The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-22 00:00:00

THE DEBATE ON ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM.

Mr. LINDSAY asked if the noble lord at the bead of
the government would flu any night for the resumption of
the debate which was adjourned on Tuesday last, and which
aow stood at the bottom of the orders ?

Lord PALMERSTON—I bees postponed public busineu
several times for the convenience of hon. members who
wished to bring important questions before the house.
(He►r, hear.) But the anion is new for advanced. Every.
body knows that, by o resolution of the House of Lords,
bills which ors not sent up there before the 24th of July,
unless bills of supply or on questions of urgency, will not be
proceeded with by that house; and I ern sorry to say that,
until the business of the government has made further
progress, I shall not feel meet justified in postponing that
business for the convenience of individual members. (hear.)
Mr. LINDSAY—After the answer of the noble lord, and
after what fell from a member of the government the other
evening, I beg to give notice that to-morrow, upon the
motion for the adjournment of the house to Monday, I shell
repeat, in my place here, the statement which I made else-
where ; and I hope to satisfy the house that I was not utter-
ing a "ribald falsehood." (Hear, hear.)
KINGSTOWN HARBOUR.

In answer tohir.
Mr. WILSON stated that the government, after due
inquiry, had given instructions for the works at Hinptown
Harbour to wowed as they bad before done.

TENANTS' IMPROVEMENTS COMPENSATION
(IRELAND) LILL
The hots' hail!), resumed, the committee proceeded with
the discussion of clause 4, which involves the claim for cola-
psesatiou for the improvement of waste lands.
Mr. FRENCH said teat he regarded the slams as one of
the most important of the whole bill, and without it the bill
would not give satisfaction to the people of Ireland. He
should tabs the setae of the committee on the retention of
the words 'rising compensation for the reclamation of waste
leads.

11Tr; POLLARD-URQUHART said it would be a perfeet
preseed with the bill without this elan's. (Hear )
The Hereof the waste land of Ireland repaid the ex-
penditore of the capitalist, and much more would it pay the
tenant for the expenditure of his labour, which was his
capital. (Hear,) He was prevented from that reclean-
I tion now because he bad no security that he would enjoy the
fruits of his tell. (Hear, bear.) A bill with this clause
had already puled the house, and he could not undentaod
why it should be withdrawn limn this bill. (Hear.)
Mr. BLAND ,greed with his hon. friends in regarding
the principle of compensatlon for the reclamation of waste
lands the most important in the bill.
Mr. HORSUAN admitted that the improvement of waste
lends was most desirable, and ought to be encouraged. Bat
there were great diflleulties as to how the compensation
could be awarded—so great, indeed, that he thought it better
not to insert in the elan of eases to be oorepeniated that of
the improvement of waste lands. Re did not insert it,
because there was not a fair Lope of carrying it.
Several boon ware occupied in debating various Mead
meats ulna the above clause. When then had been dis-
ported ef, end the obtuse passed as amended, the been
neared.

MERCHANT SHIPPING ACT OF Int.
The boas* west into committer, and the chairman ob-
tained leave to brier in a hill to amend the above set.
COURT OF EXCHEQUER (IRELAND) BILL.
This bill peered through enensiltse.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE AND PROMISSORY NOTES

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BILL.
This bill passed through committee pro forms.
DWELLINGS FOR LABOURING CLASSES

(IRELAND) BILL. --
Sir W. SOMERVILLE havieg moved that the hews
should go into committee oa this bill proforma,
Mr. M'MAHON said the bill had a wrong title • It ought
to be called •'A bill to facilitate the eviction of small
cattier tenantry of Ireland." Be thought it was the duty
of the government to resist the further progress of a bill
which was intended to serve that purpose.
Sir 0. GREY said it was useless to discuss the measure
then, as its details were te be altered.
Mr. WMAHON said he objected to the Weeding say
additional facilities fer eviction:, and moved, ne ea amend-
meat, that the house go iato committee on the ME that day
three mouths

Colonel OREVILLE seconded the amendment.
Tbe SPEAKER said there appeared to be come misappre-
kudos la the minds of boa. members as to the effect of
committing a bill pro formed : that step did net &drums a
bill a single stags. When it was committed rwoforosa, It
was ordered to be printed sad recommitted ow a future day.
Whew that day arrived, -the qnsttion was again put that
" the Speaker do leave the chair.'
gge. NAPIER thought that h courtesy to the right haw.
baronet the bill ought to be esommitted.
Tbe amendment was then witbdralra.
The bill was committed pro forma, and ordered to be
printed.
TUE SPIRITS (IRELAND) ACT AMENDMENT
BILL.

This bill wee read a third tins.
' Mr. V. SCULLY moved the addition of the followlog
proviso :—" That, if the non-attendants of megietrates at
any petty sessions shall have prevented a bans Ade
lion from being entertained, or an order made thereon
before the expiration of any license it shall be lawful in
meth come for the proper tater of mules, at his discretion, to
continue such halm for the year next smeolag, upon the
seediest* of the district inspector of polies, or, if is Dahlia,
ipso a bka certificate of a commiasinner of polite."
The mode, was optimal by Mr Kean.
After maw dbcuseloa the house divided—
Fur the proviso
Against it 43 —Ft
The bill thou
COUNTY SaFaI"LiNCASTER TRIALS BILL.
This bid was reed • snood time.
ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM.
Tk• order et the day to the soloarned debate was this
read. No ham. umber rising to address the house, the
Speaker put the useeties es Sir E. B. Lyttes'e emendmeet,
which was earned wetheet a division molds* seamiderablei
laughter.
MEDICAL PROFESSION.
Mr. HIADLAX obtained leave to Wog in a "Bill to Alter
and Amend lA. Ls.. R• plating the Medical Psalm/ea."
HAYLEYBURY COLLEGE.
Mr. V. SMITH obtaltsed leave sit bring in *MI to ',neve
the But lath. Company from the obligation to maintain the
College at Hapleyoury.
INDEMNITY BILL
Mr. COWPER obtained lea'. to intrados, a bill to
isdamisify nab persona is the United Magian th have
omitted to 'wilily themselves for 'Male sad semplevmeatt,
end is 'stand the time limited for these parpeess mope:
timely 1 ales a bill to sostienie the exemption of inbabiteats
from lishaity Is be rated as Bath, in reepect of stook be toads
or ether property, to the relief of the poor.
The hems that adjourned at half-peat am.

Mr. T. B. lossoard has issued as address to tho
Liberal eisetees of 1611100 i sieurirg them that he Me so
leteatem of &headsets, his claim to Moir favour. Mr.
Lemma imeepletae of Mr. Moobre modklateahlp ao
if persisted to to the eleettea ofoay Liked repersatathe.

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LONDON. FRIDAY, JUNE 22.

LATEST
NEWS FROM ABROAD

ATTACK ON THE REDAN
AND MALAKOFF TOWER.

We have received the followiog
from the War-office :

Lord Penman regrets to have to inform the
Editor of the Daily News that he has received
information that the English troops attacked the
Redan and the French the Malakoff Tower, at day-
light on the morning of the 18th inst., but without
the success which has heretofore attended our efforts.
Both the French and ourselves have suffered consider-
ably. The names of the officers who have fallen
will be forwarded immediately; but it will be impos-
sible to receive complete returns of all the casualties
before the 30th instant at soonest.
War Department, June 22, 2.30 A lc

DESPATCH FROM GENERAL PELISSIER.
SIIIIKAZINE AND BRITISH TILISORAPH.)
(PROM TER CORRESPORDINT OP TIM DAILY NRWII.)
PARIS, FRIDAY MORNING.
A despatch of the 17th, from General Pelissier,
states that General Bosquet occupies the Tchernaia.
On the following day General Peliss►ier writes that
the attack on the Redan and Malakoff Tower was not
successful, although the Allied troops at one period
set foot in the latter tower. The return to our former
position was effected with order. It was impossible
that day to state the exact amount of the losses.

TILE BALTIC.
(lIT ILICTIIIO TILIOSAPH.)
(PNI 7113 00111/lIPONDEPIT OP TEN DAILY NEWIL)
COPENHAGEN, iIINE 21.

The Geyser has passed, towing the Blazer and
Harley. The Tartar has arrived at Nyborg towing
the mortar boats Manly, Sinbad, and Mastiff. The
Tempdte and Pigeon have arrived at Cuxhaven, and
are coaling.

The lifonitear of yesterday, referring to the convo-
cation of the Senate and Corps Legislatif for the 2nd
proximo, says—" This convocation is not at all unex-
pected, as at the close of last session the government
informed the senators and the deputies that financial
measures would soon render their re-assembling ne-
• _ _

Under the effect of this announcement the Three
per Cent. Rents. showed, at one time, a fall of lt per
cent., and closed at 88.80 for account, and 88.58 for
money, an average fall of about 11 per cent. as com-
pared with the closing range of Wednesday.

VIENNA, Jums 21.

The Emperor of Russia has just made the follow-
ing diplomatic appointments :—Prince Gortohakoff to
be definitive ambassador at Vienna; M. de Titoff,
ambassador at Btatgard ; and M. Fonton, ambassador
at Hanover.
BERLIN, Jolts 21.
Accounts from Moscow state that the Grand Duke
Michael Panlowitch left that city on the Bth, on a
tour of inspection to Bobrownick, Kkw, and Bezo-
letewski.