The Express.
London, England, 1856-05-31 00:00:00

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_PUBLIC HEALTH SUPPLEMENTAL BILL.

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POOR LAW AMENDMENT (SCOTLAND) BILL.
This bill was read • sicoad tine.
SMALL DEBTS /MPRI,ONMENT ACT AMEND-
RENT BILL
This who sad a wand them
JUDICIAL PROCEDURE, Re. (SCOTLAND) BILL.
This bill passed ,hrough coa motes. -
REFORMATORY AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS
BILL.

VIA bill was read a thiTdTirth and pawed.
FORMATION, Ike., OF PARISHES BILL.
Oa the motion of the Marquis of BLMIIiIORD, the home
resumed the consideration et the Masan in committee as
this bill, postponed from 22nd May • but on an objettica
raised by Mr. BAD/1111.D and repeated by Mr. ki we LIT, the
CHAthmaw reported pregress, and the bul was lumber post-
posed.
The Factories Bill and the Pawnbrokers Bill were seve-
rally read a third time and passed.
General Williams's Aetna*, Bill passed through am-
mitts.. _ _ _ .

The report of the sommiltee at the Excise Acta eras
brought goad greed to, sod a founded upon the reso-
lutions ordered to be brought in.
JOINT STOCK BANKS
The committee on this bill *es fined for Monday nest.

SOUND DUBS.
Mr. ERAMLEY•6IOO/tE moved for a return of the
number of vessels, specifying the different nations, end the
aggregate tonnage of each big or notion, which posted the
Bread at Elsinore, for the years 1845 to 1864 inclusive.
Agreed to.
RATING OF MINBS.
Mr. KENDALL moved to no:einem so the select com-
mittee to inquire into the law acid practice with respect to
the rating of man :—Mr. Kendall, Mr. Michael Williams, •
Mr. Deeds., Mr. George Caw mulish. Mr. Child, Mr. Boll•••
lie, Mr. Hutchins, Mr. Philippe, Mr. Orgy, Colonel Pea-
sant Mr. Ridley, Viscount Monet, Mr. Spooner, Mr. Hoe.
my Vivian, and Mr. LitUstsa.
Mr. HADFIELD suggested that the app damsel:et of the
committee etould be postponed, in order 1114 pettier la-
.t tad might bar. an opportunity of considering the com-
position of the committee.
The names ot Mr. Kendall, Mr. Michael Williams, Mr.
Deeds's, Mr. Geo. Verandah, Mr. Child, and Mr. Bourne,
were pat end agreed to serrations.
Oa the name of Mr. Hutchins being pat.
Mr. HADFIELD moved the adjoarmest of the debate.
The house divided, when there appeared:
For the adjournment
Apia's* it
Ms. A. PELLATT thee moved the aOJ.eroment of the
hoes.; bat, after a brief conversant:is, the sootiest was with-
drawn.

The names of the other members to serve on the com-
mittee win thee pet sad agreed to.
Tim remaining orders were the. disposed of, and the
home adjoin:nod atone o'clock.

IRELAND.

TIM PEACE REJOICINGS.
DUBLIN, NA: 30.
If Dublin eontribe'ed it. lair proportion of the
sinews of war," both in men and m nry, it has certainly
had its lull shore of the rejoicings celebrate the peace,
and never did a city enter more cordially into the enjoy mint
of • public (Wordy than it bee dose oa toe ccessimt. AU
the circiumstaiceg win favouraule for the purpose, and,
above all, the weather was most pi-noisiest*. A bright scut
shoes daring the whole of pair..toy, and last night the
rockets burst against a Cm blue sky, without a speck of
cloud, and not • brOfie ditterlod • single jet of RUIN
the illesainatiens. The day was chstrod as • holiday
in all the public offices and mercantile establishments,
and I. every respeetable place tt business throughout
the city. The front. of I timbals were de.
aerated with figs, green breach's. sod, in scene
natation, with paint cgs milionntio of either the
peso) or of her Mojesty'a biltliday ; aid the streets were
thronged with pioptii daring the day, net pt during the
soup!, of hours in which May wore desirteo fir she review
to the Naftali-pert. The programme ofeelebratioa comprised
three parts, wisely, the grand military display in toe park
jut referred to, the izhibit ion of fireworks in the same pin*
in the Mainly, and thirdly, the illumination of the public
building, to which a great many private housw contributed
with much briLiancy. The vessel. in the river were also
gaily deemed out in flags, adding not • little to the pleasing
effect of the swag.

At as early boor the troops, assosstiag is all to 6,000
men, were moved from the barracks to toe Fifteen Acres
in the Phmath-park, end posted in a line flanked bir
cavalry and artillery, on the south aide of the plain of posits
to the Chief Secretary's Lodie. Of theses the steely', eeelq-
posed of the 2nd and Sid Drsgcoa Guards sod the 16th
Lanese' sad the Royal Artillery. limbered 812 meo ; thn re-
' reminder being made up of the 96th Regiment the Somerset.
Bedford, Cbs thirst, Waxfori, and Booth Militia real-
meats, and the Enrolled Pessimist,. The Tipperary Artil-
lery were posted at the rear of the flagstaff erected on the
Borth side of the plain. Order was kept by the military,
with the sseistatthr of the metrtplitso polies. At hall Fast
twelve the Lord Lieutenant arrived, sad the royal salute
of twenty-one gsos wee fired, with a doithuge of musketry
along the Infantry line. His Eccellesey rode on borsebaak,
attired in plain clothes, with a blue mak and orders as
breast, and was acoompaaied by Lord Ramborough, Lord
Si Lawrener Captains Bitaroy,Erased, and Lindsay, sad
Lieutenant Monne, aides-deesaip, Mr. Howard, private
secretary, and Captain Chaplin ; and the viceregal
party iscladed Lady Pansy Howard, Mrs. Chaplin,
sad several other ladies of rank. The Commander-in-
-..

Chief, General Lord Seethe, with the Hoe. Moor Wreaks,
2nd Life Guards, and Captain Middleton, 71h Dragoon
Claude, aides.de-eusp, end the ether principal Offipti
of the garrison, met hie lixcellency in the fl Id, and ell
of them rode along sad inspected the lice of troops. The
cortege then crossed the plain and took its ststi. a et the
flagstaff, behind whiet. carriages end cars fil:ed with apes-
tater bitched up the space extending to the grounds of th•
Chief Secretary. Amongst the equipages was that of the
Lord Mayor. The trope formed tato column, and marched
past the flagstaff, with bends playing. in the following
order :—The Royal Artillery, the Zed Dragoon Guards, the
3ed Dregooas, 16th Lancers, 913th Regiment, the gooterect„
the Bedford, the Wexford, and the South Cork Militias,
the Pensichen, and the trys of the Hibernits 803,01. The
cavalry having afterwards tretuid and galloped pest, arum
mottle ensued, in which a variety of matocanes were era-
cited In brilliant styli.
The multitudes that wont forth in the morning to the Pit.
teen Anti were fu exoseded by those that proceeded in the
same direstios is the evening to behold the 81, ries of
pyrotechnic art. It is hardly an exaggeration to say, that
all Dublin went out to see the firework.. They wore, of
course, magnificent beyond description. The Lord. Lie etas.
neat and party withered them from • pavilion erected in the
peek. TM illuminations of the public buildings and princi-
pal shops wine very ered.tabla to the rate and ingenuity of
the Dublin citrus. All went tared, and well.

Tits TIPPERARY BAs[.—The appeal from tha
decides of Master Murpby to the Muter of the Rolls, in the
ease of U. if npliett shareholders, was opraed yesterday.
Mr. Fitzgibbon, Q.C., who argued the case so fogy ou the
former oefteion, proceeded at length is state the circa:s-
alaam. At four &club the farther bearing of the use tree
Joined to Friday moentog. Mr. li'DAsugh, Q.C., Mr.
Dewy, Q.C., and Mr.Lutlue, are isouterd ow toe other side.

Fns AND Lois or Two LISEL—Oa Thursday
ofebt a Si. broke oat on the tatatoes of Mr. Mitchhter,
vetted= Wind and peokiog ear* =anafaetaro, 8.. Ana's-
's:mit, Dees street. Soho. Mr. Mitcham, hie eon sad
dasightet, recopied the fret floor, sad seven' other falai-
hae teaseled a porticos of the baticbag. The back untie,
where the Sr. tuijiaated, was rested by a pore= eaa
Dobbleaoe, lad Mr. Bowler, bit wife,., a these chum,, re-
sided la the roost takeout". The fire wee speedily got
seder, bat We regret to sey that two ahildres, Bin. sail
George Boyles, were feted burnt to death in one of the
rooms. The salsa of the Ire is askew's.
CRYSTAL mica. CONDUIT Dot.—FRIDAY,
MAY $O.--.llAmbeieee, ea parses", 1,964; ditto by seam
MIL Total visitor., 6,116.