The Express.
London, England, 1856-02-16 00:00:00

CARLISLE CATHEDRAL._

Mr. I. FERGUSON moved fcr leave to brier in a bill to
apploproits the income of sack one of the canonries of the
cathedral thatch of Culla!' as shoal neat tall vacant to the
augmentation of certain ecclesioltic/1 ineambencies in that
city
Mr. R. PEILLIMORE said this was the th;rd union in
w►ic► this ►ill hail been brought froward, and as it in-
volud a very important principle, It was not &Nimble
(lathes Majesty's government should at onee make op their
minds at to what ec urea they would pursue with regard to
it if one of the canoes-lee e f Carlisle might be destroyed,
eke °mom of St. Paul's, which wu, it appeared, likely to
become v_c int, might be dealt with in a similar manner.

Mr. LlDDHLLopposed the motion. There us., be said,
a properly ocustituuld body whom duty it was to eal with
such nutters, sad this tam ought net .o be taken out of
their hands. By assenting to the introduc ito at this bill,
the house woold be inviting every cathedral city in the
country to maks similar applications; for he admitted that
theta were many ottit r cetbedral c ties M which there was
• deacieso7 of provisio 3 tor the spiritual wants of the inha-
bitants. lb. bill of last imams o for oonsistency's
sake, to have included ths outlying district of Upyseby,
when the need et &mistime was more urgent than ta thes
Mi stral
Mr. gin% toed the oppositicm would sot be pens-
vend in. The bill was fully dimmed in the last session,
it met with so Moms vote, sad A was ultimately with-
draws solely on sceount of the lets period of the session.
Mr. LAIILETT said there ware other parishes Weida
Carlisle which r quilted a legislative met ears. He held is
his band a letter from a rector of a parish in a cathedral
sit), who, though he bad 2,000 souls under his are,
received
wily 1004. a year. He had himself applied to the oslssias-
Mal Commiss'oners on this gentleman's behalf, but had
received no answer. . _ _ . . .

Mr. GLADSTONE welded t 3 hie hon. friend nit t 3
take so arms swarm as t 3 divide against the introdutVon
of a bill Willi had already received the santtion of the.
bows. At t.• same tine Its (the rigtt hon. gest'emen)
:ould act promise that he would imprint the measure at its
future stages. Os the contrary, be thought that • batlike
this, which ta,ght, if passed, lead t r many simile/ oats.
*unit sat to be dealt with is an isolated manner, but ought
rather t form a nottlon of a general scheme.
Mr. KINNAIRD, Co the contwy, thought the heat
node of it 4tdare iroald be to bring in a bill ti meet each
pat Costly' grievous*.
Mr. LIDDRLL with !vele his oploaion, sad leave was
given tt Itteeselwas the bill.

BANKRUPTCY AND INSOLVENCY (IRELAND).
lir. Fll ZGERALD awed for Isere 1) brag ta • bill to
toseoLidats aad used the !awe oa this satjeet.
Agreed 1).
FOREST OF DELAIIRRE.
Mr. WILSON aoved for bare to bring is a bin to make
pros,. on lot tee inllll4ollnOlin or Caitlin laod• las:o .gins to
bar Majesty ettkia the former limit, or the late Forest of
Walsers, lathe toasty of Chester.
Agreed to.
The Loss* ton at twenty Mart s :0 12.

(,1011 LAST NIORT's 0•21171.)
Tke Gautt• repairs ea earlier omission by publish-
Mg an extract from a report from Lienteasiet General Sir
R. Oseres, 5.C.8., to Field•Maret al Lord Region, se fol-
lows Comp, before Sobastopol, Nay 80. 1855. My
Lord,—Ls forwardiag Lieutenant-Co:meet a.de's report
oa the madam of the Artillery alms desist the sound
hombordenect of Sebastopol, it is only left for me m empress
my satire coueorreacie in all be km said; bat let me in
oddities soy bow iamb I am indebted to Lieatmaret-
Co'onel Wards for his unwearied end one In arming tho
batteries, sad hi. gnat &Mitotic n to all the denies be bee bad
to perform ; or to speak tot highly of Lientemeat-Celoael
Dickson. Captain Olditid, Brigade-1N it Reilly, sad the
two adjutants, Limitesaats Lyeas and Ee.cle-Eseue. Those
have all some soder my Immedisto prim. I mast la rem
elision tot omit to mention the gallantry of the nos•ams-
miesioned officers mid tam. which molt not be turpused.—
I hem, Es. (Spied) R Daces'. Brigadior-Omieral Com-
manding Royal Artillery. Hie Escelloncy Field-Marshal
Lord Realm, Commander io-Chie.."
BUCKINOUAY PALACE, lAN. 30.—The Queen wee
thm day ;leased to eager the hamar of knighthood apes
William Carpeater Erma, Esq., Ohio! Justine of Ceylon.
FORIJON-OrnCE, Fla. 12.—The Queen has beat
pleased to approve of Yr. Jacob Will,nk as reseal at Lire/-
p.:01 for the Yrs. Humans et, of Haalbera.
DOWSING-MEET, Fan. 12.—Tb. Qa•en bee bona
pleased tt appoint Sir William ()sepias'? Row., Et., to be
Chief Sergipe of the blend of Ceylos, and Christopher Tem-
pi*, Esq., to be a Palm* Judge of the Slipcase Coals of
I that Wand ; David Work sad Charles Witter', Emirs.. to
be soustems of the Executive Conseil of the ; revise* of
Nser Brunswick; floury Augustus Tudor and Robert
Grimes redder, Elites.. to be members of the Executive
Cisme lof the Virgin lauds • Ca, wire Sweatt sad Joba
Wright, Estes., lobs amather; of the logslatim Council
of Prises Edward Island ; and Caere. Adderky, E.g., to
he a member of the Easinitive Comm& of tie Bahama
lauds.
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Downing-Brim, FEL 13.—The Qum bee been
pleased t 7 Lppelst Cheap Wanes Idwardee, Esq., fess-
mealy called the Hee. Oesrae Wanes Rdwerlss, to be
Gomm" sad Cassaesdforief la sad ever tie Island
of Labels &edits detwadeseier. Has Majesty hes ales
btl=ikuppelae Ibeireeeieble Itsibeld Ooesteaty.
et ea, la iambs, to he foedjaisi
the Weber et Jessie% melee the same ea style et Bishop
et Ktereee.
WilniteLL, Fn. H. The Queen Dee been
Aimed to pesswt the Rfn. Almada, Meeloseld to the
shay* at Bbiwhsll, la the perish of Kama:, to the
Prabyteey ma Isis of Skye.