The Express.
London, England, 1855-03-31 00:00:00

THE MEDICAL DEPASTIIENT.

Colonel 11151117111javenoTi7etial ;n ide 17th of April
' he would move for a committee to impairs into the condition
of the army and navy medical departments.

THE BALLOT.

Mr. WILLIAMS, Oa7tb;p;r7t (of the ha. iontber foe
Bristol (Mr. 11. Berkeley). pave Dotes that he would take
so early opportunity of *losing the sehjeet the ballot
bofore the how,.

NIIIIIPAFER STAMP.

Mr. cowAtfa;;;;d7. that is (70;;zittf• OR the News.
I paper Reap DILL. be wield move arasedmenis to de away
with snseeleledes es the superficial 'meet el sewspepets
and leslsdfsele
The ehleseet the day were thee postponed.
ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS.

The souCribitiiiiiiiii:m;;;d7;l.... to b,I
la shill for the purpose of abolishing the joriadictisa of the
essiedesdeal courts ova, wills and admisistratiens. Re
elPeCto take all testamentary matters from the seated
ileadeniestical courts, whether esetropolitau or pre
dude/, mad refer than to a single court of dell eoestitatioa
&Meshed to the Court of Chancery situated in Loaders, and
holding Its authority directly from the crows. The boa
and learned gestlemaa explained ie great detail the
machiaery of the tribune! which be designed to establish,
as well as of the testamentary efts that was to be at-
Wised to it, wherein all wills were to be kept safely,
and rendered asseesible to the pab:le. Conspeasetioe
would be greeted, soon principles which he described,
to all the fnuotiowarles, practitionen, sad motors
who derived incomes from the testamentary business in the
Iselesieensal Omega ; se also to the may eiserverists who
had NOM vested interests in the asinine@ drawn tram
the semen seem. The gross amorist of this computatiou he
at about 144,0001 prr armour, • earn which
=dense diminish gradually as the lives of snositants
fell to. The income seeming from fees, lie., might be esti
mated to exceed that amorist, so as to leave a gargles of
several thousands • year.
The discussion, which turned chiefly epos pouts of Pa-
nted detail, was prolcsged by Me. Marna, /4r. IaALI/IL
Mu Neoax, Mr. R. Pnit.treoas, Sir J. P•ruirorox,
Hr. HADFIELD, sad Mr. howrna
After a few words from the flottcrroa•ClattnnAL, is
reply, leave was given to bring In the hill.

EDINBURGH LANDS AND M
BUILDINGS.

Oa the motion of Sir W. YoLltswoaTH. 1011•11 was gives
to bring in the following to ratify onditional
agreements entered into b_y the Commissioners of her Ma-
jesty's Works mid Publie Bei'dings, and to vest in the said
consmiesionen certain properly shame near the College of
Edinburgh, In the sin of Edinburgh, together with the
general ngister house in the said city, sod all lands held
therewith, sad to enable the said commininers to acquire
attain property near the Palace of Holyrood.—Bill to amend
the laws relating to the 'autumnal' of buildings In the
metropolis and ha neighbourhood.
POOR LAW (SCOTLAND).
Oa the motion of Mr E. Emden. nave was given to
bring is the following bib :—Blit for the better administra-
tion of the Poor law In certain districts in Sootiand.
BILLS OP EXCHANGE BILL, AND BILLS OF
EXCHANGE AND PROMISSORY NOTES BILL.

8 r 8 PERRY. otoved to aosiaatit Um &fleet eomaittee :
—Bar Enid., Parry. Kr. Walpole, Mr. Kirk. Kr. Glyn,
Kr. Bolititor-CiamraLtor Ireland, Yr. Henri Kook*, *r.

Lowe, lir. Mums, Mr. Bowden, the Loy.. Advocate, Mr.
Attorney General, Mr. Gunny, Mr. Henley, Mr. Lindsay,
and Mr. Harkey.
Mr. VANCE objected to the constitution of the eon-
oa which a divicion was called for, whim oily 33
ausabors Whig presoak the house &dimmed at halfisst 12
till the 16th April.

LLWELLTIeII (BRISTOL) COLLECTION OF
ESOLON Ptorrunne.—Pubbe salsa of pictures by living
artists are natters abiding numb iaterest to loran of art.
Keay a Wendt* picture makes its re-appearance is the
auctice-rani, sad artiste kora to estimate their tree posi-
tion is the temple of tame, through the verdict psbliely
pronouneed upon their works in these temples of Memory
The willseiles whisk will be disposed of to-day at Messrs. '
Foster's, is Pell-stall: contains some Analog specimens of
the British 'sited of *sting. We an wiped to onto

Nevirol, bat mot content outotivos with alluding toe in

terly—asek, entitled "The Brides of Wawa," by J. R.
Nesbitt. This is as historical picture, both la mousiest as
well as selfest Not eel, s the iaterewieg tale admirably
told, bet the piste» abased@ is Maidens@ fell of esoasiag,
mid the whets is must Isassltimestly sad ertiseleally ex-
pressed. lt le • wait Oda must be eissely impectetlow
well as mesa a dimness, le be ibiessehly approdsted.
A deputation. Sellidedstr St dm following noblemen
and asallemes, bed as interview with Lord Fenimore, at
his yeliels ssidelaine,:a=vo•sqaare, yesterday, to pre.
said eo bisheialy preying Shot • Civil hospital,
at Iserse aselmwbes is dm seithbourbood of the theatre
01 11110, air ht 101.109p91490 for the treatment of our .al-
diem emit mimeo eamedise to the howats spathio system:
The Lief Ryas, Lied L 944144, 31. P Gosoral air Jobs
•desival Gambier Culotta Wyedhsia,
Oilseed Taylor, RA., sad Camels Piihboarso, R.N. The
dlaystatiss was istrodsosd by Lord Robert Grosvenor.
,Ths stsmedal set Perth tha 'somas which had attended the
Ireetemse it Ikea' by hetscovathis practitioners ; the
publis resentlies etas syrms in many states of Europe
and
I= whom profewunhlpe as. attached to
the the number ef *Awe sad sass
sow ssielwg be the Rest whs had 101111109 is so
ether ermillee Seabed. The isemseisl. whisk bed issroly
boss elieshilod be a shore time 'newt the
Altitrsi ad
more isiesetiel elasessA wk. signed the of
deaDebssof Nesselet and Wellielits4, the sr.
qua of Abatises, It ease somber. of the Home of Lords ;
49 rims' sseavtamisets, sad members of pediment ; 17
mnieral, 38 Geld, sad 43 other tams of the arm ; 2 ad-
mirals, 16 metleise, /LW 66 clergy and ;45
L0V4141.74=, banisters, and soliators ; and by 314
. sad ohms. A msisorial of a similar
seem wessis ~...seed, the result of a pubes meta
Noashrates. Wesel by mood oldie largest and meet
siesslasessem, dim, sod enemy of the Sess.
Penman listored with post miseries to the sesesisesa saw
Saud is Owe domensuls, as woll as to mute remarhablo
simemsleseterekesd by the members of the depsteeles, sad
khans/ the. ea be sessidesed tbs misaselal is 409
until g
_witty seemiles, that the mildest yeassuled
smeeseeNisidtiss, bet that be would talto the whole smatter
she hie esesideration sod make karma to them his data%
obeli= seems as be was able.

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Ms bus • Vita-Prealthat of the Beard at Trade.
Mr. W. H. M I.lr brow appointed Tempt/my Click I.
Ibe Ararmllsa. Suoismosb brim aim Astir% withdraws
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LONDON, SATURDAY, MARCH N.

LATEST FROM ABROAD.

Count Neesebode will not fail to attend the Vienna
Conference, and take part in the dismission of the
third point.

The Russian plenipotentiaries refuse to admit that,
in accepting the third point u interpreted in the
aids-memoirs of Dee. 28, they have acknowledged the
principle of a diminution of Russian power in tke
Black Sea. They smart that the demand for a re-
duction of the Russian fleet is contrary to the dignity
and sovereign rights of the Empire. The fourth
point is under discussion. The question of the ex-
penses of the war has not been mooted.—Daily
Now.

In the BIM; of the 24th of the Chamber of De-
puties of Tartu, (Japers' IA Marmon, Minister of
War, said that the Sardinian contingent would cer-
tainly go to the East, but whether to the Crimea was
not yet decided.—Daily News.

MAlca 23.

A amend English Lancers from. India have
reached this city from saes.—Daily News.

DINT OP TIM DAMP NW'S.)
PARIS, FILIDAY EVINUIO.

TER Bourse WAS dull throughout the day. The
Rents fell 40 cents, closing at 69fr.760. Credit Mo.
biller fell 6fr. 25c. In railways there was but a slight
variation, not exceeding two or three francs either
way. Marisa railways fell 1fr.250.

BELGIUM.

A new Belgian ministry has at length been formed
as follow.:—Viscount Vilain XIV., Foreign Affairs;
M. de Decker, Interior; M. de Notbomb, Justine ;
General Greindl, War; M. Damon, Public Works;
M. Mstatisr, Finances.

SPAIN.

MADRID,MAion 29.

The evening before last several superior officers of
the militia assembled to demand of the government a
modification of the ministry favosrable to the demo-
cratic party. Marshal Evertor() gave them no en-
couragement, but displayed great firmness. A bill
forbidding the national militia to deliberate on politics
was presented yesterday evening to the Cortes.
Madrid is perfectly tranquil. On the 24th great
disorder was manifested in the Cortes upon the ques-
tion whether M. Hero', intendant of the palace,
should be required to produce the will of Ferdinand
VII. before the committee to inquire into the conduot
of Queen Christina. Deputies insulted one another.
The President made several attempts to establish
order, but the tumult continued to increase. At
length he ordered the public to be removed from the
tribunes, and suspended the sitting. The public
resisted the officers, but were finally removed. The
Queen left Madrid yesterday for Aranjaer..—Doily
News.