The Express.
London, England, 1857-03-13 00:00:00

LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 13, 1857.

POMO to - lbw warring that if they continued
that Nara of life their tickets ti leave would be withdrawn,
It wan iregvelsi that the bola would justify a withdrawal of
the Mob enemy dame el the am, bat ho thought it
wadi ho a bore mamma to webs a ticket of leave merely
upon as Taremialiss el the pollee. It was she
that bet shim theme ahead he skald we genimbrid•-
roan there Rana lhartsglra, nal the idea wee
that at. polke shoal earmasimie via them. He had
hood no more of War, bat he largimed, with regard to
thle retarder prews, that the sliest the Recorder bad in
view wee astemplibil, as the ethos be had committed
was sot ha Ii oar, bat at labswor, la Derbyshire,

Lad R.

lied the Carmillayof tbo

ihegwit;l:e; itte7i;we meeent wen propene to give
alhed to the temnrandel el the est• that the best
=B=Bef the dle et Onithileil winli be to put it in a
41•10.plani mei mematien of *slob& P
The CHANCELLOR albs EXCHEQUER mid, eh the
98th el Jtay, 1866, the meet of the committee to which his
amble friend adverted was met to the City Itimmintantar,
with ea 'Manikin that it world be the duty of the govern-
mad be eadar beat the nada( of parliament • bill for
tit=paline of the late of Smithfield. On the teed of
that lease having been sent in July, an answer
wee reosivedthet the committee of CommonCounciltlimented
hem the the
et the committee of the home, end they
tequested the Treasury to sicced° t o their pies fee
• deed meat mutat. On the 20th of Demaker the
Tremor/ replied that they could sot cement to
the desielen at the amine, et Comae Ceuta,
sad they regereed the Clay et woe mom pale
is to
whie the
Ballet weld be appregrletedOe theism:P.-
mot . 01- the J the GO Re-
tembr epid the the eera sad eameillee
holed to lay some peeptelliea betas govermose Thee pre-
poitius had net bit hot received, sad a Yaw bed hid met
is Or temig tr. imhele emolitte, taWgtYtretYMrals

the sabject.
THE CRIMEAN COMMISSIONERS.
J. SWAT asked the Firer Lord of the Treeemy if
it the the thanks fif geremment to make any fork, ro-
=d dr eerier et Or John M'Neill and Woad
.8
1a the Crimea
Ind PALMERSTON replied that goverment bad
shady teriered whet he =waved to be an -
trades vane of than serthas. They ird
them is That here; they had ben adnewledpei by
to then paldthe%thill atneweer govenneat it hared
them al* deride le rearmirel Lathe tern to pima
eeth el dna the tam et MOM as ea ethaewthaptant, a
alazeirrowingamet, d the wren they
three neenthe.4 wen the Crimea. Lad
fit to referee thetame. He did not
their motives, but it to Ira the crown bed ,mtri
that it could be pivegyabled to do.
Oa the order of it /slag tam committee of supply,
Mr. PALK mowed : at M'Noill and Colonel
Tallech ably fulfilled Mainly ertramod to them of inquiring
Ye the arrangement and memegmirt of the Commissariat
depirlasemt ; that the evidessords Risk report proves that in
Has maths of December, 11h54, sal January, la% tho sul-
fides, Mae army must have bee fatale, and that great
e=woe orrarcated by overwork fad exposure, and
hedand *dig ; that the 110111limations into this
arianeent ley the beard el
by ethers materially support
dr andiriere stived at by the areadesiarre as to
the rot
Qembreet i
t- in
amthe dartarrester-
thereaTe, lat, wad Trper ardor; that
it mew to this been that, rem the report of
the birth this radisboney must be attributed to the
Mrilli ami conduct of these degartmonts."
meelatiertrat astifiad or
by • copious detail of the deem-
sham corneeted pith the eager crusipeign of 1&54-5, as de-
li"' *c"! *'• .81V.2•111116g the report

misled by Sir J. M'Neill Colonel Ted
Mr. BLACK yes very reluctant to tmpaae upon the
hems; bat if be remained idiot, he shouldnot be acting
bradwarly lauteds Sir J. *Neill, wham be was pond to
eallisidad, or towards his coostituents, who took • very
deep Wisest in fhb guesdest. He had lately bad the hamar
d pumike Ihess podiums, praying that eons reward
should ha mimed de Crimean Cononissionere—one of
them bun the Lord Prevost sad magistrates of Edinburgh in
council ammablei- siisseher rasa private merchants of the
city ; amle•tokimenummipalgaldbypeftionsof all classes
mid phial The ammismioners had done their
week tad, if ars sod stardned more than 2(K)
witnesses_ and they did not arise till they were compelled
by M itereb. They took the evidence in the Genet puseible
tamer; they ant a copy to each witness to be revised ; and
two err was the evidence without the signature of
Hs Ventre The report of the .I.llllli/Aloll.ll was a valuable
messed deb snore and defects of our military system ; and If
theamettel of men who had defeated the simian of our
tocsins beldvertigo' the highest honours, whet reward did
they not imam whom !slows sod suggestions might on
ems tsetse erasion ear the lives of thousands of our
essiaterneaf Sir J. M'Neill well said that if the government
lel embed the Wintry to be a sham, they should have ee
lofted other instruments, (Hear, hear.) But when their
report wet laid on the table it was thought neeesamy that
certain officer* highly connected &Debi be ecreened. The
beard et opera area did its work to admiration ; they
hurt ne was te hire be the mewl= which our brave
soldier led seared. The lewd ad eel beat the corneas •
rows es tenderly, but they rade statomeste which by in-
humes impugned their cemieet. Phew, hear.) It we. said
that Sir John M'Neill and OalimelOoth had done no more
than their duty ; but had lad lima. Lied Cardigan, (ten.
Akey, or Colonel Gordon, Ere roes ? (Hear, hear.) He
(Mr. Meek) hoped that this acids lord would even now
bestow upon the Crimea mamaimioners some lilting
reward for their great serrese. (Chem)
Lord PALMERSTON considered the resolution now
offered to be ill-timed. The pwid had long passed when It
would have had any pneefrl utility. The armee rendered
by the comniesionere seat to the Crimea had, he believed,
received all the reward and acknowledgment to which they
were entitled. Neither the country nor the government bad
waited for the preeentation of their report to make every
imt-
vbdon, and express the fulkat empathy for the privation,
sustained by our gallant UM'S hi the Crimea.
Sir J. FITZGERALD opposed the noolution, SA did
Colonel PEEL, who objected Is mat a comer° upon the
authorities entrusted with the mmenand of departments in
the Crimes, who had, ea bs belled, done °eery thing poe
lb* under the dittlash ellmenaellenees with which they had
to contend. The WM, alealliss that bad occurred were
attributable pertly to tits ihsl Ina a peat war had been
undertaken without in peigundhly tied partly to mums
an cement
bar
hum
S. RERBZUT then& Lard Palmerston had under-
rated the services of Vie John Wlffeill and Colonel Tulloch
in elmeingthem wish Mr senior of the reediest COlSTlSA-
sioners. Their eihrle b dila fresh bread at a time when
the soldiers wan from *curvy were of enor-
mous valve, • d flair valuable report. That
=St met moil amid that Mr. Palk should
hi rseYr s b is ilpeacion of approbation
et dm ON 001•111111111.16 mil OM Mr. Joseph Ewures
ommilmot drat bo and blot an address to the crown
rsinsimasain Nam Apia =Mt d her klejeety's favour
abseldbe awarddbiar, Thesassiadre would then run thus.
"That Sir John K'Ks sand Chicesi Tullock ably fulfilled
the dry entrusted% am, a into the mange-
✓ut end at inesni cog ireimariet department ;
mai that o....meithe Imam, in their favour by
her ilks reserMtmelete herds Marra be preetited
to her Peflng that ism spiel orb of approba-
tion be oadirseffili them." (tare) He confessed ho
had a strong ha aw the Hanw not easy to get
persona to make mute like i
ribs esumbeicaers, which
affected person dram rank ea whim • and If you ex-
pect to get men who will make soil esperla, you must be
reedy to uphold and appreelstelheir services. (Hes; bear.)
Sir J. PAKINOI ON Jollied his right hon. friend
(lb. S. Herbert) in asking his bon. friend behind him to
secede to the suggestion of his right hon. friend with regard
to the altering of his resolutions. Ile believed it would
mower all the • in view, whilst it would be intones-
tot with the s of the house to move the amendment of
the his, member for Liverpool so an amendment on the evo-
lutions of his hon. friend, they being themselves so amend-
ment.
Mr. J. EWART said he certainly expected the
noble bed would have give • different mower
than he did to his question. Them two calkers
discharged • painful and an arduous duty, and they
did so in • meaner which jwitilkel the confidence
mooed in them by the government. He could not, there-
fore, but express he deep regret that no proper mark of re-
cognition had been bestowed on these cairn. There was a
strong feeling in the country on the subject, and the country
would not be satiated till some recognition was given of the
valuable services which these gentlemen rendered to it. Ile
was quite willing to adopt the suggestion which had leen
made, sa it expressed the wish he felt on the subject.
Mr. PALK said he should also consent to the proposed
alteration.

The amendment vas tisen Madam, and the resolution
at in the ken 1111ffeesW1 by Mr. S. Harbert.
Ns
when
sissabsr hoofs* tires, them wen load WY fors &vi-
olas,
Lord PALMERSTON rose, and laid : Imu in hopes
we avoid have s more distinct more/ion of the
=of the bow on the proposition of my hos.
bat if I am to inkribens the calls for a division thst the
lore is is avow of Mr mstion—(ond aies " has;
leme)—l seta* eltsrld net wish to shad between the
haw and the seseel Its beim whisk I beim
uts I=al rinsaisnd this Wind et Iht Lot
then Ile dr smote= of the aireimbiliesi this =1
seises& (liar,lree.) I se lisdl sawed Se Rim s mos
nebtral art dim
bet if the bil:esl sliver• Mersa qielem I serbilyigniZ
ear les slissitim to the soesseplehment el* wishes.
The maim ems then aimed to.
TILE ARMY ESTIMATES.
bi wont lutes esprittm of supply on the Army
- ;IN mid the money votes tor the.. estimates
IPSO as usesetst fur four months only, end, the whole

votes would come before the waning parilment, I mold
be coon convenient not to anticipate diftweisa sad
lima upon the money votes. The case was different V:he
number of men, which must by voted at onco—namely,
126,796 MM, being a reduction of 119,920 upon the vote of
last yew, which wax for 246,716 men. Mr. Peel entered into
various detail. relating to the different portion. of the forces.
The several votes were agreed to, after diecuasion.
Lord I'ALMERSTON read the reply of her Majesty to
the address of the house, voted on Tuesday, signifying her
Majesty's intention to confer sonic signal mark of her rep. 1
favour upon the Speaker, and gave notice that he should this
day move that the house do resolve itself into a committee to
consider the subject.
In a Committee of Ways and Moans 21,049,7001. Exche-
quer liar wore voted towardsmaking good the supply,
THE SPEAK ER.—MESSAGR FROM TILE CROWN.
Viscount PALMERSTON-1 have to ae_quaint the
house that their address of Tuesday, the 10th of Marc:ln
praying her Majesty that she will be most graciously flo
to confer some signal mark of her royal favour upon the
Right lion. Charks Shaw Lefevre, Speaker of this house,
for hie grunt and eminent service. performed to his country
during the long and important period in which he has
with such diatinguithed ability end nativity presided in
the chair of this house ; and to assure her Majesty that what-
ever expense her Majesty shall think proper to be incurred
upon that se count, this house will mike good the Name,"
has been laid before her Majesty, that bee Majesty has
been planed to receive the same graciously, and has com-
manded roe to acquaint the house that har Majesty, is
compliance with the wish of her faithful Commons,
will confer upon the Right Hon. Charles Shaw Leferre
some eignal mark of her royal favour; but Na the same can-
not be granted and secured without the concurrence of par-
liament, her Majesty recommends the Bosse of Commons to
enable her to give compliance to their wish by pawing
such measures Na may be nacassary for the accomplishment
of that olijaut. (Loot theses.) 1 bag to move that the
boom resolve itself into a committee of the whole hone' to-
morrow to consider her Mejesty's gracious message.
Agreed to.
WAYS AND MEANS. _ _

On the motion of iVrt.;,;l7e:—.hotils resolved itself
into a committee of ways and means, and pared a resolution
that towards making good the supply granted to her Ma-
jesty the sum of 21,049,7004 he nosed by Exchequer tills.
INCOME TAE BILL
-

The above bill pawed, after a
short divusoion. _ .

;Zing or the Einsparochial Places Bill Us-
wise gave rim to a brief debate. It ultimately passed.
Other bills passed the same stage, and some through com-
mittee.
. . . . .

The hoax° adjourned at a few minutes to 11 o'clock.