The Express. — London, England, 1859-03-05 00:00:00

S. SP.\PL.ft ~_~- I ~ Ttt dlort%s' .~ • . • . ssauakva I • . .f-- „or No. 3,917.) THR DAILY N I WS. la. The PROPRIETORS dAs N DAUM MEWLS" b a ytwg had ender their coesideretion verione yinsbr revcdsz Subscribers with a FIRST-CUSS WIWI PAPER. et • coosidarable Redaction of Price, bays deter eited to introduce the practice entenelvely elopted an the Continmat and in the United Stake, end to supply the paper is ler= 'venially a vantageetui in Mora for Annual or Ralf yearly Subseraptiou .11root to their once. The Tiaras BSC ILI P TION, payable in advance ore wow as tinder : 111 IllONTlle. 031 TrAft. Undamped copy . . 41 10 0 .. tio I 0 (11 sent by Satiny Parcel, as extra carge.) Stasepel copy . . . 0 . . 410 0 The mart price of en uustareprd copy of the papa le 4. per MaAWN end of a stamped copy £6 10.., thee thew tams lariats a redaction of oars Maslow-third is the mean! (ham. 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NO of *Atoll sod authootto tile Oratloot To be peb bled so lamb & Or Pooso.—e. Stoma. rib Neff Milk Mike. Ina inahWkAA. C:11 I'S VOVAGES. with ACCOUNTS of PIT -11,1 ani Ur MUTINY of Oe.B011111TY." LUIATI g ra. VOYAGEt .d DIE. en agan ill the 111,1' WILD. Wagd..b. 61 MUIOO PAIR; li Lin re Taurus: with na Atomise lie Day sal of Met Iftiowas. WootheY, MIX BOLVIII TRAMS 201 DUICOVAILIP W AMMO& nir4 Ildwa. with WaskoW. Lades: Jai& W. Mir sad P. Wet I W IM. TWGAy. pea Ii IL Gt. N LIBERTY. By JOHN STUMM MILL. Mie the ewe Astba• TQW7OIIIII en PAG P LIA askoar. sa. OM NI 0 LOGIC. aoli idlalea. Ph. eatsctrus et POLITICAL GOONONT. /earth lea GOATS ea nese UNSIITTLID QUNGTIONS of PULRI CAL NOONON Y. P.N. Leedom : Jelo W. Perlur sad On. Wel Purl 74ffr" g x 4ATOWL mad SURGICAL , . 81•111, °sat. Las.. L. ul amino M Owsgs: Wl* la imolai% b,. edd al ied draWmpsW 11- ..D ist Miaow Lam: W. sad Om Weal IS ow seasseeilk. b i Z I ALTSIS fli Vera sod of FRENCH a g. HISTOIT. Deism W. Timm M.L. 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MARTIN'S HALL SINGING SCHOOL. eam s b ammi n= °me kiergrac4tedtx, we et ; b wortgek' L Ile moo /haft //somomy e spoil MN mom • Ig " ilag Cl "' 6 * Liao •1 Wood is mai le awns are MIS MY Osentry. TI MM! BILADLIUID. MR. ALBERT SMITH'S CHINA ?ONION?. Monk I. M /I.—Zoptir BA ?Mitlo7• D g ARNUM.—Positivaly the LAST TIME at Fr. JAN HALL. SATURDAY, 111 RN& 11.—la emegome P. T . RAIMUM . Ake Pie tab* liklastei T . cak ON SY-II ARM, ke Do kat Ilme le St. Jameeelleß, es ahem . 4)=l , l.kekkeese XI t d , ElerWer li seleilViett • Smiks& okko b tra d releUß mad IWO* Jellml, Rea, 411, Obiesside; erg EY. IteNDON CRYSTAL PALACE, REGENT ellICITIkr4alnet rad VA PtetlaelMnal dWI el (WM L sal 1 1 211 1 0 VA llTlOL a tr ile. ft*. 11A14 The =irleatitsist iii ti le =pAwl. Own) Setrearst LOW .• Ram eft MIME, Baas aUssisitre Adobe la their snub clipalaralL lIIMPIOS MIL THE LONDON, Irketestrest.-BAWYER'S EMMY/ LONDON DIN N Mk sioater a imPs. /mat R I Z 43 onsda ha P ll . ThWomooshim. 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W.* mrlig ia tt ~a wring d N per tim4 ime! of Dr. Idaday, rat. = d i t a l 'ltinsit th iele jl Ar-Creat °M a: sat ter le ay iar.r IL WHAT are the Wild Waves saying —Ina urelA Tn0011PA111 1 1 16. 46. o cb :aillitied% .44 les be twee is Geed em elfe pet lb eel le Ow bray% MK Waesbasiek 11, lblemeele. TO OPEN AN OYSTER without trouble, oat" No .14 dillibes 114, on 1•11.0 1 7/17.11 . 1111 . 1111reArrat OPlitl, by ors el Ilia We nag elialrio savior Is spised Vilil argnims radar— ear -at. Ow oisa atrivird perallerr la • kos 114 ry MUM Ininsl sab. doesillzt .. .z. 5., 6. 6‘...„.... r. zr a..... 4 „..i. 7 a 7.11. MP 117 Ur abaft laffiatage sad io ta IpL= . ll f ....... tissagn iim aelliT i er m a ..l. : 4 Marin leasa III& MIULB of ART.—F. DAVIS, In , Isolio_rolumel ben is Ocelimal. boa tor • lin of OLD 11111•104 totodoa. todostal. Timm olgoorood. lei POIONL•111, WoohlAmtla m. 4 gem 111 . r. troy. WOW Tomika brossin. mos PrfY~M~M Y4 fiatim• k. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—FmAy, MAica 4. TM boon lost Y Svc o'clock. If4 . RRI46IIAW AMENDMENT BILL. Thia4ll;;;Ve4l74 agY 6;a. ;;;, ;a read • Sat ilme. — iced wonsuoun see bask* that h• ahead leave the sexed readier at Tuesday week. THE DIVORCE COURT. Lord BROUGHAM gee Rothe Oast, es mom se same reeeres he had moved for *ere Wd ea the tale, be shaoll csa ettenies to the coedit as of the proceedings to tire Divans sod Itidrimonlai Cannes Cows, end show the neon ity of giving aid to the judicial establishment of that court. THE NATIONAL GALLERY AND THE ROYAL ACADEMY. Lord LYNDRIIIISTIntwthe e;nntiou of the house to the propped to realm the Royal Academy from the N.G. Gellery is • new eitsation, and the conditions of such removal. After Mat* that much missppreheuslos existed on the tight sad Mare of the Royal Academy to the present building, he gave a shod sod lucid history of the rim, progress, sad various migrations of the Royal Acsdemy down tan its parent settlement in the National Geller,. The society was sot, es supposed, a col lestiou of privets lodividuale for the edvenostitent of art, bat was • misty enetilithed tinier the sign-manual, holding their pretest riddance not of the nation, but directly of the crown, and during the consent of the crown. Their income wee derived solelom the =told exhibition, sad had averaged for the MM ten years the sum of 7,0001. • year These funds were expanded in the advancement sad same tagessent of art, in paying progenies and maintaining schools. The situates of such expenditure might be from the fact that the greater pert of the artists of say son nma within the lest fifty years had born educated at them 'shoot; sad that of the pregame soadenticiass two fhb& bed brim educated is them. Re then proceeded to slain that the removal d the rite of the Royal Academy was Seat mooted about the year 1930, but in 1854 Lied John Remelt proposed to allow them 40,0001. to provide a site for the sentheny. This proposal was not well received by the notelety, bones% having always deemed themselves under the sop vision at the crews, they hared, is case they should naive mosey from the public mum, that they might be called on by the Rouse of Commons to melts returns when requital. After expnesiag hie approbation of the site of Burlingtos Home, which t was propose], on certain condi noms, to grant to the society, be thought it was only on ren ding" of the r to maiming wader the sole supervision of the crown that the OW 'mold be aocepted. Lord DERBY said it was highly dateable that the Royal Academy end the Natlosal Gallery should be eeperated. The present tilt of Burlington Rowst,whith it was proposed to mile to them in freehold, had bees bought by the coun try for the sum of 140,0001., and is the negotistioss which were taking place botwom the government and the Royal Asedenty it was stipulated that the section, out of its own Stade, amid erect cult chi building. on the site. The de merit of the Royal Academy, ansolderieg the numer.on claim which wore daily made on the govennotnt by various societies, ware rather large. He thtit that cane-haft of the site of Burlington Roues would be eisst foe the purposes of the Royal Academy. After • few words from Lads MORTI&OL1 and STAN soya, the subject dropped. ©DA RAN TO TELEGRAPHS. . _ Lord vidiiiiiiiirsTrwiel ;rhsice;iew;ol;;. that the Erof • erempaey to lay a enbmarbe telegraphbetween iis si Salta bed bees shod by her Illajsety's gores meat; sad, if so, why, Ake, whether It wee the Lalonde& of goverment to great seektaace, either by way of guarantee • sehildy, to ether companies beyond those whkis have received such assistance. ar Lad DERBY, is reply, stated that three applkatioss had bees made ler laying down a subsides wire between Naples end Naha, sad that the government would not oppose, wither wen they prepared to anti, these Ante. la answer tolls MOM quirks, be Meted that a guarantee of II per oa t. bed has gives to the At lambi Telegraph Compesy on • aerials portico ef their cartal, and that the gnereatee depended es the escomehl laying down of the oath& sad weal/ rameis fine daring the esseessful working el ths Rari .sial gß si tT bed heard the stalessed el the shim ked with grad eaddection, wed, above all, hie pembe to give the pre lims to bats baying their hernial within British twit tery. Itimpeired to him to have been a rest mistakein the eriginal egreement with the Atlantic Company, that a lies Rem Ireland to Newfoundland should have any councils with a kilts lies With regard to guarantees, Le thought that whesever gemenumat gave a guareatee they should in sist ea semi sad spaniels is the expendisse of the Meade. Be alas thought the Malta line most important, and that it should becampleted se aeon as possible. Lard STANLEY of ALDEILLEY hoped that these line would to completely ender English control, and that moie ties* would be taken as 'net monopoly. No company should, la Ids stenos. get • subsidy unkee it see up its exclaelw privileges. lie wished to know whether the Red Sea pa mates was to be striate or conditional. Be haidered that M we. absolute, sad wholly_ independent of swam Is hi egaZ ni. gevermillat should take it ander its own eostrol, est, it wee • sitter of regret to kite that the whale of the aimed° Milegreph seeds had not been made pert of the national petal establishment. The Rai of DERBY admitted that the terms entered late with the Red lies Campus were of • wry favourable Semler, • measles lam give ma the satire °allay; but, es th e a l tar bead, the line waa to be laid at the Ai ef the sierectere, mad until it we. completed the gesessfee could set be stied for. With tumid to the Atlantic Telegrapb, the Bret muddies wide with the ease y wee that all en due,. privileges iambi be tos, se that the hands of geeemet overistest might be free to emetics up ether omegasy if st EBTOR AND CREDITOR HILL. The hones west isto committee on this NIL The cinema with some verbal ihmeniswatii, wiee•Pola aid Whew nigiatde EATON AND WALTON EXCHANGE BILL. Tbro - sg — l7 - ceol — zort - t7eT BURIAL PLACES BILL. Ws bill veered a wooed Woe. MARRIAGE LAW AMENDMENT BILL. vhc74;llsiiiicAriiiiiir g ;v7i;u7ntiia on Tb:second rsadizie of ihis he would 11110 TO that It be read second doe that day six months. (Rear.) Their lordship* then Amused at a quartor-past nine. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—FswAT, MAR= 4. The tirsazza took the chair at 4 o'clock. NEW MEMBER. Mr. HARDY kok Eeicth7;iiiiiiioest for the borough of Midhuret. PRIVATE BUSINESS. Tha R+ilway (6.14) or Lose)) Bill wio withdraws. The Brsoonahlre Railway and Canal BM was withdrawn. The West London and Pimlico Railway 11111 was with drawn. NOTICES OF MOTION. THE REFORM BILL. Mr. H. F. BERKELEY ge;rncTticTiThat on the second rending of the Erpramintatioo of the People Bill, or on the ino!ion for going into committee, he should move : " That In the opinion of the hones no extension of the suffrage will be deemed acceptable to the le, es a complete meesme of reform, unless sorompanied tithe protection of the ballot." Mr. 8. WORTLEY gave notice that on going into com mittee on the same bill he should move the insertion of a clams providing Chet the elections for all boroughs and cities in England and Wales should take place shoniteneously N2 , Loucd!ff atm the Woe of the yn4 s• should be spe.- ••nik mana416166 Nab, 5i0v.44,..."",....ere TB! PAPER DUTY. Mr. W. swAar7a;d7reThe; tioiVescasy bed con. eidered the prop-any of eltending to WNW hooks wally the exemption from the paper duty which Is sow &Dewed on book. in Use Wilt, Greek, Oriental, and nortinen 'savages printed by ass Universities. Ale°, what booke ere considetel t 3 be free from duty under the description of " books in the northern langesures t " 181: 8. NOWIHCOTE sakl he was not aware that say application had been made to the Truantry on Ulla subject but, with mud to extsnding the enemption, it was obvious PM ft vault be vary dillicult to spa* what were sent by sobsol-books. If It were intended to inuompt the school boobs printed by the Universities, that would be extending a =Tiy to than which would be otiectionable. He be he tern "northern huiguages" Included the Ruston, the ficaudinsviao, the Danish, the Dutch, and the German. NEW 801:TE WALES. N,. H. BERKELEY asked if the royal meat wee teo to the eketaral bill pared by the losiarture a New Beath "errYt. B. LYTTON odd there was a slight 1 la the tams of the gasetioa; Ihr,antler the romantics of New Roans Weiss, the royal west woo not required, or rather, mho the crown latatosed with a oeptive, the bill was as sorted to have mired tto royal ems, of coarse. There would he leo etdoetiout to lay on the tags a copy of the bill. THE LANDLORD AND TENANT BILL FOR ISELAND. The OTONO43IIUi r&d the Attomel•Oenerel far Inland whether he would intgodnet, without farther delay, the bill to mead the existing relations between landlord sad tared in Ireland P . • Mr:TlitSiDE laid the enbjeet, ea proodeed by the goveranwat, hod been coesigatd to his cera sad the meo ready to be betratated beku th ere were e i rr tagor PBr alts for Inroad mow belwe the Mew, be thought tt would be mare °caveat's* to get theca subarea- Sell, Melkweg of bake this wint:ethos& CLAIMS A6AII4BT POICIUGAL ON TEE EAST COAST O! AFRICA. Mr. CRAWFORD asked tie Uotre;-87orottry for Foreign Mines whether any steps were being taken to induce the Portuguese goverameot to satisfy disclaims of Mash traders for Injuries dose to them on the Abiona coast I' Mr. S. FITECIZRALD end no effort bad been spared by bet Majesty's government to induce the Partugame amen. mat so satirly tbe claims of Dritah Mame, or their de mands, but be Irma emery to say that after MI the repeated sod regent appals, sod eren the menensOrmess which bed hem addressed to the F.cneno govemmeht, those claims were sot let enlist Hedges the ease to which the hon. member 'domed. and which her Majesty's govarnmeat bed spin and eon premed, with the non mann ninon manage, so P there wase themes of Illeserm which arose 1844 ortugal sixteen yens Igo ; sad la whisk bit Majesty's govemment notated ag , st the treatment that British tied'.. underweat ; but after admen ram hod named the matter remained where Meas. la maw to their last eoramenleirken they were prossired a reply. AUSTRIAN INTERFERENCE IN ITALY. Mr. lialllalf ached the Under setashryd MMt for Foreign Atkin whether the treaties which wW99 ml yto the Treaty of Yleana bare been concluded between the Em peror 01 Austria and the different &ranges of Italy sad having reference to the intense government of their demi time or their military occupation by Austrian troop, bad b.se communicated to the Blitish government, and whether there were copies of them in the Funks-office; sad, if the mower be in the eirsoarive. whether there Inman) oishotioa to lay them before parliament ? Mr. SEYMOUR FITZGERALD—In mly to the hon. gentlemen I will my that, se • graterd rule, it is sever the preethe of the goverameet to lay any :Miof toadies on the table that are made na &edge powers, mime they are oommuoicated di rectly by those foreign powers for our informo den ; bat Eke will permit me to answer his question a little more in d•bill, I will do so. As repels the Treaty of Vinous, it is sot neoessary to lay that on the table of the house, hector it is a treaty to which we ourselves are par ticle, and any boa. gentleman can lea it If he will only refry to the library of dd. hoer. The next treaty which would come wader the peed= of the has member is a Ire dy which is believed to hove been made between Austria and Tuscany on the 11 , 11 of Jane, 11116. We bars an *Mehl knowledge of this treaty whatever, bat it is printed In the Austrian col lection of maths ; and may be seen by say gentleman in the library of this lona. The next h a Utility between Austria end Naples. Of that, spin, we have no copy in the Foreign-odor; we have no knowledge of it, although with tehmace to a portion of it we did receive some informa tion at the time from our embroiders; but it h rederriel to in the Norway Mem irk of the 10th October, ISO, sad so far as I am aware, the subetanttel and lespertaat pet is than. There le another treaty, between Austria, Bpefn, and the Debts Duchies, but that again hes ham laid on the table of the bona, sad ft is published in the Nee papers. With mimeses to the melt treaty that comes under the g oners. there is we between Austria, Sardinia, Toomey, Litce, Modes*. This hes rehrtnoe to the territorial limits of the Duchies • it has already bees laid on the table in ISA tad is In the Bret part of the Parliamentary Papers on the Affairs of Italy, rage 267. The ant heady see tarred to is one of very considerable impereente between Austria, Parma, and Modena. It is a hest, ail* gives to Austria a right of prep foe her troops la oath either of hostilities or disturbaness, and pats her under the obligation of interfering in ewe of 'ahead die minnow in the Duchies. It her been deemed of each importance that it was laid on the table of the hones la 1848, and it is in the blue book ; it was agate laid at the table of the house la 1849, and it will be Mad be the mond part of the Pulls cueotery Papers, pegs 78. There ase some other trades, but they have referees' rather to commercial matters, and do not coxes strictly within the theoripthe of the bon. gentle man. One hawses Asa mi% Parma, end Modena wee hid on the table In 1568. Thaw is a stipplemeatal treaty between Austria and Modes+, *Wok has re ference only to the aerialist's el the Po. There ie a treaty from Andel& and Tuscany of the 17th of May, 111410, but that was roth.r temporary in It, nature and had ref.reoce to the occupation of the Tuscan territory by Auerien troops during toe didarbances, and provided for the evacuation of the territory, which has mina takes piece. Thera lino other treaty which mem leader the question, and the lion. palatine will, thaVors, see that the house is already in powerless of all the papers, with the merlon cal, of those of which we have se kaowledge. COI:NTT COURTS. I. 70 ,1 y 10 q001 . 1;;81;0; Iii0;;;IiCV11117 Oa Sir J. Suaux.zy, Sir 8. NORTHCOTE stated that the second reading of the County Courts nni would betakes that day wish. sr. JAME.BII•PARK. Mr. IINNAIBI) s;gertkoablef Coosmirnewor of Weeks whether he was preiterod to towernood sad to wry oat the witianWg of ths yossmge iodine hos Spring-pe dant sad Cocksperstreet tato St. Joostss'irperk, se or to allow cordage' and peruses on hornbook to earn sad boys the pork s od route, the Mempolitia Board of Works loovheg sa their ialsotion of imosedittsly widening or lona of the rid porno ow hoot. Borkeley•lrotes ? He arced do %warn( of this route would rye • greet deal dike twarnialearo which was at posed corned by the or worning of the neighbouring sweets, end that by the F swami of the born wiskh the lirropolitos Bond ofr e ngt hid Wks._ ,sa egyertarny of talitfol !Wove' mewl was new eiallod Mist mint fn ali proorniny not .11ANNIRS slosrad that it nu so doubt a very Impart Mime to dahlia the smaroveding of the streets la row pert, but be doubled wbetber it woad tend to m asa no einvenirnm of the public to do anything that would Merlon Ito twee to the mil puke; sad Urns Wm swims Vto Mee. It woo tram Bat the elornikso Mich taso van the suliesst did ramiaml ibis pita of which the araabarr bed now mks% bet that tooottika MIS = l l l l l lV h by the we wn vote , sl o tte m =ea LIU= diordroa. 1/b. TITS odd dot Boottioy-bosoo boil boss tricot by the itstropottom loot he dr truths of oar" sad *dr ob ject r was to 11111611 ocaceidorobio improccompoto is tits tsar vanity. is primer thou woo pomp Iselin to the Park II riot is "WA as* about Sib hot br imagtb. TM atlwatfet►popstivi Midium tbs Mph et Asperse So (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. 230 feet , and IntrellP WI Width t, 22 feet. (Hear, hrar.) An additional width of 23 feet might be gained by the removal of one hewn, which wee let on lame hose the crows. (Hear, heir.) The improv.meot contemplated by the Metropo litan Hoard would to tfleeted in the mane of shout et: months. (Hear, ketr.)l end these were detached from the India and China static; a Gate which was felt to be utterly Inadequate. He held in his baud lettere from Admiral Koppel and Captain Pittlothld. Ia which they expreseed a Meting opinion of the weevily al Amdralli being made • wpm!, naval station. Sir 0. NAPIBH st d tte following amendment, namely. "That as the Firs t of 44t Admiralty has slated that the coast-guard slats are comparatively useless, the time is arrived when they ought to be replaced by efficient ships." The gallant admiral made some remarks In support of Ms proposition, but ft wan difficult to catch their exact purport. He wee understood to recommend that the nine block-dips should be replaced b the vessels which formed the second reserve, and which might be manned with the coast-guard volunteers. These would be as good u nine additional gad of the line added 10 our Channel Beet, and would bring it up to sixteen sail of the line. Be alto recommended that the that reserve be sent to Pea; and we should thus have something hie a respectable Channel Gest, for it would number 26 or 26 sail of the line. He really could not imagine why the right hon. baronet should waist In retaining in the service versals which he adatited to to useless. He (Sir C. Napier) need to biome the House of Commons; but the house had this year down a dispositiin to refuse nothing for the purpofe of placing our marine &fences in a adstactory condition. If that wee not done the fault must be with the Board of Admiralty, which not turn to the beet account the materials pl aced at their disposal. The gallant admiral also sated when it was the Intention of the government to pat in force the recom mendations of the commission on manning the navy? He was afraid that the report of the commissioners would be simply pat Into a box and hided up like the report of 1852. Mr. YOUNG wished to thank the noble lord for bringing the defendelen slate of the Australian colonies before the house, end to corroborwe all that ha had said on that subject. At the 'i r errYtio lifteh"Na Tr i ! b ete:a:air ilia:l 4 l Australia; and in point of Act the want 0 math ships of war wen their only grieunoe. Considering that they had 1,300 miles of seaboard, and oonsidering bow easy their harbours were of east, be thought that their anxiety was not tumattuah Daring the Ruston war they felt that they were left pretty much to fhe chapter of incident., and se soon as hostilities became Imminent, they met to consider the most pendent coarse for securing their gold. Slr 3. PAKINOTON, in reply to Load A. Churchill, said he agreed that the Australian oolokiaa had a r:ght to every possible consideration at the hands of the imperial government. He did not admit that their naval peotect , on wee inadequate ; at all sunk, Ike protection was such more efficient now than wbenhe took office. As to the erect on of a naval station, since be had been at the Admiralty he bad beta is communiostoa With the Colonial government as to the establishment of a naval More upon an Wand in the neighboarbosd of Sidney. With tepid to the motion of Sir C. Napier, he said be bad been m4hhdrstood es to the block ships, which would be peplum! In time tig efficient ships, and assured him that the attention of tile Ad miralty was earnestly directed to the state of oar naval de fences. lie whined (in reply to ri question put by Sir Charles) the intentions of the government respecting the mormmendations of the commiadon fur manning the navy. Lord PALMERSTON suggested that the proems of sub stituting effit ient ships Ira block batteries should he meek. rated u much as passible. Mt. CORKY node a few obesevatious, and Mr. BRIGHT thought the Aleutian colonies should pay for tisk naval protection, and proteeted egekat loading the indartry of the people of this country fee the prbeselli th of coion'en able to - defray the coat of protesting themesives. Sir B. LYTTON replied to Mr. Bright, end the dither don, which embrared a variety at milimilimoons topics, wee continued by Lead delta tharnell, Kb. Minoan; Mr. A. Baring, Mr. Lowe, Coked Sykes, Athedril Walcott, Sir F. Smith, sad Sk W. Upon a divisks, flleVreiefga's mitten vu negatived by 74 m ST. TUB ARMY dead ese;dlie le explain the eatimeke, er drawee a exemmelea hewer these of the peeler end the pest pre It wee parissery the Qs hove shoed ease; eseetere this mune and that wee the mine desk eie eh re preeent, copses, been ethernet.. pewee hot reetemed fa innate details might be led into weer by the lime es they appeared. The eraser far the hat peer wen 11,6T/,776/. •he re peewee 11 06 01 Aerie • deem of 9,64/. Bat th em figures might lead be a very memos' cosichudon, for the esthete for the bet yearamenheed, in reality, not to 11,677,776 L, bet to 18,377,111031. ; sod the estimate tor the resent ear amounted, net to 11,1111k01101., but to 12,268,0601., the d' between le mew Med by pediment and that which was expended berg male up by the money paid by the But India Core = b fteeeesee of the troops seat to India, and which was hr • reduction of the altimeter of the two year.. These= aelleble in the present year for that rupee wen IM/6,1180L; kith. meter it would be 700,000/. Bethought k neenearg i to make this explanation, because the figures ea the estimates would, without some explanation, L e :ra d n erroneous concleori. With reaper t, the nit wits for the pay and allowances, It would appear by the vote that thee was an increase of 43,4471., but by referring to pegs 7of the estimate, it would be emu the reel amount for pay and severe. bet year was .k 361,0271. ; in the present yoke, 4,174,474/. There would te • dednetionof 660,000/. from thin sots ea soccroat of the by the Indian go. vessmee r and la this year : °ll 4 l al,=. The money due Ikea the ken India goverment awn from this cm-te ems that the revenue of the Best India government wee eared for every man sent to India in acme of the amount which It wee effort it ccet this country to make a sealer. The amour far the infantry wee 181. per man, for the or vela 311. ilex, for the Royal Bone Artilhry, 731.; ke the leld battery, 601., end for the corps ef /eye kagineen, W. 2e. fid. This accoutred he the hap me el many which we due from the But In everheest, moms of which would to ands to a redaction of the estimate of the present year ; Z al ; ', :a l. to say, the estimates were not anflued to the ems stated in the paper bete the committee. There wan a re deem la the amount required for the maroon of troop to the extent of 200,0001. When the estimate for the number of ma we trice known, vote 2, which wee for pay end elevator • vote 3, far miscellaneous cherges ; vote 9, whic h w for clo thing and heemearise; and vote 10, for provides, Lange, feel, An, brume a men natter of arithmetic, for they depended on the ember of men. It would appear that there we an lunge in the estimate for the present year on account of warlike Sores for the land and tea foram of 81,3611., bet there was a redaction in reality of 116,0001. on the vote of last year. This ere, and the vote tor the manufacturing establishments, wore all regulated by the meet of mot. Re we meet emirs to carry net We works which bad been previously auctioned and which were in 0011110 of constriction, and this led him to ewe what very little pow? the Secretary of State bad la controlling eipeeditun. (Hear, her The regent year we en expensive cue, and it would not be elle,. ner, he termed, would it be powible to diminish the number of me. There wen en apparent decrease of 7,480 men In the British setablierarte, bat Win we occasioned by • tram fere from one establishes( to another, the. being en erne in the ladle Beablishimer to the e'er of 14,163. The to'el number at forms we. now 230,000, and this win sot en army merely on paper ha begged to observe, bat an army which was ful ly efficient. He did not think it would be right to add to or direr the number of the BM required he the peer, and la order to show this, it would be heceseary block to the state of the army previous to the settee of the Ladish mutiny. The array wag then reduc:d to • pre establiemen, and It ooaeisad of 23 'regionals of eavairy and 105 battalions of the lino. No Ina than 19 regiments of cavery, and 73 banales of iohatry were est to India, leaving eleven regiments of cavalry, and 32 of infantry to perform the whole of the colonial end bane duty. Thin force was utcreseet by two/einem ofL ns b and 26 battalions of infantry. With regard to the lity of the return of some of the troops now in e .die, he would read for the house an interesting letter which bad been addressed by Lord Clyde hi the commander-in-chief, dated horn Allele/4, the let of 0v..• A N aheim', Nov. 1, 1868. short, I think I an now predict, seat with coati dthce, that your royal highaeas's Mahe with respect to the return of certain regiments may be socomplithed early in the spring without real incesvedenos to this country. I thould eerie that it may be pueblo to dispense with the 86th from Bombay, the oldest regiment from Madras and from this presidency, in addition to the four shady ordered to England by your royal highner. A. the Bengal Light Cavalry ought to be almost lit for duty in the sprigs I should lice that the 9th Lancers might also nears hone. Perhaps It ought not he sale to extend redeem further he this season. He knew that there was an anxiety to hew what regiments would be likely **return home next year, sad he would theorise, for thth. eatisfactics, eta e that ' the 9th Lancers, the 10th Foot, the 29th. 92nd, 63rd, 78th, end 84th regi ments, would return. The eater Indian establishment would the rand thus : 11 regbienie of cavalry and 66 of infantry, end for the Brine establalunent there would be 14 regrets of cavalry tad 66 at infantry, bat that wee Mu by 6 reOmeate of cavalry end 16 of bleary than the British eatehmeet had gervionsly to the outbreak of the Ladies entr i i. He did not think it would be possible to reduce • one of thee regiments or to ask for a single man lea. me.) At there tee, he did sot think they ought to rte he • Earner atablishment, hereto there we every neon to hope, from the pewee ere of lad* that the regiments than would return be any sew battalion could be raised here and meth eke dent. No doubt the die government. looking to the fleeces of India, would be happyto be able to spare the save of the troops at the earliest pestle per.oi. He did not think, under any cdreueranens that they could re dare the number of min la India below 60 battalions Taking it at the number, they meat % it they carried out that system of relief which wee Viimuda to tub Matta sea the efficiency of Braila acil:Lre in Indie s have 26 battalions at home to afford them that relief. Thin meads 76 battalion. Thirty-oven were required to de dletaat duty le the colas*, having 16 for home duty. This made 131 betakea hi all, and he thought it would be aeries to add to this number, of to lain any treh resin* L more were teleired POSTAGE STAMPS. . ...a.. a. Sir W. FRASER allied the Beeretary to the Treasury whether he would racer postage stamp to be issued of the value of 9.1., for the cacventence of per.one derpatobing letter, to India P He observed that such @tempt would be very useful, not only for Irt.ers to Indis but ale, to Cellos, end some places on the Continent, where pepayment waa the rale. M. GIBSON inquired when the titre Tenn) stamp wee likely to be Waned? Sir 8. NORTHCOTE tepiled that the threepenny stamp was in progress of enecutioo, but that the pecu•ier delicacy of the engravisit bed oceseiont d considerable deley. With re gard to the ninepenny stamp, he wsa informed by the Post office authori•ies that the Wane of meth a stamp would cause a great deal of complication. Of course the Peet-office department wee anxious to supply stamp■ of such velem ss were likely to 133 os.•ful, but they did not think the lams of ninepenny stamps necessary ; and is this awed no peat inconvenience could be felt, for parties anxious to procure stamps of Chet vacua might get their own paper Walloped at the 'allied Revenue-office. With r.gard to the other point mentioned by the hoe. taronet he was =ebbe to give any answer, bat would communicate *Rh the Post-office on the subject. TEM REFORM BILL. Mr. E. ELLIef,Tn - iieTniiirTa;litrie Lord Advocate whether by the now reform bill for Scotland it was intended to confer on burgbs and comities a similar franihire to that jimidijkfryr4 Jeweeotiec thuds a feetth MAIO= of the eabd that order .tdinv7 eirnmeisitoeld hesitate to ask any questions relative to the data leaf a measure not be fore the how. ; but cattle peeiliar eircessMaces rendered him anxious to give the Lord Advocete an opportunity of removing the doubts which had arisen in mime queues of a statement made by him the other ni6lit, la stating the intentions of the government with regard to the reform bill for Sew hug, the nun s and learned lord said that they were prof arid to intraduos inch a measure, and that it would be based on the general principles whic h had bass announced as spplimbie to England. Oa pearehicg for Thos ;windpipe la the bill now on the table, he found in the very flat dense the main principle on which the bill wee founded, namely, ea altaretion la the franchise; and he foetid certain matters which although not affect England vary_ imply, affected Scotland to • vary extent. He found specie's°, which wee omitted from the statementol the Chewelbr of the Exchequer, that all holding less theta !NADU', soda ea long tenures, copyholds, sad Ili nate, were to be Mooed Prom the punnet qualification of 101. to U. Now to Scotland the fen tenure being the eeleakoli holding of the country, are la the value from 101. to Si., in the priacfple o f the Begllsh bill, would mks • wry gnat diffirescola Scot/sad. H. tidied to know whether the boom wee to lake ft for waked that each was the Intuition of the goverment with rained to Scotthad. He did sot smogs the hoe. sad 'seconding slabs& ssy bear gostlases to sob as the wood reading of W EnOak bill *afar soy sdassisstasollsi of the statement to which be bed no hared. (bug, Mar.) The CHANCELLOR dtbe IRECHBQUER said that ea soon as the ascend reeding of the English reform bill should take plane, It w the haeiatioe of the government to Introduce the Scotch hell—that wen to say, as soca es the pressure of public betimes would permit them to do so. They contemplated she Introduction al the bill before Easter, and he thought that would be the most convenient time foe giving a general statement no the subject. He observed another questioe to the paper with r. &fence to the Irish repreathtation. After the &doh bill hal been introduced and read a mooed time, he would bake the opportunity of stating th e warm which the government intended to puma with !nerd to Ireland. Mr. PALE wished to ask the hon. neenthar foe Birming ham whether he would name the day on which he intended to move for leave to introdece his bill. It wee moat Im portant that 'adepts:dent members shriek' ham t opportu nity of choosing the Mat portions of bAh Mlle. (Hear, ' hear, and laughter.) Mr. BRIGHT thought, generally speaking, it w bettor for the home to attend to one thug at once. (Laughter.) Possibly it might be better for the canes of reform, and the government, no doubt, would like it better, that the undi vided attrition of the home should be given to their hill. dLaughter.) Whenever he might think it right to intro uce his measure, he would give the house ample nodes of his intention. J.. Hem, how," and laughter.) THE ITALIAN TREATIES. Mr. HORSHAM, with reference to the question which he had previously abed on the subject at these treaties, mug weed the propriety of re-printing those which had Wieldy been printed, in mist that they might be made the mar acesserible to the public. With regret to the treaties which had not been utlioislly communicated to the government, they were now official documents, and being publie pro. ;drip!' saw no restart f nut restating them, except ups the that their publication would to prejudicial to the pub lc intense. Mr. 8. FITZOERALD said the government bad already at various times War • number of the mere to which the right hon. geatamen had referred; and, in refereece to the two most impottant one., be had already stated that they were laid oa the table of the house in 1848 and 1849, and were to be seat la the Rem of the house. With recreate to thy earlier treaties, government had no official document whatever ; they had not been communicated to than in any one form. With reference to the treaty of Vienna, It con• mined other stipulation., and he thought it would be • very inconvenient thing to beng in • document of that extreme length when ally a small portion of It Mated to the matter in hand. THE IRISH REFORM BILL. Mr. J. lATOrrsar.D — Ziersit;odlt — was intended that there should be • lOf. county franchise for England. The aunty franchise for Ireland was • 121. rating, which was equivalent to M. or 161. vales. Surely It oust be In terenthog to all of them to know whether the WA immobile wee to be reduced to the same standard se that of England. He wished to know also whether the religions principle, the proteetke of which WY thrown round Aron le ,1 wee to be satesded to Ireland. "' Mr. BO ... WYSE—I think the Irish members should rw strain their impatience. Lord J. RUSSELL-1 do not know whether I understood the Cbencellor of the Exchequer right, but I certainly pthered from what he sad that there wee no reform ball at ell for Inland. . . '"V he C HAN CELLOR of the EXCHEQUER—Whet I wished the house to understand wee, that wadi they had aenctiowd the principle of the bill which I introduced the other night I thoeght it was Inconvenient that their atten tion should be called to other bills. I think it very deelrable that the second read* of the bill we have introduced should be affirmed by the home, sad then it will be in oar power to state what course we shall adopt. THE WAR ACCOUNTS. Sir R. WlLleliffilliTiZl;l;;;Suros was to to Vrwith regard to o suet* 1,060,00 W. whioh it sunned ee d n iscurred without the somiettou of the hoses Goes& PEEL lehnotsd that It. would give the Igor motion whoa Os brought formed the IMOICISSIM4 Thu mottos that the haw es its thing odious to Mon day was then put end agreed to. THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES. On the WAND that the Speaker leave the ch4r, la oda that the home might go into committee on the army esti mate, Hr. STAPLETON called attention to the recant doubts eleeke of Hospodar in Wallachia and Moldavia. Mr. S. FITZGERALD said he would not detain • the house with mom then a few observances, because he was sure the home would the that It was haposeible for him to enter into the whole conaklereith of this very important question. Upon a fem. r ocess'on, when it was before the house—last year—it was hie duty to state the views which her Majesty's government generally misdated in reference to the parities of the Danubian Prthcipali.ies. Mace that time the Conferee* of Perim had met, end day after day and week after week the attentiou of the most able of Enrote was directed to this question, and tte result of their labours lathed In what must be considered a col. ma European set. The hon. gen.leman had stated that in his oploion the election ef Colonel Coma as hospoder of both Prisollidities was not contrary to the design and spirit of that sot. Us would not himself venters to offer an opinion on that subject, but this he would ray, that such an election was not contaumplated by those wha essithed at the Confer ence of Paris. Neither would be sets, Into the gale na as to the intention with which this election had been owned out, nor whet might be its poisible remit. Turkey hut proteded amine the skein, on the ground that it was contrary to the letter sad spirit of the convention, end the had invited those who were &Artie to the confluence la Park to meat in eonfarearhe, and to madder the Denote state of affairs which at preent fo isted in the Priacipelities. That being the ore, this em bracee was stoat to be held at Pas* and her NMety's go vernment bad ontented to join In that conform*, and consider whet whet was best to be done, posehly by mutual ereemake. poseibly b CMS detente d the provisions of the 0 ,,,, e . 0 rk5 . Doke these circumstances he thought the brae woollies, that it was premature in the government to eats what their views wen_ r and having shortly stated the grounds on which Ise willed the goverment not to eater into the consideestion of the great sad important qualities which the hon. puttee= bad brought Ware them, le meat decline to further enter into it. Mr. ROEBUCK quit* sired with the hon. gentlamaa that the British governmeet ought not to boot= tat that wan no MKS why the me of not. Poe one he was prepared to thy that be iumpathieed with there people In their deism He trued they would meditate their own dignity aid leillepentbere, NA work it oat)* their own snewiwatied aid. TRZ Duixci OF AIJIITRALIA. _—- - Loot A. causcaux nob to all Mention to the SITel &ism of Australis. is rid at preset then wen Duly than of Mr mole of wax on the Australian mat,