The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-29 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PMMWIMiT.

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The Hew of Otemmee weetenibled us .ley altar the
Paten mew
The lielletin tee the ehakete o'clock.
THE THAK. INILLYK3II.NT BILL.
The /feria et Lemke asd liikilema mercer.' at the
tar alba prissabod pithier from the Corporation of Leedom
a4Aniet the Thome Riobeekureat Rill, and praying to be
beard by roamed sad witerwee before the select committee
t.r which the Eiß lied leen referred.
tlo the mottos el Mr. ef/AYMORD the petitions were
enteral to be meat to lb *elect committee.
Mr. Caceres') preseeted a petitios from the City of
London the same sabiret, s.d, on hie soetioe, it we
et,. referral to the select committee.
PRI V ATE BUM NESS.
The followiwg bills were read a third time sod
Dublin 4-Attie Market ; Keighley and Worth Vet Rail.
te
. awl Moretonhapstral and South Levee ' way
BAIL

N WRIT% --L MBETH AND OLDHAM.
On the motion of Mr. Piton a sew writ was ordered to
he iwne i for the election of a burgess for the borough of
Lambeth, in the roots of W. Roswell, Pep., who. now his
electnio. had accepted the office of steward of her
Majesty's Moor of Hemphohne.
Awl on the motion of the same bon. member a new writ
was ordered to he issued for the election of a Inoue,. for the
borough of Oldham, in the room of W. J. Fox, Eel., who,
niece tot ,lectioo, had am-opted the aloe of steward of her
Naivety's Manor of Northstead.
PURCHASE OF ARMY COMMISSIONS.
Sly L EVANS gave notice of a cootie* for the
9th of May to abolish the sale and purchase of army cow.
alienate.
INCOME TAX.
Sir S. NORTRODTE gave notice that, on Mr. Hubbard's
resolutions is refineries to the mode et levying this tax, he
should move the preview question.
FORTS AT PLYMOUTH SOUND.
Mr. BENTLNICK asked the Seerstary of State for War
whether it was true that ea artiamal island is being eon-':
stringed in Plymouth Barad. by Waking stones, for the per.
pose el balLo, on It • fort similar to those which are
under eototructiori at Spithead.
Sir 6. LEWIS—It is intended to construct a fort
behind the breakwater, or rather upon the breakwater.
The foiloLatioo in not of the nature of a breakwater, but
it will be rather in the shape of a wall rising almost
perpendicularly. The plan of the fort ie in aooordasce with
the recommendation of the Defame Commaimitmers.
THE EXHIBITION.

la reply to Mr. S. EATCOURT,
Sir t.REY said it was intaubid that the house should
sit es Thursday, but not at the usual time. Notice would
he given t,-morrow of the hour, which would depend upon
the hour fixed for opening the Exhibition.
CCSTOIIS AND INLAND REVENUE.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, in moving
the order for the =coed reading of this bill, maid he =Abed
to be guided is bri as this bill b 7 the eouvesience of
the hoot. Ile believed so deposition was intended to
the staid reading, but be led lees told that day that the
right boa member for Beath wee owls* the impression that
it would sot be beireght as that wetting, but that
supply woad be lama amiteed. Me far as the govern-
Meth IMO 011111111111111111, seps=or the purposes
of the iseensietan,_ It was to go forward
with the bill with all neasenthie dispatch ;at the same tinie
le woe ad el seek emery ea le require it to be aimed
through ealliaNt the arierenithee cif the bourne or the right
has. gentlemen. Perhaps the right bon. member for
Ebnerford scuba sleds bow the matter stood.
leer it NORTHOOTI was sot aware of any =tannin to
oppose the bill an QM side of the them, hat he knew that
be right hoe. friend (Mr. Disraeli) isteaded to avail himself
of the sicced read* teeter WIN TSIMIIk• upon financial
affairs pearally, sad it was she his (Sir S. Northrotas)
intention te make SONI• obeerratkew ea the same subject,
rehriense to the right hes. geatleman's (Mr.taltriteselt) were at Illasebester lea week. (" Hear,
hear," awl a liaegfe.) He naderthood that his right
betiourable Mend the member for Reeks bad been
informed by the meths lord (Palmentos) that this
bill would set eons es tonight. mad be was ont come-
easelly is atheadasse. being is fact *waged dieing with
the Laid Mayer. (" Hear, tossz," acid laughter.)
The Cil ANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER would thee
fit the eso®d reading for Thursday.
ARMY RESERVE FUND.
Oa the maim foe going iato committee of 'apply,
General PEEL roes le ask the Secretary of Stem for War
if say domes had bees arrived at in regiud to the riv
served had, to width the attention of ?seamiest was ape-
eially is the mart of the committee ne military cess-
ation.= ! The v hon. sad Wiest member proceeded to
draw atheinins 10 NW 0/111/1//114•••• seder which this fund
arms, sad te the eadesse alma ley
_the various military
comasiesioeses. sod Os* vosommoseasas on the subject.
air O. C. LEWIS observed that them were two questions
to be coeadmed with refeethee to thle head—the rem was
the rand* I. whisk it sue wreitilmietr the ether the mincer
is which It wee easeties which priori.
gaily altreeted tit of the ammitese on military
mow,_sod te width the right he.. gentleman had
thedelly caned attestiee. wee the =Wage of the fund and
its apropriatios. Ilerse•Mity meet meolitoti.oal objec-
ting.' Might be ursjoil simian the ethrieses of the fund not
voted by parlissesth but oreeter by the mho el done.c
sad inflect to tar dl metier ef the Mee earl
Tbere was as soonest kid epee the table ter the flat time,
he believed, last .rides, Armies the meant of the fund,
how it bed this appropriated, sad the balsam in the
bands of the 'ornament, anti • similar soreast woeld be
pretreated about the lot of May. With regard to the meth
time of ea ledetheaset audit, which was admired
to I. the mead of the committee, it was
dear that theme amounts should not he audited
AT the C.4l.lllllllllllein of await ; but be should be quite
ready to west to thy repaid es the subject which might
lie likely to meet the approbation of the haute. It ap-
posed to him es erssideratios of the purposes to which
thi. fool -as applicable, se stated at the (one of the return
epos the table, that them purposes were generally advan-
tageous. and he believed the right hon. gentleman had sot
=stormily objeeted to the manner in which the fund w
appropriated. The general character of the application el
tth fund was undoubtedly to facilitate the withlegof the
system of purchase: au.l aasuming that the War
mint sal the Ikea I lusniserted with good faith is the sre
enti-in, it was thee a matter for the coesideratioe
home how tar they would wish that the purchase system
ellool,l Ira faeibtated. No doubt those persons who were
general! hostile to the miters of purchasing nnlibry one-
mission. would be uswilhog to see any system in
by wi h the mode of purchase was facilitated. whir=
th
who might I.e favourable to the system, or who might Met
opinion that that system being in egisteoce, and being the
law id the country, it was desirable that its
workio; should be rendered easy, would be favour
able to the maintenance of the food if properly
admi- literal. He dal not think the right boo. gentleman
had impugned the maser in which the fund had been ad-
miniateral, hut that be had said that serious objections
might be tirzed to the manner in which it was created.
That tart of the owe had never been fully presented to him
(Sir I:. C. Lewis) before, sod be would undertake on the
part id the government that the arguments which the right
bon. gentleman had addressed to the house should receive
full and fair musidension.
Observations upon the subject were made by General
EVAN.' and Tawd HOTHAN.
Colas! STK KS pet a eerie* of questions to the Secretary
of State for India relative to the position of officers of the
keel mini= of India—whether they were liable to be re.
morel from their reckon& to any station for geoeral duty ;
whether compeosatros would be granted to them for the
lees of allowances thereby, and to officers who had sub-
scribed to regimental retiring funds ; and whether the =a-
pasy's late European Artillery and Engineers had become
integral portions and entitled to all the advantages ci the
royal regiments.
Str 4`. W 0111), remarking that the interpretation put by
Cobo el syl.es iiain what was termed the guarantee would
prevent any reduction whatever of the Indian army, gave
explanatory replies to the reread questions.
SI'EPLY.
The house then went into committee of supply on the
ciril service mammals. commencing with the vote for the
on:molar offices, kc., at Coustantitiople.
A ilivi.ion was taken on a vote of I.ooot. for highland
road. and bridge', when it was rejected L. et to 24.
777 was proposed for the constabulary force in Ire,
land.
Colonel DICKSON said there had been • great =crease
In this form mad endeavours hail been made to turn it tot,sl
vaTlinn. COLLIERY ACCIDENT AT TINSBCRY.—
military fun". lie had placed a notice on the taper re- Saturday morning last a very serious accident oc.
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spectioczthia force, but he was not able to bring it on in coo. On
sapistice of a return which he mired for two months ago not tuned at the Heywood Coalpit near Timsbury, which,
having beea furnished. He hoped that the vote would be although not exactly similar to the Hartley accident in
pont, nod. • details and extent, yet might turn out something similar,
Sir ft. PEEL said be hoped the hon. gentleman =told not but on • smaller scale, M its ummelueuces. it atPein
ditto' hto unanimity of the committee. (Laughter.) H. that mine time during the morning the "dram" broke,
was quite prepared to meet aoy charge that might he aid communication between the mouth of the pit Ind the
brought 'oast the forte. So far from its being an exam. men below, to the number of about 20, was consequently
litre hotly, it was cheaper them the polies force in this stopped, mid up to a late hour on Saturday afternoon all
ana pmedaad. H the hc,a, ge.tlereess would he the men remained below, and all efforts to save them at
good enough to lying forward his moths sow, be could Pm*" will be melm• until • new "drum " tum been put
tam the return at • subeemient period. (Laaghter.) H. up. Our informant eouldl not give us any specific inform=
be would allow the vote to be takes. tion as to the probable length of time before the new
moped
DICKSON said he did Dot think he ought to De "drum" can be put in working order. As may well to
met is that maser. He wea not prepared to state his meg imaginal the greatest possible excitement prevails in the
be
far hate( them returns, which tto have bare laid betnhbonritood, but et present there doe, not seem trt
es
the tow Iwo lama., ego. Houghashows' teees thet the sufficient ground for apprehendieg the worst consequences,
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eetestlre. ;NM; lus
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and Is the property of the Timsbury
amp Ins p.m, which wee a ray coaetherable increase in the neighbourhood,
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