The Express.
London, England, 1858-03-05 00:00:00

GENERAL PEEL AT HUNTINGDON.

The re-election of General Peel u member for the
United Boroughs of Huntingdon and Godmanoheeter took
place yesterday (Thursday), in the Shire-hall, Huntingdon,
There was no opposition, and the proceedings altogether did
not occupy mere than an hour.

FE U:

Mr. Walpole, one of her .1.1t7;i30s gecretaries
.of
State, was yesterday messed to reprise* the Univerety
of Cambridge. The proceedings wire of • zoisely farmel
character.

THE CHARGE AGAINST MR. irltAc BUTT, M.P.

The following are published u the resolutions of
the committee of tie House of Commons appointed to Inver
tigate Mr. Roebuck's charge against Mr. I. Butt :
1. That heat Butt, Esq., Q.C., a member of this boom,
did not, as stated in the petition of Edward Lees Colby, in
or about the months of July or August, 1836, oorraptly enter
into an t with his Highness Amour Ali Moored
K ban, or his agents, to the 'Soot that the maid lasso Butt
should, for a sum of money, advocate and prosecute, In the
House of Commons, with her Majesty's government and the
Honourable Best India Company, the claims of hie Highness
for the recovery of kis territory, of which he had been de-
wired by snnauttion by the Honourable East India COM-
piny, oar, " in pursuance of such corrupt agreement,
dims some of money been actually paid by the said
All Moored Khan to the said lento Butt." . _

2. That Ileac Butt, Ksq., in or about the month of
July, 1867, did enter into an sgreement with his High-
DNS the Ameer All Moored Khan, to go to India to
mist him in prosecuting his claim with the local
government of Bombay, in consideration of the sum of
10,000!., of which the said Isaac Butt received 2,0004
(1,90 W. set), end the remainder WU to be paid in bills pro-
posed to be drawn or accepted by the Arnerr.
3. That Imo Nat, Pee., did, in the period which elapsed
from the math of June, 1868, to the month of September,
1867, adviseda mist hie Highness Ali Moored Khan in
pressestlegar elides en the government of India, and with
that view frequat pereosal interviews in the year 1867.
afar the weresing of the premed parliament, with the Presi-
dent of the Board of Control, and also some communications
with the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Bard
India Company, and with one ether member of the board.
4. That on the 11th day of August, 1867, Isaac Butt,
Esq., received from his Highness Ali Moored Khan a cheque
for another sum of 3001., but it has not been shown to your
committee that such payment to Isaac Butt, Esq., had any
reference to proceedings is parliament.

ST. PANCRAS ROYAL DlSPENSAltY.—YoiSterdity
the anneal meeting of the sabot:Tiber, to this institution was
held at the dispemory houseßurton-crescent ; E. W.
Wedesco, Esq., in the chair. T. E. Baker Esq., the hono-
rary secretary, read the report, from which it appeared that
2,360 patients had been treated during the past year, making
the total number since the foundation of the dispensary in
1837 to be 48,978. The disbursements during the mat year
amounted to 4261, 12s. 9d., • large item being the charge for
midwifery patients, while the receipts did not exceed
Mk 2s. 2d. The committee, with regret, stated that they
have been under the nementy of selling. moiety of their
stock in the Three par Cent. Counts, and they earnestly en-
treated the aid of the friends of the dispensary In support of
the institution. The report wee received sad adopted.
ROYAL 0111110PADIC HOSPITAL.—The annual
court of the governors of this institution, established
general for the cure of club foot, &c., was held yestelida
(Thateday), in the board-room of the new losepttel,
street. Mr. Quarles Harris, one of the viewpresideatoze, sad
deputy-chairman of the committee, presided. The report
showed the total receipts of the year to have been 2,6801.
19e. 4d., a considerable lacrosse over the ordinary receipts of
any previous year, but not equal to the tad expendi-
ture, a new ward having been opened d the year in-
evening the number of beds to 44. The patients
admitted during the ar was 1,680, and the total number
since the opening of the hoepital 22,307; the applications ere
continually Inatesdni, and ND severe oases, which can oily be
treated as In-patienhkare now waiting, and cannot be received
for want of (Dads. The committee had received notice of a
bequest of 6001. to the hospital, the will of the testator direct-
ing the payment to the charity of a second sum of 6001. out
of his estate if within one year after the death of the sur-
vivor of named fire or a lees number among them
gave.liks um of 1001. to the hospital. The report was
unanimously agreed to, end after some alterations had been
rude be the rules, end the general buena§ of the oourt dis-
posed of,' Woks were given to the committee. medicel and
Ober caws, es else to the chairman of the day, when the
emit broke up.
MIDLAND RAILWAY.—We understand that Mr.
thainel Bee* IL.d
by P., bee yielded to the urgent request of hie
tworkar ikeetsch eel meneelei own/ the chair of the
' Nand lewd, wee Mr.