The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-10 00:00:00

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There ems a bald opiates, both seems ellarehmes sad
alutoi that diebiet obursies sheald sot be put on the
The OnftgirdliV u. lecood reeding of the bill
war thee decking
ORR= LOIN fOONSOLIDATKD If UMW.
The house . iste sewesieles, the followlog re-
militia' was tose the mottos of the Offosonwe
lif the Itinenagnot s—'n'hat. her IllajeMy be authorised to
felliquishAn fasces. of Leg George she PM, the Lug of
the Reliance, die. his edge, the sae of 4.0001. sterns, a
year, end to that Meet to Memo the Greek Tsseastry fees
the obligatoo of a Millais arrasgesseet, seleshaded as
Attests is the instated, Jape, 1800, is referees§ to the
Greek Loki."
The OReLIiMILO, of the RXCHEQUER add that
the hoe. stesebes far the Tower fleadesei bed !siren codes of
s action au the subject, which involved as =portend eon-
*Whorl subodoo dos telt& it eras desire/de that the house
should have an oppectanky for elhoseeles, set he proposed
that the dispassion should telus place rel the 'snood reading.
Atte, • few words frees Mi. ATIBTOW,
The house resuroad, sad leave wee given to bring in a hal
is the subject.

RALLIEtIrti CONSTRIICTION FACILITIES BILL.
, The house west iota eomoittee upon thia bill.
Ilpoe dame 9,
Mr. WHALLEY moose the hitieliea of weeds, gir-
-lis diacrettoe *the Board of Tiede bpreteederMit r reject
oppdaaticuto to they Might think H. • • •
Mr. liILMT mooed that the ehairma &Odd report pro-
'
Mr. M.-GIBEKMT aid got the °Wei el the clause which
had bora ittletted Y r emoted= to meet eppeeiliao, vie le
eatable a regality. coallisay widish alleged VW they had ea
interest it rho queotiso to be head before the West com-
mittee.
The motion to report program was this spied to, and
the house mum*

arm= ittrwo (METROPOLIS) BILL.
, The order for the wooed reeding of this bill was read
amid ease laughter.
Mr. T. HAMMY sled that this was • hill Whisk required
pave comiderstree—(laughter)— ascent as it did the
odd ort of a large portion of the poorer commenity of
Loadoe. (Laughter.) Bedew legisldice oa this ambled
bad not been carried quid so far as the surefbilities of doss
boo. gentians* required they were to have &crusade whet
aired mask, whit's, though it asaisped some people, mow
slotted great sr demint to lone numbers of poor
persons. (Laughter.) He denied that sheet miesidens wen
deported by 'errs( black mail—they wore supported oaths
otnamercial disciple of supply and demand. ("Oh, oh," sad
hear, bear.) They might as w.ll attempt to provost smoking.
Ha thought is was • species of legislation whisk they ought
to be very careful how they oomosesord. They ought to
have vary dear one( of the evils resultin from street
desk, and dais roper mode of removing the eviL (Hoar,
how.lNeitherof thosestatemeek had been road.. He thought
this yea, in fast • paltry legislation—(hear, der, and "coq
ae")—asd if they ecoosiliitio. muddy every petty
th say might Mel by tioo, they would get b. =
lineable ( oar, bear.) There were • peat
limey armoredes which he might rosatioo. Than was ow
is dationlar, hod which ha did not suffer, bat he had beard
others cdopinis of grievously—it was that of basin the
male tea panoforto pinkie is the seat hens. (" Beer,
hoar," sod laughter.) People leaning to play the piaao sad
=nag all ths rooming ant door wore • peas aesoyance.
bear.) Look at the bands in the park. This bill
give to the Chancellor of the Exchequer an opportu-
ne" of putting • atop to the baud that •was in the habit
of plavieg at the bask of his bode. °snakily is his neigh-
bourhood. (" He, bear," &ad laagither.) Nfell, mold it
be denied that that was • greet amassment awl recreatioo
For his own part he was 7.the regidestal bands did sot
ne, ploy oh whoa poor pen could Man to them, as wall
as the rich, who weld al to pay for theta. (Hear beer.)
Leek at the guests, of organ. (" Hear. heir," gad
lagghter.) He remombored • speech—a hedger *den of
the Chnoellor of the Exchequer, wheel be spoke al • nigh-
beerhood who not an organ boy—tot ea ceps
or could be foetid in the dried He meatiosed
dss prod of extrooedissry poverty sad destitution.
thought this bill eras *crying the dad& • great deal
the far. It was said that music we. • great estionser. ho
were evening parties • peat assorted. Is a sick house to
hide • party next door or in a neighbouring hood wee
seleagb to drive one distreeted ; but purely they wen sot on
this dewed to interfere with the general atodiemests of
noddy, but Mt matters take their course Street sagas
ought, if at all, to be regulated by polies meanemeat wed
not
_by an Act of Parliament. He begged to move that
the big be read a mooed rims that day thrill

Mr. LAWSON quoted a passage frc.in a mumbler, slaking
that unit music ma chiefly suoporied by lisissed vie-
, tuallsra, who found it to their profit to hare it played before
their dem. (Laughter.)
Mr. ATRTON hoped that the bull would be allowed to
pass this stem aa the discussion taken oil a later 00:11/10S.
Sir O. OBEY awed that that would be a seamiest
mama
Mr. BUTT moved that the debit* be adjourned.
Mr. ADDERLEY said that the orison` law proterAed
the inhabitants of this tows from • Game crusade, and
the only qualm. was }ee whether it. details were ellisiest.
Mt discussion might %melon be properly taken in oem-
=Atm.
I The. CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said the
existing law was reasonable, but the bill wan unressemble.
The prisclple df the law ma that moo meet be mamma
',Ohre street music could be sent away ; whereas the till
ashelitnted the mere arbitrary will of an indivititaL If the
bill prod be (the right hon. gentleman) should ham power
to dimies a band sot played neat his house, and whisk es
my floe night drew rolled it ma many as three thinned
belittler& He thought that the matter was too much NW
meted with the amusements of the people to be the dealt
with, and he thought that it would be better to hare the
bill debated at an earlier hour. (Hear, hear.)
Mr. HUNT supported the bill.
Mr. BASS would not address the home on the principle
of the bill, but he should be most willing at • later stage
to &EOM the fullest opportunitvof dimming the details of the
smears. The hos. member stated that he had that morning
bees greatly &alloyed by beads while be wee espied in has
cemespondesor. He dared his wryest to seam, of them
away, but the policeman replied that be had no power to
do so toiler some one in the home was either dangerously
ill or dead. (Laughter.) He (tbe hoe. member) want to
Sig R. Mayo*, who mid that be thought the pi: Mamas ha
somewhat maggenited his iestreetions, but he said, "rest
legislators have pared • bill which it is impossible w eery
ant.* (Hear, bear.)
Mr. COLLINS thought the bill • very tymesieel ons.
Mr R. PEEL hoped the brave would allow the bill to be
reed a second time. (Hear, hear.) The poor lad their muds
clubs and madam, sad It we. abased *banger, to say that
the bill would interfere with their rejoyments. (Laughter.)
The house divided on the question of the adloarerstat :
Ayes l9
Noes l6-37
• The bill was then read a second time.

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of his ltrultele. e, ii!relliWwlitriebl'ilie tertwo
d:t tliiigt ' • lire • *Mr lito . spitsibiat, gaoled.
thole Moo ,bia, to Ma, of July, NU
" Oaro :aileahgami .Woke ger this earefetng bip Inodijell
YoF Whir Mier jw P&p. Bow I lospg t the
spiritual eppegipe ol oostaiDeel in litter add oa
opening tibi, u WO' eoeporial. devatopedent. Imm
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add' hojoy NIUE awl ealletaole. I
veitana
hare ably itetellti bait bat wry boar .esenia as
age. I iaili,ad lei bi. made a. Twig Ill* I 4milagt.
drib De Wm 6,4 zpoqwwwsp—sothwif as&Arent
INT at Op**. ay
IV Sega ends luau 84:1 tooth you. It
is very award b it fft't . bat tree and I ain't help it.
Your Plan of anollitig move to Airmey to remain two or
three mouths away would bare nothing abort of actual
Goadies—All that ism wor been written about the pain of
separshios is gni* %Wpm wwspwrod with reality
' Time whoa I pare it with thy Meadows
Flier like the warm to the goal,
Whore shill' WI be its flesistin
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Willie *mart parted from sty nil.'
of Mn. M'Lem is very mild indeedikunnier dowers kicked
in sinless bowen pined is delicious Meassillity in com-
parison a. I pine for thee, eveu7 scene at soil arid body pins
awry iastent of the lost cloy from the top of the heed
downward is one absorbing desire, every shining hair longs
individually to be stroked—the eyes yearn to see you, the
ears are distended to catch the ant sound of year yoke or
footfall ; the hands throb and Moak to tomb you sad feel
you once more safe, within their peep—eo os I staid
enumerate but I come to the- Dttie fen which
me kicking mid etspipiug to have their boots
Load. I mot you! want you!! want pout 1I I As
to there being any conditions about the smears of pat-
tiag lam army. I moat have it or I shell hat* pm. The
red ma betwesc us is an impoisibibey. I would =Ow be •
boy blower. My band and arm have bees to • shocking
state but is muscling end inßammatioa but I can
scarcolr write as yos passim SidiThe me quartered
here, the cos hens is the Doctor. De not know if be goes
to the club but we &menet sae acv thing of him bum se do
not think there is much danger. *rite end say what hoar
.you will active. A most meet you. I toe you as only
lcans Liverpool on tin 15th at sight. That will make you
a day let.. You might lean es the 12th bat I sipper
yon woat you stingy this; Say ens Ito have the anion,
then coot* mills benne mia vies Ws Mei& 'Ma OM*, but
not without Ito pay:amt.—La tau, TIMM& Monday.'
Touching m that pare of the sae which Mates to the
travelling rit the appsllsst and respoadest together in
Francs, the lamed caused laid great stress oa the fact
that whim Maim Yalvertm left her ill at Bordeaux, she
wrote to her sister to come to her is the name of
worth, by by which name she wee inquired for at the hotel
by her Motor, who *poi being informed that then was
1 fried
English lady them, and she was married, bac
h basil baying left a few days, said that if the lady wee
Me could not be her sister—angiag that if the
admit believed she wee married she could then have
the fact to her sister.
learned geetleman at the and of this, his fourth day,
not concluded his target whoa the house adjourned.
COURT OF WIEN'S BKNOH.—Toss 9.
Slipup in Banco.
and Lord Chief Justice Ooekburs
Justices Mellor and Shoe.)
II; FIT -O V. TIT METTOPOLITLY 0010IIMIONILLS
OF FOLIC&
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lir. Edward James, QC.. gelid for a nteadaman on be-
half of the applicsat to the coemniminere of police, to Mi-
r, .• 7 grant him hie limns as as omnibus csoductor.
applisant had baron en minibus ceedoster for Mayans in
th srnployof the LoodonCionna OmnibueOwspeay,aed fee
y two years sine in the employ el Mr. Hushes, assailer
relator, Westbounicogrove. Bayswater, sad Ma Hewes
Dever been revoked or swended till the lst of June bit.
: H then went for the reaew of the limbos, whoa ha was
in it bad buss inspeeded for • month in corequenos
of its bran endorsed with thin onvielious of a trilling
a within the last twills' tociathe—an for pulling up
' twelve yards of itegest.eiresa—the second far dolor
i too loog in @Mtn. down sad taking op mongers In
sot-ciress, and the third for • &day of a few MOSINSU in
the neigklionrhood of the Manampliones. The learned
ecimeel said the effect of the suspension of the hoses* was
tapounish the man a mond time for the same °Croce.
The Lard Chief Justice said he was clearly of opinion
Ilipt this Court ought not to interfere. Th• authority
and jurimlictiou of the polio, commiesionen was
ensattal to the good ardor sad conduct of then
men. It was quite clear that the comminioners were
net Wood to be satisfied with the genii/este of good
.bdhaviour alone, but thriy were to pat sun cloweeras to
tkis met applytag fay Uranus as they might thank It. They
iTtntherefore. entitled to look and ea whether the on.
t4of the applicant had been proper and correct, and when
iante to be disclosed that the appliautt had hese fined
times during the year, it wee emopeteet to the ern-
loners to have ahnolatitly refamd to browse the man.
1i this intone they had, however thought proper way
sti suspend his Desna far • month,
in the hope it would ope.
rite as • check on his cowing for the future.
The other learned judges ooncurredL
. Application refined.
iILUEGTON W. TB! SOOTS LIFTS= RAILWAY COMPANT.
lin this an • rule had ben obtained to show coon why
ej mandamusshould not issue commanding thu !loath
Masten Railway Company to permit Mr. J. J. Hamilton to
v• mom to the register book of the proprietors of wino-
stock of the nanny at such reensable tiros as the
pony might think fit.
Mr. Lab, QC., sad Mr. White, showed Man against
ram;• Mr. Quaid and Mr. Martia supported it.
Yr. Len end the company had no ob)ectioa to grant
t woe irked in the rola, but the applicant claimed to
nay book having ma entry is arionniou with the
' stock.
, Mr. Quoin said that was on so. All that he was shown
Was the register book made up at the and of each half.year,
which gen him DO information for the intermediate time.
Hale disabused.

, 00IIRT OP PROBATE AND DIVORCE.

Joys 9.
(Before N. Jude CMlivery.)

TASHAII e. TalliM AID 167*.

The law adjoaraed at twesty.five minutes to 2.

Dr. Twim ad Dr. Soby raJli.:•:iiii•••", • surgeon
Poplar.
The marriage took place ia 967, sad the asimbitatios
epatinued till lest year. There were three obildres. O. the
Lath of September Mr. Tatham 'nod hie with with hie
rthistard, who lived la the barna The petitioner seat for her
Fet, who took her away, and sbe afterwards confeemd
lier criminal intimacy with Nett bed lamed for about
weeks before the discovery Blades this admission,
was iridium that eh* had.often bees sees with Nutt
&nog the anion of her hordersd, who was nersearily •
good deal hese home.
The evidesce sot Wag quite amelutive,
Sir J. Wilde observed that it would be • mambo= thher
if Smiled thetlethey that could be gives. and which would
be admitted as every other court in the kingdom, should be
*eluded. He weak!, therefore, sal the petitirmer, timber
Ole animalism.
Mr. Tatham (toraisfeed by his lordship) them said—l Sal
pupititiamr. On 9e 14th rd September Int I woke us
t 6 in the morales. sad missed my with from my side.
ht she sailitekhar gals sill
hs might have bass
61, d' sot essas
cad went to look f her. I did sot fad her where I
expeeted, sad I west for
Osyway I saw hoc
sights is the corner of the sass. I my
voteris my
esnietant's room. I initially rushed in, sad loud my yds
then. Sbe wee either on or ie the bed, aad on the Bide
away from the door. I nixed • Mick that stood by arid
struck at the oovorposdast ; be jumped out sad seised it,
sad we had • violent strewth fly effectuate tea, sad flied
to put her arms mord my sick ; arid is p.shiap bet
sway I gave be, a black eye— ',birth, however, I did sot
intend. I dogged Nutt sloop the purge WI I reached •
hell, which I nag. fly wifes either came down slair . sad
raked what was the matter? I said, " What ma he the
sense of this made& " Thee I told Nutt to deem
and be of As soon as be was gone, I vent one to Greta.
wish sad fetched my mother.
Sir J. Wilde was sow quite estilled, sad ordered • decree
▪ ; but as then had only hem estatitated lonise os the
co-resposidemt, he Wald set seadems him in the cons.

COITZT Or COMMON COUNCIL.--11 Covet of Com-
mon Coaneil wee bell awards, in the Osuoial Chamber,
Gulldhall. Sir F. Grades Mona reading as locum reser
Log the Lord Mayer. Al the apart, of the coat, user the
moire of Mr. Depot, H&WiTSO, which was asoonded by
Mr. Mertes' Salomone, M.P., • veto of 'endorsee wee
pared, sympathies/ with the family of the Lord Mayer in
the recess loss untamed by them by the death of his lord.
ehip's brother. Mr. Corr* the roman repose, reported to
the court the inkedarice into parlament of a bill far the
facilitating the trafk by improving the eseemusicatiose
aerate the River Throes. Mr. Webber brought up a report
from the Bridge-booes Rotates Committee epos the matter.
They bad examined the bill, sad found that it proposed to
authorise the Metropolire Board of Works to porches.
by agreement Sastbeerk•bridge sad certain other bndp
maiitioned in the schedule of the hi/l, sad that any
so purchased should he epos foe public re free from
and that it sherd be the duty of the board to
endeavour to porches* Southwark and Waterloo bridges
before parehanits the other bridges, and to the bill wee •
stove directing that the Corporation of Loud= shall oes-
tribate eat et the Bridgeheads estates a sum not Ism that
ao,ooot. towards the porter of Southwark-fridge, and that
when perebred that bridge should be nedaterned by the
of Loadoo out of the Bridge-house estates
fCreanee. report rates that the introduction into wir-
iest without the authority and merit et that
court of a bill dealing with the Bridge-liars fads,
which were under the cootrol and management of the
corporation, woo • proceeding of to unpnaidented and
dangerous a character as to render it in their opinion highly
importer that it should be opposed, and they therrare
easseenserlid that • petition should be presented to the
House of Cones' against the bill, and that they should
anthoried to promote the matter in each • man-
ner ea tbey might deem fit. Mr. Webber, in reviver
that the report be agreed to, said the committee, mean the
nature of the bill, Which proposed without the marks of
lb. court to meddle with • lurid which was rarely under
Ike °control of the corporation, and more especially that it
ems introduced by or of the members of that court
without consulting them, had thought It right to
bate the matter into arsideration, and report upoe II at
41111011. After • bog there= the motion was agreed
and a petition woo directed to be permed
aosordance with the terms of the mark A
pelltios, inflortially sassed, was presented be Mr.
linputy Charles Reed, praying that the court would take
✓eps to prover any isterferroe with Realtill-fields' bury-
iwg-gronod, and to secure it for ever spier say paisible
panemoa to other ewe than Dices for which it des been for
tee centuries •ppeopriatd. The ratios we. referred to
the City Lauda pommittew
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