The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-05 00:00:00

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house a harp mew of lestiesooy oonoborsting his own ter-
Woo of lb. tvassacCoe in guesteco.
Mr. LINDSAY considered that Sir C. Napier's defeat,
had boss ovmplately essendul.
Mr. MALII4B eounrred is that opiates and shined
bis samients with usworthily cosaptring to diegrace a
venous sled well deserving @Mesa
Mr. =MUCH alse maistained that the shames spinet
Sir 0. Na►ler had utterly broken dowa.
Mr. COWPER remarked that Si? Chutes had bees the
attesting party. MAD' charged the late Ind presort Beard
of Admiralty with enspiney.
Farther remarks upon the pommel sad Material polite
reload sisrleg the program of the diewesdes wen urged by
Admiral Maxon.
The motion wm this speed to, tad the house west hate
sommittee of
SUPPLY.
The vete of 227.6411., Ur Dubin education Is Ireland,
Rave rim to ormettlerable direorefou. As emendates% wee
orsooerd by Mr. 'WILLIAM, for dimllowing the isle of
14,906 i on *tenet of the model fmreas is the eider Wead,
sad a division takes es the question that the vote should
be reduced by that mount. Tits emeadotent was, however,
serthed by • majority of 144 to 58-106 ; sad the voNe
oltanaely paned without retrenchment.

Oa reeiiiing,
The Joist Steck Compasies Bill wss committed projoe ma,
awl ordered to he reprieted, with the amendments.
The Dahlia Works Bill and the Pablo Works (Ireland)
Bill were respeetively toed a mood Woe.
THE LATE MR. SADLEIR AND THE IN-
CUMBERED ESTATES COURT.
Mr. DEASY moved for rotates of the Pivotal purchases
made he the bacembend Estates Court by the late John
Bedleir, or say sae in hat for him, opecifliag the muse
or tithe of the estate er watts? in chide *soh each paellas'
was male, the names of the solicitors havia" the earrione
of the sole, sad the &aroma of the purchase many ; of the
newsiest of deelarationo of inset made by or raid John
liaeleir. appearing in any book or document its the
head Estates Court, speefying the asses or titles of tbe
miens or matter in whisk ouch declorstioa of trust wen
mai. sod the names of the soleitors havinn the ferriage
.f tie; Wes in salt masters; of the several orders merle
by the cemmisolosece, err say of them. itebeadieft the time fir
loiiiment of purchaes mossy by said J ha &Weir, cruel
tying the data of the order, es the aonnt of the perches*
money. the mime or title of the estate, and the period for
whisk the time of lodgment was extended; sad, of the
number of coaveyscees "seated by the sommisolotmes to
the add Jolla Sadler, or say one hi trine for ha.
Tbe hos. "'atheism ebrietved that then pflvatkoi in he-
lped • execs Impnerdoe, rartieularly antoanot pawn of
the legal profeedos, that Er. Radler bad bees Crested by
the Commisaiseers of the Imeembered Estates Court in a
manna Monet from other pewees. (Rear, beer.) It
was believed that becalms Mr. Sadleir was an taSuential
womilirt of that boat, and because he ems a good mama
of the semi. he wee allowed advantages deiriod to oar,
an else. (Hear.) It was mid. for Judaea, that the
salutaty redo that no one should bid for properties in whisk
they were themselves intereased had been related I. his
!arose, sad other privil-pas were she mentioned. (Hest,
hese.) If those charges were afounded, It would Ise only
fair to the court that these returns should be granted im
order to show that the imputation wee grosadless.
Colonel DONNE cordially iseonded the motion.
Mr. EDELMAN, without refuting the retunis, thought
that the he. gestleinsa ehould postpone his IllOtiMl until
he (Mr. Hwassan) had bad an opportunity of consulting the
Attorney-General for Ireland.
Er. HAPIEReaId not see say posilb`e roma for refuels,
the retain, specially atter the extreme heility with which
the novernmeat had granted • return Malan to the Irish
ledges oleo is the absence of the Attatacy-Donetal for
Ireland. (Eger
• MACARTNEY bon testimony to the *soot to
which the impressions referred to by E. Dewy prevailed.
Roam even wont so far as to pilot to owe member of the
coat, whew ear, it was said, Mr. Badleir had obtained.
• HORSMAN would not spaces the general feeling
of the hr nee, and assented to the motion, which was
then agreed to.
Thu been reel at 25 minute. to I o'clock.

VTARY BUSINESS FOR THE
ENWING WENN.

MoirDAr, Arm 7.

011101111 OP TON Dar.-11upply--erousuitte• ; Supply—
sport ; Ways mad Mete—committee, Thefts ea Seeks'
Bill—committee; Feesiire Bil—essmittee ; Vaccination
Bill—committee; Pehlio Works Bill—committre ; Puhl'e
Works (Ireland) Bill—oommitts ; Trial of Offences Bill
(Leeds)--as &seeded, to b. einsidered.
Minim op Marlow—Mr. Wmulasow—To ask the
Chief Cormalseisnr of Works whether thine Is sy iota.
thm to synths* the embankment from Chelsea Cargo to
Batterse-bridge this year.
Mr. Tioliwasor—To ask the Seestory of the Tress,
whether, a to sty of saes heels; bees slimed at Paris, the
beads squired to be ghee et the autos boss as the im-
peded= of trot, sod of suits other maaafastarod snider,
nosy not sow be dispensed with.
Captain Sroesr—To ask the Ueda Seerotary for War,
whether the stistkos of the Wer-Also hes been called to
the feet of thine Wrist hes law reviews of 'he British
creep Is the Crimea as Bridge, by "shish the troops have
bees prevented from &doodle, dints worship mad njoying
a day's rest.
Mr. OTWLT—To sok the 'Trader Secretary for War what
is the number of the (wells Wogs at preset to ths pay of
this vestry, sad also what are toe tutors intentions of the
governess with reg.rd to the., troops.
Mr. Saeur--Spirlt Truk (belead)—ln ciessittee of
Gs whole hogs, to move for leas to West la a bill for the
better Itgalathre of the spirit trade la In lured.
Lord 'luso—Merrell Profession—Bill to .mad the
less Meting to the utedluol or,feseis,
The LOUD ADVOCATll—Peroshial Seines (Seet'autl)—
Bill to resists sad sake further provision ter
seloolls la Sarltail.
• The Lows Aavocara—Bduestiou (Scotlasd)—Blll to
slikbe prcelsis for sdamtloo within burgh. it Scotlasd.
Mr. Lows—Partamshlp Aseadseat—Bill to steed the
Law of P.r airship.
Mr. Lowe—Losl Ames spot thipph.g—To astleate
sleet crismittre : Mr. Lows, Mr. Hardy. Ilr. Miles Gib.
es, Mr. 80-oral, Mr. Newts*, Sir Staft.rd Northeote, Mr.
Cohan. Mr Deeds, Mr. Bouvcrie. Mr. Hesdlaim, Mr.
Cordwell. Sir 'ohs Duckworth, Mr. Dames. Lord Ilithass,,
sad Mr. Moffatt
Mr. Wituos—Civil oasis estimates (is committee of
nipPIT).
geld late Committee of Supply
Mr. Cosaw—To moor, That, Is the °Weds of this
hose, the meth* of bllktlap soldiers of the militia sod
of the line is Seedaad spas private (sans le to to
the safes sad dlosiolla• of the sea, as well as oppreeeis
to the 'soh; sad that it is the duty of the reverameat
I to take /PSI% VOTSMOIIIII to abolish the frievesses.
Sir B PRIZT—To all the &testis of the boas is the
lacresisig casual &Soil la the terns of India.
Mr. T. Dummies:B-0a acetic. for going into s
will
ea Vsoothatisa Bill, to meta—Thatskis Inas will, spas
tble day oth aseatbs, socilee Itself late the said isemelttee.

TVISDAT, APRIL 8.
NOTICI OP MOTION:-1f. NOSTZ—IIitOIIIII Ind Pre-
potty Tes—Thit, is the opiates of this Imes, es equitable
adjestatest of the Meese sad property tax Is meads% to
t►. 'Merest* co' the oesetry, peit'oelarly se regards the rates
of wisest spat ieduetrial sal proderiesal isomer, ton
pared with those derived from filed property.

Vrionnunwr. Aran. 9.

ORDIU ow ono Dot.—Ostb of Abjorstfoa BLll—oo-
wog toadies; Blosoblag, se.. Works nod-
' iof Dionotoos' Montagu BULL—counktoo; Moiled Pro-
Woo Bill—eoismittot.
None= Os Motiono.--1111r T. Tuottosz—Os tootles
for wood Nadia' of Oath &quoits 3111, to ootno—Titst
It too mad o posood dos ups. tbio do, sag moths.
MA lama- Os swam for meal Nadia of Bleada,

fag, Be. Works BiU, to move—That It be referred to a select
ossosatitoe.
Mr. Riostaaasos—Oa 'adios for seerod reading of
Blowliag, &a. Works DUI, to were— That it be read a et.
Goad time aro Ws day sin aoes•he.

TZVZIDAY. APRIL 10.

ORDNIS OP 121 DAY.-41€111011110111-00MMILY there.
upon; Railway and Canal Trine Bill—mooed reeding;
Mewled Womos's flevirsioaary Interest Bill—third med-
iae: Joint Stork Banks Bill—memd reading.
Novices or MOTIONO.—Mr. Bourreu.—French Claim
—Salmi committee as Maude into the claims of Mr. Ed-
ward', se repeeseatative of Mr. Sturgeon, oa the Fuck
Mad lot eompensating British suljeete.
I. Committee on Education:
Mr. HINLIT—To mots that the chairman do now Iwo
the chair.
Lord Joux Rusidtta—To propose resolatioss.
Mr. WILLIAM JOUNIIION Fox—To more amendments On
lewd Jobs BasselFs resolution,.
We MINIM Wil.z.ooonnr —To move the following
eMendlmeat ee lerd Jcha Rusegli's neolutiess—That
OSIMIUM No. 8, giving power to the qua, ter endow of the
Mei he the eounty, city, or borough, to impose de 1868 a
esinel-rate, be negatived.
se STAFFORD Noarnoora—To re the fol`owing re-
alkuls.—.. That ft Is expedient to make provision tt r the
in Wiest/lel and ether who do, of unemployed
dildlien between 111•11 sad Mute 7tllt• of age.
Sir JOIN PAIUIOTON and Mr. VIRMON—To move
emondmeato epee Lord Julia Busseles education rem-
Wiser.
Mr. dallantarr —To move, as ie amendment to Lord
Jo'ia Hussell's dust resolution—That, in the opinion of
this bow, it is sot expedient, at the pretest time, to pm.
pies any schwa for the promotion of educative is England
sad Wales by aid bon the public feeds, otherwise than by
the revision sad =Masks of the system sow woodshed
thetugh the agency of the Committee el Privy Council on
Education.
FRMAT, APRIL 11.
ORDIUM or via aim—Metropolis Local Msnagensent
Act Assesdoneat Bill—committee; Scotch and Irish
Pauper Iternovals Bill—woad roadie'; Fire Insurances
Bill—mtcood reading; Bankers' Compositions Bail--second
reading ; Vie* Preiidmit of Committee of Cost oil on Mo.
cation BW (Lords)—second v./aiding; Joint Suck Compa-
nies Bill—commutes; Wills aid Administrations
Bill—
secoed roadie(; Bankruptcy (lcotiacid) Bill—c deralttoe;
Cambridge llinverdty Bill--teesed readmit.
Novices or /101101111.—Illr..lingnAmo--To ask the
Secretary of Stets for In Home Donations; wb eeeee it
is the fatention of her Majesty's economist to great • new
charter of incorpention sad act to toe Buys' cabli. of
Physicians of London ; and, if whether they ass likely
to be granted during the present station of parliament.
Mr. MADPIRLD—Os motion for nand noting of Vice
President of Committee of Coined on Education Bill, to
move—That it be read a second time opal this day six
month'.
Sir FITZROY KILLT—In committee on Joint Stock
Companies Bill, to move clauses.
Oa going into Committee of Supply.
Mr. Bau.ran—That, in the opiaioa et UM hoes*, the
cows, taken by the ministate of the crown in the employ
went of agents to enlist the Cdti/111DII of foreign voettre into
the service of her Majesty, in dillies, of the laws of these
ecientrios, and in despite of public romosottastse, is item-
detest with the pond faith and friendly conduct which ought
to cbarseteries all our Wadies with allied date., sod has
tended ti lower tie dignity, to endanger the peace, and to
compromise the hearer of,the nation.

CRYSTAL Palace—The fate in celebration of the
return of paus,ansooneed for Wednesday neat, at the Crys-
tal Pilau, bag been postponed till the beginaisg of May, in
eonsequsece of the impossibil.ty of making arrsogen outsell'
the scald contemplated by the directors in so shmt a period.
The late wfll thus fake plats at the time at which the news
of the ratification chile treaty may be ezpeeted to arrive.
We understood it will be ul such a nature and catgut as to
be quite unparalleled.
The Directors of the Crystal Palace Company are
about to form in the palace a Museum of Nasal A• chit's-
tare ow an eztondu and classified plan, exhibiting the pro-
grama of the alt from an early period to the present day,
with specimens of the most moat improvements.
It is no rumour, we (4theruestm) believe, but a cer-
tainty, that Mr. (lye and the musics' artists engaged by him
kr his Opera season (including, of tonne, principal singers,
chores, orchestra, and conductor) have come to an under-
standing with the managers cfthe Crystal Palace s Sydeo-
lauk—and that daring the months of May and Janet twelve
grand sincere will be given there on as superb a scale as
the reunion of the comptoy can sneers, a d at a my
moderate " ague" of subscription.
Madame Rl.tori is engaged, it is said, by Mr. Grp,
to perform ea the off eights" at the Lyceum Theatre.
It is rumoured that the Duke of Bedford is not
sawillieg to grant a new lease of the ground in Covent-
garden for a theatrical bwildia4—.apposing the old situ-
tkm of the Royal Italian Opera preferred ►y these oho con-
template buildieg it up anew.
A new grand pianoforte has been manufactured by
Impress eemmsad of her Mainly, for the concert room of
Buidashasa Palen*, by Messes. Erud. The menufse-
tor. es have taken as • =lda the ornamentation of the time
of Louis XIV. (somewhat after the designs on the celebrated
harosichcrd of Anne d'Autrithe, which is still in existence)
and of which style the grotesque forme a leading fosters.
The subjects—all alas naive of music end dancing—ere
embellished by elaborate and most delicately executed floral
and erabergaii surroundings, delightfully relieved by Maud
ormolu mouldings end carvings, The groundwork is of
solid gold, highly varnished and ptlimbed; and the general
effect, though surprisingly rich in c tlour, is harm mions
and perfectly entitle.
One of the last concerts of the Parisian season is to
be that of M. Vivier. Is the feicalegon of a Paris c Rem
I ovary M. Berlioz illustrates the well known character of
she pietism by an antidote in relation to this coming con-
wt. It appears that, in spits of the consial• demanding
double price*, all his tickets were uld as soon as ;sued, and
*sly a few admissions remained to be yielded to personal
soliettation. "A poor horn-player of the Barriers Pigalle
having heard that with twenty franca one c .aid get a ticket
for the concert, sold all he could iseU to make no the son,
and set off as fast as he could to Bus Truffaut, No. 24. He
mounted out of breath Paths Inc •nd story above the esstreial,
Brat due on the lett A bearded gentleman, with a cock
perched on his shoulfer, and a beg serpent In
►is right band, opened the door. 'M. Meier
At you genies, sir.'—' I have been told, sir, that, by
applying to you, one could have a ticket for the concert,
with twenty trance.' • • The owner of the cook aad the
seepent, after mystifying his caller with a fake or two.
handed to him a concert ticket together with a Napoleon.
That's what you esated.'—. Bat, sir, you are giviog
twenty trues Rave you not seen It printed In the
men I—have not they told yon ? Did you sot tell eta
youself a miaow ago that by applying to me one could get
a couplet ticket with twenty filmes ? Well, have sou not
got both? What more do you want? I suppose you
think it's not enocgb, Tiede de cot !'—' But, sir,'
' Step! you want to pillage me!' cried M. Vivier, is a
terrible voice, ' get out this inttant, or call en officer,
and have you cur led off to the Bastille I' Imagine the
readiness with which the horn-player of the Barrittv
t:ok himself off with his ticket and his Napoleon."
Among the curiosities seen at Knott Mill Fair,
jest held at Mentheatar--was a Bible stall, set up by the
Bible Society is the midst of bo Abe, tents, and stows. The
attempt to sell the mud writings to some of the thousands
who attend this very Healy fair from meshy plums was not
nassessoishd. The agpoolner retains a sale of eighty-ono
►gibim nal ditty Testament..
Niobrara, papers of recant date mention that
Wel Catherine Hayes, after Millie(' a ghost eagagement
Mae Beefily° diggings, will sing fir a few nights at
Sydney, and they edam to the Old World for " good

aid all
M. Duple, sine, bu presented to the Library of
Advocates of the Presets Imperial Cosa, a valuable .diet.
tion of the judgments of the Patliseat of Fria from 1264
to 1790. It is manasertpt. sad *twists of 938 folio volumes.
Is the dud Tetsuo 111. Dupla hes writtem three lines
This prodess soUsetioa was gives to Re by the Prism
d'Orlmae, ma of the Ism bias Louis Peillippo, and I tan
thought that I meld set do batter, la order to preens it
to Priarts, than to Mundt It as a gift yr my bottom able
broth/ea of** Ord. r of Advocates of Paris."
CRYSTAL PALACL—ONS SHILLING DAT.—APRIL
4.—Admissitme as pampas, 1,296 ditto by mum sachets,
total ashon, 1,094.