The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-06 00:00:00

PRIVATE BUSINESS.

The lallo=4:billa were :;sci Sari.
Ration; LA and Castle Coottell Railway; Nand:water
South Jamaica sad Al.rieohom Railway ; Ti.. Cower-
ranoy ; and Warrington and Stockport Railway, Ma.

NOTICE OF MOTION.
ffT. JAMBS'S PARK.
Major BIBTHORP @eked tbs First Comminfoner of
Works, winder (Is the roost et them being no valid *b-
ionics) be would 140 ssrly alms g the arm-
meioses st thsymblis, by permittiag carriages sad
nubile mho, sour eM seas restrictions so min sow Is foam
Tiotwom des Marlborough and Ilividsgbam Palms gates, to go
through St Jamie's-perk, mid oat at the Seuth-seotars gate,
near Stamp gam, into the Birdcage-walk ?
_ _

Lai J. MANNERS said ha had no pnwer is allow om
ASIFIS to pm through the park in the way suggested and
if the Ism gentleme asked his opinion on the anlbjest, he
allould say that to .lewd any additional Matins fir hele
meld be contrary to the opinion of the whet committee
Mike bed sat ts Isepdre tato Me matter.
THE WELLINGTON MONUMENT.
Mr. J. 8. WORTLEY gave seder that om the lot night
should oat the Moltke of the Muse to The
snmeernento for the motion of a natamment to the
rairvito of Weillegton.

THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA BILL.
Lord J. RUSSELL gave node* lists en the mart being
brought up be should move tbe emission of ohms IT sal
relating to the secret committee.
bs house then went into committee on the bill, °m-
anacling with the now clausal.
On clause SS, providing fur the distribution of the
petronme between the minister .0 the council,
Sir B. PERRY moved the omiagion of the claims, coo-
miring that no part of the reward to the member* of the

lemma /se Was mediae aboald be given in the shape of
Per: TANLEY 'append the clans% saying that Ile
R tted* had abeedy hien dammed and decided. If the
sole retemeibility of distributing the patronage were given to
the tinier, he would not have time to investigate the claims
friths mama appticants.
Xs. LOW -thought that if the patronage were given to
the amiell, they would have an interest contrary to the
Vadvantage ia increasing the expenditure in ladle.
trai herefore opposed the clean.
Atter some further discuesion, the dense was carried by
166 to 91.
_ _ _

ELLIOTT moved a clause, providing that, when a
vacancy occarred to tie filled up by election, such election
should reet, not with the emirs conned, but with the elected
members.

The claws was negatived without a division.
Mr. le ADAM moved a clause providing that the oat-
studio( claims of British subjects for advances to a late
King of Oade should be referred to the council.
Lord STANLEY said that the council wee not the
proper body for this purpose. A tribunal established en
the spot would be far better.
Mr. BRIGHT said that a tribunal to inquire into these
and other claims bad been long promised, but nothing was
done. el/44nothiog of the tied wu due to justice, and he
trusted that the noble lord would depart front the routine of
pun governments, and establish the long-promised tribunal.
Mr. GLADSTONE said that the dame to question was
not such as the government could entertain.
The clause was withdrawn.
The bill that passed through canadttee, and the house
runnel.
CNIVERSMES OF SCOTLAND BILL.
On the amnion last the Ualurehles (Scotland) Bill as
amended be ermeidered,
Colonel snits moved that counsel be heard against the
bill oa Whale' the town waned of Aberdeen.

The yolks was negatived without • division.
Sem& WM Atoms were introduced.
A clause moved by Mr. DUNLOP, permitting persons
not in holy orders to be principals et univendties was carried
by 82 to 58.
A clans moved by Colonel SYKES for the establishment
of the faculty of arts, was negatived by 142 to 47.
An amendment was moved by Mr. BAXTER, precluding
the establishmest of theological chairs to be paid oat of the
consolidated fund.
011 a division, the amendment was negativeiLby 118
to 102.

The. bill, as amended, was than agreed to.
The hoots went Into committee on the Sale and Transfer
el Lad (Ireland) Bill.
The recoahafag clauses of the bill were agreed to, and the
hal reported.
Ilms haws renamed.

CIVIL IILLII, itc. (IRELAND) ACT AIIIINDMENT

BILL.

Mr. WHITESIDE rtiondre second reading of this bill.
Mr. COGAN objected to proceed as that hoar with • bill
which Bivalved Important coostitatioul principles, and
The &We vu adjourned.
THE FOUR COURTB (DUBLIN) EXTENSION BILL.
This bill was rrd a third time and passed.
LEGITIMACY DECLARATION BILL.
This bill wss prowl through oommittooproforo.4.
WILLS, &c., OF BRITIM SUBJECTS ABROAD

This bill premed through committee.
JUDGMENTS (I It EL AND)ACT AMENDMENT BILL
Mr. WHITESIDE moved that this bill be read a seemed
urns; but the motion being objected to by ammo of t►e Irish
members,
The house divided—

M
14-14
The WI woo aissetAfiswAs seed • sormialosh
POLICS (SCOTLAND) ACT ANUISIDSMIT BILL.
This MS *es raid • monad Am.
LUNATICS (SCOTLAND) ACT AMIONWENT BILL.
Tbi• bill was alio mid • 'mod tj
ADMIRALTY COLIBT SILL.
• • •••

This bill WY reed • 4110171 a iit;;;;71 the committee Axed,
amid much laughter, for the 16th of Aviv,.
CASE OF W. H. BARBER.
Mr. BRADY moved "that Vilo3lllll, Goderich be dis-
charged from further attendance on the Wed committee on
the petition of William Henry Beam; Het Mr. Card be
added to the committee." The hes, meabar amid the woes-
etude Ode motion mom from tienentie
DY *need to the neeles. The inquiry
oheeneler he theeght it very undo-
Giza
itro thetot3rise. We bad we elleelleet to ths
hoc. n
Kr. LINTZ* dit Net ate Irby, when it otaesey had
n arias,
sidthe amupber Arad by the hoetee—aasely, 14 —atiould
ot be e
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER objected to
a debate on the subject at that late hoar (auarter past one).
The right hem. itestletass moved the adjournment of the
debate.

Mr. PILAU supported the mottos.
Mr. J. WILSON said the filling up of the number would
certalaly not be unprecedented. He was himself opposed to
the appointment of the committee, thinking the inquiry one
of the worst that had ever been instituted. (Hear, hear.)
As, however the inqutry had bean panted, be saw no objec-
tion cutruelpie to the motion before the house.
Hr. ALPOLE said the committee bed been carefully
struck, and it was undesirable to disturb the proportions.
Ths boom tb divided,
For the adjournment of the debate 6l
Againat It 4l-10
The house thou adjourned at half-past one o'clock.

THE AMASICAN ASSOCIATION 0.7 LONDON.