The Express.
London, England, 1867-06-15 00:00:00

FENIAN PRISONERS.

DIVISION LAST NIGHT.

Supply—Order for made, and
question proposed, " That Mr. Speaker do now leave the
chair:"—Amendment proposed, to leave out from the
word " that" to the end of the question, in order to
add the words "the order of the house Ord May), that
the petition of E. Truelove and others do lie upon the
table be read, and discharged ; and that so much of the
appendix to the 22nd report of public petitions as com-
prises a printed copy of the said petition be cancelled,"
—(Major Anson)—instead thereof:—Question put,
"That the words proposed to be left out stand part of
the question :"—The house divided : ayes, 43 ; nuns, 11.

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AYES. - - •
Acland, T. D. Glyn, G. G. Oliphant, L.
Agar•Ellia, L. G. Goscheu, U. J. Parry, T.
Atubsrley, Via& Herbert, H. A. Reardon, D. J.
Barnes, T. Holden, 1. rialotuous, Aid.
Blennerhearett,edrlt Nommen, X Seely, C.
Candlish, J. Ingham, R. armour. H. D.
Cheatham, J. Jerrolse, Sir J. C. Stanley, Lord
Childers, H. C. Knatchbull - llugew Taylor, Y. A.
Colvlle, C. It. sea, IL Walpole, S. U.
Cowen, J. Leathern, W. H. White, J.
Crauturd, K. H. Lust, A. Williamson, Sir H.
Crawford, R. W. Mill, J. S. Young, R.
Dodson, J. H. Monk, C. J.
Egerton. X. C. Neste, C. la LIPS.
Eyler'', H. Notthcote, SO 8. Bonhana-eartnr, J.
Forster. W. H O'Brien, Sir P. Yonder, C.

NOSS.
Andover, Vint. Dimadale, Z. Strong°, Sir J.
Anson, Major Dyott, Cot.
Arend/11, Capt. Montagu. Lord R. TILLIDA.
klifiTuW. W. H. Mordruut, Sir C. Vance, J.
Bruce, Lord S. Yuma, Sir C. Treeby, J. W.

The imperial Review says there will be a public
meeting on Monday (welling at St. James's-hall (under the
auspices of the Metropolitan Working Men's Conservative
Amociation) to " protest against the continued agitation
of the Reform League, and the pretensions of its spokes-
men to invade the royal parks for the purpose of holding
political demonstrations." The chair will be taken at
8 o'clock by Mr. B. N. Fowler, and many noblemen and
gentlemen, including Lord Shaftesbury, Mr. Ferraad,Lord
Erskine, Colonel Moiler, M.P., Mr. Gwyn, M.P., as well
as several working men, are expected to be present and
address the meeting.

PRINCX 07 WALES' COUNCIL CHANBER, BUCK-
INCHAN-OATZ,JUNI 11.—Hia Royal Highness the Prince
at Wales has been pleased to supoint Edmund Chase
Marriott, of Adlestrop-house, in the county of Gloucester,
to be Havenor and Keeper of the Porte and Foreshores
of the Duchy of Cornwall, in the counties of Cornwall and
Devon. —Gazette.

FOREIGN-OFFICE, Juwi 12.—The Queen has been
pleased to approve of Mr. Stsmatius N. Francopoulos as
consul at Manchester for his Majesty the King of the
Hellenes.—Gazefte.

WHITEHALL, Jrl4l 12.—The Queen hes been
pleased to grant unto the Rev. John Saul HOWI.OII, D.D.,
the deanery of her Majesty's cathedral church of Chester,
void by the death of Frederick Anson, D.D.—Gazette.
Batumi PHAILMACOPCEIA. —The GaDette of last
night contains en announcement of the official pnblication
of this work, by which all the pharmaomiceias that have
been hitherto in use in these kirldouse are supermdel.
In consequence of en accident which Viscount
Bury recently met with, his Invdship will be unable to pre-
side at the annual dinner of the Norfolk Agricultural
Society. The chair will be occupied, in the absence of the
noble Throant, by the Sal et Kimberley.