The Express.
London, England, 1862-06-06 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORD& —THITESDAY, J trim 5.
1M OsAmanwa took hie seat On the woolsedi st
fro /ark.

PRPIATE BUSINESS.
The Deelisty Retkia, and Carew Railway, the Crystal
Paws ead 11110111 Ludas Inaction Railway (Amendments),
end the iyiiaaesas and Ilidkurst Jute:Moe Railway
klthanadmistO Bills were reed a third time and peeped.
COPYRIGHT (WORKS OF ART) BILL.
Lord OVERSTONB pretested a petition from the prin.
apsil pnlaithers of illustrated works m London,
00mplaining
e 'Mein preview v this hill, which was referred to •
ethic& esemsthes•
UNIVERSITY NoonAND) ACT AMENDNENT.
BILL
'flies bill was red • wooed time.
RED SEA AND INDIA TELEGRAPH COMPANY
BILL.
The above bill the read a mooed time.
'Ramp
NATIONAL EDUCATION.f
of ROCHESTER moved copies of cor- I
eace between the Committee offor Privy Council on
Nilmestioa and the committee of a proposed national school
et Chrishall, in Essex, relative to an application made for
abaiidiag great for the mid school, and refused by the
thimmittee of Council, upon the ground that there were
Meat 60 kimilise in the district professedly belonging to the
aura of Ragland, and about 50 dissenters. The right
sew. prelate dated that io this ease the dissenters sluiced
with the church people is politicising the Committee of
Oseseil is favour of the grant, hat the Committee of
Owned, wills acknowledging the satisfaction with which
Vey heard of the unanimous concurrence of the inhabitants
iA a matter of that kind, stated that grants in aid for
building were preowned to be made in perpetuity, and that
it wee a rule that the within of existing parishioners
shereld eel be allowed to bind their &smodante,
salting, that as nearly half the parish +ere dimenters, it was
aglow that the melt pneratiou might be unwilling to let
both children attend • school under the rules of the Na-
tional Society. Now there was nothing of a proselytieing
elearecter le the schools of the National Society beyoed
whet meg weemmlly be the case in schools othosated with
the chards et loglarsd, sad it might he mid, with equal
truth that the British and Foreign Society's schools pom-
meled the same character. The principle upon which the
emote wen miginally made was that of encouraging those
sagioes bodies who had been exerting themselves in the
amp et the abacation of the country. But in the preseth
themes, what befell, and what had been represented to him
entiseelly was, that the money powers vested in the /an-
athema barer now made to oontrol and influence the
sages' theneesr of the schools. It was therefore de-
niable that the hews and the country might have as
qiperpeaty dlnk* whether the principles upon width
the great bed der refused in this and in other dealer
eness was cookies{ with those terms which were mow
Weed as thug ithential to the welfare of the education of
the smutty.
Nailer themes baying been mentioned by the Bis hop
d Women& sad the Bishap
_of Br. Mara,
Lend GR.AIINTILLE defended the course pursued by the
PlirjimOrinned he the matter,
whisk Lord Oventona, Loedlßedeadale, the Bishops
ef It. Devidle sad of Llamas!t lathed in the debate ; and
ithe notice being alliewedy agreed to,
Thor lordthige adjouraed to Friday, the 13th instant.

1100316 OF COMMONB.—TamtaDAy, Juxi 5.