The Express.
London, England, 1864-05-13 00:00:00

PUBLIC IIZETINGS IN THE PARK.

Mr. WHALLEY asked the Swathary of Stets Pm the
Home DeperMarait, with referees. to the bistrostiese id the
police es to public meitisp is the perks. whether be me-
Mimed seek lestreedess jellied the suppression of public
media. Wow thee sod as might be lad os • Sudsy ?
Six G. GREY said he did not think the letter of the
instructions bead to the Sam did authorise them, without
iambi ressuret to the add or lee ed the omedideepte, to
interfere with avenue bold la OA =esaisri6sil ditribaa
Sudsy. noose why those ere
lied redeems, to.. evil which we
Wimp beim held se Beaday in whiles mot
unfrequeetly lid to tumult and disorder. ( , Ow.)
It was obvious, however, that meetings of • pealed cha-
racter, sotteeded by weans hoidieg difeeset widens
ware objeatioesble is the park at soy time. and Meg in-
terfere with the primary object with which the pule were
!cried—seraely, the noresties and sejoymentef ell dames
of the commusity. (Chews.)
THE MALT DUTY.
In reply to a queetioo from Hr. Ng, rz,
Mr. if ORRITT said it wee his iutedtios to 'orisg forward:
Ina motes reepsetat the rush tax kemorrow (this city) as
early am persible, but he certainly. should not being It ors
after four *Weak in the mondog. (A laugh.)
IDTICATION (lI.iBPECTORIV REPORTS).
Sir G. GREY moved that the resolution of the 13th of
April with respect to the school leepectese reports be reed
by the sleek at the table.
The resolatioe having Mee read,
Sir G. GREY said he mode this proposition in ardor that
it [night sneer that the molds he wee about to make had
reformism to that reselutice. The reeolutioa amemed es es
established fad that the reports of the inspectors of schools
had dm andibeed with the ended object of sup-
prudes the .Makes to them merle which were adverse
to the ducaticed view of the Committee of Council, while
the opinion. he favour of those vlem were admitted. It
wee tree that et the time that chirp wee sends, it seisaved
a deer and dinged denial from the right *f. masher for
Casa But the home, Win( es he beamed nadir • hemp-
prehension of the real faced the COM aod osinelela ',Waco
which me not Mire the house, adopted the meelesice. The
government believed that if the endows had he.. ate the
Moods of hie right boo. fried it would have received • clear
sad atiefedso expleestiess (Hier.) His right hoe. fried
subeeptedly made a Medallist with which he thought the
house ought to be entirety eddied. Hai personal Wawa
so me meld doubt. (Hear. beet) Bus Mae ressehted out
their records, and there would be smeared ea the jinni. of
that home, a resolutioc, adopted by the tome, without soy
mehimlims, seedies a grave aed strious mason ps •
depertemet of the (oversewed which they bellowed to be
unmerited. Cruder these oircunisemices, hs edge fried! the
Presided of the Comma taking epee himself a full dire of
the responsibility heioeedg tor him se the had ef the
department whose coedoct wee impugned by that reeds.
tiou, the goverimest thought It due to thatir....
that them chines should be 'trilogy ismetigsted • tom-
midge of the beam. (Hem.) The acessnitese Media
whether the practice of the deopertroset with need to
the reports was is any degree apes to the neje.'
coodereastien deed epos it by the terms of the reso-
lution. The =WOO he had to make wee that a Mai-
mattes be appointed to inquire into the practice of the
Committee of Council with regard to reports of the liseper.
tors, and to report their opinions as to that poetise to
tb• house. The right hos. gentleman opposite gave adios
of an amendment, sod which, if adopted, would =
salmis. the scope of the ref aid ONWille
entirely foreign to the epee& and limited objeetpr G.
Grey) had in view. The right hon. gentleman pr Hat
there should be an inquiry late tin mestitutise the Cow
mitts. of Comet/, its policy it. mode of edosieisluities.
sad the degree of meted it ought to exercise over Wooer
Mead pasts. He would sot omptoes soy opiates
as to whether it was desist& or sot to ham
au inquiry of ao wide • edam, but, if it was the opiako of
the house that nab se inquiry was desirable, be thoeght
it ought to ha made a seheteetive sod distinct mob's.

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iSir 4. Oreyi www*lb would estirely swamp and oweriay
W. (Hess, bw) He feasted the to would support th,
limited imnby be wow asked for, and would not comsat
to combine with it an *ink •y of different kiod whisk
would last through the peak/ pert of the asisioo. (Hem)
The right hoe. patlemen coseluded by sowing the appoint-
wad of • Meat ICOUDitalle.
Sir J. PASINGTON wowed .s eddied= to the ram-
intim of Sir G. Grey—"ad further to inquire WM the
000stitutioo of that oosonullie, sail hew far their anode of
coodoetlog the timings of the leartmant b ormisteet
with the due oostrol of peallemmil Mer the annual edam
tioo gnus*" The elgiut has, lammt denied Hist his obiact
was so unborn= or usgsbalgume poweemnsaL Kis
only moon by rimming the bum 41seffseirs, be