The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-12 00:00:00

AUDIT OF ACCOUNTS.

lir. W. Wald—lli rose to ask the right hoe. member
for Reiser to harm the house why the camtritaliottera of
audiffe etemeat of the eepseditere ow she army and wavy le
the yam the flat of Minh, 1664 via 1,156,Mi.
MN time the amount of the mid espendature pro-
moted to the hoer There wee 6,000,00 W. sterling voted
on the credit of 'musts furnished by the Treasury,
but the .tamest of expenditure mly tuliounted to
4,200,00 W. It might be said that the acc.oatate wen
fumbled to the edit commie/dome ; but the seseusts
of the Trouts, won ad and to the audit omandedst he
amen or eight mesh. den they were made up, ami he re-
part of the grackle wee not aimplied to the Home of Gunn.
for several romethe after that. The coulee of mesas, Is
Mk ramped wee nest samlielhotery—they veM stazha
w h.pal& wittiest having say ocessee the
wary of the
mode in di
bed beam arima He would the
ellestice of the right boa. baronetded. to the feel Ike Is the
year encoded to 1,140,0604. bad bees expothal whims.
the home having any knowledge of the mode
and object; for which it bed bees • peld—emtl what
wee still mom estmenthiery was hot neither
the right hes.baronet see any member ef the tgremsment Sp.
Maud to have &mound the het. Be wirbed to impress
opts the goversamt the neeemlty of making mrsamproente
hr fmniei the bows with as aectuale emouat tithe pub-
lic expen ditSir G. C. LEWISL hoped the Secretary to the Many
wail see disk be wee tatetfaing with his predate by
meweriag Ma *leaden, but as he hen. friend had pet at
I.
cornet
sad ea he Ina nepoudble for the Meuse. in the year
tot he would give his hoe. friand ell the informed°a
in his power. The matter was a very simple one--and the
answer to the qualities wee that it would be utterly impos-
sible thet the two sums meek ned by h's hon. friend should
Is say year agree. If he would examine the
same relents for any redoes yes, he would find
the edited amount sad the Trams., moirent differ in
anactead, sad the mama was tbat tbe ems was ma amount of
the how ham the Saihermar he the year, while the other
wee the spereeriation soomat of the mulled expesdi•ure for
the year, ril& was made up about a year and a half after
the Ware, when the mow= from all the Maned foreign
Madam wen received, end the expenditure for the army and
navy was amertained. The Truman, *mould was MI the
Vera for the army and navy services for the year, bet part
of those issues would be to de'rey expeosee incurred in the
previous year, sad it would always happen that the tames for
some per •Ses of the expeeditere Wettest, to ems year would
sot be made lentil the sag year. It wee the same is
the Treseury is this respect se It was in a private batty—
however emetel they might be, some poetics of she 'wadi-
tare of the ass yam would be envied mar to the nest year
After a by weeds from err L Wemmtnitasi, the sub-
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"lit NEW GOVIRNIIIIIT

Mr. in", letiei Wier sit—Ts Vad-h-e;ntaiii by the
with reireare to rehr the_ ore=
rramirmiedepeireet, Meowed at se' M.
Pg* the
pier sad *lles ?toms for the aew handiag.
Lord KAMM% imply,
era in coasidembi
detail the sip be had taken contrast upon the moat-
serdetitas el the laid cormittse of last ofteate, M the
nom Irby Kr. Seer wee wird as the architect.
Ne 11. MALL viediested the late gerverement from blame
In seeped to the welted look" to which the matter bad come'
wise Lord J. Manners entered_ we Ake, and thought
Get mere sesidatery ?MOBS &OW be given for rejecttng
the rye
el tip competing miter who obtained the tint
ormad premiume, end taking the third, Mr. G. Stott.
The dkeenelon was combust by Hr. Hope, who ap-
=erne adopted by Lord J. Manners; by Mr.
who proberct spirt theme of Goble arid-
talon in public and dal edifices; end by Chaeral
TI=ALMERSTON said he het sore head a leas
satifieetery entrance the that of Lord J. Winer of
the mesons for the selective of the architect end for the
&dr of style. flebied in the peter of Mr. Con'ngham
eeriest the selection of the Ootkict style, which woo goln
but le briesian end the dark ogee.
Mr. 1/1111INCIL would not give my opinion on the re-
epedie gists which had bra propped for oar public bald-
, peels* be see to expert he cordial coaeurrence fe the
atlas bon. and priest member for Bradford VI to
tigradtos Imp our et messy on such
entartr peter thaw
• ARDS TO NATIVE PRINCES IN INDIA.
Mr. V. SMITH wished le re to the noble lord the Seem-
=State for India a grebes of peat imporinos to the
of ladle, sanedy, whether say rewinds or marks of
brow had bees oadared ors those native pieces or the 'r
usieieten who bad retried Anklet to bar Noiooty daring
the late Adios mutiny
Lord STANLEY rid be was very glad the right boo.
Vara bed pat thisgwedon. H. agreed with him that
wet one of great importance to the future charge-
Ofstelndist government. The whole mune of recent
e, bed confirmed the views of that school of Indian poli-
tiara who had always ma'nteined the importance of keeping
op the bdspeadence cod the dignity of the native states, in
arteedietioa tothe modern theories of annetatfon,
(Cheers.) For thee Dative tutees wield be, were it even for
Sri awn 'Merest aline, the moat faithful allies and supporters
we meld find In time of tronble.:He repeated that the cowry(
feral emote had entirelty vendel the jetties of that age-
meat and of that conclusks. The subject of the pouting
rewards to our native allies bad not carped the attention of
the government at home. Two damatches bad been sett
oat, one dated July 26, from the late Load of dinettes, and
the other dated December 31, addressed by himself to Lord
Canning, naming certain native prices as especially de-
terring of reward, and clang for a repeat on the chase of
others. That report had nit yet bees received at home,
end in matters of this bud it was boldly pos-
sible for the government at home to act ink-
Me.gtly of any previous cansultation with the
o'vetameett in India. Rewards had berm given, how-
ever, to the Enka of naiads by the met.lenseet of territory
span him to the yearly value at two lass; to the Rajah of
Sher by territory to the vales of one lac. Two other
rajah: had receivel rewards of a similar kind. and to the
Guioowar had been posted the remitters of a tribute or sub-
sidy, amounting to three lace annually, which bad been paid
by him for the support of a force of irregular reeky. That
tribute bad bees remitted w:th the sanction of the gotten-
meat here, by the ultimo and at the recomarendatice of Lad
Canning. The cases of &tallish and Roth.,, and that also
of the Nitre, were specially mentioned in one, if not both,
of the despetche e. The cue of the Martavejah of Owallor
was now under consideration. With raped to the pram-
ment of N,paul, a continued advancement of rank end
honours had ben refer r,d au the able =lobbed that elate,
and it had also beta conk-emitted to mark our asses of the
&statism' which we had derived from the govern-
ment of N.paul in the manner which the right
hoe. gentleman had imgge•ted ; instructions bed been
tent, and oorrespondenoe was still going on upon that aub-
jed, but a late di.cretion had bran lett to the Geterner-
Otani, and he (Lord Stanley) had not yet heard whether
any such arrangement bad actually ben made. He could
only may that the government here, and be bettered the go-
vernment in Intl. also, were as fitly impressed as the right
hoe. gentleman could be with the Importance of not destroy-
iog the pas and vales of them gifta by daletrug thorn to
the time when the memory el the services for which they
were confers d shout] hate prod away. (Cheers.)
OCCASIONAL FORMS OF PRAYER.
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ostponed till Monday next,
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The SOLICITOR.GENBRAL moved for leave to brim
is a bill to elrepl.fy the tide to lauded mitaten. After a
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general review of the state of the law of reel property and
the evil'. Melodies the deprecation of Its value, oritez
the want of simplification of titter, he proceeded
oceeded
in derail the mature of the evils, yid& were =Maly two.
The first evil &vending the tranahr of land was the leni h al
time which elapsed between the making the bargain and the
corep:etion of the purchase, snd the espouse attending the
laves igation of title. The other end was that, when the
caw° a es bought, if messy were to be raised upon Its sort-
gm*, the none investigation was aseessery. the MD. delay
&as:penes were Incurred, and repeated should the eetats be
offered for sale. Then were the salieut7 evils to which landed
wperty in Oslo country was exposed. In inland ter
Lariat Heisted Court had been empower. d to give re'lef in
the case of numerumben des well as encumbered estates, and
to give &parliamentary tale in the was of the tisane as well
as the latter, and this change had not been fogad to work
Nattiest° individuals. Looking at the &Midi. afforded by
tbh cntrt, compared with the ddat,sry and expensive proems
of ittvedgetias titles f 4 g salad, he edged why a eye= to