The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-03 00:00:00

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on io whine the inqeiry bed beta oreaCeeteds ald Vet'
IMO the weilmet sans as it wee, had est been inels -
inth. sad was wholly unreliable. •
the ATIORNEY-ORNIERAL deltoid the gamed-
Inge of the somminee, sad gam it se he *doe Mat It
was the duty ef the home to mark Its mews of the repro
hemline Me of Mitchell, labia had been proved bfa •
shadow of float* With mad to Mr. atrint, the astor,
who bad employed llinhd as an aged to get up the Wi-
ther, it bed ewer bem probsoded that he me • party to
Alaqpilsr.
Aber mese cihnemicse the mode. wee agreed to.
Mr. FORSTER. neat moved that George Morrie Mitchell
be omatteted to bee Majesty's gaol at Newest*, and that
the Speaker should hem Ids warrant mocabegly.
The motion was opposed by Mr. Hammy sad Mr.
Notice. and supported by Sir J. Ferguson and the
Attomey-Geseral.
On a division, it was tarried by 41 to 7.
Mr. FORSTER having awed that Powell Marshall and
Henry Whitehead had -been guilty with Mitchell of *Da-
imn of the privileges of the lime
Mr. COX protested against the motion, on the ground
that the deem had eMbese peeved to his satisfaction.
Mr. AYRTON aossidered the whole affair diaoreditabie
to parliament, wishing to throw the whole odium Matthias
to them apes the goverment
Mr. W. D. RETiIOUR also condemned the propositio%
bus as • division it wee serried by 3S to 5.
Mr. HENNESSY wished to know what was to be dam
with the um dna they wen committed to the custody al
the filerhaddet-Arwt A preenely Mahn puniehmeet
was Misted by order el the home epos Mr. Struts, who
many years ego was committed to the custody of the
Seriesel-MArms for for* • rilittdilt• to • P• 511400-
Thas was hie first demo, and when he committed • second
dem, be was let off without say punishment.
Mr. O. FORSTER said Is would depeod upon the diem-
nos at the hoses how lan the men were kept iii custody.
Sir G. GREY end this was the mildest muse of pureed.
lag the boom could take. The party might pedtka the
home, and whatever be mid in his favour it would be dia-
pond to she into its mmelfal maideratiom
The motion was thee speed to.
NATIONAL EDUCATION (IRELAND).
The home having pee into committee of imply,
Sir R. PEEL explained the operation of the National
Board daring the pan ear, which he described as most
setilaelory and to the people of Doled of all
religious dmemMtiom. He was persuaded that the ea-
hood system wee daily taking deeper root ix the conntay.
Some dlsonerioe mud, oddly with referenoe to the do
nominations! as compared with the Mimi system of oda-
*OM, in the oonrse of which
Mr. WHITESIDE said that, bowleg studied the question
fir some years, be had waived at the melon= that the
state would ultimately demand • good secular education in
proportion to the mosey it gam, and would leave the re-
'tenni nomad watirely free.
Sir R. PEEL, Teton's( to the moved schools, end they
were is eousexion with the National Board. that the du.
,s,paoma
Mho no in them was admirable, and that it wee pro-
posed ionesneg the grant in their regard to give
gnaw t to their operations.
Mr. MONS was in favour of extending the moni-
torial system.
Mr. WHITESIDE empleneed that the schools of the
Church Edmatio• Society were deprived of any parilaips-
doe in the public grants because the New Testament was
reed is them.
The O'DONOGHUE disapproved al the national system,
which, he said, led the people of Ireland to behove that
I was of very esawedery lon
port!
said that, rteretinroh Education
Ilissisty would comply with the rules ot the National Board
es which greats were made, they might come in and Mare
Mom.
The Me was Una weed to. as were several others, and
the Mimes reported program

DISTILLATION OF SPIRITS.
The house west foto momaittet oa the Woad Revenue
AT
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved a
resolutloa L nfeeeaee to the dist/Wks of spirits. The
diet boa gentlemen explained that the relamitioa mulch
hid beet made io the revenue law Is favour of certain
maatifeetame is which methylio alcohol was ass& had bees
ended, so IA to make the liquor potable, and hews the
.tetchy for this reirolutkm.—Apeed to.
The home rseamsd.
DEFENCE ACT (1880) AMENDMENT BILL.
This bill was read • mooed time.
MILITIA BALLOTS SUSPENSION BILL.

This wood throftb 000imIttoo.
MILITIA PAY BILL.
This MD pima through committal.
PIER AND HARBOUR ORDRItS CONFIRMATION

BILL.
This bill woad through soisismitSsa.
SUGAR DUTIES AND DRAWBACKS.

The report of no resolutios on wear duns. sad draw•
backs was brought up sad speed to, sad leave sires to
bring in a bel fouadsei therms.
DISTRICT CHURCH TITHES BILL.
This bill paned 'brew& committee.
TRESPASS (SCOTLAND) RILL.

This bill also passed throagh oennsities.
LUNATIC ASYLUM ACT.
Mr. 800IIRFDILD °Webbed leave to bring le a boll to
explain sad tweed the " Lusatia Asylum Act, 1853," sad
the " Lunacy Act Amendment Sot. 1962" with refines°.
to 00,41111iilli of tows. wig& have courts of gamier sessions
bat no rsoceder.
POOR-LAW BOARD.
. .

Mr. VILLIFJIB obtaised leave to Mien in a bill to en-
tities the Poordaw Commimion for a limited period, sod to
make certain anzeedments in the law regulatieg the relief
of the poor.
The house adjourned at 20 minutes to 1 o'clock until
Thmeday next.