The Express.
London, England, 1859-03-25 00:00:00

TUB PROPOSID NEW' BOROUGHS.

A return, moved for by Mr. Byng, and broad
this morning, ewe the ppokttiost and rating Mt the Iwo-
posed new boroughs el the government reform Vai—
n, popalstioa awl inhabited houses, aemrling to
the coons of 1851, sad the rating for esch in
1553. In West Bromwich and Wedtwebary, the
p palettes was 48,672; the Inhabited home, 9,253;
the samba rated to the plor it 104 sad upwards,
1,112 , at 6/. sad upwards, 2,709. In Birkenhead,

CI ughton-eunt-Grange, Otton and Tntainers, male,
eke, 33,523; inhibited houses, 4,843, rated to the rem
3,130 and 4.387. In Burnley and Habersham Eaves,
population 27,2.5.5; inhabited honor, 4,884; rated
to the poor, 736 and 1,124 . is Stale bridge
mad Duckinfield, ripulatioa, '32,1292 ; inhabited
houses, 5,986 return of rating ; Croydon and
Pence, population, 21,512 ; inhabited home., 3,604;
ret,d to the poiir, 1,688 and 1.8.57. In °maimed,
Mace, and Hartbeest, populatios,ll.6ll; inhabited houwa,
3.6227; rated to the poor, 1,296 end 2. ; is
Hartlepool, Sc.. ropula.fou, 16,068 ; inhabited houses,
2.3'01, rated to the poor, 877, and 1,414. The object
of the return appoints to be to show the dia.
proportiOll the claim. of those proposed TAW
boy •uaha awl the parishes of Cmino, Kensington, and
Haountramith which are nut elevated to the position of a
perliameiiimy borough, but by the bill an made to
form pert of the Western Diriicu of Middlesex, which
entaty, It Is proposed, shall retest two additional
members. The population of the three pariahs.
is 1861 was 118,331 the Inhabited house, 16,842 ; the
Lumber of per* ma rated le the pow at 101. and upwards,
12,64 s ; and at 6/. mad sperms* 18,011.

At Rome the l'rince of Wales continues to exa-
mine 01l work. of or t In detail, viaitingthe Vatican

and Om did-nnt ar.tiNts' studios entinnally.

'Tat followiag

anecdote is ti lated in a letter from the Holy City —The gas
pipes in the Piazze del Popul) were being examined not many
mornings sines, when a stranger observed. "8o yea are bet-
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dag In tight ere ths Popilo." It might bays been meant
r a doei4lt (Wendt', or it might have bad pimply a reference
to the sits on which they were standing. However that may
be, the stronger was (Aimed t•t his !total by a respectably-
dmssa man, who made particalw inquiry of the pro.
visitor as to who the Vesture was, at thi• swat time animad-
verting on the ominous were', that hid bean uttered. The
hotel was tb.rl is which tr Prince of Woks resided, and it

►sppessd that the stranger was the courier who formed

fart Li Lis evyal bigbarifii

By way of lungs donnt to the original motion—

"That tLa 0,11 fur the Repwstetios of the People be sow
reed a see ,n 1 L wtl John Rowell, the rester will on-

do-tend, has ao►ed "That all t►e winds after the wad
'th .t be omitted," and that the word. contained in hie rem-
Wins be Meseta is,tead. This sensnarnent, cvsn if not suc-
cessful, mill prevent say mbar amendment (the Tires. reminds
ue) from being interpoesd between the hniee n i the deci-
sion of the mein qacaties, sad it it only in the event cf the
second reeding being negatived that say farther amendment
era tabs plasm it, en the other hand, the hones decides that
all the arm& after '• that " shall be omits I, the first east

TAB be to arptive the question, "That the bill be now na

e mood leavinw it still open t the rapport'se
of the bdl,d they stash ',roper, to resew the motion oil' mother
day. The next ,rer .tion is that the words of Lord JIM
reeolati dt t.e hilt ; bat before thid is put t a the

woe it to caspetent to skit* amenthsesta Rpm the meshes
boa. each of whkh will be put to the boom in the same inns
as the ewilati•m itself, the scion being is each teas, than
the ivied* yr limed tt hs kb oat stunt pert of the lOW
nice r When there amesdisente to the amendment have
bees dispose! ot, the ►one decides epos the ironies of
the reeolation. If the"ayes.. bare it the meolariss le
iterriid , it the "saw," the prove 'ding I. wholly shardve.
'.thing being left of the original it matioa except the word
'that," and government being at liberty t r behig forward
their bill for the wood reading os thy future day.

List Wednesday morning exactly twentymven
. . .

years bai elapsed .ntre the bet Warm bill pawed the third
r,adisi la the Home of by • majority of 116, the
number. Wag 333 is favour of the bill and 239 *salmi It.
Os, bit of cheer," owe the Times, " relieves the
gloom of • though eh* debate. Mr. Walpole im-
presses the stroug feeltag of may osasereative Meads spout
• dissolution on the ocmtissesey—we believe we may say the
certainty—of • ministered deirat. It will be so decoded ea to
Isimewe muse kw as appeal io the pevis. That appeal le only
jesdbable whoa • else divlstou leaves moms hope of revere/2
by •seethoi e its Wage am, it would now einem. no
Mawr purpose dna tee ti whkh • gateman al Lord
Derby's clam cosh set possibly cuulewisd—a few seethe

s •
ad oaks at the eat of tba gotattst inconvenience to IM
public toured, not to speak of the members thowelves.
Tits o♦ly eatriostion from the difiloolty is that Lord John
should noir try hit Lad, and {r Ate. his meant*. No
doubt, ha has one ready ; indeed, ito ought to have it, as he
has isolated oa the lotwedisteasd summary rejection of that
before the boons For the preeent, however, Lord Derby
i!I not mead hie poeit'on or worse his conntry by sttenipt-
tag to 411 utlb t a day after this kereetffsriag hoses has
decked agaiset ties." . _

Opinioos vary uto the time when the debate on
the relanierial Reform Bill woll be breught to a dose. A few
believe that it cannot last beyond this eveoing, others rat-
eider that It caanct conic to • variation before Toesdey
night, whole tome etrengtheaed by ianittosrable pre:c-
arats, adopt the Iti.,ry that if the house °ace prevails wit
Itself to enter upon the iceont week it will feel itself usable
to p.irt from a outioct oa which everybody has Noniething to
say maul that wont weak be brought toe deer, and that
the &risers will sot tile place anti, the :awning of to-mor-
row week.

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The Critic of to-day says that the meeting on
Wedeseday of the President, Commit, end C,uitaiVeit of the
Literary Fond, called t, eocidder the offer to be made telt
be the reformist party, cares to an abortive terminalioa.
't Mr. Dickens, Mr. Elwyn, tte editor of the Quarterly Retina,
and Mr. Dar, the gentleman who signed the letter pro-
mising to conmenaicate to the maths( the attune of the der
refer rod to, were duly in attendance to fel 81 their promise, when
it woo discovered by the romesit'oe that the mee.teg was tor,
awl could ant Le, easy titeet'ne et all ; for the members el
the council sad the president (Lewd M0b...) bad se badmen
to be three, it being held by tbe committee that agirbe,
coon, it nee president weld seer tall themselves, or le bray
collet *,cellar, at soy time, or for may pnips►
This Wog the CU", On owlet:one could be put or carried—
nothing in Get could be done. My Leeds Lanidowse
and Moho* laid their beets together, sod deolded that
✓erb was t►s law— vlreitt•d that they were twit Intrudess.
end that ashody kad anyth.er t do but to take his hat rod
Import Mow Meg a Mate of things so opposed to 0001004
slow shall be tolerated, dep nds upon the toffy of literary
00110101111111111114 Sorely if the charter was so worded that
Lida is is woortimai with the strict iaterpretation of its pro-
widow, no pones will deny that a new charter ought t, be
et osos inlaid for."
We understand that the Earl of Shrewsbury and
Talbot ham wrestled to predate at the nothirmaieg anniver-
sary dieser of the Printers' Pemba Society.