The Express.
London, England, 1860-02-04 00:00:00

Tull LAND TRANSPORT CORPS.

Mr LAI NO baring said that tha Musa at ii. rides do
adjr.un. 1411 %Canty otrat,
M.. I'ULLARO-UKQUH ANT tolled ultell'inu to dm
tea, ertain 'Akerstea, of the arm/urns, &her baying volun-
teered 1.00 ^ he Lead Transport dderredhillet runs. the Pro-
ord. ion .1,44 nee granted tosibana ale ware stook:ly engaged
fa the on the pima of th.ir norms hewing
sharer. I In frowerel orders as apriated mtil further orthoe.
The Ito, eeb.leasea qountil Whore from Own/ Wetherell
sad C..lriegtos etetteg that nothing different woo
wen& by the varying IPI7III of the general orders; end
the se rupnlor claim awed be sooresod ow the around of
priorit.. 11, thervfor• onateaded that street lajoatios howl
barn ,1 dr, to dune ofloors who Mil sot bus promoted with
the root.

HYDE-PARK.
Mr. P. JAIIU biked the Poet Lard of the T
what idea the peeresses propose, tor the ors=
redtisett.a of the apace sew 'meat by the removal of
shrubs sad gravies tress ? The honourable and learned
meats, odd that the @abject to which hi* question re-
Wed wee a pest importanoe, not ally to those who
resided is the lilissethate neighbourhood, hot so effect-
gm elm tanumertui sad trerration of all that dwelt la
the metropolis. Is IMI Lord Lll•myeer. wbn then filled the
(Ace of Pant Comeniselener of Weed' and Foresta, had the
spare betwns the Marble Arch sad Kenstsgtoe-perdene
perf with Kersies. There bed preoloosly bets many
rossplabste es le the state of the parks, sad this cheap., wee
meet approved bath by do public sad by the hews, which
smutted MW., sad is the followleg year Low:. Isom for the
;anew .Irarryisg It it° tile.< The Araks karts, thrives
ewe well, and • very pretty walk heels, time barn mule, •
mauler ,none was e&sdrel brteries the Kidd, ArtA asp
itoisbope-pare. Khoo lord Jahn Kamm filled the
alike he dual tint hangere with the plea; obi,
Le believed that the public eery magi oppeovoilast
the bed's comoderentiewship. (Ilan beer.)
Loot.ear the late Kr. Filmy euesseilled hs tba

rumble bed ; ead be we perMallia=l6lelr
bat Aght bes. stelbusSe sus be be
hese MIS the dessett mob Ober, hem) The right
▪ setthses bedbug prided we their debts is oss.
latillaS led led Iss essdesiell the private bedews el the
les& Is the Or esedly bauldideml all be eeldbeet at
• thaessb d nil le the other be susbbed
the lagettibilly dsr ~ Op with Be IllidAteit
newty is (Land chess) Mr.
n wee Itbsir = 1669. aed b•
Jame) bilhered NNW say that tight bon. gantleses
haw sotliteg if be Mope Irbil& wee atter mods takes.
leased, his ellifildeit wee • bear. and it mama
him to dr beam item Ms bet seism to his drtb.
Or boy essies, Ye b Idessubse, aline camber of s-
tares" sr eselsome, et tibletse they ware car, were
amt tae be yea, mei lbe ettisdei Ey bed elate" be
esspide sesballue of be abbe, end Owed the Ow
We sumplete dont By lobes saw
sited
wee hue be
petite did eel Ism ; bet • deperibe waited os dr Awe
Lad at be Terwary. who hid thoo that as had NIN9IIIII
ben 60 WOAD OW Immo a aim ahmdia.rryy ablemest,
these it wee the letustbe et the Is turn
SS et be yea Ise • sanely. New, it there woe
as t use this wit
beadtel bias mother, it
wee • tatteary Is as eases sly* see It
be an st is Melts or Iseestra. (Boer, bier.)
The sable lord bud Neil bet than arse se pelts* heat the
automat that woe sal* web, te be dint AS bit
dirge had Oohs piste Is sir te Sere sonde isimithd
tahabiusta Is tate astsithrebeed et Prek-has. Be (M.
James) vas %Wm rid that this bad lose dame wittier soy
intim/kat having bum free la bar faloiraty, ee es be
Rases ad the Pail. Be mbeehood bet It was elves be
CVthat.* altreades seal Wm piste without wiles
sire* Mbar le be Mows or to the Brags et the
his Royal Highs= be Dube et Careteldp. That s4st
to be, to be se he dew, the bleorry ot the mansards. Es
did sot haw whether the ells al First Cominissicear
Sorb bad his. deed sy or sot, bat he trusted that that
°WM, whoever he mishit be woad direr his admen M
this gemtims, with &viewed mar* as soots as crib% titet
some el amortise.

Lewd PALMERSTON-84r. I am very glad that my has.
mid lowed framed bee beeeight this matter befog* the st-
leation oldie Means, I thick ‘t is ',eyeballed to dispel
adeapprebeasione wlttb appear to have very generally re-
ed/WI are the sahret to which the question estates. I
Weald. is the Drat plea; say bow very much ratified I is
are every member of thle house most have been by the teed-
momy which my boa. sad bathed freed bore to the mostly
of oar latimated Mead, Mr. Fitaroy—frawal thews)-4
geetlesmaa who pommel the good will and respect of beth
Wilmot this house—(smar, bear)—perhaps in a greeter
than beefalba to the Mt of meet of those who have
public situadoes. (Her, bar.) For wed, I will only ay
that I have kat a eery siwere and valuable friend. Bat peat
injustice has beds done to Mr. Fitzroy by the moms width
have hese drculated. I bee. made It my badman te Werra
myself upon that which has passed ; seed I must is the Met
place beg to correct a misapprehension which poems to have
been communicated to my hon. and learned friend as both*
answer which I gave to the deputation which I bad the
honour of receiving. My boa. and harmed Mind has bon
informal, and thinks that I stated, that this stip of grenad
was to be (wavered into a nasetry. Well, in one seem of
the word, it was bimodal to ke • army, instanter bee that
is • sentry which is filled with eldidren. (A lam, ..) These
walk.. am we all know, are thronged with children &Privies
health adamusement hem the opportunities Wel:gam sad
air which they afford theca. But the simple fact is this, the
arrangement made by Lord Llanover wet one whit& 'wally
contributed to the beauty of the place, and to the reoreadas
and he elth of the panes ohs frequented the perk It gave
them an agreeable walk, with shrubs and Bowes to look at,
sad gravel paths well edaptedto the purpose* fee while they
were cowteacted. It DIMr entered into the ooasseplatien
of Mr. Fitzroy to alter that arrangement. That which was
found was that, this ground not having been prepared In the
mass elaborate manure as that Is which the garden between
Hyde Park Cotner and Sranhope-gate had been prepared,
the she abs put there did not thrive. It was the intention of
Mr. Fitzroy to remove those shrubs, and to replace them by
others ; and instead of the flowers, which had been put
thee. and did not escaped, arrangements were made to pre-
pare an ample supply of Sowers to be replaced there as soon
as the season was fit forsook &corvettes. I am not
g
that those who walked there sad saw what lon:rill!
• fallow Add, not being informal otherwise, should haw
apprehended that that was Intended to be the permanent
comers of the ground. But that was no mon Maeda to
be the pewrst condition of the ground, than • fellow
geld I. hassled to be the permanent condition in widok a
firm is to be kept by a farmer. The emend, having been
cleared fa this wry during the winter, would be bettor
adapted to readve thcse beneficial influences which the abut-
sphere otromosioates to soils that are exposed to It. In the
meentima, reprostioas base bow made for improving the
soil by manure and the atilition of better moald ; and se
soon az the mama &ball arrive when operations can be ad-
vantageourily performed. there will be put foto itt aooordiag
to • plan I have wen prepared under the dire6.oe of Mr.
Fitzroy. rows of shrubs, some evergreen and some towering,
and rows of flowers between them, with walks on either
side, and I venture to my diet when ibis rerangemeat is
complete, the p
te üblic will not slyly be satisfied, bat
acknowledge this to be tor gratifying end spread& te the
eye then the previous onndition of the park. (Heer, bear.)
Sir J V. SHELLEY sad that the statement of the noble
Lord had given tam very much pleasure. He thought, bow-
ever.that if the plants did sot thrive, some blame mast attar
tn du. auperinieadent of the parks, muse they all knew that
treeeplaeled trees required • great deal of are and wateriag.
evertheless, so far from the garden not being prepared to
receive the Ernie, ha was e' au prim& to see that they
had got web • peed held of tie ground. Bat there was ono-
etine oa which be wished la seeks an Weervatioa. He
thought
it weld be impossible le replace these shrubs again
is the rowed, fee is taking them ap, he observed they were
tow t* by ths reels, without any Mogi being made to pre-
serve dim in dos saws amaiiiisa. Now limas pleats bad
lit in brought from Kandisgbon-gardans at an expense of
1001. ; the pleats were worth mom two or three guineas
▪ and he thumd like to knew what had boa dims with
theta ? He meat, however, mem bis satid.etion at the
choose that had beta awls, and be biped It would be par-
owned in.