The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-19 00:00:00

TUESDAY JCVSN4I!IG,_

if mei io-cantrolled committed depredatiOse all over the
Bair G. GREY laid that the fact, of the cue were all eon-
tained in the papers which had bees laid spas the table.
From those papers it appeared than although some time
Mau the management of the rdermakey had lid loses
utidadary, there had been great improvement tubs the
present year. The government had been plead in new hands,
and the persica now in ofilos had meted themselves strena-
ously to preserve ceder. At themes !Untie "greed with the
hoc. member, that them had sot been eafficseat means of
control for lads of this &seri Lim. The staff, however,
would be increased materially, and the clerical mugger
would be assisted by a lay deputy, • man who was accus-
tomed to the management of the refractory. It should be
mentioned, also, that this was not the only case of out-
break in • reformatory, as there had been
two very reosatlT is protestant iastitutiou. There
would be great incouvemarioe in withdrawing the cer-
tificate from St. Bernard's, as the boys had eased to be is
custody, and if the institution were broken up there would
be no alternative bat to set th 41010111•1111 probe* to do more
misebid that before. The Admiralty had given • ship,
which was to be statiooed in the Remy, when all new
awe would be sent, although there would be no transmis-
sion of the boys at St. Bernard's. Be trusted that although
the alarm on account of this oath tak had been considerable
there would be no further attempt to discourage efforts,
which were certainly well meant, for the reform of young
criminals.

Lord J. MANNERS hoped that the measures indicated
by the right boo. bent. •ht prove sueiessful, but in the
niesatimebe thought that dwicrtenhin &odd be messed
of thepremence of an inetitutioawhich caused waive=
and shish besides did not contain n We& boy
with the dowdy.
Mr. HEYGATE, although be did not deny that oon-
siderable alarm had been created i• his 'Neighbourhood by
the conduct of the St. Bernard's boys, yet thought that go-
vernment exercised a wide demotion in not withdrawing the
certificate tram the reformatory. There had been gent im-
provement lately in the inetitntioo, sad a considtrable
reduction in the number of boys. He believed that the late
disturtaeom bad been greatly timed by the exams of num-
bers.
THE PASSPORT SYSTEM.

Sir W. FRASER nee to auk the Under Sectary for
Forage Affair whether passports would be required for
British subjects trovelliog through Enema. Some year
since there was a notice in the Mcvsiteur to the effect that
poseporta would not be required from British subjecti
travelling in France ; bat notwithstanding that
friendly unties, he believed that cases had occurred in
which British subjects were stopped for want of passports.
He knew of one case of an English gentleman travelling in
the south of Francs, who upon arriving at a principal town
waa stopped by the gendarmes and was eked for his pass-
port. He replied that be was a British subject. The de-
mand was repotted. The gentlemen Fudged not only his
Asglieb servant bat his London address. Notwithstanding
this he was forcibly removed, and marched for a rails am.
• hot read, and brought before an °Metal, be presumed
the sons-prefet, who at mos said that there was
so right to detain him, and he was dismissed with small
sourteey. A eomplaint was made to the British ambassador
at Faris, wbo very probably complained to his Imperial
16080 goveroment, but the geotleman received so re-
dress or apology. He did not wish to make this a subject
of oomplasst ; he mentioned it as an example of came,
rimy others of which doubtless occurred which were never
heard of.

111. CARDWELL aid, on tie part el the government,
that the subject would receive eoaaideratioa. (A laugh.)
Sir W. FRASER said he would repeat the flotation.
SUPPLY.—POSTAFFICE PACKET SERVICE.

The house then weot into committee of supply.
The vote 01860,5761. for the Post.olSoe Packet navies was
agreed to.
The vote of 1,600,0001. for the discharge of Exchequer
Hoods was weed to. _ _ _

Oa the vote of 14,9561., for thee:pelisse of our establish-
ments roe the West Cornet of Africa,
Sir J. HAY moved that the vote be reduced by 2,5001.
Mr. WHITESIDE read documents showing that sixteen
odious and 200 IMO of the forms on the Gold Coast had
died, while El aliases had beau invalided ; and severely
modal:sod the policy of the war, whisk he attributed to
the Colonial-office.
Hr. CARDWELL observed that the moment the news of
the state of Wogs oa the Gold Coast reached this country,
here were taken by his department to apply a remedy for
them ; and it would appear by the paper that every parable
sad rsaeoaable precaution had been adopted to provide
against every tootinguey.
A discussion emoted, at the Onalaska of which the
saleadment wu witlidiurn sad the vote agreed to.
Upon a vote of 222,0001. for the parehase of iroadad
amain same,
Lord C. PAGET said the hoses was perfectly aware of
the eireumaisnon which bad led the government to MOW
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mesa this purchase to
The vote was to.
Tbia mu the vote in supply, and the chairmen kit
He oheir maid the cheers of hoo. members.

The r. o< Apply vaa to u haouj6f up sad agreed Ia
NEW ZEALAND (GUARANTEE OF LOAN) BILL.

Upon the motion for icing iato committee on this bill,
Sir J. TRELAWNY mad he should move that the bill
be referred to a select committee news moms satidastory
explanation' was given with regard to the mires tribe
perused.
The policy of the governmeat was spin thoroughly dig
caused. and, on a division, Sir J. Ilie/awny's ameadmeat
was lost by 79 to 32..
• • •

The beim, went into committee, sad the bill pared
Burnish that Mare
The Fortifications (Provision for Ever.* Bill Ina reed
a amend time.
BLEACHING AND DYEING WORKS ACT EXTEN"
SION BILL.
This bill was read a titled time sad paned.
TURNPIKE ACTS CONTINUANCE, dm, BILL.
This bill wan read a third Liam sad pared.
PORTSMOUTH DOCKYARD
.I.AOQUISTTION OP

LANDS) BILL.
This ME was abe read a SW line and pared.
NAVY AND ARMY EXPENDITURE (1862-3).

The home having goes into committee,
Lord C. PAGET moved the following resolution :
" That the ex are incurred for certain navy Barrios in
the year ceded the 31st day of March, 1863, has fallen short
of the mum appropriated to those service, by the sum of
870,1001. ; and that the expenditure which has been in-
curred for owlets other levy services. and not provided for
in the sums appropriated to these MITViDeII for the same year.
has amounted to the sum of 49.3,7 C el. In 9d. That the said
expenditure for Davy services noprovkled fors aforesaid.
amounting to 499,702/. la. 9d., has been temporarily defrayed
out of the surpluses which have arisen, as aforesaid, upon
other votes foe navy servicecamonntiug to8:70,1004 That the
&Mimeo° of so needs of the said surplices be sanotioned."
The noble lord said that the resolution was proposal in
accordance with the recommendation of the committee on

;ruble accounts, to enable the Treasury to appropriate the
surplus on certain votes towards the deficiency on other
v 01... He added that there would still remain a surplus
of the sum voted by the bowie.
The resolutios was agreed to.
The Marquis of HARTINGTON moved the following
101101136)11/ :—" That the expeoditure incurred for certain
army services in the year ended the 31st day of March.
184 has feller short of the sums appropriated to those
services by the mum of 1,097,725(. 12.., and that the ex-
penditure which has been incurred for certain other army
semen and not provided for in the nuns appropriated to
those services for the same year, has amounted to the sum
of 336,3091. 15s. Bd. That the said expenditure for array
services uoprovided for, as aforesaid, amounting to
336,3091. 15e. Bd., has been teropearily defrayed out of
the surpluses which have arisen, is aforesaid, upon other
votes for army services, amounting to 1,097,7251. 12s. That
the application of so much of the said surpluses be sanc-
tioned."

After some further discussion the resolutions were
agreed to.
The Lords amendments to the Pilotage Order Coofirma-
tion Bill, the Admiralty Lands ■nd Works Bill, and the
Lunacy (Swttland) Itty, were agreed to.

TheVeateninsier.hr:idge Trak 811 l went through cora-
mittee, after • statement from Mr. CowTza, in reply to Sir
J. Simmer, that he proposed, if there ware no engineering
difficulties in the way, to remove the trams from the centre-
to the sides of the roadway, and to abolish the flanges.
The Militia Pay Bill, the Sheriffs Substitute (S,otla•d)
Bill, and the Bank Notes Signature Bill were severally read
• third time and passed.
The Drainage and Improvement of Lands (Ireland)
Supplemental Bill teemed through committee.
The Indian Medreal Service Bill, the Dorn Accounts and
Returns Bill, the West Indian lactimbered Esteem Act
Amendment Ball, the Exchequer Bonds (1,Goo,000r.) Bill,
and the Metropolis Management Act (1862) Amendment
Bill were read a second time.

PUBLIC WORKS (BAN UFACI'URING DISTRICTS.)
In a committee of the whole hone.,

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved a
resolution antboriziog a further advance, not exceeding
350,000/., upon the security of local rates for facilitating
the execution of public works in mutant manufacturing
dietrinte.

The resolution wu agreed to, sail NITe given to intro-
duce a bill founded upon it.
The Clerks of the Peace Removal Bill was read a seeond
time.

The Scottish Episcopal Clergy Disabilities Bill was cionsi-
dared as amended, and ordered for third madiag.
The Salmis Fisheries (Scotland) Act. Am endmeut Ball
Tossed through committee.
The order for the second reading of the Charitable Trails
Fees Bill was discharged, and the bill withdrawn.
The Armagh Archiepiscopal Revenues Bill was nut
second time.

The Regirtration of Desch (Ireland) Rill, the Poisoned
Mesh Probibitios. &c., Bill, sad the Justices Proceeding
Coolirmetioa (Smear) Bill, were reed a third time and
pared.
Leave was gime for the iatrodootioa of the following
Srouarimp, Bill for awarding Casts is cookie
ores to oppomats sad promoters of Private Bills ; Mr.
irtuares, Bin to explain the Statutes of her prima
Majesty for amending the Laws relatieg to the RIECOVIII of
the Par.
71k• boon adjourned at balf-post ow o'clock.