The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-13 00:00:00

SUNDAY BANDS IN THE PARKS.

Mr. E. JAMES asked the Fast Coentaissiair7rof Winks
wh►t reply. dozy, he gave to adspulatlon tithe Lines Day
Society, which attended him upon the *abject of pravesting
the performance of binds in the parka as Sunday.
Mr. F2TZROY could only answer to the best of his re-
collecting, as be had no "rime document to refresh his
'smeary. Thedepostios waited on him in the belief that some
saw application had bras made, or woe about to be made to
In ref:room to the beads, and went at length into the
whole question of a day of emt. He stated to them he fully
speed with them as to this right of every man to enjoy the
day of but reminded those that the players in those
hands were fres agents and veleatery pmfassams. Hs also
mudded them that tbuilm bolds bad now bees in the habit
of playing fee ones yews, that great numbees enjoyed the
pleseure of listaslag to them, that no complaint of any dia.
orderly conduce bed ever hest made—(haer, hear)—and said
that he did not heel justified in (Mortaring with a emu=
which had en keg pevailed and had been so extensively en-
joyed. (Hear, base.)

/JOICIIR DP CHILDREN IN MINES.
Mr. AYRTON asked the fisoretary of State for the Home
Department miners/ it wee the intention of the government
to IMMO $ 01111111114011 to inquire into the effect of prolonged
labour el dtlie• fe mints of coal and ironstone, ea the sot
for luspeolles el mines entree next year.
CLIVR said a deputation bad walled on the Home
Bsantary ea the enNect, and be felt that the matter wee ova
which required inquiry ; but be had not ea yet made up his
mind as to toe beet mode of raaltiog it.

DESERTERS FROM THE MILITIA TO THE ARMY.
Colored DUNNE begged to all the attention of the house
be the practice of orders being sent from the War Depart-
great to Akers commanding militia regiments to name de-
ems* from thetr corps who have sulletsd lab the Line • and
to ask the Secirstary of SUM for War if snob a proteins is
not am mary to the Articles of War P
Mr. ft HERBERT said that, whether the proceeding was
pslttio or impeding ft we. strictly legal, MI It err provided by
the 67th clew of the Mutiny Act ; he admitted that linos
the iodide bad been embodied, a good deal of diMoulty bad
seism as to the relation of the two forme.
CATHOLIC SAILORS IN THE NAVY. _

Mr. HBNNESSY Lirirreiire;rirt;rtJiiierirairsky
whether the government ass prepared to carry into effect the
rermouresdanons of the late Furst L'ird of the Admiralty,
azzeoilkally set forth in Sir John Pskiagtose• letter to
Der, dated April Iwo, reepecting the treatment of
,etbs& sailors in the Royal Nate
Lord C. PAGET had already told the los. gentlemaa that
be wee unbeatea in anpposing there had been as specific
remmuntesdatios ea the subitct by the lets met. He
W merely gives his *aka os the points refined le Mtn.
TM him. =abet had better ast the late First Lord she-
' thee be had say *esti= to having the letter produced.
Mr. P. O'BRIEN inked If the }Wm referred to the ores
et des Aiss, at Eisptown
Lord C. PAGET—No; to the prenatal gssetion.
_ ---___-THE BALLOT.

Kr. H. BE RE ELlitigaresToio; that early mat mates
ha would brtog forward the n►jnt of the ballot. (Haar,
boor.)
POOR LAW MEDICAL RELIEF.

Mr. ri6oii.l.7lib;i;;;FiZoitin---Fo;i4s. Board
if hie attimtlon had bees called to the present unctiskotery
germ of poor,law medics' rand.
Mr. GILPIN said the waken had occupied the &Mastics
of the Preal tent of t►e Poor•lsw Board, but he could not
she say aroaranosaa to Ms intention to introduce a bill.
LAW ASCERTAINMENT FACILITIES BILL.
_

The Lord.' amendments to this hill I.i* milder* sad
speed to.
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES BILL.

Th. Loii.:;;;;ei;«,Z. V.infaiariiirT;;o•l4sted
moo ware agreed to and others negatived.

ELECTION WRITS.

11,. MALINB reoved—loi Tt-lee4r rrr-ii-Or Nall in the roe

of if;. tiadbeTsdecTlarTd
void, asaluses that, es the Awake teeemittee had not re-
ported that !skid not bees guilty of bribery by himself or
his spats, the aseekesl order, requiring two days notice of
sash a voodoo Is dl . where a seat had ben declared
eldd as the ground of bribery, was no °beech, to the Was

el the .Tit:
Mr. PULLER, of the election unamittee, mid
be bed no Naiad tbe committee to expect
easy amides on t r babel( whether the writ shaeM or
shoats sot lime. For himself, be did mot whit to lampoon
may °Week to the imam d the writ.
Mr G. GREY thought the osty inference that could be
drawn from the report wee that Mr. Rum wen unmated is
the ground of bribery.
After farther dismeselon .

td. mottos, mad gave notice tbit
M wield no= this day lot the supprosioa of tie eeeete•el
oder sod Ilasinete of tee Flit. .

Mr. E. JAMES moved es addrem to her Majesty to
0113110 inquiry to be made by the appointment of a 0C101194.
aloe, into the existence of corrupt practices in the city of
Olouesiter... _ .

I. tin discussion wbioti amend, it won objected that
maim. commissions, whirl had bast wry =pops, ve, had
produced so remit but bleekeelm, Willa nobody road.
sir G. GREY observed Reg Me was Oto were rxpramily
by pediment, rid the boa" baster commented to
Lo feestt el comadeden lie Grew Wakefield, would be
wins fuoinlotautly Eft Mental bfe noels.
Rpm a brisket the 'motion wee amid by le Mt 11.
CASE OF YATES AND LAODIN.
Yr. MILLAR mewed for as aims far ',the 001 M
Attica ',Totem and Leedom at Global wlleNekiw Preto
bold on the Mb of Jim feat ; eel el the sninsee
pened epee Gam rompteevely. Them mat bed be eald,
boom ow Mel Mt Imewsz_of ell Woo, mailed boo. twaheod,
Leiden them, soil Teem to to yore, penal servitede,
raw* is the twines), of on MONVIIIII. Rie Mild wee
that Was am led beet brief for ass awn mit
for mamber; sad 'kW* it Witt be wy doetogrthtd e
to get nil of lowliebed glee lie es s bregelw
walrboi. CLltlitaid ththat
at lbws could be no °Monica to groat.
big the them. The we we belong the Rome hummer),