The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-25 00:00:00

THE COUNT OUT YESTERDAY:

The following members were present yesterday
what the how was coasted est :
E. Colt S. PAllliwors
Marquis of Blandrord T. Aka*
A. Pellatt Str J. ilbelisy
J. MI Sir C. Pad
T. barns' Apatord nibs
J. Brained= E Scatty
0. itaialsld Captaia Seabill
Gars J. limas&
W. NMiniey Ma ks Rind
J. 0. PO/11,31019 Joseph Craig
W. Tits V. Scully
Sir Y. Faring T. Maminw
I rd art Mar Colossi Linda,
Colonel Dunne H. M.Calr no

THE HYDE-PARK RIOTS.

COMMISSION OF INQUIRY INTO THE
CONDUCT OF THE POLICE.

[The following is the mincluirm of yesterday's pram&
isigs]
Bit Richard Mayne—The Superintendent in charge at
Vine-street was Mr.O'Bries. I sent a memorandum at I
o'clock, in answer to the superintendent, who complained of
the crowded state of the cells. I thought that tin cams in
question, being those of rioters, did not come within the ea'.
I allude to see. 70, 2 end 3 Vie., chap. 49 (wits... reed the
see) I consider toe uffance tellling to the riot of that day
did not came within the sot. I considered that the charges
would be more serious than a magistrate maid deal with
summarily. In comultation with the usual law advisers of
the police, the charges were limited to subjects of summary
jurisdiction. That was done solely for reasons of pru-
dence. T. • memorandum I sent was Remove as many
to Meryieboorstatios es there is room for. Bair should not
be mime for any One charged with riotisg or Waal disorder,
nor unless the bail is thought to be sufficient surety." That
was at I o'clock. Mt re were no other imstrUctions in refer-
ees* to bail: I em reedy to take all the responsibility;
Ido not consider it my duty to see as to the condadon of
the sells. Vine-street Station is the old werch•boute.
Sines the police gut it the cells here been much improved,
ventilated, and lighted. They have lately been lampooned by
Colonel Jobb, who recommended some changes, but it
was difficult to obtain spoor. lam not rtispossible for the
condition of the cells ; the superintendent on duty is regrow
s,bt. for their cleanliness and order.

The Chief Commissioner—We have belted the oella.
Some of the witeemes are Teri =Oak ottetikes se to the
seatte of veatilatiao. There Wen ao striaosen there when
we eror them_ •

11t:611ZsiStkuser. Armstrong' The Mai all mold arca
~W kept dry.
isame—The wimps amber them berm. An oilier
ought so be walking up sad doirmraltb diesetkes to sup-
ply seek refreebassat ea is allowed. say ma. ales. sad
bread sad butter. The commiesissoen ban doss emir
thins poseillteleimprows the cell..
Tu Chieltalmaimismsr—AV • ham bad oemplidate et dm
bud stale of lbowalboped that the pick slows were pat
adals mini m& Boa Yid that mesa ?
Whaosa-.ltapress owls( to the crowded state. The
millriet=grarlir•sal oaPlassatios rapam.d.
To Henderson—The dmassoa I tame to
cia the mammoth= of the set as to ball was satire!, oa my
owl judgment.

Crai:examised by Mr. Miteboll—l est an swan I re-
ceived say direction from its Bomenicie. I cosistuai-
cooed with them as to the soda. lem mestatly is som-
minioatiou with the Inontory, but then woo so formal
application. I bad • a order is writing boos the Bader-
Secretary. The #rratairi of Inns hears my statement, sod
' then gine his opinion. There were ao special directives.
Ins outdo tarrying out of the arraignments wee left to
mo. Oa the Moods} after the 24th I stated whit I bad
sem, sad insfeemd I tkinght I bad -failed it my. ehrty is'
not talons MOM stringent measure' I suppress the die. •
creditable disturbosco. Than were so mesellio directions
gives by the Seentary of State, wept that a snits was to
bo prepared. Ti. ;greatest nuatair of polies it the park on
the 24th we' about 120 or 130. On that finday no orders
bad beta gins to mop anions from gong Into the park.
I only expense' a meeting. I was quid arraign to Sod the
ton things took. I get to the park shout half-peat three.
There was a moat tumultateisoiotous proceeding ping a.
mutintied for two boars. Within two or dna bars I
might him brought some thousand met ; anti an liwar.l
do tot thick I could hem brought tanker mon than j
I hesitated whether I sight Dot to attempt Mpaer• ear 14
the affair at the time. I bad seta ralkidat nasal hand.
Ifl had kad sash •Wm I said bars dense. I had meths-
rity to aa may mss as I liked. I seat for a Ismn
somber. Ia uddielafi to what west into no park, ethers
were at base to the-tinabor of three or "bar liaudred.
' Than woo so °yds/ is oolbreatio te•casiriagto us -the Ist of
July. Oa the 24th st June I bonen no tones wis
Jared. &vend proms wen dhotispp for Many. The
polio. did as they wise adored oet Om 24th of Ins Ido
not think ft was their duty to numbers ea that day. (Latigh.
tar and hives) I did act order theta to do a They re-
ceived orders widen ti. road. Wiles' hoard It was pra-
nged tai stop the carriages I would not ranee is, (atom..
tin Ds to whether or not say damage bad boos dose to the
Lees. That einem the Woods and Fagots. I w.. aware
that there Was a strait fooling against the Sunday Bill,
bat I was not swan Dray doisoostratiou hung intended.
I thought than had been a gross violation of the right of
that who wished Is ride or drive through the perk. It
'Would he madam M attempt to keep order with 120 mos ;
it would bad to inlay to the men, tad to the most serious.
cossopmass I was Wooed to take minima for tho Ist
of July is sieseiptease of the bills that wereposta, by thy
ishmankml got from the *Moen, tad from sang ifs on-
"lni=g4 (nide ht ahem. I partkently Wed*
94 • Nmalleoppr ati tho Wei* Diapanh) articles
that were alculatod w mein tha IT,
i A link all them
handbills were likely to Maass • tomatbloge, which
was istaaded'keistimidato no legkla tad frighten dif-
forest members who bad take* t porttellar now of the
Buudly Bill. The result, I think, proved they were
timtdated. (Laughter) The bill was withdrawn July 2.
These bills were posted up is different ports of the tomb,
sad I understood-they were to be had at Mr. Reynolds's
stop. Ido not maiden they 'were jocular. I thought them
likely to lad to • leoadrif the pease; what occurred at
Lord Ration tiodinelmeit least Iwm right. Oa the
24th several lama attempted ti Wines the crowd. I
um 3 014. I mot up, hat meld sot hear. I eadereteod
It wee about the bill. Those were from eight to twelve, or
Afton hundred snoops is named -lan arae
--Oa the
let of Jay I was at my oistriiirdiS: - I reiiiiitrit tassel
from Inspector Hughey, at Monday, width I noted
that there were attempts made to address the crowd. The
report was ma, early on Monday, before the is•pector or I
wen aware that say tiomploiat mils of the moiduct of
the pokes. I rewind it about 11 es Mareffig. Its the re-
sorts made every halt boor than 4 aosttmtiet any most-
apt Than reports referred soon to the snag diworb-
nos to guide ma is the manliest of reishwoomeato. The
police took thou who they eassidered won the leaden I.
the riotieg.—[At the vett astolt. II the Int-
ern preeened to ran ttio had:already
gives in his direct oreakillks.)—lfewastittad ; I may
as well my then wan two gam Mimi sear Lord Robert
Otoevelica'i hams is ohm, at pal terra. I dinned tbo,
potimeWbe collsail is coder she to attract
aetimsties.; . las Is soy aim ttR day. The details Of ,the
eft mom itommitted to lbe tillatapboaL Any amp
toe
lbe panda woad be lades Um Minim of the iaspecret
or ealletiotadat it the put. Idepoctor 'Hashes was
in caramod. I tosPeeted the ground yesterday.
There is ea west Otero the ma Wald not Wait up. They
were obliged to rat; that may accoutit for man of what
toometilled rushes. (Haws) If the as making thee.'
shoran did not hittivietalli Winn the re.
opoembility would eatirtay rest as the *Son whit addendl
them Belpre a body a Iff or 40 polio' rash at a crowd,'
I think derail aright to give toms Vials& and advise
lama to move eff. '
The Coil C.Adaissioner—Th writes halation direst

tb. pole, to Rive wormsg.
Witosse—l would ROA or* I samba of Wise to dog