The Express.
London, England, 1866-05-30 00:00:00

difference of the rate Of interest charged by the Bank of
France and the Bank of England. Be might go further,
and observe on the conditions of other banks in Europe,
case of which, the Notional Bank of Prussia, charged very
nearly the same as the Bank of England. He was aware
that an inquiry was instituted some time ago into the
working of the currency system in France, but he was not
aware whether the object of that inquiry had been yet
completely attained. As regarded the principal part of the
question of his hon. friend, whether the govern-
ment were prepared to institute an inquiry
into the conduct of the Bank of England,
he would simply way that there were obvious
reasons why the rate of discount must be expected to fluc-
tuate in this country to a greater degree, and with greater
frequency than in other countries. Here a greater amount
of business was transacted, there was a greater economy
of currency, and therefore we worked with a smaller re-
serve ; and further, the holders of money in this country
turned it to account more generally and more fiequently
than in other countries. He did not mention these as
reasons why our monetary system should not be made the
subject of inquiry, but at the present moment, in the city,
they were in circumstances more or less analogous to those
which prevailed a fortnight or tliree weeks ago, when the
letter was issued by the government for the suspension of
the Bank Charter Act, and until they had emerged
from these circumstances it would not be desirable to
enter into a consideration of the question, whetheror when
another should be added to the inquiries which had taken
place at different times in reference to the currency. It
would, he thought, be inconvenient that an inquiry of that
kind should be made at the present time.
THE CHAPLAIN OF THE BLACK PRINCE.

all events, sir, if grace were given me to refuse it, I think
I should pray night lied morning more earnestly than I am
in the habit of doing, not to be again brought into such
temptation. (Load and long-continued laughter.)
The discussion was continuod hy Mr. P. Urquhart ; by
Colonel Sykes, whose specific was the enlargement of con-
stituencies ; and by Mr. Newdegate, who advocated cor-
porate disfrunchisement ; and on Mr. H. Vivian intimating
his readiness to withdraw his motion, Mr. Otway deplored
this impotent conclusion of the discussion, and expatiated
on the magnitude of the evil, and the urgent importance of
repressing it.
Sir G. GREY said a few words in defence of Mr. H.
Vivian, and repeated his opinion, expressed on the previous
night, that umpiring disfranchisement of places where
bribery had been shown to exist was the most effectual
remedy.
After some remarks from Mr. Hadfield, Sir G. Bowyer,
and Mr. M'Laren, who concurred in thinking the briber
the most guilty party, all three resolutions were with-
drawn.
Mr. MILNER GIBSON obtained leave to bring in bills
to facilitate the improvement of the oyster fisheries, to
amend the law relative to the carriage of dangerous goods,
and to confirm certain provisional orders under the Gene-
ral Pier and Harbour Act.
LO'rTERIIM.

itluoir.

Mr. WHALLEY rose to move for a copy of correspon-
dence relating to certain Roman catholic lotteries in
Ireland and Scotland, when
The house was counted, and only 33 members being
present the house stood adjourned at 10 minutes past
8 o'clock.

- - -- -
Mr. 'WHALLEY then rose on the following question of
which be had given notice with reference to a statement
which appeared in a public newspaper on Saturday the
Nth instant, Church Times, that on the paying off of her
Majesty's ship Black Prince, last week, the communicants
amongst the crew presented to " their chaplain, the Rev.
H. Marshall Jackson, a chasuble of white silk, with white
and gold orphreys, accompanied by a written address ex-
pressing deep thankfulness to their Lord and Saviour
for giving his flesh and blood in that Eucharistic
sacrifice, for the more worthy celebration of
which the church has appointed special vestments to be
used ; and also respect and affection for the priest through
whose teachings they had been led to embrace the catholic
faith ;" to ask the Secretary to the Admiralty whether
this statement was correct ; and also whether chaplains in
the navy were permitted to use such vestments and to
teach such doctrines as are therein described. lie said it
might be well that he should not read the statement, but
he would content himself with merely asking whether the
statement was correct. (Cries of "Read.")
Mr. T. G. BARING said no information of any present
having been made to Mr. Jackson had been received at
the Admiralty, and Lord Frederic Ker, who was the cap-
tain of the Black Prince, had never heard of the alleged
present until be showed him the notice of the tionomable
gentleman. Lord Frederic Ker stated that Mr. Jackson
was assiduous in the discharge of his duties, that he wore
no remarkable vestments, and that his sermons were not
controversial.

THE CHURCH RATE BMA.

Mr. NEATE inquired of the member for Bury St.
Edmunds whether he would proceed with his bill for the
abolition of church rates to-morrow.

Mr. HARDCA.STLE said he would postpone it till
Wednesday the 4th of July.
In reply to Mr. NEWDEGATE,
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said its the
bon. member for Hull intended to proceed to-morrow with
his bill relating to the franchise, there would not be
sufficient time to discuss the government measure on
church rates, and be would therefore postpone it till
Wednesday, the 13th of June.

THE BXPMISS, WEIRCESDAY EVENING, MAY 30, 1966:

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

[SAHEB OF SOLICITORS AHD 70111112 PAZTICULSIS TO IS
OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF TEI CHIEF REGUITRAIR,
moor or ]Arisorrer, marisorALL-orsarr.l
BANKRUPTS.
WILLIAM Coney. Nutmeg, butcher, to surrender June 11, at 12.
02oR0z Fussuatee HOMIER, Lower &ark's-place, Temple-bar,
printer, June 11, att.
HENRY Bisii, Stratford. Eases, beerhouae keeper, June 11, at 1'
CliNnum BREwut, Charlotte-street, Old Kent-rued, engine driver,
June 11, at 1.
JOHN WILKINSON, North Minims, Herts., baker, June 11, at I.
EDWARD WILLIAM CHAPMAN, Tooley-street, Southwark, lighter-
man, June 11, at 1.
ALFRED ENGLISH, New/Shoreham, sailmaker, Junell,atl.
PHILIP SAMUEL EARNM, Nag's-head-buildings, Borough, ship
chandler, June 12, at 1L
RoboolliElluirt.TkHero,llASJuneAlLL2.l:l2. Liverpool street, Bishopagatc-street,
Dueling INGHAN, South Audley-Street, June 12, at 12.
WILLIAM EASPOWN SatirH,Fenchurch-st.,etationer,J une 12, at 11.
JOHN REID. Stanhope-road, Flnchley, builder, June 12, at 11.
WILLIAM WARWICK, Broadwall, Blackfriars-rosd, bootmaker,
June 12, at 12.
INGRAM FENN, Camden-grove, Peckham, and St. John-street,
Smithfield, umbrella manufacturer, June 12, at 12.
HENRY WREN,Liuton.street,NewNorth-street,. 1.
I As AKU s BLANKS, Great Baddow, Essex, blacksmith, June 12, at 1.
HENRY PAUL ATTLEE, Mansfield-street, Kingsland, blacksmith,
June lt, at 1.
JOHN ARCHER BMW, Harnsburystreet. Islington, chemist,
June 11, at 11.
THOMAS MULLETT, Oxenden-street, Haymarket, grocer,
June 11, at 11.
GEORGE CHARLES OSBORNE, Teddington, builder, June 11, at 12.
THOMAS EDWARD PRICE, Collier-street, Pentonville, dairyman,
June 11, at 12.
Jona METER itrivgNsoN, City, commission
agent, June 11, at 12.
Yens DAWSON DE VERZ HUNT, Portland-gardens,
commission agent, June 11, at 12.
I DAVID LElLlorr, Brighton. draper, June 20, at I.
WILLIAM BLAKE, len., Portsmouth, gardener, June 11, at I.
ARCHIBALD REID, Foster-lane, Cheapeide, warehousetusn,
June 11, at 1.
GEORGE EVAI.S, Fulham, market gardener. June 11, at 2.
Janes WALTER SNOW, Hyde, licensed victualler, June 11, at 2.
lisiN RoWLAND,Tenby, Pembrokeshire. victualler, June 8, at 11.
HENRY TYTE Wert. Barnstaple, grocer, June 11, at 12.
JAMES SPENSER, Wilmington, I l ull, manure maker, June 13, silt
RICHARD PL LLEN, Hull. fishing smack (inner. June 13, at 12.
THOMAS Ciete, Flehlake, Yorkshire, corn miller, June 9, at 12.
Jolts JACKSON, Wakefield, web manufacturer, Jane 11, at 11.
EDWARD Coßßis, Tranmere, Cheshire, joiner, June 11, at 11.
EDWIN WHITTINGDAM. Crewe, miller, June 14, at 11.
JosEPH CORDELL, Liverpool, licensed victualler, June 11, at 11.
WILLIAM tanutlowni. II aceleefield, milkman, June 13, at 11.
JAMES DENKERLEY and WILLIAM DEMPSEY, 110111nwOOd, near
Manchester. corn dealers, June 13, at 12.
JAMES CARRETHERN, Carlisle, butcher, June 11, at 12.
JOHN HEWITT, Whitehaven, {morn. June 11, at 12.
THOMAS SIDOWICK, Church Herrington, Durham, druggist,
June 13, at 111.
Tilu3lSs MARTlN.Alsager,Cheshire, brewer'straveller,June2,at4i.
GEORGE SMITH. Monmouth, cabinet maker, June 12, at 10.
GRIFFITH JuNIN, Bala, printer, June 9, at 2.
THEoPoRUS BEAR, Gloucester, ship carpenter, June 9, at 12.
ELIZABETH DENNErr, Parr, Lancashire, grocer. June 9, at 11.
Joint PuRsALL.K nlver, Staffordshire, greengrocer, Junels, at 10.
JAMES CHARLTSWORTH, Chapel-en-le-Frith, Derbyshire, con-
tractor, June 21, at 12.
JOBS Owens, Newtown, Montgornerysh., Innkeeper, June 12,at 11.
ROoTHAM SAMUEL BLINKHORN, Bristol, hosier, June 15, at 12.
DEurriticB ZIZINIA, Fairfield, near Liverpool, cotton salesman,
June 12, at 3.
PATRICK NAGROILLIverpooI, dealer in old rnaterhils.Junell, at 12.
CHARLES..PIPE, Cockfield, Suffolk, farrier, June U. at 12.
EDWARD JAMES MILES, Brighton, tobacconist's assistant,
June 13, at 11.
WILLIAM PHILLIPS and ROBERT FRROUSON, Brighton, tea
dealers, June 14, at 11.
WILLIAM PHILLIPS, Brighton, bretmaker, June 14, at 11.
GEORGE VILE+, Leeds, fishmonger, June 21, at 12.
JOHN VERITY, Leeds, hoot manufacturer, June 21, at 12.
Jona WALLAcK 31artock. Somersetsh., machinist, June 13, at 12.
Jong PUGH, sen., Red Hill Crags, Worcestershire, builder's clerk
of works, June 13, at 11.
THOMAS KEMPSTER, Shrewsbury, victualler, June 9, at 11.
WILLIAM LtRADsHAW, Hanley, working potter, June 16, at 11.
JOHN PowELL, Blaine, Monmouthshire, grocer, June 16. at 1.
STEPHEN Lows. IleighiumNorfolk.professorof music,Junenut 11.
DAVID JOSE+, Abel-gels, Denbighshire, June 12 at 10.
LAST EXAMINATIONS.
June 18. S. Jennings, Rochester, master builder-June 18. J.
Thorbnm, Jun., Johnsen's-court, Fleet-street, and Cursitor-
street, Chancery-lane, bookbinder-June 18. E. Apostolo,
Wormwood-street, City, and Strand, comruiesion agent-June
18. T. Gilson, Rydon-cresceut, Clerkenwell, leather case
maker-June 11. W. Elmore, Belvidere, Kent, and Gardner's-
row, Victoria-park, builder-Juue 10. R. Holmes, Strand, lamp
dealer--June IS W. T. Smith, lielvtdere, Kent, builder-June
18. J. Strong. Devonshire-grove, Old Kent-road. drain pipe ma-
nufacturer -June 18. J. Poland, Great Portland-street, Ox-
ford-street, dealer In perfumery-June 18. J. S. Erwin, Bramp-
ton-rod, commission agent-June 18. J. Standing, York-street,
Retherhithe, licensed rietnaller-June 18. C. Coe, Union-street,
Borough, Ironmonger-June 18. J. Talbot, Acorn-street,
Camberwell, servant-June 18. J. W. William', Turner's-road,
]tile-end, journeyman lighterman-June 18. G. Townsend,
Park-street, Borough-market, cheesemonger-June 18.0. Banes,
Shaeklewell-lane, Hackney, house decorator-June 18. J. T.
B. Lever, Storey-street. Islington, railway porter-June 18. J.
Clark, Lumber-court, Upper St. Martin's-bine, greengrocer-
June 18. E. Baxter, Anchor-terrace, Old Kent-road, late fruit-
erer-June 19. A. Hudson, Wykham-villas IVandsworth, late
clerk to an auctioneer -June 21. C. Hope, South Stoneham,
Hampshire, draper- June 21. T. R. Burkltt, Chalk-farm-road,
house decorator-June 21. J. Read, Turner-street, Commercial-
road East, carcase buteher-June 21. FL P. R. Mainhardt, Cam-
den-yowl-villas late banker-June 21. W. E. Prior. Spoenhani-
land, Berkshire, grocer--June 21. It. Baker, Montpelier-street,
Brompton. gentleman-June 21. E. W. fain, St. Saviours-
churchyard, Southwest, and lierle-dreet. Camberwell, hair
dresser-June 21. R. T. Iturrows, Westbottrne-park-pince, Pad-
dington. surgeon-June 21. R. Dudley. Medina-road, Holloway,
drover-June 21. J. Warne, Penge, Surrey, builder-June 21.
C. SC Reynell. ilomford. Essex, machinist-June 22. N. Solo-
mons, Gray's-hut-road, picture frame manufacturer-June 20.
L. Wade, Canton. Olamorganshire, grocer-June 26. J. Furs-
land, Swansea, fish dealer-June 25. 5. Tayler, Seend, Wiltshire,
corn dealer's assistant-June 25. E. 11. Payne, Bruton, Somer-
setshire, draper-June 25. 11. Bailey, Newnham, Gloucester-
shire, blacksmith-June 25. C. Lawrence, Jun., Monmouth,
builder-July 10. J. W. F. Butler, Tehrnmouth, late army lieut.-
June 20. C. Price, Liverpool, contractor-June 18. J. M'Monies,
Liverpool. cotton broker-June 18. J. Ileneock, Childer Thorn-
ton, Cheshire. butcher-June 18. 0. Williams, Machynneth,
Montgomeryshire, innkeeper-June 21. S. Stills, Newcastle-
upon-Tyne, tea dealer-June Id. J. Robson, Houghton-le-Spring,
Durham, grocer-June 22. W. C. Moon, Sunderland, druggist-
June 18. 0. Calvert, Dalton, Yorkshire, Joiner-June 18. T. W.
Jowett, Huddersfield, cabinet maker-June 18. T. Pollard,
Huddersfield, fish dealer-June 18. H. Whiteley, Huddersfield,
bookkeeper-July 4. W. Savage, Sheffield, tortoiseshell entter-
June 25. D. Higley, Stoke Prior, Worcestershire, butcher-
June 11. W. Crossley, Rochdale. commission agent-June 11.
J. Young, Himbleton, Worceeterehire, blarksmith-Jane 12. L.
Young, Farnloreugb.road, Hampshire, fislimenger-June 16. W.
Ellis, Newarkution-Trent, miller-June IS, J. Leech, Oldham,
mechanic-June 15. J. Winterbottom, Oldham, mason-June 12.
R. Douthwaite, 31Iddlesborongh, tailor-June 11 J. Baker,
Middlesborough. joiner-June 12. C. F. Thompson, Stockton-
on-Tees, commercial traveller-June 21. 11. Patrick, Leeds, shop-
keeper-June 21. J. Human, Leeds, boteber-June 21. J. N.
Whiteley, Armlet' Yorkshire, grocer-June 12. C. W. Drayton.
Lincoln. Joiner-June 29. D. Machin, Rotherham. beer retailer
-July 3. Rev. R. P. Powys. York, clerk In holy orders-June It
R. Jacobs. Upwell, Norfolk. thrashing machine proprietor-
June Is. liester Moss, Wooilleidge, Suffolk, milliner-June 19.
J. Y. Smith, Mahlon, Essex, watchmaker-June 22. W. Horn,
Billericay, Essex, baker-June 11. V. Holodes, Herstmonceux,
Sussex, harness maker-July 11. W. Coleman. Northampton,
baker-June 21. S. Cooper, Sherborne, Dorsetshins, carver and
glider-June 11. W. Edgerton, Longton, Staffordshire. beerseller
-June 11. Catherine Bickley, Stoke-upon-Trent, Staffordshire,
housekeeper-June 8. W. Burton. Liverpool-June 8. W.,
Jenlon, West Derby, Lancashire, brewer-June 8. J. Lymer,
Everton. Lancashire, shoemaker-June 8. R. 0. Bales, West
Derby, Lancashire, I. sensed victuallers-June 8. W. Simpson,
Everton, Lancashire, Journeyman draper-June 1. W. Wood-
ward, Solihull. Warwickshire, late farmer-June 1. E. Twist,
Birmingham, late farmer.
BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.
May 22. JOHN ROBERT BONERS.
May 22. WILLIAM ORTOS, Houndaditch,wbokaale sauce menu-
factitrer.
May 25. JOHN HAMPTON, Tenbnry. Worcestershire, clerk In holy
orders