The Express.
London, England, 1853-05-20 00:00:00

INDIA.

On the order of the day for going into Committee of
Supply,
Lord J. RUSSELL said he wished to give notice that on
Friday, the 3rd of June, his right hon. friend the P. esi-
dent of the Board of Control, would state the views of her
Majesty's government, respecting the future government of
India.
On the question that the Speaker do leave the chair,
Mr. RICH said, with reference to the notice si nich had
just been given on the subject of India, he wished to ob-
serve that he entertained such a strong feeling with re-
gard to the administration of Indian affairs, that he could
not lose the opportunity of introducing the que-tton on
the 'Jammu for going into Committee of Supply. lie could
not help saying that he thought it was for the inter. et of
the government, fur the interest of this country, and c.0.,-
citify for the interest of India, that the question should
be maturely considered before the bill was brought in.
He strongly deprecated hasty legislation in a matter of such
grave importance ; he was aware of the difficulties result-
ing floes suspension of action for any long period, but the
delay of on. or two years was as nothing when compared
with the Importance of bringing the minds of the people of
Beymlad te bear on the subject, with the view to the eats
blithimmlef a sound, psenment, Ind satisfactory form of
government in India.
Nit C. WOOD was quits sure lis hem Mend was ani-
mated by die meet dame desire he Ile welfare of ladle,
but be (wheel whether the best =de of forthedeg that
*ma was* bed* en dismiss@ wpm M ediret to the
anderrZ.)selle would aot lots= hen. Mead. tie
assmobsses'
sh, various smdee into which he had entered, beams die
did he should-be dei =at whirl he deptreated in gams
teen it wield be his ea duty, a
Malmo day= hie male kind Lewd J. Reseed had
glees setae), M slab et hese the views of the govern-
ment ea the se**. (Rear, beer.)
The house then went tato enmities at
SUPPLY—MISCELLANEOUS ESTIMATES.
On the Strt vole el 119,3201., for »palm of mid phase
and puddle beildieps,
Sir J. SHELLEY wished to know bow the stud homes
is Busby-perk Ma acesuat of whisk there was an lima
Included is this vete) were occupied, whether by the home
of private persons or Bet ? It was understood that made oohs
were to take plies periodhally of thorough-bred lame knee
them shad bonne, and be begged to higsdre whether.'
debtor sad creditor account would be kept el the sales ?
Iced J. RUSSELL (who was very iadietiandy WOO
wee undenteed to say that the memo& of the sake wenil
be brought late the public aceousts. With ewgmi to the
stud houses, be was not aware what the inSIOO.IIIIISMX that
was some to sass years ago was, but would Swim.
The vote was then agreed to.
Oa the seat vote, 62,736 L, for royal parks and Thome
'F OOS
Lonliab. STUART eameleined that Kew Oenhats were
sot open to the nblie es Mende7e. that being w•• 17
warm &BY
whoa the working &Mu bed the opportualty of weloyieg
Sir W. MOLESWORTH bad given directions that
Hew Gardens should be open on Sundays, sad they were
open to the public on Sunday last. (Loud cries of " Hear.")
Lord D. STUART was exceedingly happy to hear it—
but there wee smother portion of the grounds at Kew—the
grenade—which at present we open on Sundays
ters.n re
Is parties of the year only, viz., between Midsum-
mer and Mialmetram ; he boreal the right hon. baronet
would gins directions that that should be open every Sun-
day. It would be desirable, also, that the public should
have seems to that part of Richmond Park between Roe-
hempen and Robin Need's Oate, from which they were
now excluded.
Mr. M.ALINS avenged that it would be a greet conve-
nience to the Belgravia= if the gate on the bridge across
the Serpentine on Wu south side ware thrown open, as it
was du the Exhibition.
Bit W. MOLESWORTH was net aware that there would
be eactzstion le spank* the gat* in question, but he
would
Mr. KINN emaidered it wail be a great he-
=
pavement dame was a carriage way misread Wow Hyde-
park, hem VigMeingete to Albert-gate.
Sie W. KOLIINWORTH thought them would be sena,
Mgeetiene to ash One eked..wasdiet it wadi ens up
• the
all peek mil kilerfere with pedestrians, end easeetter that
thtens would bays to be Isit tries night.
ARMS tew weir& from lard D. &VAST.
Mr. IL DRUMMOND is reeked that all the works cos-
ebusted he the esselemsdados of bee Majesty, or for public
=sect treks es mask se Mei* works did wheo
Mr panne petroes, and he insieeneed the stables:at
'ffigidearond the removal of the marble ugh from St.
James's M Hpie.pesk as pooh. It was 2111111111111118 that all
the goveremeat bladders made enesuesse raids by their
matraos, and then appealed ati-he en utter abuses of that
Mind 011 ao pat of the government which wee neemeary
Misery es ths public works with a due regard to mo.
nem.
Me, W. WILLIAMS observed that, besides the enor-
mous amount that had been expended on the royal palaces
care bar Majesty's accession, more than a million had been
wag • gps royal parks. Of course the raga had the