The Express.
London, England, 1858-06-30 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—THIS DAY.
The si,EIAER took the chair at 11 o'clock.
PRIVATE BUSINESS.
The Lords antoodmelts to the London, Brighton, nod
South Come Railway (Shorehamto Enfield) Bill, sot the
Birkenhead Cotersononers (Bondholder: Anreenest)
Bill were considered and agreed to.
TM following bill. were oonaidered and ordered for third
reading —Manchester, South Junction, sad Altriochas
Railway (No. 2) ; Clyde Navigatioe Bill; Tees Con-
servancyßill.
TM Clyde Navigation Bill gave rise to a very long discus-
skin, imoseolly involving points coonected with the standing
ardent of the house which had not been tschaioslly complied
with, sod veff &tightly affecting the merits of the bill, which
was chersetMotil by Mr. Wilms Panes, Mr. Henley, Mr.
Fit , Mr. Bowe. tie, the Lord Advert., sod others, es •
eatuahle and acid measure.
MARRIAGE LAW AMENDMENT BILL.
the order fue going into committee on this bill,
Mr. LYDON nixed r so seasodownt that this house will
upon Ms fig One merle nodes Itself into the said nen-
mines. He minted le Ws aside lord (Bury) la °Gorgonio@
of the invoiced period of the nerve to random 'ell legis-
lation on the stitird. Although the qualm bad hem hug
before the house it hed received very hole distortion, and he
deprecated going foto committee on a bill involving vast
principles whir had born inintfkeotly discussed. The bill
differed very materially from the tulle of 1819 and 1855 for In
those bills there were safeguards neatest abloom which in
this bill had entirely .liaappetred. It the bill dealt only with
the future, there would be ,oniparvively little difficulty in
it, but as it dealt with the pest, it presented ineztricria dif-
ficulties in the way of • eatiefactorueLtiernent. Then
were so many other bills of iro the house that
he thought this morsve thou dl proceeded with.
Mr. DUNLOP wooed the aresodnamt.
Lord BUrood It was the hoe. gattleman's own fault
that the bill this late period of the session, ea he had
three times rood the adjournmeot of the house when the
question eras before It. As to his (Lord Bury's) giving way
that was out of the question. (Cheers.)
The debate wet couthrued by Mr. De Vern, Mr. E. B.
Denier, lb. Brig, Mr. Bamford Hope, Mr. Illskauron,
Mr. Pere, Mr. Steuart, sad Mr. Crooday.
The home As divided, and the numbers were—
For Oft serrre 99
Per the idroduout 5B-41
Tr anarrarer wr reseired with loud cheers.
Thibaut, am most toss committee, sad were dim-using
the dams who ow report ha.

LIU NO.II7OLE ELECTION.

11.11 TURN OF TIER LIBERAL CAIMIDATE.

NORWICH, TerADAT EVI3IIIIO.
Tim hilkowtag h the state of the poll at its does :
Cello Wheal) Vie
Showy (Coeservaiive)
Majorhy far Coke 241

CRESTIL P.AILACS COMPANY.—(I7IIB DAY.)
This afternoon the sixth ordinary general meeting
of the shareholders in the above company wee bold at the
Bridge Beale SsMI, Mr. THOMAS N. chair-
man of the bleed ef dintotora in the Asir.

The report hae anedy been published. The revenue
account for the year eating the 30th of April, 1868, shows •
groat balsam to ile credit et 36,0731. 17s. 10d. After de-
d.±lF aid pretenses ennui for dividend and interest, the
rens= oxcart shove an available nine. of
17,79;;. 8.. Bed. The directors recommend that this balance
should be carried over to the next half year.
The ell•IILM VI, in moving the adoption of the
1141011, observed that mina the company could be
made goad paying commet.ial concern it wee
melees mmaiderng what other purpose@ the Crystal
Palen and be devoted to, however useful or
praiseworthy they might be. He might be asked than what
Crthere wof the cowpony's paying ? The shme-
rst as
could answer the question for thaninine, but it
might be expected that he too should give one.
the., the on proem of the year might be tan
at 11,00111. er 12.000%, and coupling that fact
with the pion ef the sham, which now stood at 26e.
each, he thought the prompting( the company was hopeful
to an mina homes. Tr. mantre yielded • handsome
wan Apia s=li aft we*, original capital,
Ina wo hors that they woe
The ours the directors did
raothVldi leibeaftlikataMpnaians
rtgleal.wase,„
laud ply that it would not give
• divined green mantleg ; but at the next half-year they
resident!y expected to be in • position to dative • dividend
of at least 2.. par share. If the shareholders world only
assist the director, in getting the manning debentures, the
company would be out of debt, and nothing bat the grossest
mismanatement could imperil its Bound commercial pi-
eine. h wee unaccountable that the price of the
Mures should bare Wien on the public-alms of
the report and acconam. It was veld, however, that the ac-
counts were cooked ; but be could stake his reputation upon
their accuracy; while as to the rumour that the balsams
in band was • myth, he would dispose of it by
meetly stating that that amount was at that momentin
the hands of their bankers, and the shareholders could
have it it they liked. He hoped they would determine to
leave it when it woo, and be promised that by the
next meeting it should be doubled. (Cheers.) The chair.
man berme made some remarks upon the refreshment con-
tract, which was working satiafacterily, the Sunday queens
and the appointment of Mr. Bowley as general canager,who
enjoyed the fell confklenes of the direcedis, he concluded by
urging the meeting to be unanimous in their proceedings,
and forthwith to write off a large silos of their capital, so as
to bring It within • dividend-paying compase. (Cheers and
laughter.)

.....
Mr. flaers omenisated upon the poet selemanegsatent of
the cowers, sad denoemoed three of the directors en being
the determined oppoaste of reform. ThassOmeeld, were Mr.
lodise Mr. Oat vy, end Mr. Low. if. advised the share-
holders to support the chairman, end moved the follottiag
rider to the report, viz.
"That the thetas of thie meeting be gives to the chair-
ram, Mr. Feritubvr, sad those other directors who have
honourably and %awfully exerted themselves to Introduce
kanisiel changes. That this meetleg believes that the
=depreciation of Crystal Palma shares Lases aehly
he notedsvcloperneot of its resources, and that
the sutemwie• will become remunerative, and regain
ptsWia amedisat, wheel its mul.iferious capacities for
samsernant, isdaosaion, sit, oumuserce, end nasal progress,
ere adequately employed."
Mr. DAVID', of Rochester, escanded the motion.
Mr. Prerese advocated en immediate divieion of the be-
times in heed. It would give one shilling • shem, fro
from Income tea.

The toweling was pmeretliog when our report Wt.

QUE 611.6 COLLEGn, LONDON.—Tbe annual meet-
ing of tbe Mende or ibis college woe bold y at the
Harley-street—the Bishop Oxford. to the
fret isstreee, eceepv log the chair, she/surds the Bishop of
Lesbos, the visitor of the college, sad tartly the Right
Hon. W. F. Cowper. The report read by the dem. the
Rev. B. B. Phtethers, stated that what was toestiosed lee
year ea contettplstel was sow cotepleted—the founletlon
of • perpetual scholarship by the lady visitors, giving a
tree rdeemien to • pupil 'elected by him, sad also the
foostlation el the Cambridge scholarship, a pm-
isreers to the children or grassichildren titagredneths of
the Usivelity Cambridge. The comma bed decided
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Milt argeaintlea el the neap
'he adnes et the whine =I
It pupas of the tee dinner te tin hi,
homertonli to be Mrs Peen. inteni et ea honehea
to the teal reddest el ed the inky superintendent gad bee
aseteast. TM raked mime from pupils taking the
whole coves rested Irene AL In. end U. 7... to la 10.,
In futon there will he abased el esaainen netted of the
present epees of the rehears thseassives Is the soh
emulates. At Enter tarn the saber el orespoomdsve
wee 2S, and of sesseeepemilles 10e; the Wei sestet of
pupils was ill. to them mast be added 77 fa the speolal
mane.. The report was adopted on the muse albs Bishop
of Otford. seended by the Right Hon. W. P. Cowper. The
Bishop ef Ozbed mid that the object of the college wee le
give the highest elements of • Isay's edsesttes ; that every-
thing in nlis 'Venal feelkfanny el sub es isstitoilan, by
heehaw tidy ringers sad leap aeptelatundeate, was deaf, end
that inch as ehrested singe Otte neon= el the lamb
en most predate • teeing biome es the aim ebies of the
nation. Is elbetates anstlag, the Bishop el
sari. other ehinnellsne. nil that the public bad Id=
prej avian inillinhas et this Mad free s
laragtis=lia ben*
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arable ea kap nsilsre, te its emelt end enseitte
edasettee, and to the end ide noitlag esperni
Tin Cauttet.-03 lent the Rev.
Mai Usury Dlgby, clerk B A., wee in by the Lard
BithzleNerneb to an bow:wary castan, la the whir
dal et Na nab, end wee leenßed the &Bowleg
latesenny. Oa Bender the Bee. Wane Bears Planner,
sink wee amend b the curacy of Oriente. la Norfolk.
kraal) Alderman Wilson has,
at Itie ens theme, Mod the central mid window of the
chapel at the City of Louden Cesesery with painted Lah.mLf
shoat dolga. The Son wee reported in the City
Cementite yenevilly at he ..snug, sail a owe of thesis
to the hberal cheeses we pewit

RYA ORMATOZIEL—HOIII- OFFICE. JUNE N.—The
Cads& liefwastery fer Orbs. *lime at D Myth. Parkboad,
user 411.p0w. ilto aunty of Leas* Me boos aertid.
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la Dons awl Raft Ilkissmaiary
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cf Ibis se bbe a ribraisterr Selbsek osier the .f.
tbts ottbs alelale 17 owl 1$ Vl-.. a. 116.—fortu.