The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-22 00:00:00

LONDON, WEDNEWAY IVENING, JUNE 22, 1866.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDL—TvzsDAY, 'viz 11.
Their lordship mat at Ave (Meek.
Lord IirDISINILI Mt se Spatter in the abeam 1 Lord
Campbell, the are Land Peacebor.
TM atteadeacts el pees wee wry some, the 31mords of
Cherloards, Loud Illmtea&, the iert et. Gamme, the
led of lisesbormsgh, sad Lea Emile' Wog at Prim-
a* ommiente ad the stsisteriel heasise. Lord Claim-
lord, the Daft of Itattand, and several of the emerrvative
peers were peetat early, and took their pleas ea the oppo-
sition Me the twom. Lord Diseghem set he hie usual
plea ea the uppr oppoltion bench, bored the pairway,
and seat DM was Lord Ihonghtoa.
Lord BROCORA Id, Meisel et. 01111AWS, Sid ODOR two
other pesrs presented pdtions, bat la so tom a toes that It
wea hmeerihie to gather their purport or prayer.
Lord REDEBDALE, in moving the adjournment. ob-
served that he Itall bees repeated by the noble earl (Goon-
sill.) to state slam the house would meet os Thursday oily
to praised web pirate bills, mad that ao pablic Malaise
would be temenoled until Thursday week.
Their lordship thee 'dimmed at twisty minutes past

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TuzsDAy, Jun 21.
The Brassie took the °heir Wetly before 4 ti'doek.
A creelderable (amber or woken wens present. The
Mane of sets masweet S the chew or (overa-
wes took Wee ea fhY ocemise, the Ramie oeseryte(
the healtes bated the Treasury Imeoh, the atessras-
Was lealag ewer to de madam We, sat amaliese
of the am prerameat who were woad were Mr. Clive,
Under-Semeiery for the Home Desertmeat ;Mr. Bawd,
Secretary to the Treasury ; sad Lad Chew* Pei*,
tlecretary to the Admiralty ; Sir W. Halter sad Mr. Veraca
Smith she set on the governmeat boseL AIWA, the sew
bore d the late goventawat prewar were Lord
eteeley, Mr. Itetbaron Narrater, Lard WA* Mr. itoymosr
Plisaweld. 14.Ostierae Hardy, Mr Wilkins Jeßits,
ittoSord Northooes, Ma. Whiteside, sad Ik. Mowbesy.
Mr. Roebuck took the pace es the trout mat cia the oppoa-
tita aids blow the , which bee been for some time
pet occupied by Lord oha Rama

SIR ARCHDALS WILSON.
The SPEAHRR nommunicatad to the house that he had
roceived a lister from Major-Oenwal Sir Archdale Wilma,
acknowledging the vote of thanks awarded to him for his
services 'nth' lets war In India.
PRIVATE BUSINESS.

The Lands' Is C7oWpan—y—ial and the Whaley
Railway (No. 3) HUI were read a LOW Rine and paned.

CHASING-CROBe RAILWAY BILL.
Bfr DE L. EVANS moved that an humble darer be
pressated to her Majesty, posher that she will be greokmaly
pima to sweat • wslast to investigate sad report
epee the veins madam pelmets of which the termini are
efrrilts eiribmaia 'Win or lathe immediate vkiciity
atstr
Os=he
Mr. Inks
that Re May caused by the appoint-
-11111•1 el • Gemsboks% of this Idad at thls period would be
prectkelly fats! Se the bilL The evident* Wore the rem-
settee was comprehasslve and satishotary, showing that the
proposed lee was calculated to relieve the traffic of the
sheets, and the Admiralty and the Board of Trade had broth
expressed oinks, in its favour on the ground of It. tend/my
to distribute the trolly.

whir fifii, as • governor of St. Thomas's Hospital, ob-
jected to this pia., as interfering with that institution. The
proposed line started from the loath Eastern terminus, pared
thimugh the borough, and crossed the river to • terminus at
Hungarford• market. The line warned within eight fest of one
of the wards of the hospital, and it SU the deliberateopinion
of the medical °Moen oldie establiebreent, that if the railway
carriages were constantly passing, that ward, and perhaps
the whole of the hospital, would be =ekes se a reap •
tack for the Nick poor. There were no km
then 600 beds in the hospital, sot one of which was
at this moment unoccupied, which showed the value of
the institution. In 1841 the South Eastern end Brighton
companies were desirous of improving: their termini, and the
hospital having given them every facility, the loath-Eastern
agreed sot to encroach further on their property, but that
company wets the principal promoters of this whams, and
had contributed 300,0001. to its capital.
Mr. W. PATTEN saggerted the impropriety et this
moths at this ems of the bill. If the motion had been
made on the woad reading there might have been some
reason for it, het the bill having passed through committee,
it ought not to be made on the third reading.
Sir DE L. EVANS this withdrew his motion, and the
bill was read a third time and peened.
LONDON CITY OAB BILL.

On the moticiltirtilile bill be ;;;;1 ae;tWed time,
Mr. Alderman CUBITT moved that ft be reed a mooed
time that day three months ; urging that the City Commie-
slows of Sewers bad beau dottrel that it would add to the
nulasnote of the river. It had been just stated to him by
the promoters of the hill that they would cossant to poet-
pall the second reading foe a fortnight. ("No, no," end
divide.) He would press his motion.
Colonel NORTH urged that the DM bad pawed through
a full examination by a committee of the Hones M I,ords, and
be thought It ought to be reed a second time. He had owl.
dents (parte of which he read) which showed that the wake
at the pa company In question oonld not canes say
sinimaaa
Mr. CLIVI, without going into the merits of the bill, sug-
gested that the emeadreont should be withdrawn, and the
tweed reeding be posVoneil for • fortnight—ei no, no ")
neat the respmelW members of the goverment were in
their places, for this, thumb a private MU bed reference to
a department of the government—the Baird of Health.
Wr. W. JACKSON said that postponing the eased read-
ing for • fortnight week' be fetal to the Mil. He objected
to the Home Department constituting itself a committee of
that bona. . . .

19451HERON-7LBTCOURT urged that the bill ought
to be Mowed to be read s mond time.

ATiffaitikoaglit thiTall ought to go toe wan-
=Mee ; the tight to ewes it as the third reading being re-
armed.
The swiesdamint was then withdraws, sad the bill reed

PUBLIC BUSINESS.
SHIP BUILDING IX THE NAVY.

--
Lard C. PAWIT Orbs had a le:rear the parr far sr
Let esemsaris amegemeat sod evenfi-
tars of the Ileprimat of Os owl) a•M that
he wee sere hie aside ~la him Mill fie a as.
Veto prorate imprewereat lathe flayndmant
of the navy, sot wolf ~we that
the~a et the
had of the A.dwik•lty wee astardeil hy ea aged desire. If
therefore he arid reward= of the hare to withdrew the
motion whir rig in his ~a k was set from any wish to
shirk the orsera, tri Wired time who desired reform ia
this matter ~I pat esalasane ts the noble duke sad
himself with ~saes to whet they were about to do, sad
not reek to ~ a willing horse. . . .

Mr. JACKSON raft patios that next ',mica he should
take ap the matter which tee noble lord had dropped, and
move he a onemdttee toinquire into the ship-buildiee depart-
ment and general expenditure of the Admiralty. (Hear.)

BIOTIC'S OF MOTION.
POOR LAW.
__ .

lb. AYRTON p e notice for an early day to move foe a
ashes trwoolittee to inquire Into the administration of the
per
REFORM IN PARLIAMENT._

Mr. E. JAMBS gave sow*, that on Monday week he
would ark the Drat Lord of the Treasury whether any
hill to mused the representation of the people would be betro-
ths:4ml la the punt BMWS. (Ironical cheers.)
RAILWAY COMPANIES ARBITRATION.
Mr. WILSON PATTEN gave notice that he would move
oh a future day for leave to bring in a bill to enable railway
companies to settle differences with other companies by or-
bit/slim:.

THE WAR OFFICE.
Colend DUNNE gave notice fog an sarl7 day to move for
a select committee to laquire into the organisation of the War
Department, especially tins civil department, and the Wenches
Into which it gram divided.

COMMITMENTS IN COUNTY COURTS.
Mr. COLLIER gave notice that on th►t day fortnight he
would move for leave to brief; In a bill to limit the powers of
county-court judges to imprison for small debts.
REGIMENTAL QUARTERMASTERS.
Captain LEICESTER VERNON per notice that on
sth July he should move for • select committee to Inquire
Into the owe of regimental quartermasters under a recent
royal warrant.
RIFLE CORPS.
Mr. PALK gave notice that on Tuisday week he should
wove, her Majesty having gives leer senctlou ands the
set of Geo. 111. to the eatabliabment of volunteer rids
corps and artillery in maritime places, that this house do
re.olvs itself into a committee for the purpose of parsing an
'Abets to her Majesty praying that she would give direc-
How foe the wrpoly ad the necessary arms and ammunition,
the home g to make good the same.

--- -- ----..
METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS.
Mr. J. LOCKE gave satin that ea Friday west he would
ask her Ilejsay's Fink Couradseteeer of Weeks whether the
Meropoli an Bead have conmeaced the caestractica of low
teethe
lave awes, teethe al paneetbag the sewage of the
naserepolis boa late the elm Theme ; or whether,
ea the mann, are aleely proceeding with high level
seven, he cedar le net the water from brooks end rivulets,
sad she the min water, from passing into the river through
the purest sew" thereby increasing the foul este of the
priest seines, sad also of the river Thum.

livoind doctors; via dr ammo al their mow reprs-
•entatins.

DEFENCE OF THE COUNTRY.
Sir C. SANER, who had a =So oaths pope for •
select ocsoadttee to inquire OW the elate of the Admiralty,
with a view to its recoostraction, said Shot la the absence
of her Mejesty's ministers he should sot proceed with it,
but postpone it until that day forteight, which would give
them ma runty of oeolag how the new Admiralty be-
haved. boe) While he wee oft his legs he wished to
say that had been made very tummy by something which
he had heard that morning. Lord Derby, fa a 'pooh he
had made at • meeting of his friends that neorniog—
The SPEAKER—If the hon. and gallant gentleman
oossindes with a mottos he can makes speech not other-
wits.
Sir C. NAPIBR would move that the hems do adjourn.
Hs understood that Lord Derby, at • meeting of hifriends
that morning, had elated that he had heard that the Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Gladame) had stated that he
was shocked at the expenditure of the 11011111r7, and woo de-
termined to reduce it. Now the Ohmmeter of the Exchequer
might reduce expoditure as Touch as he thought p=:
but he hoped that there would be no
tion of the defences of the country. (Hear, Mar.)
He gave the late government great credit for what they had
done towards placing the defence' of the conalry in a proper
position, though be did not think they had gene far enough
sad that was why be voted against them, beau se be hoped
that the others who were to COIN into ofBoe would go a little
further thaw the late government had done. He trusted the
Moat government would now persevere, and that there
. would be no redaction of our fiesta, but that on the contrary
they would be angusated • If the goverarnot did aot do so,
the opposites side of thi hones ought tie eke up as some
egoist them. He wee happy to see it dated in the news-
papers that two more limeof-battle ship had Jost beam
put in commission, main twisty-slz at sweat.
After reading a as paragraph about the Eli-
sion fleet ha the Bettie, the has. and gallant adobd re-
marked that It was impossible for no to conceive the mischief I
and confusion that would be created in England by the pre,
sense of twenty or thirty Russian red of the line in the
North Sea. France had also a large fleet, nearly equal to
our own, and we ought to strain every nerve, even if we had
to double and treble our income tax, to make our naval force
auffideut to meet them both together. The hon. and gallant
admiral concluded pro forma with • motion for the adjourn-
ment of the house.
Mr. WILLIAMS said that the hon. and gallant admiral
was always la favour of speeding the public money, but he
might Owe waited until the government were present in the
house. Both the late government and the present govern-
ment must know better than he did what was requisite for
the defences of the country, and he was the osly naval
Milos in England who was frightened or afraid about the
matter.

The mocha was thee withdraws.
PARKS AND PUBLIC WALKS.
Mr. SLANEY moved for loans to Wog la a bill to enable
the majority of the ratepayers in parishes and districts to
rate themselves fur the purpose of setobtiablag public walks,
parks, and places of 11010111i011 in the neighbourhood of large
towns. He offered some remarks upon the social advant-
ages of making such rookies for the beaten of the working
claws in populous districts.
Mr. SOTHRHON-ESTCOURT did not object to the in-
troduction of the bill, bat pointed out an irregularity Is the
Wens of We notice.
Leave wee given W briag in the bill.
UNION BOARDS.
Oa the motion of the Bari of MAUCH leave was =
bring bk: a bill to provide for: the payment of debts
by 'ha guardians of poor law mime, or by the bonds of
management M parishes and school districts. The bill was
subsequently brought In and reed a first time.
Some returns having been rowed for sad ordered, the
house paved to the orders of the day.
The second readiog of the Adalteratka of Food Bill was
postponed to the tad of July.
THE MINISTERIAL RB-ELECTIONS.
On the ardor of the day for going tato committee of

supply,
Mr. BRAND (Secretary to the Tremury) took occasion
to Mete the mum which her Majesty's government Weeded
to puns.. He observed that it might not be becoming ba
him to advert to the circumstances which had led to the
cheese of government, but he would state that It was the
I anxious desire of her Majesty's goverment that no delay
should hake place In the resumption of the pub& business of
that house. The home mart be aware that no new welt
could issue until alter the aspiretion of 14 days after the
mewing of parliament. That period would mph* that day,
and it would be Me duty next day (Wedneaday, to-day) to
move that certain new writs should issue in otharquence of
the acceptaace of °Moe by umbers of her Majesty's govern-
ment. The returns to those writs could not be made far
about a week, and it was telecasted that it would be quite
impossible for the responsible ministers of the crown to be
present in their places in that home until about the middle of
next week. He therefore gave notice that he would move at
the rising of the house next day (to-day) an adjournment of
the house till Thursday, the 30th of June ; and he now
moved that the order of the day for going into committee of
supply be fixed for that day.
In reply to a question of Sir H. WILLOUGHBY,
Mr. BRAND said he we not prepared to stets whathar a
committee of supply would be taken on the 30th of June.
ELECTION PETITIONS.
Petitions were received against the election minima for the
following constituencies : County of Roscommon ; boroughs
of Orem Yarmouth, Sandwich, Athlone (three petitions),
Cheltenham, Kidderndester, Bridgwater, Lyme Regis,
Hull (two), New, Proms, Kiog's County, ymouth
(two), Preston, Windsor, Chatham, Peterborough (two),
Beverley (three), Carlisle, Dundalk, Wakefield, county of
Iderioesth, county of Kent, boroughs of Dom, Bethel°,
Carlow, and Barnstaple (two).
The how adjourned at half.past 6.