The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-06 00:00:00

THE DIVORCE COURT.

Lord CAMPHELT;fiersom e rem arlt; on the Mate of
business in this wart, axprastet a hope that It would acme
the sanest attention of the govantwest at so gayly porlW.
Rio lordship referred to the proceeding, in the court in
owes of cruelty conjoined with adultery, and maid thee wore
scow owes where the court ought to be empowered to aft
with slid down.

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TIN, LORD CHANCELLOR said he agreed with all that
had beet said by the noble and learse I lord. The want of
Judicial force in the court was owing to the impossibility of
the judges of the superior courts sitting more frequently with
the Judge Ordinary. It wee deetrable that the number of
thole judges should be increased. He hoped that the go-
vernment might be sble to introduce some improvements Into
the court which would suable it to work moreeflyantly:

1.,0771 ;glum
Tag tbis annooncenent.
After a few words from Lord CaLawolTE, dm subject
axlPea-
e Eall of VONOOOIIIIOII2, Lord STAXLIT of ALDER-
LIT, and other noble lords presented petitions on yahoos
subjects.
INDIA LOAN BILL.

This bill was intiO4;;;;LTLlTerii; first lime.
Earl OBEY °speared a hope that on the round maim
of the bill the government would be prepared to glre mm.
explanation of the ss which were to be token tor squal-
ling the reverie nd the expeediture
The Earl of ELLENBOROUGH hoped that the bill
WORM Melva the royal user before the departure of the
nest Indian mail es Illemday.
The Earl of DERBY rid be would acre the mooed
reading of the bill oa Thursday, and would then giro the
necessary esplanationa, No delay would take place in pro-
ceeding with the bill; after the secohd twidrg be would
move UN SUS, 011ROU of the standing orders, so that the bill
might receive the Tort assent on Friday. The noble earl
was understood to state that the amount of the loan required
at pte..ent would not exceed the amount stated In the bal.
The Ktns'a Lynn Waterworks, Markets, and Borough
Improvement Bill; the Testate& Markets, Streets, and Im-
provement Bill; sad the Vale of Llangollen Railway Bill,
were severally read a serer time.
RECREATION GROUNDS BILL.
The Earl of SHAFTESBURY moved the second reading
of this bill.
Lord WYNFORD was understood to object to the bill,
because it ambled tenants for Ilk to alienate property for the
purposes stated in the bill.
Lord REDESDALS *assent) 1 en 'iteration in the phra-
seology of the bilL
After a few remarks from Lord DDROAINNON the LORD
Cuartesttoit, and the Earl of enarrsantian, itto bill was
read a second time.

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PATENT FOR INN ENTIONSBILL (MUNITIONS OF
WAR) .
This Mil weed through committee.
COMMON BIGHTS, &c, (WAIL DEPARTMENT)
BILL.
Thu bill peeped through committee.
MANSLAUGHTER BILL.
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Thla bill wee read c third time and puma.
The house adjourned at 2.5 minutes before it o'clock.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TrESDAT, Aran 6.
The SriAzaa Wok the chair at lour o'clock.
PRIVATE BUSINESS.

TIMID READIXON.—Border Counting Railway sad Tale
of Neigh Railway Bills.
CONSIDERATION OF BILL, ORDERED TO LIE EDON THI
TABLE.—Atlantic Telegraph ComyJny (No. 2) ; Brecon
and Merthyr Tydfil Juaction Railway, Cutle Mashie sad
Dumfries Railway (a clause sad amendments to be pro.
posed) (by theyrornotera),Cbarles'on Railway and Harbour,
Forth and Clyde Navigauon, Gateshead Quay, Great North
of Scotland Railway, aad Merthyr, Tradagar, and Aberga-

rainy Railway t .
Br.COND READlNO.—Belfast cod Londonderry Junction
Railway, Cork end Kinsale Junction Railway, People's Pro-
vident AaittranCe Society, and Trak* and Killarney Railway
Co.
olonel W. PATTEN mid that in consequence of what
had taken place yesterday many members of toe home felt it
necessary to go into the Country. (Laughter.) Be wished,
therefore, to knew from the chairman of ways and means,
whether it wee his intention to move on this occasion a moo-
lotion similar to the one he moved previous to the last disso-
lution—to the effect that private banner might be taken up
in the neat te,sion at the mege at which it bad been
dropped in the present one. lie wished also to know whether
he thought it necessary to proceed (netlike with the bills
which were then under consideration.

Mr. FITZROY said he ehould be prepared to submit
• resolution in • day or two similar to the one he
moved previous to the dissolution of 1867. With regard
to the second quertioa, he should not be prepared to make
that suggestion mikes it appeared cleanable to ihe house that
he should do so. Bat he should Le ready, if it appeared to
be the wish of the home, to move that In all cases whore It
should appear right to the committee that no further pro-
ceedings should bo taken with regard to bills bakes them,
they s•oold Love power to rep.rt to the house. sad upon
that report that no farther proosedi•.p should be taken upon
them.
THB BALLOT.
Mr. H. BERKELEY gave sake that on Tuesday text
he would submit the notation of the ballot to the house.

THE PRIENIX TRIALS.
Captain O'CONNELL wished to ask the noble lord oppo.
site, if it wee a fact, so stated by the Irish pspera, that at '
the late trial at This. of Doubt Sullivan, scum., of beim •
member of tte Phonic Sudety, the eleven Roman catholic
jurors who were called and answered were directed to " Mama
by" by the crown, and that one of the persons so excluded
was a msgiatrate of the county /Leery, appointed by the pee-
sent Lord Chancellor of Ireland,
Lord NAAS sod the only officio] information be received
was contained in a report sent to Wm by the crown solicitor.
He stated that • panel of 108 persons had bean called over
that 77 pinata answered to their names, that after • certain
number ut persona had hem challenged on each tide the
jury was sworn and the hie, proceeded. He did not know
whether the statement contained is the newspapers wee cor-
rect or aut.

THE INDIAN ARMY.
Eir C. LEWIS gave notice that would uk a question of
the Secretary IR War with regard to the number of
European itOlge which it was proposed to lump to ladia for
the current year. sad with regard to the ersagsrasata nada
by her Mareaty's primmest on that subject.
MAYNOOTH.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved that
government orders of the day should have gescedence over
welkin' on that and every subsequent day.
Kr. SPOONER mid he did sot rise for the purpose of
swig the cooties but he did not thick the right hon.
remint had treated him went! onc, Ale aubjsct. (Latughtor2
li
he her•avieterwear oh
opinion on this subject,csaion l
but'' nbleauseuho
behoved • division in the went state of the hones would
mover no useful purpose. Hs believed the government
wankl (ad it Invisible to retain the oestriesoe of the CAR-