The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-16 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENIg4, APRIL 16, 1859.

Mr. H. HERBERT snot rt.!! tepee Ids regret at the
court,. which bat then pureuel oa trip triad to which he
alluded. He bad ii,on d cam Ily to the apes( bof the tight
bust. pantleman who bad given them a, mean why 8 ether
gentlemen now Melded. oho 9 he had patituderly instanced,
woo told to stand Ly. With regard le this hang a peloinal
confederacy osse be must ternind the beau that it received
at emotion from the body of the Roman cetholks of Ireland.
Toy before the govcraniout moved bad nipped the thing
in the bud. the small tenant-fronts, tree the clam known as
the "Loy.," who were proved i.. ty reedy for mischief, good
NAVAL PROMOTION.
Adelinal DUN COMER cowl.' iined that the order in
coon,. of June 21 lest, providing for the rstirenteut of Duval
officer. above 70, had not yet ken fully adel upon. Nine-
teen ataftheire had occurred, of which 18 had been filled up
but the 19th stiff remained unprovided fur. He considered
tha delay to be a great hardship, as it kept bark • Mice end
rear edmizel, and peat Wed the pr.rmi Lion of • mentor captain.
Should the Litter die before he obtained the promotion to
which be wee wattled, hie widow would only be entitled to a
captain's widow's pension.
Sir J. PAXINGTON said ha bad delayed the appoint-
ment alluded to, because be bad bad it in contemplation to
publish some comprehensive and satisfactory schema of
retirement. However, the vacancy bad ban offered to um
gellaot oacer end had been detheed. However, mint dr-
cumetancre had convinced Olin that the vemecy should not
be kept Olen any longer, and be had therefore determined
upon making so sppointreeet.
THE ARMY IN INDIA.
In answer to Str 0. C. Lawn,
Geeeral PEEL and that, speaking from memory,
the army In ladle smoosted to seventy-three regi-
ments of Infantry and twelve of cavalry, of which be should
be happy to 'withdraw as many regiment* se possible; but a
late letter of Lord Clyde's stared that moo regiments of
Infantry and easel cavalry van all that could be spared. In
fact, the great ditScully meth intlelying the Indian govern-
ment, without whose repthithe ao troops could be sent our. I
If any more could be spared, there was no doubt but that,
by means of the 'militia, means of accommodating them
might to a certain azt,nt be found. Looking at the state of
Europe, he should not have the slightest objection to receive
as many regiment, sa could be spend. (Hear, hear.) With
respect to artillery, the Indiaa government were preparing
to rota twelve batteries of their own.
THE NATIONAL GALLERY.
Hr. CONINOtiAII called attention to ronat webers
of pictures of the early Italian school he the Natfoaal Gal-
lery, which pictures he believed to be mare restoratives, and
some of them spurious imitations. H. could sot bat deplore
the apparent,' which the gallmy now presented, as con-
trasted with the time when them were fewer pictures, but
when all 'debt be relied on se genuine specimens of the
meters.

TitsCHANC.ELLOR of the EXCHEQUER had no in-
formation on the subject, but should give it his early
attention.
THE DIaBOLUTION.

Lord PALMERSTON asked whether her Majesty's
government had ea yet coma to any decision se to the day
when the dimwit:Vim was to take place, and also whether the
writs would be issued on the same day? Than was great
anxiety on tba subject anateget gwatimma of all political
partite—(" No, no," from the ndanderiel tesches)—es their
election arrangements were completely bung up while this
uncertainty as to the day of dissolution larded. He wu ems
the right hon. gentleman would be oonferring • favour on
the house could he then name the exact day kw the dim:dation.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCREQI7ER said that
the question of the noble lord was one which was very Mi-
cah to rawer taw prates a manner as he could wish. All
he could my was that Walston should advise her Majesty
to prorogue perliament daring Purim week, when, as far sa
be could judge, the new parliament might be summoned for
the 31et Mey, but it wae Impossible to Sn the day with abso-
lute exactness. The dissolution could not be proclaimed on
Good Friday, but both prorogation and diasobstion would
take place dining the earning week. With regard to the
M payable by the Secretary of State for Foreign Afain on
his appointment to office, he had submitted a awe to the
Attorney-General, who agreed with him (the Cluuseenor of
the Exchequer) that Secretaries of Slate were liable to the
fees on their appointment, and be had amordingly directed
the AttornerGeneral to entrees the gement, not only from
hie noble Mast the present foreign secretary, but from suns
of We re who had ad paid. (Rear, hear, and a
The motion for the adicamatent of the Home to Monday
was lbw ogrood to.
GOLD COAST.
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Mr. M'MARONWed44;;;;;ldrese for copy of the
earroek=lanos between Jones Coleman ',Rambler end the
Moe, relative to the Gold Coast (in conliatuttion of
parliamentary pper, No. 433, of ameion 1836).
Arai W.
INDIAN RETURNS.

Mr. HADFIEL6 movedthaTtla; ratora relating to East
Idle {Cab.! and Affghaalataa) preoentad 24th March be
An boa. member mooed that the bonne be counted.
The boom was counted accordingly. and there being only
13 ronatoes premise
The basso was ac(louraad at 20 minatas pert egret.

EXAMINATION 101 DOCILTAILD CLEIIISHIPB.—A
competitive memeinetion wee MU the edam day between
err= candidates for throe clerkships it the dorbyards; the
..:imam amber of marks ems 1100 the remelt as follows
No. 1, 031; No. 2, 406• No. 9, *0; No. 4, 369; No. 6,
1140; No. 6, 319; No. 7, 296. The drat place wee attained
R.fir. John Fenton Taylor, son of .1. Taylor, &q., /teeter
N., who hes oleo obtained hie honorary cortalkete for
elgebra, trigonometry, logarithm, ttc. Mr. faylor has bean
appointed to Shearneee ; the other eiteations era not awarded,
hot a fresh competition will be held heinsdiately for them
Civil Service Besets.

Mwriorotrrer BOARD or Wow.—The weekly
meethag of the bard woe held yerreday la No. 1 Com-
teitess-room,Guildhsfi. Mr. J. nitrates la the chair. The
financial stelecatia avowed a total Waco of the mama
amount of 66,6391. 19e. ld., and on the deposit toccata of
286,0001., males a grad total of 341.6361. 19e. ld. The
board proonded (attar to consider the memeriel rims the
COrallkiiiiollllll of Sewers of the City of London, data 24th
March, 1869, stating that they have bad wader their ma-
eideretica the Improvement of °teat Tower-Wasie, by toying
Into the peak way some of the ground lo heat if No. 61
in that street; that the orals oatmeal at 6.01., sod prey-
ing the board to contribute towards the era Mr. Lowman
Taylor moved that the matter be refined to the coseidery
ika of the works committee, which, ober ions alsomies,
was canted. A report was remind iv= the Imp* sow
isittee, awing ask procerlinips with rehrenos topes ider
for 00121111 by parties lateresea is the y re-
spired for the oar Paiute la Ileothererk end seer Coyest-
=, =Wade. a lid el the dam Mat with up to the
arch Isa. ragout to the Mathwark and Watt-
tolosar reammaleakia, alias to the mesa of 148,1161.
118,10 L hod Wei! mettle/ et 111,11461. 14e. Bd. With

goodie Covant-guday, dine monstbag to 1e3,1161. 11..10d.
and bean seeded at the am of 111,8641. 14a. Bd. After masa
further banner bed bees diecesad of the board adjourned.

Dolma Sawn' Honn.—The sloop Garland, of
Pools, la tamer, came ashore In the gale on Thursday at
8 p.m. She missed the harbour, sad drifted an the rocks
opposite the Lord Warden hotel. The crew were ell saved,
and were imroediatrly received at the &ilea Home. Every
attention was paid to them which their destitute erudition
required. The veyel beknged to chemists& It wee his first
voyage in hsr since his marriage. Ilbe wee not World, end
the poor man is reduced to poverty. TM wow at the Ials•
blue. which was wrecked lost weekretward of ilitakapsere's

Cliff, ere oleo safely homed al tbis noble inetitution.
ADDITIONAL MAIL TON CANADA BY CANADIAN
MAIL Paccsre.—lnformilkm his keen maimed that a new
contract Me bees entered his. between the government of
Canada and the Montreal Omen Steamship Company for the
esteblielmast of • weekly ssU servios between Liverpool and
Quebec daring the pried that the arnigWee of the deer
St 'swrenoe Is opts. TM lest despot& from Liverpool
under the new arrangement will be on Wednesday, the
20th Mutest, and there will be a Canadian mall packet
despatched from Liverpool to Quebec on each eneceedlng
Wednesday, until the close of the navigation.—Gentral Poet-
ise, Apra 16.

MUTING OF MIDDLESEX MAGISTRATES. —A
welt of the Middlesex magietracy was held as Thursday,
to one the badness relating le the county ; Mr. Parnell
In the &air. Onto report of the comuditee of acomuntssnd
general purses, the ooart ordered the tremors, to maw
payments at Win, salaries, end demands for the gamier, to
the .moot of 9,7741. 9s. l Id., and • county rate of id. and
a lunatteop lainsee rate of id. were made. The reports from
the three were brought up and considered ; they were
of the Maly character. Mr. Thomas Drake was elected
storekeeper to the Howe of Correction, Coldba.h-fielde. A
report was brought op from the committee on the alteration
of the Beseloire Bowe. A tender, just unclin. 6,6001.. had
been scorpted, and the troika were to commence forthwith.
The heathen of the clerk of the pears and the treasurer'.
eMcee will be carried on at No. 6, John-street, Bedford-row,
In the niesatime • and the stoner will be held at Weetwin-
der. The versaise ea the committees ceased by retirement
by rotation were filled up, and the usual formal businese
having tees gone through the court adjourned.
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APOTRICARI Me-RSLL.—The following gentlemen,
having paseed the neosesery examinations, were admitted
lionWaiss of the Society of Apothecaries at a Court
of Examinee, as Thursday —Edward Desks, Lisseillies,
Denbighshire; Jamas Mound Dawson, ledbergh. Took.
'Aire; Paha Downy, Stockport, Cheshire; Bradley Gregory,
Essen (M.R C. 13., 1869); Thomas Johnsen Hill, Melton
Ilowbray ; Robert Horoiblow, Shieeton-on-Stour;
John Foster Reeve, St. Geoesairpleoe, Camberwell (M.D.
ICieg's College, Ab rden 1837, M.R.C.S , London, Igo);
Reheard Sharp, Truro, Cornwall; Chalks Swell Smith,
Bailee, Wilts; Benjamin Themes Illn(Sein. Indian Army;
wall= Terry Thorne( n, Wensleydale, Torkshtre; Charles
Walesa, King's Langley, Herta.

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