The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-29 00:00:00

EthoTVSYANCII OF MAILS DT 1141,ILWAT1 BILL.

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with sewed le emmilleme led reeler periods mode
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RiiaTyliii374;l7; b7;:—.4;u1771;71 with the
mee of the rehress, to whisk the right hoe
(Sir B. Hall)) had relieved, It wee Intended to =lmre
analysis of the evidence whieh wee ratealtted to them; he
alluded especially to the "Mese of Mr. Hanle.
Sir B. ALL said he indented that there was a larp
ritto the report, which would not be natty sit flatus-
e should lay before the house an that he received.
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TEI LITURGY.
Lod R. GRINIVRN4II, ere trier amilliet *Air
riZabaft to • et *Mb W irt souse.
eme lee esegillerlea the Mew dal Ohm&
Ilasiad, IWO ple els* Mat ea the amen tae A•
the mein Isiah =tlematillifa re-
thetheep. 14 does dist Owe, he Wird ea attack
efibihrealtleatsbiebsusanditimpss hebialeperlone
dap Isindlitg the swam la s estimbeserr assagt.
Miami It wail be a re* dhempsheamest es • valt ma-
bet 4 paws who leek • iteee** this imam thee
the sts amid i• peeVes4 ; bee it veva he* bee
isesaisry for MN Se t%et arelimelis hug* in the
deed Use been hi fenseed Met meth* eed be
W lee mei rawest tit hew* me well se he*** per-
sons who didi bin the Hasa to pre link midis* ia
hi* te ellempt *et he Mt Me pmellimme et wake be
begssIMINI. It veshi be impsedble for
Ida le kW farmed the media sad" esil be=
thesdiee LEI dr ant TM Wig MI
by • demi by Irmo& M IN dm-
sin et the the hew toadies*
bee Wisely in ecesseree Letruse if his mdse.
EDUCATION OP OFFICIZI OP TER ARMY.

Ifie DR L HVASS *on* ups tho formoromt the
moossky of gewriflgg • Men ernsd ensigica for
Insets la libe Ila wind " nog is the opi-
mks of this bay" • elmaierd of gesionemel Megrim-
Om gad sees engiele nevliem for it them Mann deemed
no radolle odd to be enAlined foe the comeinglomad mike
of Ms may, owl* kr the she; tan tin will be
hot pmaill by es sompellin eammimatioa of
idioms gen* to goollkibmishm for no Oeff, by adopt-
*no mon genalgle min men inalllimilem may be mr-
smogy onolnims of mollados molhoMod hi the coop ,
memarridnebbf iminelenos lathe enelry iggieny,
W peon* thesCentos of of MM. ir
So Weems by m oot immegeogorege be pdo
assay sod pond for ethomellogiS W=
sotofemmeendesosar • wean of military nil
=ohm imosorrel to direot the manna for seenoildo
Sir P. an% thee &t a high nandard of e•tltt
regdied for ono* of no lime.
WINDHAM Amin* ilea ameenlllin goo
*nation though ea imilelleelmall len did set OW r Oa
rommtlel qualification of se 'Mom He nil *Wed is the
geld that onows who mimed gar IMi.lol Mak-
musts turning the went. He ban* omit the Awe of
the Eng& sney we gene well ego** so Ore *the
Fiemoli army.
84 W. WILLIAMS mem* the here Set the Iwo-
haulms of Sir De Limy Evan es to the Mosso d fa-
vomildwa in the examlmmlion wen pammillin. TM

object of competitive mobilise kr theism weld Doi be
moldered apart from the orelea of perches% the abolitio
of which would inentebly Menem the Memo of pro-
sy sad freer.
Mr. PAWL cited f• ma= la which teem of the army
of disdafelebef merit, who mated prier et fraily iato.
net, had to shear advammat. Ile wished, he said,
thee, relied et adages( amok • woo illea as they yeepced,
New prieekb meld trakpled dot wash' amble me who
Moe SIN permies of or sad woe wither hared be
romp the rewerie sew eitered by par amp arm
Bic J. WUDHN—who alimmed W emmerre to Pk De
L. hems, tereleg W brk S. the ey, and wee cow
moody meet imperbelly ie the per of the
le the greet may..may..el the salsa seght 611-
rthiragandllin6l3 it the her ley the firs sad pilot
ire mierels. Ups the parcel psalm ebered by
the Ma. led pier siker thin aril be se Mow of
spire. It wee • duty the proarist meal to the oma-
Ivy, the met Moroi Wisest laimele brag isvoina
la the me met
it wee • Ira they ever le the
elkere theserlea them ahead /me sepeterlise of
gasified amerbase is the Moodie breseee it their pro6o-
ree. Govonosost were swan ef easeribillty of the
tea thee Mohr spa thea sad raper the reepseeildity
sf rift the soomory They his. kr sem
tier mood la theiglea of • aims of reirey 'de-
aths, whisk thy who k wee selaired pertie-
meat, meld cemareil 3e of the Mom
Clemarre, mei mot the of the cam. Oa • pre-
view swamies be hell imly to •
es try
tolt
wee hooded Maki • wised of mi tory
The That day that coma weld bare to perform meld be
to a Mame of amereetke to be goo themik by
the idatee embelledi by the Commeder4oChir;
secomdly. it word Moe to arrange the some of
examination of diem eAer reemielo task wort-
meat am the test of moiler= it the ecoarre-
dos ; sad, thirdly, to say whet Tun should
be deemed stereary fat AO appertmate. Sleek report
ethe lest sable* had bus preemi, sad he me Reny It
had met 11111111161 as the table- of the bore berm this ir-
onies tea pile.; bet ft meld lie ka the heeds of nem
ben he the own of the eerie or lemereow. flu word,
benover, poor le rale ke eared apememeadrlos. IN
the bet itzz=thet eil "Seem arreated by
the cememake. erre a mimpelitive eta.
Nineties bin they wow epplood. That wee la Mt the
=dm.; Urn
Inkamallireit. mkiltthaS Iris= ISM OMNI
thee the dram short les kid 71"learely mweaader r-
earm ef the mimed of maw edecatics, sad andemed
by WIWI sad MI samikers, who were to be remetromoded
a_sJ7 by the ems/ to the oommeader-imehlec who
weelisehe the agerlatere. To this aemal appoletateat
deb ._.Jame be Mashed gnat ohm The asw totem
it wee Moir sherd OM late croaks be J 1868.
There void be Me es onerilstioa by • metier d ea
tot PhYlnel ltellinedeme et the ceadidales far the m-
oles, est It wee she Mods' dot there should be a arid-
IMO prodecei to theasseiremmediatte from NOM minister
of the esitelome dosamilme ie which the mediae*. habeas,
or el the If be b• member of the
alma of =, Illetl=ll boa propely hmentred
the presiphe of rMpes, sad aloe • coifed @ from lie
sernimeater or tiler ato bk maersi natal Nader The
seliseb et the esesiestio meld be divided We two &MON
—eserpekery sad atiesel. TM cremoksey elm meld
hark LeMoalimettittie=r2 the lbst
&sr beam el Beak a track,
leglidi empekiem maisky. The emaleatics oa
theme salimets void be , bet they did not Wade
the whale milthe 111411111111 1111 moseleation. The condi-
Mee ward be opired le Ye up la slake a amain am -
her of thillissel 14611 meld however, within
certain be isk le his era diemics. The caked
kirk toe am es of Ma oil the
=lmams d Esermliss, say other name -
mos mile Few" • wise erode! lorwiedge
Imimmpljp"phyr. amid aperloneed Mesa sad •
are if vide the candidates woad
be oohed to take op he WM* to the compakery ob-
ject.. At feat Oat k appear deg eiefecieut
wee sot gives I. We het it was tre better
In the Mt Mime thee • geed gam
rel lOsmi efralles as the epee which
prohrierd herehdp arid ederwarle be raised,
should be sessieL The ~eeriest we rakes
to drew as Ihr as rail& he the orb of the sew cs the
greet pale easels et We wswerry, amaiderag dr the
reseilme elholed te taco lleam me, la sa
teal pia d vlew, swain to my odor that could be eh-
Mod ht OM= Dot thin inn mother sod were
; We mud UMW el Meddler
Zll=ltio, awl the Way and may Mee
ia theme milk wawa, the gammons* igneldwed the
beet ps permaka kr • military goer. (H ,ear
hem) Maher rms. kr eeirkieg only • gemiel liberal
sdaselka was that it was bet Jambe to the wNiJfYr them-
ashen If es esamisedes permiesei looledlie
rooked It word be a peel hese epee the c=
whe did wit wneeed. Memo* le the Itra4,
to the endowing et the prelledend weld he
ket It they bed * new their ettentlen SOW sperarkias.
They did net we their way In preffig Wet the gew
trance sombrero Awn be en the Flinn* et epos
=sod la *ls mpg he awed We be* sod gel-
would set woe with dm& Ilny *mkt it
wipe Babb that the eledidia shed/ be doWl7 by •
wiewksiba, ling *snot y aril Idle to. mon
enotomlielinhWalwitinteweloteined. It

Z Is Garr hie Ihseerweeltyaboweseweat.
weikeed"asassalke eltrawlermiereatese ours Wiwi&
them the erapertho wriseleas. sewed to the
eslisely arms. Wit the bre. red ediracerel.
rift into dra. heuright err
pepped OW the rierre is rie rallear 1:11-
tes—thei Sive WWI beer esserastra sr the
twit lag lb st Orbeies gives by the seardr:
ardare the ledirriew Ix eroberwie.
WM ewer. to the Mg west rafted to Ira. era
mist pawn riseirha, se to ibe aorrity of
Or wore system et ito eirlorma 'bt sedate Ibri=
arrow's, the germemi wee May were of the stra-
w= Wised trot Ihst mem, het la some rawer k and
thresher Nikki be imprord. pm foe &Wag bad

been duelled upon, but a plan was under Gond-
by the military etemednetims now
sealed es et Woolwich and flemikeweit would take
let die Idditery wire the military
Ideation end tie sumimitent wetll ge on t
After the yomeg ire had been ler a rends time at Bead -
I.2=hwomes.prepesed time they abeeld underge a competitive
ad that appaYtemee ha the ordinate corps
would be glean se they hi the ardor in which they passed.
Theme emeiles who passed die matnination with the great-
eat mmlit wenn have Om option, which they badoption, not now, of
estesdag a ememiesion in the line Instead of going into dm
HARIIIROR arra. In this way it was.cred that • more scientific
elm of lams would be lotted into the line, whereby
the mein Madly would be greatly edmottaged. Then m
Is the eseoramendation that there should be en-
sonesenments m
for proticienrals=sl fitness for ad-
venement. la that be fully con-
owed, sad it would be cenrisd at as soon as the
riof competitive examination wee applied to the staff
lletived the Commender-in-Chief Mt lot intend to take
izst in the arrangements al the ceencil, bet that be
be meads peeddent, end thet the noosed should
Newt is him, and everything should be dens thro=ita
le weir that the eineatka ot the mle ay awl/
with bin sad mar ate centre/. He mil not say that the
sebum be had ekstebed out entirely agreed with the resolu-
tion at all points, bet be leaped the tem and past epnend
would see, that although there night he Wear pion at
dlibropoe, the gOTIMIRSId Wen seeing gememlly mem the
=veld& Ihe embresaleil ; and that giving then credit
hail bon already dens, and for what they were
doing, be would net penes hie resolution, which, if car-
ried, would tie the kends of the government, and prevent
their termyleg out them baprommis *ay bed in meteor.
platen.
After IMO murk. by Colonel NORTH,
Lad &TAMMY agreed that, as regarded the army at
large, it was sufficient to establish a test strict enough to
keep out men mit fur the military clam end that a certain
number (Animist:ants should be competed for. But he
thought It meet deniable that young men should not be in-
duced to considr desk prodeseksal instruction finished when
they had entered tin army, and that there should be faunal-
naßms at • later period.
Mr. 8. HERBERT, after reiterating his previous opinions
ricer the competitive test, complained of the unfair
ju ta panted upon general officers commanding in the
gel . He repeated hie objection to the establishment of a
separate staff corm, and suggested that the examination for
staff eppotntmenta should be conducted by a permanent body
of examiness. _ . .

Major WARDJJRTON ex=ets gratification at the
inurcumminent made by Sir J.
Oen. CODRINOTON said no doubt education would be a
benefit to aims of the army as well as to other prokasions;
but let it not be supposed that by requiring a high standard
of education, independent of other qualities, the best officers
would be got. The practical part of the profession was of
the mod importance.
A few observations were made by Col. STYES and Lord
. .

Lad PALMERSTON trusted him the. and gallant Mend
(Sir De Leey Evans) would met ratified with the interval-
lag discussion to which him resolution had given the. The
matter was the of the greatest interest to the country, and
the opinions which had been delivered by men who from
their ofilcial pursuits, or from the attention which they bad
devoted to the subject, were high!) qualified to form • cor-
rect judgment, must be coo extremely valuable is the
considnetice of the improvements to be made. Every one
who bad thought for a moment on the subject mot at once
malt the neemeity of securing for the officers of the army a
good edneetion. Any examination as to mere intellectual
&filaments could afford but • partial dandled se to the qua
Ithentions of an iiedividael far military em , beam
Ilene things were required to make a : inst, the
gamed intelligence end that ordinary education which a
gentlemen the supposed to obtain; next, proficiency
in perm clonal knowledge in those matters wench
were purely military, end did not belong to
• general and literary education ; and thirdly,
which was of equal importance, thoee constitutional
qualities which were eminently and beyond all others im-
portant to the composition of an officer. The right her. ga-
finnan the member for Wiltshire (fir. 8. Herbert) had re-
mariusinpon the small number of great generals recorded in
the history of this county-. That observation might have
been extended to the whole civilised world. The combina-
tion of than qualities—conetitutional, military, end
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—Mask view eiresimater make • gieat Me m was
mime On mid wmbidfr that mid be fumed in the
miss MN= eml moseabecly there wen pite=
fewer men remeint In Moo bed become great
than erber mid led depertioesta. (Wm hear.)
I.tu=ed to Is the wool mbien of the boa kat the
links yams monbestb sner the ay dial
be • Mini ebses; An be Mad main Mom keel.
beton malke Mai mold show Ilk to be a man of
mparey sad blestry sod Maly to dues himself be the
oft r. riga= l& which he was about is age.
He theta* ft rable Mt the dot examination alosn2 not
apply pay to military attaments. It might be imposed
that •• yroog ram at sans( at the pamper age
for eMeW the army, wad hews stspioyed la time
to soillident purpose, if he kd Naked a preadency
to *Fon Yemen natio& to which say wog
mom deists leinueelf. Him* obtained a sank
seta beam a ands time in a Meat, the comeeMi
Mg
_eller would lave the opportunity of seeneskaing
wheals. b reamed Mee reclaim:lona qualities whisk were
likely is make him di,tinguin himself in his preasesion.
And then same competitive examination for the stag which
mened b meet Mb the general spprobetion of the hams.
(Hear, bor.) With regard to the strietoess of the emedna-
lion, be weed with the right hon. member for Wits that 1
there was always in a Mended examination some denim that
it should fall too low. He thought, however, that ender the
amngements intended to be made—that when the examina-
tions were to be made by examiners to be periodically
changed and not totemicg to any odidal establishment—
panfly Maims and partly military men—them would be a
guarantee that the standard examination would set
be too low. (Hear, hoar.) Bet in competitive 'seminal.a
there was a danger of going too high—end he would ter,
with all stannisaim, that in many competitive examin
not exploding the minimarket, the examiners, Fran a naturalti
fis that whatever we to be done ought to be done
as am towable, placed a little too high the steadied of
examination to which candidata, were subjected. (Hear,
hear.) Ile mid so more espedally with regard to maths.
magical attainments. Some amount of mathematical at-
tainment was certainly neoeisery, but there were limits
beyond which no practical advantage could be obtained
from straining the mind. (Hear, hear.) A great deal of
discretion was therefore requisite in the examiner, who
ought to take am that the examination should turn upon
matters which would be useful in the line intended to be
followed by the person examined. If these examinations
me carded too far the services of a men with a retentive
memory might be gained, wield those of the man whose
intellectual resources, whim prosoittas ea madam of
edict would render biro mob uned, would be lost. They
might emirs a man whose nisi wok be a kind ddb
(May ban of • man whose dad wee pommel of
an imative faculty. (Hem, bear.) Her Illejeetra
goverment bed been employed in devising a system
to the whole held of military education. The
M pestles of it was completed, end would be shoed im-
mediately laid upon the table. The remaidag por-
tiere were under consideration, and would, no doubt, be
.prepareil in the
.spirit in which the dimension load bun carried
on, In which spent the drat portion had been compleeed. The
resolution of hie hon. sad gallant friend eppeand to him to
go a keels too much into sn alternation of points which were
GM miler consideration. Generally .peaking, be wee pre-
med to assent to the main principles on which the resolu-
OM me founded ; but when many points were still under
Be elaillevation of the council which had been appointed by
Go govermient, he would submit to his hon. and gallant
Mead whether he would not nimbi satisfied with the dis-
masks. end welt until mat seeks to me what regulations
miht Ilier, ha.) If his hon. and
friend be
.mi! the matter se se mock barest it'll..
wished the house to record Its essiummee in the
principles of his resolution be thesght Met siert be
attabed by a slight alteration in Ike reeskelion,
then genera principles without stern the
to barite; dOetk which He
would leave his hon. sod gala eked b was, the two
alternatives, asswing bite that kr Wsdajfe wenmest had
at heart the wine object as hind!, end wieW to arrive at
the mem and. (Cheers.)
Sir DR I. EVANS expensed his eatlikdos at the tone
and raw in which the ale lord bin met his proposhica ;
and bag bagel of steeling the mks bud It the name
epirit he mai mind his resoiko, lamb it to the
boa be the billabg terms :—"That be the mrnkin of this
house a ever shaded of professions& Inelens m and more
I Zerbends for it than lama deemed requisite
obe established for the comkeimii ranks of the
saw. bet especially for the Mil; this gbh will be teat
=iby reeoune to competitive emenagation of °Moms
s wary themselves for the old, end by soured
eseseimaibe for proficiency and gourd Sinew for ad-
, veseeitest."
t The motion was thee agreed to.
BANK ACTS.

Mr. GREER rime loseeme,---- inioTitint to nellm, that it be
an instroctka to the mint oemmittee an the bah Acts to
Wand eigir *dries to the operation of any other acts
eireindi Ibtamvesay wr baking which may be found to
TateCILIZVLOR of the EXCHEQUER remarked
that the eemsaitme had that day speed to make no report
this year.
Mr. HEBER said, ocesidectag the lateness of the
and the probability that the committee would be rs-sprols=
meet onikmdee thew& he shout I be beet coosolting the
Atomises of the home by withdrawing the motion, which
le etowilestydid.
Ile CILIJICELLOR of the EXCIIIQUIR mid the
asmiltler bed agreed to septet the soli...,They bad net
eras to say —bend
bet Os, bed iseemeeili to lie
hew that the Inquiry not bs ungistel. the Iwo