The Express.
London, England, 1860-03-21 00:00:00

PUBLIC BUEUNEfiI.

Lord J. RU&SFIL ;Life dtireoonrsie which the
government intend to take with regard to their orders of the
day. It was not proposed to bring forward the income tax
resolutions in Committee of Ways and Means today, sad
therefore be should presently :non that the order of the day
be rood for the purpose of dicing it for totsorrow. The
adjourned debate on the Reform Hill would also be Axed
for that day ; but the government would bring on the
income lar_cseeties Ant
Sir F. IMLY mid, eupp •
tag neither order cense on
to-morrow, wee it proposed tostab. them on Friday ?
Lord J. RU SSEI.L could only suns the order in which
the qnsitioss would be takes. He could sot sty what would
he doss as Friday.
Mr. BRIGHT suggested that the more cooveaiest 0011710
would be to take the adjourned debate to-morrow, whew so
doubt the mead reading would paw, and lx the iaoome.
tax resoialicur for Friday.
Tb. MAIER showed that the standing order later-
polite! a ddirehy in the way of taking ways and OMNI
MMTOIII.

Lord J. RUSSELL said in that ewe be would adopt the
suggestion of the hon. member for Manchester. The ad-
journed debate would therefore stand for to-morrow, and
the ineotne tat for Friday.
The subject then dropped.
HOME CIRCUIT.
_ -

Mr. L. JAML9 have 0041 CO, for an early day after Easier,
to call the attention of the Home Secretary to the state
of husinews on the home circuit with respect to the trial of
civil owes in order to ascertain whether ouch canoes could
not be tried in Middlesex or London with creator ecoaceay,
convenience and despatch, and whether by mash treader of
civil camas from this circuit one of her Majedy's *dos
might MA be esabled to render his amidance to the Probate
and Divorce Court and other judicial Weise', altar dis-
posing of the liminess from the circuit.

&VOMITED SCHOOLS BILL.
Mr. DILLWYN *eyed the wooad rewbug of this bill,
w►ich was similar to the measure be introduced last slasios,
arid which was rejected by the Upper House.
Mr. HADVlELDsecureled the motion.

Mr. LOWE, on behalf of the government, stated the
course which the government would elves the home
to take with repo.) to this ea He &died
to follow the honourable member into be
wl-
teiems mete the church. Two objects .hold be
kept in view in dimming the Tanaka : is doe ant place,
they must take an that the wills ad %Mations of the
krairlen at these schools were observed and re-
spected ; and, in the ant, that they did not trench epee the
nights or property of the Church of geese& He believed
the Coen Equity, is dualism with this question, had laid
doors releasable, seisible, sad liberal rule ke the new
Lime of theme @shook, because in determiner'
that they mast be attached to the church, the
mart @imply mewed what was the Mends of
the (nudes. The provider of this bdl were
innerly diffeteet to seything which laid ea the table
senowily touched affected the property of the eh
A bill had been lent dews from the Leeds to
admit dieseters to tbe bends. ef them Week
sad he thought that it was a bill we worthy
of the seteation of the bowie. The wee in
emimise le it that was to be regretted. It ernes no
=Tkw the adenosine of dimentsre to die eines of
ine he hoped this omission would be enesdisof
by seeker bill. (Hear, hear.) He therefor, appealed to
the bee. atember to withdraw the hell in favour of them
two. (Hear, boar.)
The denim was continued by Mr. fletwre, will was pre-
teeing whim or report left.

SLECTION CONNITTIZIL-(111111 DA r)

IKIWICLUPON.TIrEZD.
The otatatiltes mot at 11 o'clock ; Mr. T. Peal
Is lb, _ _

dr 11. Merle. QM. sad Ile objections to dawn I awl 1
wale seer saismned sad be bad to apply to the esamitems
tar cone in the ONO d IIiUMY Lips sod Jabs ?Imp-
mom. is ome awe. and eve prams En the saber ale bed
base °tinned be, MI Apia* whew we endgame wbeirrer
dot b... The eidealem vase Away iresmillemet
sad the cosni et tbe peaks Inisegb• up Is arm Men
seght to be allowed.
ife Climinewa meld it might bargeman' lie Yaw alluded
Is hy the WNW eoummel had toss piremnad y tin came
shanty iimaillad.
Mr. Weniewartb, QC. observed OM Het was the
nark Is we jest oboes to mar
Er F. Mole rid if ho Ineued Mend wail mere lira
Met mesh ems the ass. he sushi may maid ISlNatb
Waullinarat replied that the amen le aim ems
miler demeriplien. With regard be ebni I lie apple
mems toe ban tar amy web appandee emabt birer
aid, Wranedialag atter tie eamminmies the amme.
whims the ass we emir aralmilion vas ansbadad
Haterilap d.
Mr T. Made mad awl so tine Imes welled Is like Yc
MI amiable, did QM the wane= Imes tee late
Tic caw a lease lirevre, width was emir einelimadies
oboe the emumittes siMsernedymislenlig. wee tomemeL
Meet Me Querns war reweled and sawas, awn
Uses by Ms 1. Made amid tin whin be Hatt ate seen Two
tosillay Degas int lad et his. wad tad Ma be was a
s
Imaged eenis (Lairgblier.) rpm ass Wasine
he lett Ihrwlet. thle encesing. (lauhter ) all
right were Was never offered amy slaw to vote far
by Mr. Weedmerartb—Trited to Mr. Hodg-
man. DM sot get aerates he to. •ato. Omens sey
wheals* he wife got marything er en, to sloe b •
his. wenn& Told Mriegras t 4 hie was psi ;
she bed toad law so. lave lield Mr. Cimannen the
saw thug all ern day Male to Leatics. leashed
mo. Me QM. tor led hems' wean wa Somali
eight. the day after the polL Bi wager wield lave bums
9a a day.
Hy It;r 1. Made—Did net tem et his own knoshiaps
that her wife had received He V. Ile said die bad resaived
it from Mr. Ile Oa& West Is Na Oa. who rill lobed
sever wee her. (Laughter.)
Mr. Crnmikaa said b sees imployei as pari
agent is the raw. Had tans Ms gene's ealiwinatiee two
r• three tinter f.r the purpnee cowrie& law
himato. Wee@ Read in N Was told
Me ,rr •it rhtfenitt dreiee b• hula is=
day that be had git 2/. hum hie wan. Ho always
the eo

emet-eaunineal Ihd not Imo+ that any der bed bon
taken 4.pftalsee 3ge classes ife.
By the eneornittee—Did oat believe that Me Qum was
telltrur the tenth at any tine. (Laughter.) lewd Ilmo vb.
annking heavily at the Quesses Head. Told the boa-
-1-1,1 0.4 t.. let them &Mk me laugh, hut to Owe Ohm sans
r ; jut aa ranch as be would do them geed.
Het, d

U was Yet
the neweittee Auedd hear the evidence is Ave ether mei
rf brilery
(Left sitting.]

Mr. awl Mre. Charles Hews °summed as en-
ry:rewee elt four eight+ et Norraotte.upealryse ea Moe-
d.T ught, the pore aelesied rue their elsist being The
I C.V. &end.

WAR OMCI, PALL-WALL, M.& 90. Her
%inky les ism owabosiy *iota to opmq* taw ruipi
tn• afthe enisheitte held by Cuptsio lbluuttl trilleboo in
the trtulkry Caws, toados.--Omullo.
EXTRaoIIDILLIT &MSS ti • 0111011e1 —Os Men.
e.. het the Hos Mr. Hawn Martha awl tie flea Mr.
tumuli arrived at Taunton. is Ilesesesiddro. for
11. Purrs, d limitbag the mum for Mrs toutily. med
.b.mit the armee 'Asia their kffliships attosild. at wool,
it th. dimwit ot St. Nary Masirolsot, a mum of middle
oppttootty d lb. winding else, see bow low
art in the faith& of the baiklikg, mod. is a knit use of nem, mistimed, "My &Wad., lot ow tutted you to Wok
f ohm oin lii-now .4 v.. 0 all Were tha judipanialast as
io 1.4 day." Ws strOup proceed* you ries
1.. en, revetteleuest. toll =litho
onad op 4. asettain idiot or the usitor.ein
ImArever, was firtenately at bileid, sod b me'
in lairitly renv,vist the amse of Ni sootionle db-
n°4oloo tuns her east fres the aura Ur woos
61.4, IP. .4 won, wailar enehmertiena, bet edier her re-
nwler teas opsehlv reetered, sad Sbo ionise pew
e, ' 4 • oth..et further stereopticon.
71' ri'maine of the late Dame Was= into
h.t.rmml a l'hriet (Vera burial pled, Waelloolt on I Amity.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

YANSIO/CHOIIIIL
Lewis Nelms yr charged with ementilmg Masco Oak-
era sad A. brows, two aheni'a Masses, wile I. the
mention of their duty.
Mr. Clagood, chief clerk at the Sheriff's Omet, said this
was rather • peculiar case. It appeared that the Omar.
was ia debt to the amount of 17s. A warrant wee takes
out spigot kiss. mad, in default of payment, the two
clean, Otamea seed Bro wire instructed to arrest him,
They proceeded yeibmity to Meeting-home-yard.
Hoendaditek, when they mw the prisoner, and told him
that they were sheers aims, sad that they should arrest
Is* ohm be meld there and then pay the mosey.
He mid he wadi cwt ley • farthing, and when
they Lid kin to pa with them, he swore he would
do as seek lei& eel dared them to lay • hand upon
hiss They however, succeeded in taking him by the sane,
whin he said be would walk quietly if they would let him.
Aeseedisly they Ist bit loose, when he immediately kicked
Osisessa sad semi bin several blows it the face, and also
belled at tbem lea ffkis • mad bull more than
• boss beim dMag them cc midershle injury. He
kished at Brown, telliag him he would remember it so keg
us he lived, but luckily the blow was avoided, or very
IMMO= eonsequences would have resulted. Several persons '
helped to rescue him, sod he succeeded in getting into his
own house. He had since paid the money for which the
warrant was takes oat, but the officers had given him into
emtody for the assaidt. He (Mr. Osgood) should ask Sir
B. Carden to commit the prisoner for trial, because he
thought it was a vsry serious charge.
The leareed gesithema then called the complainanta, who
proved the facts which he had stated.
The prisosar said he was very sorry that he had assaulted
the dour, bet be did not know who they were ; and he
did sot tomb them until they collared him first. He hoped
his lordship would settle it at oece.
Mr Robert mid he should not do that. He thought it
was • very serious mos, sad should commit the primmer for
trial. He would, however, take hail, himself m 301., and
two sureties in 101. each.

HOW4ifflitEET.
Mai= Or MALMO PROM • eoozmrsta,.
Marks Moans. • well-dreseed young man, who TALI
English muiewhet imperfectly, sad wee therefore iscanneed
through the swam of as Italian Interpreter, was charged
with steeling a of "Youtegnis Essays ^ from a book-
stall in New Oaf
James Johnstone. a eampositor, deposed thighs was pass-
ing through New Oxford-4feet yet mom& when he maw
the prisoner standing in front of the shop of Yea. Westelk
bookseller, reeding • book which be had takes from the shall
before the shop window. After Mulling over the leaves far
' a few minute, he coolly put it into his breast palest at
a moment when the attention of the ehopboy was taken
by a customer. Witness called the boy's atieatkia to the
scatter. _

Thomas Lowe, the shop-boy, stated that on the kit wit-
ness speakhg to him he missed • copy at Montagna's laws,
worth half • crown. The prisoner was running away.
Witness followed him down Arthur-street, and through
several back streets into Soho-square. He bad the book
sticking out of his coat pocket. He got out of the squire
by • narrow court, and after e tri, • circuit through
the hack streets, returned to lohoeinare, and &ally ran
into • hones in Dean-street. Witmer said a policeman,
who was about to enter the bones, when the prisoner came
out again and was given into custody.
The Policeman (Wilder, 113 C) dspoesd that he apple-
beaded the prisoner, and found on Mu, amongst other ar-
ticles, some duplicates, one al which was for seven books,
also a ticket of adiaiselon to the reeding-roma of the !leftist'
Yeeinua He food that the primer lodged at the homes
in Deas-street.

The primate denied bilekes the book, bet admitted
that be isa away to avoid tam smbeity.
Mr. Hasay—l then yes kw Ida; but ia Ike
inesawbibil win have 'squirm made es to year eheaseter,
if refer to wires who been yea
sasselewei tbe mimeo el' Lord
the HiLer:r Lied" Obralwal Wieeenan, Mr. MALT=
ether patiwwws.
He wadi eametiMal Ike Mal. but will be brought up agate
to hear the mob ell the *tunes

NABIBOROUG H STREET.
AMAMI' IT A mciturcertasz.
Mr. Jean Bee, described es a Los raundwaurer, of
=in, bat at pramt staying it the While Beer,
charged Wave Kr. Braga with the fallow-
dig ===irwolacsed mesnit ca Bergart Jr= Bogen, IC, •
reeposhible seetbd rad who, ea wooer of
hi at the Frsack Lague, area specially
limg=t Rogers said that rood he par tea the pre-
via= night he rat to the Birk Bone, Clzeaderetreet,
Orwealeyatreet, to rave • notice an a =ea tot.apprr at the
awieee. He weds in wavenntioa with Kr. Da.i, the lead-
bed forseerly Mee ham heard, mad it friend,
hi pike erg en at the tin, whet the
within a ring he hod ete, rW, "No
warier each r youpoll ena mar lane=
I gpose =mere • (yeariture =et keeps
yeasle et Iteate." lowa tell him he vital he weld Marsh
weverestice aim whoa the tilefeedre add,
" Dee% be aa eye ; pet penult hi peaks, het n show
yea what n do with you.* tea hip then uur se era
elea far that, whoa the dreadeall wird his as= midi wiehi
violently. He thus got a realatie to reit Ma eartisek
his to the suttee 71111 iidesime hell bete drildeg, bat
a:Wog= well AN he ear IMO theiilMlL
hid be wee BA mere whet he hal iirsh Be
had twee wet ea beim an day, awl We the eller no
saireolty.
liergenat Base rid he had edam sagastahle =lrma
Mr. leitlea mid the &heist had no balsas to aou-
dad idineall like • Mils= sad toed his at., or a seat'.
impaseareet.