The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-25 00:00:00

homelike. The engagement made the other day wag, that
we were to give up Monday to the right hen. gentleman, in
order that he might make a ruotien on the affairs of India. I
suggested to the right hon. gentleman Monday, rather than
to-day, with a view to the probability of the neat mail frun
Indio arriving before Monday, but I ban heard since that
the moil is not likely to be here until gone ttiree in the COUTO.
of Monday, end therefore I suggest to the right bon. gentle-
man whether he will take Moiday or the next ',sant go-
vernment day in the week, so as to make sure that in the
momitinie the mail will have arrived, and that the whole of
the country Si well as the Mignon of the East India Com •
pony may No in peuesSon of whatever sews there may be.
We are entirely at the di :reties of the right hon. gentleman
as to whether the arrangement abed stand Said for Monday, or
whether we shall give him Thursday, if it suit him. Of
• course the right hon. gentleman will put upon the votes what
• the 'region h. that he intends to make.
Mr. DISItAELI—Cpon a question of this kind of course
any intimation by the noble lord will have from tee my
grave attention ; but the noble lord will remember that it
wee at his own suggestion that delay took place in bringing
forwerd this question. Ido not myself anticipate that it to
of any importents that we should receive any fink intelli-
genie before I bring forward the motion whiih I intend
to make, I have heard the suggestion of the noble lord
that thin matter should be taken inteconsideration on Thurs-
day, but I hope the noble lord will not be offended at my
saying that I have a firm conviction that it in for the public
advantage that no delay ithould take place in bringing on
the diseuseion of which I have spoken; end I hope the
noble lord will, therefore, allow me to avail myself of the
sugge,tiou originally made by him. I will place on the
paper n notice of the motion I propose to make on Monday,
but it will refer only to papers, and I may say that I have
token thin course because I believe it to be an act of public
duty.
CONVEYANCE OF TROOPS TO INDIA AND

CHINA.

Upon the motion for adjournment until Monday,
Sir C. NAPIER ruse, end said the affairs of India had
caused great excitement ; and he wind to make some ob-
servations in reference to the conemmie of troupe to that
country end to Chins. The gallant ebleel drew attention
to the advantages which meld Mai the elegloyesent of
smou veseele instead of sailing alga The Parbsalar and
Oriental Cumpsny'm mewls took in male sudicieet for the
voyage, because they need coal only gming light winds end
mime. He would suppose two vends celled, sea screw
and one only a sailing vessel, and it Mid be SAMNA te may
gentlemen in the hews that the eilleg weed meth met
wltkitrt:ttis f
be from fight wind. and easy alga the seem
vessel re t advancing at the ordheuy rate. The ildp
sent got into the Bay of Boned in October, when Om
north-east monsoon would prey and they would auger
quently have 8,000 or 10,000 men bombe about in the Mr
of Bengal fora long tines if they nave gent in sailing meek
Ile had seen in the newspepees .teem vemede
had been taken up ; and he me ad. ic ta that theithit
Lord el the Admiralty, at veneer mesegemeet id
the business, had dem em liege weed Übe OM
men, but the cost of mat men m inhith rWe of
the vessels woad belle ell le dth. Ida, ism
the enormum prim oftiliMeneedie Melo yea agree
had the Channel tint beeitheiptopomlim dips Itheaboo►
they would nut have mei no neale they woad wlMn
conveyed by mercheat aim be loam
reason which ho hod no for Hying
off the Channel dist, but tar that they hoe
.till in port nine mesas of the line, Including four
'crew vessel., and if MOM of paying off screw ships we had
paid elf selling ships, we should thin have had ships la
wadi le need troops to India. He thought that this would
be a been le the government not to Lave the country with-
out a predate he oasts emergencies. He had no hasiteden
in saying thel wilt the duet opt with Allseshott, In hag!
eight boon—as was deem le Er Cadges line—ee
have lent 4,000 nr MN men eft the Tale. If Awe ales
bad been at Port maims bee the Cleat
Huard entice, we coal e= ham met 1411811 WWI is India
even though the Channel fleet had iethjelft fa We Led
sight block ships, and d proper attention Bel bun pad to
them they might have gone to India, and ham marked 4,000
or 6,000 men. If we had had the &might to be prepared at
all times we might have had the means at this moment of
mane out to India in those block ships and some
ether mewl. ten thousand men, without going into
the market to get vesicle at all. (Heir hear.)
The saws who lied been discharged bad probably found
than way to America, and they were now asked to vote 2,000
mom. Sailers, like other persons, did not like being called
span to eerie one day and turned adrift soon after. He ad-
mitted that in the case to which he referred the men went
away of their own accord, but they all know what was the
ohmmeter of pollen', and that if they could not get employ-
ment in ono place they would go elsewhere, and he doubted
whether the government would be sble to Bed the smell
sember of men that they looked He woe happy es m-
otes that the Admiralty ba neatly taken up a numbed
etenbsiemeh, and were new mthavourieg to mot the weer
attics of theme, tut be
busied thetigea ease to mama'
public) Died, wet lieu
who bed Meath laitgl= the elebt lesewedde
bareest whew thietafee_ eased= s--
How trey abbe taws need bethe
beile IP CMS. the dub af
main, their aresiespalswe wry beep they bah
the number dim thr the peeps, me
whet
forfeit if they ; seste eel aftdhareleawswar mike
Mips. How maw mese mouth me With up kr boom,
their names ant temege. the mast af hew _wok ow le
wry, the Lege ef voyage , the Web kenos-
performer* and the ISM, 2ritZtthr
er Mom m sib(
comas. Hairy sides a wee me coomiebeed be ar
troops, their names me vese, whoa they will be reedZ
how =n71700111 they will eany, end timbal alemer• a •
sailing shim • what musber elbow et eil ores girth MIA
in Oreat Braes sad Bela. Whether ebeetere hem been
engaged to tow the mewls be the hada, and fish. colt.
Sir C. WOOD mid the he.. sal pilot eamind wished
more haferneetion than it was in his pryer to simply.
The vends althea up for the comeyeem el troop to
India won employed by the Had lathe
and not by the Admiralty, and braes be menetable
to answer the emotions pat be Ye an that saldeue. He
believed that the Nano= took a wethant sheet Nesterag,
while the other vends conveyed eltemdme dem 4,1110 to
4,800 men. be nerds* de weds
ties le by the Zest
India Compeer, be bed as Isevesiete es be whinge& they
were, whet were the esailliews mob with the owners, or
what was the memt le he rid le the owners. It was not
in as pewee le Weis what amble of Imp et all arms
wouldle lee In OTEId Wide awl bassi The pram*
Wel and that add wetheve been brews& Whet
the did with roped to lens lill• to hew at the
different each en amennt d OEM as end nod Os
probable demands of the moils sed as MI add SUMO
that it wee their duty to provide be every pcodble emu
gamy.
COUNTY FINANCIAL BOARDS.
Mr. KNATCHBULL-HUOIEBEN weird to know
whether It was the intention el the opmewwwit to introduce
any measure upon this eubjesteed emileet
Lo d PALMERSTON ssid ame thin k ins the Inten-
tion of the government to ==re ; bed the bill in-
troduced by Mr. Mom of
opinion walleyed le thewswee lawithrtellii="thauld
be ennetitald, mediae
*ek
difficulty is r Ithewlyw's wetweemet fowl wits&
emestheg theises es an liee oh •
joet, ao as to seed a 'Arica of amble dr
bill through the beams, that were not aMe 11...2mt
Into execution the tetengoes they heet
The government did not me their way mitly to jute
him in holding out an expecbden that they would introbet
a bill oa this subject in the nest swim.
THE NEW GOVERNMENT OFFICES.
Mr. B. HOPE add, in the obsento of the First Com-
mimioner of Palle Werke, be woad air the Clumodku
the Eicheqwee whithor be wpm' to by the eitheetes he
Loading thenew War sad Teedgrallose hikes the hews
this &maim?
Mr. BRISCOE was glad that the hon. menber het WWI
attention to this edema He believed the coot of the um
tornasted government Mims wield he aeameter. Other,
hear.) On the preview
sehed oraileet, with
whom he had conversed on thea WY him thee he bie•
lieved the coat of moan eel the plea be the tor
prevements in Weetrobstet, be which a pie of 8001, was
awarded, would not be lies then twelve or theeleen
(Laughter.) Tble was we the pow time be mobeadem be
Ruch en undertekleg. sad be herd the elewumwee wean
postpone the comitteretim of be wadsett l mother mien
of parliament. (Her, haw.) Hs knew he atee the
opinion of the trountry at large—(bee, bear)—eNd wit
11.13 all the means in Me power be maul the peeper of the
bill.
The CHANCELLOR of the =CHEW= %bpi thin
house to tuadentead that hr Ithjeasts gmernmont mooned
committed or pledged he any by be the edoplies, Wawa
the block plait of wldteliabsi• hind WNW webee,__ae of
any of the plias wheat bed ben blety ethilltetworiZia
Muster HaN. The smbee vas did spa le the
not only of the home, bat ales of the terteranwat. With ra-
pid to the hon. ameebees geseeku,lte had to state that it
we not the leased= of the govenweet to prate any Mi-
mete this smoe.
Mr. GLADISTONI sold be wee one of those who eye
Criia the shwa width bid been wpreswed by be Y.
attar bin (Mr. lidecocdo. He was vevy awe pissed
with the shemeed of his Wu. Mead that the
mat were ad committed ; acessoled whit hie =3:i
tide exematibawy proje3, was • WNW 119=inia hit
step by ileaco a o and inch by inch, waled dedda
of the they should be thaws asawases lilies
with reined what ha meet ow was, aceatthe useee.
shim a the patio servile, see of the nue
whims, In a Ilwaohd OM et view, that bed sow hem
sataitted to the hilitheme. (Hem, ham) If, as was
Waled te be be awe, it WU ogiSdel ea,
vow mem t• dm Lc mem the the per-
pone of- 'recites pueblo et a mot af sweet
lathes Lt thee townie bobs ewes has the
same wwwww. The Mind of be bee 111011111 w
bitilewronth was a nand sea, hat be hoped the bear
would set oweisit HUI be caw yetdsu of the
schwas la lewd= Ward ipperthelty bribe Ism odd
far lan IhwawilliSil • moth VIM as aura ememeed
their ditty to thehimmitheenth, and be wasY Mil their re- I
potation for common mem
Mr. BENTINCK said they bed bawd a great dad of late
about the Wooauwiews of dbowelsa MI the of
jemmied; and ifbe blown mama the dbmamd.. the
swing, It was 'ably bassowe he did est setesead beoathll.
the s=e's ix .22 !re....the plhat
wee aiming raw le Aiwa
the ,) It towittelds that the
samegewles ar= the right ham. hawed seas
otounad sway three or bar yews, and that
enamour mom of nary wan bwaosisifty wasted
kr west of doe lweautios. He theald NW le kap.