The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-19 00:00:00

GREENWICH HOSPITAL BILL.

Oa the motion for gong into committee on the Green•
whh Hrapiut um, .ome objections were Naiad to its pro.
videos by the Burl i 4 II %titmice!.
The Doke .4 s )Ntr.....-4ET explained that the only pur-
pee of the bill nal to put the hospital and its funds under
a better st stem of rasraleineet, to redoes the expenses and
Immense the licnefits to the invalid seems.

The Lid of DER IIY said that th-e—main weakness of the
bill was that it did not sufficiently distinguish between the
management of th-- wastes said the internal management.
He seihrwited that the aelv-rwerms belonging to the hos-
pital should b ...hi, and the proceeds devoted to the
tateldishineot.

The bill thou 1ax...1 through committee, otter • brief tlii-
eu..ion

2h' Yseieo abtl !Limp Duties Dill paired througls corn.
mittee.

On the root'. o of Viscount !Tacoma& certain returns
showing • comparison Letiweeo the nulitis this you and last
year were ordered.
The holm •Ijourned at haltpaet 7.

HOUBK OF COMMONS.—TVINDAT, Jrrie 18.

(Continued from yesterday's If.rpress.)
The house wf,llt mt. committee me the Harlemn Bill, and
claim* up to 6 were agreed to.
The CH UItNAN then reported proper, Rad the sittiog
was suspended at 4 o'clock.

The home resumed et n o'clock.
THE CHANNEL FLEET.
Mr. I),AWVON ask,.l the :Secretary to the Admiralty
whether it was Wend that theChanoel deet should enter
Lough Foyle in their cruise of observation along the
uorthern mast a t-,...1; sod whether, consistently with
the convenience of the service, such visit, which would be
esteemed most gratifying, and wsadosired by the citizens of
0041.43 could La accomplished.
Lord C. PXCIET was afraid that be mould not give the
boo. gi•ottem in env assurance that the Channel squadron
muulit suit Liitelmairrry rad Lough Foyle, but it was very
grittifyin; to the Admirslty to God that the iohabitaiits
were anxious tor toe preemies of the fleet, fur be regretted
to say the iiilishitents of other district• had remonstrated
ag.uust Lorin; the feet seat to them, a tick which was not,
hi his opiuiou, 1411 to their credit. (fie.a, bear.)

A LIVE:IPOOL SLAVER.
Mr. PF.AAL•ilied the President of the Board of Trade if
it was true thot (Ito Uinta! Mates cuismor Saratoga had
eaptialiil, tlk. Congo River, the ship Nightingale, of
Liverp.d : her t'w ship had 9114) slave@ oa board, sod
wee ready to cor• v 1.1;00 sieves sod, provided sir+ were
the facts, a•ked ,1 bre the ship last cleated foal) Liv•Tpool,
and for what port : Eat was the nature of her cargo ; nod
whether Vc "warts resided in Liverpool. and were arneuable
to the law.

Af.ltdON Iwl made inquiries of the Customs
antheritim d. I.ivi.rpoid, and he found that the ship
Nightingale had eh-and mat from that port on the 2ith of
Nevemher. le o.), for lit. Thomas. I 1,, was informed that
dieW,, a UlaiZ.N.l Xtates ably and w.O hound to rit. Thomas
sad the Went .I(nes; but neither the Admiralty
gee the Forrr;ii-Orline bad received any edited account et
bar capture.
PRIZE MONEY (INDIA).
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Mir A. VERNEY asked the fier:retary of Slate for India
whether Wiesen' was paid by the Calcutta Treasury on the
Fnire maw., into it ; wbether any interest wax paid ..n
wcla and other booty before it was realised ; and whether,
future, idiot booty was taken in India, which it was an-
ticipated would Int p.ire. officers iu command of oirps were
to teal in at ..ace the nominal roll, without waiting for the
roe al wanstd declaring each booty to he prize.
Sir C. Wool) mid Out interest was paid on the prim
imesey which haul born paid into thu Calcutta Treasury, at
the rate per ernt. (Meer, hear.) Interest was not
allowed awt jicrele e el I.unty before they were remliewl : and
Re mach isconretneur. bud been etrieriesced from officers
not sending iu prow nal. which it was suppnewi
their own is. rest w... 0.1 hare rendered them prompt in
doing - that n a-recoil ..rder had been lamed to the effect
that prise-mil. do. 61 mu 01l awes be immediately *sat iu,
eves tintiqh tlic piounity should not eventually be made
prim (Near, hear.)

. .......
Mr. GRIFFITH ask.4l th« Secratary of Mire for Foreign
Affairs wboUir r, es llntasla goireromeut had so consul
• ..sosejer a4rtit 3t l'esth. they were not, since the with-
drawal of Mr deprived of soy mute of official
beamed= Corr tl.•• ; and whether, for the improve-
OM of ear error ial retaliate r well me Werra trust-
worthy inforasetion free. that *sorry, It was the intention
of her Ifers•v's gev.rune•ut to appoint orb Waal.
Lied 1. i&ek;jai, was milentood to say that our corn.
amid relati we with were not satire to justify
W siwohliami •1 s cur ul.