The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-05 00:00:00

to try their hand, especially as they promise to
produce the result of their labour within
a fortnight. But the delay which has
been granted by courtesy must not be
allowed to interfere with the progress of
the Abolition Bill, which has now reached the
final stage. Sir dons Taatrwxy knows per-
fectly well that no scheme of compromise can be
devised, or that if any scheme is agreed upon by
a few Members, it is sure to Sc rejected by the
majority on both sides of the Holum. And he
must carry through the House without further
delay his own Bill—the only plan of settling the
question which Parliament has accepted or is
likely to accept.

PARLIAMENTARY JiIVISIOY.

HOUSE OP 001DIONE...4tnin 4.
MAYNOOTH COLLEGE.
Motion made, and Question proposed, " That this Howe
will immediately resolve itself into a Conunittes to con-
sider the Ade for the endowment of the College of
Maynooth, with a view to the withdrawal of any endow-
ment out of the Conaolidated Fund, due Vueybeisig
had to vested right. and interest:"—(llr. :)
Amendment proposed, after the word " Fund," to insert
the words "and also to consider the expediency of with-
drawing all other state endowment and grants for each,-
siastiml and religious purposes in Great Britain and
Ireland :"—(Mr. I)igby Seymour :I—question
" That those words be there inserted "—Amendment,
by leave withdrawn :—Main question put :—The house
divided; Ayes, 114; Noes, 191.
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The majority last night in favour of the appoint-
ment of a sato* committee to consider the claims of the
Baron de Bode imanded about sixty conservative members ;
while the minority wu, with about a dozen exceptions,
composed of m,n,sterialiste.

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 5, 1861.

(IZMIR%

ACCOUCHEMENT_OFTHE QUEEN OF

SPAIN.

MADRID, Rutz 4, Emma.
The Queen has been delivered of a prince's.
The Duke of Montpensier will embark at
Santander on the 20th inst. for England.

ITALY.

MUM, Jun 4.
The official Gazette of to-day publishes the fol-
lowing bulletin on the health of Count Cavour
" At two o'clock this morning Count Cavour had
an attack of fever, which was preceded by a fit of
shivering. At noon all these symptoms disap-
pe►red.
" His intellectual faculties are unimpaired."