The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-28 00:00:00

POLAND.

The Hari of 811AFITSBURY said he had avery im-
portant petition to pronat on the subject of Poland, but
seeing that the noble lord the Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs wee not a hie *en he most postpoee is until after
Faster—vu, until the 17th of ApriL
BIRTHS AND DEATHS REGISTRATION (IRELAND)

BILL
The above to In. mad a third time sad pored.
POST-OFFICE SAVINGS BANKS BILL
The report ad aseadaieste to this bill was received.
MARINE MUTINY BILL.
This bill misread a mood time.
AUGMENTATION OF BENEFICES BILL.

Cht the motion for the epreed reading of this bill,

The Berl of BILLFTICSSIIILY, not having bassi preseat
when the sullied was brought forward on the previoes
evening, desired KM to ex ►is mast hearty oorionrreoce
is; the proposal of the tad Chancellor.

The Bishop of LONDON said this w the that time for
the lass air years that the government had introduced a bill
to adapt uns church to the wants of the country, and he
eras gtad to are it area of a highly practical character.
The Archbishop of YORK approved the bill. bat thought
t►e sage Lid dm by the Lord Chancellor would regime
aesadoa

—The but vas rood a mooed timo, sod ortiond to to
Word to a NANA mansittoe.

The LORD OHANCELLOR statat that immediately
after the BtAler memo be would give ample seam of the
maim of their lerdebips whom he imitated to propose
sheald meitilmis the satire emamittem
THZ OLOONR LOAN FUND.

The Earl of LEITRIM moved as address for anion of
wceirrth=ntraT Lid o= 4:,111'."1.7.71rd,a
wed the alleged eoeleastical of those fan&
Earl ORANVILLE, without expressing an opinion
wheeler the prawn= al the return was desirable or
aged the ends earl to panpipe his motion tined an oppor-
tunity was afforded for criersunoratiog with the Irish go-
Verllleellt es the envie* and of Larne( whothar they en
tartans& Gay *Wadies to the aorreepoodson Wog prenated
to pathstasat.
The Earl of IMMIX acspalened in the saggestiow, nod
the main woe re4iewsd.
ApwLTheir hada* wijoemnd lentil Tudor, the 14th of

HOUSE OF 0011310N8.—FILIDAY, MA2CII 27.
The tilmeaa took the chair at are calaatet to 4 &cloak.

The ape • bins wen read • third time sad passed :
Aylesbury sal ; Hereford, Hay, sail Breese Rail-
way ; Lthdport and Seethera Tramway Bill ; Riztas
sod Werburtos Bridge ; mad Swansea Muhl* Cleeps-
ratios Bet.
THE STALYBRIDGE RIOTERS AND THE MANSION-
HOUSE COMMITTEE.
Calomel PATTEN said, seen the Berrehuy of Male for
the Hams Depeemmil ia place, he wield to pat to
him a qamtien respielieg the state el the onto* ma-
lastariag dis Me should like to knew from him
rdithelly whattrient was the stale of the denies. Seem i!
themneats bid Wand the newspapers with regard to
disterbeeess f. t 0... ens two teeth, end it would be highly
itheiralde v hear that the right hen redeem wee set
Wormed by these ststements ; sad that be meld
et
berme as ausennee that the oottoa manafeetthing
were not la • &we= abate.
Efir G. OBEY said if hie boa. friend had ailed the
quintile of ban yesterday he Amid bays bees nide to Ade
Wt the dingraestal disterbeeme which hid emaned at
stayer beil heem sappremsd, avid that there
vas as appeelmenien of there ban revived. Bat be was
may le say that peter ay evening and this
aeveral Wises had bum resolved frees moose bra
the sessesel lefermateme, and VIM all =premed the appro.
bessice Mot free the ethremely Weeder etedoet of the
Xamiestheese eamenitase to 'odds( • great of 5001. to be
distrlbetel el Illthipiritign wiliest the iiWthiel 'anxieties
to the eammittee et sremerpsesat—oerng to that Wadi-
aliens esednre Wy wens amid that the thenarbenses woold
M mewed. His however,. that preeept 111011111111$
Ilia ayes tam ibe and civil authoritise—ead aa
the civil autheritiLribuiskasedt depended—to suppers any
attempt at further
Mr. W. OURITT seal that the Mathias Hoene oommittee
bed forwarded the /SOL to fitnybridge is compliant, with
unseat representalier which had been addressed to
times, to and hemsdite relief far great sad pressing
Menem
Col. W. PATTEN said that he believed that it would he
innessible to deal la ray Anent sesame with that great
=if there seem two ocedieting soarer from width
mte be supplied. He believed that the operatives
themselves would re that the local amunittees mast entirely
nail is ths aseemplishineat it the object far which they had
been termed if they did not awoke the greatest satin 4
the distribution of Slie feuds at their oessmand.
Mr. FERBAND bogged S. stale that this thiglkik factory
operatives is Leassidere hadszpseiseeel the &Word regret
at the recent oseurrseoes at Maly bridge. H. had nerved
a lame number rd letters ham them. assuring him that
tine was ate fear at present of any further outbreak, and
that they were Molds( forward with the greatest Intend to
the diseamila which was shortly to take plasm is the House
of Oesemees. (Hear, beer.)
Sir O. GREY behoved that the boo. gentleman wee quite
eorrect in aye( that the greet body of the operatives had
taken no put in the meat disturbances, and had given
them no othateasese whatever. (Beer. hear.) In fact the
conduct of the operative geasrally had been beyond all
Et' lined Menthem regretting that there
MN two IMMO of relief, sad in Within that the
conduct of the Mansion-house Committee had been most in-
judicious, not in declining to give a cold denial to the ap-
plication which was made to them, but in sending a con-
tribution without onamunicatiog with the central relief
oommieso, which comprised men of the greatest saperieoce
and local 'movie's*. (Cheers.)
Mr. BRIGHT &bethought it • mat miefortath that there
shoald have been two econinittem. It was not unlikely that
the opening of one in London had enabled • larger amount
of subsoriptiths to headlined than m ight otherwise have been
the CYO ; bat it was to be regretted that there should be
more thee ems abeam& for distributing the relief. (Hew,
bear.) At Ashes there had actually beim a sort of com-
petition between the two committees. (Hear, bear.) Uit
was not too late, be should even now recommend the Man-
sion-bons committee to transfer their fuels to the com-
mittee in Manchester. (Cheers.) He c.enldatiretycouErm
what had been mid by the bon. member for Law= 1
and he thought that the mated committee Ingle be
with any funds that might be sent to them. (Bon.)
The motion for adjournment wan then put and negative&
THE MEDITERRANEAN FLEET.
Sir J. HAY asked the Secretary to the Admiralty
whether it wad tete that the naval columned is chief in the
Mediterraseas was to be madded to a rear•admind, and
whether that eppeintamet was rendered seerear7 by the
unfitness of the 48 seers admirals sad vioiradronak to
undertake that asmatand, or in cossemmace of the relac-
there of some of them to incur the expanses incidental to
the appointment.
Lord C. PAOICT said it was quite true that Rear
Admiral Smart bad bees appoisted Commander- is-Chief of
the Mediterranean fleet, but that appointment ked not
been rendered necessary by the unfitoess of the active
admiral. and nasedmizala, or to their reinvest* to in-
cur the expenses incidental to the poet. It had been aside
pimply in coneequesee of the main sad envious of Admiral
Smart baring medend It theambent was es preassat
to soomraeud Ms to leer Majesty few w annesi,