The Express.
London, England, 1860-05-25 00:00:00

elen.LiN roornvEs.
Mr. GRIFFITH Meld the Ileastery of State for Forage
Affairs wheeharom et *era Op 11* of April la* • Ittlb
live from the Nespenha OOPS at Eldertno, the Cavaliers
Luigi Vinarou applied for to oces of the
!ships of war amilmed. he the lealibeir: Nat he ms
lity the orals* alleging that hie leimelecas *kr
hum to extend his preteetien to British selqeM, and that
he was rwvived and proem:led as beard a Raabe mead ;
and if so, whether each tramease was =is to the
date of the Secretary of State forFiseeip_ irt-
Murata to the Admiralty ,• and wheat, the clime in
question is now informed of the dieesticas of the govern.
ment an the subject!
Lord J. EU —No Noah idermatica hes been re-
ceived at the Foreign.office, and I have inquired at the
Admiralty and they have had no such brikinueioe.
THE EXPEDITION OF GARIBALDI.
IL2ply to Mr. Hammer,
. RUSSELL stated that he was prepared to In,
lbe table the papers to which he bad referred ea
vsdp last, in referents to the expedition of Garibaldi.
The noble lord then laid on the table the correspodesse
Yeraito the expedition.
nAlmt gave notice of the following motion after the
muss :—That it is the apmron of the house that, in came-
queue cif the erasure of public business, ministers ti wham
questions were addressed ought to be in their places at four
oclock. (laughter.)
SAVINGS BANES.
C.q.tain O'CONNELL wished to rah the Chancellor of the
Et choicer whether it was the Mention of the government to
introduce a bill for the protects= of depointom ice MOMS
'BUIL, this semi= ; and if he was aware that there was a sant
of money in the Lamb of the Comnisacoers for the Rides.
too of the National Debt to the credit of the trustee of the
steps to have that money psid to the delimiters?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER admitted
that nothing ass more desirable than a bell far the better
and more complete protection of depositors ia 'wisp banks,
but it was not the intention of the government to introdnes
toy such hill in the present session, became, looking to the
state of public Mims, there was no prospect of 11.• alge
to pass such a bill this section. With regard to the second
part of the question, the state of the case was this. There
was a certain sum of money in the National Debt-office,
which could only be drawn for legally by the trustees.
The government had no control over the money, and no
power of acting with regard to it. AB he understood, the
trustees had shown so willinpare to act, but an appeal to
them might hays more effect than one to the government.
PAPER DUTY REPEAL BILL
Lord PALMERSTON, who upeerod at the bar in the
midst of considerable cheering andlatighter, bronght up the
report from the committee appointed to imsect the Mmils
of the House of Lords, with respect to the prommr, on
the Repeal of the Paper Du Bill, which suited that the
committee inspected the said journals, sad toned the fol-
lowing entry ' Order of the day for the second reading,
and for the lords to be summoned. read : Moved, that the
bill be now read a screed time ; &toted to ; and an amend-
=cot moved, to leave out (" now ) asd insert (" this day
six months ") : After long debate, on qmtion, that
("cow ") steal part of the motion! Resolved in the nega.
tire (me division list aanexed) ; and bill to be read a second
time on this day six montha."
The reading of the entry was followed by cheering from
the oppoation side.
Lard PALMERSTON—I beg to gimp sake that I shall
to-morrow move for the appointment of a select committee
to search for preeedeate as to the practice of the two
houses el wheaten& (Hear, hear.)
SAVINGS BANKS BILL.
Mr. S. EBTOOURT mid that, if he had an opportunity,
he shouldproosed with the Savings Banks Bill to-marrow.
REFRESHMENT HOUSES AND WINE LICENSES

On the metioe of the Cciancahoit of the EICINIQIJCS,
the order of the day for considering the amendments to this
bill was with blow the other orders.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER semi •
Main the °NM of which was to place refreshment beim
under the use law mto notices that applied to lama
"ems[ldt!CE (Southwark) moved the insertion of • shine
repeal* soaks 7 of the sth and 6th of William IV.,
esp M, whereby the excise had power to grant bias..
to theatres without nothing application to the inaginhans.
The meglannia lad no control over them theakm sad
the feat tint drink was provided in them we naiad k
hap assamikes as the names of the Mom a high. )
Shatrs Ouslit to le plasm of istertainment and iffearovo
seat, sad not klion far the sale of gin and beer. (sac)
Sr 0. C. LEWIS admitted that the kw was In on un-
iiiiMictou state. The act of whims* hod thee nos-
vended • shut time afar its posing by • Them, order,
but the We govornmanil csurysutholonimiazomis esitid to
that ; they willishw the and mokrad the
act ef prmal. TIM months kw my imernessiant.
=2oolllllllld. therelono, with Ulll blI/L learendsab=
that lenalailin should Me piens ea the
Bat as the slam of the km um set gamma
to the pima questins, sod den to diflommos et
roniz between thall and bier bones afjarbeensolt
nummend bin sapenit. /1 the ben. genikt
man desk with the subject by • aspen% 101. he Mudd
give him all the support ik his Pow&
S. afAirisa
Mr. IMITCOI.JRT hoped the ben woehl
adopt the suggestion of the right bon. gentleman.
Alter a short discuasion the inane was withdrawn, ma
the underelandieg that Sir O. Lewis would introduce • bill
an the subject on behalf of the government.
Mr. HARDY moved the following slaw:
" Every person licensed to sell wine, spirits, beer cider,
or say other fermented or (beast' liquors by to be
drunk or consumed oa the premises, who har-
honn, or entertains, or sullen to remain in Mee
wherein he coffin on his Mimes, any consiable bring
soy part of the time appointed for his helm pp duty, va-
leta for the purpose of quelling say n.benee or re-
storing order, shall, for every such offense, be bads to •
penalty not exceeding twenty shillings
" Every parson found drunk in say Meet or pith&
thoroughfare, and who while drunk is gaily a renown
or itole,tet behaviour, shall, upon summary easeislien al
such (deice before two justices, be liable to • penalty of
sot niers than 40s. for miry sock dam er say be com-
mitted, if the justices or niegiateate before Mem be is con-
victed think fit, instead of indicting no bin say pecuniary
penalty, to the Houso of Correction for say limo sot mom
than seven dsys.
Any Arson who shall be drunk, riotous, quarrelsome, or
disorderly in any shop, homes, premiere, or place Reseedtor the sale of beer, wine, or spirituous liquors by Mall to
be consumed on the premises, or for refreshment,
and entertainment under the provisioes of this wit,l.Z
shall refuse or aniset to quit mak shop hones, peinniem
or place, upon being requested se to do by the memiger or
occupier, or his agent or comet, or by any easidthie. MB,
oo conviction thereof before one jusdes, be Bab to pay •
tine not exceeding forty shillings ; and all anolthim see
hereby authorised, empowered, and required, en the Mani
of such meager, occupier, agent, or grovunt, Se man in
espelling such drunken, riotous, quarreisome, middiarderly
persons from such shops, houses, modem, and plasm"
The clausei were agreed to, and the hones went again
into committee.

Yr. AYRTON then moved thefoßewing clause: "That
every person Lomond to deal in wines who shall knowingly
supply wine to any boy or girt appareiAlly under the age of
16 years, to be drunk upon the premium, &all be liable to •
penalty of not more than 20a., and open esavietkin of a
peened offence, shall he liable to a parity of not wee than
40..; and upon conviction of a third offence, chill he bale
to a penalty of not wore than fol."
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said the
clause was containal in the Metropolitan Police Act, and
therefore he would not ohjoet to it, though he thought it
would be extremely difficult to carry it into effect.
The clause wan then read • secood time, and the house
went into committee.

Mr. HENLEY did not me why, if refreshment houses
wife to be licensed, young ladies under 16 years of age
should be deprived of the opportunity of obtaining refresh-
Meet, He could easily undentand the object of limiting
the power of sale if Neon only were maid, but the case in
Phis inatenee wee very different.
Sir G. 'C. LEWIS thought if the clause were inserted its
operation should be limited to the
The eigANciaxon of the EX7eHtr°43l expressed a
Minder opinion.
Mr. AYRTON consented to the proposed limitation.
Sir G. C. LEW 1S *to I the clause under thumbs circumstances

would be superfl•ious, as it was already contained in the
X tropolitan Yobre Art.
Mr. ORIFIIIII thought the Mame would be entirely
1141UVBR1E hoped the house would not comeut to
10 44 the clans, w:noh he regarded as a ridiculous pi..ce of
kgislatioa. He did not ere why if he came up (min the
country with a boy of 15, and went to a cuofectioner's shop,
SA • youth should 1,3 presumed from having a glass of sherry
supplied to him.
Sr J. SIN ELI,EY as a metropolitan representative doeliaed
to .wropt.
t; BOOTH rn ~,.1 that the chairman leave the
chair.

- the motion Ing agreol tn, sad the home resumed, the
dam beam awasequently re
O jected
Mr. AY &IN thee noosed the insertion ae the foliar*
alums ," That it shall lie awful for the owners and este-
weyere of itay place whirls, Ih the pit:widows et the Laud
Orycerritneat Act, INSA, is entitled to dem that set, end ter
the OArTI•r• and nitepr..rs of es, h parish within the metro-
polw, a drfinnl I.y A •t, to dstenptw, in the mapper
preernbni he the 011111,113, that the pmwisiose of this act
elan not be uhiptel within the limits of such place ne
persh ; and thileopon no lironle shall be granted
inoeer this art for e.r in reepeet of any house, uar
premiss within the limits of such jilsre nr The boa. member expLilawl that the object of the ohms
wee to enable the iMII.•Is of property and the inhahiteate
di Adria to prevent the means d wins Jima In °arida

do 4 utwismid the whale @shied nee strietly of a
mum.* assineett, and tt would be better that the coesti-
*aged stotherieles siboad deal with it than that it should be
included in a MI id this deseription.
Mr. Mims SALMONS rep rded the clam* ea a direct
attempt le iislahlki the Mates Naar law a this country by
the autheitt ei
li sseelinamsle
r NE WD AU supported the etlassa sod denied
that them was rap deytwd letrodureng the Meine beetle
iv.

—he caaarcvuoa ef the EXCHEQUEA geld he was
'mum ly oprirpanott tu adopt the Mine liquor bw is the
Owed wise shops so laws mg weswot adapted hi the ere