The Express.
London, England, 1859-03-03 00:00:00

(Stuiiped id. maims') ITWOPENCE.

Wow So allittat pews Gowning the Moto.' (Hear.)
Be (housid...durottro, that they ought not to Lam the ato-
p:deka of losi to the chinos of whether Its owner made a
Themencirlaw wee perfectly jest sad kiss. Ceder
devastates on the eldest eon suotareded, bat If a man
cHigt7fit to air that arrangement, the law gave him full
power Mdeso • end he was eerier zo megabits but thole
which custom iced publie opinion imputed upon him. lie
(the noble lord)) should certainly oppteethe =mum. (Hear.)
Mr. LOCKE KING, is reply, said the Notch of the
noble lord showed an amount of preje *Mob ill became
the profeend leader of the liberal party, however well it
might become the noble toed in another place who was at the
Mad of her Modesty's government. (Cheers and murmurs.)
The home then divided—
For the second reeding
Against ft 271-196
The boll is coetequently lest. The moth wee imaged
with cheering.
NEWSPAPERS &e., BILL.

Mr. AYRTON sowed the etaisT;eeirng if this bIL
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL die not oppose the mooed
reed*, bat data that some amendments would be propetei
to commit es.

The billy"' time read • second time, and the committee
was appointed for Wiley.
CONVEYANCE OF VOTERS BILL.
_ _

Oi tte mrloa for "ti;;;;Zindtng of t►ie EOl
Mr. BUNT reeved that the debate Uouid be adjourned, u
the bill was rendered nukes by the Reform Bill et the
geurnmant.
3k. HILLEMAM hoped Mat the bdi bef..n the bow
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4111111. r veal ,dud up
wtok- woke emetiptio pape orb& weld be liable
to great rum • Wit • seer amount of money
Med padres in every borough, end veto In each
of Oleo* wens elerbg papers. (" Qtredels, goodies.")
The SPILL= rid he did not think that the bon.
amber was retry in order, to write el Ming mew
bebg before the bro.
Mr. RRADLAM said that if one perm mild de what he
bad doodled, • eamiratice el ream might do it, Gad •
Oar of gentlemen in Ludas might that mind awry Me-
dea la dee eleantry. (Ramer Mee of "Oruro.")
Mr. PACRI rem to order.
The SPEAKER—I have already termed my opin'ou
that the 02111110 01 the itsent which the hen. roam= is
pursuing is set in arordeeoa with the /Me of the house.
Mr. A. STEUART mosidered that the question of u-
prises weld be dealt with In amber bill, and therefore
mod postroment
Kr. BYNCfre mites that the bill of Mr. Collier amid
be prewar with. It repealed • moat obnoxious statute,
end be beW it mull
Me. COWER sea .=
readmit& the bill believing
the matter et be urger, at • dissolution of par isinent might
shortly mom. Re did sat consider • dissolution lass
hamt-
neat sow. (Her, her.) Re waitaaked to postpone his bill
because soother bill contained Miler provifioes ; but he did
not teller that that bill would pm, and he conaideied it so
bed • bill that he should do all in his power to prevent it
.pasM
(Choral
.PALMBRSTON hoped that the Mete would not
be adberned,_ bat that seem 0401111011 would now be come to.
Mr. BARROW wae owed to
the multiplication of poll-
pleas, as hiring to increase mem.
Br JOHN SHELLEY rote to err, but
The SPELICER did not coned& r that the hon. member
moat of order.
Mr. BARROW said that for each additional riling-booth
there mast be • deputy-aheriff, a legal gettlernat, a Foli-
ate*, sad other rims.
The motion fee adjourning the debate was this withdrawn.
Mr, B. JAMES mid that everyone must he convinced
that the moment supers of elections was • scandal end a
Won (Bear.) Rualations had been pried as early as
that the memos expos lord& 'Miriam
were aplint,atited the indrendinos of that hoses. Be cord
speak of the Mom of metebpelitan Mork; at he had
lie smols credal is his peaked. (Leariter.) The..
=were such as mum punnet say am of taint and
embg forward. TM seems at metrepolitan
tione-oesy be lembal or Phobary—(a laugh)—where
every reeks of Mieulerity was brought late reguisitica,
mat provost many *rotate from coming forsard. TM
system wee now mefortunaely legetiesd; WM that it was
Old to be a pose violation of the kw, though some-
time excused ea tlue peer that mime had
been paid on he& sides. (Laughter.) Re trusted
that the hems weld Maker Its Moray is petting ea
end to unneceeemy uterus by perm this bill. lie had
been chard 4001. for polling-both& in Marylebons, toots of
which were not booths, bat would hays Oersted • abler-
WM Mir ebb. (Laughter.)
Mr. P. O'BRIEN oid he Mart opras tha
Kr. A. STEUART saved that the bill should to read a
mend time that city els Melo
Loyd J, RUSSELL odd that lad year he wee of opinion
that they had no right to didninchiserl.i sot do as who
eedld not convey themselves to the By the bill now
before the house it woe Fritored to emus the amber of
polling plow, which got rid of thet objection. That objec-
tion being got ricbel,grviselerione. mg well known that the
optima of expanses be comyrose would be wry mach
ak.n to brit. ry. Than had been ears Ohms • soveratin
bad been gives fee the porde of oceaveyenes roe bell •
crows would haw been entilintat; and he had bud, of mem-
Wei 'similar taking place in the metropolis. That wee •
red Indemearat to vale, se wallas te go to the poll. (Bear
lea the
prises,Hoof" reared be so laimensel mire, et
polling which would bat no peat distance from the
eleeter, ha Amid give Igo vote Coe obie bill. (Rao)
Sir J. PAELNOTON regarded the man provider at the
hIS witboat any decided opinion ono way or the odor, sad
aha mbi, mem fat the Me be shoal give was Oat it
ear- s imenenbat time to bring Sweneta be UR
lie eenitisol there was rot hoe in obet had
been Mild by his ben. trend (Kr. DieW), The
clam in mods" did not proceed from his die of the home,
having been roger by the hon. member for lime Tower
Stingoes, end, the alleged grmed of its inborn:Mama That
it wort sera the lew, whisk was in sea unothlactory state,
with emoted to the ortolan of voters. The noble lord
(Russell) gave Ms sewn to the clause on the ground that
tt wee unwise to leave the law in that sneered state; but
on the roar that the bill belbre the home provided for the
multiphadon of prior pima the noble lord was going to
vote kr it. That might be • geed MASAI if it wee applboable.
to tho circumstance' of the moment. Bat in the present
stets of the polling Woes the remelt of leaving the law un-
certain or cram( the law, would be pro:timely to dirtran-
chin some of the prier clam of votun. Hs therefore sub-
Marl to the noble lard, cm his own therm, and on every
rid* of justice, whether the sagmeartion of tolling
pilot should not precede a change in the law. . (Hou.)
Mr. ATRTON, aft* *planing the armaments* under
which he premed the clone, *aid that • pledge had been
give hy the governor last melon that the KU should be
reconsidered, sad sow his his. a d Moe' Mond was told
that it was an inespetieet moment to rerearder it. (Roar,
hear) He thought they ought to anew tie bill to go into
oommittee.
The has. Orel—
Tot thwerned bibs' 172
Briar 162-19
The smagestmet of thementliere was rerved with
chem.
RECREATION GROUNDS BILL.
This MB meter a trend Ws.
MEDICAL ACT (ISIS) AMENDMENT BILL.
This bill was reed • third Me and mod.
On the motion of Mr. Ewe, the following committee on
the pa of the Wrote& sal appointed :—Mr. Byng, Sir
Jar Shelley. Mr. Aran, Mr. John Loch% Mr. Jobs Abel
Smith, the Jodie Advocate, Mr. Alderman Cubitt, Mr.
Arms, Mr. Barrow, Sir William Dunbar, Sir William
Batter, Mr. Peoria Rural, Mr. Jackson, Mr. Thomas
Mills, and Mr. Whitbread: power to seri for perms,
port, end nosed ; Ivo to be the germ
The lessee adjearned at • game to

FESTIVAL OF TUE RAGGED SCHOOL UNION.—
Yesterday ovoids; the mama festival sad distributka of
pets s fa comezioa with the Bagged School liaka was held
at M. blartin's-hall. The chair was aseagied by the Bari of
thdlootiory, supported by Mr. Coww, bI.P., Mr. Santos,
Admiral Berconrt, Admiral Burbly dap&
several other gentlemen, friends of Me beedl. The Mr
sad their Meads coiapistaly filled the Urge ball, the be
of the didrent brigades were displayed, sad the band of the
Union was cal imed in the zottbers gallery. TM Mooney
secreta"Una, byreawbiclia .renwasamaredi alm7Ahalgiall/711K ddregildbit bat"
been warmed in 1864, Sid ;in 18.56, Mb; 1860. 492 i
is 1867, MI6 sad h 1868, M. Of the latter somber, 120
the
pine were iwardsd to girls, sod 448 to boys; 104 of
primes had been given to candidates who bed receded prises
in breast year., and 464 had tem rewarded for Ms
ard time. It was also stated that thee minded
of Weeds whisk lied sent madam for prises was
68, sad the total awnber of candidates OS; of which
666 bed been chosen foe poses. The oltildrea and idea
Mink barbs aortas& el • p4olifol mot, the Bari el
deelleetraty aidemed the reildren is apsavyriate twee.
The mem Tidal lad Attended the earte el the salsa
showed thattbwane bodied ti ii were
plumbed Ism Ink mai slate, they tram by lye twig
0040 Sad e. by dieolifide made meld men-
►ireot eddy bed boa pawed OM It woe teatble to
mai* aro eat et deny, it behoved eseiety, Davin
ones eaeabidehed that IWO° has eerie that the Mae mae
VIM Ma IP Wind to it aseleibi tweeeed for. Ma.
omer. hilodral liseeettet, M. Papee, sad Wier /palls-
tele Ins
ad drawl thitmerftt, sad seselleditse were
adopted la beam el the object tee laid& the hettial bed
bees hal
Tam ahLWAT Rouses.—'l'e. Athol% Nara Mail
twos 311afipece Osaiew• ammegiair
Oefelis W C. Thom. *A mg from Game awilw 641 i al
llama Off M. JAR* N•waisadltud. sad hew Yak with
PbOall_i °Oft 7110 will cladLonde is
rag al ma Wt.

2211 00VAREMINT REMY BILL

A meeting of the Parliamentary Reform Com-
mittee wee held ye,terday, Mr. Batl7lll bloater in the
chair, to consider the provident of the Government
.Refoan
Bill.
On the motion of Mr. Viva. C 101141.17 M.P., seconded
by Mr. Boom CELII.II Jan., the following resolutionnee_adoiten :—" That the tin rreared by the government
professedly to amend the laws relaing U the representation
of the people does not respond to :.11•111el requirements of any
portion ofroibrmers in this country, inasmuch sa it &siren.
chime • whole clue of intelligent and .2dependollt county
vows, sot lam than 60,000 in number; relent, to &siren-
chide a oink email, corrupt, or deseadact oonstimeney;
does sot atessept to redeem the notoriously inadequate reps"-
Natation of meny large boroughs; does eet preside for the
vo.er, in the exorcise of his franchise, the protection of the
ballot; and, above all, deliberately rejects the claim of any
porting of the great body of the industrial populates to be
admitted to the rigida of citizenship."
It wee then moved by Mr. Jain WHIT; M.P., sad se-
conded by Mr. FREDIZICI DOOLTON sod cstriedtuna t.
rasemly:— That the introduction of mioh amewrare In the
Manse elCommess by her Mejeay's Ministersh a challenge
to the country to declare, with amassed strength and deter-
minate'', Its opinions on parilwassitary redeem, and demands
from all reformers the most vigorous, nutted, and instant
eartion to guard ags net the possibibty of the bill passing
law.."

Ihmetat, n Calimeita- Smola, Destratmet,
Pitour to the chair. to adopt such someures as might be
dettosett line sayers of parliamentary realm.
The Cutaway observed that at lest they bad before theta
the mbeletielel Itelcrit Bill and he was surprised that the
Hart otDeeby a Y his eonemers should bare bora so ad-
.wles m to brie( forward sea • smell araware. )
He should have suppo a that they would
good bill or none at all ; but the hal they had la
the Hesse et Occomose am outrageously delsotim• It wis
Mbar • hacelreld movement they • propmdm ew, audit
was galls feepooribis for references who really under-
stood whit the nation ramired, to entertain It for a
moment. (Chore.) If the government had set
interfered at ell in the matter they would at.. t
events have preeerved their &amok, few ftu
but ea it wea, hattempting to damage tbe come ofts
they had, in fest, dammed thanseivia. (Hoer, Mara
appeared from whet pseud at a meeting of LIM Dabes
suppererre es tee previous day, that it this bill were uotals.
coped, hie lordehip would dissolve parliament ; owl isles*
case this could be little doubt that the result would be the
diesolutios of his own Inlaid*. (Cheers.) Be' that, how-
ever, as it right, they had • duty to perform not only IR
edema totheh own character es sho'cors of Weatimlnelea,
but ale: in retake to the old recollections of that city,
(Hear, beer.) It was tbeir duty in this emergency to stead
forward and declare what kind of Mona ought fa their
o*ion to be eared out. He thought • public meeting it
the inhabitants skald be convened sa early as pomlble, fa
order that they might express their opiates Oa the entyeet;
sod he hod no &obi that the result would be • tistenninatios
to ippon the Mil by every means in Jar& power.
Mr. H. D. Roseman on to seem a reeoluVoo, said
sash as atrocious attempt at l.tim es the government
reform huh had not been seen for many years ; aed having
used the sabres carefolly, he had so hentation In savicg that
ipm so Head what a rdonn ought to be. Than wee
• ,eg in it that leaded to enlarge the constituency.
The peteAetdead me end the nitaletere of religion whom it
prelesiell to suframbise bed sterly all voles already. Por
the poor ens there woo astbieg done witatsre, r ; for it wit
set to be supposed list the pcor paid es. a week for
loge. Mil wouldtmchlter numb. re who
uow hod votes—bp rehnord to the *Os. hesboldore, who
bad meat for ocastlea. Oa the other hand, it did
milting to germicides_ the worthy chasm He concluded
by move*, the foilowiag reeol•Voo That what is
termed the Mintelerial Rehm Hill le so defective that it to
not entitled to our eulport, end we have no doubt but that
the people in orrery pert of the Halted Kingdom will repo-
diets such pratenatoos to correct the acknowledged deems to
the representation of the people hi the Commune' House 4
Perilamest."
-

MON, secoadieg the reeolutioa, ohs Weald
thanes regarded Weetmiftter, would be the dlstrehealase
sea a large number of furtvaartages boklen who had

aim for tbs'aitat y. (Rear, Mee sii W l
M
that say .new reform hill that night be peeped
weak! de away with the =all amethatioe bong* which
were left settembed by the dim Reknit IMO ; bat net it
of that close that retureed.cse master el
tmelwlitlas to to Interfere t with. As to the member
Psr seek a keret .e Armed upreemitug 900,000
that night. do for a person of ptetkel Imagination lrelt
Chancellor of the Exchequer but it would not do for men of
00022111 some. Religion did not constitute a quablication
fez a mat in parliament ; other wile, because Mr. Alderman Es-
lonmes reprinted Greenwich, the conclusion most bed:awn
that the Inhabitantai of that town were all Jews. (leuglatara
Them was mimeo-1y anything In the bill that wee worthy of
i
append sad he herd the City of Westminster would tall
the lead n twain it. (Cheers.)
Mr. Ctrithz, In supporting the resoluttoo, observed that
the government irking bill wee nth an abortion that no man
who was sincere reform., could pos.ibly accept it.
Mr. 3. Oioaes thought that even though there might be
some good batmen in the bill, the reformers of Weetnainater
wort act way windy I. mongting it. The *dyne of the
Tfeter—that the country should accept this miesen, sad
then out egehi—was opposed to the national dislike to fre-
meineelnagne. The people marl a Mery bill which
mold he a empire teem a:public eyries. The bill wan
a annetresin shame, and am loth men to be rejected untied.
rilaV*mealy adventep being that it wood the door ix
iredurin ha the
The rinolution wasi=ntoanied unudiseuely.
'Mr. linax moved the following resolution: " That
rather them be deluded by such pretentious of reform, It
will be fn better to remain in oar present position; but, fm-
innately for the country, the reheats pronnilgated by John
bight offers for our acceptence a plan of reform which we
believe is in accordance with the artiosal requitement., and
ashltdts a straightforward honesty of purpose." Whatever
goal there was in the bill isnot, he maid, to nailed to tie
pill for the ropers of a new govennert, to be formed by
Lad John Russell or some other liberal statesman; and
er meg the good imints were the sbo?iiion of the enactment
wilds leaded the expense of conveying elector to the poll
and the 101. hanchise for counties. (Rear, bear.) TN
greet danger to be apprehended wee connected with Lord
Palm°. atm. Prom what be had heard, he fared that the
Palmerston section in the Hour of Commons were prepared
to go with the government, and one of the objects of the
public meeting which was contemplated ehould be to give a
&liberate and emphatic aspersion of oprion with nosed to
the oont nuance ef Lad Palmerston la the polities of leaft
of the liberal petty fa the Howe of Common. (Hoer, hem.)
Dr. BAIMBILIDON Is seconding the re'olution, exprened
it la hie opinion that the bill ender eonsideration would lead
te s change of ministry. It yam not possible, he seid, that
seek a bill should be antic', end if ft was not carried the
Xenia radius
ressieliss bank( been
Eimetret Or et the alliting_•—" That a peblie
of tie mamas. et tte city of W. equlnstar be eat-
,' mind edge sea neaseree es may be deemed requisite to
aims an tinnve reproteetnion of the people in the Com-
mie Mere ef Pediment."
Mr. Poulton, in ascending the resolution, admitted that
the 101. franchise for counties would be a great hummer.
men, 'as the rows created by it would be far more lade.
pendant of the Isadlord than farmers generally mere. He
objected to the bill, however, on three grounds ; tree, became
it did sot glee the ballot ; because it did t take away
members front very small oonstituniciet ; thirdly, became it
did not bring within the pals et the onstitadon any very
large number of th, se who were considered beneath the mid..
die classes, but many of whom were, in inderenderm and in-
telligence, their squab, if not their superiors. (Mean hear.)
The resolution was then adopted, and a cemosithee formed.
to lake the requisite steps for convening a public meting.

THE BALLOT SOCIETT.—At the weekly meeting
of ths cascade* sommittes, held et the offices, 5, Gain
chambers, a Tuesday het W. Austin, Esq., padded. Mr.
Prat, Mr. Whitehead, Mr. haws Campbell, Mr. Elt, Mr.
Vedas, Mr. &amity, Mr. M. B. Menden, Mr. Washington
Wilke, Mr. Past tore Edwards, and abate, were pretreat.
/b. Whdebtutt proposed the following moieties in re-
finer* to the reetereent Reform Bill That whole no
anemia of the setrage, tasecompanied by the ballot, will
be acceptable to the tee* of thls country, this committee
declare their coaddlea that the Reform Biil introduced by
the 'airman' is especially mischievous, because by
Ys
she takbg of votes openly in pantiles or
centaining 200 voters, and by preemie,/ e
ammo ef voting by papers to be signed by the voter
the peseta of two witnesses, sad whkh papers an to be
afterwards open to public instant n, bribery and hared.
deka will be rendered mere sal' and antra and this one-
Wan, therefore, ers•stly entreats the friends of free sad
protsomil voting to ant awry laficatas in their pryer to
Immure the rejection of the government Reform Bill: This
nosistion war rozonded by Mr. Prour, supposed by Mr.
Washington Wilts, and carded unsabiousiy. Mr. Jamie
Campbell thee proposed, and Mr. Bydanhambtudes seconded,
• mediation to the effect, "na Mr. Berkeley be waned
we atomics of the wasp will be acceptable without the
ballot." tbeuttitsZturdstreda:7lBstosoino—irthttlE
toinlicr ighLateratmdmot thß:rieseee:ynomnoin"ariteeilnmat:riLtifflash:e
and
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tail allegtos, iigniNlS R.N., have been appointed Adz&
indeLonneents es the Itenthampten utadee.
DON COMMA/ OMNIBUS COMPANY (LIMITED).
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