The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-06 00:00:00

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101. aIiONIMI two sights is the Te ahea-
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lbs polities is wash the debate is pissed. woo psi ft.
spill Staltify knit by natio' the quail a " tabula
" merely for the ream that serials additiesal
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so be laid on the table, but lessid anise the ilk.
pop to in kgititseta tale. cad ilia the Wise,
wheabsr the listitatioe of the Russian Mesa is the Mask
ens ea a proper 'nand of peace botwaes the two
iseatios o. shish it woo aecesaary that WET=
bo a dersite deeigioas.
Mr. BRIGHT .agreed with the right hes. gestlasas,
sod thesibt that arose dinary proposidoe from the
artistes'.' beach—and that was sayleg • great deal—
aughter)—h• a beard. The noble lord 0. Respell)
10,1 joss made a speech of as hour long. He (Mr. Bright)
did sot observe the clock, but it seemed long to him—
omegay)—aad. like most of the other speeches of the
mire lonise this question, in it be had laid himself opal
so a 620011811/11 and satisfactory reply, and be (Mr.
Britt) amid like to have an opportsnity of
nosy to Wale pussies of that 'preen, and others
to des recent life of the liable lord. The propoeitios sow
MOM Hoe home was sot made by his friend", but by a gen-
deem ariag with the noble lord—in fact the Proposition
woe Wales* between the number for Portsmouth, as
old all of the soble lord, and the member fur Kidder-
WOW. Bat the question ender discursion woe whether
pens for the true interests of this country that the Inuits-
*. of the Breslau fleet should be a sine qua non with
yakrence to peace. That was a momentous question, and
11111thessaad times of greater importance than the eon
wanes of any ministry, or the existence of soy cabinet;
mid, after the mutest excited by this debate, he thought
reght to go on, nor did be think that it would conclude
hakes Friday sight ; sad there must be a decision
es as amendment of tire member for Kidderminster.
norm that beads bad been simoet bullied for saying
that it was sot a wise proposition ; mud as it involved the
qesitioa of, perhaps, a via years' war, and a vast expense of
MOM sad of blood, and of that which minister' professed
sepia highly, the honour sad prestige of the country,
he hoped that whatever orision any one might have on the
make of the member for Kidderminster. every one,whether
be irsi for war or for peace, whether he was for the ruining
MIS" country by prolonged hostilities—(ob, oh)—would be
May to speak oat his opinions and convictions, and submit
lids quests a to the fullest and freest discussion of which
* 'abject was capable.
Mr. LABOUCHERE urged that the debate should be
edjourned to Thursday, by which time it was probable
tie farther papers would have been laid on the table by the
rvarcraent, and they would be in posression of all the
malorials for the llest discussion of this important
ream
Mr. LOMB stated that he bad brought forward his
=Ma la the full belief that it was raising a question which
@Otto be decided, and as be thought the proposal of the
NW, lewd went to get rAI of his amendment, unloose be bad
the faint cusses from the government that in any ad-
dress they proposed the subject would be raised, he should
presser. is his motion.
The adjournment to Thursday was then agreed to.

The Jurisdiction of the Court of Stannary Dill was pawed
Omagh e inienittee.
The house bovine Rose into committee, the CHAN-
CELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved certain resolu-
tions relating to the Excise lows, the chief object being to
enable the Scotch and !fish distillers to manufacture spirits
k bead.
Tbe resolutions, after a brief conversation, were speed to,
and Ware given to bring in a bill on the subject.

INCOME TAX.
Er. WILSON obtained leave to Wag in a bill to eon-
tale the set to exempt from income tax the anna►l pay-
ments far life ininrence.

STAMP DUTIES ON UNIVERSITY DEGREES. i
TM CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER brought in
a dill to give effect to an arrangement made in virtue of an
set of last Silleiol2, by which the University of Oxford took '
spot itself the payment of tee salaries of certain professors,
In consideration of the government abolishing the stamp
duties on matriculation and degrees, the University of Ox.
ford haring lately pasted a statute giving effect to its part
of t►e sgreenient.
Some conversation named on this matter. Col. Dunne,
Mr. Napier, and Mr. Seymour Fitzgerald urging that the
abolition of the duties on degrees ought also to be extended
to Dublin University, in meal location of the Income tea
Inv* been imposed upon Ireland.
ASSAY OF GOLD AND SILVER.
Mr. WILSON pee notice that he should move this day
(Wednesday) that the hones resolve itself into a committee
to consider the laws upon the assaying of gold and silver.
The house roes at a few minutes to one o'clock.

Ine Court.

Her Majesty will hold a Privy Council this day
(Wednesday), at Buckingham Palace.
The Queen and Prince Albert, attended by the Host.
Matilda Paget, the Hon. Mary Seymour, the Master of tin'
Household, and Capt. the Hon. D. de Roe, went to Gore'
Hone, Kensington Gore, yesterday morning, to inspect tin
Bihibition of Works of Ornamental Ar.. Lord Stanley of
Alden'', President of the Board of Trade, received her
Majesty. The Prince afterwards rode on horseback, accom-
panied by the Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred, and
attended by his Equerry in Waiting.
The Right lion. C. P. Villiers, Judge-Advocate-General,
had an audience of the Queen in the afternoon, end sob.
stilted to her Majesty the proceedings of some courts.
martial.
The Duchess of Kent visited the Queen.
The Prince.. Royal, the Pliocene Alice, and the Prints=
Feeders of Hoheolohe, took a drive in an open carriage And
fear.
Her Majesty and Prints Albert, accompanied by Prises
Alfred and Prince Arthur, took a drive in an open landsm
sad four in the afternoon. The Equerries in Waiting Or
tended on horseback.
Mr. Knell delivered at Buckiegham Palace the picture
which be has bad the honour of painting for the Queen of
the sailing of the Baltic squadron from Spithead.
The Queen and Prince Albert honoured the Princess's
Thane with their presence in the evening. Her Majesty
and his Royal Highness were accompanied by the Princes
Royal, the Princess Alice, the Princess of Hohenlohe Las-
paberg, and the Princess Feodore of Hoheolohe, and went
attended by the Duchess of Wellington, Hos. Mary Soy-
soar, Lord Ds Major-General the Hos. C. Grey,
and Captain the Hon. D. de Roc
The Donnas of Wellington has succeeded the Marchionn
of Ely so the Lady in Waiting to her Majesty. Lord Do
Tabley and Sir Frederic Stovin have relieved Lord Water
pub and Mr. F. Cavendish in their duties as the Lord and
Groom in Waiting to the Queen.
The stage carriage deputation had an interview with the
Chancellor of the Exchequer yesterday, at his official reel-
dente is Downirg-etreet. The deputetien consisted of ken
town—Mr. J. Wilson (Keene. J. and B. Wilson, Holloway),
Mr. Richard Henley (Fontein Association), Mr. Jobs
Barber (Hackney), Mr. Douglas (Hammersmith), Mr.
George Chancellor (Chelsea), Mr. Ill'Nernara (mail 00016
°116"). Mr. A. Lines (St. Johns Wood), Mr. Thomas
Bird (Paddiagton), no Mr. J. R. EUiott (Kiog's-crom).
From the country—Mr. Barter, from Messrs. Greenwood
(tdaneheiter), and Mr. Mackie (City Omnibus Compasy,
Manchester). The deputation was accompanied by the fal-
lowing member. of the House of Commons :—Lord Robert
Grosvenor, 0 1 Wyndham, Sir Erskine Perry, Mr. W.
Williams, Mr. Lockhart, Mr. Hadfield, Mr. liradlam, Mr.
Crook, Mr. Brotherton, Mr. Alcock, and Mr. Townley
Parker, and also by Mr. J. E. Bradfield (secretary).
A deputation from Paddington on the subject of the Mr
botch' Local Management Bill, had an interview on
Monday with the President of the General Board of Health,
at his One, Whitehall. The deputation consisted of
Messrs. Kenuhead, Boniest, Gunb, Menai, and Angling
Onto clerk).

LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE., MAT 7.—Notice
be given, that her Majesty will hold a Drawieg•rcem at St.
Jainei's Palace, on Thursday, 14th June next, at two
o'clock. Notice ls also given, that bur Majesty will bold a
Levee at St. James's Palace, on Wednesday the 27th inst.,
at two o'clock.—Ciaserre of last night.
The Queen and Prince Albert visited Gore Hone e
Kensington, at 10 o'clock yesterday morning, to inspect the
works of mindsets In the metropolitan and provincial schools
to cateactiest with the department of Soignee and Art,
Marlborough House, theme works, to the number of more
alla 600, having been sent in competition for prizes, and to
exhibit the progress made during the put year. Her
Majesty expressed her satisfaction at the work', and desired
to bare some of the exhibited designs manufactured for her.
J\ rivets view takes place to-day, end tomorrow the
collection will be open to the public.

MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOLNSHIRE
RAILWAT.—Tb• working expeasse end other outgoinp of
tins company's railways (exclusive of the South Junction,
stated below), in the fortnight ending May 20, have
mounted te 10,8611. le. 6d. The expenses for the slue
previous fortnights have already been stated at 91,7201.
6s. sd. ; so that the total for the first ten fortnights of the
lull year is 102,6811. 61. lid., or at the rate of 67.69 per
rent. oa the railway tram. is the whole period. The pro-
Portion of the Booth Junction and iltriachatn reeeints as.
ening to this company for the fortnight ending May 20
have amounted to 7061. 45., malt* • Wad for the Ant ton
fortnights of the half-year of 6,ML k dd., while the work-
lag tspensee, and other outgoings, Wise NU de. W. for the
fortnight, and 3,2981. Hs. 6d. up Is the lith of May, they
scoaat to 3,6631. 16e. lid. for the tea krtalghts ending
111._720, Of at the rate of 63.70 per oat.
ViIECEL—A return just published shows that the
somber of Temple wreaked in the smooth of May was 98 ;
Uri'. 109 ; March, 149 ; February, 164 ; sad January,
338--malds. • total of 768 sees& wrecked during the pre-
heat yegg,