The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-08 00:00:00

THE LOSS OF THE STANLEY.

Mr. R. HODGSON maid he wield to-morrow move for a
oopy of the catdal report is reloresos to the law of t►e
steantahip Stanley at Iles swath of the Tyse.

THE STATE OF IRELAND.

Sr. POPE SENNISSY may• natio that he would, ea the
Elat, ewe au address to the arm epos the prose* Mete
el Isehod. (Saar, hear.)
ISE PUBLIC HOUSES CLOSING ACT.

MIL 00X save patios that he would we foe leave, ea
the 141 h toot., to beteg ia a bill to weed the 27th sod htth
d the gem, ehaphor 64, comaseely celled the Public
Bowes Cleetag atet.

THE OATHS ACT.

Mr. HADFIELD pee notice that be would as ss early
day roan fee leave to bring Is s WU b rePal the act
wheat mg 'tend astir to be takes as the ameneiptioo of
elks smile the Grown.

PURIFICATION OF STREAMS AND RIVERS•

Lod R. MONTAGU pre writes list he wad& ou
Tbarsday seat, ask far lam to latrodsos s bill for the
owners al saesding sad better adaiaisteriag the laws for
the otuilicatioa of water in streams sad rivers, sad
soother for the facilitating tbe appliostion of tows swap
to leads is Great Beitala sad Iselead.
THE DIPLOMATIC SERVICE.

Mr. B. FITZGERALD gave adios that he would oa se
early day mane fora Mars of ell person employed is the
diplomats mad ociesoler awns is our eetsWishinests in
a, Japan, amid Siam shoe the treaty of 1842 ; shoo for
as amount of the isdemalties recelved from Japes ; sod
Weeder a snare of the impasses of our military operations
is Chink sod the lase resolved by our eraside sod other
Adele is that enetry.

THE LAW OF EVIDENCE.
Sir. F. KELLY save mottos that he would Co Turley
next move ter leave to brine in • bill for the further amend-
ment of the law of midget% and of the practice in certain
marts of justice ; sad be would also oa as oesly day more
for • edam committee to inquire into the slain= of Priam
Anima Jab.

THE ILLEGAL REMOVAL OF IRISH PAUPERS.
Mr. MAGUIRE said he would to-morrow move for all
the oerreepoodeeee w►ich had pawed between the Poor-law
Oentisim(amnia Ireland and in tide country relating to the
rllepl removal d eeetain Malt pavers.
THE ADDEILSB IN ANSWER TO THE QUEEN'S

SPEECH.
re. SPIAILIZ kiviag read ths Qassa's Speedy

Hit H. WILLIAMSON moved an address to her Majesty
in reply to the speech from the throne. The hon. baronet
brisarcuommentad upon the principal paragraphs in the
e odic reference to the pews concluded between
sad the thrum cowers, observed that, mach as
we might sympathise with a gallant and high-spirited people
crushed by • superior farce, still it would have been in
the lest degree imprudent of Esglacid to have entered
single-baodad into the °millet.
In seconding Use address, Mr. H. TRACY observed upon
the setiffestoey nature of the ton* which pervaded it, and
expressed his hope that the time woo not far distant when
her Majesty would be enabled to "root from her heart •
bitter sorrow," sod gladden the Mane of her subject; by
again appeariog among them and opening her parliament
in person.
Mr. SCULLY oompleieed of the inaccuracy of the only
paragraph M the Quotes speech Maffei to Ireland, and
denied that, them had been say exteasioa of trade or can
mere in that country, with the exception of • patina of
Ulster, when the masufactuni of linen win carried as. He
also deeded that Irelead had had • good harvest last year.
Ike drain of emigration still coostineed, and the population
which remained was disaffected and dissatisfied.
Mr. BRADY also commented upon the manner in which
Indeed had bees ignored in the royal speech, and milled
upon the government to bring in • bill to amend the law of
laadlord and tweak
Mr. H. SEYMOUR reminded the house that the pre-
mat parliament had beau called together pledged to reform,
but that for the last four years not • word about reform
had been heard in the House of Commons. Pledged as the
opposition was to • moderate measure of reform, li• feared
that a grest opportunity bad been lost for bringing in
bill 'holt the bases might have passed. In the absence of
parliamentary reform, however, be recommended the house
to set about other domestic reforms, which were much
needed. With regard to the present state of Ireland, he
comidered it to be a diagram to a civilised government.
The hos. gentleman also severely criticised the policy of
Sir Charles Wood in 741141001 to India, sad questioned the
proptiety of sending Mr. Massey there se Flamm Minister.
He called upon the "party of progress" to do eometbing
better than throw up their hats and cry " Palmerston
for ever—no policy and no principles."
Mr. It. LONG thought the egrimlturista had • right to
complain that ao he was extended to them that the malt
tax and other speffal beldam upon land would be reduced.
He quite agreed with tenser speakers as to the neossaity
for some epeeist legislation for Ireland, as • residence for •
few mouths in that country had appalled and horrified him,
and made kiss isdignant at the manner in which the people
had been degraded by whig
Mr. MAGUIRE advocated wise and liberal laws as the
only palliative for the evils of Inland.
Mr R. PEEL ridiculed the idea of Mr. Long setting him-
self up as the champion of Irish nationality, and eoetended
that great prosperity prevailed In the province of Ulster,
mid that the 000dstioo of the country generally was far
from such as it had been represented to be.
After some observations from Lord FIRMOT and Sir F.
CBMISLIT,
Mr. KINGLARE expressed a hops that the papers on
the subject of Mexico would soon be laid upon the table,
sad that at the Name time some explaastioe would be given
by her Majesty's governmentas to the remains which had
induced them to recognise thus early the new empire of

The motion for the adoption of the address eras then
sped to.

The house adjourood at twenty fire minutes to 9 o'olook
until 12 this day.

THE Nzw CHAIRMAN or COMMIT-IRM Mr.
Jahn George Dodson, LP., who has ben appointed chair-
man of committees in the Home of Ocammas, I. the room
of Mr. Massey, now Financial Minister of India, is the
eldest 100 of the late Sir Jobe Dodson, Dean of the Court of
Arches. He wu ban in 1825, and was educated at
Christ Church, Oxford, where he graduated le 1847, taking
a Ant clam in Maeda. He wm called to the bar by the
Hosourable Society of Lincoln's lea in 1851. He repre-
sents the Eastern Division of the 'musty of Slam in the
Heave of Commeas.

KID LINT RAILWAY (BSOKLILY TO ST. MAaT
OBAT).—The ordinary half-yearly meeting of this company
was held ysideiday, at the .Mse, 1, king's Arms-yard,
Coleamontreek Odyt Ya Duet is die chair. The sconitary
read the report, w Mated that all onlinsadmg matters
of the company b been brought to a Mora, end that the
future bunnies of the directors would be I. moire from
the Loodoe, Chatham, and Dover Railway Cowan the
bolf-yearly nuts, distribute the Saw to the rhae Igo
and to manage the share end bond regirton. The report
harlag been adopted, Krum Emmen' and Strode, the
anthills, were remloorod, and Kr. Marling wm re-
m auditor.

♦ Ranersv I:7ICDIS TB II MUMMY. —The Birken-
head Oonuniolooen, et their meeting yesterday Crooday),
adopted reeolutione is favour of a eaheme for the conetroo-
tin el a railway tassel wader the Mersey, which will was
the Liverpool and Birkenitesd Doak; mad also Waitaki the
railway eethaludaatica &Owen the two borough&

tiPORTINi9 INTBLLI6IINCE.

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TEL AND WOOLWICH MEETING..
TUMIDAT.
After one =Smoot this metropolitan gathering wdimunesoed y . A mieerably wet morning, bow-
er* wee loythlog t tempting to iatending Triter& and
eJ woe the rata peered down in Sorrento. The ground was
foundso be too tearful state of mud and Moab, but. not.
withstnding there drawbacks, them was * imumme
ewes of spectators, compred principally of the worst
cams of " London .3ceiety. The stand (a eery immure
ono) was thronged; bookmakers were wart surname, and
tie several wrents,prodnoed tom hwely epeoulatioo. Many.
of the competitoivior the different races, however, sadly
disappointed their backers by sot beim Ale to minnow the
distance, such wee the " holding" natured the ground. A
full deoiription of the day's ruining is appended.
Tun Tiungstrues PLATE of 20 nova., added to a Sweep-
stakes oil tor. tech. lust 71b sash. Are fralonp.
Mr. Jes's Duke of Cambridge
Mr. Jones's Penelope
Mr. Markham's Madcap
Betting opened at men on Peimileps, but Wilted at 8 to
4 on the Duke of Cambridge.
THE BLACKHEATH PLATE of 40 soya, for 3-yr-olds and
upwards ; entrance 2 sore. each. About three-quartme of •
toga
Mr. semere's Chkot the Jester, 4 yrs. 714 (lIalik) I
Captain Roberts's Llengolien, 4 yrs, Tst Illb .. (Jackson) 2
Mr. G. Feawlek's Queen i.e, 4 yrs, fat
The following also ran:—Rapture, Comfit:don, Lind of the
West. Rosins, and Trumpeter.
Betting : 6to 4 art Brea& S to 1 apt Lod of the
West, and t; to 1 apt Chiort the Jester.
Tux Oran Human' tdrserricassx of 3 eon. sank,
with 20 added, for horses 'Mob have been regulerly
booted ; 121 t each ; tansies extra ; & allowasee
About three MUM
Mr. klphiek's Lawrie Martin, Itst (Riot') I
Mr. Grey's Duchess (WL), list 711: (Wader) 2
The following ohm ran :—White dtackings, Meersehaam, and
LAM UAL
Betting : 6 to 4 eget White Stockings, 2to 1 apt Laurie
Martin. and 5 to 1 apt Meerschaum.
A finizzo HANDICAP STIMPLIMLAIII of 3 sot. each,
with 30 added ; the winner to be sold for 40 sera. About
two miles end • half.
Mr N. Lid's The Dos, aged. Ifs/ lit (Ownsr) I
Mr. 'hes Irish Boy. lest lib (Mr. Tftsgerald)
The Idea and The Donkey also ran.
Betting ; 5 to 4 on the Doe, 3 to 1 apt The Donkey, and
5 to 1 apt Irish Boy.
THE STIMPLICHADZ PLATE (Handicap)
40 sore. ; estrum 2 eon. seek to the fund ; minion
extra. About two miles sod • half.
Mr. Rose Prieis 'Mapleton, sued. list (fforiPall
Mr. 'Dads Hempel= (It to), Ilia TM (Ciapiela Muer) 2
TM following also ran ;—Bravo, The Dealer, Star of Bro►
wick. sod Foreteller.
Betting : 2 to 1 mist Deeeptiee, 3 to 1 apt Foreteller (at
first womb 4 to 1 apt Duster, sod 8 to 1 apt say other.
Tan Stumm WI" about half • toile, did not all.

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BETTING AT MANCHEBTER.—TuseDAL
WATS:IMOD CUP.
1
100 to 7 apt Lord Ull(ngton's SS to 1 apt Mr. Moods (of)
ME, t 100 to 6) 10 to 1 Mr. lisaddra III)
100 to 8 Mr. JardineMw.) 40 to 1 Mr. Stooker's 4,
01 to 1 Mr.Jolundsme.4(ti te to I Mr. GII•081 .
LIVISPOOL STINPLICHARL
No to 1 apt Roil Jam (t)
TWO THOUSAND.
8 to 1 apt Chattanoop OIL 9 to 1 apt Sainted (of)
eto 1 Brooraielaw ( off,
D Y.
Ito 1 apt Llddlnetos (t( 1100 to 1 apt PeppseaCiltcet(t)
100 to 6 Bedminster (t)