The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-24 00:00:00

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HOUSE Or LORDl3.—Famy, Joys 23.
The home OS MIA 'kink
The &Mt of lAINDIFOB.D proneerbd Boa Bat-
hot roam* rtoOelitolary Faroe AO.
IMEMITLATE OP SABAWAX.
Lord DE BEDOLIFFE Wood the Seem-
kw fort= Alain whether, to the agpolotmeat of
Eieisardsos as come at Sarawak, la the Wood of
Boma, her Majesty's government latooded Ivy that set to
resegaise Sir ghlaill Brooke as ladegoodent sommiga of
Burma
EMI RUSSELL (who wan almost Marelillkd was ander-
Mood to my that aa applioetion having boss Slide to her
Ilsdest)'s govermoost for their approval of Um spoolatramt
of a cooed at Sanwa. be, on the pert of bar BaYeates
govertemat. stated that ho had .o objection to such so
apporatomet. renoimicm was granted by the Sul of
Boma to Fir Jaime /kook*, who floured so iodepeodent
asthonly from his..
STATE OF PUBLIC) AND PRIVATE BUSINESS.—

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IRS DISSOLUTION.
Laird STANLBY ef ALDIRLIII drew ansatios to the
stateof the piratelnners before Utak lordships, sad
somented that tf there were say private bins "smog), op-
posed It would be better to psis • resslatios, for which
there WOO presserate, that rash Nis MI Illistt now be
dropped thsausrnalsr nap should be sakes up at that
strzest
BSDESDALS had peat objections to estessaiNl
private benison, bst would be prepared ea lieeday or MIMI
day salt to state how the matter Mood.
The Sal of Miff ehrorwed Mos is 1867 sad is 1868
there had lees easksterial arises bet he eouLl set see
the seonney at this leanest for taking say seek meat
scone..... wore than edepted red as were sow proposed.
Led OffiLMSFOAD resauked that there win stall
mews ours nivel erosion( oadssided„ sad that it
weld be s pestystr hardship to tie parties to throw theta
Lardleat .
ANMY it ALDERLEY rid Wed only throws
Tat the gentiOws with the view el plesisig the &deal state
of the can before the boon.
Obeeredissa Watt also nude by the Doha of liostrose.
Reel guawl, sad the Boil of lialmesbury, sod No @abject
dropped.

A potties peensabsd by Lord LTrrunoer, in favour of
ea area el the episcopate, gave rise to some diemara,
to the 00111111 ef whin the Archbishop it Curl most ex-
primed his regret that the goverment had exhibited so
snob nownione t•i the prayer of the pstition.
Bat RUSSELL vindicated the radon et the gymnast,
sad pointed to the maim et tbe sem of Rapes sad Mar
sham la grad lihed they led gino. the Mt end fallen
erasiderasson to the salijsea.
The Hui of BEIA.FTISKTRT hoped their lordships
would first aside, the • ht. of the people to the utmost
development el the embus, for whin funds were
far more mead then for an areal Dumber d bishops.
The Bishop of OXFORD costemied that the anion of
three new bishoprics, which were all that was asked for,
would gives Wain. to the devel•openat of the parochial
lean He would guarsotee that the funds would be
readily foramen; if that were all the Malty the go-
verment felt is the matter.
After some remarks from Leeds Chichester mid Hanowby,
sad the Bishop of Lembo. the enblinst dropped.
The Antibiehee al CANTERBURY Mad, in same to
Lord Bay, that he, in camas with his right rev.
brazen, bad an objection to the appointment of a royal
commisama to inquire-into the aisle') of the Leatiosuy •
but, with reopen to the alteration of the burial senior, that,
be thought, amid be an kijudieious proceeding.
The Constabulary Form (inland) Bill was reid•wooed

time.
The Fort Walloon (Provision for Bipostose) Bill, the
Malt Deo MB, sod other measures were pared through
oonsmitlie.
Several bills were also reed • wooed tiro*, oases were
rued • tbird time, sod their lordships edjoereod M 9
eolonk until 11 °Week this day.

HOUSE OF COMMON& —FRIDAY, Jinni 23.
The sitting wee regalia at 8 o'clock.
TENURE AND IMPROVEMENT OF LAND (lICA.
LAND) ACT.
Oa the moo el Mr. HEMBST, OW report the
esearaittee Oa this set we reed at the table.

Mr. LAIRD celled the attest's% of the hews to the re-
pert of Mr. Goßosy and Mr. Gray to the Board of Trade
ea the Chain Cables sod Authors Act of 1864, which was
kid opoii the table la March that. He complained that the
tendthey of the act was to throw a monopol? into the heeds
of those losanfactoren whose works ware situated near go-
vernmeet works.
Mr. GIBSON o°oo4 it would be better to postpone
salmon nub' the ace had bees longer in operation. It was
quite true that the government had licensed the testis'
machines of Messrs. Brown, Lenox, sad Ca ; but if they
bad sot dons so there would riot be say dependable machicse
is London at all.
Mr. CORRY, in calling etteation to the policy of the
governineet la relation to the naval rooms, said lie seder-
stood is the contemplated to redone the coastguard and
the marines on shore.
Lord O. ?AGRI replied that mince the istrodoction of
the oictinaotis service system the country pampered an
efficient imam of meanior the they by training boys. They
bad, therefore, bees ambled to redoes the somber of ma.
rise sad coastguard, for whose services, to cionsethion with
the maths. there was not now the neosseity that formerly
existed. The Royal Naval Reserve consisted of 24.000
men, whine seniors mold be rendered immediately avail-
able, sod who were in a most 'Molest state in regard to
training.
The Indemnity Bill, the Erpi ing Laws Continuance
the Compound Spirits Warehousing Bill, the Ulster °seal
Vomiter Mll, the Turnpike Trusts Arrangement Bill, mid
the Fire Brigade (Metropolis) Bill were severally read a
third time and peed.
The home adjourned at a quarter to 10.