The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-19 00:00:00

PItIVATE BUSINESS.

The Greet Western Radenky Bill ShilFoo.l noTitel
Eitlt• ; stud Cuckernumth, Emykk, and Penrith Rail-
way Bill, were road a third time aid pared.
E.1,1* INDIA (WOK ooprra OF JUDICATURE)

Lord DE GREY and RIPON. in moving the second
K Lug of the hist Italia High Courts of Judicature Bill,
I.i jell, exploited that the object of the measure was to
carte in one the two chief courts of judicature existing is
obeli of the presirkmey towns, which, although sitting is
alttfeient courts, exercised jurisdiction of the same kind.
The hill prolvised to abolish the prompt Supreme Court end
huskier Coal t• and to substitute a High Court of Justice.
aril a 1.., ...maimed provisions for the appointment of judges,
their qualiii.-atiou, sad their enteritis.
Lind ERMA:HAM objected to the provision that the
Indian Couucil should have power not only to appoint the
salaries of judges upon their entrance into office, but from
a...ie to time to alter those • as it was obvious for
it put poses such s lower might used.
1.9r.1 DE CREY sod RIPON erplaioed the meaning al
the clause objected to by Lord Brougham. and expreased
Lis Mildallelll to cossider any words which would make its
IL:At/ill/ dealer.
Thu Eul of ELLEN BOROUGH objected that the bill
weut far beyond the Doneedty of the case ; and said that at
au earlier period of the .iasion he should have moved to refer
it ti a ;select COIMMIII4IIIO. Hs likened its provisions to •
proposition to unite the Scotch and English judges, chair-
men of quarter semions and petty sessions, into ono tri-
tium!. He also objected to the measure that it mamma-
rily incisoad expenditure.
lo a discussion which followed,
The Bishop of LONDON objected to Mabontatedina or I
some of whom would constitute the enact, sitting
judgment on trockssisatical matters.
The LORD CHANCELLOR promised to sae d the bill
in this respect
The hill was read ass nod time.
THE EAST INDIA CIVIL SERVICE BILL
Lord DE GREY mad RIPON then moved the soma
rasing of the East India Civil Service Rill, and said that
the object was to kolas appeintatents already mad*. sod
to define the powers if the Governor-General is making
future appointments either from the covenanted or uncove-
Ranted service.

Lord ELLENBOROU.;II did not think the bill just to
the present civil service, inter/Gru as it did with their
'Oats and pri
Lord LYVF:UDIC wiaLed the measure had been confined
to appointments already made, and objected that WI•
revel:anted servants were not totals...l on appointment to
Klink to &Le IMMO narnination as the covenanted service,
bar was any provision made for the employment of
satires.

Toe Duke of Altana. sad Lord Ouraw•tos supported
fir Lid, which war dm reed • •ecasd time.

The County Voters (Scotland) Bill, the Turnpike Trusts
Anonym's* Bill, the Wblt. Hama( Fishery (Scotland)
EA and the Vance:stem Bill WM rend a eecood tenet

Mu Chatham' Bookman! Ilitaasioa BM and the Laedaa
Coal sal Wilma Duos Continuance Bill ware read • third
time ad passed.

A short conrorsatica arose between the Bishop et Balk
sad Wells, the Duke of Neweeede, sad Lord Portman hi
a t,tation t • resent slateenent owls the Duke al New-
easels, cow:ennui ealwels in Bmeaeesetekdre ; after widelk
Moir lordships adjourned at Ave Wades /GAS Alta.

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wee agreed be, as were tenni name.
Os the von. .1 1.85,14fK aspenonsailess awl
alb,wanen of Mind pontos
Colonel FRENCH drew =ton to tie claim et the
lam& 'union, who hod bees !Madly dealt with.
After mane eneveroation the emanating of the vote was
postponed, aid
The bone adjoemed at fear e'en& till six.
The lilting wee neared at 6 eche&
TOTE OF THANKS TO THI PORCE6 IN CHINA.
The SPEAKER eanottand that he bed resolved Mien
from Sir J. Michell sad Mr O. Hope aeknowledeles the
receipt a the thanks vend by the hone to the mini sad
military forces aimed a the recent operations in Ohba.
The letters was read by the Clerk at the table.
TRADE MARKS BILL.

In answer to Mr. HADnao,
Mr. Y. GIBSON stated that as it WS/ sot likely that
this bill could lie Gamed this somion. he proposed to with.
draw it. It would be u. trodieced the Ant Haag next NW
Ida sad relieved I. sealed ouwesittee.
THE GALWAY CONTRACT.
Mr. CONLNOHAM gave sedge that be should toysoiyow
pea seut • petition ea behaM el Mt. G. MIAs, Mori, se
sputter the Royal Atlas* Seed Navtgatise Gaiegap.
He also apologised to the house for haring omitted the
menial formality of notice the other day, more espsolsk es
the bun. member for Galway was absent.
THE WAKEFIELD wart
Major EDWARDS gave notice that early nod eras
he should move that a writ be issued for Wakslaid.
INDIAN MEDICAL SERVICE.
Mr. BAILEY &eked the Secretary of State for India when
hi+ preset.' to place the medical dicers of her Majesty's
Indian army upon sported footing of equality with medial
officers of her Majesty's British army wield be tarried die
effect, and inquired the rides why the medical dime et
her Maj.,ty'• Indian army wen deprived of 00SWISilwilln
cording to their relative rank, while were ranted to medial
°Meer. of her Majesty's British army ; sad, if it wee the
intention of government to adopt_ spy weeseres to provost
ated;,..l "Wars of her Majesty's ladies army being super-
seded by the medical officers at her Majesty's Britimh army
of equal Mending in the service.
Sir I'. MUM t..at some time ago the °Moen in the
Indian army had been placed upon a footing of perfect
ettudity with the (dicers of bor Majesty'. British army.
Ref error. Lad bees wade to Inns epos the matter referred
to by th., loin. godheads, sad used en answer we. received
it was impossible to take say farther steps.
PONT OFFICE AT EDINBURGH.
Mr. RI. %CH asked the First Cornroiraioner of Works if
be hail ..served say under for buildiog the General Post.
silos It Minlairgh, and if he bad any objection to state
what 1.01 Leen the cat Jil di the delay in proceeding with tee
exteatiou the plan, and if there was any prospect of its
being iprr,lily commenced.
mt. itV PER said that a fortnight ago the government
surveyor had heea employed to calculate the " quautities "
and as ad that process was completed be should all
fur tend. r- for the boildieg.
Mr. eiti.LINS asked the Secretary of State for the
Home I irpertment ou what day he intended to introduce
the usual Continvance Bill relating to the permeation of
Corrupt Vracticro at Electioca.
Sir t'. LEWIS said he would give an auswer to the
question on 3looday.
ST ITIVES D THE ROYAL GALLERY.
Mr. I ;RI:GOILY caked the First Commissioner of Workl,
whether it was true that the four statues to be erected in
the Royal Gallery, Ur which 3.2001. had bees voted, were
to be the statue; of William IV., George IV., James 1.,
and Clark. I. ; and, if so, whether such selection was in
acconLinc, with the pledge given to the house by the Com-
volisioaer .f Works, August 3,1560.
Mr. COWl'Elt wad he had never been so sanguine as to
suppose that what would be dope in the matter would give
general .iti•faction. Any statement made by a minister in
moving an ratioate ought, no doubt, to be regarded m •
pledge, sal ought t. be rigorously observed. He hoped be
won Dot nto the charge of having swerved one hair's
breadth soar doe so given. (Hear, hear.) But on
the occasion to whir', the Iwo. gentleman referred no vote
we, come to, .od he had explained why he hod withdrawn
the vote and had sot &shod the house to come to a
asesion. Lefereaco hail been made to the report of
the Flue Arts Col9lllL,Sion, and the house was rather
adarated at the idea of sanctioning all the mom-
seendath.cu of that esmainioa. That *idiot woo felt