The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-01 00:00:00

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Mr. HAMMY obbined loam to lining in a bill for de-
fraying est of for • loonies of the upsets of carrying into
ailed the Cliattleble Timis Act of 1863.
EDUCATION (INSPECTORS RETORTS.)
Lord PALMERSTON snomet the nomination of a sigma
montbee of fifteen members on the edscational inepeotors'
tooraLAY proposed u w amendment that it be referred
to the genera committee of elections to nominate n *sleet
committee of iivo minibus.

—Osindiar;bl; dioawiouenaned, after which Lord Pax.
ramineur intimated his read Meas to accept dm amendment ;
bet Mr. BILNNIIMIT haTirilt moved the adjournment of ihis
debate, upon a division the motion for adjoarnassat was
w~atird by 64 to 30.
Oclmal DICKSON thin moved the adjournment of the
harm, sad &mooed divisioa was takes, whirl resulted in
the rejection of the propoesl by 62 to 32.
On the maim of Major B. Knox, Lord Pauarsaron
ameatiagr, the debate we. them adjounred.
The Valuation ol Saleable Property (Ireland) Bill was
and a mooed them. Thu other orders ware elm diaponsd of,
and the house adjouraod at twenty minutes Were 2 o'clock.

RALLWAY AND PUBLIC COMPA111:111 ttN PARLIA-
Eurr.—Yasterday the opposition of the Rut sad Wen
lath Dock Oaropeny was oceilaned against Ike aziention
of the Leaden sad Blackwell Railway Compaq into their
waterway. The oppa 'lion of the South Devon Railway
Oompaoy was heard against the proposed Tuiga Vallev
Railway. Mr. Haw, kakis w the enlister was examined ii
/swear of the Great Nortiers Embers Junctions Railway.
The case for the Lanceabire Haim Railway aimed, and that
of the St. Helen's Railway was opened. The we for the
Drayton Junction Bathes was also opened is another aim-
mitts. ; sad tbat for the en- Water Railway closed,
and the East Gloucestershire Railway Company stated their
caw. The cam for the Brecon sad Merthyr (No. 2) Rill wee
also considered, tog ther with that of the Dahlia Trunk
Connecting Railway. A oommittai of the Lords sat to eau-
eider the Great Northern Railway Oompany's Barest Breach
Ratenains, and Mr. Seymour Clarke was *remised is favour
of it, the Earl of Devoe in the chair. The improvement
of Si. Stepben's-grese, by eonvertieg it into a park sad
plesinue•grounds, was considered is lir. Pasha committee.
The committee on the Preservation mid Oneservancy of the
River Thames beard the evidence of waleamea, lighter-
mem, and barge-oweers ' • sad is the committee on Rao
subways of London Mr. Etasalgette stated, after hearing
the endow* of Mr. Hawk/slay, the hydraulic engiseer,
that in order to Margrete the impamaility of explo.
sin gee tubes had been laid slows is the sow South.
wear-street, for the pupae of testing the whole gustiest,
to which the atteatioe of the committee, it wee nadm%
stood, would be directed this morning, Fiat to giving their
decision.

NiiioNAL Cotowiei Exioßanom Elocisrr.—
A meeting of the mbra sad Meads of this society took
.
t:Lyttaltolo at
the chi Rooms, Yiapottest,
sir. A rericzameareed, whic7l;
stated that the National Caccia/ Society was
formed by the 111600 of the National mask Ratigratioe
Society, Loadoe, imovuoted is Joao, 1862, for the special
'noose of promoting the solgration of si Is womitli
the Colosial Emigration Society,
is July, 1862, for theemeourageeteat of ' generally
to the British cagoules. In January, 1863, it wee resolved
by the frisedexad supporters ef,the two societies to sales. The
total number*, pima' assisted by the misty ass 73L A
large number of those assisted nuns from the distimsed dis-
tricts of Leneashite and Cheshire. The society has
received in aid of this particular clam of sougreate
special doastioes to the amulet of 96U. 14s. 10d.,
which sum includes a gnat of 6611. made by the Mammies
Rouse Rebel Committee. Special donation bare also been
received for ohs purpose of media( emigrants to particular
colonise nominated by the dcoon. la seemly every rase
when a devotion has been made for • vedel porgies, it
has been supplemeated by • past out of the euesety's
moral fund. Sipes the close of the nosisty's flosamal
year, 160 other persons him been misted by tbe society to
emigrate to the Caeadian, Australia; New Zeeland, and
Cape ookmies. The report escaladed with an urgent appeal
to the public for increased finds. The finalicial statement
hum Slum, 1862, to January 31, 1864, showed that the
receipts amounted to 3,3391. 4e. 4d., sad the expenditure
to 2,5661. 17s. 9d. • lesviag a balance of 7741.6.. 7d. The
Cbairmao moved db. adoption of the report, end stated that
the extent of ea/grab= must of course depend epos lb.
amount of distress them might be is this eetiatry ; but
there could be so doubt there was • momsity for the per.
mama existeece of such • society as the prima ; sad be
trusted that the appeal Dow made for univereel support
would verseive that ramose, which it folly tiseerved. The
Rev. Yr. Croft wooded the motion sad the report weal
adopted. Resolutioos were thee paned is furtherance of
the objects of the aseociatios, and the meeting closed with
the usual eomplimeot to the chairman.

CrrT TILL/TM—A special court of aldermen was
held yesterday at Goildhe4 for the purpose of receivieg •
report from the General Parpcess °committee, is refersoes
to the bye-laws for the better heolation of the hafts of
the city of Leaden. The Lord Mayor presidet The report
of the General Purposes Committee Mated that the 001■-
mittai had been in OXlMMuileatilia with Sir G. Grey is
sooordasce with the act of parliament, apes the subject of
the regulation that lad already bees greed to and made
public, and thst, having regard to the
wastemercialreqassets of the Oily of Lougee, it aot coemidered
adviaable that the whole el thane bye-laws should
be at coca pat in forge. Upon the reecenmeedatioa
of the Secretary of State, therefore, the caw
milted reported that it would be miriade only
to carry oat three fresh regulationa, see having reference to
the power to own* • portion of the omnibus treats to meg
through Csamme-street,, instead of °heaped% and the oe.
to the bulk and loading of engage sad other heavy
vehicles, and they salted the Court to agree to the report in
these respects. le ureter to • question pat by Alderman
Salomon, ILP., the court vas 'ahem/el that the regale-
Yon aow submitted to the court had received the antics
of the Seem of State in conformity with the City
Trak' het, and that after they had been adver-
tised and made pablio in the weal weaver, they would at
once ore» into operation. The report wee after • brief
demotion agreed to, and the proposed bye laws ordered to
be advertised, after which the court adjourned.
Tau STATUS or Stew ssr7rm Ix4ooErals 07 LAW.—
The Lord Chief Jade* of the Queee's Bence, and the Lord
Chief Berea el the Court of Exchequer, have signified that
hereafter serjesate-st-haw shall be estitled to take their
seats equally with Queen's counsel within the be. Until
Saturday last these seats were reserved for Queen's counsel
only ; ad except in the Omit of Common fleas, when
the esrjeanteat-law until the year 1146 lad exclusive
audience, serjeants ad barristers was setitled to address
the court from behind the bar only, within which the
oedemata are now admitted to practise.
OSTurAL PALACiL Oss BillUdalro DAT.
TUIRDAT, NAT 3L —Admission"' on payment, 2,657 ; ditto
by season Umtata, 645 ; twat, 3,301.
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