The Express.
London, England, 1858-06-18 00:00:00

PUBLIC BUBINRBB.

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The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said it
was not his intention to take committor of eupOy to-morrow
(thia day). The Public Debt Bill would be the ere order
with f to-movrew, after whieh the Landed Estates
Ireland) would be proceeded with. He also wished to
state that be shield give every !milky for discussing the
Galway Didreaoltiesniut Bill to-rearow.
COMMISSIONERS FOR THE EXHIBITION OF

1851 BILL.

On the order for the sicasidresT&, of this bill,
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER entered
Into • full explanstios el the made with the
commiseinews which tt w the ob set of the bill to carry out.
He elated that the Royal Cmendisianens her the Exhibition in
1861 found themselves le pteneeke ef serplus fund
which under their chorter they wars bead to apply to
the encouragement of the arta sad shine, sod explained
the manner la which the government bed be brftgbt into
a kind of partnership with the cemmisdeners be giving
effect to this object, and the eabernmemeto width lad bees
the result of the interference d pentesesnt. The bill wan
intended, be odd, to determine Ude pertamea upon the
following teens:—that : —that the capita eldeb bola ad-
wauotnl4l the government, 177,8001, should be email by
the Oemainiensn, with the aMities of bolt the
nut other poem& noeived dogleg the interval, lasklag
r. th• momi dabout 182,0004
1110011 wiled to engem bb selideodoe at beer-
tog that the Ate of the Nallorl Geary yam sot to be
domed. Tho emeouseneent wade, resottei iff the pub&
irlde the all ailokoehm• II in aaoselsa wee
avniovel taps ntaglia rick attgli be able to aday it,
but tbe mat *sat al polio improvement would be eathay
defeated.

Mr. SPOONEII, holoosionted to pat Ms same on the bin,
bet wises dm gel tti s memaittee he mould move an amend-
most to the mend deem, to get rid of the partnership alto-
Cat. He wadi awe to eared the public money
gosolotiut dat mai odmoo. He thought all thane
moieties shod& its WS ouggottlitg.
11r. ILINNAIRD woo surfeited to hem that rarely the
mat advised vas he be soil, although the load had
doubled sod tesitod is vales.- Tha Chanoellor of the Ex-

tthagsr setitela how The
nth. the be it om undenclood that it was by the sale
at poetise of He Isn. He thought it would b. much
Meer if the preemmeet took • potion of the land In ex-
Sege of the shim Tiny bed great difficulty in obtaieing
Soo for pommel and ot not to lobe this
opportunity. He what giving all the des-
es of tier base side.
Yr. PALL sr against the dictum of the him non
bir par wegou dm they ought not to motribute to
theptothe of gelosert: he believed that their ex-
terW t the tade and promote the
wolfs ef the iminlelme Hie great welt would be
to me sil the eilleothes entralied, md he did think that
with the prosol ef mires% soon Sting to pan of
Ion" Implen would be sand eneneX As
the portomilip se new to be dished, Ite Mien they
wenn ded %Mg en ipmenely with thealVl Cknotio-
dome ind mot them in any
Mr. ALCOCK ihought that err oneregommt Inn
we. about to be eine mon Sold be bed to the feet the
the Soo of the WA in bonmeed NOlll9Ol. to 100,0001.
lane wen that dint imam whin bed been paid by
the Tionery for that ostee end the freld nee It druid
be reimbursed to the lad 'Wag. Ho bereledmtbe glom
lotion of the to
be • an
Lord RUSSELL SS& the boa mune br Wor-
n:ten wee mean" b Mt dew Ma sped to the
sin dame of this bill. Then wee • pert the pasi
elikik woo peahen on wormy eledned foot two eterom,
one nig • great from pellareast, red the other, money
collated el the Coped Pelmo The be.. member
sir Ai set toped Nth Boyd Chemins's to
be ompailsi to give op to in oleio ie iutd win we par-
don with
wF entrueti to Imo ; yet If lb. lead
IMO Els metho MN geed et that wend be the
nen Whether rip dig ulish amid h•