The Express.
London, England, 1855-04-25 00:00:00

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Men was derived alp from the telographis amount& That
was all the infenestioa whisk be (Lint Clare:dos) wee,
able to give, fool Has Lad J. Smell kit Vienna yap
tardy. With noggin., the ereestion of the sob% earl, as to
dr polities of Prude, he Neil only say that the peddle
old* Prods W essapied slues the SA of Awes,
old the pontos doe osollosed i emery, had is.
oseluded her Ins the esallseasess, themes,*
FM ell the arroagemente whisk might have united fin
Ibis. (Cheers.) With respect to the other pat to Agit
Idi Noble friend had alluded, tamdely, the Idasincodese
dila might have bees garotted from the !Wades of
Ilia Ruda& abet, sad the maser in whist tie might
bale boss expected to abide by the stipuladeasis thought
Hat it would not be convenient to enter int* these Isestioss
wail their lordships were fatly in possession of all the infer-
=lon to which they were entitled, and which her Majesty's
elarnasat would be milieus at the earliest moment to lay
law' these. (Rear.)
The Berl of RARDWICKB said there was one paint
epos whisk he was anxious to obtain some information,
ounely, the intentions of Austria. At this moment Austria
was plated in a position is which, like certain parties in par-
liament, they might play the game either of one side or
the other and be perfectly sure of support. She held a
posiden of great dignity and influence. She had had plead
in her pommel= two great provisoes, and she could hold
language whisk might 'sable her to receive either the sup-
port of the Wasters Powell against Russia on the one
hand, et the support of Russia sad Prussia against England
and Freese on the other. When, therefore, they were
sated*, upon the second set of this war the country w odd
leek with the deepest anziety for any information that her
Majesty's government might be able to give with regard to
the pert whisk this great and fortunate German power
might be repeeted to play.
The Karl of CLARENDON could not give any distinct
Gamer to the question of the noble earl. Their lordships
were all aware of the terms of the treaty into which Austria
had entered on the eth of December ; end be had no reams
to think that she would depart from those terms. Re could
only say that on Friday last Austria appeared to have held
precisely the same language as the representatives of Eng-
land, Prance, sad Turkey to the Ramis& plenipotentiaries.
Their lordships would recollect that it was only upon
pesos sot being made upon the bases provided by the treaty,
r that Austria was to be called upon to concert amour* fee
awry log its stipulation bate edict. That time bad 'not yet
arrived, and until then it was not for him (the sohle lord)
to say plesisely what oetwaelkostels would take.

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY BILL.
The LORD CHANCELLOR moved the committal of the
Cambridge Univenity Bill, and described in much detail
tits INN'S end working machinery of the measure.
Laid LYNDHURST commented upon various futons
pnisalsi la the bill, end entered into a slants examine-
Heasiv=llo. its effect oa the internal arnagements of the
Some fu;thar minvneation sassed, after which Um motion
was agree/ ter mad the bill parsed through committee pro
forma.
Their lordships adlowned at 20 minutes after 8 o'clock.

ROUSE OF OOMMONS.—Tussaki, APRIL 24.
TM &Ram took Ow akar at 4 o'clock.
PRIVATE BUSINESS.
Tba following bills were read a third time sad passed
Jsdbargh Railway Bill, and Llyavi Valley and Bridgend
Railways Bill.
The Bombay, Baroda, and Centnl India Railway (N 0.2)
Bill was read a mooed time.

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tI~REMOVAL OF WOUNDED AFTER BATTLE.
Mr. BRADY asked whether, in the event of another
battle taking place before Sebastopol, any mesas had been
recommended by the Medical Director General for the
removal of the wounded from the battle field other than
those usually employed (namely, bannermen and drum-
mers) ; and, if so, why were not those mune resorted to
after the battles of Alma and lakermann.
Mr. PEEL said the conveyance of the wounded from the
field of battle was one of those duties which had been regu-
larly committed to the land transport service adder Colonel
M'Mardo. All the transport waggons bad been made over
to him; and it was his duty to provide new litters for the
purpose of carrying the wounded.

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PURCHASE OF COMMISSIONS.
Main REED pat the following question :—" Whether
her Mojesty's government are satisfied ea to the correctness
of a statement made in this hone, to the effect that then
has existed, and at present don tease, a system of
paying
lugs rams above the regulation pries for promotions in the
army (which by An 49 Geo. 111., is made a misdemeanor);
and, if so, whether her Modesty's government have taken,
or intend to take, any and what steps, at once to put a stop
to the sum"
Viscount PALMERSTON—I believe it is quits true that
sums larger than the regulation price are given by officers
upon transactions of the kind referred to. It is contrary to
the order of the Commander-in-Chief; and ao officer is
passed over who is willing to give the regulation pries.
Those practises are entirely unsanctioned by any depart-
ment of the government.
RETURN OF LORD J. RUSSELL.

Mr. BRIGHT, after referring to the question he had put
ea tli meet ea Monday, asked if the noble lord would
be kid musk le tell them whether the government had
that Lord John Russell had positively left
MIMI. Me gnewamei the telegraph would have given
1611111 the INIMINdIa that day, if such were the fact.
Timing PALMERSTON—There can be no doubt that
my sable Mend did leave Vienna yesterday. Ima not able
to say whether the information has wetly reached us by
telegraph. (Here some other member of the government
whispered the noble lord.) Yes: we have had a tele.
graphic message, stating that he had left ; that Mr. Ham-
mend also was about to lave; and that the noble lord
would arrive on Thursday.
ACT OF

usMITY, Le.
lie. HEYWOOD moved. "That this house will resolve
itself Cato a emomittm. to maids, sash dolma el the AM
of Ilailsemby el NU as impose religious ifirMag the
advaittagse as Web.
edembel, er grammar, or frmeshed sea-
tin ; tad so smash of say other acts of parliament. mr taw
balsas et national lestitstioas, either la Bishail or In-
Isai. as Wpm religleas tests as eimillisas or mallards=
Orr eng Mss a atomises onmested with adasedem."
The bads aft This millea wee that la ear large eistalbaal
611111 hmlmle *SIM who did not babas to the astaliklesd
Audi maw elimatibee %pored. Referring to the skean-
soma maw whisk the AM ofdty was pemed. the
gmatisman shamed Set, e the seasienetim
el lawyms. ma gamma Bassiwseaesitieedsabershd
Sobs' ess~mam ; and the remit was dl the bays
WaSlithere wire made to attend shuck sad leant Ow
aloaka. La Whim el that was found sloes at their
dew, la the Westatimarar fished; If say of the bop Up-
per* to be the Seises d dlossabrs, they were ast
=as ti Thew wee the was in ether pram
esdata 0;E man have their 'Wm beseght
ela p a dillsand hens their own or they melt ast
Nob am le ibis at aU, whirs mr=lakilthe
tut simmaisii vas to be had. With rs to these
easel% he shed* preemie to adopt a reedatien similar to
that Mb J. Pakiagtee is his Idealism Bill—
senieyeagesod des the NNW= odaestket depeadeet ea the wish of
lbe penal& la slimy of those imbeds sad at daft,
=Libepeepeee wen too beg sad wearisome to the
No email mamma that they should be oat
dims to Iho stimdmil rippled la that louse, where the
cm dish not more then am Wastes. (Hear.)
. her la Oxford sad Carebridp,
Sr sspiegWitill mash NW Mow frog as altar
Yea ethos oellalene minim la dm miss of the Goners
thumb% ilia were new bomb oedema
maw e inuistitutions,
bilsolismabie sellgismo Mob woe still reqred. Bat
UM Of She mot *ohm wes that dined is Triniy Col-
by. DEW whirs p.m tehe yawed the scholtarship
inembstim maw sieges to lake 1M sestement. Not very
bag dela. Ilr. Imee, a Emma wadi% who paned that
membeibm ems Inched et the hub at ft beams be re-
tinal to abeam eessommit. These wee ao appeal that he
haw et easigt to the Swam el Clempsite. The fellows of
Tihdty Omuldi wort einem to Wm an oath
ist they= demi* Metnelleas be seven mars t• the
Maly a/11mila, mid at the sad et that time Wieldy
mime or haw the sew. Thee wan his., it Oa
ape 11211 e, is that hems now, who had labia the eath.
of Shim mew, however wiled to the times of
sad Idealleth, were am adapted to the pm-
slat paled. lie peeped le Mpo Mew la the sed Matisse
the MIMS whisk led bassos* is UN by the Roble
bed the flometray Se whisks fatrodarod the
hit Sr tho owls d Ile Taut U..., en Aces—that
was to way. he prepaid to aim the pselledassy step of
gobs into committee ea the NOW, sad bales the home
to deg with It then. He believed that visa Se 1111 was
miss w soostioa of the home WIN. a good ammo would
mill ion Seb4wlll that view he sow moved that the
bones maim Weir Me a 'meddles.
Ilk IL THEW mil le keg been gelled ea to seised the
maim end lie fhb Wawa prodded at the essigliment
=gimbal lassle pat)Sem body of his diematieg Mow
No nomlb4 So beam hataima he mime 7`y times
win lend miss he a Seldom,
Laid PALKEISTOy
IL
of kin lON AM be abed to
mike em obseeverAtme sos the gespoitiss isimiza
Webby that ewe mom wbo mime more
measeisi with the bellialbms tidbit the
tams
might gib le moon** *elms Ihmempek amebae
I. ilitmediMmft Is ssador tbs mai IMO Ibe jpeverw,
mot hMudrdtsguma TM Medea of kb hem. Mend
Issued lb ISIS SOS MUMS two dbliott sad dillidat

it, _-friei.tiices
mama to him any practical effect, and being so—lerger in
answeleaos with the spirit of the times in which they dyed,
might with greet adman,* be swept away from the statute
book. (Hear.) But he did not think it would be right for
parliament to disturb the arrangements whisk had hoes
made Met year till they had more modal esseelnees Of
their working. Be was not, therefore, :=ll;dis=li
with his hen. friend in that part of his
recommend his has. friend to withdraw that pin st lie
motion. Bat if he did not *omelet to do that, se he agreed with
Welton. friend in part of his motion, he would be prepared
top Into committee with him, sou to enable him sad the
house to nadentend the bill. But in consenting to this be
begged his hosariend to understand that he reserved to the
government fall liberty to deal with the bill, when brought
in, in accordance with the opinion they might form of the
provisions it contaioed. (Hear, hear) There miht be
other portions of the bill not included In either of the two
divisions to which he referred, and with respect to them
also be reserved to the government the full liberty of
opposing them, if they thought it right to do so. (Hear.)
A modified proposition wee diecassed for some time, but
ultimately negatived without a division on a point of form.
The house was shortly afterwards counted out.

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY
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ay brewed forward their peopesitionsi'
somoZtrated to the essaiderstias at those part
resentative. asked fee Wile to nifonnity which regtjeed religious Wete,
sad tutors, and width inspand wan
at time was alea_ gi d thii ; penaltiosetherits stub
they lOW to oompli. 'The tumid
obsoletely eeleilliio illi tllleillise hetli
~ Vasa of _ seat fo stub that entleessat whisk
11 force and for eseluding of wwwitinde 1 gear with re#ed to the Univeridty of Ox-
I. Whether that ann. was justified or toed. With regard to the first pszt, u far as be understood
at, is. Was smog. to uy, IN his worm. e bad no sort of didloalty in goiog along with his hon.
....__. , friend. Those *W M*_ !iesetaaswia_to.,ehteh_ ha referred