if they did not intend is put the tithes 'la the landlord'a pothole, they in tended to put the church ntes in their own. This bill being the game that to a certain *stint pseud the bonze last year, some respect wee due to it, sad MOTION FOR SUPPLY. Th. hones we into committed thereupon. Mr. FrMROT in the chair._ _ That portion of the Queen's Biota relating to the esti mates haring been mad, it vas resolved that a 'apply be granted to her Majesty. The report eras ordered to be received to-morroe. Viscount Bury, Sir J. Trelaerny, lir. Walpole, Mr. Alma, and Mr. Collies brought is their respective bills, sad the house adjourned at hall-pea 7. SLUTS 07 LORDON DURING THE WEBS. The weekly return of births and deaths in London famed by authority of the Registrar-General for the week ending Saturday, February 6, states that the London re. tarns famish satisfactory indications of improvemeot of the public hr aith, The deaths in the metr..politan district", which were 1,429 in the emend wek of January, have shown a constant decrease daring the three subroiment weeks. In the week that ended lad Saturday they were r 3! la the len yens 1849— ISIS the weep swim ; 411nlia 1119 Awe ssra raw with lad Ilea ins I,IW - se fn the ;fewest eeisoa matured in a impulatitn which has inereased, they can only be compared with the average raised is pro proton to that Mame, namely 1,314. The comparson shows that the deaths of last seek wee law by 71 than the mamba which would have been retutntd under the average rate of mortality Thu deaths from scarlatina fantod week Letter 100, after herby ranged above that po.nr, and for tic most part to a cmsldarableestent above it, since the end of August. The number referred to this head in the table for lea week 1. 92, which lector'. s 16 from diphtheria. The t cwhs from diphtheria °warred la the fit:lowing sub-di-phis ; 1 in Selman, 3 in Orers.ina-lase, lin So n nora town, 3in Islington Wet, 1 in St. George Blcomehury, 1 In St. James, Cleekmwell. 1 in Kent - ro ad, 1 in St. Peter, Wel worth, lin 'Minna, 1 in Streatham, 1 to Peckham, end 1 in Woolwich dockyard. Besides these, a death seamed from measles and diphtheria" in Kentish-!own. Sic death, amorist from scarlatina in the district of Poplar, and 5 from the same disesse in the sub-district of St. Paul. Dept ford. Smallpox was fatal in 11 secs. Seven Jamie end an 'dolt died from syphilis; one person from interaprance, besides 3 from delirium Imams. - Eleven women Teed from diseases incidental to childbearing. Two pereons distil from carbuncle. Thirty-four persona died from Warier scot dental or othorwhe, and amongst throe sees infanta who hail been touricml, end two mesons who bad tx mmittld suicide. The deaths of 2 person. resulted from want. A man and a woman died at the advanced age of 90 years, en I a widow at the age of 96 years. Last week toe births . of 939 boys and 933 girls, in all 1,922 children, were regintorel in Losieon. In the trit cor responding weeks of the years 1819-68 the average number was 1,848. THIS HEALTH OF BalOttTOW.—The prosperity of our tome depen is on its reparation for salebrity. We regret, therefore to dad is the rrealtrar-generars quarterly return the following weep, The mortality in Foment of the towns bat been escresively high, and this has teen notably the awe in Brighton, Reading, Windsor. Exeter, kr., ko. The deaths, 386, .mosedel the birth., 375, in fit. Brighton; the reg istrar enameastes the prevailing cyanotic diseases, end thee (Amerces The iuhabban's of .tur sab diatrlet are chitty artiness, mechmicv, tied the labouring poor. In Many of their dwellings • very insufil c lent supply of water has been available to them; owmg to the d , :fte.a of the weather in the Sent portion of the quarter, the water in the wells in Mss having been very low. There Is no effectual drainage mtsched to their de/allege, and the ceaspoel rystriu is in scram/ use." We may abut our eyes and ears to such farts; but we cannot amoral them from other people. The sten meat had already give the round of the newspaper.. We ought therefore to look three feet. ateadfairly in the flee and unite our exeetons to rem me them. We hate every facil ty gar this porpote, mad have sirendy incurred a largo expense to keep the town clean and supply it abundantly with water. We moat conant dwellioga with the syetein of drein. Fre sad enable the tchabitanta at all masons to have plenty of water. The authorities have taken the matter lute their heads, end they are bound to do this parr of their day carefully and efleauelly.—Brophluer Guardia. , ACCOMMODATION BILL TRANSACTIONS.—In the Manchester Court of Bankruptcy on Mondry, John Bradley. ma insurance agent and starch dealer, applied for hie med. Beate, but wan oppoded by Mews. Boyd, creditors for 1,0004 on a bill of exchange. It appeared that the bankrupt was the agent of the London Victoria Bauch Company, who had endeavoured to establish themselves in Manchester, but the speculition did not take ice that market. In the meantime the bankrupt accepted Ulla to the extent of 9,6001., drawn by the direetommilhout having any 'meta to meet them, and con.rivei to got them diserunted. Mr. Comminamser Garnett condemned the bankrupt's conduct in the etroagent terms, and inspesded the grant of a ihrd elms certificate for 12 iaonths, refusing protection in the =anthem NEW STEAM ENoria.—The Marquis of Stafford is in possesala of a new kind of steam engine for running on the read. It weighs little mote flown too, end ie cip able of Vat - offing at how fourteen to sateen miles pa hour. It erruilsar" a on eb v r" eloe w ipe hee de l . l' an lt d ts il ortwo de lst by ra po t w h : m r, d ea le d i i n s il fto tte n d t with a seat in trout citable of holdng four passinge including the driver. The Marquis, Lord Gr. svelter, Lm4 Blantyre, and another, rode through Newport from Lill, shall hall on Friday, en croft which caused no small eurimity among thy inhabitants. It appear', however, to be ROMP* what unwieldy, f. r is turning Into the workysed of Mr. Niamey the engine came in contact with the well, elightlp injuring one of the whorls. However, it proceeded, And parsed through the town spin in about balms hoar. It is rather noisy in its program., and the eteern may protably be Implement to the pmeengore, the tante, bri ng rinse s, their becks. The scheme appears to be a novel use in the. &striae, and will no doubt be the mewls of opening a fill fur further inventions of the kind.— IVolrerhompton Chronicle. FIRE AT EXETER COLLEGE.IIALL.—The members of Ese'er College, Oxford, were ye,terday about 4 o'clock, aroused trim their plumb:is by the Lt e l edsel fire, which it spfseszed had broken out in their new hall dote ackens.n'm ooffes-bou , e), opposite the colt ge. The dre g which was fortunately contload to tto top story, broke out in the rooms of one of the underpays:es, and •as s &nerd by the igniting eta beam is connexion with the a rc -pl ace , ar hid, was 'opposed to have been some time Muting. A gcod supply of water sate extinguished the Are, and bat little damage wer emotional.