The Express.
London, England, 1856-05-31 00:00:00

EXCH6 Q VER BILLS.

(Freon the Lomita. Gissrette of Friday, Nay 311.)
Office of her Majesty's Periaaater-(leaaral,
Whitehall, May 30.
The Eseheqoer-bills, dated in the months of June
sad Aageit, 1866 (par Asia 18th Victoria, cap. 8, and 181
sad 19th Vwtorl■, esp. 130, memo 1866). with the ietereet
dee theme, will be paid vff ea the 17th of Joao. 1866,
whoa the ietrreat will setae.

Bach bills will be received at this oflim daily, from bait
pest tea till throe o'clock, mull the 9th day of Jane
Modesty., _

Printed ferias, containing lostrtietlons for the preperstion
of the hits sad the engagement of the bills, may be ob-
tained oa alpliauioa at this ogre.
Tee bearers mast *adores eac► bill with their anal sig.
natures, sad they mast Weft their omens sad addresses hi
each lot; sad when the names of bolder. Sr. Maenad la
the bills the ladoretanats clench holders mast also be ob
rained treyisualy to their llste sad bills being left for eta-
sathatioa.

NsivDills, bearing intemat at the rata of 241. by the day
•000 every 100 L, and dated the said 17th day of Jana,
1856, may be obtained in MOWS{ of the princirl of the
whsle, or part, of the lisenequar bills booed an der the act
above mentiossd, on the elaimaata specifying In their lime
the meat *lmmo hills meowed by them.
The MeV with the interest on the bills lift
lAa or beam the win hth by of Jane for 'lamp, will be
limed on tM 1111th ley of Jane, 1856; the bearers mat
attend at this allies en sign receipts for the payment of pia-
Moil and istrima.
Payment he enemy may be obtained at abeam for ay
of the said thaehemer Belle praVOsaly to the said 17th day
of Jane, 1866, upea the elcomacts leaving the bills for el-
imination me day pries le that on which inch payment is
twirod.

N.B. AU = 1e r Bills dated prior to Joao, 1865,
bays been p efeertiord to be paid off.

THE SUNDAY BAND QUESTION.

A correspondence ism taken place between "the
Committee fee the ,Pnblie Demosetration is fay..lat of the
Sudsy bands" mod Sir George Grey, is reference to the
playing of moil is the parks on Sundays. Sir G. Grey
dineed • Mew is be seat to the 'Gamete*, wheals referred
to a maim Illat More mould M a eniblia tlesamousuatlua ee
father et paths Made on Sunday seat is Hyde-park, et
4 o'clock, and welest, that" aerials her 111,jesty's Rovers-
mot have as &MN to interfere an my way with the free
asyrewlea et 'Odes ea this qrtioa oa the part of the
ithatithets et the twatropolie. ' yet that the Royal Parks
wore epee the the sebeywoutead recreation of the public
node, emtain 01•111411 y led thee arablagss of the people
to bear spotehis or te resolather were wholly isms-
sides, with the elder for which the parks had been made
athowthio to the pas*. The hest ihee latimates that the
polies mod pork-keepare wedge If atm/am thereat thy
seek maim, esperralse • hey% bowwit, that no rush
esetles meld be attempted. Te die lamas Caere, was
seat by the wanly,' to dir Othy.thyasil by Mr. Pratt, the
seeseibmy, stating that the eannleoes weeld sae their brat
endeseetare to provost say such elemmeetretoa la Hyde-
oath. " heels" (rely la view the one ohjoet of peovidiag
the breast veneers of mails Ors the hate& of the people
as Aliallaja." A letter wee also seat on the put of 8:r G.
Grey to Mr. Oery, the leader pleb* Brighton Pavilion bead,
la wh eh Sir Gump stated that, having heard that the
bead played last Set day in Hyde-park, he felt It his duty
to Foist oat to Mr Guy that the H y 4 Parks Inv* bees
opened for the erjoymest and remestion of the pahlic endow
sweat" rogalatioao, which do not permit of the polonaise*
of private bands, or of other ateaserwatr, re lay di, in
those puke without the previous manioc of the authorities
seder whose sestrol they see placed. Sr George, there-
fore, expressed a hops that the performs's', of the bead
would set be repeated without the nquialte authority. To
this letter an answer mai Mai by the committee giving
notice thee, le deferrers to the oplaion expressed by Sir G.
Grey, " so bead will be provided on &today nest for Hyde
park bat that beads will play (weather permitting) la the
Regent's-peek sad in Victoria-park on Baaday neat and en
each fsllowleg Sunday duties the ellaiNer, from roar to ell
eidook."

The following Is a copy of an advertisement which
has appeared la the tiepin, how the "Sunday Bands Cow-
wittee," to which we lash* the Matta° of our readers :
" Saaday Buda—The experiment of providisg ramie la
no parks for the LIMPOPO% minimal of the poop!. harlot
prayed sannetal as Bonds; last, line numbers of de-
lighted sad well-tiondocied persoos having stionn their sp.
procal of the seine by their Mindanao on that occasion, it
is proposed that prints beads shall continue to play on the
afternoon of Bandy (insther peresittisg) throsghoot the
seam. Behatriptions to defray the espeases may be paid
to the stunt of the i Sudsy Buds Anoint,' which has
bum opined is the amines of Sir J. V. Bhell.y, But.,
11. P., air J. Weln.ley, M.P., cad W. • Wilkinson,
Bal., al P., at the Bask of 'condos, Thresdandk-etreet.
City, sad 460, Wnt Btrand.—By order, B. Moon, emir-
ates, T. C. nit*, oeciotary.—Cranhosre Hotel, Bt. Mar-
Baketriptiens will be acknowledged by letter."

SUNDAY MUSIC IN YORZWIIIIN.—Wie lows that
the gestleass who mopes the Sunday Bead Committee
are intim to subswiptioas very rapidly—that they have
aireery reenved as anoint of support which has
far esmaseed their mist aumisine espetuatiosa—ead
that they have doesnalsed ea hones for the fa-
. me two beads MOM of me, se last Sudsy.
We hope that the committee will swims to legislate
tor tbe isameat solo/nest of the ;elite la the tams
.w,..„4 8.4 mithspipseis Tint. TM labours of the vestig-
es,. emansdart the Leeds nwociaties are mot samtised by
the world. Already ammo of pnparatlos see being sounded
to Masebester, Birsiaglues, Liverpool, Bristol, MteMeld,
adderefeul, sad other tarp sad I, loastial centres
of pipeline/es. Prom the latter lowa ea lsßam-
tid leer Bandy ems all the way to
Woodhouse Moor to attest! the Brady
sad was we well wiled with the promedlega that ho re-
turned home fully reeolved that the esterinost should
be Wed without delay is Hadderalald.—Lese Timm
The Bev. Tn. Book, Itioar of Leeds, soasteamoes the en
perineum. la a sawn. Weauhed lest Buaday, he said
that the March clearly approved of lassoes, reeriatim
is the after part of the Sabbath-day, after Divine envies
had beta ationled. 01 what that lammest rtereatios should
sossiat blouse themes ;Mat of inquiry. Beimatioa, at well
es isspersim from Innur,was clearly seeded by the winhins
cleans. Bet is War g that reersatlos, my plea which world
involve the labour of a largo asnber of pr roost would dimly
M eat of plater. This would be dolt gea Wary to NW data
for the benefit of mother. The snare of the negation
should chic be varied; that which was meltable foe nee man
weer mouths was set suitable for whiter: sad they shield
hee penned for the people free of chum. Lem get *cue
rummies' which should sot be, wale that elms which Is.
Mewl the enploystest of • large somber of moose, sad
these for whit% any gasolene, fee wee shared. la hot,
the Munk sever maimplated say recreation whisk '
oseeilated ticemploy seat of labour to say oedema
meat. Bat what objection mold possibly be untamed
scram say pima wh eh mold opes oar libraries ea the Sato
bernday t or what wee • ism deli/Info! eight Was to
see paresis emid their denim released lean the 0r,.. mad
nannies it Melly labour, aid issatestly istoyheg them-
selves is UM. sad puke sad garden. These were a
opines of reertaties M whine the Mena sot 'sly did
sot *est, bat which It had always approved; mad It
wee deer twin the whole timer of We New Thinnest that
this had beim the same ever nano the time of Mist
himself. Be alas thought that the woeship la their
obareless d
irt to be loads nor* atimitini, so se M Wiese
a greater asaber to attend. Geed pod elegiac,
sail those other side to dines worship, which meld mule
the Wales of Christ sans amanita to tin mans, were
mash to be desired, sad should sot be lost eight of by all
poi Clusakael.