The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-28 00:00:00

B.4VLYOB 342118.

This morning was hated the report from the
select committee of the Haeses&Comnione on Savings Banks.
It contains informed= of the history and warm of legisla-
tion on the subject of savings banks; explains the mode in
which savings banks investments are made at the National
Debt-ogles, and supplies an account of the principal financial
operations connected with such investments from the year
1817, when these institutions were Bret established, down to
the present time. The committee embody the principal
points which they have agreed to recommend to the attention
of the house in the following resolutions
" 1. That the laws relating to savings banks in the United
Kingdom require to be amended and to be consolidated in one
act. 2. That it Is expedient to place the superintendence
and management of the general funds of the savings banks
In the United Eiegdom In a °multilane consisting of five
members. 3. That it le desirable that this commission be
constituted of the Chancellor otter Exchequer, the Governor
of the Bank of England, ot la his absence the deploy-
governor, sad three other persons appointed by the orown,
of whom one shall be paid. 4. That all expenses of the
commission be paid out of the monies of wisp basks ;
that the surplus fund shall be inveeted in public securities,
and the interest canted to the account of the sorplos fend,
out of which such *apneas shall be defrayed. 6. That the
powers and duties at the monied= shall be defined by
act of parliament; that provision be made for the summon-
ing and holding Masted intervals the meetings of the com-
mission; that three shall be a quorum, and the =ll2OlOl
of sash enesting duly ',coeds& and signed by the chairman.
6. That the rules and repdations rebating to the receipt and
payments of ell monies, and to the wares and eels. of
stocks and all securities be pealed at meetings of the com-
=beim specially convened for that purpose, and
shall be subject to the approval of the Lords
Coramieeimiers of her Majesty's Tresury. 7. That
the annual accounts of the eamminlin, containing
the receipts sad payments of all istorh4 eel esary detail as
to the sales and psrehasse of stocks saute asearithe be-
longing to the savings banks, within Alhe year ending on
November 20, in each year, be audited lot the Caemiesionese

of her tdaiWty's Audit. 8. That Essildy arammte of the
tiosipts and paynsiske dal seesese. art of sales sad par-
dons of stooks sad ethieresidtka, be Warred by the ocea-
ariesin, sad copies of the wasthly WOW' shall be for-
warded le the Dads Caussirs ree of bar Majesty's Tres.
wry, sod so the Griner afar Bisb el yields
re week of the following mead. O. Sid dr enamel so-
esate, containing the reed& seepelsessle of all
sad every detail se to the err- sad reehere of seeds7t
of wire IMPOStitiell of the eerier hair be bid brae both
Hisses el Perileart Is the Int weds et Pellasary. If per-
Hamner le sire& Ralf Istillreest norms dielne, this within
sr days sad Aber the Err Ain of puler.. 10. That
so ides, pram; or ascisespe of rooks or sseurities held
by the eserardes obeli be solo, same es repaind for the
perpser el the err. bear, sad dud se fatediag of Ea-
rner Di held by tie scorides dein is futon be nude
wither the eperd isrfrrig es set of parliament. 11.
That the ressuliers sherd be aspeseired by yarlimornt to
Meer a 'perdue if ends frols. aol asseding or-third of
the whole, Is rem aesatthe das Ise
parierd with those hire tires ere
aseedsowdisasthersed berg woks as
are Greeted or sweater under ea eel of pediumest. 12.
le Thee It laszpidlist that say ezierig filidesey of the
Orb sherd be sire the yowl el rain* the prow
lees el brier eased Se re burr bet ride waded
of ON 11111ftlaild &Gray be aihrel he the eiadlastret
of parlisresse. 13. net say tastes sepias ressie of the
bused ern be serried to the wilt of • isenries Or/, to
✓est say seed therm lows, or &drew of Yew ; lot
If then trill be as surphis to meet awe drains, of la-
me% the rate of bred allowed to wrier bear shell be
inhered. 14. Thee die easerides shell
larprmlidwar Y inhered.firm ve=roptkererestry the wires
be loft, sad dr sidle tad res= des rrelpe sad
C=et dersete, ea the by say ists
11:els bath deli simples seeerley fer thatkposits
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ler repeellsa of restrilet red Or eirrre doe rea-
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' ease diode be pireelteed to ewer Se sere el=
Ira=lir seek se hem lied their Mee
, vies of wary serer bask riga lie fdigetee, waly
afar der hew bra 021114 by the banister fad mad
fee
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be Medal hiVisime Ismael the dat 9 IV., e.
92. 19. That the r llNOtisMet ded
of deposits peyebb es be alitheed.
whirrs say drub dal wear to NIL, as newels
sheen may, with the otared of thrasher e diseur lame •
rides ol that deport 4 the kw the of
1003 rook, the Wend es whir shell be resolved by the
earisidesere, awl be plead to **deportees errount"

We (Pod) learn that Sir John Dean Paul, whose
nos bus been so nolorious for new yews peek le now a
bspoises lonstio in the Postonville
The ovoid serried; on Sunday emcdop at Walt-
Weeks Abbey lave boss dlocoutinsed until further wake.
Advice. from Venice announce the death of the
'isp ed that diocese, Mgr. Gloom, brother of the groat
malOor.
A letter from Belgrade of the 18th, In the Leiprie
Gaunt, :—" • Turkish seklisr this etradreg insulted
the Prussia& deg. Although tla isrdt wet way verbal, the
consul temormedy dismadisi satisitelles." _

M. is Magas:abed is sajoariag at Evian, is
Sovoy, for the bum& of Ids bola.
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The Beaten". journal enneenedi the arrival in
that tom al a Y. Ftlath, who tibiae to be the Inventor of
oviatibta sad who at all mate appease to have radioed •
Leas beans is a few yew* by the sale of resawrou. yowl-
male ; be Ira leash' NI estate with Ida plat, tad Is building
• weetellhai Mood= gas K.
Me:Mime Dames is still in St. Petersburg.
Hs puendiEbed is ea, of the ,kwaritalo that city•
wows oth the lath M. di motorat, will-
het of the of Bt. Ism",
The Ors* Andrew, thine beellieee, have pre-
' emelei to the ethiseel draw et P.
TheiPeeheillee shuts- in Prussia. are obliged to
werraableolothiretweitosi the Prorebit geettavelat 'ow
Wine iwyeao the etre "digs to Me itophylo of
that
war sod febseefba Ts Ildbavibliiateasowever, Ilse ee
agree of friesterwlea, thus cf tie to have
ot their lege a Ma, diem of rale". a *hod, led Moth of
the Wipe^ en anew.
" ?airtime' " ItarOtrre.—A emit he. bon
emeamoidi is Cf weeiamemo et the hobs and tea
seeetbefe et the , Wery's, Nefelob.
tbrabobtor (111=t1. 111) etho the ether
%Vspa coroameiaa," die bast deed
I name bit Bipeds %sow leant= et;
am pertleater tedegistaa ahmil ha immtdial to eddied= bite
Oho dm* dehrof•Aowt of titepti, Of to he daubers of dint
timmeliP—ltryPora, .

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'LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE TURKS AND MO]

A despatch received in Paris last evening states
that on Saturday last, July 24, the Turks encamped
on the frontiers of Montenegro made a new offen-
sive movement. The Turkish force consisted of
3,000 men with two mortars. Five Montenegrins
were killed and eight wounded. It seems probable
that the Turks surprised the Montenegrin outposts,
and that the latter not being strong enough to re-
sist retired.