The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-04 00:00:00

(Stamped ld. AdditionaL) [TWOPENCE.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF LORDS.—TozeDAY, Jima S.
The LOW) CH Amnon took his 'sat ea the wool's& at
Eve o'doek.
PRIVATE BUSINESS.
The .UWlll2l'4 Osisniss Reads, the Baabridp Juno.
lion Railway, the Carlini Yemeni Railway, the Deoa_ley,
Battey, end HeeksamdwthaWater, the Rasura Union EAU-
way, tke Glasgow Owl Hawses mad Public Mee, the
Kaareshorough and Grua Bauerton Road, and the
Kaszesturcesgh and Palley Road Bills, were read a second
tine.
Shlytoa's Disabilities Ressoval Bill was read a third tine
and passed.
PUBLIC BUSINESS.
JOINT STOCK COMPANIES BILL.
This bill was bon& hen the COMMOIIa and tad a
Ina thus.
SIR W. FENWICK. WILLIAMS'S ANNUITY.
This bill we also Weight from the Commas and read
a first Usu.

Tim Duke of BllCallualpTenated two petitions
from the preebywry of lisaaltoe, sad from °panties§ la
Itaafrewol Tanta( their lordships to as a bill for the
fre,
rogulatiea of ealierweapawabrokers la Peotload.
APPELLATE JUZIEDISTI9N (HOUSE OP WEDS)

Os the cedar of the day IC' the committee ea this bill.
Lord CAMPBELL wished to 'onset a misrepresentation
of some resseras that he bad mad* es a former oesasies.
He . repotted to ham impressed his admiration of this
bill ; he had smell sapessmil a attain amount of appro.
bodes. The bill was set am salculated to radio his enthu-
siasm. . .

The Bari of ABEZDUZ of the minion la
the name» of ssioeselel ke the determination
so ikete:423=re legal peen wits mere to be appointed
fee the el thejedisial fanelleme appertalaing to
*as mum meth, ba. el pet_kohip genii be. 0tt:14.7:.
mug In queetiose of Osettek kw, nod would se
tribes*.
to gelled spa to kids OM seamed ben the steams

The Mud of DERBY watoded that the salaam. aa
roseeasteedod by the report of the eenadaloaere, wataiaed
every asiallel requisite fur arjedbatka spot &mob ben
eallba et the TIMM Magda The people of
et he wee peremoded, were averse to say ohmage la
the ftimt by whisk Needs bow their ems soya were
deified by lie Haw 41 look
The mut of the eemieloaere sad the priaotplee on
width the bill VIII bosisi ewe abo defended by Lord 13r.
LBONARDII and the Doke Of AZGYLL.

ii;Barlt7fviiiiiiow, lord Cisapbe the Marquis of
Lansdowne, Earl FilenUna, and ether peers having
grim,
RaiIGRANVILLE end be wee aware of the Mouldse
of the quoits. The futo of the ere were—the amble lord
at the had of the goeseansatreesivieg iskrandes that the
speePate j aziediedes of Yet bane was on to a eraklnstny
state, bas takes am Mud( to -sensed ber
to mons* her alive by themeal= of peel=
emir as appriaturest beg bon Wmade Is
=llll 2 11aml Weasindale. Re regretted that the bean
bad itgestall to Oa atop, whith be believed woe a right sad
a jdlirmoaaii but Wm& lordebips had sone to a »Nola-
tioa set to aloft Ind Weseleydale to kb Nat, sad beast
the pasesil. for Yie ML They had bees asked why they
did set got gated the digkealty by greeting Lord Wender
dale a kenatery peer ; bat he denied that the difilealty
would kale bees at all noosed by sub a step. Believing
that wires a disown arose betimes two brandies of the
legishearta lbe ben amuse was to passes an et Padienest,
the Win seareitess bad suesuueded that mss. NO
prey feign, bad bees damn in that anemias* (bun
beer)i sad they were nest anneal to suid
blame as the nuns lakes either by the newatin=
bues,—tbeir eldest beltatietsimeks the best possible pe-
rinea ter the taus. hear.) The priseipbs of
he um 116 peso sew bees left Moped. He
objected bYeMemMaWs,bat that was *nip dedrabbr
by a mnierity of their Wile, and as the govensmat lad
so intattios of &bung the plan* by treaties a large
amber of life peers, they bad tbeught it beet le ISMS{ to
the limited's. (Rear, beer.) They had ailed se as ar in-
' prove the appellate jedsaenes of hoe" ea es leinisie
the Waal Istallbeshe la the bean sad eselsi=agj
sad sow they would bare estatmedes of
Wesaierplat• Mee **Nat he was we well es
adara. (Rear. been) The 'ornament bed snag with
peat dignity is Om matter, sad be lapel that tbe :warm
they had puma wield give panel sithlholles. (Hen.)
The Marl of DUET WA awn was se glibessoe of
opiates ea to the denniisame el a geseral eentemean,
sad satin!, agreed with Oa sable earl who bed let
spokes, sad rooks. with the smear whisk he always
echoed,—that this wu the neat fishable amusement
whisk nalii be adopted. (Hon)
The bone thea west ins committee ea the bill.

15a claw
Lord BT. I.IOIBARDS eldesled to allow judger of the
Admiral/ Caul mg Iba Psweldve Courts to be eligible
tor ths deputy Imrel*e.
Lord CIRM said whither five yams of Lord
!Stowers smiles as page of the Admiralty Court, would
I have bees a maim% qualticeetlas ? (Hear, hem.)
The LORD CHUM JUSTICE might also refer to the
ems of Dr.amehhegton : that Warned jags was yrofeesetUy
mud le Boot& ,law • he had premised at the English bar,
sad Ls was a umfeessal Jurist. Meer, bear.)
Lord Bt. =WARDS withdrew his opposition, but
warned their lanihips to beware lest they destroyed the
appeilat• jariediatioa albs hove. (Hear, bear.)
nil Earl of DONOIIOHELORE said the noble sad
lammed lord would pmhap not objest to been the judge of
the Feermative Court is hulled. (Ittlirs/
The LORD CHANOILLOR j
The Mame as amended, was agreed to.
The rentaaing dames, with some verbal altsraticas, were
oho agreed to.
OXFORD UNIVERSITY BILL.

This bill was read a third time sad paned.
JUVENILE CONVICT PRISON AIRELAND) BILL.
This bill was read a sass* dm.
REFORMATORY SCHOOLS (SCOTLAND) BILL.
This bill pissed through essusieses.
NATIONAL GALLERY BILL.
The report of sandmen% was resolved.
Thar lordship rase at half-peat nem

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Tunny, Jules 3.
Titers being ealy Kt members protest at tour eget*, the
house adieursed until this day.

THE COUNT-OUT LAST NIGHT.

The followiog gondola's were in the Home of
Caaaraoar yertesday, at 4 o'alask, wlata it was muted ant :
el3l. 1111111154. 11111111/11.
Maud H. Adair
1... raze,
I'. O'Briaa liadflold
T. O'Bries J. Ben Pelltp

- i;;;Ba. iiiTgos b;;;,tiza
Doslcp Pallor Thompson
Maguire Dewy Plumy
Tumuli, Mall Meats
Brctbartaa Pugh Pupa
Deversaz J. Bwll7 Meghie
Clumsy Hughes L. Klair
&salty-Mom !limbsll Pollarl-Valubut
Wesas
F. Neagh Numb&
OruviUs &anima
G. Thum.

MARINI 80C1117.--Tlte costosary festival of this
safety was esiebstad lest 'TOWS', at the Load*. Tama,
Idebemplierwist, is tie presidency of Colossi dykes,
in the Orme of dr Dived Irpose, who was prevented
from bele preset by serer apemen, et Oder. About
100 gentlemen sr dews le dieser, swept whom were 85,
Jobs Dergepno. Or James Tyler, Aloudßoatica, Mr.
Harry AMA as. The boys of the society, who r real
waded the seem Jar dieser, had a tumidly sad powder s
esperense. I. introdecian the toast of the ma, the
Clubmen drew attention to the snarl Imre Me
mires merstirs, from which it srpeared tbse tbe real
number el boys os board the society's ship doers the Met
Navy
me MIL Of these 38 had bee. seat Ms Os Royal
Navy, 60 We the India. navy, 360 into this fereltest lor-
ries, 9 ware dbabarer, 1 died, end 130 rearm' on hoard
on the 311 .f Desembsk UM The number of toys re.
warded In the 1111111•111 el the year, with dear& alter 19
MIMI? red 111111411114 le wrest ow, wee 81; whilst 23
weresemarded with width sad andantes sad small sues
of emery, es setiefeetery repletion of apprenticeship. The
teal aire.ber of bays fitted out end provided for sirs the
emmeserrest of the establialsert, la Jose, 1766, to the
ilse of December' 1366, was 61,316. At the sirs of the
evade, • Dre ef sobioriptioes was nod, GSVNISIII/ t'
Ten ▪ Tex a
TES Riltialto OF SIR Jo= FaAWKLIN.—A hoz
has bees resolved at the cMos of the Amster Deresses
Ulnas Cowpony, New Yea, whisk esatelbe s posies
(whips sin of the raise of the aeloriewase .4.'155..0
la Jela Pnakila pass awe iiro; umbel Ns.
Bailey (the arse is ant Into the wood with s peeketh);
we One dean% eppeossalitsi lee ; ere plea of weed,
pert et a beet whit ere pres of wood, part
of • best, with tbe weed *l6slial est late it ; two plass
herrn ; sew OOP wake ; 111100118111eitles, the amide if
• beassunew Weed; ewe plea astei, the gtetbisted pest
a a breasts.; one etas tom, part a a oathaeiatiesi
paella raw ; pity ivory, apparently part si maw
assimeolt. This her was reeeived hen as Boa
sow% DM awes* Labe, to be forwarded te the Rodson's
ler Mow In Lam.

GRAND BAZAAR IN MIHALY' OF THIS
HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION.
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The grounds of the Tozophilite Society in Ro-
gent'iltemt were, yesterday, crowded with the aite et the
raak aad fashion se present resident in London. The «evoke
of the meemblage was a hamar, the profits of the sale cd
goods being intended to be sppropriated for the henget of
the Hospital for Consumption. If the " charity" which Is
said to cover a multitude of sins, could always be esereies4
is a manna se calculated to give pleasure to the charitable,
it might be affirmed that charity is the most pleasant Lad
profitable of all the virtue. The ladies who undertook the
*mons duty of dispelling of the mysterious manufactures
prepared for sale, were attired in costumes which might
have bee* considered as too magnificent, had it not been for
the fart that all this "gorgeous army" was for the
good of the sick and poor. Cysice, partinlarly old
onse, might have thought some of the young and beautiful
of t►e ladies were venturing rather closely on the bounds
of flirtation fa their endeavours to sell their wares, bat the
magical weed " Charity" was suflisient to pat an end to
sash disagreeable eriticiants. Thus there was nothing to
mar the pleasure that could be derived frets the exeseding
beauty of the scene. The ladies were pleated in indulging
their testa ia costume sad in giving vent to all that exuber-
ance of spirits which is natural to them, bat which is too
often kept down by the frigid rules of society. Bashful
young gentlemen, who would have died a thousand
metaphorical deaths to be permitted to breaths one word is
the ears of the objects of their admiration and aspiration,
found themselves all of a sudden besieged, flattered--we
had almost said flirted with—by beings who bat a day before
seemed to belong to another world. What wonder that
numbers of these gentle youths were to be seen recklessly
dispensing showers of gold, as a return for pia-
Inahkas, table-mats, watch-pookets, sad dealer tree-
mires, which will, is fate'', have no value, ez-
sept that derived from association? The day was
beautiful, the dresses of the ladles were caly exceeded by
the loveliness of the wearers, the band of the Royal Hasse
°sada scarcely ceased for an instant is its endeavours to
delight the san of the sompany, there was a perfect crash
of distinguished persons. Wh►t more could the most tann-
est member of London society desire ?

The general arrangements within the grounds, es well se
fa the approaches to them, were effectively canted out by
the direction of the committee, with the aid of • body of
the D division of polies, under Inspector Brimmonsbe.
The stalls were ranged within a tent, of about 170 feat by
90 feet, °nauseated with scarlet hangings relieved with
amber fringe, and tarnished with nanionsue dap grouped
is trophies, while above the roof outaide floated • large
standard, !eerie g the national insignia of the allied
powers. The shah were most tastefully decorated with
canted draperies, aid they displayed • profusion of
elegant fancy needlework, drawings, paintings, • variety of
ornamental works, books, prints, and various pretty trifle,
with specimens of the work of soma of the patients of the
hospital.

We ray none, of the ladies patrolmen, who presided at
the stalls, the Marohkeses of Keithly, the Countess of
Harriagtoo. Counter Porteseue, Lady I. Solent, Lady
Charlotte Egerton, Vie:touter Combiner% Lady Therms
Lewis. Lady lioutharptcs. Lady Denser, Baroness Myths-
And, Hon. Mn. Ives, Lady Purser, Lady Middleton, the
Hun. Mrs. G. Septa", Lady Coat, Lady Shelley, Lady
Pito% Lady Howard, Lady Holland, Lady Harding, Mr.
P. Boss, Mrs. Haningtta, Mrs. P. Waegb, and others.
The sassing General Post sees was ably eradiated by
the Hen. Mrs. C. Z. Petrie, boa whoa the " L►test Intel-
ligens. " was ermined with the 'retest !sanity.

Amami the meet remarkable of the stalls, and the most
distinguished km to meted of perohearrs we may mention
that of the BOZSMISS de ReilisMAL When m yip possible
to each a glimpse theme% the mob of spestatedt mom
either is buy, sr to essepar• an. of the fmednating vendors
with their reeelleetioms of her picture by heat is the
Royal Academy, it was impossible not to be 'track by the
artist!. arrangenten,te of the stall. Lady Theresa Lewis
offered a large number of Wrestles articles for sale. If this
is her first &guileless, with praetical comma, she mast
solely be surprised at the anxiety of the Chancellor on
matte's eosnectad with Made. The simple process of multi-
plying the profits of her stall by the few millions of Madwo-
men who repesseat the stmunsecial activity of England world
indicate en amount of prosperity which would almost dis-
penses with the servisse of a Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Never was the Noises' of baying and selling so com-
pletely deprived of smanum-pletve attributes. Elegant
rmsg ladies outside of the stalls acted the part of tout's,
sad dieswarsed ea the t.hs of their wares so eloqueatly that
the most rigid seesomiscs were occasionally melted. Oat-
sMe of the booth beautiful ebildren solicited the 'potatoes
to bey articles with whisk they were entrusted. It was a
mese whisk will Its. is the memories of all who witnessed
it, sad which could be parelialed in no other country in
Europe.
By the kind permission of Colonel the Hoe. C. W. For-
rester, the bead of the Royal Hone Gouda Bias was in
atteedance, and played several favourite piece; concluding
with the National Anthem.

Th. proosediegs of the day cm* highly satisfactory to
the thoassads who attended, sad the pecuniary result, if
the basses should be equally successful this day sad to•
sorrow, will greatly basic the charity.

TOMOS or VISRZLII WHICH ENTERED THE VA.
RIOT,' DOCKS IN TKO PORT 01, LONDON, 11011 APIIIL 8 TO
MAT 31, 1866.—Weet ladia Dock, 71,838 roar ; London
Dock, 60,092; Beat Lodi& Dock, 41,869; Victoria (Loudon)
Dook, 41,689 ; Coremaretal Dock, 24,648; Ht. Katha-
rine Dock, 18,038; Barmy Cecil Dock, 7,803; total.
266,966 Wm
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Teas Myr TILIOIIAPEIC WIRES TO INDIA AND
Asadtc•.—The eadadestle devotion of Mr. 1 homes
Alias, CM., Isaiah to this Warman branch of masa%
has be.. remodel with mesbe widish out the most at-
native oseelamiliey es came' the sestet lessidable difi-
euldes wldell Mtee Melelletel the eseserfel swapletioa of
telesrephM eseleyeless seem by Me eseegles Is a fair way of
Mies eras ONOISaIe. It IS 0000 that where • frail liar
of maiiimMealles bee 10 be Oulial ever tbe abrupt isequall-
dee K the sedum of our glebe. weeping over the mania
of stensteins, sal Was ekes the deep shelves la the bed of
the Math toe sash ease Mast he devoted to its compost-
tlee sad tutors. The wire prepared by Mr. Alias pos-
sesses admatages erapalise to them of say other condor or at
',moat la use, eel is Ile sods mordelUe of oesductability,
strength, lenses* en' edespasees, Me medeetty is Mesa-
Notable. The salsembe trine aseemee4 emploesd are of
copper, insulated with sada peaks, sail essieed I. ilea.
Mr. Allan's wire is ems K iron Waisted with a sew deal-
wo mama oeffieheaff wen to afford a fall prourctioa
from all the sondaseedles to which such a modular is ordi-
narily liable. The dlllnisees between the two are at flat
sight rather startles. Welsbleg in some Mee as little se
one-tenth of the eammes ware, we obtain a conducting
power Mae or eves dm fold grease. while the relative
peopeedes of the strenstltof the wire to its weight is increased
to a sessiderable degree. `di a them facts the diadashed
sem of smestructien, and the gamer ease with which it am
be Mil dew., and we think we have said enough to prove
to faveator a great neelsed besefector.—Cekdossime
Memory.
PosLIO Duni= TO Tffit ThOUSAND PEOPLE.—
The public dieser (aye the Western rille4i) was tite grand
feature of the Knetra pees rejoicings. The blither and
lower markets were despeeeff to the diolag of the poor of the
arty, with the esseptisa of those of Trinity parish. The
eamber to he media he (excludes of children treated to
tea aid mks aftennedd was about 10.000. The length of
the tables la both melbas was 3,600 yards. The quantity
of beef mad matey 10,100 lbs. ; plam paddies, 6.000
beet quality ; tweed. MIA leaves. oaes weighiag 1 lb. ; beer,
1,240 sidles& Upwards if low thousand deletes, under
10 yeses of se, were theatedi with coffee nal boas la the
lower market I. the aftersoes.

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a War wee yeadeed freak the Lent Mere ad Lowden (bin
AMIMINIS lbaleawee) rag that he may be allowed le
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—ea est lett& we feel wadded will be Wideined_sw a wW,.
(yin indium et %teem is the plifebed adaDA—
Meweliaakr Otrintists.
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