The Express.
London, England, 1855-03-17 00:00:00

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to Ihrritoly If so ml Ott the letter
slissid ems two. an sobrions Is be Os osnabsisam
la Mooed ONO ihe adasies ahead be pail a saw et
set Iso I,nsi. sal ass -eve Oro .yearA sal Om
bs shwa Mid saes lesiva pea seler. This belly
venial lea parer I. len raise he inporancoste, sad sin
whoa mown to take Is sot of their dinner. This
bowl amid ban power Os mho Istereeptiag Downs for the
=to illas st the Thais% nett would be empowered to
wasp bun as Trooaury, to be repaid within 60
imaAloe be replied to alter the IfTeasseseat which
• street ion two dictricta. H. did sot iota-
aro with the metropolitan polies er usgistratea,
OA
_ft he lied before stt* the City of Leeds* was ex-
Illsdod bah Ibis bit • saw WI weld. however, be is-
iia „..,.., to heressitathe wies
nemberal ofpetit' g
plane Is to pet seeress is every street. sad to
glee Ma. ha ibe beans ; and lmtly, he Auld
he seronstiag as greet iatereeptiag MM.
Car iirilippee Is slessil ho Ibis to yak* tho river the
ono Moan It was Is Qom illoobstk's that, whoa the
Illaidi Amara/ea spoke of as seas river with its 200
11111.1swinniag soar the Town, but bo biped at lent that
be .bald en It nen to be the clone --sins of this ggrreeaat
City. (Hear, hear) The nett question to be
was the supply of water. He could sot, of musk Inter-
fere with the compact which parliament Ind scads with
the water companies, bat be proposed in Mega% WU, to
appoiat • onnutiotiou to inquire whether Me =Fahad
fulfilled their part of the compact. Hulas for
the length at which he had troubled the h right
hos. baronet concluded by stating that, if psrmiMetttn im
modulo the bill, he should de thirescond media, a. abe
13. h April, thu (leis' • clear month for its wool by be.
member%

Mr. FITZROY objected, first, to the meaner in which
the bill bad been istroduced ; and secondly, to one of its
meet important features. He thought that so important •
bill should have been introduced by a member of the @atri-
a" and not by a perms representing as inferior a depart-
ment as that of the right hon. baronet; and further, he
complained that its introduction was maccompaaleti by
sulkiest isformation. One prises le of the bill was start-
ling, namely, that which soldiered powen of sewerage for
throe seillioas of inhabitants on • body of parochial dele-
pm. The only mode of obtaining an efkimit system
would be I. divide the main drsioage from the district
sewerap, and to plan the former in the hands of • ear
missies of eminent professional persons, or at least of mi.
seat practical max, to be appointed by the crown, sad to be
neponsible to parliament. They might then with safety
leave the district cowerage to local boards, as the condition,
however, that they should undertake so works of import
sam until they had first laid them before the astral board,
sad obtained its sanction. (Rear, hear.) To this part of the
Dill he should certainly offer his strongest opposition, sad
he muted that parliament would sever avast ti it. (Roar.)
Mr. LAWKICRIMII sad Lord EIRINOTOW offered some
emanate upon the marine, and Lord PALMIMITON mad.
• brief defence of its ;funeral's.
Ms. 8. WORTLEY did not intend to throw say diM-
fishy I. the way of the right hon. baronet in this measure ;
sad M was quite sure the same might be raid of the City of
Logsdon. As he understood the bill it was iotended to leave
the numaguneat of the sewerage of the City of Ludes in
the Made of them by who. the matter was at tiniest eon-
dusted. He did not, however, think that • sufleitiat sum-
bee of reprematatives had base awardia to the City is the
board which was to be instituted under the bill. That
somber was upwind arrived at solely by • consideratios
cif the number al It eutaialy appeared to him
that some alloomeas sight be be made Cityur of the im-
portant co pealticia of the There was
mother matter to which he wished to refer—via., the
Ipation of the Goal tat. It had been said that
this tax would cum is 1862 ; but that wae a
asisappreluseke and, as a wrong idea appeared to
lo misdated by the public upon the metier,
Ihe Mare would perhaps allow him to explain its true posl
MM. The whole aramint of the coal tax was 13d. per too,
bat sr this 9d., levied seder certain statutory regulations,
wane to the Board of Trod*. So much would expire In
MIL Bet the venerates 4d. per lon, which went to the
alleplentim w Ludt Ls: was expended by them for ha-
yeauemeate, neraly the City bonodaries, but partly
Mi M. vu us andenatterany of the (corporation, which
aped* sot aeon la g and he apprehended that the
bens would set inedbee with it in • more arbitrary man-'
ate dna they UMW with soy other property of a public
kaZ
B. HALL wed* asst-then al Into the subject of the
toil tax, as that yeah. be a natter for discussion at a fetus
period. With regard to the number of repreeestatime
vest to the City of Lonna, he had find then with n-
ag nub to the pepalatin ea to the eenneeelat peel-
doe of the City. If, bowing,, the right boa. gasalma•
(Mr. 8. Wortley) would eenneateate *elan IBM the
ruhl tot beetroot that den mad the period +Ms die measure
wield ant some Wire the house, be had so Bonk hat
that they would he obis to arrange thi matte r, white was bet
cos of detail.

MILITIA (IRMLAND)_pILL.

The house west We assills• bill.
Oa the 6th clause.
Mr. 11ACARTNEY ZION& SO emilies et the sham,
which pave power to the ion% Wei if remove ofEren
of WIWI'. Re knew that if tbia elaM wore pored, it was
lateaded to remove some

Mr. FITZGERALD said the dame had bon copied
from the Espial' Se, and would meimilate the law is the
two consume. There was net the slirtest ides on the part
se of the executive of Ireland, far m • kaew, of reenoviag
say °Mara.
After a few words from Colonel DUNKS, the /lotion woe
withdraws, sad the bill passed through committee.
INTRAMURAL BURIAL, (IRELAND) BILL.
This bill paned throsgh committee.
LUNACY REGULATION ACT AMENDMENT BILL.

This bill wu read a tbird time sad passed.
PUBLIC HEALTH, &0.,
PELLATT moved, " That it be an Instruction to
the commitue to whom the Public Health and Nuisances
Removal Ameadmeat Bills are mimed, to hear couteel on
behalf of such petitioaen as have prayed to be heard by
veinal."

—lir. ill UNTZ moved as ask assoadesont that the aossmittsio
should boar two esissasl os nob class of petitions.
Mr. OREENE objected to the adoption of either oss
proposal IN the other.
Attu a soseersatios,
Mr. PELLATT oconsented to withdraw his mottos is
favour of that of Mr. Mawr, which was substituted for it,
sad on which

The hoes. thee divided—
For the emotion
Azalea it
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On tlre moths of Odemel Donna, the following rots=
wee agreed to :—Rettess of Os sums of all mos:luau who
have WI es anumlesiene to the assay by par-
chaise, Oran 14 Ey tAi • du , 1853, to the present
date ; whoa sub seamdtalwe bare bun sold as sounint of
the meat, to Ms both Ike meekest and the amount
in each instance, and the total molest rotlisid.—
Ana, of the names of all gentlemen appointed to cosi-
aimless in the army during the same period without
porches.); specifying these promoted from tke inferior ranks
of the army.
On the motion of Mr. 811/1. the hems agreed to an ad-
dress for Tenures of the tables of fees determined on by
etch of the burial boards appointed under Omuta 15 and 16
Vic. e. 85, 16 and 17 Vie. o. 134, and 17 and 18 Vie. s. 87.
for burials is the mossersted and unconsecrated proud
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mpeetively. slik Ir MN se owondrAhic snoliliso Is
pus:kW iseumbonts sad Aber eMolos,itdinsnis
sisters, and to Us moors' wens shook bomb sops&
ively.
ZDIJCATION BILL.
This bin es bosses op by fkr J. Pokiness, sad
no& s ism Um.
TM \sus adjosonod at bat-put oat.

tie court.

OSBORNE, MAIM 16.

The Queen and Prince, with the whole of the
royal family aad the Priam of Leiningee arrived at
Osborne at half-peat I o'clock yesterday, from Lades.
Priam Ernest of Leiniagan accompanied the royal party
bom Portsmouth, and remained at Gaborne.

A deputation of Irish lumbers of the ROWS of Cosmos
had an interview with the Cluotelles of the Euesque,
yesterday, at his official residues is Dowslupstreet. The
deputation masted of flir Denham Nunn Sir R. For.
COBOL Ms. Mauston, Colossi Doane, Mr. Taps, Kr.
Maguire, Mr. V. Bully, Mr. Pollasi.Urquhsrt, Mr.
Beard, Mr. J. Gress, air Educed Hayes, 14. 0. Higgins,
and Mr. Roche.

Deepetehee fee t►e Governors et the North Amnia= pre-
'Wise, sad she be the GOllOlllOlll of the Wait India seta
mist, were out lilt ovals( (teat the Colonial- *Mee.

We understand that there is a renewed expecta-
tion of an early Alt of the Emperor of the French to
this coentry, and that the Empress will probably be
the guest of her Majesty at Buckingham Palace
shortly after Easter.

ARCHDIACON DLNISON.—Wei have bees requested
to Site publicity to the following •—" As inflassUal dire-
titles from the Church Protestant Defence Society, headed
by Sir Brook Bridges, waited es the Arekbiskep of Caster-
bery, in consevience of the report is the public papas, 1
that hie Ones had is fasted s determination set te &echo-
ries any further preseediage is the ease of Antine=
Denison, when it appeared that the matter was still soder
the tosidderatios of his Grace's legal &deigns—Mara is

DIT.—It was confidently aseestiod in the eon-
myths slabs w Thstralay maim SW the Doke of
rtiscastle Is peeper*. be ea amides bike Crime,
ith • view to WWI nesedefe dellose. We give
M van as it MN rushed as, wham: prosselyr le &Ur-
&Odra degree of arida ought le stash to it.. • •

flit Crimes's.

IMlkalbowoosts tokalse kw "n.lizywww." Latino Eveslog yaw,
1111 goy be at the OS" 10. 11011,0011141/11110. by Two Mk** os the
lig of Woad&

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE.
Tan Dar-Montag, Ik. !D... Attains, 111. an.
tiacesow-Narang. Attiniffes, Va. 23..

LONDON►, SATURDAY, MARCH 17.

LATEST FROM ABROAD.

We have advices by telegraph from Raliklava to
the Bth, Constantinople to the 10th inst., and
Eupatoria by letter to the 28th ult. No importantl
event had occurred before Sebastopol. The Russians'
were perfectibg their advanced works opposite the
extreme right attack. Omer Pacha wu receiving
reinforcements at Eupatoria, and arming the
Tartan. Several accounts agree in stating that
Lord Radcliffe was very ill.

The Russian corps d'arruee which attacked Espa-
na-is on the 17th had reeeived reinforcements from
Baktaki Bend tad Perekop, and, it was believed, was
about to renew the attack. Eupatoria had been
greatly strengthened.—Daily Nam

The Monitur of yesterday contains a despatch
from Varna of the 9th, confirming the reports of
damage done to Sebastopol by the French rockets.
There was no reason to believe that on the Bth the
garrison of Sebastopol knew of the Cur's death,
bat the intelligence had caused great excitement at
Constantinople.

11 The Mowiteur of yesterday announces that General
Wedell, on special mission from Prossia,was received
by the Emperor on Thursday. The same official journal
notices the religious service for the late Emperor
Nicholas at the Greek chapel in the Rue de Berry,
and states that Prince Jerome Napoleon was repre-
seated there by two aides-de-camp, on account of the
ties of relationship which connect him with the
Imperial family of Russia.

We are given to understand that private letters
have been received from the Crimea from General
H. Jones, in which the general of engineers who
contributed to the fall of laotnarsund describes the
Russian army as in a most wretched condition, and
speaks confidently of the prospects of taking Sebes•
topol by storm.
Reliable advice, from Paris represent the Emperor
as absolutely " possessed " by the idea of taking Se-
bastopol; and as incessantly studying the means,
surrounded by charts, plans, and other scoessories.
The past history of Louis Napoleon shows the tenacity
with which he adheres to any project upon which
he has ono* set his heart ; and may be said to afford
a guarantee that Sebastopol must fall—Daffy NMI.