The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-02 00:00:00

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THE HOUSI Or COMMONS AND THE SOUTH KEN-
macros ituazum.—The f•Cowing are the 16 members who
composed the minority tut night in favour of Mr. B. Pot.
tee's motion for the redaction of the item of 36,5001. by the
sum of 1,0001. in respect of the National Training School :
Mesas. A. S. Ayrton, F. B. Aytoun, G. S. Beeman,
P. Blackburn ; Sir B. J. Clifton ; Messrs. L.
L. Dillwye, F. Dolton, H. B. Cram-Bening,
A. 8. Finlay, J. Grew, W. H. Gregory,
J. C. Lawrence, J. Pilldnfitoe, V. &sully, J. A. Tuner,
sod J. White. Tellers, News. R. Potter and Co.. In
the division upon Mr. Dillwyn's motion which followed,
that the item of 10,0034 for the purchase of specimens,
ancient and modem, be omitted from the proposed vote, the
foregoing minority, losing Mr. Gregory, were strengthened
by the accessioe of Mr. G. W. Bentisok, 81r B. W. Bridges,
Mr. J. Laird, Mr. G. J. Lsfevre, Mr. Longlield, Mr.
Mundy, Major Parker, Mr. Scoardeld, and Mr. Vance. The
motion, however, was rejected by a majority of 57.
THE EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT Or THE PRIVY
COUNCIL AND THZCHILDIHIN Or DL55511112116. —Thai morning,
• return was issued to paeliameat of the mei in which
the Educational Department of the Privy Council objected
to make • great towards the building of a national or
church of Elegised oohed, between the let of January,
1861, and the 314 of December, 1864, on the ground that
the children of diameters might be excluded tram snob •
school. The mese in all amount in number to 71. In
13 instances the promoters have removed the dejection by
inserting • eionseiesce datum in the trust deed, and • great
has been paid ; in 6, the clause having been inserted, a
grant has been awarded ; and in 22 an agreement has been
made to insert the CJINICiODOO clause, but the use has not
yet aided as to approval of plasm, ice: 22 schools have re-
fused to limn the clause ; and from 8 no eriewer has been
received. Of the 71 schools 15 are situated in Welsh coun-
ties and 7 to Lemmatise.

rum Boma Nona Lows BrLL—The Chancellor
of the F.:chequer last night snoonneed the withdrawal of
this measure, intimating that the government might be in-
duced to take the subject up and legislate upon broader
grounds thee that of the bill now abandoned.
Tian Romorr CATHOLIC OATH BlLL—According
to an err uipment which Hr. Moossll has made with Lord
Palmerston, this bill will be the first order of the day on
Mooday, June 12.
DAZADTUL BOLLZA EXPLOSION AT MESSRS. BASS
AND CO.'S SIZIWIAT, BOSTON. UPON•TIANT.— YsiNeriAy
morning, about a quarter to 8 o'clock, a fearful accident
occurred at Messrs. Base and Co.'s Old Brewery, in High.
street, Burton.ort•Trent, when an immense boiler burs%
killing two Dim. named Cliff sod Bucked!, whilst several
others were severely injured. Cliff was found in the debris
with his leg completely severed from his body, and it was
afterwards found some distance from where be wee
picked up. Buck nall was the engine-man, and, although'
mot dead when forma, hie body was fearfully
sodded sad otherwise mutilated. Another man named
Brooks, a bricklayer, with others whose names we hays
not been able to asesrictin, was severely melded about the
face and body. The assistance of Mr. Shirley Belcher and
Hr. Rproston, surgeons, was soca obtained, and the in-
jured primes removed to their respective homes. Par
many yards the brickwork was mitered in all directions,
Riving the appearance of a complete wreak. The boundary
wall adjoining wee completely waled sway, and the
boughs of large trees in &garden saw were kneeled off by
the flying bricks Mu so many small twigs. The bear
which is Cl Worm= weight, was mowed from he bed
HMS sk or eight feet, carrying with it the and of the
' engine-boom and upsetting the whole of the extensive
machinery.

A Doiskahire paper states that in the rich and
ezMissive parish oit=ordsettry. is that erstaty, there is
se salmi ter the strews.

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