The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-10 00:00:00

said ha andentsod that the Aga

bad arrived, med that the bad brought some news of • pri-
vate tharectes which was cot very clam or intelligible.
There was, ea the one band, ar. put that letters bad hiss
received which extended to the 27th, and which sunessesal
Mr. Crtheptcs's deputure ; end, en the other hand, a tele-
graphic message was said to have been sent en the
28th, stating that there was no further intelli-
gence. It was not quite clear wf. at that telegraphic isee-
sage meant, whether that there was no farther intelligences
besides that of Mr. Cremptoe's disable), or that Mr. Cramp-
ton had not been diet:aimed. (Laughter.) Her Majesty's ge-
rmanised had 'mired no cjlaial c mmanication. It was

expected that lettere from Mt. Crampton, to the 27th, would
arrive that eight cr on the moralog of the following day,
aid previous to receiving them they would have no further
iaformattou to give.

MERCANTILE LAW AMENDMENT BILL.
The eb)ire bill poled th•eoßßh emesittine.
REFORMATORY ANDANDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS

BILL.
Lord BAVENBWORTH moved the mond reading of
this bill, the object of which woo to cheek the wares of
Celle by seeding javelin.' offenders tato reformatories and
Industrial school', and removing them from the eonteml-
aides of bad parents. The icoruse of crime In
every of of the country was acknowissiged by all and was
prove by methane. If that increase of crime bad taken
pleas from tIMPtiOI24 Ciftelnitallo4l, each u diminished
wages or an incluse* la the price of food, it could be nay
actuated to; bee, in the present stets of the country, the
oostrary of this was the fact. At no time did more pme-
perky prevail in the spicaltaral, mandieteriag, sad
raining district, thus for some r ars past ; at no time was
greater are takes to improve the condition of the labour-
tag ppalation is the agricultural and missies districts ;
sad still, in the fees if this improved position of **country,
there wee the melancholy fact of the increase of crime.
This cdreunistaece &served the serious ceirddivitti?a

of the house. He did not believe that the priaciple of the
bill could Al found fault with. It had come from the other
boom with As spproval of the government, and Huy I.
provemeate were suggested in mitten of detail, he sMaN
A. happy to consider them.
lbe Sul of HARROWBY spproved of the bill, which
woo reed a emend time.

JUVENILE CONVICT PRISON (IRELAND) BILL.
This hilt wood through co:m=lnm.
PUBLIC HEALTH SUPPLEMENTAL BILL
This bill passed through committee.
BAY AND STRAW TRADE BILL.
The mart on this bill was reesivoll:...

PAWNBROKERS BILL.
This bill was toad a *wad Use.

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HOUSE OF COMMON&--Mommy, Ima 9.
The BrzAzaz took tto chili it 4 o'clock.
PRIVATE BUSINESS.
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TM following bills were read a third time :—Clay Cross
Water Bill, Olossco.ter Gas (No. 2) Bill, Godley-lase Road
Bill, Sittingbourns and Sa. erness Railway Bill, Wainman's
Busts Bill, Abortions and Scottish Midland Alamitos Rail-
way Cagayan's' Amalgamation Bill, Halifax and Hudders-
field Road Bill, Lynsionton Railway Bill, Shrewsbury sod
Welebouol Railway Bill, West of Fits Mineral Railway
Bill, West London and Cryeal Palace Railway Bill.