The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-24 00:00:00

LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 24, 1857.

duals in that der who had to bear all the burden
of the prier which were paid. (Hear, beer.) The
govermeet oil thr they must wait kr the re-
pat ef the eeinedes, hat the remiss mei gr.
cad en Ow eapplehlea that there .tea • hot which the
Mild the Warr et. Time we no *like-
=ntniatheredtes, he delay as that grand. The mates
which the Hew et Cs bed be anemias err r to
the palsy el beeping up these deinitione. It seemed to be
=in ell lands that the Ammar should be discou-
nt, question of nary wee one for the deaden of
the Therm end not for that lore. Speaking generally,
Writs was at the items in the country. Tlis hon. gen-
limn met • mile he In swot that the saleriss of the
WOEMS me higher_ tthen Mee of the Bank of
e ave
the nge of sedeeirin the BM of =ins
wirer • in theerr
1471. • year. He was dealer el the report of
the tameledeme, and ebellag to the bones Ide opinion
on the resellien wee. Behr eights dews, pewees, he mit
ea Get the ban. primes the lassakir for Biehmend (Kr.
Rith) pat reseramdrier ire the meet of the semis.
Acme whisk Mil se &milts at id. There wee • Pr I
mini& •11101111211K0 of Mien en this anbien, mai he wee
serrind that there bed herr era delay. He mad sei
sie a Sib Lim =lre os rt abiaaMMYe nit Ile rq
hat Zr db =
orals est mierelend it. ( Hese, hear, sad haghist.)
He hoped thin Justice would he dm to the civil serviee ser-
vants. He knew that the *Mem of the civil revise to
foreMn countries wen • mad and a corrupt elm Thin
ruM not be sell of the civil emants of this ecianh7; bat if
they found that Justice wee net done, it was to he Maid
they would become lea and mein in the performer* of their
de He trusted, thunders, that the Hour et Chremen•
weld act towards this valuable class in a fair and Memel
spirit. (Hear, beer.) ;
Slr F. BAH (NO alined with the hon. gentleman who had
just spoken that this mean should be settled in a fair just,
and candid tamer end it wee berm the bill of the noble
lord would be no sittliment at &U LM he should vote against
it ? (Her, hear.)
• -•

Mr. 8. FITZOBRALD wished to eta a tow obeervations
to the home as • amber el the committee which sat on this
tabled two Ten ego. The he.. menber (Mr. Wilson)
asked winder this we • garden of junks or not. He
oonsayingimiled le wee • qpiegise d *ties sed equity. But in
that, he did est mese M amen thst time Ind been a
breach el emirs* en the pen el the moremment. What ho
did mg we that the meneet weeotiest ek lan, and should
sewn ben hien ingend en the robin swvants. Ile be-
lieved the hill dee aside led weld madam so much con-
testers* awl Wieser swept the peldic servants that he
we WlDlet to pay to seek • meek the extra expene which
it would east es the eseMry. The hon. gentleman pot
strongly Woe the Irmo the act that thc doluctions made
from the salaries wire losikat. Bat he did not treat the
houee fairly ; lessisee, Mem he mid that there wee an in-
crease in the ensamet rid eider imbed of sepenumunione,
' he should have Mid the hem tint Ude wee the time when
the MO prier at those win shed before 1819 were
fad dim
I (fleet bur.) Thin night, therefore, be en
hem new, oil se mar time to come. But the hon.
did not tell the been how much was paid by
t=rwale waived no Meek at all. The amount received
by then Imo wham Interim reduction was made was
12,8881, • leer' whilst they geld MOW (Hoar, hear.)
The shim tithe civil wrack we fotuided on two grounds.
The MO wee. that they contributed to a fund from which
meg ef them meld over derive my benefit. He knew a
earn which • perm metributed kw sixteen years to this
lfSeed died lemma • badly of seven children. TO the
of that sese we net Witted to • claim on any fend,
existed, or en say public charity. It was iniposebie
that this Amid not be looked ape as en in-
justice hy the civil serrents. (Hew.) The other
ground of elan pet forward by the civil mmante
was that their minis were inetfiletent. The goventraset
did mot take the de letekes Into calculation when they re-
vised Warns. The right hon. gentiemse (Mr. (Haddon')
shook his head in denial of that statement, but he fouend
hie view on the evidence given before the committee. Ile we
therefore of opinion that the hones should listen t 3 the claim
of the civil servants, and do them justice. (Hear.)

Mr. W. WILLIAMS rose amidst loud cries fore division.
He said that It was admitted on all hands that the system of
deductions was wrong, and if the Secretary of the Treasury
had brought down a scheme founded on justice it would hers
prevented the whole of that dare debate. He woe for doing
Justice to the civil *errata* to the fall amount of the dedue-
=hat be was not prepared to add are per amt. to the
of the well-paidelvil servants of the crown.
Mr. RICH, In reply to the statement 14 the lam. member
for South...l=olr. Ws), deeded that he had rode
the say crisp whisk was not to be fiend
in their report. Hs Al eat mein Om say that the dealt-
' nom ought to be myna, but that lbw to be remitted.
The lord mid dirt twordiele at a
were guarmesd pmelese wilhost It
that statement WM onset, tba sable lord wand ham made
oat a strong cue at beisaisa int diet was not the het.
(The hoe. gentlemen assliasol to edema the home assidst
much interruption sad bud eons he a sneaks, which mode
It ha ponibk. to catch the prima at his obeervations tnatil
the hour of adjourning the debate doting day stable—
man*, 10 minutes to 4 o'dmit—arrived.)
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that
ne the hoses had not costs to a conelusion on this question,
awl es II wee desirable that it should come to a decision upon
it, he parsed that the debate Shield be continued on Wed-
nesday nest. There was only ens bin for that day, and the
debate ea this question might be sowed Air that bill,
shish wee net bkdy to mem, meek thee, was disposed at
Lad HAAS said he bed sends" to do but accept the pro-
psalm. He unwed the Mete would be brought toe =-
abides on Wednesday.
The debate was scoordingly adjourned to Wednesday.

In the evening,
Mr. LABOUCHERE gave lIIIKWON to a series of goes-
time addressed to hire by Sir J. PAK INOTON relative to a
projected division of the colony of New South Wake.
Is reply to Mr. WiLLCOI,
Lard PALMERSTON mid her Mejesty's government
had not altered their intention respecting the military hos-
pital at Netley, and that all the accounts he had received
bore testimony to the healthiness of the Idle.
FIRE INSURANCE AND MUTUAL COMPANIES

THE DIVORCE BILL.

In reply to a question from Lord J. MANNERO,
Lord PALMERSTON sal it was still the intention of
the government to proceed with the DiVOFOI) Bill on the fol-
lowing day.

INDIA.
On the motion of Colonel genes, a return was ordered of
the area and population Of each divides of each president.,
of India. from the Wad develries; esimp4ioB also the area
and estimated population etwative daties."

THE ORDER OF THE BATH.
Lord HOTHAM rase, In pursuance of notice, to call tho
attention of the First Lord of the Treasury to the ecieting
media of exaddagfrom likera anointed to be members of
the military divides of the meat- honourable Order of tho
Beth se segagemmet HMI the insignia of the order, which
they ham meshed frill We sovereign in person, or which
have been transmitted te them by lice Majesty's commands,
shall, after their death, ha returned.
Morel CODRINOTON mid that the arrangements of
the prompt day was we doubt a great improvement upon
timed past Mee, tor do beam for which were once levied
W been greatly mewed. 110 he concurred with the noble
lied thee the emboon wWh pave a washed pasteboard star
rev ahems ought to be dew& At the investitnre at
=the stare soot at kr the Wreath officers were, ea
lord Mead, efellaw, mod whom they were conferred
on the French they Mosel them epos their breasts, and
were proud of the berm coellined. At the same time
ehdly honotue were eemilwel woo three or Mr English
and the waithed pletes of pa board had to be
eeefeed into the Wee of ems to W 6 as much as possible
the Manion berme the two WM. He trusted that the
matter would not rim se itches As?"._

LordPALMBAISTONa net think that time was any-
thing very greatly to be ere elpieist of la the Mum of the
insignia of the Bath upon the &elk of the holder of the
honour. The only things requird were the jewel and the
Abend. The atm-, being height by the officer tumult, wee
retained by him. (Beer, hear.) With regard, however, to
the practice attest/Haggis giving of the stir, it wee, he ad-
mitted, de/habit'that the subject sheald be considered.
(Hear, hear.) The preust piece at ernansontal worsted—
(laughter)—was, dames, not impleseed or even intended
to be worn, and he did not suppos, an alteration in this
respect would be attended with any great increase of ea-
penis. The subject, he could Atmore the noble lord, should
receive the attention of the government. (Hear.)