The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-28 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT•

HOI'SE OF LORDS.-- TuttIIADLY, MARCH 27.
The Lott) Cloonculaus took kb oast upon the woolsack
wl 5 o'clock.
PETITIONS PRP:RENTER
A number of pada."' were soul pre.ented against the
wevieetlotele he the Marquis of,Ett trr, the WI of Hsnlwicke,
the F.ltvl of Malcuestatry, the Lal Shaftesbury. rtsouunt
Duagannon. the Rishop of Woreetter, Lord St. Leonard',
Lord T.iukAm, Lord Itgdoolok. sod LOW Lytteltun.
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PRIVATE (BILL&
l'br I peuls New Uos Bill, the Falmouth Vista. BIR,
and the Owning Water Bill win mad a thud time and
yam&
CHARITABLE CM ACT posiAMENDMENT BILL.
Thi hill was‘ ma • awed Ws*.
INDIA "roma TWO
Thi. INU prowl Arose It eirreittes.

INDIA ItTOClLBltlibfla BILL

LUNACY REGULATION BILL.
Ou the mon d .fit. the Loin Cwowczutra
worol wmen eons vend carreetiees, which wen
weed to.
rter report wee thee nesiveil.
41K JOHN SOA'NEI3 NUSEUN BILL.
TM. tell gamed through committee.
THE INDIAN REMNUE.

The Forl of AliElkaakedelinibetite report waa tree
which had appeared in the public Menials of Friday lad.
namely, that the India Lenses Act had been abolished,
awl that NO are of tepee. or 300,0001., which had already
lees collected. bad bees rented to the taxpayers'
The Duke of ARGYLL mid so atrial ado/matins
whatever bad reached the Ink-once is regard to the
online which the ladies goverment had flashy resolved
epos is reference to the Loewe tar, and even the last pri-
vate letters from the noversoreeseoral were Doted a eaters
to enable his right hoe. bind to state what course the
government is India tanned to venue with repel to that
tat. He nosed it possible, however, that the noble
▪ informatios weight be true, red that the Indian go-
earawirat would lather abstaie fremeolleetiag thetas than
abolish it. He thought his sable bind wee not quite
aware of the eirearnelasem loader s the In sow stood.
*afar as be (the nuked Argyll) mad embeeet, the lames
Ms ma a matter of eery gram awalbenne blade' a year
and a half ago. It never ham .steely oallested
out
-
out the whole of India, bet be Wend that the sensation
bad bepo in certain parta of the pendeem of Bonny. but as
• general measure tie tea bed mew been put is
sad in all probability 14 maeuld Nes est that ral=ll
source of the movement men seese mesh ea genies of the
tea aa &terrine the eillselime lees time preiml. Ile ter br
from digitalin from time eliserredere al lie web bleed ell
• the shame iempedieney d reoltlier 1114 tee. awl
leaningk nampealed impel la Ai* Ibeegbet in s-
to he so. wee endeebeelir priesedee in Wok
character, and he Wired it yes the Illisallea d Or halm
government, as soon Y wok, .Wy the.. barn
Latin, but no • geseelee el replan seetaxaidprlllsglw
fora) soother the Idle gewommut most eaesifer *seen
parsers burden as lie mph of laalls. The flereelehm4
anietration of ledie was sew vary b speed, and he treated
that is a .bort time the ladles goverment would Ind hien
ia a position not only to abelsia from collecting tie Hems
lent aka to modify the import duties.
Tbe:r lordships the. adjourned at twenty minutes to six

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—THURNDAY, BiAsci27. I
The Seim= took She their at 4 o'clock.
PRIVATE BISSINERB.
The following bills wore read a third time —Hensley 1
inured Roerdof Health ; Gentile sad Liverpool Railway ;
Heckrnoodwike (I.; Kinston ad Eardieley Railway;
London, Chatham, mad Dover Railway (Junction Railway ,
at Battersea. he.) : New Chappel, Liudfield, and Brighton,
U., Roads ;Teudring Hundred Railway -,,Warehari Road.;
sad Weymouth and Portlaud Railway aid &Weeks to
Banos. Belle
OUR COMMERCIAL RELATIONS WITH BELGIUM.
Mr. Z. W. FORSTER pee notice that tomorrow .
el pi
ofg 1141111111iiiell of supply he would ask thove&
Lied thsTrusary to inform tUdisese why the aegotiatites
!sr a elearaertial lesray with Bolgim, for the parrani of
=that Belphre elasalel set impose any diffiremtial
NM* gook hod boos seopeaded.
THE LATE NAVAL MOIDACIIIMENT IN AMERICA.
Mr F. SMITH /eve modes that es sodas into exaselase
touverew Ohio (by) he should call the attendee el the
liessetery of Slab ter War to the reports of an
between the Wooled frigede the Merrimac, is areal
condor el the Coefederue Metes of America, sad an hos
palest with a shot-proof roof, called the Neater, in the
Nivel service elf the Federal States; and sa whether
from the resale el that motion it wield set he prudent to
wereed the operations for twastradiag eons of the foals at
Spuliecd octal the vales of inch gauhcals for the deform
et our ports aid reedateade shall Let his. fully ear
sidered
SUMMARY JURISDICTION IN IRELAND.
Sir R. PEEL pee wooer that to-arrow he would In-
troduce a measure mistime Ii rensisseey jerieihnkei Is
THE COVENANTED CIVIL SERVICE Off INDIA.
Mr. VANSITTAILT whited to ash the Rearearry of Mate
kr lute whether he had ',solve! may rad Ida mookoriolo
from thous members of her Wally% Ogrormitoi ma ow-
vim who are 001, India, praying terthe teem of earlobe
pi•VoOr44, and if so, whether he had say oldeetios to pine
the same ow the table of the luau?
tiLr C. VP NM/ said that ose memerial bad bees susieed,
sod others, be believed, were ea their way. It would sot
be convenient to lay them as the table at presoak bate el
earn they would ultimately le. Lid before the hewn.
MALTA POLICE.
Mr. GRIFFITH wished to mak the Ceder ffersif
Plate for the Colosies whether a memorial or
signed by thirty gentle:nee of Malta, bad hem
to the goyeroor of that Iliad, corn plainest of the essdaet
of the police there is sot effectually preveating, er sew
iivrag at, She rioss which took place os the 9th sad
of F . Whether they ware deeired, is aaswer,
address any " evideoce or explanation they might peeren
IS the subject to the eupenoteadant of police, wbieh they
deelitied to do, ea the ground that the inquiry should be
mode by authority, " isdependeet of the department of the
eseentin police.. And whether it was the opinioe of the
Rearetary of *ate far the Colonist that the chief of the
paler waa the proper satherity to be appointed to *vire
Into the residua of lee owe deparaset, as between the
islishitude and that estaldielreesi, wee of a weephiat
publiely spoiau ft.
Mr. FORTICUE said that b appeared tram the report
°Ohs govenser that the accousle which had reached this
sesatry had bees palely eamopreted. With respect to
the latter part of the question tie goverameat bad received
ao isformatiin.

PROSECUTION OF OFFENCES BILL.
.1r fl GREY said that he ebeald peetpooe this bill till
after the quarter eurions bed base held it the diffessat
Tame of the country. He also smelled to the hoe. end
loaned member for Drib sat to bring forward lis
motto no the snails of helylia tomorrow. is coesequespos
of the cheeses of hie saWea friend the. First Lord of the
Trosoury, who teen usfortaaiely sot able to cased fist
sight. sod probably would sok be able to do so to-marow.
•rt 1.. BO WYKE ormated.

BRTGANDAGE IN NAPLES,
Sir ft, BLOWY' ER, seeing the Under Secretary for Forage
Affairs in his place, wished to pit a question to him on
the subject of • proclamation which had recently ap-
peared, and as atounite trenelatios of which be had pro.
sere& With the permission of the house he would read it.
It was to the following effect, and was signed by the oele.
braced Major Fumed of creel notoriety :=" Notion to the
rnlgtic.—The andergeed, charged with the destruction of
who =tpeewees a rem of 100 francs for any tripod
e brought to him. dead er alive; and the same
sum will be given to say brigand who shall kill
is. of he comprises, sad kis life shall, morn
ever, be spared." (Abll.) He would remind the
house that in Naples a • meant reedkaist. The pro.
elamatioe proceeded :—" The undersigned declares that any
use who shall give shelter to the Miriade, providing for
their assistance, or giving them the slightest aid, or who
shall see them, or simply keno of their place of refuge,
without giving immediate notice to the civil or military
authority, shall he immediately shot. For the protection
of docks the shepherds are invited to form several centres,
with a eselneed armed force, Mimes. in case of attack they
will not be permitte 1 to plaid in sure that the cattle
were taken from them by force. In three days all the cot.
taps must be burned, and the towns and uninhabited coon
try hours most he unroofed. and the windows walled up.
After the lapse of the same time they will be burned, and
all cattle and sheep sot guarded with sufficent force will
be Allied. It is explicitly forbidden to any bread
or other food out of the commune. Every see
tranagreising this order will be considered as se
aecoutplies of the brigands. Provisionally, sad fee
the present eirmurtares, the syndics are authorial
to give to the perste pentiesioe to tarry arms ea the
repoinibilitp of the preprietres who may ask for this to
be done. Leek Meell of the 'tarred guard is
tilde for the eddy ef the esramae. The
MO mos bat two parties. the kissed. and the maks-
lapetia—opporets of the Mips& All who grad kit
forget will be dried with the brigands, and the meet
energetic, measures will be tare against them, bemire
when the comma Interest requires flak sesistanse it is a
erre to refer to give it. All disbanded soldiers who do
Sot present theelves within four days will be emesdered
as brigands." This proclamation was dated Calico, in the
Braker, March 1, 1962, and with respect to it. execution
be had before him as article from an Italian newspaper
to the effect that a captain of the Garde, Mobile's wee tra-
versing a certain distract, and met with a number of country
people. He salted them if they had men any armed Mods,
and they replied is the Repave. Soon after it hammed
that a sanguinary conflict took place between his corps sod
• body of armed men. The captain, believing that ha bad
been deceived by the remarry, returned after three demi
to the place when be had met them, captured 13 unfortu-
nate countrymen, drove them into • at, or cabal, and abyss
by firing ou it, set Sr. to the Par, and thee 13 hearer
prior were burned to death. What be wished to ask wee,
whether her Majesty's goverment bad been more fortu-
nate than they were on the previous occestra,
soil bad received iaformatioe of these troperiant eyrie ;

yid whether is the *east of their not having received it
they would take steps to ascertain the truth or falsehood
of the stateroeaa lie believed himself that then was no
doubt about its truth, yid bored that some remonstrance
would be addressed to the Pisilmonteee government on the
subjedy bee Majesty's goverameat
LATARD maid that the boa. herald bed siren bite
no notice of hie intention to put thee, questions. Hear,
hear.) Her Majesty's government were not reepoasibia for
articles in Italian newspapers, or for procleatatitme that
might, or might not, have been issued in that
With regard to the particulio proclamation to wMPItTe
hoe. baronet hail alluded, he had rearm to benne, from *
formation which had been received front Naples, that it we,
bronchi to the notice of her Majesty's aosealt sad we, frf
him mentioned to the tovernor, who had riposived se
news of it. berme been sent to that lane*
Calico. It did Oat 6110112 to be known that Major
was omen Alcor in the employment of the Piedesosbese
gorsentneet at present. There was a draft of soar such
proclamation, but it had never been printed, and bow a
copy of it came isle the possession of the has. harvest be
was quite at a loss to understand. At the name time be
could not help observing that questions like these wield
more properly be asked in the free parliament of Tech
than in the British House of Commons. (Cheers.)

THE REVISED CODY.

The &boomed debate on the sorbed eels was rimmed by
Mr. WH ITEAIDE, who observed that the subject was
cos of groat national interest, and it wee fertimately ens
upon which coon of different political opinions could most
on • common (mod. became it was the duty which • tram
statesman owed to himself, to his neighbour, to his country,
and to his God to give his best attention to whatever would
in his view promote the education of his fellow-country.
men. (Hear.) A great system of national education ex-
isted fur some time in this ematry, fostered by the libe-
• ity of parliament, and the advantagen
_off that system
wen now questioced. What geed it bed dm bad bees
denied. They were called an to ?seemlier tisk amdati,
end it might be to retrace their steps, and in oiler to
enable them to do so her Maiesty's government bed Lld
beton them • sew scheme of education —slowly eialmetted,
soddenly propounded*ad they bad revised that Mem
mi to mks it more perfect, and then entrusted it is their
skilful and eloquent advocate. After the speech it one
manager, the hon. member for Bradfcod, sad of mother
sitting on that (Mr. Whiteside's) skeet the Imes. and alter
the declaration of opinion that all the religious belies in
this country, andadracot all the religiose lodise et lbordsod,
were antenna as the Mat, did the right hem gentle-
man mean to say that his scheme was repperied by
all who carried on the work of education in
the country? (Boar, hear.) Thee alanamt was
coutrailicted by the fads, and he hoped the Mem would
pause before they allowed the right hes. sesames to Garr/
it into .-memden, egresidering the time. mem, sad mak
is which it 'was Mnednesd by the goverameat. He (Mr.
Whiteside) bad heard at the autonomy of Iluesia, al the
despotism of Austen; but could any governmeut do mom
than say they bad resolved spots • whams, sad were Mot-
mined to carry it through without the mein, of prin.
meat? They decided first, they voted puha: mussy
secondly, and the. they lambed their Memo upon the
couatry. He did set doubt that the house would take care
so to frame rembearese as to coerce the government to pay
parlimeat that respect which was their due. The
right hon. geatlesma bad stated as a great argument why
the preseat system should be overthrown, that
it was expensive. Granted that it was expensive; let
them look at the results of the expenditure. Ralf a
million was a onesidarable sum, though he hoped the our.
plus had been laid out in hußdiap which would Dot have
to be renewed. Bat the arguintat he used was this. They
had neglected too long the education of the lower dames of
the °poetry. They bad founded colleges, they bad iota.
blithed univeryitiee, as a means of fostering • thirst for
knowledge, and exciting the rich mid wealthy to 'become
distinguished is the highest Gelb id • intellestael
activity. All that they had dam ; far
a loo`` period of years they bed dome aotbiag for
the education of the people. The Swank people
did it, and they bed respoda luxuriant tarred. They had
en:rhim this grad work : hod they not dared, bensese-
d? Were they set sallied with the remake el their
work, and were they set resolved le k The
legislatios of later time had bees en @idea mem lam
session they bad repealed by wholemle the peek °lmbed
puniehment. Whet meld kamilly have said meld he bare
lived to see capital punishment abolished is as Ism toes
elm gimes at mine? Why was Me? Berme they were
erksaling the pimple ea me bead, and MOM* ia
of Immo*. asemliky, and amelioration es the etherg.9s
stread tight sties talking el the cast al
el their inia dip. awl el their guilty wars
width made the widow esd dme arphes, What were these
sonigeMee with Me mime it eilmalleal Let them eoo-
smile es IYey *am& het let Om set diminish the oda-
• ef Me Whim of their lower deem la former
dap Mk emir, isdalged in the pride of conquest and the
daesk ef Missy s new was more happily employed ; sad
fist it he tam that there are hMles still to be fought
teleolmolo Mae. vine mime which be bad no
pabt maid Is by Ms results to the
modal glories egall=i reign.
Mr. B. (OSBORNE eulogised Mr. Lowe for the able
manner In whisk be bad dealt with a cumbrous, nom i•
adspeeeim system, sad said there was
surprising is Os emery whisk bed bees Med eldest his
sMat la to maid en artificial system by three who bed bees
meskel and Mimed by that spina The pestles was aid
mss el Wirier) Iremlehip, MI el the advantage to the
posed pills. is me aseeepem to remendier OM the
addle* lell powilowel ezperimentel—• Mem
which kreStiMPOssiE hid dm is plat el apse
born 32,00 W. to pi/tilled le wadi eall
thoroi yit wee Mel asmileg Nee.
lie ..ene. meld* at tee ionises sad a ball
per asnme. Me emegeded lied Mie=dilmanie=
• Meek gni Mei es aped a Mesi
esseimist mid lb* spinals hie "kin the
mini mile MI set ge kr iamb. Ahem. it wee
• step la Ibe right direction. He ererrilied that the
Plume_ flgieW lied faded as mak Mei stilt bed bees se
mu& Mike es es am of its grunt meal% mend wad
rell=niney.lightlessaelint He Mini p a •shell It bad am:
Wyk= was set • milinnel ene. is tbe mem easerille•
Lyndirseaugres=el Mei wee owes
Cant
while Me moiled gawk miesstarree lies
be ebeeedeeksi the almelles maim Me spearma=l4
tam esdriliews and el the sem Ikre nest wapenided. la
ralmeme *king Whip" M
the sad el phis peak bed hem le
eusleiliwlbse.m they Lei dose prasseller
lie mese Mai eetelMdminte had BANS desk
orb Me imbed eels
ADOMMLIT mid Met Ore Males eireerft to
Ms able epseebes which had bees ellimeed M Se him
es Mk sap" he felt it most be Mark the aid et=
M. smiler Mat they were at all male se ihr
lepther es he& sides that some reviles was reeerary la
Me peewit ark el edecatice. The asiy peedian between
Mem was as is Me We and mode el reclaim lite mile el
mirth.- on itself seemly two pm eld, and meted
NAM young for revision, bat they met Near k Wed that
the kw es the subject was not capable el redden said
it bad been rained tato the imp ef • ends by meselidat-
kg the wink= of roused which were endeerai over meaty
pers. Al the same time that that ma Me rules ware
pima elm* to the same effect ae the WI resolutions sow
bleb the hem. He felt ladehted to the right boa,
ems theVie•Preakiestel the Privy Council for the •
bind Men i Mesta, the mists' tato the Motel •
sad he thsegbt that sl perms interested I. the ealijeet
elseeMis woad madly feel holehted to the Tighe be., we.
IMMO, fat otherwise pediment would merhave had au
eppeelesily of dimming this mere. He did net Mew of
my Mesa where bye legkkalse by • dspertmea. amid
be MOM justifiable them k ememes vie • peed= so
nixed up with raglan sihassisr—a spina head as the
sapped of the sides, vallgim Memisatime of the
etwatry which man eat gem maw diesamien in that
lose withoutensmiginderse el eagle. animosity.
gibe the member kr 0r Usiversity of
by MS earbalks peeped • essepromme,
par M • esersedis it Me pent apes on test. and the
vessining parties wpm mother. He (Mr. Adderley) knew
that • Meng preemie was put upon the government,
In seder to get pasts under the system of
inspection, but be bad pointed out
=recta of that system. He hoped the right hon. gen-
tlemen was prepared with some practical modification of
the system of inspection, which would include the apparatus
of education, the condition of the school, religious iostruc-
don. discipline, mid attendance, and that the inspection
would be made specific upon those points. It was said that
the object of any revision of the code ought to be to spread
the system throughout the country ; but was not that the
011111 at present! It was oleo said that certain poor and
neglected perishes did not make nee of these
grants. The poverty of those districts did not,
however, prevent the extension of education to them ; it
was lather owing to the rich rcsideuts being poor in spirit.
(Hear. bear.) There the voluntary system had broken
down, and the wealth owners had, as they admitted them-
selves, allowed the burden of that system to fall upon the
shoulders of the clergy. Having made that confosdoa,
they asked the government to make up for the voluntary
system out of the taxation of the country. If they recog-
nised such • system they would simply intact
the voluntary system, and place • premium on the
neglect of education by the wealthy claim. Theit
system most either be applied to all cams or abandoned.
The revised sods met that point In the only way it could be,
vie., by offering the per districts a cheaper kit al teacher.
(Hear, bear.) It was a peat benefit to them that the ad.
dans Mallard of inskedion should ha tbeseesure of the
grants. No bees wee malerrsi ape Mem sohocis
while he me in
cise them the Musk Midi ambled sheen
to have rebatkerry Err en. The Mame and men Midis-
men wholemed the committee of nemegement is the Semi
districts bed a *Mous horror of peurnesemegisigreenslik
• senticaset mid& he wished wen mere ha sew
I that the code pissed the schools me In the Made the
, local meamme, sad removed t intederesee,
would heive repegems is resehring government. aid.
He agreed trite/ Meek whit dead be progemd tee
pie. the =lad edneetka from hem* tee
sad am end fu above whet was Me-
' sally latemird, weak be great service to the ameley.
(Hear) It eiteald be horse is Wad that it a a system
which the gemainset did not nadertake, but eslysYed,
end that le me meat for the adaptiles of the ishsshbg
deem The mum of the goverment, however. is min-
lekkg the MMg el emlere and mieldielting • made el