The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-04 00:00:00

THE BURIAL SERVICE OF THE CHURCH

OF ENGLAND.

DIVISION IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS.
Moved to resolve, "That in the opinion of this
house the evils arising from the oompalsory and almost
indiscriminate =s of the Burial Senice of the Church of
Eogland asensed the tidy ettgatioi of the legislature"—
(The Laid glitzy). On qnsetiost °outwits, 20; Net.
t:oaten* 43.
CONTENTS.

NUMMI. VIIIOOO.T. LOIDS. Loan&
Westminster. Torrington. Foley Ponaouby
LEA. Gage Sandy&
Chichester toMM. Harris Seaton
Cowper Churchill Someridll
Grey (teller) Gengiston IlAtieuen Woolworth-
Moto. marl (teller) Mostys
NOT CONTENTS.
AltegalSHOP. USIA ZEOHOPS. LOlll.
Canterbury. Lunen Ely Denman
tn. -oiisnOzttontlehnesbury Gloucester and Fannon
Westbury. Kayo Bristol Hatherton
wart Nebou Peterborough. Ileytaebury
Cleveland Poets LORDe.
Somerset. Romney Aveland 11.Batn .:
Late. Shrewsbury Boston SaHereford
Bandou Wilton. Boyle Sherburne
Derby visoomtrs. Brodrlck alkheeter
Graham De Vend Clandeboye ;teller)
Granville Dort Colchester Sondes
Iliudwicke Henanlen Colville of Cul- Wenlock.
Items Melville (teller). roes

THE LORD CHANCELLOR AND THE
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

THE DIVISION LAST NIGHT.
Leeds Baokruptcy Court, ka.—Debate arising ; nation
made, and question put, " Tkat the debate be now ad-
jammed :"--Vimerast Palosarataa :)—The house divided;
Ayes, 163; nags, 177.

AYES.
Arland, T. D. Forger. W. 0. Neste, C.
Andover, Visa. Porton-no, D. F. Pecks Col
Angentedn, W. Fortescue, C. Padmore, It.
Ashley, Lord Gibson, T. Td. Paget, Lord A.
Athlumney, Lord Gladstone, W. Paget, Lord C.
Ayrton„ A. S. Glyn, G. C. Palmer, Sir R.
Aprimi, R. B. Wyo. G. G. Palmerton, Vint.
SLIMS. L GOWASOK Sir F. Peel, Sir B.
Baring, IL B. Gambia, G. J. Plumy, Col.
Baring ilir F. T. Outer, O. W. Potmonby. A.
Bering. T. 0. Gregory, W. H. Portman, W. 11-
11eamisb, F. B. Gronlo.l, C. P. Potter. T. B.
Beaumont, W. B. Oradell, H. R. Powell, J. J.
Berkeley. Col. Groy,Par G. Prim R. G.
Berkeley. C. P. Grosvenor. Lord IL Proby, Lord
Biddulph. Col, =. S. Bomsden, Sir J.
Blenoows J. G. d. G. Robartes, T. J.
Bower* P. P. Handley, J. Robertson. H.
Krum, .T Hinkel, T. Roebuck, J. A.
Brum, Lord C. Ihirtington, Marg. Rothecluld,BaronlL
Bram Lord E. Hervey, Lord A. Russell. Str W.
Brum, H. A. Baylor, Sir W. St. Aubyn, J.
Buller Sir A. Henderom, J. 8•1000114 Aid.
Bury, 'Vigil. Hodgkisaon. G. Scott, Sir W.
stuMr. C. IL Hodgson, K. D. Perope, U. P.
Buxton C. Holland, R. Seymour, H. D.
Caird, J. Horseman, Z. Seymour, A.
F. H. Howard, Lord E. Smith, J. A.
taaridUTZL Ingham, R. Smith, J. B.
°saleroom, Vlset. Jermise. Sir J. Smith, IL T.
Cavendish, lord 0. Johnstone, gar J. litexpoolg W.
Cbeetham, J. King, P. J. Stuart. Col.
Childers, H. C. K Mascot.. Col. Mg W.
Churchill, Lord A. Kinnaird. A. Y. Tracy, C. 8..
Clive, G. Knatchball . Huge*. Trelawny. Sir J.
Calebrooke, Sir T. son, IL Verney, Sir H.
Collier, air R. P. Ward. A. H. Vernon, H. F.
Cowper, W. F. Lummox, J. C. Villiers C. P.
Crawford, R. W. lowsoa, W. Virten, H. H.
Cron ley, Mr I. Lefevrs G. J. Vyner, R. A.
Davey, R. Lewis H. Waldagrave.Lealle,
Doyle, Sir H. Lock*, J. G.
Davie. Col, Lpley, W. Watkin, E. W.
Denman, G. Macklnuon.W (Cyril Weguelin. T. M.
Dodson, J. G. Machinnoo,W. (Rye) Western, S.
Doulton, Y. li'llehon, P. Whalley, 0. H.
DoE, M. IL Marjoribanks, D. C. Whitbread, S.
Dundas, F. Marsha. W. Wickham, H. W.
Dundee, Sir B. Matheson, A. Wilmington, Sir T.
Dunk. din, Lord Merry, J. Wood. Sir C.
EntlekL Vied Mills, J. R. Woods, H.
Swart, W. Mitchell. T. A. Wrightson, W. B.
Fernsoy, Lord lloncreig, J. WyvilL M.
Fitzwilliam, C. W. MooselL W. TULKAB.
Foley. H. W. Moore. C. Brand, IL
Forster. C. Morris, W. White, Cul.
NOM
Adder's', C. B. Grey, Llout-Col. O'Neill, E.
Admits H. J. Grey de Wilton, Via. Packs, C. W.
Arabian, Caps Grillith. C. D. Pakington, Sir I.
Bering, T. Hamilton, Lord C. Palk, Sir L.
Barrow, W. H. Hardy, 0. Papillon, P. O.
liarttelot, Col- Hardy, J. Parker. Major
Bannon. Sir T. Hartopp, R. B. Peel, Gen.
Bathurst, A. A. Harvey, R. B. Peel, J.
Bathurst, Col. Healey, J. W. Pennant, Col.
Bentinck, G. C. Hennessy, J. P. Perry, Earl
Benyon, R. Henniker, Lord Peto, Sir S. H.
Beresford, W. Beaketh. Sir T. Pevensey, Tient
Bereeford, D. W. Renate, Sir F. Phillips 0. I.
Booth, Sir It. HoUord, R. S. Powell. Y. S.
&untie, E. P. Hood, air A. Pugh, D.
BovW, W. Hopwood, J. T. Reptoa, 0. W.
Bowyer, Sir G. Howes, K. Ridloy. Sir IL W.
Brarnaton. T. W. Hozobangon, P. S. Roll. J.
Brennidge,E. Humphery, W. H. Bose, W. A.
Bruce, Sir .11 Invents, Visa. Rowley, It. T.
Bulkeley, SITE. JoUlffe, Sir W. Pcboletleld, W.
Burghley, Lord Jolliffe, H. H. Selater-Booth, G.
Butlir•Johnstons, A lone., D. Selwyn. C. J.
Cairns, Sir H. Kerrison, Sir E. Smith, Abel
Cartwright, Col. Knatchbull, W. F. Smi h, Augustus
ClUford, COL.
Knight, F. W. 801130TIOi. Cot.
Clive, Capt Hnightley, Sir R. Stanhope. J. B.
Collins. T. Enos, Co). Stanhope, Lord
Copeland, Ald. Boor. Bator Stanley, Lord
Corry, It. L. Unitas. sr. G. Stirling, W.
Comforter, Lord Leeks, Sir IL Stuart. Lt-Col
Cranbourne, Vied. Legh, Major Blurt, H. 0.
Cutlet, 0. Legit, W. J. Start, Lt-Col,
Curzon, Virct Lennox, Lord G. Surtax. H. R.
Dalkeith, Earl of Lennox. Lord H. Nyk .a. COL
Dawson, R. P. Lennox, C. S. Tapirs Lord E.
Deena, Sir K. Liddell. H. G. Thynne, Lord H.
Dick. F. Lowther, Col. ToDemache, J.
Disraeli. B. Lowther, Capt. TOOllllB,O.
Du Conga Lyall, 0. Trotting', C. H.
Duke, EMI. Lrgast, T. Training IL
Duncombo, A. Mainwaring, T. Trevor, Lord A.
Dri Pre, C. G. Molina, N.. Trollops. Sir J.
Eaton, H. W. Manners, Lord J. Turner, C.
Egerton, Sir P. Miles. Sir W. Vence, .1.
Egerton. A. F. Miller, T. J. Tonsillar'. W.
Ilgertos, f.. C. Mille, A. Verner. R. W.
W. mittird. W. T. Vise, Col.
rphrtA4nstons, Sir.). Montagu. Lord R. Walker. J. R.
Pane, CoL Montgomery, Sir G. Walpole, S. IL
Farquhar. SD M. Morgan, 0. Welsh. Sir J.
Fellowes, L Morgan. Major Wallington, J. W.
Thayer, J. Moorbray. J. R. Whitmore, H.
Forester. Gen. Murray, W. William', Col.
Ymurklyn, G. W. Itiool, W. Wyndham, H.
Gard, R. B. Noel, G. J. Wyndham, P.
(Mph% Col. North, coL Wynn. C.
Graham, Lord W. North, F. rattans.
Greens G. Nortimote. Sir S. Hunt, tl.
Greene,% J. o'peeeall, I. M. Paull, H. W.

The Timm observes that the result of last night's
debate is that a grave vote of censure has been passed on
the Lord Chaocello-. The amendment of Mr. Bonverie,
which, except on one point, hardly differed from that of
Mr. Hunt, was carried without a division, and the most ex-
alted person in the government is reproved by a vote origin-
ating with one of its own supporters. It is notorious that
the liberal members diapisyed no slamity far this debate.
The prospect of gong to the hustings aa the defenders
or apologists of such transactions as have lam revealed
within the last few days had no attracttoos for the ,
supporters of the government. It is, iodeed, rather air-
piling that so huge a number should have been found
at their pasts at all. At say rate, when Mr. Bouverie
proposed his amendment, which, while soquittiog the
Chancellor of any knowledge of the corrupt practices eon- '
nested with Mr. Welch's appointment, adopts the language
of Mr. Hunt's resolution with respect to the pensioning of In the above division, which Lord Palmerston said he
Messrs. Edmunds and Wilde, it was of no avail for the 1 mimed to accept as indicating the feelings of the house with
government to attempt to change the entreat of feeling. I regard to Mr. Bouverie's motion (for the terms of which
Mr. Boavaria's amendment was put as a substantive resole- • see our parliamentary report), will be found the names, as
800, sod envied without a dividers." The decimal, of the opposed to the adjournment, and consequently is favour of
, Hones of Commons will have a good effect on official the motion, of three out of the five members of the caro-
-1 morality. "It is natural that men In high office, knowing mitten of inquiry in the case of the Leeds Bankruptcy
the ignorance and carelmernees of the world in general cuoi.t. How" oho oboirmoo), tit,
E.
with respect to their proceedings, should fancy that there Egerton, sod Colonel Peonaot. Mr. Homey Vivian,
is no chance of jobs and intrigees coming to light. They mother member el the ootomittee, voted for the adjourn.
may be to a peat extant in the right, but the tone of the meet ; the name of the fifth, Mr. Evans, does not appear
1 house la,t night will show them that if once they are de- io the division.
tooted they have but little to hope from the forbearance of 1 The liberal members who virtually supported by their
parliament" vote Mr. Bouveris's resolution were :—Mr. Adam*, Sir
The Morning Parlays that the issue raised, as stated by E. C. Dering, Sir James Doke, Mr. J. Greene. Mr. F.
the Attorsay.General, was whether stroll a vote of censure North, Sir Morton Polo, Mr. Scholefield, Mr. Augustus
should be mend as would mope' the Lord Chancellor to Smith, and Colonel Sykes.
resign the custody of the Great Seal, and the House of The only oonosrystives who voted with the government
onsemoos has now formally declared that such reeiguatioe were Lord Alfred Churelsill aid Lord A. Hervey.
issamseary. The question of the innocence or othersise
Of Yes motives which actuate a man is of importance solely
Tun ELECTIONS. —ln most of the boroughs of
be hiniosif, if his conduct is pronounced to be such as re-
.. The moducit of Lord Ragland and Wales the nominatima will take plane on
sob amoredit on hie high station.
Wergbury his now been pronounced by the House of Qom. Tumidity next (this day week), and sow will he later than
mons to have been such as throws discredit on the offing the day following. In the City of London the nomination
of mom no, remains for may take place as arty as Monday, as the writ in Its ease
which he filled, sod nothing
him but to owe to fill the paw. of Lord High mu,. reaches the returning officer in such a MOW' that the day
ashlar of Ragland." It is ooly comparion that the rma. of issue may be reckoned as one of the four days fixed by
latices moved by the Ler I Advocate, and smarted by the the "Mow.
government, could be noomforna to other moo gravely too- PILIVATZ BILLS IN PARLIAMICIIT.—Ib appears that
suriug the Lord °banal' rc ; nor would it be easy to die. after all the fuss that ham been made about the prejudice
omor in the parliamentary jounce/5 any instance in which which private business was to suffer from the early date of
arms a rebuke was formally passed by the Home of the dissolution. no important business will be left undone.
commisee on any of Lied weatbeiey's prodreaseam. Sot the Lord Redeedale informed the House of Lords last Blight
boom did not Wale N auffirdsagt merely to affirm that the that there were only throe bills remaining before the
Chancellor Md been renglfgest g "ft felt that such committer, and they would all be mast to the 00,111160■9
pace had affixed a stigma on the office which he bolds, sad this day.