The Express.
London, England, 1862-05-28 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION.

HOUSE OF OOMMONS, MAT 27.
BALLOT.
Motion made, and question put, " Thaqsave be given to
being in a bill to cause the votes of perhamentary electors
to be taken by way of ballot"—(slr. Henry Berkeley).
The house divided ; ayes, 83 ; noes, 50.

Atherton, Slr W.
Ayrton, A. 8.
Bidnes, E.
Baxter, W. E.
Batley, T.
Beale, S.
Black. A.
Blake,
J.
T
N4llot.
Bucnanan, W.
Butler. C. S.
Card, J.
(k.bden, B.
W. H.
CoB~, B. P.
Cos, W.
Crauftud, E. H.
Cronley, F.
Daidish, E.
L L.
Bir C.
iliocltoe, P.
Duke, Kr J.
Ewing,
Foley, H. W.
Fonder, C.
Freeland. H. W.
Gibson, T. IL
011 pin, C.

- - AYES.
Gower. F. L Redmond, J. IL
prams, J. Ruselt, A.
Hadfield. G. Russell, Sir W.
Henneery, I. P. Scholedeld, W.
Ribber; J. T. Scully, V.
Hodgkbwon, G. Seymour, W. D.
I leut.W.
3. Sheridan, H. B.
Smith. J. B.
King, Jir. L. Smith, Augustus
Kinglake, A. W. Sullivan, H.
Langton, W. H. Sykes, Col.
Lawson, W. lite, W.
Tollemache, F. J.
Lindsay, W. S. Villiers, C. P.
Maeltvoy,lL Vivian, H. H.
)ally, T. Waldron, L
Mille, I. IL Westhead, J. P.
Manse,, W.I. Whalley, G. H.
D Whitbread, S.
Monism, W. White, J.
Dlefan, t. Wilcox, B. M.G.
Incisor Don, The Williams, W.
Orielow, G. Wood, W.
Pedaloes, R. Woods, H.
Pagel, C. WYkL J.
}2lBOlB. Befit. MLLE&
Plikingtaa. J. Berkeley, H.
Potter. B. Peemoy, Lord.
Powell, J. J.

Arbuthnott, Gen.
Bantle, H. J.
Barth& 81r F. T.
Beecratt, G. 8.
Bernard. Cot
-Moore, J.
thaßrarmlimejlr T. J.
Chapman, J.
Disraeli, B.
Finlay, A. 8.
Garnett, W. J.
Gurney, J. H.
Handley, J.
Hartopp, B. B.
Hay, 81r J. C.
Hotham. lard
Hones, E.
Home, W. W.

NOR&
Kekewleb, S. T. Northeote, Sir S. H.
Kelly, Str P. R. Peliner, Sir R.
Kennard, R. W. Palmerston. Visa.
Knatchbull - Rages- Parker, Marto.
us, & Thilippe, J. R.
Lwow, lir IL Selwyn, C. J.
envoiam Ilinoilett, P. &
Lennox , Lord G. 0. Steel, J.
Leslie, W. Steuart, A.
Longlleld, R. Turner, C.
Lowe, & Vandelear , CoL
taon, slr 0. K. Verney, Sir H.
li•Connlek, W. wawa. Admiral
Meade, J. Walpole, S. R.
Martin, J. Yorke, Z. T.
Mille, A. 1161.1118.
Mittord, W. T. Miller, T. J.
Montagu, Lord It. Murray, W.

Cbt Court.

BALMOB.A.L, MAT 26.

Her Majesty, Prince Alfred, Princess Mice,
Prince Arthur, Prince Leopold, Prim/ens Helena, and
Princess Louise, attended Divine Service yesterday morning
at Helmond. The Rev. Dr. Caird officiated.
The Ladies and Gentlemen in Waiting, and the household
were also present.
Prince Alfred, Princess Alice, sad Princess Helena, also
attended the service at Crathie church.
Prince Alfred, attended by Major Cowell, left Balmoral
this morning to join her Majesty's ship St. George.

A deputation from the Woodstock Union, consisting of
the Duke of Marlborough, Sir Henry W. Duhwood, Bart.,
Mr. C. B. Thornhill, and the Be►. J. Dodd, had an inter-
view with the Bight Hoo. C. P. Villiers, ILP., yesterday, at
the Office of the Poor-law Board, Whitehall.

Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial•ofoe
from the Governors of the North American Provinces.
Despatches were sent to the Lord Irish Commissioner of
the lonian Isla.

The Earl Granville has issued cards for an after-
noon party at Chiswick House on Saturday next.
The Countess of Malmeabury has issued cards
for an assembly on the 4th of June.
Lady Isabella Stewart gave her first ball last
evening, at her residence in Belgrave-equare.
Lady Graham and the Misses Graham have ar-
rived in Puirsotreet for the season.

Baroness Wogau and family have left the Brune-
wick Hotel, Jermyn-street, for the Isle of Wight.
Sir James Fergusson, M.P., and Lady Edith
Fergasson have returned to Park-street, Westminster, from
Scotland.

The Right Hon. S. Luehington and Mrs. Lush-
ington have arrived at the Queen's Hotel, Upper Norwood.
Lady Aveland held her first assembly last evening
at the family mansion in Belgrave.squarv.

The Bishop of Kilmore is to preach in the chapel
of the Hon. Society of Gray's-inn, on Sunday next, at the
afternoon service, which commences at half-pasta o'clock.
The Herald states that on the committal of the
Customs and Inland Revenue Bill, in the House of Lords,
Lord Derby will criticise the whole financial policy of the
government, and "a fresh proof will be givers that the
leaders of the conservative party are not disposed to acqui-
esce, without a protest, in the culpable extravagance of the
present administration at the time when the necessity for a
prudent husbanding of our means is so painfully apparent."
Sir George Bowyer will move, on the 17th of
next month, for • select committee to inquire into the
grievances alleged to exist and complained of by the persons
employed in the Poefeeface department.
. . .

Wo (Manchester Guardian) believe there is no
foundation for the report connecting the name of Mr.
Massey, M.P., with the vacancy caused at the War nffioe
by the death of Sir Benjamin Hawes.
The Rev. A. Barry, 8.D., head master of the
Leeds Grammar School, has been elected Principal of Chel-
tenham Ott/lege.

Madame Mario delivered her concluding lecture I
upon Gan"midi and Italy last night to an audience which
filled St. James's Hall. Mr. Stansfeld, M.P., presided.
Madame Mario received as a welcome a most enthusiastic
demonstration of applause. Her lecture contained the his-
tory of events which took place from the time Gerald&
landed on the Oa/Avian coast until the Two Sicilia, having
been annexed to Italy, the conqueror returned to his home
in Capron.
The Ost-Deutsche Post of Vienna says that the
state of health of the Empress does not respond to the
hopes which had been entertained from the residence of
her Majesty in a southern climate.
A Vienna letter, of the 23rd, says :—" A part of
the travelling companions of the Duke of Saxe Coburg, and
among them the young Princes of Hohealohe and Leiningen,
have arrived at Trieste by the steam packet from Alex-
andria. Almost one-half of the persons who accompanied
the illustrious traveller were attacked during the journey
from Mauna to Suez with gastric typhus, and the duchess
suffered severely. M. Wham a German physician residing
at Cairo, who travelled with the duke, died from the same
complaint." . . .

A grand military banquet took place on Saturday
afternoon in the White Hall and Green Saloon of the King's
palace at Berlin, at the conclusion of the spring parade of
the troops. There were 250 persons present, including the
Prussian princes and prinmues, and several other German
princes ; and also the generals on active service or retired
who were present at the parade ; the skiff officers of the
garrisons of Berlin and Potadam ; the military commissioners
of Greet Britain, France, Austria, and Russia; and several
other Russian °Moen and others of different German
states who are attached to the corps of Guards for the
purpose of instruction. Most of the ministers were also
present, but Coast Bertstorff wu absent on account of
indisposition. By command of the King, tickets for
the representation at the open-house in the evening were
presented to many of the officers and men present at the
parade.