The Express.
London, England, 1862-05-14 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY DIVLIIONS.

LATEST INTELLIGENCIL

tiona, will, it may be hoped, contribute to the
reconciliation of the parties which divide the
monarchy. This grand measure has met, it is said,
with strong opposition in the council. The in-
fluence of M. Bchmerling, whose popularity is in-
creasing, seconded by that of his colleagues De
Lasser and Degenfeld, has vanquished all resistance.
It was easy for him to demonstrate that prudence
counselled deference to wishes as just as they
were reasonable."

HOURS OF LORDS-I[L! it

QUALIFICATION FOR 43171thifi AMOUT lON BILL
Moved—That the bill be now mil c mod
Lord Taunton) ; objected to ; and gia ammilanwnit lowa,
to lame out (" now and hart ("We eq six
—(The Duke of Marlborough): on queers; thatTrusiri
stand pert of the motion ?—Contenta, 65 ; Not-contents,
87 (Ordered, that the name of the Lord Bishop of Win-
chaster be added to the list of Not-Contents, l) ; Not-
Contents, 88.

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The Debats satirically remarks—" The Moniteur
has taken care to apprise the public twice that its
correspondence has no official or semi-official cha-
racter. If it could be doubted that this correspon-
dence expresses only individual opinions, the
doubts would be dissipated by the reading of this
passage, and especially of the phrase which ter-
minates it."

/*We:seta. Somers oTegleton Portman'
gems. Strafford Cranworth Roeebery
Abingdon Wicklow. Crewe Sandy*
Airlie vacuums. Deere Say and Sete
Camperdown Falmouth Dartrey Sefton
Cawdor Leaster Weary Somerhill
Cowper Stratford de Foley (Teller) Stanley of Al
De they Bedelige. Hamilton derley
Duels RUNUP. Leigh Stratheden
'gingham Durham. Lemon Taunton (Teller)
Ines Luang. Llanover Wodekonse
Granville
Pflp!r Lyveden Worlingham
Grey

Blantyre
NOT-CONTENTi.
lIIJIHO sun noes . EARLS. BISHOPS. LORDS.
York. Harrington London Kenyon
DIARB. Home Oxford Kingsdown
Maechester Lucan Rochester Leamileld
Marlborough Manven St. Asaph level and Hal-
Richmond Morton Winchester. land
Rutland. Orkney LORDS. Ravensworth
ISIS. Pomfret Blayney Rayleigh
BlithuTller) Powis Boston Redeadale
Norraanby Romney Brodrick Sheffield
Salisbury. Rosalyn Castlemaine Silchester
RAW. Stanhope Chelmsford Sondes
Amherst Verulam. Churston Southampton
Bantry 'amount. Marina Stewart of Stew.
Beauchamp Doneraile Clifton art's Court
Carnarrou Dungannon Colchester Stewart of Oar-
Cathcart Exmouth Colt :lie of Cul- ilea
Dartmouth Harding° roes (Team) Saint Leonards
De La Warr Hood. Conyers Strathspey
Derby BISHOPS. Egerton Templemore
Desert Bath and Wells Farnham Tenterden
DOPCBHEP Carlisle Feversham Watungham
Klleuboniugh Rugg 'oxford Willoughby de
Ellesmere Kilmore Grantley Broke
Rene Llchneld Orineked Wynford
Graham Llandaff Reytesbury

HOUSE OF 0010 IONS-MAT 13.
_ _ INOUYE TAX._

Motion made, and question put, "That in the opinion
of this house, the incidence of an Income Tax should not
fall upon capital or property, and that when applied to
the annual products of invested property it should fall
only upon the net income arising therefrom ; and
that the net profits, gains, or sandes of persons and part-
nerships (not being public companies) engaged in any
trade, farm, manufacture, profession, or salaried employ.
meat should be subject, previous to amassment, to such
an statement as may equitably And the barflies thrown
upon intelligenoe and skill as compared with property :"
—(Mr. Hubbard). The house divided ; Ayes, 62
Noes 99.

ATM.
Barnes, T. Green*ll, G.
Baas, M. T. Handley, J.
Bernard, Co/ Hay, Sir J. C.
Black. A. Hibbert, J. T.
Blake, J. Hodgkimoo, G.
Bonham-Carter, J. Jackson, W.
Brady, Dr. Kakewich, 8. T.
Bright, J. Melly, Sir F.
Burrell, Sir P. Kinglike, A. W.
Clay, J. Lawn, Sir IL
Cobbett. J. M. Lanigan, J.
Collier. B. P. Leith's's, B. A.
Cot, W. levels, H.
Dalgllab, R. M'llahon, P.
Douglas, Sir C. Marsh. M. H.
Doukas, P. Monson. W. J.
Duke, Sir J. Morris, D.
Tenney, Lord ()Terra& B. M.
Forster, W. E. Onalow, G.
Gard, B. & Padmore, B.
Getty, S. G. Parker, Major
Goldsmid, Mr F. H. Faraway, Visa.

Rerjeant
florllrd-UrquhartW.
Powell, J. J.
Rothschild, Baran
Salomon, Ald.
&hole/lel& W.
Seely, C.
Selwyn, C. J.
Mandeld. J.

Taylor,Thornhill, W. P.
Tollemaehe, B. J.
Warner,
Weetheed, J. P.
White, J.
Williams, W.
Wood. W.
Yorke, Z. T.

*nuns.
Hubbard, J. G.
Crawford, B. W.

NOW
Angerettin, W. Gibson, T. M.
Atherton, Sir W. Gladstone, W.
Bagwell, J. Gower, F. L.
Baring, Sir F. T. Grey, Sir G.
Barrow, W. H. Hadfield, G.
Berttelot, Cul. Banbury, R.
Later, W. Haakey, T.
Beale, S. IlHaztsojt K. B.
Beecroft, G. 8. M.
1 Banock. G. W. Heathcote. Sir W.
Blackburn, P. Hennessy, J. P.
Bouvet.* P. P. Herbert. H. A.
Bridges, Mr B. W. Heygate, Sir P. W.
Bruce. B. A. Howes, L
Buller, Sir A. W. Hutt, W.
Burke, Sir T. J. 11.1enpoote, Col.
Inustn, C. fisightley, B.

Northeote, Sir S.
O'Conor Don, The
Paget, Lord C.
Palmerston, Viact.
Peel, Sir It

Peel,, F.
Minya, G. L.
Pinney, Cut.
Potter, E.
Powys, P. L

Quinn P.
Nkomo. O.
Ridley, Sir M.
Seymour, Sir M.
Smith, Abel
Steel, J.
Steuart, A.
Bnlllraq M.
Tref Ws, C. H.
Trelawity, Mr J. B.
Trollops, Sir J.
Vaixlelear,
Vane, Lord H.
Villiers, C. T.
Walcott, Adml
Waldroik L.
Walpole, S.
Watkins, 001.
Westlake, T. H.'

... ... —• v.
Cairti. J. W.
Cardwell, E. W.
Chapman, J. Lewis. Sir 0. C.
Churchill, Lord A.B. Lindsay, Gen.
Close, M. C. Lowe, H.
Colebrooke, liir T. Macaulay K.
Conolly, T. Ill. Cork, W.
Crautuvd, IL H. Mackie, J.
Croqdry, F. Mainwaring, T.
Disraeli, B. Mans, IL
Duff, M. E. Martin, J.
Dunbar. Sir W. Massey, W. N. I
Evans, T. W. Mllier, T. J.
Finlay. A. 8. Mille. T.
Freeland, H. W. Mills, J. H.
French. Col. Mitchell. T. A.
Garnett, W. J. Mon% W. J.
Gavin, Major Norris, J. T.

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Cu Court.

BALMORAL, MAY 12.

The Queen, Prince Alfred, and Princess Helena.
the Ladies and Gentlemen in Waiting, and the household,
attended Divine service, yesterday mornuig;at the Castle.
&The Rev. Dr. McLeod officiated.l
Prince Alfred, attended by Major Cowell, left Balmoral
this morning to join her Majesty's ship, St. George, off
Burnt Island.
The Rev. Dr. McLeod is staying at the Castle. '"

A deputation consisting of Harper Twelvetrees,
Jesse Hobsoo, Esq., the Rev. F. Tanking, LL.D., W.
Rawson Brame, Esq., and Joseph A. Homer, bad an inter-
view with the Duke of Newcastle, yesterday, at the Colo-
nial-office. The :deputation was introduced by Edward
Ball, Eq., M.P.
A deputation consisting of Mr. Hoyden, M.P., Mr. Laird,
M.P., Mr. Charles Turner, Chairman of the Pacific
Steam Navigation Company ; Mr. Tyner, Director, and Mr-
Just, Managing Director of the Company, had an inter
view with Secretary Sir George Grey, yesterday, at the
Hoene-office.

Despatched, were received yeeterday, at the Colonial-office,
from the Governor of New Zealand.

Despatches were 'mutt° the Lord High Commissioner of
the lonian Wands.

His Royal Highness the General Commanding in
Chief will hold a levee at one o'clock on Monday
next, the 19th instant.
Their Highnesses the Prince and the Princess
Michel Schaboffskoy have arrived at the Brunswick Hotel,
Jermyn-street, from St. Petersburg, for the season.
The Earl and Countess Russell entertained the
Japanese Ambussdorsst dinner last evening, at their resi-
dence in Chesham-plane. The following were also present :
The Marquis and M►rchioness of Westminster, Viscountess
Palmerston, Lord Merin, &c. Mr. Macdonald was in
waiting on the ambssaadors. Later in the evening her
ladyship had an assembly.
The Earl and Countess of Derby's party on the
28th inst. is a dinner to their Royal Highnesses the
Duchess of Cambridge, the Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg
Straits, and the Princess Mary. A select circle have been
invited to meet the royal guest:._ .

The Earl end Conn tees of Laneeborough and Mies
Butler have returned to their residence, in Great Stanhope
street, from Swithland Hall, Leicestershire.
The Earl of Albemarle will leave Rutland-gate
to-morrow on a contineatal tour.

The Earl and Countess of Cork entertained a
select party at dinner last evening at the family residence
in Grafton-street.

The Earl and Countess Cawdor and family have
arrived at their residence in South Audley-eireet for the
maw%

The Earl and Countese Howe have arrived al
Curzon House from Cowell for the mem.
. . - .

Lord and Lady Rokeby are expected at Montagu
Howie in a few days from the Continent.
- "

Lady Egerton (of Tattoo) gave her second danc-
ing party I tat evening, at her residence in St. James's-
square. Their R Tel Hight:mimes the Duchess of Cambridge
and the Princess Mary, and her Royal Highness the Grand
Duchess of MeeklenburtStrelits, honoured her ladyship
with their presence.

Convocation will be prorogued on the 20th inst.
to a future day, and no business will be transacted.

The resignation is announced of Captain Walter
Crofton, chief &rector of convict prisons in Ireland.

The Lord Chancellor hail ordered, ou the recom-
mendation of her Majeety's Attorney-General, Sir William
Atherton, that 4001. from a kneed Chancery fund shall be
given to the National Lifeboat Institutioc, in consideration
elite plat and important operations.

THE EXPRESS, WEDNFSDAY EVENING, MAY 14, 1862.