The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-08 00:00:00

!WV HOMO OF COMMONS.

was published the report of the
)pointed to consider whether any site-
in the arrangements of the Howe of
'oaring, kc. The minutes of evidence are
. list of plans, which make the book
)mmittee acknowledge that the present
the necessary extent of accommodation,
ly of opinion that this can be remedied
factory manner, and without involving
If the proceedings of the house, by
new chamber in the Commons court.

real to Chia efface waa carefully con-

minted at length in the report. By it
say the present bonne is neithea
iured, but on the contrary restored to
Meld shape it wastage& in the year
the &Acne of the late Sir C. Barry.
It the building so restored should be

,bby exclusively for members, and partly
ttod with the business of the Homo. It
down the present dining rooms, and
use on the space now occupied by the
id the dining-rooms. To complete the

for members will have to be made on
rbk will open upon a terrace, and be
than the present rooms. The new
stain 609 members, 419 of whom would be
' there would be room also for 330

)resent house holds 428 members,
are on the floor, and 263
seats for peers in Mr. Barry's plan will
persons, instead of 44. as at present. At
of the house, behind the Speaker's
would be provided for official persons
. _ _ _

communicate with ministers and heads of
mos to the new house would be obtained
house, converted into an inner lobby
•rs only. The plan also includes rooms
for the Post-office and the Secretary
of the Treasury ; it also embraces
,a,rn, four private rooms for mem-
mut, a new and enlarged vote-office,
'lr different departments of the
private and direct &CMOS, new refresh-
larger scale, and an increase in the
the press. The ladies' gallery at pro-
.or about forty-two ladies. Mr. Barry
matruct tws additional private galleries,
1 persons, at one end of the house. With
expense, Mr. Barry stated in his evidence
~ht be done for 120,0001.

the legislative chambers of Faris, Wash-
-trona, Florence, Brume* and Ottawa,
Led to the report, are made on the
ibnne, and this no doubt solves the dim-
castles ; but the committee believe that
open to serious objection, and would not
with the wishes of the house.

I'INO INTALLIGENCE.

NT TILLIKIZAPIL)
Wald at soon, weak light breeze, and very

Arrived : (lieeeired per M.T.) Dodo, trmn
atehmun (of Jere"), North for Wed. Ar-
, and sailed : Venue. Rio Janeiro, Etheldred,
itar. Otago, N.Z. ; Flying Fieh, Battledore.
.—Artiv.ll ()fling*. Drove, from Demerara;
(Mho ; Hygia, ditto. Hailed: Flying Fieh,
.autiful Star, Otago, N. Z. ; limither

- Arrivnl Otengeriff, from Jamaica.
or long Kong ; John Pattern, KM Janeiro ;

;rived : Durham Packet, West ; Jane Ellen,

sAled : Commander, for Rio J.niero.
y;. Arrivedllon from LiAboon River

July 7.—Arrived: Europa. (tom Cube

7 --Arrived Margaret Baakier, from
writ a Is.) for New York.
Arrivad: Uramand, from tiotteaburg, for

Antonietta, for Tisoorina.
• rimved : H.M.S. Kimoon, Alexandria.
for Cuba; Hope, for Quebec.
• •rriv•vi Autiope, from Rangoon; Anna
' 111:uy Johnston, Matanzas. Bailed :
' • ; Constellation, New York ; Tarifa
• H,.tor Kong; lawman, Callao.
• Cormdia, from Monte Video;
•A, Amma Bay.
• • Emny Alice, from Prince Edward's
r J.,hn's, Newfoundland.
.Art''• 1 JAMS Duckett, from Lagos;
Mamie, Aralparailo; Proponto.
u York; Bt. Thomas, Colon; Tri-

IM-ALITFB.

;., and for liunderland, from
:4c Cockle nand early till. and
k, part of material will probably be

Tl, Allen (s), arriied here, osports that
it M. i:1;t1l. •hr spoke the fides frog, of Ply-
-1.• U.,bolooth, with loss of foremot.

.1• •m, the journals state, before ro-
.• will visit the works of the Isthmus of

NIscIQY I/N PRIMARY EDUCATION
royal commission on primary education
Tuesday at the offices of the commission,
lle.streut, Dublin. There were present:
iwis, the Bishop of Meath, Master Brooke,
Rey. B. Cowie, Mr. Gibson, Mr. Stokes,
in, and Mr. Waldron. The secretaries,
l Dunne, were in attendant*.