The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-31 00:00:00

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rex LAW 111 IA& OP BRIAOII OF aurritaor
OP 81317 CE.

MUTATION TO BUR G. GRET.—(THIS DAY.)
This afternoon a deputation was to Wait upon
Mr George Grey at ti. Retaredies. Is referease te ea
easserlaset d the abase law, sod with • atm se asesstria•
Is the mores the pommel* %had te parses 'lit sr
'pest to ea sateadel tin ef lest sodas it.. latrodarai by
Mr. J. M. Oebbett. M.P. The meremeat wpm. te have
bees eredeeted by • body ailed "The Ifeeless' mad Wish-
arab Ash Assradimat NerealheOessmittes," Mr. Nor
Newt" eamtesy. l'be he for ussiers, they easbask it
to be " saaarseeed isle roan as party te a sign eseassek
mad ILIA Is diva dearsaes stay ;" wt i•. for wartime M
ie to to " aerested Nader wares* sad brought WO goad is
a erterisol, mad Rade to be lugateresd Mar • erraasea hiss
for say terse we asesehas three menthe wilt bard hboar."

THE METROPOLIS SEWAGE AND MSS
RECLAMATION BILL.

SPROUL WORT OP TH PARLIAMJINTARY
OORNITTZI.
It will be remembered that the above bill was
masa to a easel comminise el the Hem of Gocomme,
who were lastrineed to imam into the wet useful
sad meltable asses of dimming et the nmerepollheu sewage
ea the ma* died the Thames. The eemmillee have had
laid before them the merle of the select osenaltless al
1362 sad MK, awl the report of the royal seeembdou ;
sad
they have else board whesesse. This moon* their report
has bees Weed. They say lig these heme brought before
them by Ifessis. Hops sod Nspier, sod embodied le the bIB
Wen the Lower Homo, Wile the following requilitions :
" It privrides, Is the ant plain, for the complete removal
from the River Thema of the whole of the ordinary swop
the mothers pert d the meiropolle, Laving osly, es
the emeden et heavy Was, a portico of the sewage dill to
low hie the river, bat so smell sad aseepliosal that it
may. for all preceded wpm% be left oat of considem.
Am. It provides, is the sect place, for the begetter by
sewage, is whatever Tisdale. may be faced useful, al a
amelderable area perfeealedy well adapted for such a pur-
pose, %menu& se the unmet chauroter of the soil is light
end favourable. Mareever the law level of the district es-
shies the sewage to be opened with very little rambeakel
ofd, sad, in fact, mainly by graviletka. It may slim he ob.
served that as aztosalca of this area might be made by
pumping the sewage toe moderate elevaliou. Lastly, with
rasped to whatever portion of the smogs may me be
disposed of is its acme, the scheme proposes Is apply it le
the reelematim el a berm patios of lead on the meet, in
a raw recommended by ezporiesos."
The emathiedes of them Monet modes of snag the
wimp is. the earearittos Wilk, of great oresequence ia
ensuring at ell them sad seasons the bsadieled appliesiloa
of Me whole sewage, with the moan exceplica above mew
booed as the ocomlon of heavy raise. Upon Atie voidness
the committee an of *aim " thee the scheme which has
bees submitted to them is • useful and probable mode of
applying the sewage of the northers podia* of the metre-
and they have so reins to suppose that any more
✓ani or cooed& scheme reefed be devised."
The committee es sassed of Mr. Resdiem (diakona), Yr.
Aynce, Mr. Height, Dr. Brady. Mr. T. G. Wier, Oakes'
Smyth, Mr. fidatirt Booth. Mr. Pagel. Kr. Oay, and Yr
Chaim Tamer.

The Select Committee of the House of Lords
"on the resignatios by Mr. Edmund. of esetels Offiollll aad
oa the imam grastod to him by this Muse," wi'l met
solo co Tseedsy next, et 12 o'clock.
Mr. Bosley, on Friday, will ask the Clisnoelke
of the Facheqvar whether it be hie fatosstiou to re.istaw
deco the bill ter the oOUsetise of toms ; sad, if se, to W-
I elude cceeptiocel glossa is *a ems, or the consonestkin

Mess se before
In oommittee on Metropolitan Houselese Poor
Bill, Mr. Villiers Maeda after clause 3, to more to Mart
the following clam :—" Any ormetsble of the metropolitan
police or of the pollee of the city of London may personally
ended any destitute wayfarer, wanderer, or foundling,
not having committed or beteg charged with any offence
penblieble by law vrithis the knowledge of such minable,
be any wards mother pima et recent= approved et by the
Peer-law Board under the said sat or this set ; sad
every each wayfarer, wanderer, or foundling shall, if there
be room in such wards or other places of rsceptios. be UM.
porsrily relieved therein." Mr. Bromley will ewe the fol-
lowing slam :—" That, from the panting of this sot, every
metropolitan police-MU= shall be oonstiented as office for
the issuing of orders of ederiedon, for deities= peones re-
quirieg the same, into the amend ward of the workhouse in
Wrath the said polies-Anion it situated.*
On Tuesday last a petition was presented to the
Court of Chancery to triad up the Unity Beek tat of court
under supervisios. The petition was granted, and the usual
older made agreeing to tie appointment of Mr. 0. Howell
as scoonetant. Upon an application from the late commit-
tee of shareholders the Master of the Rolls
seeWeda
ordered the prosecution of the manager and secretary to be
continued, and that the necessary expenses shall be de-
frayed oat of the men d the beak.
Last night the question of the site fees the new
Courts of .1 =tin was finally decided by the Hone of
Commons in favoured Carey-street and aphid the Thames
Embankment.
In an amusing article upon the meeting of the
Royal Geographical Society last Monday evseiag, the
Timer mid that It was mated that "one ship of an unmen-
tioned sationlity had acinally sailed two degrees net the
Pole." A Fellow of the Society writes :—" It may, per.
haps, inbred your readers to know that this ship was a
Datohniaa, and that the authority for the statement is
that ' Moron, hydrographer to Charles IL, was told so by
a miler to a drinking shop at Amsterdam, where he west
to get a glean of beer.'—' Harris 1, p. "
ALTERATIONS >x TILE SHIPS ROYAL SOVEREIGN
AND non CoNsowe.— It appears from a parlisemeatup
Mors, issued this monde& that the oast of the
allerstioss and repairs executed oa the Royal Severeige
since her return from her cruise, last autumn, Is 3,8641.
The exposes of the alterations executed on the Prince
Comet, eine her Morn, amount to 7,1071. 18a. Bd. It
nom that emend at altering the Royal Alfred from the!
ordinary broadside to her peens= mongenteet is 14,9121.
THE Atrium= "COUNT 0172 " LANE NIGHT.
—When Mr. Whiteskie had finished his speech there were
calf eight members present, and it was moved that the
bones be coasted. The throe =nate glass was
strangers withdrew, and the government " whin" raid
into the library sad tearome to dieelearp their duty by
ammonia, the ministerial adheres= The sead-eLes had
ran down, yet so men than 16 or 90 recruits had arrived,
I bet the Speaker steadily Maio= his seat for some time
longer, until a regular pone appeared, followed by Mr.
Brand. Evatually, sad after a mood " coact"—by
which time, nearly five minutes Mind of three, had
elapeed—" house' was made, and the whips retired, Mr.
Hugse.o waving his hat exultaatly at the seam of the
manoeuvre. The debate that succeeded, and which wee era.
rid on until after midnight, was soadocted entirely by this
profeesioard members of the hone, sad, like all distmeels=
upon subjects involving dry legal technicalities sad donna
was listened to with a painful seen of wearies= sad hi
some instances absolute eshanstion, as the piedlNN• eel
somnolent attitudes et more than one hoe. gentlemen
neatly indicated.—Morning Herald.
PRoPoRED 311310 RIAL TO TEI LATE Jam WATT.
—At a meeting held at Binsiargliese yenteaky, ever which
the Mayor presided, it was desermined to seen a =bib
memorial to James Watt. The sem ot 4001. was sabedlNNl
in the room.
AmERIC AN " BEEANTEosis."—Proal the fast that
the armies ea both sides seereach themastess se quiskly, ft
has beep supposed that singe terse et swan end =use.
with • oornsposding trait, he employed in the work. There
is of comes such a body. but le point of numbers it is compa-
ratively insignificant. pine forests and the skilled labour
at hand render the work of feetifisaties easy. Farina sad
=gross form a large pronellea of either army, sad both a
three clams are 0/ familiar with the en of the axe as iw
English labourer with the spade By a few adroit goo ens I
two rows of pine are felled. so that the tress at mob yew.
shall fall across these of sisAhsr. aed amid =may upia'i
the pins where they an rembed. A yam alb WWI
labour remone the beak et the tress and passe the stem 1,
le peados. Asthma ere en esespheely snored teem tbdr
'Ma, sod of wattled wall et great Mese& le pranged,
the Wake is width are reaft oWey_the sada
is throws over from • aka= imehlislehtd, es bearer'
is boot. A rude bsiservieselde lereestweek is the reset
The tree-tops ems for shbania ire-wed, er kr shelter. I
Beals " ireselmorke thessmotssr for sibs. sal see
monally teak men this fewest edge eta Menai wheel
they Ni tike the rvereb, ••peep Is seeme hr the
rides= hshisd by bang the doable le Iran. Hy this
proem, called &dim."' the Mess are felled entwarda •
at ri&aegies to the wseirommew Was may Wag let is
the =Mean anaemia even the nosed Waken we
eldembleses. Themmey,llserdere,fssidiXbto dember
tbreesill eggied pies .10 tem Idiot
wtaoo lit all *sawed fare mfthanng
thedeMdmlli IM IRO& Seth were the =Mos ifs
grapip ALMie ladies fails lalismile.
—Augers 11•04ase ray L• •