The Express.
London, England, 1858-06-15 00:00:00

BILL 7

The above bill isitlercWeltcmr;iii;i7
THE MILITIA.
In answer to put by the Duke of BCC-
CLEUCH, to to calling oat and treating the
militia, and the appolistmer of • royal committee.' to in-
quire ism the erwesimeles of the militia staff,
Lied HARDING' seri that • commission would be
appealed to letter ire the serer the instructions to the
eammilides had sot bees; the points involved
is the Hobe of e eseetkins would be fully hum-
tiered by the ememdeelem. • perm of the militia would
be oiled Beet kr tralsingirs= the Next autumn.
• illserdem as the of the militia fol-
lowed. Is wreb the Deka of Cle=elts Marquis of Clan-
, rears, mid Lard Lyteelton took pert.
Earl GREY thought it deer bs decided whether the
militia war to be a operate Reek sr a rimer he thesishiair
recruits to the regular szval. Ass= *I"
the army in readies. if the be Ms
proper character of •
eland reek the sep.eaditur• es mei
would add to the mess se latomasig the offidams, sigh*
regular army, on which theeserry mart at last
The Duke of CAIIIIIIDGE mid that after etlVibelir
lordships had beard that ovatimi, be theeght it was esteem
that the beet thing to be dose wee to lave • ceseriedem of
hurry. Various creeds= bed bees proposed to the lee"
sad several valuable mereelses made in the come of the
tibeerice. He our bibilleved. justified is errs thee ifte
=proposed was le be la end ample sae led der
be ere, and It brag ler sled diet forrer Wthe
searlethe should go ke the remperres ad tereeleries
Mae Mrs. par red firer be ad est=sease
reddetheerlerefteellb say teethe
dabber especilany as be bad =Webs we Wieder
due he should be obliged to datertheirlemithips seessliere
elle time while he dealt with tamer= querises With bei
key relsed. Tire were ripe. sr two seirsis midi be
*seer It model that be deer soros. Tie Esti elle
es
the erese-berebes (Clerfted) very nervily ibeeebtmet
the regiments were pissed in an immerser
wire the were called cm les volunteer for the army. VI:
Dar of Cambridge) could filly enter Isle the bed of
esersoding officers of militia regimes% es del Wink mil
was with the view of meals& their *eider lid Sep late
goverment gave strict orders that se liw d Ir Sr
should be seat down to militia regliessis veal lbs ger who
had volunteered were made over le the irk He bared
that those direerou wee sari to sod that at the
lett volunteering not so Meth bill.Mllolo* was
experiserd by the commandeer earn d retie as bailer
He did met reels recur with the noble ids that It wee rat
admire that the militia should feral" rearms far rs
arr. The ears duke amid the noble earl opposite embed
whet we. the shier et the militia He thought it aria be
mode reed ew both the Ares to which it led bees tem&
By reed veiskties be lime that militia regiments reiW
be bept 1/0111plet• he the proem of the defence die
merry. sod yet afford valuable usistanoe in recruiting the
ISOM of the regular army. The noble duke had said that It
we. eery difecult to get nns•coeunissioned odium from the
lissier the militia. He wee Pot aware to what period the
rile dale alluded, but If he alluded to the time when the
army was reduced and it was intended to transfer a certain
umber of non-oomuslasioned allure of the lino to the
militia, it should be remembered that very shortly afterwards
there was • NAM all for troops for India, and dmi &neer
• lead bee-

of nou-ct adhere ... . te-itimed, ea ft waa
sacerary to retain es easy sos-ossuth i'Moen se
parable for the ordinary duties of resimete. ad time were
scarcely lite that purpose est ea wham the duties of
bamiek yeti; mid no doubt di. ses-semmhollesed Odom
of the Hsi wham k was Intended to Inmate to the militia
were sot made ever. With raped to beads( there could
be so two *aims that V it atm mile to pat the militia
Into barracks that would be thwel=keserne ; but k meld
set be done West betroth Is-
emered, while it wee to be desbeed if the eaelyes =se to
tho mid even if the coestry wee leillsol be do es It
weld yews before they were omnpleted. The
peoned, aid the emotion we whet was to be dles=ll;
=Mk aka they were NM est. Wbaterat thus we
kromeki to Earbutd, 91119i4 li blini. lay Ewald Is
was* waseded by the &Rory eatiroML oi bed the
• wry
_me amat of barrack easeamolkka ram* esi
eery Ms eisW le afforded to the mills With regard le
Or
earl at of the nada gal thdr embellmest, the settle
die bed tam" to the ambellmest start keel in the hut
war. ad I abouid be terawbuted AM Ike militia wee ea-
kill b.. Owe were so looder Weep ht In the rm-
My, sad that bat for So Mike Os maul would
ben bus milletfry deroded of kappa lb • wads ea-
tat km Nor Gig gird aver; dm woo • prod demand
Ike Ireopola Isis, aka • hap ire amo werolosd for the tr.
kak• mid Is air to mice op dr kikaey of brae in tide
esoateyos walk polka of the sills we embeasd, and
bie ventured to Sit that that sevearmsest wee
that meld be meth under the eireetwthmem. Hewed
with the sable end epaseite that the rsedles of reendHog
die tow end Will might
erg be be essebbeed by the mikado-
she; bat be out hew to est as kr so
the Mg MINI, sealellthe staid be kw midiebery.
teseellea fee
here.) Aire* kb am • tber alma Mew wee TT
areek themo maw day Teethed hrgemermithe to the make
of the mum mill I *a leriblp maid irk to the ream
of la oeuolikap, key would bo arrshird et the pod
MIN tablited it eill peek of the sestry la lite
mite beamed of as to jela the few. (Hkla,
bar.) Bs wadi mg p flambe bile the maw
km as Ilk ass see the sod Ina aka • wak.
Win of Inquiry we awe le he eggeleki, ft rim him
Aloft sad be wealdialy add. Oa he was elleippy amip bar
bed delavutheal ea totiee apip_ppv._
iltraMirreON biped tits said•;,/ wale be
the My !Molded* bad est 'le mermen. weTams/1
be UMW wadi Is othetfr.• cwu farm mu estabihkod
k His rekotry.
Ilk Nis of X kWCASTLE rid be biped ehele
treabi eiterly bare Wore time the beektokkas
ktitlit the earadleita. Ned thee they would bees kr
coothelmYves tot Imams womeaset2eeatertz es
a thin.
Thema MIL iiiselier isteihrieeey
et emotions& sossomodokk b Soo ad, red rmaorked
the& ma as Wilk of dr maw width bed beim upset um
the aresisa mai importomoi •f
re
it this emery Led
Tbe esiimen
boa agenda Isr
baths ir= Ikea.

CHANCERY iNENDIILENT BILL.
This ND was Ned a third lion and mud.

RAJAH BROOKE, &c.
Lord KINGSTON wee proceeding to put some ques-
t kali which im bad pieced on the paper in reference to
Itsjeh Brooke, and meets costoms scrobt;nents ; but what
he mid was quite inaudible in the Oki" ; and, after being
called to order by Lord Halmesbtuy, he syna interrupted by a
motion for adjourning the bow" which win agreed le ; esd
Their lordships adjourned at 90 minutes pest 7 o'clock.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MowDAY, Jwtß 14.
The Setuala took the chair at 4 o'clock.
•
PRI VATE BUSINBBS.
The following bills were read a third time and pawed :—.
West Bad of London and Crystal Palace Railer" ; Ned
the Lancashire and Yorkshire and Best L Railway
Companies Bill.
The following bills were reported, and ordered to be read •
third time —Great Northern end Western of Ireland) Rail-
way Bill; Hove Improvement Bill; Limerick and Foyer,
Railway Bill ; Oxford, Wareatella, cad Wolverhampton
Railway ; ileum Val lay Railway (Bateman of timid
Bill ; Shrawabary and Welckpool Railway Bill ;
Wavemy Valley Railway Bill.

PRICE OF MEAT.
Bir DE L. EVANS preeentedEetitioe from a large number
of the kehnleitante of the metro ta, complaining of the high
grim of meek ettributhtg It tot interference of
✓ed rewplag the home to whopt ouch reemenreer°:=
ressegy the infL

ROYAL ASSENT.
no how low lora aurmaosead the Ram at Lode S.
lour
billo above Nur
ve OpooMod. royal soma a. by ramming.= to Um amend
MAGISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS.
Mr. ROEBUCI preoluted a poultice Sou Haverfordwast,
oangioWsg of as undue appoinmast al cemorvaUro magis-
trates for Wit borough.

NOTICE OP MOTION.
ART UNIONS.-11r. W. ZWART. on Trusday, to more
is bring fa a bM to ward the ant for legalising Art Unions.
CHAPLAINS IN GARRISON TOWNS AND THE
STATE OF CHATHAM BARRACKS.
Mr. HUME err if the erernment contemplated the
mppointment of preabyterian military chaplains in the chief
prris-n towns of the kingdom ?
General PEEL said that it was the intention of the govern-
ment to appoint additional presbyterian and Roman catholic
arrant chaplains. Those appointments would be propor-
tioned to the number of Roman catholic and
soldiers ; and they would trio be placed an the saw
r their protestant brethren. Grata These eblipiling
would be placed when their servicies wen mon regret
Where there were no cbapiodne the troops attered the
'ruche* of the several elesupra le Irmo dramioance
they belonged. Heretofore the wrier of the rapier bed
been paid for in different proportions; bat henesiorth troy
would be paid exactly in the arse trey. He wished to
answer a question which had been pr to him cm a previous
rears ac to the supply of water to the barters at Chit-
ral, and the overcrowding of the bearer then. He held
to his hand a report, which was very eatiskerey. It Mated
that the troops generally had es alumina et water, but
were sometimes ordered to be saving !bra day or two, in
ocasequenos of the machinery getting eat of order. This
happened on Wedaseday last; bet in the arm et the day
the supply wee restored, end the,, wee new plenty of water
for everything. Is regard to the barman Ming crowded it
was stated that the pare was at prat vary strong, but
the nocommodadon never wee beer; a Irp number of

the troops wee wider ceaesse, sad they itarortsathy.
AUSTRALIAN MAIL SERVICE.
Yr. H. BERK ELBE pat the 'glowing question to the
Smeary to the Tratiary : " Whether soy application had
ban made by the peesat earersokes perfortatng the
nail service between this oeuntry sal the Auarslisa colo-
nies, to obtain any rani .= of the =left. maga, or say
modification ea to the gee of the mesh aoplogsd ; the ex-
Wider' of the term at the add eseasot, or sag oat shuts-
tion is the oaeditious therost."

Mr. HAMILTON add that the Tremor/ vs@ In cosonitt-
ciliation some time ago with the European sad Amanita&
Steam Company, in cossequenos of a strong representation
made from the colonies, headed by Mr. Nicholson. The
object of that communication was to recommend the promo-
tion of an amalgamation with the Royal Mail Steam Packet
Company, and aa extension of the contract. When that
amalgamation was brokers off, the directors of the European
and Australian Company entered into further contrannkation
with the Treasory ; lout the shareholders having adopted a
resolution for the winding-up and dissolution of the company
M had fat it kis duty to suspend all (nether negotleeka on
Ur askant.
In answer to another boa. member,
Mr. HAMILTON said that the government had found it
having regard loth* terms of the contract, to pro-
aZdalliZ cantion; bet they had taken steps to insure that
the conmemookatita should not to laterrapted.
TEI PROCIEDIMGI3 AT BT. SARNABAS.
Kr. B. BUTLER whited to pat a question to the Mias-
mal°, of the Zsetasqvar, of width he bad not given notice.
It was whether, Y eonsequast of the feelings of indignation
and Magri what' had bon tadned, not only in the asigh-
Warhead at et lawasba, bat tit_t the length and
breadth at the bad. by the roma fflIS ma to the 'yam
Read in that wish, the (oversaw's Intended to aka any
steps with reirenom he those proceedings P Also, abeam
the right hem. gailmea wee slaws that la the lam =
ea By, the Rev. Mr. Ingle, to hie senora, hod
M ths lets pressedbp, sad dame bed these eamecetimed Memo
se golay at seamar ? Also, whether the govannment wee
in assamenleadma with the proper eockeiestical Whaler,
in draw es the penithomeed at all who had taken or wee
labia, pot in this thaninside wickedness and vial'

Thu oil/M=l.loB of the IX.CHEQUIIItreid the la-
gables of the bon. guedeman rimed to • met variety et
matters, mew of which had only happened yesterday. It
wouid be aeon convenient to the government, sad more la
scoordanoe with the rules of the house, if he would put hie
question in the paper, and it world be 'emerald in proper
Uwe.

it. BUTLER rid ibll would pot the question this day.