The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-08 00:00:00

THE EXPREt3B, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 8, 1856.

tios, and he has ordered .. to 'sprees to you, sad to the
elated councillors of your good sad loyal city, ill his grati-
tude. Bet t►e realisation of this idea would illtObril tae
tows la • inside:able sapiens., and it is the Espernee
derive, eepoeially after toe reassat dbasters sassed by t►e
ovine ming of c • Lire, th►t tile expense should not b.
isestrod. B. nor bully thanks the city of Nantes f r tits
sank of attaehatent to the heir of hie dyneety ; sod 1 beg
pit to snake ►sown to your fallow citizen how deeply his
Majesty is sensi►le of this now prof of their sfferitios and
devotedaeis.

The Miaiahr of the lat•rior, BILL&ULT.

This morning a man threw himself from the top of
the triumphal arch of the Etoile and was killed on the
spot. His body has been taken to the Morgue.

We reed in the

of the Bth :

Titer* bee bees Roth teeth fir some tithe past of ao sp•
nrosehini Interview between the Emperor of the France
and the Ea,deror of Aestria. Ms differeot spots Ithee
bees atentiofied fur the meeting. Aormig others, Maas.
heirs hes been stokes of. The j of that tows
now says. "It is p•obable that la the moat's of
&egad Maoehein win be h ra tired by the praises of
pants. The Emperor of Aunts, the Diaperes of
the Preach, end the Lops of Prussia, Mouth, sod War•
tessbarg, are fawned to Torr t there. It is also soli that
" the Beteoror of Reath will be , moat at this brethiew, as
he wilt be going to escort the Empress Dowager from Wild•
had aboet that time." Of sours., is tattodadog tido saw.,
wad* sot is way peels ad to maths it.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAT.)
TM Bra/Liza 'oak ibc ch+ir ~Itwolv o'clock.
PUBLIC 11BALTII. BILL.

—.—
Oa the motion tor sieteg auto tomma,ie• on this bill,
Mr. KNIGHT in .ven, ue an amendment, that it be
command ou this day three mostbs, as the bill was
at variance with • promise mad, to tarliawent
is 1864. teat the whole functions of the Bard
of Health should be reciiesinered and retained more
in sec refines wi h the int-rests of the public. Lest par,
• illeernr• fee that purpose was brought tit by Mr 13-abetin
14.11, Red rebind to • select a mutittier, who duly ton-
al& red sad arranged its ;me stuns, but too late to got
through in that minion. No doubt this bill nab idled sassy
of the provisions adopted by the select ens-
Milan, but a. t the whole or the meet important
of them, and he aineerely h pod the haute would not pass it.
At all events, if the horse cat, the nhjectionshe features of
the (mistime law would be confirmed, and all the evils and
want fel essenditure of pub; e mi.ney going on ender the
sato ority of Ht. Board of Health would be perpetuated.
Mr PALK oompleised that the hal equally interfered
with the rights of private property, and insisted that such a
minute ought got o be pissed at the fee end of the action.
The towers and Jurisdiction of tbe Board of Health needed
reform, but the seines cold only be applied after the
firileet dlecu,sine. The Board of Health was ens-
, bashed la 1348, and ifs duration was limited for five
years • at the «suicide's, however, of that mild it was
oneti;ued from pear to year tinder some pretence or other,
sad this bill was shaded to continue it etilllonger. With
the endentaschig that the objecional clause should be
atruek out, he would not objet to go bat onassittee, for
the purpose of pawing the COutioning portion of the bill,
will of importasee to Taal Ist rests, that the authority
of the Board of He. Ith should net h.ctily aspire.
Mr. LANGTON should sot eject to go lets coa
mane, bet, at the same time he received to himself the
riff:of nopning ft hereafter.
r. COWPER ten as aneittu u any use to see the bill
of 144 Manes paemd, but it was h3pele'l to think of gobble
the whole of it through this year. He had, thereto?,
preferred to adept hy ton alterations la the law whist:
were re,lly and practically wasted, is order to render the
act of 1848 thoroughly operative, leaving the deentie and
orgArile chasers recommended by toe select committee, to
be dopond of is • fettles bill. It wag meals better to
wend plettentlial with the reforms than to nut in, risk of
failure in as attempt to get the whole at ones.
Me. HENLEY protested tint the bill would remedy nose
of the *Tin under which the public were suffering. Bed
drainage sad logantie pawnor* minute, s weld still ogee
bane is spite of this proposed alteri.tioa is the law.
Mr. BAINES promised that if the house would ee into
eommitto.e, the ohjeetionable caboose should Momitted.
Mr. T. LIINCOMBE aaid tee Lard t f Rant eri-
gine.ell le the panto which erne out of the cholera
an 1848. Bien thee, however, needy every tows had got
Its local set, and there was so boiler any seeewity ter
keeping up Ibis nosily no Ira ► std. This bill proposed to
continue it fee throe years and • semi= logger, hat
be hoped the baste would so longer tolerate the impetigo
and abases attendant upon the Board .1 Health j. b.
It did no good beyond peeving snug berths for the
reletives and friends of the Premitr, sad he could
t with ii,taite why the Admialteative Mom Anxieties
had not bent at it beg ago. It they had they would
have discovered the hardest work the Board of
Health Ind to do was to find out how they
theald ennvises parliament that there was a 'tensity fee
their eintlesi, gle existence. Parse the doctors were to be
plse-d under their jiatiedletion ; the' they were to esdertake
the trawisatioa of the people; hut than measures
had bees withdrawn, and here the certain dropped. (A
Thy could And no other prawns for work, and
ha h p' d this would be the last year of their esitpa.
The cone tees divided, whets there appeared—
F... the SWeadnient 73
Against it
Majority against the government _ —l3
The 101 l wet eeentifinely repealed. amidst lead cheers.
Mr. COWPER sal Aare wee sown, ether senses Open 01
him bit 10 prep.:is • simple eeinineatee bill foe oat, year,
wh eh he enceld do to-night.
The lawn thee went nett committee on tke Court of
Chancery (belted) Bill, and the Curt of Appeal in Chan-
ger, (Ireland) MIL
[Left silting.]

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

THIS DAY.

OLD COURT.

211 cut OP MIL 'PAPP.

Is t►li me, a prosecuttos Instituted by lbe Limey

Cossokeloweee against owe of the madiesiolken of the
Barry Coesty Lauds Asylum, et Waadswerth, for
oinaleg the death of a pauper lewd* by keeping him foe a
Wog ported in e cold ehower-hoth, Kr. Bodkin, who ep•
peered for the proseestbe, applied to have the trial p tat-
posed till next wesion.

Title wee agreed to.
Hoary Stara, pleaded guilty to a (harp of robbery with
vialeaar, I. the akop of Mr. Caskayao, a Jeweller. Mask-
lam.

8-stetted to kitties years' haprhossiest, sad 61.
swotted to Joseph Wilbur, wh, helped the presentee to
elptore bits.

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.

SOUTHWARK.

Mary White, a gipy woataa, was brought before Mr.
A'Beektat, charged with uttering a forged 61. Bask of
Zeeland sots.

ii arias, essisteat to Mr. William Ilell, alethisr, Is
OW.bsent, Beathwark, stated that only ia Jame Ist
amt.pans& end her bambi■d ease to tit shop la Chamb-
ord the letter was measured for a pair of breeches
Alien to be made frees a piss of cloth that be selected,
Vo:eartela prise was screed to. Oa the 21st the presser
ka then, sad teedsred a 61. Beak of &plead
eels la permit. Watson wrote hat mete sad
&Ursa is the sot*, sad give her the shear.
skis dm took away the elothiog. The note was
afterwards paid into the beak tad Warmed to
Mr. Bell, marked " forged." Yesterday .cosies, the pri-
soner and her hastened a dled at the shop with the breeds*
sad Ours, seraplactiai that they was eat made of the
sloth whetted, sad they did sot salt, at the same dm d►
seeding the mosey beak with Weteess at ease &barged
the female with pastas a forged 61. note, saes they left
the shop, and, oa esestiag a constable, 'items, who Id.
lowed these, told him, sad pave her tate tweedy.
Ia

by Mr. Chipper&ld, the Utaw
said that mites she heeded him the sots she gave her muse
sad address without beeltaties sad ha believed it to be ea-
met. Whoa they same yestallsy her Imebsad said the
clothes were set ludo of the Muff ordered, and that be mast
hove his mom bask. Whets be told them of the forged
note the] seemed very muh surprised, sad did sot attempt
is the but to pt away.

Mr. A'Bealt;tt eked wkat sotoast the prime/ bad to
gip of the loot ?
Kr. Chippetteld slid bo vie initiated to say sk. took it
of a gipy seated Stevens of Huptba rum, ice mom hat
woe by her butead, sod oho would be olds to dad him la a
few dep.

Kr. A Datkatt risaadad Ur fork few dilmad asseptad
bail for bat approraseir.

(MASON OP

DIATN.

George Smith, ..d 30, of No. 7, Devises-meet,
Rome*, described es she ydies sheet so a labounr, was
I lased at the bar Wore Mr. Owns, charged with easels'
the death of Jam Levin, by crisis' a art leaded with
brisk' ever her be ad fa the City-road yesterday..

It appeared from the evidence of Williams Brand, of 33,
Chapel-street, Somers-town, police-toast Age Shipley, 73 G,
sad other witnesses, that shoat a quarter past tour yester-
day afterneee the poor missy, la company wit► two other
females, was crossing over the City-road, at the emir of
Piekotatraet, whoa the defesdent acid mother nut were
delete, two carts heavily lades with bricks, the property of
Mr. Dodd, a dast contractor. Ilefortneately elle was teraisg
mad to speak Ober sister and somber fesale,w hes the horse
toasted bar, sad Ai falling down the wheel west over her
head and embed it. See was at wee takes to Bt. Berth,-
ionise's Stispitel,bat whoa she arrived then she had ceased
to Ike. The witnesses stated that no blase was attached at
sil to the Wieser, who rendered all the aid in hie power to
avertthis dreadfal aosidsat.