The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-18 00:00:00

THE CAPE.

Is reply to quetloao froze Yr. CuirrzAx aid Mr.
HINDLIT,
Mr. LABOIJCIIMiIi repeated that the last amounts
from the Cep, which were to the lit May, stated it to be the
confident opinion of the governor that no lotions outbry.c
oa tte part of the natives would take Ilsoe. At the same
time the government, under the cirenestamme, bad thought
it advisab.e to send out eocsidereble reiskireementu In the
event of war bresking out, ungliestionebly the greater part
of the expense would have to be berms by the mother
country.
PUBLIC BUSINESS
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Mr. HADFIELD 'pia adverted to tee large 1111101111 i of
public Nekoosa on the psi er at this period of the seek*,
wad asked the *We lord at the bead of the govetemeat
whether be Gould state which bills would be mended with,
and whisk ahead's*. There wore four hills with regard
to which hewn particularly seairma to taus that teams.
tilos, mid they were the Vice-President of Committee of
Oslo* is Edseatioe Bill, the new Appopriaticia of Trait
Property Bill, tits Divorce sad Matrinicalal Cackle B
sad tee L: rile Anisadments to the Cambridge University
Bill.
Load PALMERSTON said in former smokes there bad
wally *ea one gamer* slaughtering of billy. bat *jibes.
gas they bad preferred rather to do emend= up* them
ass by out. (A laegh ) That worse he should pros out to
aactiaue, mad the is of the goveramsat would be
stated upon eat* bill as sash same oa. With regard ti the
lint of the four bills satatiesed by the hes. gentlemen, it
was intended eartaliely to pressed with the Int, and the
last, and the Attentry-Gereral wield ea an early day, per-
haps ti-morrow,mate what he premed te ilk with the sand.
As for the Thew* Bill, it wee' mookmeeigreatimpoksace,
ievelvieg cookies, of/`** torignlteku is whist milder.
able diffiream of oploka suit moommorily **et sad at
this late period of the semi* be al ost this k it wiatild ho
desirable* press the home* muse to any daisies upon it.
It was the 'Weaken of the government, however, to revive
des Milleitlf• in that house at the very *Oasis( of the *at
semi*, bet it weald sot eintele 'h. 24'h elms of the pro-
se* bill, whit* prohibited the let** marriages of pone*
who bed bees diverted for adultery. Seel • provision at
was thieght would be quite u opposition to public morale,
or ratite- it wield leave • direst 'cadency to amosurage and
promote isamirelity.
Mr. ROEBUCK Allow me to sib what teem the go-
vernment inked to take with refcrease to the Civil &Ivies
Sapereatemation Bill ?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER—To pro-
ceed with it. I shall move the order when it emote ea.
CORRUPT PRACTICES PREVENTION BILL.
Oa the motion ht going tato eommittes en this hill,
Mr. 11. BERKELEY relic to move on is omeedeseat
that it be committed this day three. math, as the bill'
t eliord to matinee • law that was not oily
In its operatics, bat iateaded fr m the very lint to
dope and delude lobs Bull. (A laugh )
Mr. CRAUFURD seecodtd the mottos. He bad voted
for the bill when it contalsed the CISINO whisk required a
declarative from the member that he had act bees guilty*
bribery. Bat whoa that clams woo *mu eat, he knew
that its 'Mosey wee destroyed.
Mr. INGRAM stated, from his ewes 'aperient* at •
lees* eleeties. that the act had restiered pliable • large
redestio• la the eapenees, sad had put as end to the sys
tem disarm' bribery is the shape of payments for lags
asd bases
Mr. TITS admitted that the bill reqefred amen twat,
but Gould sot mew* to seeriAce it mainly, as it coutaised,
la hie split*. assay eseelleint
lir 0. OREY hoped that the bill would be resew* for
emetber year, sod premised that la the mum of meat sac-
don the eatieet should be referred to a select committee.
This amerseue being repeated by Lord Pelmenten, attar
• few woes from Mr. Mortis, mad Mr. Williams, the I
amemamtat was withdrawn, sad the WU pond through
semidttee.
Tbe VieoPresideet of the Comma of Zdasstica Bill
woo nod • meal dam
TMGoma Board of Sal* Coalisams Bill wail
Brag! eemmlMee