The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-13 00:00:00

I r 4;.!- ,SATURDAN t VENTING, JUNE 13,_1868.

led had no opportunity of preparing themselves for the
task. (Hear, hear.) He (the noble marquis) utterly de-
clioed, therefore. that night to follow the boo. gentleman
in the obsematioos which he had made on the trial of Cop-
tain Sinaloa, or on the cooduet of the Commander-ion-Chid
in India, or here, is nanctiooing the proceeding and Aladin,
ef the court martial. So far as lit (the noble lord's)
judgment want—rod it was coufirmed by the opinion
of the Judge Advocate— the letter of Captain
Smales ass most insubordinate, and quite jum
tided his disminial from the regiment. (Hear, hear.)
The letter of Paymaster Samba was highly insubordinate,
and he should always be ready to defend that statement
(Hear, hear.) The hon. gentleman had attacked the Com-
mander-in-Chief, but the finding of the court-martial sever
came before him at all—the Commander-in-Chief in India
was the judge in the case. The hon. gentleman said he
did not want a victim or a scapegoat ; but he thought the
course which the Commander-in-Chief had determined to
adopt would give satisfaction to the people of England. It
was stated that Sergeant Lilley bad not bees cruelly confined,
and as Colonel Ora clay bad made one 'Wettest and Cap-
tain Fitssimoos Bother, it had been determined to order a
omit-martial upon the former, injustice to him, so
that • full inquiry might take place. ti, would not proceed
with the matter further after that explanation. (Hear.)
Colonel NORTH said the circumstances in reference to
Sergeant Ltllev and others had caused great regret to him
and all persons in this country, and whoever bad caused
them ought to be punished, but at present no one would
say that Colonel 13111.107 was to blame. (Bear, bear.)
P. O'BRIEN thought that hie Royal Highness the
Commaoder-in-Chief acted with the greatest discretion in
thin matter. • He understood that the state of the Ennis-
killen Dragoons was such as to require some change in the
administration of the regiment.
Lord PALMERSTON said that the boa. member for
Brighton had given an example of grow injustice in 'eking
the house to maintain justice. (Hear, hear.) The hon. gen-
tleman had used language and es presides, in reference to his
Royal Highness the Commander-in-Chief which were wholly
undeserved, and he bad no doubt when the hon. gentleman
returned to his cooler judgment, to-morrow morning, be
would himself regret the use of such language. Such re-
marks would do no injury in the minds of a discerning pub-
lic to the reputation of his royal highness, which stood too
high to be affected by those remarks. (Hear, hear.)
Mr. BOUVERIE thought it imprudent, talky's, and
lumina to raise this question, and to mike the Hones of
Commons a court of review on the proceedings of a court.
martial in I Wis. If this mode of proceeding were wlopted,
it "retold be subviesiv• of all discipline in the Indian army.
He thought that nadir the circumstances the Commander-
' in-Chief acted properly in adopting the opuses he bad done.
CAPTAIN MELVILLE WHITE AND THE PERUVIAN
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SPORTING INTELIEGENCL

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NEWTON MEETING.-FRIDAY.

Tan Matron Hanotriar at HO sera. ; wilmen extra ; Red
Boum iz Abut Iva tortes/a
Mr. Soott,n I Montero Buck, by Monnteln Deer—Mrs.
Rarer, S yrs, 7M, 7lb in. 7lb en.) ,Noble, 1
Mr. Beseinorresverotee, Wm, lit lb Whiteley)
Mr. Smith's Omiheldi, tin, Tet itlb n.. 71t, ex.)(Barlow'
The following also ran : Captain KMOrt, Hammon, Caroline.
andrtiracco.
Betting : 5t04 on Mountain Bock, 7 toll apt Devotes.
8 to 1 each eat Garibaldi and Cornea, 10 to 1 apt Captain
Knight. Won by &heed ; e bad third ; • length I)" *egg.
third and fdurtb.
THE Liar Pegs STALKS, of RI love. each, h ft, with 50
added, for 2-yr—olds ; oohs, 94t 10th ; Mies and geldiop,
Bst 7,b; winners extra; 'emend to are hie. stake. Red
Hones to.
Mr. 04604110.4 Prince Arthur, by Weatherblt - Mims Agnes,
gat Slb'tio. 711 ex (0 borne) I
Mr. Phillips's Perenasion, 9.6 Mb (In. 101 b es.) (Clement)
Mr. C. Winterloghsnia SUN, Mk IMb • (O. Noble) 3
f. by Olnaawar—Pretty Girl. and Bk, Watktrt mho ran.
Betting : 6 to 4 apt Panne d}thur, 3 to 1 each Per-
Betting
and Stiff. Won by half a length ; [gni
bureau secood and third.
Tar SOUTH LaßAsenti Twansina's &AM (Handi-
cap) of 100 Nova., added to a sweepstakes of b Son. each ;
wWeere extra ; second to melee Wrova. One mile and a
quar Mr. Wter.
aimea Boberolan, by Astrologer—Bright May.
3 yrs. getelb (Noble) I
Mr. Owens Brilliant, 5 yrs, est 71b (Clmente) 2
Mr. Rich's Bast Lancashire (Britton: 3
Captain Crow also ran.
Betting :• 6 to 4 on Brilliant, 3 to 1 opt Bohemian, 4 to 1
apt East Lancashire. Won by a length ' • a neck between
second and third ; • bad fourth. Bohemian palled up lame.
THE SELLING liAsoicar of 3 soya each, with 10 lidded ;
winners extra. One mile nod t, q rter.
Mr. OsbornesCorerdale, br ' dam by Sleight-
°l"naad. Ma Est 714 #Carroll) 1
Mr. Lincoln. Acorn, S yra, 7.1 ' (W moo) 1 2
The following also ran Mousetrap and nutology..
The winner was bought by Mr. W. Owes fox 69 gamier.
Tux 9r. Hermes POMO ((Handicap) of 3 soma ads, with
W added. Sad Heine
Mr. T. CURS Darid Ann, by Valean—Merry Wing, 5 yrs,
7st 12Ib (ft Orbashaw) 1
Ml. Osborne' Paddy O'Rourke, Stn, Set (WbiteleY) 2
Mr. Barber's cutler, 4 yrs, Sst 716 SNoble)
The following also ran: Osilhaldi And Glasgow.
Betting : 6 to 4 each apt David Ann and Odin; 6 to 1
apt any other.

LATEST BRTTINH.
NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE.
A to 1 apt ILaripld (t)
10 to 1
12 to 1
BBlanksoightos(t) (t)
12 to 1 Caller Oa (t)
12 to 1 -- Pilot (t)
12 to 1 Ctarior ft)
12 to 1 Dosfoot (5)
100 to 6 Carbiooor (off)
100 to 5 Lothian's King (off)

GOVERNMENT.
Colonel FRENCH and Mr White rose at the same time,
but the former said that u there was no motion before the
borne, he believed he *as entitled to ask the question which
stood in his name. He therefore wished to ask the
the Under-Searetary of State for Foreign Affairs whether
say answer had been received from the Peruvian govern-
ment to the communication rude about six weeks smo. ro-
weling Captain Melville White ; and to what friendly
power, is case the reply was not satisfactory, Captain
White s claims were to be referred.
The question was not answered.
VOLUNTEERS BILL.
This bill was read a third time and pained.
DRAINAGE AND IMPROVEMENT OF LAND
(HLEIAND) BILL.
This bill was reed a third tams and pared.
REGIMENTAL DEBTS, kr., BILL.
This bill passed through committee.
INNKEEPERS' LIABILITY BILL.
Ilais bill was considered as amended.
The hones adjourned at 20 minutes past one.

Sr. LEGER.
4 to 1 eget The Ranger (t)
7to 1 Lord Clihten (t)
10 to 1 Queen Bertha (t)