The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-05 00:00:00

IMPERIAL P.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—FRIDAY, Juice 4.
Tire LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat at 5 o'clock.
REPRESENTATIV NDME NT E PEERS (SCOTLAND)BILL. ACT
AME
Thi. bit! pared through committee, sod their lordships
then &Amused at a quarter put 5 o'clock.

MOUSE OF COMMON3.—FSIDAT, Jcss 4.
hotuo wet at noun.
NEW MEMBER.
Lord CLINTON took the oaths amid hie and al sandbar for
the borough of Sandwich, In the rem of C. W. Orenfell,
the pers.:at member fur Windsor.

PRIVATE BUSINESS.
BILLS MELD A TURD TiIII AND rASSlD.—Bowden
Park Estate Wedmore Read ; Bills.
St Lai AS ANSI/DID ON MITOZT, AOIIIND TO, AND 0/1-
DRUID TO BS ILIAD A TIMID Tllll.—South Yorkshire
Railway and River Dan Company (Sale or Lease, de.);
Torilaiy Extramural Cemetery; Wirksworth Cus-
toms and Mineral Courts; Conk, Meehyolleth, and
River Davey Railwey, with Breathes; Tees Conservancy ;
Bale.
Sei.'oND Exatithoe.-llawkinee Divorce; Magdalen Co!.
lege (Oxford) Estate Bills.
PUBLIC ]
PETITIONS
MATE/OTII ENDuirllll,ll. ACT.—By Sir J.Y. BULLER,
them Brigham, toe repeal of.
nag lawn:a or Losos.—By Sir C. LEMON, from the
Cornwall Verniers' Club, praying that the raiLrethellet
will take measures to obtain free access to the&
MILITIA BILL.—By Mr. THORN ELY, _them moil=
of Ring's Co lege and Bristol Medical &shod, getwthe
osemption from service in the militia.
UNITE/MTV ENTILANCLLISININT.—UT Mr. THOUS-
LY, fries Stepan y College, praying that the graduates of
the University of London may han the privilege of return-
begaliseniber I. parliament.
Coate Laws.—By Mr. COBDEN, from agriculturists
owl ethers lathe parishes of Tallness'', Leslie, Clutt, and
Rhyne, in Übe waste of Aberdeen, praying that no altera-
tion may be wade n the laws which at present regulate the
Ingle is eons.
SI:PPLY.—MISCELLANEOUS ESTIMATES.
The report of the votes passed on the previous evening
was hrought up and agreed to.
The house then weal into committee of supply on the re-
mising mierelleneaus estimates.
The gun, 17.911/. lee the 'spews of the department of
proetieal wt, is...haling schools of design WAS agreed to.
The neat vote, 2,006 f. for selaries and allowances to tor-
ten peofirsaws of the Usiversiues of Ogford and Cambridge,
was objected to by
Mr. A\S f EY, who complained that these allowances,
which ease Irons the public generally, were made to mem-
bers of the established church only—dissenters and Roman
esthetics being Excluded. Ile also urged that the revenues
Si the universities were amply sufficient to meet all the ex-
penses of Ike professors and teachers; and, remembering
bow these universities had resisted all parliamentary in-
quiry, and opposed every attempt to liberalise them, he
null not consent to vote the money of the people fur the
purpose proposed. The grant was sectarian an its wont
bm, and he would moire that it be 'triaged.
After some amvenatith,
The committee divided—
For the vote 7ll
Against it S-70
The vote sees thee agreed to, woe ON. of 3,1871. for the
Unieersity of Leedom.
tio the following vote-7,5801. for the universities, ,
of Scotland.
Mr. /OSTIA complained that this grant wee only ap-
plicable to *SVC'S.; section of the protegees& of Scotland,
the sambas of the tree chive* as well se Amman eatholia,
being tee:ea...l lrom the fiesesh ssiesesidn. IA ell about
two-thirds of the inhatiiteste of blood with Oro& wider
disabilities. The free chine had art • Nth& ithissele. In
the course of a few yean tboy WI soled a eon or wady
thee. millions fur the suggest of *air own weed, ids*. mg
eduestional institutions. It wadi bare bass mesa liberal
had the riverument proposed • www to rot ambers of
this church. lie desk that Owe greats 11111111 set be
leached because they had bees ongtheßy side bj the
grown. The same objection might be wiped •eny
alteration of the judges salaries. lie &NM the
committee in opposition to this vote sad menthet the grant
be reduced by SAL
After some diamagnet,
The nominee divided—
For the vote
For the amendment l6-70

IL-SINES&

The rota err this • peel is
The following err •••• SOMA ill= 111 the Royal
Irish AcioJ, my, 6t3ll4_Re 11.1111111,111 I=eld
Oa the vote et MIK hr lito dairies of pre-
forms of the Mar Adrierisol lasatatloon
Mr. ANSTIT elemed to the grant, bans, II vas hr
smarten parlour, sad would me• that the vets be ,dared
by 2,JUIN.
la reply to Lad DUSCAN,
Mr. HAMILTON rid the tote was for the presbyterian
lartulb•
Tbt i.rolattee diridede—
.
For the vote • ailii;
For the asseadart

____ ..
The vote woollen aimed to.
The followid. votes 11111, then agreed to:
1,7101. for the Queen's Us Lenity in Ireland.
21,3501. for the expenses of the buildings at the British
kiii•eunt.
62,3431., for the salaries sad of the British
Museum. 2,9821. for the expense removing the Nineveh
genlptures. 2,4941. for the Netiesal Gallery.
On the vote of 14.9101. for the expenses of the Geological'
Museums of London end Dublin,
Mr. MART/341S wished to hoew flan the right buk
gentleman (Mr. Disraeli) whether the government Its
to promote the establishment of an Instigation of practical
and economic geology for fleoltiaaksbailm to those which
mimed in this country and is Dublin.
Mr. DISRAELI said be remembered that a deputation
waited upon him on this subject, sad that their claims were
ably supported by the hon. gildsman. But similar claims
were made irom other places, and it would be impossible to
decide on one claim without Lying down some general
rale which would be applicable to all : but many eiream-
Mantes induced him to hope that some steps might be
taken for the establishment of scientific ionitadons in the
most important localities of the United Kingdom. (Hear,
hear.) It wee impossible for the government to undertake
that task, but the subject was one which had received, and
was receiving, the consideration of the government. (Hear,
hear)
Mr. COOAN Owned that the sum of 1,600 L, Ai the
geological Garvey of Ireland, wan inadequate fee se import.
ant an object
Mr. HAMILTON said it was ecessidered mildest In era.
duet the surrey for nest year.
Lord MAHON said he hoped be would le enured he
raking a suggeetion forgetting the preview vete he the
National Oallerl. Se bad thrown it oat same peen age
daring the administration of Bir R. Peel, sad it wee then
birria
received with mock Amy z several hem gistleme.
The object of it was the isemation d• prow of
original national peetieits. (Hear. Nebel, who
visited Versailles watthe genet when he tweed
from the gorgeous mimi= to be new there to the
original portraits of the men whets Erm a pro-
duced. (Hear, bear.) iitilulk the unalleuel very great
indeed betweas the glare efliggiVenteessiltits authentic
likenesses of the illmstrieWl IMO of limos la ceder to
effect emosibieg of the ems ladle this matry, It would
be only neceesssy to vets VIAL er 2.0111. a pm he the
purpose, and to wrist • semimies Am dm whiffs
already Mad rie •
of
gaminess he the weelmas of
mit edgiest peelmft ef the distingelasi sea of this
emery tie Mille hem -s is Wm be dim' fir M.
Men, bear.) -If the appeetedly Ad set mar at owe
the might be laid by al we did weed itmlf. All
se having the eggestedtp gird a little /Mg
maw. (Remy, beer.) If be had a seat is the lam ft
the ..at plebe: hemeat would being thisseldeatimseeL
(Near, Mel
Mr. DISRAELI said thus the mgedies of the SAM
lord wee well rip= of meditelle‘liet lite mbeig gm
ties of int Is this wok, mad
isesse=mesi datemite the emmlimelieseignelim
must. (Near, bagel egiljeet had mageged wadi if
the attention of that sesesgbisi 114 lasts 101 l hail dim so
much to elevate the Weed Ibe MME
with the sympathy sad ersisamelll/14 111111 i
he Ret %Lit
114',111, asil the sermy gissrallv, they might dilmeleig he
able to predspo sone mead= whisk wed& mew WWI
be might sail the stain which mid es gie Miss he. the
went eta proper building for the mean el we diet
(Hear, Mr.) The time when the getout wad be lOW
sidered mkt sot be low defend, nod Ass the
of the noble lord would Neely, thus ellesiessi=
merited. (Rear, bear.)
1 he me* was them agreed
agreed
M.
The filiewiss Me owe to emessivelp :-4.1111111,
he mew* ogiongmego ; COW for the leffelseel
of Idinborgh r end 4,01114. he the siva establiZisim is liggi
enaud&
on the wee of 7,7471. tar the ememiestieel Ntaillieseali
of the North American agonise,
Mr. AN ITRY said the late grommet had very pro-
barly directed its &nestles to the redaction of this grant ;
t he was still opposed to it as a whole.
Mir J. PAR 1 MGTOM said that this was an expiring
gnat, now sated annually soder an amegmest made 20
years se.
The boom divided—
for the vote ll2
Ageism it le-102
On the vete d 12,41141. fee the ladle& department of
Canada,
Mr. FORSTER complained that Vancouver's Island,'
alter brine placed in ;the heads of the Iludsoa's Bay Com-
pany, had not been colonised, ea the hem bid Ms led to
especr. H. should like to have some isthrmtios as the
subject b. tore he enareatsd to the vote.
hot J. PAK INOTON mid sot Mem age be bed seariss to
twister a queinew which or pat to bio es thistabieet, and
he MO now in a ponies as give reeve dialling information.
The lioil..eve Bey Company had geld. with a view to oohs-
aleation, 1,200 seem of lead is Viweeovve's Island. at II
Poe Nev. to Moe settlers ; end, In addition I. this eels of
Led, tti. y hod sent oat a erinsidemble number, he believed
somewhat under 100, agricultural lawmen and miners. The
hoe, gentleman warn so iloolit aware that the company
were nisairid by their Mauler to make as anneal return
to the Colonie -office of the pewees which they had made,
and he had now given them the subeganes of the only re
tarn which had yet been made, and which the company
MI had time to make. That return be should have so ob-