The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-31 00:00:00

say me submitted to Hume, the eabmet of which might r
afterwards come 111Killf the romidermant of parliament. Tthe
resolution was =amnesty and surituaoo. ne--for he did not
believe *lsm wm • etembee el the &Maki, or Irish
bar, who had in mu own time mei menneratioa of any
ditecription, which the met honeemble men might not
secep• As be hod said he amid brim the whole subject
wader the ammeion of the hoses early meat mesien, sad he
wee malident the peohmks to whke he lad the Imam to
belting would be withlied with the Miele&
Mr. INGHAM was glad to bow the Atiorary-Gasaral
Ets:to bring the subject Mime the hems amt maim
perfectly convinced that the menthereol disbar were
sot liable to the imputations which some Firms
men= against them by the resolution in qnsetiemil"galt
reeoletkin yea carried to it. full extent, the bowie would
deprive theenseleve of the advantage°, the opinions of legal
inembere on important legal questions.
The sub*, then dripped.
Mr. Cl. A.. HAMILTON having moved that the hones at
its =fag adjoern to a quarter past one rtolock on Monday,
81R JOHN E. W. INGLIS,
Colonel NORTH Mt= the President of the Board of
Control whether it Is intended, =her by her hiejesty's go-
vernment or timeliest India Company, to propose the
_gra=
of • peneion to MeisteGensmi Sir John Friedley Wilmot
lsftlte K C. B ,be hie distinguished maim in the aims
of ate mo .dem et Imoknow.
Mr. MA( ARTS KY called attention to the report of the
audit committee, by which the grim of laving and &t-
-abbing the army amm o. was mindemed.
Mr. O. A. HAMILTON said that daft the mem a
easeful considmetion would be gime ha the Fara subject
of keeping the public amounts.
Lord ELC/10 called attention to the reguhtiss of the
army. which compelled aim yeare' terries before an officer
could attain the rank of major—a regulation which pre-
vented due promotion In time of war, and to the limitation
of the order of the Beth to field °Moor& which was at once
wijose and melees. Ties order ought to be opened to all
Fades of the army.
After some remarks from Sir F. Sgtrii and Sir W.
CODZINO TON,
Guerra PEEL promised that due attention should be
paid to the system of keeping the army accowita It was
Impossible, owieg to the samba. of claimaats, to 'Ma=
admission to the 0141, 011110 Beak.

Lord STANLEY rernAted dui& be could sot give a very
Malts same to the question teupsottag Owen' Ice's.
He could oaly way that hie sender were duly apprectutd.

RAILWAY AND CANAL LEGISLATION.
Yr. RICH Men root to roll Mastics to the report of the
'elect oomeetttee oo railway sod earl legaletioa. He mid
more than 300 mallow had beta exploded oa railway., bat
the vein* of railway mock hod mach depreciate!,
and which was to be attributed la tame mamma
to the isconearot Jegielatket thus* matters.

Las iperms them infer, thipabiloialasT The
public did not gain, would not gain, sad ought not to gain,
by the commission of hijnatics to tarp bodies. He trusted
the government would during the roues look this matter la
the face, and if there was to be another maamittse he trusted
the railway interest would be fairly tad in it. Until
that was done this so at would not be properly dealt with.
The booms adjourned at half-put 11 till half-put 1 o'clock
on Monday.