The Express.
London, England, 1860-08-22 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT,

HOUSE OF VOMMONB.—(THIS DAY.)
The Swaroin look the obit at hall-pmt 12 o'clock.
errmozis,
Mr. FLENNMSRY pommeled a petition from Mr. Marcus,
d the Rises Coma aornpl•inOg of • broach of faith
1111 as part of the Midhual Juoctioa Railway Company,
sot praying that the bill of that company before the
home he toot pared.
Mr. JAW'S presented • petitioo froze St. Martin's pariah
aramit the Llama el Beuce. e• 1411.
L I - sERrICL
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In reply to Mr. H1.'013,0,
Mr. WINO mil be .•• sot aware that it WY the latest.
tins at the goverumeet to call for any tenders for this eer.
vice by way of Parents $ resist our were there any Dego-
tiatioas that he knew cav ow
THE SH inglll, OF SURREY.
Mr. B. COCIIKANE a•ked the Home thieretery whether,
In coesequess of the htib character of Mr. Evelyn, sal the
hiteninalan.ao under which the Due of 500 i. was recently
Sipsed upon hon. the n.ght hoe. gentleman would under-
take In rinse that her Majesty would, be graciou.sly plumed
to resit the hoe.
Icer LEWIS Laid the proper 0011/1,0 for Mr.
Evelyn spurns., if he wished the Sae to he remitted,
would he to peewit • petitioo to the Hose fleentary, to
he kid Wont her Majesty, and not to get any of his friends
to ask question, ro that bowie. If Mr. Evelyn did that,
the ewe wool be duly considered ; but he begged Is" to
way that he hod sera a copy of the pleauti which Mr.
tßlyepled . and he considered it an exceedingly obis-
lineable doessweet.

oTsanLIDATKD FUND (APPROPRIATION) BILL.
This bill rand tbreolli anialskSe•s.
IIeNUKE& BOMA OR BILLS (2,000000(.) BILL.
Tim MB paned Weigh csomelliss.
II L! PAY BILL
This ban was reed • AIM Use find_ pared
METROPOLITAN POLICE FORCE (DOCKYARDS)

N. 2 BELL

eta miss order forty ibinlrerTiLig of this bin,
Mr M. SLY Ml Ult asked what was to be dose with the
men at peasant. rapliped se polka in the dockyards. Were
they to absorbed la the sew Josue, or to be super.
ailswalod
Mir U. C. WV= maid the greater number of the men
would be sheerbed to mks sew furor.
The bill see then read • third time and planed.
UNION OF IfiF.NEFICk BILL.
The beareptrweat ereamaittee es this bill.
Oa there 1
Mt. D. H 110.111111 d his pretest agsiast the bill,
which would gin power to pall dew all the architectural
emainewle of the_ City to the Aye of eimlnhiN with the
exemption of 111. Peers ad fear slim Ameba&
Mr. POTTS also pretested aping the bill ; havinz
visited merseal of the. slain hat limy Ise found
a very fair • cammiderabie munoar of
eldibtrea. CP= by mew* an emmailmeat to the
'fed that •D adroit should be rasered aittil two years after
the eempietimaef theaietropoblaadadeese ; add* that one
sleet et thet peat work to lett be that many osallb
wise sew lived eta Abloom tram theClty, would be Wry::
=..1 state of the river to radio air its beak% mad the
ppalstioa .4 the City be grimily aegmated.
Mr. A Merman ISI DN EY said the boa. umber apparel
to forget that the inevitahle lemelseury of tidwip is ike City
wee them substitution of wureihosime fee dyable beams.
thsessmea mom required that wheel the (My pepalatiom had
been se greatly diminished. the 101 perishes should be moh-
air moue row sceissimegeel erraigeremat He had
of obrerviag bow emu the emigre-
elgrryttireles were.
Mr. E. JAM I.:.st thoulOt that the ergeziemim mad spinet
the renewal of some ofthme churches were eat at ell Seaside.
Twenty chant. children made but a small ocepegatilm.
Mr. b. tiKIITITH said that if any churches were to be
takes dove a Lill should be introduced IgeWymg thew
Mr. C. BENTINCK advocated the palling down pews
Waked of churches. There never was a pewter essay to
pews than Sir Christopher Wren. (Hoer, beer.)
Mr. MALIN:4 thought it would be more satisfactory if a
list were made out of those churches which were to be taken
down.

36: J. UX:KE regretted that no attempt had lawn made
to attract parsons outs& the City to the numerous churches
there.

bir G. C. LEWIS said that if the bill proceeded at
the present rate it would not be deposed of before
the end of west week. (Hear, hear) The prin-
ciple of the biU ought not to be dismissed in coin-
notice. The grant objection to the bill was, in his
opinsoo, that too many assents were renuired.
A bag fide discretion would be exercised by
the government with regard to any scheme which might
be brou4lit before the Privy Council, sad that would be •
'county spout say abuse of the powers of the com-
mission.

After some remarks from Mr. Ca•wroan and Mr. E.
Mr. HENLEY had no objection to a union of benefices,
but deprecated the pulling down of churches, which
might some day be required, and could nut then be re-
Mr. H. SEYMOUR contended that plain deal Beata
ought to be substituted fur the mart oak pews, with the
Blew of attracting • large
Mr. HENLEY mid liaveZW=Lthe City on Sunday
since this bill was introduced he taw between Cheap-
side and Thames-Genet a pmt number of poor
peopleand two street preaahaG who had attracted
• crowd round them. Before the churvhse were pulled
down, the expenment should be made of trying what
could be done by removing the beadle with his cocked hat,
and makiag other arrangements to attract the pew. (Hear.)
Mr. purrs withdrew hoi lunation&
On the question that the clause r eassaded stead part of
the bill, the committee divided—
For the rLtwie
Against it
',Let (Miss. J

FOR tr.:s-OVTICI, Avower 17. —TheQueeti has been
pleated to approve of Mr. Henry Fox se coasul at Plymouth
for hi. Majesty the hag of Hanover ; and of Mr. John
eidetic it t'apelle u emu! at Rangoon fur the Free Hau-
smitrr city of Harnburg.—Gm-crte.
Me. Sergi:doe* CONTININTAL EXPERIENCE% —A
meeting id Mr. Spurpeers Meads was held iu the partly-
completed "Teheraatie" isetorday afternoon, for the
purpste of hearing from Mr. Spurgeon some account of
his recent tour upon the continent. The specific object of
the meeting was to collect funds for the completion of the
nernrenre, wore than 5,5001. being still required, although
22,196 L 19s. brl. has been expended. Meveml mini.ten and
gentlemen preceded Mr. Niurgeoe, who ultimately pee his
narrative in a hurried and somewhat daioo,woected form.
He referred to the prevalence of superstition cat the coati- '
mist, sad mid be went out with some of the " Inch
pbri-
d: intended for the protection of the Pope. He never
saw such aa irregular set of brutes before in his life. There
was a great sorority of Inggege—they had only one pocket.
handkerchief and some litiikd potatoes among them. Ant.
weep be described as the meet religious place on the face of
the earth In • bed sense- it was full of superstition, snit
unarm of the Virgin Mary abounded at every owner. With
to the Pups be hoped his rotten throve would soon
fauadad that Garibaldi would be the means of shaking it. Pro.
looted cheers followed this reniark. Of Cologne, he
remembered more of what he smelt than what he Jaw.
Albert Wroth had void there were 70 different deteriptiona
of smells there ; bet he had found every half yard gave
aousetLing more horrible than be had met before. Baden
was a (odor place. He went to tee the gamingdable, and
thought it the most frightful sight he ever beheld. Thee
were beet off who lost. If they lust it /erred them right,
but if they woo the devil would have them. Is Prumia
be was glad to dad a great hatred of Louis Napoleon, and
be feared that some day a catastrophe would occur which
would make the people of England regret they hail allied
themselves tot spud, and not to Prusaix -their natural ally.
le Prania be fund ell the emelt ilone by women, end it
male him truly iadignant. " " said lie, " I ail been
use d the strappieg women I saw, with my huabaud
smoking his pipe, and looking on while I worked, and had
there been an act for giving wives who bait their bus.
hand. two months' impeistinuent, I would have hiokaa that

l; MCWlleff HORPITA L. —TWo !MUMS, ONO hen
th• eontsia&weets of tironwia Hoopital, saw tom
tie tio.,roor o ta. Bowl at AdisimJty, Wit somming
oit the nvrt of the Royal ors appalstal bo in-
quire into the aff.in of ia• Wiee raikhad. pus
tairr6y on • muffs to Ills Roan of Oammaa la smasf
Ile Istarrs arcag siamiliss Is ea supare vaisul.
Tlwa amaajakara at thr haaila; opal* Is
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the prtim of the mead I. wopLeed
t.. manatees far the mend= id the 1017.
who hay* Wens padheaal the &ties Ireaahier,
clerk of the ea" sad Named. the clocks in suer
various iimpsAnsats so vacmis may wimp. "W.
...snot bee leek" they ley. "so Innionk that if swab ea
anon. ..want wan adopted, we should loom omit at the
a.caiity which we at Fewest prow." With twilwranne to
the en.pwale of the report to change the systems el eeesset-
k"l4..,:. they ley :—" To avoid treepossipg ton am& upon
tim" lotoace of taiga lorthhipa we have nay to °tame that,
witholit eatcaing into IN11111140.1•WIN sad owondlY Inik so
drove t. ISA any more for inaccuracies. we caanot bat
annwetiorl that a good dial of the anticipations of the
.1 r• witiowoseri of large imacteaord rseenue to the
16”..r1t31 tn.. 1111 T, e Mowry. while the outlay (allot for by
lio" Art.iiiivisssis is pisiSivs ...odium.' TM
pies..'. 4 tt. r al." costa:Wl IIIUDOTOMI objectless. to the
rettort

" Y-".l' Mu,. t %I. RAILWAY —The total traffic re-
evil** .4 tho, . .iniony for the fortnight eliding Avg" 12
haven I 1.7.r.0. it.. 101, aunt for the oornopeding fort-
night of in.lo. were Tr. Ad. The asneadittere
ainuat. 1077.1. 4t. 101, or at ae rete a 41.90 pw
KAY. Altil.4 the .aperawa foe the oorreapeittintt f"taight
.1 11130 emolinte4 to :001/. 0.. 7,1., or at the rat* of 40.21
Per ''"t The t:ttrt;pte re. eipts for the 6,4 three fortnights
111"1 "De .6"4 hal)ror arnotaut to 4-4.0..". V. 144. 3d.. as
ngaiset UAL for the correopoithig tame fare-
fu.:lpt• •WI 4..• of la, previous year. Aug. 111. argregatr apron. for the last ewe ketlighle lad! rat , A the half.vear...oomai sa. le, Wag
loft of 41 31 per mat.. at 4,p4ert 15.0911. GS. &I. for the
,ro.poudiai the.. fortnlifte• mid nine dire A 4 the M-
ilieus year, le at the rite of 40.40 per teak