The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-21 00:00:00

nester Men is the •eheseity epee. He he/, beweva,
-ere patentee, is view these gramenal wheels Is sahib
it was eWlwary by the tams et the lbeadetlee that the
master ahnu'A re a amass etarts. . . _

BOUVERIE •Itosght the nesse hilt rim by tbs
hon. plead. wan might to sake the hews very cereal how
It lightly agreed to the amendment The founders of
grammar sithcole bad meet likely the alaseteal charter, of
their austere in stow when they setablished 'heir charity
If a dies-nter founded a school ha would eery probably
with the Inert.? to boor the Men militant as himself, sad a
stipulation of that kind WY quite nampatible with the
111011101i01. .1 eland learning.
Kr. I. BUrT elan opposed the mottos whit&
Mr. HEYWOOD consented to withdraw. The provi-
des was ono that would hare to he enacted some day, and
he wen quite willieg to welt a peer or two linger.
The toi•el reeding of the bill w.s thris Bred f Monday.
The Lunat e A. lama (Ireland) (No. 2) Bill was peered
throng'. e ntinitioe.

Ti. Pee. Prwerveticia (Ireland) Bill was mai a third
the and pawed.
Tho adjourned debate ore the second reading of the Joust
Mock Compsairs Windlait•up Act Anteadaeat Bill was
raseamit t.
Mr. F. HUME, who remarked spore wino litigstod Deists
which weir. now poodles is relation to the Tipswyszy Back,
and sweet, d that the flutter memo or Ike erasure
should be responded aatil judgment had beet sine is
time euw

Mr. DEASY hoped that the bill wooldthe read a mond
time ia older to pat as sod to the anomalies of the law
relating to the Joist Stool Companies in Ironed. Then
nospenin street is • very different position to Hagfish
campuses. The hove was perhaps net aware that by as
set oldie Insb parliament, al s. on so a bathing company
stopped penmen every partner in It was abooletely
divested of ell hie property for the purposes of the poyment
of the debts of that beak. That might have bean • very
wise neaten for the times is whin it was posed, Int to
the pen at day it was totally napplicabh. The now
quinces t (this law were that the bankers of Inland and
en. ry tallwas &login hid been advised that they were not
safe is tronferring 'hues or stick. belonging to person,.
who wen shareholder is the Tipperary Bank. At the
ease time the official meaner made cells for the panne
of mutated up the beak, and thee the two conflicting laws
time is cnltitios, and reedited is • dead lock. Under then
circus vanes, he thought that the hone ought at can to
proceed to as oneendmeeit of the law.
Mr. Cebu, Mr. J. 0. Phillietiore. std Mr. George op
poled the meaeure, objevieg chiefly to its nut:tenches
anion ern the elf .irs rat the Tipperary Bank.
The SOLICITOR GENERAL said that in esteems
•Ossis,lng of • rest somber of persons, the business must
be dir. sad by the majority, and this of wens held good
when the rosters Secants bankrupt. This was the principle
of the Bankrupt Act, but if the affairs wen bro•ght seder
the Win.tior -op Act the pr.nciple was most imperfectly de
veloped, end th,ogs that were most aneesery for the pre-
en' Aloe of the property and the rennin of liti-
gation were pretested beteg dose, noses' there
wee so ffeetnai mode by which the esektit) weld bind
the ni,notity. le main cases, a strong minority eveceteded
in caeryii g on an Itiloanatill litigation to the greet toroth of
akiliciters, bet the serious detriment of the shareholders and
creditor,. It appeared to him that the trieciple should be
avail's', ftr settling the affairs of • company when it fell
late cl-Sloulti.s sad applied to the law. He quite concurred,
however, in the cpinion that it would be Ileatesary to Intro-
due some limitations into the sot. For instance, he did sot
sonar in ter. provision giving to two.thirds of the ereditore
rennin • meeting power, without referential to the gene-
ral body of the credt•ors, bat that was not as objet
ties to the principle of the bill, only a limita-
tion which might be Introduced is committee.
With retard to the other provision 'alibiing creditors to
attend meetings before the muter, Es centidend it eery
wholesome, as creditors would be enabled to appoint a re-
press:aroma to defend their rights before the seater, a
Vino which they wire enable to do at preeeat. As to it•
beteg ex post bode legialation, it was so more so that say
other measure for the amendment of the law. He treated,
thseefire, that the bone would wad it to the 'mashie*,
where he would propose that the third and fourth section
tenth be emitted u leading to litigation. He behaved that
his hoe. sad leaned friend who had charge of the bill
would n.st object to these and other necesesry alteration.
After • few wards from Mr. firooman, and • reply from
Xf. MALIxa, who had charge of the bill, the hone divided.
For the wend reading, 112; antioit, 77-35. The bill
was then read a it cr.ad time.
Os the mottos for the wend reading of the Agrieelturel
etstistice Bill, temosetranoes were urged by Mn. Bin-
TIMM, 84 J. YARDS Sousa, and 'any ether members,
respectiag the neluenees et gaoolo.llllll with the merino
at so &demised • period of the !canon.
Lord PALMERSTON, after some resistance. lOnsented
Os withdrew the seineete, intimating his inn** to refer
the question to • eammittee early is the enniag solace.
The report from the committee of supply wee brought up
and agreed to.
The /Indiana Lusa Bill was read • snood time.
The house njouraed at In minutes past one.

Pet RLIA hi RNTA RP COMMITTERS.
THE ARMY MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE
CRIMEA.
This committee met spin yesterday ; Mr. A.
Stafford talkie Asir.

The Berl ofCard ire was easabssi—lllie said he bad the
means 4 of the Light Cavalry hefted, Is the Crime., sad
bed paid oust atesatisa le the snag nulled departwat
Me of opinion the ffilimmieffight Wbe a grout., eased
easeebed by the Osoreashwole•Cliet wet tb medial deo
pelmet He thespht the medial depertmeet should he
male more heduse. The pineal relative posiPos of
sissy mimed easels sad the other others was perfect/7
satiofeetery. He would set Invest • medial. efile.r with
pity 'military authority, or it might hem the effect of cab- I
artist the authority of tbo coesseador of the reenlist.
He hoc gives evident* before the thbestepol e smites last
you en tee se* ji et of the seediest demurest of the army,
sad be adbi red to that *Tides's. The army was mat la-
takeoff, applied with medielsee from the Lades
at Vireo. Taty loot thirty-me saes is • mouth—ma of
them dyirg of clulere. Is emeemece ef the tail
mut of erdieieta and sadisel milking, tie wrote • vett
preseist ',tier to Lord Hague, who wet for the I "let
of tlie mammal dapartmeet at Vera*, sad them there was as
Impsweiteest. He was erred, reqeseted not to write to
Lewd Raglan, bate the nee were dye, for want et midi.
dos he hit it We duty to do sr. Bus after there woe a
=seismillelest supply at meficines set te Vuaa, sad she
elaatert*. la the Como., whoa they got et,
MOW elewlek, the member of surgeries was set oodititur.
Mill as ague with the mem reguistiess of the service
se is esaveleseeete. He sever heard of the medial clime
Mem sedelleast of civil selvage that • largess woe
pisi Is labs has owa lens te water. Ho did sot he..
what was meat by a prairie to • regiment, as he had
sewn see see. The espioymeat of evil disposers of
medieisee he seasidered to be meet objeet,oaable. He tilt
@stilled that if evil dimmers wove appointed with the
Imhof mite they would so more do that duty that the
emitteet surgeons, hut It would devolve apes man sib-
',Caste. Amy nos-ermaistiosed Oh or. or a sea tam
from Us nuke, might soon be alight to sake tip sash-
eine. The met wauld prefer heist a.ti laded by their eon-
rade., aid he would erotism the pre •et aystem of hospital
searsaata. u malstasksergeow la the eavilry is @floored
Iwo house, mid be was sherd Std. each per day for forage
M tee. TM Weeder, from tM pay of au aseistaai -
warm were very keen Maid, but set nom than
the dedoeVost from other elbows, as as olleer's pay
was coal sulliaitat to cover the exposers of he welfare.
The prune system of pershag waits was isoulliehat,
as easy defective men wire passed by stelhourgeoss, sad
It was very diflieult to get rid of than. He thought • me-
dical b ard would bo a better controlling authority them
'must with the direotor-gmerel, as he comeidered the
oasine ore board would be sore fair. Is the event of •
war breskiet oat, he was of °plaice that • mush latter
member of 'medical °Metre sad medial motes should be
seat am. He thought that soy difficulties that sight be
felt hoes the must system would be itereased by the
istrodeeti • of civil d lemma re of maids* late the tinny.
Sir Jobs Liddell, the heed of the Navy Medial Depart-
ment, was ant inasilmd, who said he was assaulted by
the Board of Admiralry se to all medical promotes'.
There wee • system of compulsory retirement of surge's.
le the r avy is arriving at the age of Mat,. There bed
bees Need • greet difficulty in obtaiaist medical Gilson
Is, the navy der rig the late war, bat they were new easing
la more freely. For some time there was a pnjadiee
ageing the meal serviee. The bitter breaches of the
Bevy medical °Seen bad smaller say Visa la lite army.
The eenwittes adjourned shortly lifer, 4 °Week.

It is rumoured that Bir John Jervis, the present
Chief Jetties of the Common Pleas, w,ll be asamiatad with
Lord Weasirydale as a life peer, oa the puling of the Ap-
pellate Jurisdiction Bill.

CUOICH RAU:I.—At • rosetiog of the vestry sod
estop's', of St. Civvies% Donee, Stroud, yeemetley even-
ing, thr Rector is the ebsir, ft was resolved, by we of
eat admeet, upon a proposal to levy a liberal rata el 24.1 e
the pound, that no shush rate 'build be made. • poll
wee this demanded, tied will take plea ow Nudity next.—
Camberwell pariah is row the emu: a • thumb rate
mutest. At a meeting of the rattp tun, held yesterday,
is the National Retool tome, New Cherub-read, the Rev.
gamed Smith, iteoutheat of the parish, la the their, a
motion fora v.l. of 2d. le the posed wu met by se mood-
most by fir. Yowler, eireouded by Mr. Bog, That is mese-
gasses of the decision of the House of Commons es the eels
jest of ehuteb rum. it la ieespedieet: to make • rots" The
motion for the rate having Men refried by I small majority,
a poll wee demanded by the volumes', party, whisk is dud
to take piers to kluday.—Rocnnevia.-04 Thisteday lest
vestry m, mien. ware called I. the two perishes of Pt.
Beret and St. Nith)lu, for the purpose of levying • rate.
he the twiner the proposition was nqatived by is prim, a
somber that no poll was demanded sit Ow port of Woo
favourable to the rate. In St. ?lithely, the, the roes was syprood by a large wojonty at ti. vestry, sad • pelf UV*/
lowa &a mewl, the result eseerwied tbo provisos floofiloa,
that. wisp fee the rate 70, strain it it 129.
SHOP gaurreu.—The Town Council af North
BMW& base baud a notice to shopkeepen with roped to
tbs maser le which their esidetaate draw oat the shatter.
late the stela titorosgbfares le the 'melee. The Amman ere
goserolly deposited is • seller, aid are hostel wit with
eouiderable fore, t e tits groat thwart of ponces paler. A
Mr dassorows straopmeet la sossasteo.—Noweerar CAro
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