The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-01 00:00:00

RBLIOIOUB WORSHIP BILL.

Lord BROUGHAM ..id at;trt—ticeti;t;ierled of the
sossiet le would sot hops to warty this bill, bet he wished to
inform their lordships dist the priastple of it, as set forth is
the preamble, hid the entire sossarrages of his sod
limed (rind Lord Lyadttorat.
METROPOLITAN LOCAL MANAGEMENT BILL.

The above bill pawed through ciorituituw.
Thrift lordship' adjourned at • few minutes Wong 10
o'clock.

HOUSE OF

-TUEBDAT, JULY 31.

The portion of the early sitting net reported in Toiler
day's Express, was occupied with the disesasies is eommit•
tee with varies' rots el &apply.
Oa resuming at 6 o'clock, the sense object was centinaed,
a large number of votes being discussed sad passed, It
longing to the estimate for civil eontiogencies, and the sup-
plamestal estimates for the navy, the transport, and the
psi het service*.
Epos the vote of 10,000/ for Captain M'Clare and the
Arctic dimmers,
Admiral WALCOTT took that opportunity el expressing
hie admiration at the bravery sad perseveres." eabibited
by the Arctic diet:overate. He should be glad to know
whether there was any Jauntiest of carrying out the vc
commendation of the eseamituse of that bowie with regard
to the grant of medals to theme brave men.
Mr. OTWAY thought it should be expressed in the vote
that 6,000 L wu to be given to Captain M'Clare, and 6000 L
to be distributed to the offioen and crew of the Investi-
rater. Ha wished also that the officers sad men of the
Enterprise had bees »warded.
Captain SCOBELL said that the committee bad head
great difficulty in coming to the deeision, bat at last some
to the conclusion that the terries' of MTh's,. were pir•-•mi-
sent. (Rear, hear.) They deemed the service' of Cap-
tains Eellet and Collirw moat distinguished, but felt that
if they went beyo.id the acteal diseoviniee of the RW. pas-
sage, they sheald be travelling beyond the mop* of their in-
stractioss. He trusted that the men would all have medals,
as they were some of the flares sailers that ever exited. It
bad been asked why Captain retort, got half the money ;
bat his wee as extraordinary ease. (Hear, hear) With his
ship fear years in the ice, he had, by his extraordinary
judgmost, enrage, and skill, overcome all difficulties,
(Hear, hear.) It wee sot like a simile flash of mange in
the day of battle or even a campaign, bat sustained and
persevering efforts, cad be (Captain Sitobell) believed that
'either parliament as the country would reap the
reward.

Mr.-BUTT supported tke decision of the soseraittee.
sod warmly eulogised the skill sad courage of Captain
Y'Clare— . . .

11-1,71. SCULLY wasted to bow why the whole reward
of 20,0001. 'Messily premised by the Admiralty, bed set
hese awarded to Captain M'Clere.
Mr. BUTT sal that it wee ecasidered by the semeeitte•
that the 20,0001. bad bees offend before say portion of
the N.W. Farago was dissented, sad besides was for
briars( a ship througlsthe ice.
Admiral WALCOTT mid that 6,0001. wee gives to
Parry sad 5.0001. to Rem. The pretest vote absorbed the
other 10.0110/
Mr HEYWOOD isquired why the I,OOOZ. be the Royal
&Oily had been dinowiesect ?
Lord PALMERSTON esplaised that the mosey had
erlgisally bees ghee as a appeal gnat for a temporary
Puree, sad bad bees subssquestly demanded by the
society se a mann of omen He regretted that be was this
year obliged to refuse it.
The vote was thus agreed to.
SOU, monument to Sir J. Prialtlis asd the oaten sad
mos of his expeditious.
Sir C. WOOD said that Is yeeposisg this veto be did sot
shish it to say • word is its reensereadatine.
(Hear, iseee.) Admiralty had determined spot•
m, shame, estl bed pat themselves is Ileammueiest es
stadium, libels* barest is Annie expeditious, orpedally
Lied HAestuste. ibellg, the matter was placed in the
beam of Mr. Werat, esd it was °sly within tbe last
twigs that maim as a proximate estimate had bees
resellemi. It wee gespesulithst the mosessest should be
plum/ seseigsese es amtet Liostesest Belot, sad there
wee o tenflher meets tee selestitg_that site, Irbil* sow, us-
=2. et:lsateat ezimel. Or M. Parry, the friend and
J. Pesetas, ws6.vers.r et sad resi-
des* Is, evesswleas Heephal. (Meer, hest.) %t wee is.
headed to iseeribe ea the seessmest the names et Sir J.
Fresklis sad of the whole et by ism sad crew.
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Alen as aspronisi obeareseism hen Captaia Booms.,
The vets lass seised is.
Os the wets of 1.114,6410 i. hr the tramrpart expati-
ates%
Or O. WOOD meld that the sera be sew Galled is the
basso Is p.. was ems dirge •101111111 L It lame sa additional
vets Me the tnspset seeds. for the rassisda of the you.
TM mesa of Ihi. braisesed eels was the laws* imaroonsd
awns of ths seerasa. awe tho selleistes whish bad
ahead, beam tooted bad boa pommel Ids emirs had
•aleretisa is essjusalin with our anise ts sassy wasps,
horns. mad stens far bsysmot the amoust uneasily easesem,
slated. By the treaty with ellatiMill us bad swims ft
Miley Bra Weeps of that the Bradt Beth sad Is
isisestawryisor reserrasimillia moisfaermiests as they
Immo itgldrai. This bad beim dose fa a ammo,
jabs latiskanry, sad that fans had boss fully kept
sp. We bed respived frog ear ally the Brassier of the
Wash a very liberal sad gamma peeponal. Es had
said that the Frisch ram • sanitary satiate, sad had
mere troops at their draped than as bad, sad
that be would .lad thee to the Crime, while we
betas a rind trades, hs raked our seristaara to forner his
INer sad bones to ths isms el aides. (Bear, bear.) That