The Express. — London, England, 1855-03-28 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. MOM OF LORDS.—TUSIDAT, Ma= 27. Their Med** set et S .'sleek. ADMINISTRATION OF CRIMINAL lI:MTH:S. Lot HATZIRTON. that We debts seed Sewed stead= ) had hese& Maid egos want ef a sees spell ad mishlsdis of *deb esesietless bed bees pet. leave le she who be Mould pressed witnniso bili i U. (lad ) beta. suesellel Oft MS Si tb• Isom pordoes essaeles el ths Maiden (111elled• sildu). bad bed mosetesidss. Sada, MeV yeses. Of esoseb• le* te ID MOM polo Ihe badge, deb /seep Illt*bq be ewe learegaskie. =Oleg owe los wee al lie h nth tt ads* Haserdlelly e t pont gebselple, Osegh met la the e the sumieliee whin Lod Seessius bed !MNal *. Le 111013(HILM repotted lie ay doted posed% frees tbe Amble. fauna of tbe was. is Wish les were to d*lfebly awd soesteseft Ist seed sahstemedft It was t he is gob, either Is peellespeattren deeds? the atomise dee I, Ober sehjseb. of • dillies* Lid. bat of the sesslot iipatessa Nee the lease amass the nib el IMO mat Warp, smalls la alt. we woe swigA wee Oat it tended t. .b ask Nts Oleo el leOrevesseas is or lassead Ado Rat he *etudeM his des te orese then esesidese ea Ihe sliNie ef thek bridle. Dome lenses he beti seeds* doe they woes owed IS !Oda. he flosis pest ohlmhe =rse le ibskeljed. Mere this so poses, mesh. the fiswiAsy. swum& they oiled wholly N she IPSO • paklMpresseeder. hat wee es sae of the sab. leas they lade's!. Met T apposed N be seed saw* aessesep toe Om mos speedy aduiehhialks d *oda to moo ski seendlies be had horded. who pesos spies whew doe wee lolly de shadow g es seamier wen semelhoss kept la Weed he els as msbt swaths, mad whops met ow thee woe too* te Idol. He bad talented Si woo 16840866de be named alto the Issildeps ; bat he tow disabled tailor a dame demeeseeell set be VOSISSIIIIMSOSI. Is MIR shed he • soled deems* le palmed el the ielhilesf ear odes a laweadjsdipaines. the melt was the spesishaedt ef desmileisse. le 'seeder the meshed of to si llictue. sot delashle topesessesair. Wake the gibe now ono aloe too shah sesipellen. &deed sew whether he siesta one de hose to eaU do Grows N spoilt sash a esosissisa, es She. *sr he *sad a* *Sr latish* N opens a allot sismitlia He lOW Idaaskf polo asooheisa. sad bond the sisal sold he ispoonsale d far wind. sal pomades, se abode, sod N Waal* N thew whisk des the so seoheisse ISSI, sod ll* bed bees node fa ear dog preeedare. . MRS 13•011 FROM THE QUEEN. The LORD CHAMBERLAIN ease to the table, tad said : My Leeds, I Met to meet to the hew, that year adze's ia answer le her meet grubs Majesty's sweep, biotin le the treaty made with Ow King of Sesdiaia, was ibiy presented to her Majesty, sad wee very pa slowly reedved; aad that her Majesty was pleased to Man the bilowlat is aaswee: —" I *mak re fa per loyal sad dutiful address, sad fee tie enema et yeas seamiest* la sub samaras as say M emeseasey to amble se to hill the eagerness width I Mn wand late with his Majesty the Lag of Bardiala." MILITIA (IRELAND) BILL. Lad SUMMERS, in movie' the sailed reading of this • eziblewl Net lieetTi: Maki* the Pfleim• Mee of Me doloill.ll Owes, 110 re . =bee diem of OD la Indeed sheen poem a I WPM, eseetdies their g = a i l o s , Id, der. .hony 'Seer Mimi without Ids 114 mist that elohie. ..fleet Waif te a way Wavy i bat, bee Nohow ekseisesoeses elkh one as. e m ptr ai llopielly deopribod, Moro wise moo affirm oho had, Sr some Its, INA ;solvates* hem lo mot &seam ; Sad the West of Ibis MU wee deqftt wean OW is Mb owe the aeon drill set home mosoeble =2 te the 1 4: do lair. of If they poossi thele i geillieithae we * the prob e of lib • • Lewd 111101701LUI outpost Ile mod oeselag of the Ilairdsakel awes MD to Friday. TM * to the Court of Chandlery Prewar, SIR open .d; mad the hoes. adjouraed at twenty de . . HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TUUDAT, Maim 27. The BtaLass took ths chair alertly Beim 4 edeek. PUBLIC BUSINESS. THE COMMITTEE ON THE ARMY BEFORE SEB44I3TOPOL .. . .. . Kr. COBDIN dude. sei his hat. sad brawl friend lhe masher toe She Geld la lit Ken o he bawd to pat a %wetlands him whether it was the isindlin of die .US mitts tklay es the table et kw beau Ike piled oviikess 'donde Were the serstainee as the army Wine isbaslepeL Ks she wished w ask his whether, is tie sesonine . Vl:not be repot Is give Mt wanks ken dey tied the dolly mon pnillskedSo boss &ay Is day, and ems of the winnows said at woe wet SORBUCK said the essoisithes haTernaleed to signet Ills ~Hare es Ow last der ef the swiss up to arifisa 0. Ike mend peke he boiled leave to say gulls keddrifinsitht the anpasse and the trouble to rehab k Kiss thsp le AK, KM tbe bona le be Mind ties es Mk. wadi Wee bousissneinale with flotilla, sad ° TIP. PRlNCliess the be.. sad kernel I. us ea idea whoa the esessikos is likely Is its their ftel report ? Mr. 111011117C1C—It I. hardly passible to answer that tansies. I siosenly lupe that shortly after Easter the essamittee will 41.119 their labours. The repws will be pre inetwi as seen es passible afterwards. NoTICIS OF MOTION. UNIVRUITT EDUCATION. Mr. NET WOOD, that, otter iisine, he would Rove ffm a ileamistre et the Weis hew b esesidareash Glasses et the ad etUrrillawili e s=berese religieee Mete Eska( egasseise. sag et Rub et aity ellterllee ra rporliesseat replatises et =Wag tastier as alma either raglan sr nesse= test ter 'WU ADNINVITRATION OF NAVAL AFFAIR. Oepelie 110011 ELL pee sod= that is is ssetyls7 atter aellee,ka ebsell lee= he a abet seamillee le lapin law Mideittregsa et =ad all% audio meg and teem- Mewl sea garotte= am gay be Oen= =se sea Weary. ODMIIITTIE OF PRIVY COUNCIL ON EDUCATION. Ilik IttIIINOTON gove eat= that se Friday be welt irk the leg et the lead et the t =tether it vas the Meath= et emenseig le a sawn Se alter the eseeeleatise el the W I et tan Ceuta au lit lades, re es to ago NW department Mangy responsible Is the Neese et Clesemes. Oa thi relies 711; - 1 - 1Ers — e. a ohm woe ordered el On ,east if istriesey bill etaeszeilkeg es the Slet day of hie lomat Kroh ; ma of the baser is the credit of he geresneat `the lash d NNW ea that day. POSTAGE STAMPS ON LITT= PAYEE. Mr. DUNLOP shed the Smetwil at Ills Possiary whe ther amegemate mall Is nide by wit* genies la fleet- Isalasilleshakilehosoothwelas Mlliegegarelenepot with he merge steep, mold be asibled is in this dean at he ellen is 141stairsh eat Halide repetitively. is whether wadd be maned a meet to Toadish oohs W C I tra 1 1 f ib NM /"Z• b. net thisk the lima of Weed aresue weaM be able Is pride ramps he at he heed shoe is Leah* the vaseilMsery regaired fee he par. ore Miss very Mary wed airemin. THE MILITIA. Virokat CHILSIA asked the Pint Lord et the T whether a dining Imlay bra era es tin= day of May 1111* Ms Dube of Newton* Iles Illeskese jr n e s e ndins of War owls laird at hot milllkinos saran* pia Ibe prelim the est of Maeda set be ealled wpm "girl) theleasoost to anti dir awn= siz darts he pee Melee pried fee with they the noble kid is ya the rned be ire aa resomes lhot It is set he istesdes dgeresmat to take advarege el homier aphids, ia the Iliglailis of he law *km of he orem, is 'satinet by the 11 est 16 Vie., s. IS, to eaycst ma whenever eseellek le to WI 011,11•111se coati, sew, bat that seat meth* ell be Mile* se mak nilitiatess as mem thoureshee sairelles to erne fee a greeter moiler of days is rib year the were sel. gutsily made liable to by the term of heir to raters to their 15.... Lord PALMIZETON add sateabtedly the law was r had bra rated by the law 'Mere of the "rem, red the oversewn maid her hal right is regain hen the sililiaissa essipbb therm W OM law, but it was %site true Artist* be Ms sells liked malts that then was • szr e c i =lallea held sat by Molise MAW of the War het hot obliptioa M es a t h e mush wish net be ifahtly 's- Me ib sale ssaelq el t i er bre elm* age Meat to hem a dmiew le %the Mllea giving 0 teat.. MO* reviser to the set paned last year et spies dhow Is be mattered foe the fall NMI he whisk /hey night be liable to eerie, or te serve "sly he ali S is aliELSZA rid the noble lora% explaaaties wes satlitestory to his., sad he treat that it metals as to the 'many. POLAND. Mr. EHINN, is a ere* of nth nobratios, boned forward the notion of ,bleb be lad eves settee— " That as humble address be roseate& to Mr Majesty, waylay that he will be grealeuely pleased to 'comma ar, is the ever of segildstiose berg 00: 611 7F1 with a view te posse, bee Majesty's same eloreld their beet n fig the reassedtades of he If of ?Mad *this is easiest links. as • Main jolt and assiesny is itself, is seetedear with the menet pansy St this rostry, aad as *ear* mosatiel to Stb• repe." d li e usialeamass et the behave et power is Mr. aC R° I47IIII LD meet* it ; sad a pure es ""4l. "'hid *IA* • cry of .. Divide !" was raised. At , ......__ mirk r. KILN= nee midis sous laughter stuilag that The reties wee then withdraws. es** he robed %make .taw elesereitiies e s the micro . liscasee COMMISSIONS IN THE ARMY. he Lad War rakes erns it when it bad bra by Mgr WM meet for a " wart umnittee to Morin " "II" sad errs aierbrr of that how, into he 'meat Reda of allathrtinl •Priaisnal. is the • 1•t• II • • • Defilegdisnelnow.j. to the endinek -- then soli 19 se midis wits Pan bad aft inaleide noel% lbe noke e i ll i b l e m bes. NM belegleg hewn Is In eaten that wee It bed bees said by a Pees._ tie &Pik sad iron had been hew go piddle et What. Oa In. _ alines we a lireenalle system ler Psksd. Mead bed always beat evened by the noes ens me Van lase their nag an • waft misms9; es Int grand they tese:ied to haw ttle4hin ft . • lisfr it Polesiniii — ash one a vanes to tinny, he wee a peeliondeallndea. Ilene we new papered to onset the peen goer baler thee we bed den with n. Owl pain en Odd_ eghtiede, ft Vas fa en So din abet et &bend or rein. Han we wan peened to bin W ego bid were with bole deeds. lin near/ we an nes he lather ; sad it w w : i ß is llll. Me lebile 111•9 he mist. (leer, hear.) The et Pasis. In ner ebbenet. was eas of deep The deep die' nab the Poles esontond aetieselity was keit an tenses of the restentios et that entry. If ewe the Pelee were damply ineeeperated with Ren they wend be nub greater nape Is the libwies of Ha IPs dn. of "Divide.") ted MIL said the pidat wee seedy dealt with. II we ands* like a tows Ns wipe fres the na b "by talk of rendes lb. natieselity et Poland—as ambit hen 'nab Inge.. of Nape.. round ? It was an MO" we spell now Oh with Rads. Amen. en Pane and agent N. It wee said the panne of Pend Wee ; bet there was sot a pan of in glebe wine had set iiterned her tanker/ by the no etas, god wise of " No, so.") At the no 0 het tottery we seek the Cape, when the instants hind oar rule en ear mown. The sone bed been dm in Cana en CM lona Iskais. Thane, it wee pew hypo. any la le te nee hewn se Innen et menial 'IOU What wee inn we nee sew at wee he nays et a power whisk had ter 410 pan yneesed as. of the meted sedeadthe la Ike waif. We were had et anent, the Awakes es he pen el thir=fil bat war whey be the neene et imprison was se In Then, PALNIIRSTON mid he and set neer with wenenatin onsele_ by the eelde kn,whe pew se et the Ha n use. sbe iwriet peete sw = waM wish that neon" wide bed Ann he new bans et ar Deasy—tbs Moist pains el doe beds. nine Malin at Polead. (Hear. hear.) The essiseste we led an ked bees an whet gnat sad poiterhil and in a wer he eat inns, an in dedisathe of ills i l l=ll6B iadopenesse si ded The oespeets this men wen, use. elan kept sad en of ems (Mu up ; but to talk 0 the set eality et a impend shay, either et Dena is Holleador u 7 'her power with nigh l ( l l.7=l;:irris ..11 total 1." Err. #l,`"7:l* our Nieuwe there hula, bees sanded with spree iss of seenelidoe, say man who new the fan, et lan, sad the annedive Vallee of ainletraire of see peers• en, and et thew of the man pines whose Interim won eseipered, wind hour that ha heablleste et these esentass swine' is a bleak. le be Mien hen the =et one pf hen nee aieh nee noes hey heinft peen. With aped Is the assist iteeM be peeing speed Is the ebearneine with whisk the mover bed seneseei bh spreeb—semuly, that then wee se geed teen. so pliey. ow gen sense, la nes =zr whit.. so obst est hal ben teen as tallest of Mande en inenallesel quoin Me woo reedy te spell that Ilan honisey en ass serirdiwith tan asinies. ihmlend by thee honed.% witiell boa Sideplebed the spin 0 the instable and learn gonna, nest teed to geed, leased et being ellealnable It was set his Isleattaa ge at h o r ra lele * the. MON Mashed es by the =ever. Hs no see wee. appose that the peoranest d la spina In the ha on nen patina as to the Andes of pribile_oths en nal Few whisk wee weenitted whoa these Stmeakpallleas et Seek pine is peollhass. He slid erne heithest In boa. en Mansdipeal es to the pelker 0 the anon *bleb he of Assorts bed peen& It wee peerlfM that as eith eyed So Amen err ;= Y was way adepale soompeaes des 0 nen naked to anterbelease the lbw which se ten whop' ups Ike nal =ll, V e t z ellstiou ngew Oki hey awn to shoonftee r he tbs=l inns Inn One. the besessint ne what an anent ensannee et weeks to nab a mein nest be. He held, is the ire yin that it was sel ankable for the hen to take apse Men le anemias w i r=to be is l a s tesenennees s a s r a tk i pry It ins Ist tie IC 1 11 et Oasmoss de be n pond. of ell hew widen penal. epos the bens' of whisk an lend the neillealw 0 this er dal demand, er the wool* f he t Is or that einties is the antiallese for pen. These banged illadisestissa used depend epee Innen whisk the neon pennon den meld pawn ; sad it wee for the ensi peormaten. when 11101 nand the wows be edlop it avesgenst er id %Lebow te the hew thee then wen anent sae rosy or the ether. either be die damn oc he the ratan 0 he seehtlene mbhkingenanate smai rit ft nese eery _le win Dal the nodes, be had bees shiny made At he poen id he nen le u pon la the deluded hin be bed day enlinen "pea he peen inns et he parities er the peals wens- Ilea et Pohn. :Hat, en if it Vero as pin* denalie is pew an he ben theeld inn Is a p,w t Ibe welds endlllneis "bleb it sheddm he pen, Se wedge ne sae nib be thought been nibs lobe goy dew en sense be admitting. What were the wen whisk he hes. mad horn patinas put bats the men of the hen ? " That the neesehaties of the er/nod within its mein In n s goes a ano a et asesimen in nod, std abeekelely analiel se the nehilesesee et Ibe bones of Dewy." If Solon wen le adept OM on amity it by ea nine le the Awe et do One. doe neelsdat ought sot to asp where "hi The hes en keen paten ought lo pens ts pea to eq. " flatted' ben 'Seeable her MONA I • ern la tbe wee nil he has mensdiebed dome *Jen ~A the hen donee Mb. elmelany se nary. and elselnly saleadel l• the wenn of Berspe." (Hear.) Thus.., epee gain pone et ospediesey esi wrepielw so well as with word M the ponsehr wen - ibe - ietioa itself, be theapit it Ineedble he tbe bane be nasal with he pens". It wee well balm that the genaleent et this many bed. la entleadies with the greenest dPine. mad Is own sad unualene "Mbar' gnomon et Anna, to enter into avidness with the pennon of eiieris an then inegenent. whisk WOO peered news nee the desesinna et he fore= to be the hes. en hone r d s cithen hod 1111 sot ever Me tn. fewt Hein& that been nail sot dean I anshart, seaddieleg the peel IS. swil=i et sk Wei& be head la owing et a the war, as spas the eseilliene ls = is Inn kies s %ie add to Awe illisefthe by ~obi hat It wee te asses—what t (Haw, bear.) lot simply Meshes ef Palmed, er the Own any of anew, hen tbarsweeties with Ins when was selatiohn by the nay t es 1117410) the lea. on nisei dean pained le nine he sena to wen be sent, Net g preenen wink bed he a pen weber of yens beta be. oreptested nada the pea of Mat non. TWA wend be a great eswerbe ; sad be deneed vely4 wbearst he been would be halleed neon toOhs seeemosat Neu. aseeerry mai Ann to the redendes et The war en eneelekes the patens et Teeny 'gent the neon on the hus sies et Then was the inashati deeps. The rilia= emr thot *AO widenM el says the to nun en width. none to net, het the pdadgen et latersedesal w. The is pwwamsat had =het the lateen at Great Brine wipe ealleketly la het queen ninny s neer. ton. The lapelasse sd Merle et raked M deensay, sad through tee=ms M Inn. en them* seta to this natty, be ebbed see la say dep. le madames ; but that we. a set of this year or that year, but dens 6wa rsi d m g rn period. It was sot a danger whisk bed eminesetly grows apes the world, sad "bleb= . tin nothee that joetiled en oinked the Mapped to ; sad the peen sin he Invert the lee wait net be &hewed to shut the pepsin of the boa. sad harmed pathena, sad to regain the government to miss that Tres up WM with the manna mew pewheig. Itkeesver & Shan= non anew. egos the = panel rein ke dant be ht way, at the monen to eater In dieemine that eight Moe dhe hen ned ups the seinen. sew paler. He toned lbe bus wend Ive tberehoo. if be dhl the hes. ad leeZ Penal= Mill* OW 9 4 =1 sat bll,w whhlo he bed so sel se fellybott linen away 1s mks that it no ha la ble ▪ I ben lie wee le the spi sane I we keen the antinamese of bear ter it ▪ whisk ft wet le a f eel eft ganef fay asst wink Weed nil le Alen It Ind lie ta = lanlleat, sal minty verbose with the tree ethane er% kr dm nee te way that ann. Ilene, e. sea &pen teepee_ MM. Me tralleil. as bin. an es~ hinge et lb tit tbe ope non n be led del ft wed, sad the nth they led M with the peen glean that he weld sat pee the hen Is Ibe seesselhe ate the divisive, need nab Mg. M eieseasesed I he wide, eaone In, the nee would sown the peen misty as the pang he bed wad. es he ohm hen thee sedate she be abs.mann Me a dio=&ent with the hea. nen pationes ea thaw of feeble and debt whisk wee mere weld be Varner la the nob id all the issaben et that ben (Hew) Mr. MU mil that Ow the appal whisk the asiis lira lel mods, be 14 Oil he 11•1 se silmadis bet Os witbiew the one. Bel be suot pent spin the Millesthat he bed a peat elel to one his open He s io duke be obtrude Mowed es the hone, but he an dawn that dim wags swag balm la the entry as the "t h a t had heimismatad a shat w sines quetioas of 'may would have ponis e l ifeeag die aunties sad If ibil tile lip by US sear WWI wadi split Nam Bat jut sow der evils mike existed allessled ens& allainha thin }mem Citadels' would net be allowed taistimpose is the way of rehash Pb. hal tar, that the tiesiliegra of the army kW. hes Ing Min ei lean. so 'meshed lbw attention whist aught te ban been Ouse IN it. Tbe emallieses whisk was mead is the late Dube of Williston MI /hosted say saps ia thus dine ism. Bat lisliss bad use crime when, as all knee, the dastsmainge of tits primal system were proclaimed. He woad sell attehties to the remarkable sad staid minis• ism will* hall,besa made 10 to aside had b ar e bead of goversamat away • lbw days sins% when ed that if as snap wen to be mead at this time se ems email Sisk aleise system of pushes. Equally osedusive and some poise badbesa as statutes% of the ht v reademan the late fisentisy at War. dad what sold piamilmal acs apes thu t He would refer the bones la the *Kies of the essils sad plisse sabred Weifisiaseer (lir De Lesammas)—sas of the highest inatimmides apes the matter to width the hems maid refer. (Chars.) That gallant member had ritually Mind sad eon marled • force—ths Spanish Legies—n- Taking s large swami offessional skill sad .dei sts asks Silky piss, hear.) pro That gallant sad beasieshie swabs imodemaed useparingly the primal eysess id pea modes. (Hess, bear.) Tames from man to seeml=l: wadi ask the bowie to amide, Ves systems whisk alined. He would treat tie qualm is des NM mar, aid rebels Ms poising to Itmeass se to iisamminde seas trims When Sera was so arfafterwy dads ts our own. He weal Mks the ens of Austria, when den mar was olleired teem the athematic ranks, sad whin the b best etas et @Seams was kept ia that surdas o f the pubis genies. Thu system of purchase did sot email is that VlTabs the ems also of Bardials. la the debase width Sl . ely takes Saes is that doses great mad weildsesend grubs kid bees bestowed apes the army et that onatry. His. ambers should ben in mind that &Midas seat, wee amillested is • manner sot very unlike oar own ; lbws was a hailed aristocracy sad as influential middle dais. la the year 1849 tk• Sardinian goversasat, with the view of iseressiag the salaam of their troops, seat womb. sheen to inquire into dr military system of every Euro pean state, sot eieludiar Great Britain. What had ben the result of that Inquiry—a spun of punkas, ? Cer tautly sot. The Sardinians had deeded whilst the peat balk of the Sian were takes from the aristocracy, is adopt • system of promotion by whisk eommissious would be conferred spas privates, and, is addition to We, tbsy instituted • Tied educational test. (Hear, hear.) Now, be would ask the house to consider for a moment ON practised =1, 1 1:j ....t system, sad they would dad that it is ea/hiding from the army every w who egad set afford to Svcs 6,000 1 . or 7,000 i. is a spew lades whisk sight, is the event of death, sever yield his or his hsily mss farthing by way of return. How Sissy's tent warted, one butanes which had eons to his knew ledge would how. He knew of two nudists at Saadheard, wham be mend all A sad B. A passed a creditable, B • vsy didaguabedi essmanation. They both entered the way hem Illadinits without purse and it also hap pelted that dust step, to the nab dlieltenests, was mho purchase 0n..... W .at leave the sassy He felt that uhe !Wiser abused Ids esemissien he had a right to sell it, •e Is Ibis way the Mut OM hat the armee Of many its WI Minn whoa they win met wanted. Another eh =was that the system el mass% se wee N to the trie so reigill im al israstim lamas& as ea arbitrary was as th ia l l i of thA temsniaskui; and ft wu mem& also to a immesh me men were hawed under it to . the law, by paying mere this the prise ea laid. TheZio d e the emaiselens were put up le maim bad sun —(hear, hear)—hat wag it seta hit that when as was Minus of selliap eat, and me who was two or throe below him on the list desired to peribeee, it was mat to pig the two or three oaken who stood betweett the Wire sad the intiuded purchaser, to allow the latter to at., our disk heads. Again it was said to be an objest to preatelemem be.. the mks. Bat what was the use of that Mlies the moo whit was premed weld obtain the fall be nefit of his amp Of maim I. time of wee the serum' paimeed to as oneigney might have ism hope of Aim to a higher leak, bat in time of rue the avenue Walker promelen was clued against ami r tase him by the system of .It was a maker, to tell the serpent when took hits from his own sphere sad placed him is a one, that they were b r . to him the way to tu a high lommitiabie Weer, w shut him out from r admmenteet c heeause he wa t t the money tcppurebase • higher rank. He believed the de fects that existed is oar present system were susceptible it remedy, though that remedy migh t be difficult and @suasive. It would, however, worth while is try it—for if wo were to compete with the limit powers of the world is military strength, and we mast do es, for the introduction of steam had, la a gnat measure, brae& down the defame whisk we Moody possessed I. oar healer polities—if we dashed in ammo with thou powers we mat reorganise mad seeagW. our army sad stake It equal to up with theirs. By the grim of purchase we had sold the sword and Madera oar army tad at whatever price we must have it back. We met haves system whisk should, in the force ft pee se, be equal to the someripthe that noted is continental matelea. The mseseription we could not have, and, therefore, we met beve a system that would act upon the will mid Wm sort gw tojets the army voluntarily. The poly system that of ululated to have that effect was that by whisk the private Wass should have at lust some prospeet ef shim to the highest hewn in bit profession. It ap posed to him that so hr moths rank of captain went, there would be so difficulty. Thou were in each regiment as limy lieutmate as eas, and as many captains es lientenaata. TM came when the rank of outdo wee arrived at. were bat two majoss to each impede, mad there was the difficulty. He saw no reason why premed's by isaiority should not prevail up to the mak of eaphle, provided sub officer promoted underwent ea naisketies to prove his fitness. AU above the mak of smirk he would suggest should be masidered se Mat applatmend is the petronsp of the hied of the easy, bet h be gives only to calms Ms disieguliod themselves by extraordinary gallantry is the BM, or who should have pared an ezantinatlon, and mud themeless equal to any staff appoletasut that could be Mimed upon them. He did sot think it neoeseary to have a mill _ . . . .. maaWithoutaymeat. It then awed that Um iaptaissy fall Taint. B, who was at *a head of the Het, sleets. Wei had sot ths - 'to purchase preruttke, ed A, 'I head. v ~. wiry college to Wesel sealer °Seen but be would bare a beard of ossiwisers who aboild bold periodi cal szeolossisos. before whom all °Seen we at ** weak of - - if ' obese asurmir at what would say, there td gallant gelde d our stymy was, plaited it failed -4 Pahaentoa) *hat if we doe It was establisis it es But then the .dank when they system. (Rees, who side the ques tion is whet maser they shield got es - end to the system. ihey riLidlw what wee the way te get rid et the by this see alry madeetaking te buz r ep e l : i sm- - miedsgewbich had bees height sad paid by ollesee. If 2 . lft ios ells e e Wean were so great end so p►ejndiatal istheir as le make it worth the while of the rawatry Pipe rid of it by • large ezpeadistre of money, It might be Moe. But let no sae go away with the notion that it weld ha dose II any way but by • large expenditure.; Though the system was objected to on principle, it was milted by all that It was not without some adveatqa. Premeties by seniority led to the promotion of men who hen op were incapable of performing the duty which they wise gelled on to perform. It was said that that was the great evil of the system of promotion by seniority and th o z s ior obibition of purchase, and that it was so in the artillery, and in a certain degree intim other breaches of the service. But in that part of the service there nes no parsbese to iodine odors te es= ally way was Is Pim s soling UM as eiseisefte of a oriels sp. wise it wee messed in eoneespinee of Ode ese WIN M elt er fit for active duty. That was the system in the M army. After the age of 85, edam were Itillthe retired list; and when it was =sal to ea Philippe to adopt that plan, he said he is, but he hoped his usiniaten would net mehe it by • royal ordonnassa applicable to the king. (" Hear, hear," and laughter.) That system would exempt men advanced in life from reaching the upper tasks of the may by seniority. But, on the other band, it was attended with evens, and often deprived the country of the amiss' of men who were still able to perform active duty. But great advantage was said to be likely to accrue from the abolition of purchase and sale in the army ; and that adestage would be the certainty that promotion would go by merit. Bat I. the navy there was no purchase and seta; cad it might lse expected that we shed* bear of promotion being by merit only. But the monist the navy wee mentioned in that house, up pt semi edleere—(hear, bear)—aid were loud in their semskisis list premodern went by favour or interest, or wee pees best Pay motive bet that of the merit of the nosedive mailidalsa (Boar, hem.) That was the condi ties to whist the media of the kn. and gallant gentleman wield tend to kin the army. When it was said that pro lIMMM• should go by merit may, nothing was easier than to veg se; but nodding was mole Meals than to do it. If you established • rule that premed's should go sceerding to the stature of a man, and that no MMII should be I prometed who was not s feet _high, end if you were to NOP of a motet physical rsaMinarees, will* ware die. eernible to the eye . , it would be my* carry set the rule. But what was merit ? It was WI °gales ow men lama of another. (Hear, hear.) But when a Ewa bed to ezereise his judgment as to the merit of Mires* sendidaten his opinion was often disputed by other. Shinesesseed Pages, sad was certain to be abused by all the Nina elks Pes► erefel candidates. Therefore the Ws al a gam W IMP you mould secure pentedss by meek desio *her is the civil cc neliitery sinless, wee ea =notion, which we geoid not hope to SIM hod in any country. It was *mistake to say that is the French. Russian, Austrian, and Prussian army place was filled up by merit alone, and that no aostplessZ was ami g e by usgow.-- •--I --vaidatss. If that was the he. premien. hie:mid lame the hew that it wee a 'shanks, and that there were unsay Is of favouritism, sa d that merit did not bad to as they heard in that hews when the "yes dimmed. Be was die- w__ -- --- Min .._ __,,, Ea s el:over Wei . Fars had paved Bins, taint -.- -- esilttin might - _ they -, are- ____-:,-- snidest - w... gbh mined. A rhea to some o f th e hi g h es t posy of hi s sent ramemes Mbe ezamined for sta ff appolatments. pones to agree with his hon. friend Kr Lowe, petindea ; B was a beekm-hearted. ruined, ad dispirited Under ash a though they might not a all sow who, reviewing the three system of promotion , namely, new An th er !salt la the system was that it Maimed Mao singe Muhl, adieu genies ' ' they would at seelority, merit, and favour—seemed to make cue they I Men of foams and station to go into Me army as amateurs, least pmd opted apildalleg Mom to the staff who did were all vicious; and though he did not supply a fou l(, on to eater it as a serious pro fusion. After • year or two, met knew the Mono lons= • horizontal and a Tiniest system his argument went to the abolition of all But what en lust as they were highland to understand their duties, limo, as opted ellipeinbg ea officer to act on the staff of his hon. friend substituted for them he did not know, us they Ineated eft get tired of theseraw, or were called away the Prone Osomeadler-fa.Cbief who did not know the lees it was, that by a combination of the whole each was h p g a m sod thus t h e „ mar , h et t h e f ru i ts of then ffreaoh bessage—thear)—iiad they would prevent to • divested of its vice, and that, as it were, by the chemical so , egiieggisge, -- Ogler. moo Is fag , th e s y s t e m of p ur chase pad sonat fothig ha these appointments, against which don of neutral salts the whole combination was divested weepggigfilege enema to every mot e ts of cosmos sense. at masa then was so ninety. (Cheers.) To carry out of acids, and resolved into its original elements. (Hoar, What simmthest was there who would sot speedily be such • system it woad be necessary to put en end to the hear, and laughter.) The fat was that, in the tint plain m the Bo n g* Üb e i n t ro p sor p it i n t o hi e eees ti es .h eeee ? system of purchase, having of sours* respect for vested there wee no such practical defect in oar regimental sy►! (g ar , h o ar) Would et c ter c e ts o f mans l aug hte r speedily amens. lie weld pawns that manntissioas should toe as to show that in the present condition of things this is reworded against those railway directors who should dare no longer he sod, sad that when an officer country should be called on to make a eacrifice to pt rid of to Warden it late their engagement of (Adak P (Hear.) desired to leave the envies the phis should the system, and it could net be got rid of without a sari mu s y s t e m wm a m appli sa hi s le these masse. wee th ere buy his contsakelon. In this way they would gra- lice. All, therefore, that could be does was to lay the low s p ec i a l mo ss why it * ho o d be a ppli ca bl e t o th e arm y f dually put as M to the system. a was swan feundatiou, by the arrangements of the wrens, of • more As • donna it mimed to his then was not, and as he had that this nail eneilia a heavy szpondirare at Ent; but if general instruction of regimental officers is the duties ampai ro sig to show the house, time woo l not wanting they could sailekthanesiese that it was practicable, and of the staff, which were mot now learnt by addary astheritiso to support him in his opinion. Sorely that no isseperaile Mibinty stood in the way, they would, regimental alleys, hut a knowledge of which them thole was at least • ground for inquiry late the sub- be thought, ague that they amber of millions would be was omential to good service in the field. He do bed et hest a Tama why the natter should reseire eon. will expended ( Or Salk • purpose. It had boon Mood by tied that there was any deficiency in our regimental analin an diseenelea He believed that the proposed the Done of Wellington before the oolmittee of 1333 , that Aims- Whoa he was told of those sufferings, unnecessary emeeiffine metal duo up whatever doubt there elided the present must be as eseellost system, seeing that under so doubt, which had been endured by our army in the =Ts m um. so p l a it e rem it reaper the mom mesa it we obtained the services of our Oben for nothing . If Crimes , he would treaded the house that there was a ma so-prargar a m i t b a p t h ert t o m o ha m we could obtain as geed soviet for nothing as for Mane now la that very an that there /meg ijoßa coo mb ro t t h a t th e h ommar b er w h o t ie d payment it would be desirable no doubt, bat wee foes boa. patina= m as wall wait ripest elthat j o g wa rn mo t s as ease ag m as t a so d am w id t h, a ft er it se ?It was mann human astute, sad he doubted emmitilee s who were perfectly eematltatto probe these a il as god an a rm y es had ever m a m a th e whether ley merethat or beaker could be fogad mottoes te the bottom, and who as when they had hem.) He m o d so t agree with th e ho n . to peeler paultess to pad invite. The Duke of Wellington lobbed their . would tell then what it woo that was member that ths arm y woo s o b e mamb o i s th e soma way la hie monseashin to committee of 1833 laid down this essnag th em inismese, and what had os as o railway, o rom ma s t somo ur sid mom s; nor cou ld be prospeeftw Re said that • lieutenanVemolosel gave 6,0161. slowed se mush saasomary neon* to our gallant army la modim t tat lo somobsr is weds' s u ch as s em . for his noontime : the Merest upon that wasll77i., his pay the Crimea. Be thought therefore that the hon. and gallant g OOO w h i m sh e a m mo she British army, se th at ar m, was 4191.. and the different betweea the 2771. and the 4191. gentles= had ad shown sufficient ground for this eons degegonnors it m o a t pu rr an d dim ou ityt e z e h a d no t beteg WA, Met was all that he got for his services, so that, aide*. But he had a farther objection to it, beams he on *dr duty. Iffe (bad Lovable) &anon, Oft licelly, amodig to the Duke of WeWagtoa, the ecolatry . laade • thought it was aot is harmay without. constitution. After Mat it w a s through th e f au lt g th e that eon hag*. Bat was it after all ea pod • bargain ? Try all that bad boon said and deals without in the least degree the mom I. Sh e &sago was net grp or b r ook ce th e it naidtme way. The weatry paid 411111. a year nominally questioning the power of that house to take late emildees the rams had thrombus laboured i s t e mp i fee tie minim et • Untuatataolosid : that payment was tion any matter of interest, the house must maid that gm Mite mom (Heir , h ag ) i ss ig as d o i sm , i m o . divided irate two pate, the sae 2771, the o th er 1421. The the command of tho army was by tho constitution vested in hie so ld m as s ' th a in the mom, gm h o p bow man who did the week had only the 142 L, while the man the crown, and not in the House of Commits. The modem shed mat ON weed bad ben mid Win° the reghnental wits mid a* pi the 2771, so that two-thirds went to of his hon. and gallant friend would imply that the seaman stein, se- the eebsury , on the woos hop beau lad au the hownisolive and only Gewthird to the effective officer. of the army was la the Hones of Commas, an he ' these who bid paned that rank, big who Owed their peel. The alien wan le much improved if this system was that in adopting it they were in seradegree te m tomodh as what was outs as limb, b o om m o bs.. dame mg with, an ifthey could receive the renuaeration from the and useful feedlot* of the House of Com member sod that tho:opicors am army won a i d* to whisk Soy were fanned. AMS of 41111. a year was not mons. He did not think there would be any advantage in amossowsn It was w ow t h a t meg of Im o Ma wi t Imo l a too mesh Is give to a good merchant's clerk, and that was appointing a committee to take into aonsiderstion matters loos in the army, but why ? itbfat=lid on Man what was andadly given to $ esiesol is the army, and in connected with the interior economy of the army. The that rank whisk would itil • them a Th o tat he ally assived 1421. of that. There was ally one more inquiry ought to be made, if at all, by a commission i nen t estra did aw a y with y ou shi e s si r e n:j remelt mid& he wished to make. The noble lord said emanating from the many sad reporting, that report l e e r L e t m a seew dre e s that peened= by merit was impossible,—that it wee true °slog afterwards communiestod to the house, if the house I= a s e t= o h m i ma m s . ' t o m s h o o ma m a that Hapoison had adopted that system, and it was carried misted it; but he theteght the ham had not the au nedsom, sat m m a r ippa s was I. g um , sa p aggro, p m . out generally is foreign sonnies, but it was impossible to thority _to institute and arty w ea inquiry of the kind. Melia by merit was nessearY to neon the NW, to i t Gamy it out in this eantry. That statement anointed That bang the opines he adertened ea this subject, he Bat things wore alig arso py as p, he d oog ht, to this, that we wen to fight with foils &past MO &mod could net agree Is tide mesa The diessana that had = 11.1"L omaas o p l a th e B r iti s h arm y, a m m a ppido s , th e with Gamy swoon; with the man who were Mem by takea pleas wend me dead he useful fa minting out to We. minim shield know th a t i s Imo moms domes stalest them who were seated fee their merits and the public Mustiest many matters touched twos in the the systoorg promomo was th e rause g be they were the best men; that • despot was to show course of the debate. He could aware the house that the Ina the diem The Mined% re. enek • sympathy he merit that he weld mad weal genraniont would take the suggestioas that had been =1 comas disasters b os s mob th e sena the best ma for his Genies, sad that representative made into momidseaties, an adopt them as far as they arg mos omosdat p e p as t roso m, he . gevermest had me such spawns, Ise iserit—(bear, hear) Wait appear le the peddle advantage • but with that mint hap hap tho g t a own —that while the Emperor Nitwits& as the Emperor Mho- raseemina he sheen certainly oppose th e motion. nsuristese. The pop ar om a s hap, his gam s , les had so sank regard for the Mama mad Mende ef ffir. RICH, rem amid nn cries of " Divide " said hen hardly dealt w ith ; aid se fer the ethenthoufat, tho Flamm a ßana. that we des iff Allay. ad no insane the bee. Gad /Wad gentleman who brought forw ard the belt lay in the sonwor in which the eer y's, had bo l a of any was permitted to laterfare with their encestag ends. Mann in ft a recommendation that the committee starved ia time of masa When the pinch sums these the Met Madtedavo matinee** *sir swam tin we, Me Mind resumnd a more diciest system of pot:wage. was so hew to be romp who mow the m a w s bet gas on chases people ed Meng% who heated near anomeated He was named to vote for the first part of the motion, but mem sad tho asosagsosso woo that the same of to Is sad peahen% wore ea littleinpunied with madeaal any he suggested le the hon. and gallant gentleman that it gild hy mosimpoosap Isom men, w ho mo d a m p!od and pat teehn that if &nano she be tend who would would be bettor to omit the latter. At the lame time, he moo Mast *sir (sty. It was mish to ammo dare to Weak thane* the du el bitheate is this matter of would online that he had Mon in vain for any reason the RagSish - army with the Prompt or Ammo ands% panda, we &Mb deism that II shield sot he done, for the maintenance of the present system. Nth" system of while won always hi the field ; and it was sated to amid mod that we Maid bt logien per an it should be pahw were applied to tho Muni, it would be called that It was an sapepular institution with the peeped of Miss ism (Hear, bear.) He wend ant Wine till the expert. simony ; if to the civil geraramat, it would be termed am ismatry. mall had boa shed aid f that any one could say that ruptioa ; and if to the beach, venality. Why, then, should Mr. yowl' agreed w i t h Lard Seymour to ito ho testrib reponatative poonamest was as to the damnation they apply it to the army? An hon. gentlemen had spoken wasaubmtly a prwhii m put i ou,that that hhh e nhe reg . whim tbe prepoilisa el the ad& implied. Danes of tie difficulty of discovering merit. If that wen a good a men d the home etith it ought tombs himself ea s esa g we lOW as as = did la his private affairs is the sow argument, why not extend it to all the services of the w i th t i me g„ umesta Wi sh woo upon t i . ". os TiTy dna ed the et sethseaseet, the gamin ems to state? He denied that the preintsystem gave them young which the how ono already is „ me m,. Be bad dine dins timid emit as ;an independent satin or generals. At the commencement of the war, the average eel, sa a b et as mus h no gg oro mm is u m he be was amid Me HOMO iif Ogaiissik be swept away ; and if he age of the lieutemant.consels was 471. he give he o w shereks y a di gin heede4the bed was driven to that dreadful alternative, he would my, let Mr. P. O'BRIEN thought that at least a committee is le the imednita that the einnittee he h e Egan remain Independent, and let the Hans of Con- ought to be granted. gnats& (Hear, bear.) Then wee this mesa amongst a " . F ie " ! (. Bear," and laughter.) Meter REED said all tie lippesitioa to the motion had ether. why sow teeth., inquiry Mood he inssituted. it Lord PALMERSTON said thet ho thought that if say bees bong en the WO nand nth, Roble lord the member sum well known that the ossosimisos as well as the ii.- ems of the ems Maas% when Ming they had all read, Per Radikedidd, amid preentios by purchase. That odd. of 1863 led meld es their lawaggamos ordso led happen Mown, after aMg slasher of many years, was ant he (Mane ion's) melba. He only said that the dommomeos ordspisid to a fall, kW, eel impardai end long Wenn of whet had passed ia Europe until that guinea it pemedset by praises was unfair to the soldier. modearation a tho rodeo, moos& as they had sack of sight, an led mow mainly law the hoses dung this Somehas. gladsome tan ha had offered no alternative. elm boss mire or loss by thedoh auth or ity o f debate, jingles bum met et the speathas which he hoard He lOW "ay say that he was not presumptuous enough to do hoe Bias of woulagtom (Boar, hoar) Thi s wou ld he mast him pia away _ with the meleasioly amistion sent there, as ose of the youngest member* of the hoses ho oddest to say ese who reap the sodorm All th e that the had amend am peat maim disaters, and with his small military ezperienee, to say that such a wildans who were weaned sever volorep to give on that on amigo ho s dellmen is the had by ear MU. system was bad, and that they ought to adopt some other Mthat was supplied to be in my way at variance tag an that the beam with Rama or Sperm gam All la said was, lathe house appoint a committe e, that of the Dako, ad their Safiron wore al m ost f was dt>Noadap in the midst of calamity_ the sal Ist the committee have before them men of experience, y addressed, not be On esemiseionan, hut to mew of as ! ere 00011.01 of She orwarrf• (" Hest, aid let don report to the house. He regretted that he his Ono, and, generally, Is effect were, " I agree with hear," mai liter.) What was the real state of things ? had net had the honour of Wig supported y her Majesty's yen Ones la this," or, "I gm with your Gram i n th a t" Had on army hen adastad is tie Sold ? Had oar goeseamat; bat there ma one satisfaction, it was • thing Midmost we had three modes of proodpos la th o B r i t i s h diem hear coequa l to the deists setter probation ; had, as he maid survive. He should be happy to give way to the by seniority, by purchase, and hy geosar. It was his hie. Mtn said, the pone boo need unwilling to supostien of the hon. member for Rithrecond, and would a proper subject for inquiry which at tom soma sad near the Imam of than sovereign, to saaintaia the withdraw the latter part of the resolution, directing the coo was the best, ad if all were re& Ass they shoed hoover a the theathey la the amnia is which we were mitre to recommend a more efficient system. incrialo whether they were app ell la sash preponisne salslisd_P Os ribs usurrordi Introinn. g had Sete on in • • The motion, as amended, was then put, and the house an it mach a way as would be nod asodushe to the mumul° rus° bud sever bees "'MN" at soy period of the divided— "( the s at (Hear, hear.) Bo Waft' gist king of this country. loan of lading the people Ayes 7O C 11ll : _wage molts inch eam well as deists, hot what he degas bask and shrinking hem aspen he the military Nose lO4-34 wor ma, two goo mode use th e sortie*, then never was a time whoa se rermy ham ma The result of the divide* ma resolved with some sk emelt costaind in Waif was drib crowded kip the ranks of our army. Se her es say change cheering. lives had MS INISIPINIbi le the naziam. Promotka by um Mailed in order to et_ , _ ..""e "le_to omihei he must FRIENDLY SOCIETIES BILL. esalselty, theuglikie te the bilividnals, was prejudicial to sty that use we. . " 4 1..7n.„___"" 6 "_.,_ sslisisres_t wet Mr. SOTHERON said the amadments he had to pro f", swam It Man • mare punka list, and left • aim - Pintos, shit, °sou_ , 06 _ 11 ".""lar___._.__‘" 1 1 2 "" a _.‘" 8.5 . " 11 pose to this bill were so numerous that it would be more Me of ms Gadded to receive pay as effective (Mors "We° wee fan 1 ° I°°_,._.arab by •W ri "..____,_____ •"g afflu e nt 'convenient to have the bill lint printed entire, and he pardon erne& New be llo wo od lltderltt •to The house thee west Into onataittee cm the bill, ad fa milia* Wing say security that they were in a lit °saddle" regimental ours; for that is our rgli"..ta an arg____, 4 "mu would therefore move it be recommitted proforma. Im tent, Me envies for which the payment was made. slam or Mew s bar.) That was the evil of the sealority system. lay that am° Is °sr bliss/ °mid be foun d • set of man sedately afterwards resumed. Tin gam was good only dm it was applied to young who !Or Eft end ethskotly_pothemed their duty tin T he bili ou ordered to be reported oo tho 19th Apra. luny mad, thereftre, ha wield costae it to the jasior our re tarn. (" dew. boar. , ' and nom.) bramelisa at the service. The practise, however, is our Win Ins am test dtie ended of your akin ? In Dan THE SARDINIAN LOAN. I army was to banish do system of pooodos hy seaiority to ends Me pedwill et fide men it was a for A rosolutioa anthorisin . g the Treasury to advents on ppm the pain% sad apply it aid la tam sails, oast wit, doom net m a y u s m are w ish mom than danger. of the ht, million stalled to the betditibll government, under the her saws ethanol the rank of par. but to snare all the emend mid . photon dila slittlatiells of via treaty. was *kneed to without remark, demo hop alone spy ea wall as ite evil. The semi was Gadered. Had our "Mon shank hem their duty la the in leave Sint le being in • bill ter that purpose. dot itimalin ntfelast person—those who weeeleassitop Sold ? Had they set led thon mat to deleris In which EIVIINIIX ESTIMATE& he Ike prefunio—to pleat nit, and to relieve Ibeeney of linter bumf sad glory was se". that rho hl O E7 army ? On reesivieg the et the Commithe ad Supply, then palms& Bat wags* was proussop ass (Hear, hear.) And me meat say PO Ones in which d r . dhchs emilid•ei a tat mom I a which phi Ong eiltielf, In any as a corrective of goings of they followed the offierrs, and the &Seen led the mss, the boo. gen tl eman , t h e Is the T hesom lamed ' ininliff. It was dela this that it should be spoiled any Proved iirs,__.° 01 •7,______had • "I"......riti,_°"4ll:l•___._____.ll" that thin those important estimates as leg after whoa an were woes out et ineffective ; bat the prudes wee eita.".... .." 11.. a ." I. g. ...P.MiliSall - twelve o'clock, although it bad been they would was to apply It whoa men wore pang and demo, an dm" which showed I l lse n _lb r i au ss,__ r __" l° ,__. Ilssolltl it the be so brought on as to GUM th e einelleas le then to he nos they boom old, their energies worn eat awl ea- suss as theses sles_..____"•°°'7_,_____._•• '°"d•T a p aa T e r Ohm disused. h a mmg. ar g mu d, but ter the system whim proudhp, be War.) Sod thu___,_•mmul,.._.•mnu_____ftouu____ Phnom: Mr. WILSON said it was abide* aseassary that the Ildiely le mail thweedvas of it, than it was &Whin. sad lad a s al l e :' a° ••• lam e °••• mount and midget vote should be taken and reacted belay the Slat inst. Oa suandia wee the este. With regard to prandea by °Mil!" L ',...._" 4 „_,.._ _l'o Noy it was hootro that the two nights of supply the house had Woo satiny ample* mom Boom was g ood and evil to th at too. The erg woo mmtw is_.___tow.__•.ignitai whoa they were asked, said in din-mina the motions of Individual nerthan. 17ader that timothy poem ouoielcoilly were penned it. _sal Ors' , ens gsgarisd much , but that Mir these eireuestanoes he took the votes at the earliest tipper under it to positions for whim they were ammellat ; snus_____.wasrudir= 4 ll be ems mg ; that they wen act b a tty, an the c h eerra ti ous o f th e h em seu g urart asd the good, that it afforded the opportunity it pisiggg nut et eisosulana 0 ° MY an ; mad that while they . mem p er f ec tly w ow, f or. /t imes h are sh o sesh d gy be is THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVEQ§9, MARCH 28, 1855. . . . . s._ Issas.)Howsppsnadtbst asilOyanald o • mug (by swam, or seboreriaa) tto report on Ss oast, sad rows is Ho sans now to the quells, which No aWsnig it did askismassalso sou to Emig WOMB k 1111111•111011111 AK • w 4 aid moonset a son „ qr . tram fot„toca i slag progpo- of those ,wda sito right out. flesiorlqk so see (boy spistudergoiaglioar, boar.) Hs would woold, od, &had, for it worked itself out is *Op tats far as the amain of lbs Mn. tad gall =NM. No mas star . , merit s ., e.. prods as that • 44 tin ip%.. : ~ skip, ltd," sa abaimillty. iambus was boudalal ia osabljam SAN- maa As founded ea tho`speriamot of what our boom s psi welk, bad • many , I Sans ~ . lon NT. Col mg Akan Sims tbo surds ; but, usfortunatify, it gave lam thmaglit that tbs gr.isds at which he plus kiw i b o g w e alon g , , .„ ? , : 14 4 " cm, Don Lovs trqdsl lasidtis• Sto the ofklant to loss it also. It was a own" so support us Ho (Lord P ads of Betops. Ho " ' ' -,' , ova. W. WI "ma a is foss. system INAS suds Ism* 'Ss mos midst and nal Ss sdiaitaid—se bo had doss oat p or station- i n g w a ssgswaess, am is iamb% to b., lb. criterion. Wks a wort *stag to stump for the fins tint. Issas( so di" r e vests la alb his sfar fa -. . . that _ oar - army arso . by ao tin man. who sossim scald not b . questiosed, and antliksly that ws .bould sot - about to stabil woe made saws by - .) i St . , s a w wanting in tbas Imo,: whose ability was undosbtod, was *oiled upon to sygloat of pashas 'nasals. (Hoar, hem) Be Iby a Nash subareas, k , Hat if badge yam was .scat to its t .sate rams NM duty of as aaplassat mates, to tystsma who, sad those who objected to it shrank "% m g b a g b ees a lls o gobob saga bars esige. fay is with tho • ammaramody nodose swat hardship- an sirostasaseast of groat ems to the polat of suggesting another system M i ?Waal Oa that pond the pima toe Ibis stabs of sad kenos tls prommal mmossat mos dissmarommasat, sad from whisk no importaat advantage hoar.) Tbs ban. and gallant gentleman wilt s cE it ismonlie smalls far PoisseL. !died led the Has whim spas illi le bt bo diaaa. If tbs.saattor Mehl Melt to bionic tho system of purchase onablad motion maned to steer studiously clear of the q . _. _ __-___ _. _____ I &a... •a• im.m. ti. ftwom U. Alt Om* ea ha but Isms. mikai ••••••••• thaw alawmlA met am •••••11 Cis •Ita swat Snit plains when the besieges arse on, they ought net el complain. Mr. MITCHELL said he was in the house at the time but meld not ascertain what wu doing. (A laugh.) R. meant to have opposed some of the votes. Mr. T. HANKEY said the vote showed that the average salary of the civil servant s o f t h e government did aet average 1601. a year, from which wu deducted 'mew tax sad superannuation allowance, reducing the net Wary te between 1201. and 1301. It had been complained by amete, mitt** that the services were inadequately perforated; bug those who made the complaint ought to hare looked at the very inadequate amount of salary. As a remedy it had been proposed to throw open the civil service to public sow petition ; but he hoped this would not be dom. This Imo not the way to reform the civil service, but rather to give • an &derma reward. He hoped the government would give their attention to this matter, and not entrust it to my committee or commission. Bir H. WILLOUGHBY renewed the complaint of the hurried way In which the votes had been taken, sad Ida that nothing Gould be more calculated to brut' the home into contempt. Viscount PALMERSTON said he was in the house at the time • a great number of members were present, sad notice dad been given that these votes would be moved. Any member wishing to oppose them would have dam better to be in hie piece. The hon. member who could net make out what was going on, had a very simple remedy, by getting up and asking the chairman. (Hear, hear.) After a few words from Colonel Dusxn and Sir H. . WlLLotrannz the report wu received. SARDINIA CONVENTION BILL. • This bill was read a fret time, and ordered to be read a mooed time this day. The house then adjourned at a quarter to oae. Int Court. The Qom and Prince Albert, accompanied by the Princess Royal and the Prince of Leiningen, visited the DWAIN/ of Gloucester, at Gloucester House, on Monday evening. The royal suite eonsisted of Lady Churchill, the Earl of Listowel, Major-General Rouverie, and Captain Da Plat. _ _ Prins Albert rode on horseback yesterday morning, at tended by his Equerry-in-Waiting, and visited Messrs. Ro binson and Coltaar's factory at Pimlico, and honoured Mr. Bacon by inspecting his cast for the statue of Mendelsohn. Prince Arthur and the Princesses Helena and Louisa visited the Zoological Gardens, in the Regent's-park. The Princess Royal and the Prince's Ally took equestrian exercise in the riding-sehool. Her Majesty' had a dinner party in the even's,. TY. compaisy included the Duchess of Kent, the Dachas re Cambridge sad the Princess Mary, the Priam of Lein the Lord Chancellor end Lady Cranworth, the D ent Minister and Baroness d'Olholm, Baron and Barents Usedora, Lady Fanny Howard, the Lady in Waiting to the Dashes. of Cambridge, the Earl and Countess of Roethery, Viscount Torrington, Lord Heytesbury, the Right Hon. Pemberton Leigh, Colonel the Hon. George Upton, sad Baron Kussebeek. _ _ _ _ _ The Duchess of Atlioll hu succeeded Lady Churchill m the Lady in Waiting to the Queen. Earl Somers and the Hon. Mortimer Seeleville West have relieved the Bad M Lietowel and Sir F. Stavin in their duties as the Lord ad Groom in Waiting to her Majesty. The Dubin of Kent, attended by Lady Fanny Howard and Sir George Cooper, visited the Duchess of Gloucester, at her residence, Gloucester House. on Monday evsniajr. The Duchess of Cambridge and the Princess Mary, and the Duke of Cambridge also visited the Duchess of Glassman oa Monday (mooing. The Lord Mayor attended the Queen's Levee on Monday, at St. James's Palace. A deputation from the Steam Shipowners' Association of London had ma interview with Lord Stanley of Alderley yesterday, at the Board of Trade. The deputation consisted of Mr. Anderson (chairman), Mr. W. J. Hall, and Mr. Morgan (secretary). Dr. Paris bad an interview with Sir George Grey yester day, at the Home-office, to present his annul report. A deputation on the subject of the Central Maeda* Steam Navigation Company, consisting of the Right Hon. T. M. Gibson, M.P.. Mr. Bright, M.P., Captain L. Verson, M.P., Mr. Jackson, M.P., Sir Gore Onseley, Mr. Holroyd, Mr. William Morgan, and Mr. Young (solicitor), had an interview with Lord Stanley of Alderley, on Monday. The Queen bar been graciously pleased to excuse the Duchess of Sutherland, Mistress of the Robes, from all attendance at Court, until the family mourning for the late Lord Frederick Lierson Gower shall have expired. Mr. Paid and Mr. Hogarth had the honour yesterday of submitting to her Royal Highness the Prin. cos Royal a proof of the " Field of Battle," from the Princess Royal's drawing, of which her Majesty and the Prism were pleased to express their highest approval. The Duke of Argyll will to-morrow be installed Into sees as Lord Rector of the Glasgow University. The Countess of Shelburne was confined of a daughter on Saturday last, at Lansdowne-house, and, with the infant, is progressing favourably. The Earl and Countess of Clarendon will have a dinner party OD Saturday, at their mission is Grosvenor crescent. By the death of Sir John Keene, and of the Rev. Dr. Parkes, 3,000 acres of land, near Linton and Tallow, fall to the Duke of Devonshire. Several of the leading bookselling firms in Pater floater-row have agreed to close at four o'clock on Saturday afternoons. About an equal number close at three, and several at two o'clock. The resolution adopted in Parliament for a loan to Sardinia will involve an immediate psyment from the Tree. miry of 1,000,0001., and another of 1,000,0001. a year beam: Tks Hon. Edward Mostyn, eldest son of Lord Maetyn, and M.P. for Flint, is about to form a inatriatoaial alliance with the Lady Augusta Nevi% daaghter of the Bari of Abergavenny. His Excellency the Earl of Carlisle arrived is tows on Monday night, from Yorkshire. After a brief stay in Leaden he returns to Ireland, where, upon the 11th of April, be will maks his public entry into the ha capital. We regret to have to announce the death of Sir William Milner, Bart., well known as Milner, of Nu& Appleton, and one of the most extensive landed preprisens in Yorkshire. The deceased was la politics a Whig, mil* eon and successor is now, end has been for some years, the representative of the City of York. The English consular agent at Kiel has boom eslll• *Lally informed of the approaching arrival at that polar the flying squadron. Preparations are being sae hies provisioning of the entire lest. The second reading of the Newspaper Postage NI Stamp Duties Bill now stands for Monday, 16th Apar': not the 23rd, u at Ant arranged, Numerous independent motions of members of the House of Commons, now stand " deferred till after Easter." Amongst them, Mr. Heywood's propositions for unimnity reform. Mr. Scholetield's select committee oa the subject of the adulteration of food, lc., Captain Scobell's committee relative to the administration of natal strain, and a bill by Mr. Cheatham to " amend the provinces of the Marriage Acts relating to ;Austere." A letter from St. Petersburg, in the _Danube of Yisans, says "Dr. Mundt, homatopathio physician to the late Emperor, has left 'WWII in great hate and secretly. He is reproached with having too long concealed from the august deceased that his lung was attacked ; else with having himself prepared the medicines destined for the Emperor, instead of having had them prepared by a druggist. Great irritation wee insaifested against him at St. Petersburg, and the Emperor Alesaader himself advised him, it is said, to have Russia." LORD CHAIDIRRLAI2OI OFFICE, MARCH 27.—No tios is hereby giveo, that the Mate apartments of Windsor Castle will be closed on and after the 28th inst., until fur ther orders.—Oosafe. THE ElaooasPnicst. Soarrt.—The members of this distinguished society dined together at the Thatched House Tavern, St. James'e-street, on Tuesday last. Sir Roderick Murchison presided, supported by a large num bar of the rumbas. The Rev. John Talbot Johnston was on Monday instituted to the Rectory of Beetles, in Suffolk, on thc o m mutation et the Rev . Ramtind Holland, of Sultan Sedolk. The whole country round about Basioptoke, An done, and other pare of North Hampshire we. severed with snow on Monday. NEWSPAPER POSTAGE. TO Til IDITOI OP TIIII DAUM MI. 1311,-Bir E. L. Thalwer wish.' that six wads% the present weight of the Timm and its large suppisemst, aboald be the sisamesins weight of a newspaper lbw* the poet for a penny. But it sixosnee Mee Owed to p throsgh the past for a penny, wanly it weld be bat fait to let the Express, Globs, Ems, or eR that does not weigh more then an winos sad a half, and eras the Deg, News, Monson.) Chronicle, Morn* Herald, or Menus, Post, that is not more than half the weight of the nosh p thro Mar ugh eh dm post for a kalfpenny.—Yours, as., A. 27. CRYSTAL P 4 Dpi.—March 27.-- .Too - I — on paymsat;is6l ; iitto to - i 6;6Naticks% 11911r-littl, 1,411& lb is a. 10 4 Br thl Hr Pa LI do to