The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-26 00:00:00

THE REVISED CODS.

Colonel Sykes, in committee on the revised code
of minutes of education, proposes to move the following
mohair." That in say system of education by govern.
meat aid provides should be made for teathiug in Indastrid
schools. 2. Thai, with a view to assourage evening lady
by adult epwanives, presides be made for supplying a
temeler sash -seism' institutes as may apply for one.
Mr. Han Ards Brim will move the following resolu-
tion :—That, lassos& as this resat nikjority of children in
Wawa, as their added= to schools, either altogether
*amend af, cr imperfectly acquainted with, the English
Wpm% through the medium of which they are in-
structed, sod Is which their education is conducted, such
examination shall not, is any school in the principality,
be commenced until the children have attained the age of
seven years, that group I shall include children between
seven aod eight years cif rep, map 2 those between eight
and ten, group 3 them Peewees ten aid twelve, and group 4
those above twelve yam of sin

On tho 7th of next month Lord Stratheden will
call the attsntion of the House of Lords to the subject of
the military drill lately introduced into public schools, and
Monica of the government whether the commission on
public schools has been instructed to report on this branch
of their system. _ . _

To-morrow the Chancellor of the Exchequer will
move for a committee to consider of the expediency of
charging upon tha consolidated fund a terminable annuity,
payable to the shareholders of the Hod Sea end ladle
Telegraph Company, in lien of the dividend guaranteed to
the company by the "Rad Sea and India Telegraph Com-
pany Act, 1.09," upon the capital subscribed by them for
the purpose of the mid company's undertaking.

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Mr. Hondall, on Tuesday week, will move for a
select committee to 'allure into the practicability of cou-
molidating the Customs sod Inland Revenue department",
with a view to a greater economy in the cost of collecting
the public revenue, and of Owlet those departments in •
more efficient state; also to simplify the mode of transact-
ing business, in order to afford greater facility to the pub-
lic, without impairing snob safeguards as may be seestairy
for the security of the rename.
In the House of Commons, on Friday night,
the Chancellor of the Exchequer will propeee-1. That
there shall be a simadieg committee, to be designated "The
Committee of Public Accousta," for the examination of
►he account', showing the appropriation of the sums
ennead by parliament to meet the public expenditure, to
cousin of nine members, who shall be nominated at the
commencement of every seniors, and of whom 6ve shall be
• quorum. 2. That the said resolution be a standing order
et thin house. 3. That the committee, in the present
eseeioa, do consist of the following members Fraocia
Being. Yr. Edward Pleydell Bouverie, Sir Stafford North.
eats, Mr. Peel, Yr. Glyn, Yr. Cobden, dir Henri Wil-
loughby. XL Howes, sad Yr. Walpole.

I'B6 LONOVOILD EurrioN.-ZThe Longford county
petition is pried with the parliamentary orders of to-
day. It widows, at esseidessble length, charges at as
arpaised system of violins, previously to sod at the
electice on the part of Major O'Reilly and his spate;
alleges that large numbers of electors who wished to vote
for Colonel White were prevented from doiag so by physical
force, ad that peat numbers were liteeatly aompelled
by armed mobs, wader threats of death, to vote spinet
their will for Major O'Reilly. All freedom of olaeoloci was
" utterly &mimed sod ahropted," and the house is eon-
',fluently Wind to declare that the major', (stars be set
amide and &island stall and void.

THI PREWHAN mmeTßy 4ND THE
, ZLECMOSS.
'• vb. Gazetaile rgtoilt Pablighe• a "ip. from
the Minister of the Interior to the chidll autho-
rities of the provinces concerning the elections.
Amongst other things it is there said :
The goverment is tip far from nelniaing ia any
MOW/ whatsoever the lepl freedom at the Meteor ;
it hopes to fled in the elections, ecadvated with in&
nudger* and with temperate lightens, the asosseary sup-
port ; but it cannot refrain from exerting itself inergetically,
through the math= et its mimes, in order that the prin-
ciples which which vide it may be well uadirstood. The
goverment maintains itself on the gamed at the oinstita-
tion ; it respects the right of national representation, bat
considers it an indisposed* duty to preserve with drai-
ners the right of the crown and sot to allow the
royal power to be lesseesd by a Foramen's',
goverment. It is ia this that thin is the
most decided sategoaiset between the goverment of the
state sod Mammy, the resalhot object of which is to
fix the mho et gravity is the Oharaiser et Derides. It le,
thee, the Mt cd the govemssai is wpm half every-
whore is the elestiess to the &mom* party sad the
party of perm sad to labour for a folk* se ample% m
moil& of the eciaditaidesal and amervative putlea It
masemry to sty that all corrupt mms ere excluded.
The provlndel edmidetattioes and the leadraihe are pard-
eahrly exlested be mercies a salutary *dim The germ-
mat mesh hem all the fmalowies a melons emir-
rms. sod holds all participation is the elselosal sgitstica
IS a NOM brittle to the psversami ea isempstible wish
the duties se the mid fmatioaerien