The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-13 00:00:00

LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 13, 1861

Wm U. r. NALL% leiW MAGAZIN!
THE
der, VW Übe STS, Mo, 11. of
ST. JAM MAGAZINE,.
eonclueted by Men C HALL.
Ildaldned le pronot• the laterals of Rome, the Reflnements of
life. sad Ins AIBUSNINat and laformation of all Clime.
Landau: flanadam Otley, aid Co,, au Brook.eteeek W. !

Jost reedy. post two, pries Te. Bt. cloth,
RAGGED LONDON is 1861.
By JoBR HOLUM/311AD.
Smith, Nader, and Co., 6.5, Caroni.

Now randy, In 3 vela, past !No, Inaba& Madbailor. by J. L
/Mk* LA.,
FR AMLEY PARSONAGE.
sy AMORY
and
Landon : Snlib. Elder, and Oa, IS, Nadia

his day pries 25., fcp. livo, fancy baud*.
PIRATES of the PRAIRIES.
By Gummi AMAJILD.
As armitive of thrilling loam selvadsus of lies in the
ju
art ngle, sad events through which tits mast his gaired, this
w disarm button pentad.
las** : Mud sad Look. 113. lleetatrut.

The day.leep. aro, pg. Mk osumental bow*, pees Is .
Zeol.l.W' TiOn of • ROME DEALER.
We dolt her ever tread trove the prees better entitled to
paddle eoetdrece. It idiom& la thoroughly practical 'alarms-
Um, and meals every mote In horse ddoillieas and house coping.
Whoever keep. a gable or rides a horse should buy the bra.
Leaden : Ward and luck. 1&d lleeturneet.

of indigo in Bengal. He (the boo. gentlemen) had, bow-
hirer, been requested by the Secretery for India to postpone
them, as he (Sir C. Wood) should be unable to be in his
place through indisposition. He greatly regretted the cir-
cumstance, because, he was sorry to my, there was no other
right hon. gentleman able to pre him the information he
imagist. The house could have no ides of the importenoe
of the subject ; It was really no exitoa to say that
there were zaillione of paaoaa looking for KWh
expression of opinion in lieu bonne • and he had
gives she nodes so bag ego as Kendal last, is order that
the mail which left on the 10th might take out the
idolisation that the subject was going to be mooted in
=mt. He hoped, therefore, that the right hon.
would be inhis place on the earliest opportunity.
The olatement which he (Mgr. In should have to make
would be almost without preosdeat, each a picture should
he have to thew of lawleesoess and violence on the be
was sorry to my, of European subjects of her Majesty on
the oneYad, and of suffering and wrongs eadand by the
native* on the other. His bitten from India were
of • met alerroing character. He would may
refer to a minute of the Lieuteeset-Goveroor of Ben.
pl, he which he stated that during 14 home he wee summ-
on down two rivers in Lower Bengal, on both banks
of which, like the two sides of • strut, were gathered
crowds of am, mimeo, and children imploring justice.
Kr. Omit added very eigailknotly, that them was au
eqnsimation about them which led hue to apprehend that
d that justice were not granted it would be Mime. His
r. !squad's) accounts were no less almoing. for thirkerha!
Mot lsd to fee that justice would he refined ; and
tom as was gled to hero that • Mufti was sent out by
the hattnail to support Mr. Grant. It that were tree, be
could only say that the right hon. ratlerma (air C.
should have all the humble support that he HALL Isrld
could evil him. The right hon. gentleman bad as
him to move for the despatch uan unopposed return on
llooday next ; and he took this opportunity of stating that
be should mina the Int opportunity of making his state-
ment, or, If no miler memo presented itself, he would do
so as that day weak, on the motion for the adjournment of
the hones.

Mr. IiINNAIRD also expressed his regret at the post-
pow:meat of the ineation, for he could enure the bowie
that his hoe. trend had sot is the least ezeggerated the
alarming orodition of the ryote. A pledge bad bees given
that there should be so renewal of the as% sad he was glad
to bear that a despatch had goes out to wahine that pledge,
fa it should be rasanabered that the set of the Governor-
Gestral was under went of the Lisraleaaa443overacer.