The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-04 00:00:00

TONTIJII IN INDIA.

The Berl of A1.111:1-eieeriaiter we Wyse,
deacneseed the prudes eir b/eW( totters ea the satires
of ladle ter the pewee* et collo/Wag the meow. This
berrible ee,pMMeses, be *wired. will /inward, Sad he read
etessate di rhie thee streeides et tide deeeriptlea had
bees presentee he Me Piedras Presides., se meetly se
Jelite hie yew.
Wised ARGYLL Melee &manse esplesetlea ea
the *NM, lie maks eles spool Mk
Their halo* eelsereelee U. Matta to el e'elosh.

HOU3II OF COMMONS.—ThEraspAY. APRIL 3.
The Srithiaz took the chair at a gadder to 4 o'clock.
THE BALLOT.
Mr. B. BERKELEY pve nodes of his maul ballet
Reticle for the 22nd host.
01711. COMMERCE WITH GREECE.
Mr. BWART inquired of the Fiat Lord of the Tamer,
whether say raesaues were Wag adepts& to prows the re.
sad, by tee panatela MI then% ith IMMO dodos sad
dims, stated ia the report fremest elands ne pedal lid a-
riouly as commerce with that oaten ?
Lord PALMERSTON—The subject to which my his.
friend's patios reign has for a coasidenble tins formed
metal for amansaiestiat between tee goverment of
Oast Britain and the goatumeet of Orem*. Up to the
preeeat time, however, se satisfactory resat has been ob-
tained, sad I am afraid ll:masa kold oat to my bon. friend
end to tee house icy great 6:potation of a more see °dotal
iwise—for mach is Use coversiag specie? of those who sow
role the kingdom of Great, that more is no portion of the
Cheek ttrikry when areal or property is loafs for 24 looms
together, except in the meta route within a distance of three
Ethos of Athens and the Plans, which ars patrolled sight
and day by dew Maas of French cavalry.
THE BLOCKADE OF THE BALTIC.
Mr. T. MITCHELL asked the First Lt rd of the Treasury
whether, British property to the amount of more than one
million st -flag being now Itched uo in Russia. it was the
latest!on of the government to amass the blockade of the
Russian coat peadiog the ratification of pesos ; end whether,
it the blockade was tomes at mace, an gemeot lad beta
mode to enable British vessels to eater Romiaa poets foe
ecintasereisi purposes without risk of leisure?
Viscount PALIdERSTON—The Coogan of yesterday
extended the armistice so the sea as well as to the lead.
Hitherto it applied to operations upon lead, not to those by
sea, rod the reason is obvious; fry while it was yet deobtfal
what might be the issue of the Depletions, had free am-
menisation by sea bean permitted, a change of position
might have been gained by Russia, which might have mate-
rial, altered the relative condition of the belligerent par-
ties, a the seat of the resumption of hostilities.
Now, however, the aping of the treaty of peace
having, I trust, put as sod to soy chance of
the renewal of kostilitiee, the Caress yesterday
intended the statistics to the soft es well as to the land, and
as a matter of soma the blockade asses. (Heir, hear.)
Au to the other question, as it lavolves other considerations.
lam not in a palliest* avower it nail my hoc. friend,
who represents the department with which the 'eject is
connected, is pr. seat.

REFORMATORY SCHOOLS.
Mr. MOODY asked the Georeure of State for the
Home neptunium, whether env bet of r* f wmatory mhools,
ei ruled under the Ae• 17 sad 18 Vie e. 88, had been sent
to the meirtp,litas susistvates, to which they might send
a adore ouvieted by them i sad, if sot, whither say sub
list would be ferubbed t
S,r G. GREY replied that no inch list hal bees fur-
nished to the metropolitan t olive t Mess, nor were the
government is a oudition to tarnish iv, u they wet" not

&We to ray to whet extent the neso■sury sweismoistion
was obtainable in the asightourbood of Londaa. The hon.
member was &shier aware that jeyesile priaoB4/711 mold
wily be resolved late the nferssaterses supported by private
reetributious with the tensest of the warners. Such
institmloes were not suffelently numerous t 3 provide for ell
the j sweetie criminals in the isometry, bat they were increas-
ing. There was a musty reforscory about to he OW
bilshed In Middlesex, whist' when completed, would, with
the private reformatories, afford room for such jawed' Gri-
miest§ ee were seesmitted by the magistrates of that
meaty. Of this. who wen new sent to the refensatorke
ea the recesamesdatiou of the Middleetx uesgeormea, a
imp properties went to tM establishment at Bad-bill

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THE JOINT STOCK COMPANIES BILL.
lir. HENLEY would, to-morrow, submit to the Pre-
ekkat c f the Board of Trade, whom he did not new see
in his plow, the propriety of eosawitting tide bill pro forma.
Be saw today that se ism then 110 notes bad
been gives of anteadmenta to the bill.

THE TICKET-OF LEAVE SYSTEM.
Mr. F. SCOTT, in brining forward the notice of whisk
he bad riven norm, revved that it was worthy el sues-
the is eoneerning the note of Muse in Oda oreatry„
ad u ironing .he quasar whether the ramie, borers
la the eamber of Walesa offer*, et late years woo doe to
meat leirldrioa or IMO ether rum TM right heM
broad (Sir Gimp Gray) kad glue notice of his latentiks
to Fresno an ansedneat. His (Mr. Sent'e) motifs we.
for a slut memittes to lassokler bow far sad is what diner
ti on retest baldrics, sad the sabstitstra dean purer
nest for tsar' °nation, hod lafiimeeed the fighting amen
of mime. The right Ma. barrat's areadinteet was hr a
@sleet sountittee to Winn tato the reredos ef tin est If
and 17 Via. 001,. 99. Mitred, "As set to nobstitate laser
ton oases other pardoner in am of
He should bus bra glad If he soda ilimeelle=smilist
atesednent, bat ha thought if bis with. we. too telbs the
amfsdmsot was too sorrow, as imitlep the feed* to so
aster a, though it bed had • esorlerable haereem the
egersal jurisprafisace of the matey, was' is abet, so 1
Sea=lsw. What he mated to show was that the her
that principle of liadoa, whereby the severity
ef the maishmeat was es Ise the hope that erne
word decrease. bad redly bees to lenses' grins.
Mr. L. DAVIES seaeirsd that we 11...
Sir 13 GREY said he word pato shortly the *blest
whir be had fa view Is girls, settee of the ainermest
whir be bad placed on the paper, aid be thought that the
impression that he bad to Winer to the UMW of re
MOOD* bad been fully confirmed by the Trent of IM her.
mover, sad also of Ms seconder. He we. rear, es looklag
•t the notice, that It would had to a very rune and b-
-44.11. lagelry, eateadisg ever a groat variety of as ter
which probehly would weepy the committee the
of the orlon without pradadag any satirist:tory realls—
prod, deg a pest mar of svideare, but be doubted wirier
there raid be say swot TM terms of Me IMMO
were to direst the salsa commas " to resider law At
ad la what directioarusatlegbistion, sad the subeilisties
of orlon prisbaser for trserportaties, hoe lallgeseal
the sakting eneast of miss r• so tat ta Mil-
** to an inquiry late the set of 1863, whir
abalined trump ration is the r eat majority of came, die
hen mentos peeresd to nosh. boo the whole aubhet of
reformateries, and la Whine to that le brain bite the
whole system u beeriness reasserts efropmbirseat of
crier, sad isortor.r thst the emerittee *MU imeaire foto
all collateral sunsets. Us sessrittse were sppreired with
the 'hew stated by the boa. umber for Borwickshism ad
ef hh seeder, It would be nessenry to norms ire re
licerlag system, it being surd that tin snort el rime
denuded sore or lala'cia the umber of beer•hensee mad
publio.borse. There*was simian mon pear than the
terms el the macs, sad therefore be thought it desirable
to Unit the legally, so rat the eonsaittes might adders
themselves to ran prudes' object. Baths Bayley ghat, be
did an Is the least wish to limit the inquiry, r
the her. mere for iterrokshire seemed to think he
hot he thuglot it should bare Weyerr to
sproadisey pseinmeats, sod he itiordered that the terns
of
hi noir did act rennet lay late that saner Ho
rear they should be able to saves, sad that a pertioal
remit Weir be arrived et dertag Os prism aria&
fht S. !ARINGTON said lbh was a Wriest of the
War *...teem et all Orr god partioalarly allim
✓ot Mr, eel be therefore reser the house wee tzsg
to Se Ms. ameba, fcr Ilerwieltarre for beinerinqit
wri. He was Aboesedite tree with ths right hes. in
tballibsisinsehhe nadearive /whey verso sed
O. tha saber Mad, betty Jarred to trek that dr email.
meat of the eight hem grata was too reetaisimil la Ms
tense, eel thin t u araggigre ought by all near te foe.
Wag the queer of the mite/ or impolial of reviving
trasspertaties. Mae, hear) He did sot college boa whet
bed falls. fres the right boa. gentliman, whether he bell
that the 103MMitita world to at liberty to ierrigete mat
eel, the eperatios of the law, bat the terns et En law
itself. Forikewa put, he (Mr J. Pekierse)see set at all
Whiled with it as it sow steed ; sad If parlisgssat sere
I. the resinsies—as it very likely wandil—do.t it we.
asieshable to verve tragrettation. ft mieht than be news-
cry that the Wens ef the sat of ISU sherd be reessol-
, dared. Hs woe dimpreil te brims that it sushi be
batter to sestiane LM Orr of Isar eyrie, bat be meld
semi the period of imprisesenat. Isere. Is that grosser

the aneemegement of homing tht if he modulo! himself
well be mould set be denims! forathe whole term fee which
he wee neatened. (Hear, hest.)
LABOHCHERE thought the terms of thereferenso
es prepeseil_by hie right hen. Mead wcmld give the com-
mittee the fu liberty to investigate the tents of the let
of MA but if it was thought desirable the pommelst
woad met object to Melon the words "and reclines
after "epees% on." (Hoer, hear)
Mr. ADDBELEY was glad to fled that no one dieented
M the pr neared bigotry ; the eoentry at large would be is
favour .fit. There might be a difference as to the erne
extent mad seeps of the inquiry. The amesiment proposed
as laltdry inn the enemies of the AM 16 sad 17 Vie.
cup. 99; both should be remembered that • coesidersble
put el the set had rot yet come into operation at ell. that
whisk authorised the governmest to great names to per-
, sena trausported. Still it might be very meful to (squire
on what principles Ws power of the government we. to be
ozonised in fame. He would suggest the addition to the
anisodment of the following word.—" And how far he
peon it... relating to the discharge of prisoners my be
easseptible of improvement."
Mr. BAINES matirely sonearre4 in the desirableinem of
asakiest the inquiry es extended and comprehensive se pos-
sible; but the addition now suggested to the useedmost
would have the oppea!te effect. As the amendment Mood,
the weed provision,. ' urea iagaded, which lipoid apply to
.11 the provisions of the sot. If they west on to speedy •
particular revisits it would ban the effect of szelig
all the others, seacedisf. to the legal maxim—. Reprisal.
ashes estimate atones
Mr. ADDERLET mid his seggestioo referred to say
sew pentanes that might be made.
Mr. SCOTT withdrew his motion, and adopted the
amesdment of Sir G. Grey, which was agreed to as a sub-
*tootles maim, as follows : " *hit • select °Pulsates be
appointed to isquire ism the provisions and operatics of
the act el 16 ma 17 Vie., e. 99, iMitled, 'asset to subititete
in serene mem another panninsent is lien of transpor-
tation.' "
Mr. MALINS obtalaed leave to Wag in a bill to abolish
the legal distinetioa between a specialty and • simple Goa-
treat debt. The sesame, he expleined, was intended to
eztingetisk the preferemos now assigned to the holders of
bonds sad other special secaridee, which oftes resulted in
serious injustice to the general body c f creditors.
Leave wee gin.., sitter a brief convenation, to the
Attorsey Omani introduce • bill to mead the lew re-
lating to the crimiaal tippet priation of trust property held
by persons as neaten sod bellies. Trustees who adminis-
tered property assigned for mimetic putpmes were et presett
only Melly reeponsible, however grossly they might spiv ,
appropriate the rand ; and it was designed by the present
measure to render such offenders liable also to uuninal
penelties.
Sir J. Stumm obtained leave to brills in • bill to modify
the law relating to the election of directors of Joint
Stock Banks; end Mr. Boorman', for a bill to amend the
law mistime to rho relief of the poor.
The Drifts on Bankers Bill wee rotd a second time, on
the motion of Mr. A. Pax/Arr.
The Mair:e 1 Womee's Reversionary Interests Bill went
through committee on the modes of Mr. Msmzes, after •
brief conversation.
The adjourned debate ou Soo *rend rerliag of the Fee.
manse Bill was resumed, bat ti e e pposition to the measure
being withirawn, spot the understaading that certain
masedmests would be introduced in committee, the bill was
read a woad t'me.
After same further disthation, relating principally to per-
sonal topics,
The house me at twelve o'clock.