The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-25 00:00:00

IMPERIAL P.

HOUSE OF LORDB.—TunDAT, JULY
The Loco Ca•maciima teak his wet at the mull hoer.
The Metropolis Local Maaagement Bill was reed •
sewed Use ea the notion of Lord WODIIIOO4I, Gad, after
• brief dhcassica.
The Dissenters' Marriage Bill and many other newness
passed respestively through the map of mound reading.
Th• Public Libraries sad Museums Bill was reeds third
time and pawed.
Their lordships adjwaraed at Mae o'clock.

commission of the senior active ligature% Like rebus of
the neerved lienteasata. Retires of the number of
meatus promoted to rank of mataaaders ander the order In
council of June 26, 1861. Of the number of surgeon. St fur
service. Bimilar return of sieletnat rummer. Returns of
surgeons rad mist/rat surgeons respeertirely, retired sad
unit for service mina. Of the number of moves, midship-
men, volunteer, and trader, respectively, now in the navy,
and of the number of cadets 'dreaded is sash of the last tea
years, sad from the let day of January to the let day of
July, 1865. And, on the active lists of admirals, cap-
tains, sommanders, and Ileutenants reysetimly, to state
the number is *soh rank on full pay, and lb. cumber la
such rank on half my on the let day or Jely, 1853.
ADULTERATION OF TEA.
Oa the storm of Mr. Wtss, returns were ordered of
detections made of the adulteration of tea, coffee, errs,
chocolate, and pepper, in each year from 1844 to 1851, both
inclusive, and for the half year to the 30th day of Jam,'
1855 ; speertylog the number prosecuted and the number
omucted, the somber of cases in which the penalty was
paid, and the number in which imprisonment was suffered.
THE CHURCH.
The Marquis of BLANDFORD gave notice that, early
seat series he should move for leave to bring in a bill for
the endowment of parishes, sad the better management of
malriastical property.
An Hon. Masons here moved that the boar herniated ;
wiles, teem meessers ant hang persist, the home adjoin:aid
at 10 tektites past 8 o'clock.

HOUSE OF COMMONFL—YtHESDAT, JULY 24.
Neatineed from yesterday's Express].
TENANTS' IMPROVEMENT COMPENSATION
(IRELAND) BILL.
Lord Pslantana% proposition to withdraw the above hill
excited a prolonged and • ntamd disown-la. Ultimately,
the metioa was agreed to, and the chairman was ordered to
report progress on the understanding that the bill should
be wit/Alines.
PARTNNKSH(P AMENDMENT AND LIMITED
LNellY BILLS.
,
The Mins levier n committee as then bills,
Mr. souvEat -as they bad only an hour for
proceeding with them, he :bought it would be for the con-
ventage of the bean that, instead of making two bites at
one cherry. they should ax both bills for Thursday.
Mr. G. C. GLYN complained of lasing been detained
time the whole morning merely to limas*. a useless dis-
cussion with regard to Irish tenant right.
Mr. MITCHELL joined is this complaint.
Lord PALMERSTON was always exatediegly sorry
when the coarse 01 besieges bad interfered with the centre-
mince of boa. inischere, but he had no control over mem-
bers who from a sew of public duty took up a portico of
the public time. (Laughter) There was, however, this
sedentary in the proposed delay, namely. that Ow objec-
tion of treat of dee moues would be entirely removed.
gnaw, hear.) Eve n's* would have main that the bills
Were to be proceeded with on Thursday.
Lord OODERXCH asked it it was to be distinctly nadirs
*ed that the bills would come oa the ant thing as Mx*
and
PALMERSTON wonted. .
After a few words iron Mr. 13,00011 t,
Mr. FiASTIE said there was nut a single ague in either
of its bells to which some of the promoter' did an
gym. The whole of the report of the amasaiseionen wee
imaiset the bills; practical experience was against then—
nasty was against them. (No, oo.) His was prepared Us
'pot before the house a ease, founded on the esperinee of
edam tarries is our Batten, which could hardly fail to
Mon it to pause. Ho entreated the noble lord at the head
if tovernment to pompons the bills till neat aeseiew,
aerssy as it was imponible that they could pass at this
WiTie7tod.
Mr. .I. 0. PHILLIMORE hoped the noble lord would
set take mine) from a &aimed enemy of the belle.
Mr. CARDWELL said that although he made an in-
itialises! appeal t..) the governesses last night, alter the
see of that morning he felt bound to renew it.
ear, hear.) A bill had been withdraws that morning
see the Howe of Lords had determined that they would
fist take the second reading of any bill which was not of rib
argent character alter that day, and what prospect was theft
of pear these bills during the present session ?Several min
inportnat amendments were upon the paper—specially be
moil titer to those of the hon. member ler Beller, and*
sae seat important that they should be fa l 7
pork recossed. It was impossible that this roe
Mrs bill was to go to the other house ia =Molest tier;
whirs em ghee ether band, it the bill was an trended Ws
mot. diem risk be ito use in proceeding with it.
Mr. MUNTZ bad hoped that these bills wen to be Mit
OIL He intended to pair the most decided oppritioari
bar of them. (Hear, Item) He believed that they woad
kid to a gqaaatity of trades sable being started, whir
mord litsofre with re legitimate rano of tire velar"
'VIM, _ A pet Trite sobbillitiord e (Palimesten) sod
So rigid hr. gentirms (Mr. Sourrie) whether there wee
no, see whatever in going ost with these bids. Nobody
wird wpm het they wail bormtgovehroogh this session,
and Inn em brebte nod • debate would
go. Ills Oldollit Shia iiiridlim that time bide would be
In Mikes of its prink and that the objects of
dimourr=haman le
OM 'doddered
be Word.
'doddered that those bills were
eakinktted to own a groatimpormaost in ter rimer state
of **law ; an immeentneat weigh ho believed to be is
rift with dr NO, of a rarerity of that here, =A I
triads* wee ediddiiii. bad th•support of the orstry at
lame. Sash heir the eromotanoss, ha eannived that
thew mamplesty of tree fee dig sasswissy ditowodas of the
esker Sim Aar the grog tar INOlllaidee Ow Ihredey
swat Asa whether the bell word pies airwhors, that of
wine would depend moth epos the support which it re.
waved is the House of Cosmos% sad be therefore trusted
that than who felt with him ism the subject would attend
in their plans in the day which hir had named and give
their aunties sod Gather* to the bill. (Hear, beer.)
Mr. GLADSTONE wished that the noble lard had stated
what he thought era, the resimary timer, disorder/ tree
bills. The noble lord bad beard the diesussios, and he
most haws sees that the very greatest variety of view wee
taken by different member. He (Mr. Gladstoae) thought
that at least a fortnight weed be term op is . the dieer
air, and that world leave bet a weak for the moreary de-
libetotion in the Moose of Lords.
Mr. BOUVERIE dreaded the role which bad been
adopted by the Ares of foods, of sot reading hi Is a second
time afar a retain date, briar it had bees the habit of '
tee Hors of Commons to deluge the other house with bills
at the sod of tl. cassias. Tree wet Mr peat quantity of
bur to he seat up this seesios, sad here be antimpatr no
diar rower*. : i . . ..
Mr.UNTZ moved that the *hairless report progress.
Mr. BROWN moved se aaameadatost thrills obairmaa
loam the cli,ir.
Mr. MOFFATT tolled eh* Werra of the committee to
the far that sot ewe of the emosimeats epos **votes
went to the prioeiple of tea biL
Mr. BRIGHT thought that boorwoold pat itself in a
rldistres rears it it &Wed to a rule made by the
Boon W Lords. Hon. nroprose fret know very well that
a bll of err ilarlettasse Ire poser lest year by that
=lilMask* the day bid tee takers surd readings
ltswi. . Whether the Rosso 0 Lore would Islam is
tolo or or woe a matter for the noble lord at the read of
the grernment to oassider ; hooted to know beds than
that besot raid what ter the throe of the success of this
hillortwasse. -For his owe pan, be (Mr. Bright) err
as k ;rim Ilse wherever .1m went ha met with the no.:
• ornint lorries with regard to the.passing of these bills.
A m owl be so doubt but that the people of this rusiteM
with the exception primp* of a few capitalists, who ford
that they got ea very well under the present retent—bo-
Erred that the present state of the law wee unjust in pris-
ed*, mad injurious in praetieeia its effect upon trade, sad
iZeraisZestikTett milli
"erre statra:M.al.'l7.. Ta
—it was mot *Rea he advised hint—asteghtsr)—to sad
upon his resolution of gofer es with this bill on Thum
day. He believed that the bishops were sot adverse to this
laill—(laughter)--aadroos he raid mot but thisk that
moveromeut pressure might easily peas the bill through the
oars Mesa.
' Led PALMERSTON agreed with tho boa. member he
andlifale (Kr. Bright) is holism's' that then bills were
Mild Mr" with eonsiderable utility by the people of this
rinstry, sad hoar he should certainly take Nieman of the
hors ors proredias with the meamiromflonhougbt it'
yr quite ratting for that hones to set upon any 's
ties r to whether or not the House of Lords word=
by its resolution—(eriers)—he might, hoover, rembed the
house that the reolotion is wattles was that the ether
hew would not leads bill a arriad tine •• sabres under
peculiar eironatatenne," whirebv that biro distinctly
reserved to Motif the offsittarity if oossidering the ratter
upon each 010111i011. • a .
After a few words frerll4 Maar s kis. limits,
The committee divided':' -
For rtgorting prams '''' • 89
Against - - -
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The sow resumed, sal the Chasms reported progress
lad obtaiael leave to Otani"' on Thursday wt.
INVERNESS BEIDOE BILL.
This bill wired through committee. -
ENCIALBERED ESTATES ACTS CONTINUANCE
(IRELAND) BILL.
This bill peered through vemittee.
TURNPIER ACTS CONTINUANCE (IRELAND)
BILL.
This hill peeled esesah sommirter.
BURLS; Or POUR PERSONS BILL.
The Lords' amesameets to this bill IMO agreed Is.
The boas@ thee seripeadrd its sitting witll 6 o'illek...
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Oa tha .s of Camas Sava; referee was
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Width reef Wairsa from Ike Ist day et Jemmy, 1860, to
WI 161 latni Opine r like rases et seater emitsies plead es
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seawards ia that ask elaber'the
berths st thri asks Nee : eir•tkl samba
Wesoorsio Ns PM breseralrblWasabsk
Esatibest if pen sad speremk, stating eke- nesimi
11110ther of .• Ilk. Mum of wind someasikirs WNW
OA bad the rank of .liestesear 26 yew end
seerthe memmum number of years
kildl
o a of active lieutioants of twenty years'
JOON Indirrards is that rank, stens, the date of Oa

LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 25, 1855.

• crowd without notice, nor would say rational mu. I
should think it very ',judicious fur a superintendeat to
rawer again if an impertinent anaemia' was made to
him. It would be highly improper fora superintendent to
strike at people with his whip, or swear when giving his
orders.
To the Chief Commimioner—lnspeetor Hoglies was not
in the park the Sunday before.
Cross-extiminatioa continued—ln the report made to
me by Inspector Hughes at 3.30 he stated there was
cousiderable now and commotion near the receiving house,
and my answer was to move the reserve. At 4 o'clock the
report says, "Commotion increased; it has been found no-
assay to disperse the crowd by force. No accident to ear.
I:zers:d very few pining." My sumer we., that I bad
up the reserve; and 1 wetland, " Yon may now
test vigorously in dispersing all rioters."
The Chief Commissioner-1e might be well that it should
Is known that any person remaining where a riot is going
arioter.
s km a When the Riot Act has been read, any 12
poem remaining are not only rioters, bat felons.
The wham then read the definition of a riot as laid
daces by the Chief Justice is the case of the 0. Y. riots,
aid continued—l should all the window-hreakieg on the
allowing Sunday a riot. I said, " Act vigorously. ' Toe
mode of action was left to the officers. At S o'clock I di•
rated all persons shouting alto., alto., to be moved to a distance
from Mil eariage road. Thai Nightto be-seesond. /toady
if possible. At 20 minutes past 8 en Inspector re-
port d that a mob had collected at the magazine, and wore
throwing stones at the soldiers. Ido not think that was the
most serious report I had received The soldiers could pro-
tat themselves—ladies and gentlemen could not. I mean
ladies and gentlemen in the carriages. I do not think
any person was arrested after half-past 8. I received
no detailed report during the day. I gave orders at
night as to bail. I founded my decision on the report I bad
received of the eaters of the charges made at Vitae-street.
They were principally for riotous eon act. I have had the
shorthand writer's notes of the evidence taken before the
commission seat to me. Notwithstanding what has appeared
I still think that I sated right.
To the Chief Commissioner.
tinily on my own authority.
Crosse:imitation continued—l do not thick there wan
any occasion for my presence at the station-hone. I sever
interfere. I had no idea what class of persons bad bees
arrested ;it was not my duty to agate. I have often told
the superintendents that the humbler the person, the more
ready they should be to take bail. I appose the superin-
tendents thought they had no authority to take bell in sass
of a riot. If I had been at the stenos, I should not have
acted otherwise. I would merely have told the solaria-
loudest whet authority I conceived he had. An awl is
made in the police hook of any cossolaints made against
°Moen or men. Oa the 11th May, 1842, Mr. Hughes was
charged with improperly entering the buss* of a Mr. Stod.
dart without a warrant, and the megistrive lad him 40c,
bat bore testimony as to hie cool tamper. It is a rale that
any mu convi.ted before a magistrate is to he dismissed,
unless the Secretary of Sate specially authorises blotto be
retained. Tt.ero was another coati's's' mildest Mr.
Hughes at the time of the Duke of Welington's
lying in state —it was made by aa °Meer of
the Claude, whet charged bias with not having
given sulament moistens* in keeping the public from
penal; through a side door of Chelsea Hospital. On
Monday, the god of July, 1 had an Waviest with the Soli• •
cilia to the Tresary. Mr. Reynolds wee consulted on the
'shiest of the proceedings to take against the parties In cue-
toby. He referred to Mr. Bodkin. There was some delay
in finding him. It was doursained to dispose of the cases
summarily, in order to put an end to the ezeitement. At
10 o'clock on Sunday night the saperiateadent at Vine.
street represented to me that the cells were very much
crowded. I directed him to remove as may as he could find
room for elsewhere. I should consider a great many waits
on the pollee of much leas importance than such seta as the
hooting and shouting at the swages on that day. If I had
men a gentleman of respeetabilitp in custody that evening
for assaulting the polio*, 1 should not consider the aspirin-
Widest justified in taking bail for him. The respectability
of the party made no difference. I should consider it rather
increased his offence. I believe then wee so police-
maa seriously injured on the let of July. Oae
was slightly cut ; another get kis eye blakesed. Two wen
knocked down. The supensteadoot at the statioe•baute
has no authority to rewire an widest*. I cannot say
whether any complaint has ever 'seen made against Super-
, istentleat Martin. The other seperiateadissta on the ground
were Inspectors Gibbs. of the B division, and Tarlatan, of
, the T division.

gave the directions in.

To Comeissesoner Rendersca—The polies are reqeired to
make theameleas acquainted with the regulations so far as
they refer to their undue& 1 ass not aware that any
directions ware gives on the Ist of July inconsistent with
three regulations.
To the Chief Commissioner—No ecreplaist has been Mb
against any Wiseman for oceduct on the Ist of July.
Mr. Mitchell said he bad instructed Mr. Ballastise to
soaks sash a charge es the part of Mr. Hair, but the pro-
ceed' were abandoned ea the announcement of the

Gliwice Meese was seat sidled, sad in 'ewer te the
Chief Ososmissiousr stood dist he was police surveyor, sad
bad sharp of the seasteseties end repair of the sods ia the
different deem. Jae serstyed the all@ et Viawieset
abed elm wear age. Tree is Me epee there seines the
eceennedetim ireaairsd. There wee nee /Meshy in
*Malaise weeder ate. The cells ea the greasitt !cent bed
beat iseineseted within the lest four yen ; these ea the
besemest were the ells of the original weeeli.hease, and
ere set geserelly used. Mt bed takes every mesas to eta.
Wets thus as effeeteelly as pesitile. Then are two
gratings sada the sets Is two of thee. which etessai.
este with the caster sir: to the our two there are gratings
ever end in dis deer. The flees en asphalt. Tam is ao
asepses@ le the upper cells.
Mr. Coseinioser Aziestreag—l reinerked yestenley that
is the lois( ail there is fell all the way free the door,
sad* would be almost bapossible te keep irdry.
The Chief Coessissieeer—At was quite deep end wet
wine s • saw u. although net se bed es stated by the wit.

_Closadatiolor Arortmos—Tho sunburn that ware
toolowl ow Mot MOS olodared it abadataly Morrow.
.11111mm-416 irag MI is is Mt 6
OWTM moan alb w 7 to 11 loot avia/Mary--' OW Sot mold be ems to modiste thou his. dam.
' To kr. Kiwirril—tbaro mile an am often and, IMF
am dr May isiatkilei; but ars ham too ndramary pt
omain who mho • pent Mal of maim

The VkistCesseiresieser—M• sea have as doubt that the
beat is (those tells was mast olkuive and &Indian, appro.
sire. We meat there yesterday without giving say motifs
of our visit. Ned we head t►es ekes, sad we were hr.
fanned that they were eleased every day. There is seedier
weiat ea whim it I (ergot to question &r Maya*. It has
beea waggseasd that is searequatte of the war sad other
asses there has been • sessiderable 'hasp in the sea of
the fuel, sad that there ue ousequently a Number of
young nu amongst them We 'build wish to know if
sash wee the COM -

Kr. RUN stated that Ms B. Mayne +weld be in attend-
ance to-neerew, sad give every hiernosties.
♦ hw minutes balm four the eowinthalen adjourned,
=Ail to esevrew (thia day) at 11 *Work.
The smart was agowded to mesa daring the day.