The Express.
London, England, 1858-04-23 00:00:00

CRUELTY TO ANIMALB ACT AMENDMENT
BILL.
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Viscount RAYNHAY riOved the road reading of this
bill. He said the prisolple of it had already been appooved
detain thus.
by the hoc* end timbre it was not neousary for him to

—Mr. WALPOLE admitted that the object of the noble lord
was of the beet, and If the provisions of the bill did not pre-
pas to go bored the prMes of the existing law, he would
not oppo a it. The present act, which the noble lord mo-
Posen te repeal, contained all the enactments that wens
required, mad the additional provisions proposed by the noble
lord were mach as the house could not possibly assent to. In
the vary first ohms there were words which would give rise
to great hardattiodr.satioysoce. It proposed to punish
" avoidable " but how was it possible to define
what that was. provisions with regard le liamming
slatighterboume would be inconvenient. The present system
afforded every requisite security. In conclusion, the right
hon. ponderosa urged the noble lord to withdraw his bill, on
these gro 'nund that the law as it stood was sufficient for the pur-
poeeded.
Mr. AYETON strongly supported the suggestion of the
Home Secretary, and hoped that the noble lord would with-
draw his bill.

81r J. EAST hoped that the house would allow the bill to
be read • second time, being of opinion that it could be made
• useful and tour measure in committee.
The gaestionathat the bill be read a wooed time was than
put and negatived without a division.

CHANCERY

BILL.

Sir R. BBTIiBLL moved the second reading of this
bill, end
Sir H. CAIRNS speed to the motion, with the under-
standing that certain alterations would be proposed by th►
govenuelat in committee.
Bill mad a second time.
CHURCH-RATE ABOLITION BILL.

Oe
AYRTON mid, on behalf of 81r J. Trelawny, that
he should to-morrow (this day) ask the Chancellor of the
Exchequer what errangereent be wee willing to make with
to the further promos of this in order that
ralfrivisioa might be taken co its merits at an early stage.
The order vas then
The ordrr for the R=:itio. n (Ireland) Bill wan dis-
charged, and that for the Juries (Ireland) Bill postponed
The other orders of the day were then dispoecd of, and
house adjourned at a quarter pest 12 o'clock.

Bra JOSEPH PearoN, M.P.—A few days ago, the
workpeopie on the Chatsworth estate of the Duke of
Darm-
shire palmated Sir Joseph Penton, M.P., a piece of plate,
with an address, expressive of the esteem sad
which his conduct towards than had crestodL &stip=
coasistcl of an inkstand, with richly ornamented border sad
• pierced plate, ormtaining two out glasses, with
richly chased tops, and a wafer-box in the centre, on which.
is placed • taper candlestick. On out side la engraved Sir
Joseph's arms, and on the other the following inscription :
"Prorated to Sir Joseph Paxton, M.P., on the occasion of'
his reskping the agency of the Chatsworth estates, as a mark
of esteem in which he is held by the workpeople in the em-
ployment of his Onsee the Doke of DermWre, at Chats-
worth—March 26, 1868."—Darby Reporter.

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MR. RANEY IN LIVERPOOL—Mr. J. S. Rarey,
the American hone-tamer, ►ppeared for the first time in
Liverpool yesterday (Thursday),whis be explained his system
imizig to upwards of sixty in Lucei.rooms, Great Char-
lotticatreit. Mr. first experimented upon • three-
yew old stallion Dolt, to Mr. Hope Jones. This
stallioe, which had sever been bridled or saddled, and had
**quietly behaved my viciously, was quickly and effectually
tamed by Mr. Remy, who slier wards rode it up and down
Great Charbee-enese, amidst a large crowd of spectators.
Mr. Reny next completely subdued a vicious kicking omni-
bus bores, w►bd would previously never permit any portal
to get on her back. Mr. limey's moors was most decided,
and ha was highly oomplimieted upon the moult of his
banana sad salifiectory system of educating and timing
hems.

ROYAL Coulon or S SOLON 9.—The following
members of the College having undergone the asemeary
ezmalastions, were admitted licentiates in midwilery,et
meeting of the hosed, on the 21st i cast , Fred.
Blackman, Remegate ; Richard William Berkeley, Black-
heath; Horatio Norge Skinner, Gerrard-street, Soho;
Thomas Leaman Blacked, Newton Abbot, Devon; Jose*
Simplon Ridgyle~, Porton, Lanosahire ; Robert Joseph Ben-
nbg, Feb&M neer Liverpool ; Thomas Banter Heet,
Caniervonshlre ' • Aug. Ferdinand Rani Noel, the
Mauritius; Frederick Besekiah Rergook HilltbdrJ-Ploor.
Edward Phillips, Aberystwyth; John Henry Balked Tot:
hill, Topsham, Deven• James Broad, Stoke Newington:
James Barrett, Banbiu7, Oxford; William tea
Devise, Wellington, Sierra Leone; John Rand, Had
SuSolk end Lamas Africanus Beals Boma, Glooomesr,
Sierra Lease.

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THE LUXURIES OP BONAPARTISIL—Prince Na-
poleon Intends giving • grand dinner to inaugurate his new
hotel at No. 16, Avenue Menialgne, Paris ; and it is said
that the Emperor sad Jimmie have promised to honour it
with their preeenee. The following (from Oar )is
• brief deparlpelen of the building which is an
exact copy of the bane ci Diomede at Pompeii .—" The sim-
plicity of the artier is relieved by a few polychromic archi-
tectural it—ante; the online of the vestibule le
painted Wan with large white eters interspersed ; the
spume between the columns ere adorned with dowers and
entire rms. Tin radian bide to the atrium, •
saloon plena with • skylight, below which than Is
a Was et the mate dee emanated of marble of miens
kinds. /wend eke align may be aeon the bun of the
aeceasmair=the dwelling, together with the houeshold
ditise. in the following ordsr :—Cailerine,
Lod& lienieseren esdplehte, Marie Louise, Elise, Pauline,
°web% jogigkareplin Lank Charles Bonaparte, and Je-
nne: The hew et 1142hia L rises oa as altar •itsiatid
on as War of dr looK and eilseued with dowers. The
poll el the web ere Ileeisisi with various mytkologral
satienie—ein the ilevolt of the Thies, dimmer and the
Fifth Phoebes asoeuling into the harem on •
car lawn il
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