The Express.
London, England, 1857-06-13 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 13, 18y7.

illradvised enema (Bear, Mr.) Tbe malt ma that
the goverment were as longer able to •end convicts aimed
with tickets allems; mai her here penal smitalle at bone
lislag regarded se agelivalsat to terse hare trompertailm,
the govirament meconapelled to dierouintetiee of
=the period al confine time the p
ment in QM oar
on good sembusa. You hers yam so
alert a period that V it were abridged in maw
name of good ended the peohlmeat would to
'flay ismisquis Is the Vast et easels width ware de-
..y Molted will teeneparteden. Ifienever, it was deter-
third st the awes ties hat as convicts Mould be seat
ahead whom manes me far INS thou 14 years. not
missal th snow et omelets who amid be
aLstm=rbeiew that which Waters Maire/la could wily
maim. It premiledlM minding of may who ought to
have Ma emi, and It impelled the nadir of many who
might net to Me gem Be asedatiel that tbe colonies
were not paper photo far Incrlgible criminate, and he
vented the government the it they did send them the result
meld be that they wadi set be au to wiry ea transports-
the at all. (Hear,beer.) For such mem there should Le
Meta some s,l)&7r:she British Ulu, which wetain. di in
ould be a
kind of pencil smd where they mold be r
permanent can . poem who should be sent tothe
retook. were convicts who had hem betrayed into crime,who were not thoroughly hardened, and who, if pieced in
favourable circulatng:on Mika biome valuable members
of Eighty er lady per cast of our convicts be-
tinged, ho believed, to Mt elm and such persons were
thinly excluded from Mempiehdla by the Lit of 1863.
WThis moat emeare me • Nee* restraining of
wrong step whisk wee taken at that period.
=l,..tisar.) It mimed is the government the
'Mar seer movie* wild it had from the
01111Mireemeat of the tesesperSvies system down to 1863.
and which it yes theshisti atheesery that it should
perm Ohm bees.) Is bilivesl diet there would to a
boyhereedie( hid frit thsprettsri of convicts la the
eetheise with MI less galtithled Is
_thitipliae at boos,
sad that the gethwerst wait le metes to seed est a very
Imp estseker. Bls vaster ken sheds( to the
de
this Wellies Assaf& vault is• few prearaisti
=innt oemetete ; thst yes ressithe le theme
sterspethees et has. Be
soppeetedieValtill to triple greerl thsl fig vim way
misteels& es be me ruble, the etsp tam la IVA ad
esehaag the 10.111111•1114 hr the future to melte mod hair
peetheas ma • mew ml relieving this comatry fres as pe-
w?! et • aluator et peruse who were my dr per is

essierg.
Miami cf CARNAEVON thought it bed bin IMO
haw* enema dims there was no pins within the .Brithh
sepiesi which a imitable for the Iliemelion of • new
selmilel astdoment. Admitting the ehjeationa so Had-
es's Bay, Ventemmes bleed, sad the Falkland him
he would to Northern Atimmilio, where there were two
&nail ii ef wbleh might be moverted into a
ping agony. these wee gist ling mode oldtory
which wee mid which eilid ites
eking the gelf d thee nem% end reepecting which an able
gam vile onsweyed I, espeeted that is was well wooded end
whoa and Sr the pars IMO RI rich that the ale
al say Marl .an they _vest err the sera The or
ass Ore MOM Ada sta ear whoiess esli
wadi loil bees nem*ar ese
aplend saw firma* wiled
spa lig thet ate awatarri mei the trod fin per_
paled nice—lie. Chrely. Thee di_lM eel 11111
ohm keg by la who, Weft the aide if lie
Clembridge Chalf, and hasp the bra
a . he
Violate Awn, and thank emegsmelvely without Ilmink_lt
was sidl is parer The sale her ilea the aphis Oar
Rehash drehkes la &veer el lie "Paill.
0111611kirist lle ham A
or r he foreelis fif
ad Si rd ahoy la Amebae lie wader
holed
thee rope le ewes at heehaw wham The hid
mei the Neat Arledha MOM, le oar Ite rased
wee halhosmeal be se peahrelesse• Where&
sad • wad Ihey woe bead by the or sal
aa red, dab es the oath lbws was
a wet hod ohm Nary Ira am bled scald
Mgt* Omitted One wage Todd to pear • lie
it
=l,lel II and esesielp be 0141114 1111111/11 OW old
INlNlill ea her meal SOS be Abbe/ by
saw la erek 1 owed labia Ihse Iyr en
Ihe ream tariste startle& le drat
hOmr le
et sham Issethos the d dir
e soeWoble ramp, as I ell be he en
star
to the the at ells pod searoat a ]lca hers&
Tire as mar plat dater bale Ihr et the owlet
=OM is Ih
es melles
err dy studs shin er
At port Die • daps rod
re mattsp dart la he soil et Aseurra, and it imeme
the pesored le de efreatlar soppy thet Meet. Item
was sem Ingeolmit harm tibia roe anal to seam
the satishebny t the lemegerinites mien. Ow
Ot Ibil ped ale la W eorn Arras or het Se germ-
mai ea set boderil ad Irentelle erhoinele instead of
saleDnss.ie wee Napes Mire well ril to weir
be the el the reeposer el he rimy. Thia
wee as oell emlbel he as rmediebe et= Tother
la arks Da soy wand mood,
tree reel le as opartleall=irewil the Near
pepeledesg aid be rose hie pew ladomeale le sale
sod be praell le prise amArtisple' Ma Millipbs. Tlo
apse. pas abed la lteetbies or 11. per ewe,
mi It wee ast le be eapersi the wok p we hr lo
char ha es orb tor, am they rat pt II to cash
at b. OL es um Des poa me er 111 ;
eri Ise
=6l.llltry era alibgardi sthe lode Omer wee hille7
Wolle Imm
=Or DUNG rid be felt soy peat amp
C=telth is the bill re the table, and be be-
ti hi Yaaedromt wall he dosed la by do
tority at O wee
limat oar( MA Mr bei hen eta to
dere 4 amide to he dreeliss of the
Osseetray ash hey woo ease the echoic id per
eirellas, and be was wheel then well air as or.
Rh seam flea (he Da el 8lIoreb7) alum' the.l,..V
II pr MIL
peer GO tast dare sir la
Irot If • eop prear Ire
essay, rah tin Mai fa w
ild Ilota holy bids"
ONO 11611 bed ben rhea/ delorl la the esorieles et
lbea Mom (Sem hoe.) The hill weak he bard,
be soo, • Ili orerhed as agar et a the sea-
alba wynl were sew orrel a imely, the Ikb...et-
her ram. (liegt,•••
The Neel d DIEBT he id set Weed to ay or
Wirle the salsa et ping Ire ameillse aOa
e, idle bird terse q amearot art It wee
la elsealow, berm le Aar al het soh • eater hold
be and la the lode 4 the geweeemmaL Re seal err help
goyim heweser his Se ba oil Os Mooed wey
polo sal sail. VIM 10 iiiiiiiisil Of
wes, ha It MI art slyer to be es abbe
.........„132A0 he Weft
_ruler the et
olght be aoralled far puldmat at beees.
T-TeWsealrea perceed to be mete la Me Ore et Asp-
the DE Darrell et leer plass betas end to
pied they Todd has. peel radish at hear
eammied le ftsalpertedes st the diorelles et the
el hrs. Oa whet peter* ad the MI ream esAle
et he Peenery et Seim shad le ameba f We
hae to be searhad =apna= sr • alp
ha poshreer t The ear hY)
award heft the fora el the Ise= faXeel'thet
=Lilyr eloat to bit soh • awed 4 geed sea-
le le red be repeal lbeee, ih...2a1l woe ant
leSoled to sea cad per aria of
Ind the welli ere wheel filesradlyalimdi=
dm he salenklm end they would bar ltauhea-
teis err hoe thee tense hoar woad
be seat sat at the espeee_g_fille e
The led el EL=O wee vadoelood to Most.
The Doi of DEM old Ace the WU left it altogether to
the dkoellea 4 the etentrey et /ran as to what porticos of
the 1110011110 lielliil be anted ea et home. and what period
et it la Go saw; which woe Melly different from the
=et So fermi mossisee—that the strictly penal pot-
esatewee Doak be area of it this country,
esi Ai raw • sacs pried nail ea peed conduct
well eeditle the enssied to • mililgetimt; bet la all aces
Am wee • minimum of pant meellred• alit should be
tamed As thin bll reed, howevor, It wok be ampere
he Se lementry 4 ISA See the wry het laws d the
wee, to ine Set the pad so~e drat set be
soda tar canes, had the he harba safe be own
et ore le Demmile, Mar, or Wean Mersa.
The la rialllad Ihe was sad swim of the
derester a her he Ale SHIM wellweriderd
mama sole
melltt erribirst, ad Ma
pla
aWe
ilsoy hope-
el asides leterde " a remedy
for petereedle mar which he cooly lebented—fte
Irma eilmat he traipses' ea lab( a p
Se Se ea
le 1861, whoa ter is -Tla
Mom lei we era •app, he seteraneat teal their
allostles le frig seer pier to lade& besestglldeellndere
Mild be sme,sS end kept =der strict ._.soar ea
raraleelmint pe wen am
he to SKIM that Onset., sal whoa the
Mae ei et Calk he Ohs Ea st Dertaielii
.ft-
saoleated r the aide also ale eareeda te
oho whet Sap hod bra lar,sod what the iresibia eV
the dernemseit Ml bent; Mall tel make ham pailo. by
It Welt Weiser the Meat= the ovesmeat had te duel
with. No Wit west ewes bed Prilosmgrenelng dim-
of-isave to Iseeriplie shame, eel per avereese art
erre If some pleas 'Sal be herrelebtlaballe ado Sri-
thikinglesome Inefse der the mewl dee goverment,where
tide der dotards aght be hot aslornallhase. Ho
al set Elsie Ite sod le the eekwhe t
all the met
ofkisime—el hat the eeteedets migh compielebrat
than servo big night be done with them who woe net
It mod be him that the bed
Werrwilleilally absaisel the idea et easte mil
colony. ((Bess , rm.) la Weston Avila& alas et
convict Weer la bees art arategures Agar, NB the
=ethos rot 4 Artemis ue sera rx=
hotly eighty II set et ewes I. Oise
r the empties
war poidomi, at best be the rewire yorre wader
emitenee, who might be era the of daboro,
ea visual ildethemelise remehtle eadesor
her Se kerne graneeeat. Itimer areas*
De earl" lat sta es radar eddy be Deo=
merry, roe As wed le saw sphere, they weal*
the fordetroe show shake, ea Poe the mem he a
shat et elsestig Se Pte h
Mar )Mar pest& aro he her who Ml pre
kAt sirs cash a peed dostreer, re to tie In-
; M tel warlike laabtichist wrotahly, oat
a per est ia the brae et the
et Orr i-ezt, mg Oa Amelia wad be
fbillokawa= sad Jar sod be
poor ourrased la
the 4 *dee weed belch be ampler ea-
Ma: the elhei et the oreeases porrasel. lle
• they roe soar hen
ha
16=seltreia shodele Elmer; let
he al set Weed le peeper me usindmonle to a moms

theme) ing eat of which most be left entirely to the Meow
tion of the gmekeritaf•
The Ead of thASBOWBY said that the aide ere
selmltted thither meek net oakum to seed eat bow-
raid* edrier bat Ai those sleek ise air who seeded
hops atodsekthek kme Itheikithe le Ile dr mire the
dories was lift le the &Waft of lbsee sir bed se
tie
pier at es mist eat ibreeter of the
Tbrespie el SAISSIIIMIT rill dr die bromic, of
ili sal peptilver eti addebrent eget Plereflere
order re se peek the arrilleee of bee bars of
=wee eppludd le ir reliple doe mar snd
k ilk sektithlf et es iebelehreat of tar-
The le oriel eat that theekeneadation in
LI ort.l6:tiorpies erey, se * esareerel by ea rico thst
Ihinceformil a* pier ire be temposeel. The bill
entirely lest Aga of es sigma be whisk Ile subject had
been brought der the smaimiLe of pas.t.t, . it
did not contain awed diet the Whet -efthave system.
Instead of keying the aims of Wilma to the dictum
of the Secretary of State, it oho lei be for the judge to deride.
ea he had the beat opportunity of becoming acquainted with
the character of the man.
Lord DEN MAN coosidend that the term of punishment
imposed by the judge ought iniseitittly to be inflicted. Ile be-
keyed that many of the colonies would be still trilling to
receive convicts, if veto allowed to moke their own
arrangements for their . The feeling of the country
tiesiii
dalladly was that the el transportation should be re-
setthilehed. (Hear, hw The ticket of leave was • total
bilsee. II per met. =Who email thing as • mutter of cal-
mikdisso hat any awe of tholes who relapsed might musk •
Pike Wei& would shock them all.
Lad wEssurnALE admitted it was most impeder
cast the mbar relileitaxi by the judge should be cooed
es t Is war era
The bawl than mit lato committee.
The Morquis of SALISBURY proposed a claws to Mak 1
the amaary to direct the retrieval of any perm entensaila
lard Moor to any prison in England or Webb whore
pahlie verb were carried ea. The object of this claps was
to mith the goverment to employ prisoners on reprodue.
tine wear. The labour on which plsonen were now gene-
rally
mapktyed was such as to taforfa s with the trade of the
honed isiketrisas clams.
TULA of HARROWBY said that the mimpas of the I
hike 011eaSt prism believed that the ink: et s somber of I
akin* rah os the ohms proposed, would Irwin with
the sneer al the system.
Abe our lather ocevereation,
The lemple of SALISBURY withdrew his proposal.
The rand deers of the bill me then speed to, with
Nato mkt eketitheriala, dthe house reared.
IDITORCIi AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES BILL.
Ths voi ot_the amerbeeste to Or lid wee twee=
LedINIMINDALS end he Wgives ribs et
smewelaser dee ape whisk vas te radii drew al
swat
sale!- maijusla vied hese leiter rarder el ast
thir eniesibus pallet is Wag for • ewer le dein $
*AM sepagloa in err et serer, ar te seihriee the
test is wash we. to pork the gdty pasha As tie hill
wow der the omelet ast the power, rises • deem was
payed Sr. lb arid net, however, pees the reerbrit
ea est series.
The LORD CIANCILLOR err he had are mod-
airs le se Abe ober 6 he proposed to tart a
dear es Nor to perreere • diresefer Orbit'
=ln di ere roses direr 1 are et thole
or be gra& Ily the 17th clear Orbit rpm-
tin ordi he arid diernbeertioa for roper It e
!WOW brews Or the skier party were re=s
la a peddle le art thatthe timers. woe
em ide peet—dat he hod bola briber•l se wit
ems dirdele bier . To MISR this oar be peeper es boort
a *NM alabasMag Oa mast to mom Oa- iiMPS. at ear-
dr
alma it re deer thet It had bra abbe* la the do-
err dee peep teed that there was eeressehis pear it,
dis drelleb It right ooseedesos hippea est pales war
bed been ispridreld caws Weer rola Is seek arse
*I.BIMIPIA.III Ea.". aa aila er Met pities who
bsi ea week es MB es a team orb He drier pro-
cd rat Or* abide be kept to the era, is Akio pa-
Orr the bet et their retro to cohableadea, sad
val ars the creditor should retails all their Apr
Bred
wilb.
reposed r emeriert to dr dint thst
the et es parse Are_ e_dieser aide be er-
ased le areer Dy this he lbw war pip., to
aped at gairielliel deeds "die et leer pima le be
bard ea rear PI" SI Se abeeeles of dr t
the seelpsiderassel nein it was but sorra
that they ere all reit Oa erbriliel rem te carry
oatet. 1116
ThimeroM ast err thil let rsan e
lbw sierety'r
rea-
the law peahen tiMankreer, bra)
coat toisi
The CILLOS heir the hers rob wa
sore bee of the wore lord, whisk reposed
that ernisges take piece tree the regrew. The
law hay* rid sort these persons was no 101411 F era mad
wife, he staid ad anbeired the somples of these elegy-
tiewho see est the kw eroded at re abortd, d
dies dry writ not cedar tow it.
The Yllabapai ST. DAVID* soil tried the question were
=.___ltedl7.ll with rod to the law et the thatch, he
iellediyie saying that there lOW be • law
of *mew mtithatempagesea to the law dashiki. but
with owed to the low of cma, it we. iegoielble to ~ride
that, wr est way law add rat nigher sari rows
tabeil em the pool The ewer sbjed awl cereal al
the ararese ass to the are is rash dim =r-
rape roil be melds and he thaeght they we bear
to .set tbs... earl= et these respremehe am-
Weed ere to Oats how.
The Wl' lIMMI=IIII4 the repeal amorrat
would mind say elagyerb radar he had sonries or
net, Sea esideraday bees metiers. (. No.") Ff that
wee not the diet of the select he Ina much mistaken.
The smathwat proposed to welt the weeds ..
be the prior at Wortley "awry is themw4alti
earlier e e say Wain and wader the dewlaps
Act." It eserei biro that the reendaset Ina
aTimewarie =pasties d ebriesh sad are.
/eke al the
ORFORD ri l es areas eke hat f0r-
i...1119 oak at es es wed in es led erica ofna
L blare rat re wet the podia he hadnerd.
Thee of des bm rise tbet set sal saw this reread-
met wed be eik the es marlege or* ire
plass to the eerie the grabber ,_• bet banks Oho Ow la
is elks dee segirek es peer right bre the 4111.100
Ili II fillopanitillielligial SO WWl= Ina AS perry
thiereo, who wieholite eivaerge et this eat ter
Ss parer of raild Mae mese of she re-
Pair ad day le ersowil the s, Ger
arm ea the st abaft dr seeress al a dap-
!ma wbe ible SI Meows saris. in =4.
lle else& it re only wir
awl is wades with the 'WON ef m-
eaty le es= the singles of lbws
earedips le be Neal
Usheeellavedeb°a bre ley bar • 41eir who barged
to abet wee coed the arepliesi poraaet do eine*
=sad that he re seen et dry hod grog
to the ethirellow ef there Draw. To adopt
the marreet et the sags ad weal abilow b
the trek of the set et Irk amiss. Be therefore,
Oak bOrlie wort dept the erserossi. .)
Lod INDIADALZ tapperiel es They
peritted the Iberes is robe la dinrelea blare they
arelebal =Nesse rupee to the telft of ea ear, sod
the semis, of es dory spirt the Warms ot thew
arrepe wen erred to mpg taper (Hair, her.) Be
seresed est if be vire • shwa= be iambi disci, with
lb dews se le the leibesitiely et the riniege de, to wary
lb". GL 8J 0 sail he had no es a, se et pe-
ase* rani, that the issues raid to shit to acquires
is di seresdresk The aside aid use weir that the re-
gistrar amid attie the did eserseet, roe the derma=
use to be nand Air the riper aessear, as beiaa op-
posed to theism et NS. Was the nefalsor, thee, to Trate
the law of God, wide dos eiripra aped ill
After • sheet dlereleis, la the wane drab the Mars
et Crum. sr Warr slippilied the
Fad GRIT rid lint r -Sr eh/ senterlimalTli be •
siesier bpi earteek rA airships= bedl angles
ribs maim wry es house le um one newt to
ere maybe. It we abeillei the law If the bed
I we=reort, bat dill akar sera/es ire be it
art dry sherd taaaanbar that it wow purr
be Itrai-
tie the led eased the rift safe In
eb=rt leeibei He hepd, thwilhee, thst bra Me-
prises ler% ipresura wee rarardare ftalle ilatursamalsa, sr
led in the resew tbe uses ad would sass his
emerla KistIdeg It ep eathe Gird ream whir
Mese he bee Mdsibk preerneret hove
1 ANNA Oak Wain.
erap et OLOUCIBTIR bare to
to the
et elagpra is hie dear who greed to sera-
dee warps weer the dreeriberne calterpired by the
asibereff • mendreet. He brat
say
if &war world
b this rear It raid be the led dep Walla' a septa*,
I lore= dire sad are, sad ardor bit leer termer
1 the soraireat.
Lad ST AILKY et ALDIMILLIT spieled the eased-
wok mai= the beer , tither gave the
le Oil err, they would not open a
1 ear-lathe pima et earbe et sesselere le, arms other
✓am rib veseloped by the low des seray. Re
emplabei deb sibwritropedibiewe hams• Irma
edema adieu d their
ViemertIMINOANNON rbabil lei disbars eras tabu
by seeplen The rib es dearenbrat bedbra regularly
*ad rile .ion.
IedXNUWf oriel da ergs of suipoir not baying
rasa le kb red beads Mere the clam. He
Vest be sada use rept dr e noisy
(Ildtbey) emir rash writ ger milk V sewer
meteilr grabs gm dee geressiene le reserider
As drepesibe hal ad bra lira los Arai
fal bawl to Theis Ss bar I
The Low cauirmun Ilea a bind objection to
Sig et thearedrak able be rid would sot
al gia bitMAN opposed efti.
Lard =dr grabeset, sad the km
divi For
the brake of the wee e—Clattents . 17
Nareastr 11:1-3
Some verbal amendments was rim; ad see es two no-
tices wen given foe the third tulip sew Add the ripple
wee agreed to.
The Bishop of OXFORD gays notice of his Walks to
more the third raiding of the bill " that day is isseutha,"
should his noble himod's (Lord liadowishre) auundelest be
Voir lordship aljeunted at 28 minor past 9 etiock.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—FRmAY, JurrE 12.
The firtnien took the chair shortly before four o'clock.
PRIVATE BUSINESS.
The Burelem end Turistall Gm and the Wycombe Rail.
say Bills WO* severally read • third time and pared.
The SPEAKER Sated that Mr. Smith, the examiner of
petitions for private bills, bud repotted that the standing
orders had been complied with in the cam of the Pimlico
Improvements Bill and that of the Public Mem Extension
Bill.
The Margate Water Bill was, on the motion of )fr. C. Folo•
BYER, recommitted to the former committee.
The Lords' amendments to the Inverness and Nairn Rao
way Bill were read and speed to.

PUBLIC BUSINESS.
ATIILONE ELECTION PETITION.
The SPEAKER Intimated that the exemiarr of recogni-
sance* hod reported that the reeognieanem ofJohnhl.Donald,
the petitioner in this cane, were ol•jictionahle.
The order for referring the petition to the election coin-
milk.) was then read and withdrawn.

PETITIONS PRESENTED.
SALE OF BRIM BILL.—By Mr. J. C. SWART, from in-
habitants of Liverpool, and from superiatendento and
Webers ,if carious Sunday schools in and around Liverpool ;
in favour uf.
MRIAL-AL PROVIANION (No. 3) Bet.L.—By Mr. HEAD-
LAN, from the Apothecaries' Society, against,
OATHA DILL.—By Sir W. IttOOILI., from the eotr-Trena.
Son of baptists at Dover ; Mr. V mutes, from the Jewish
synagogue, and from the mayor, aldermen, end town-couneil
of Wolverhampton; Mr. W. MAILTIN, fnmt inhabitant', of
Maidstone; in favour of. By Mr. CLIVE, hula Chirbury,
seL
ELEATNotall.—Tly Mr. Srooseen, from inhabitants of the
rrof Looghton, Eras ; inhabitant, of Ceiling end
ierd, Resburghahlre ; Leith Auxiliary of the Scottish
Protestant Association ; ministers and Mike-bearers of
Knois Congregation, Glasgow; members of the Kirk
Suasion of the corigregetien of the Free Church, Cowper
Angus; Kirk Steam of perish of Lecliwinnoch ; and from
the Kirk Session of Borrowshounese, Linlitkgowshire ; all
for the repeal of the endowment of Maynimils
PRoVILEIION.—By Mr. J. YoLILT, from medical
offin ro of the Perth Poor•law Union • Wooed Deseuman,
from medical officers of the Acotob' district of the Omit
Anabion Unica, end from the medical officers of Leyboara
Union in Yorkshire • Mr. R. H. Durres, from Mr. W. H.
Lovoleis, medical oflieer of the Stockbridge Union; ell pray-
ing fore redress of the grievances of the Pour-law unsling
officers.
SAVINOS BANK (No. 2) II*LL.—By Mr. DATIAON, SPIN
the touters and managers of the Belton Ilseiegs Bank;
&plod the classes in the Bill No. 2.
Tan PATEN DUTT.—By Mr. [somas, fings the prim
arngsged at the offices of the WotrAnno, rams. cad Briaii
larmer new spipr re • also front there in the fiey se Mr.
Nowa= Devestabire-,ten, llishopap&M•etreet • Meeste.
Haddon, Cant-street, Finebury ; and Mr. Gothournes,
PTINOISINZOMyIeieIeter-EquAre ; for the wpm! of.
DANTIERA' EXOTEA.—By Mr. J. C. D. CHARLPAWORTH,
hila the beakers at Wakefield and Pontefract; Mr. BAAS,
Mem the beakers at Derby ; praying that the &versos off
their &entails, of motto nay be takes may Gin maths in.
deed of every month
CNORCH MATILS.—By Mr. Sroos ea, Sala railer a
the puke of King's Stanley, diocese of Gloucester mel
Brigid ; against the abolition of.
PIIONATTA ANIL LETTF NA or A DMINIIITILATIOX
Ey Mr. KOTWOON, from the inhabitants a the Itetesgh
CUthis preying for elteretions in the BM le Ammei the
Low pit eg to Probst,'" and fetters of Admimilentles fa
Engird, se le le Wane, the facilities to the pails of
proving vile ail Waning letters el adanaistretlea la the
semi
meay
BECR-ROOMIL—B Mr. Boon ilt-BLAILZSIMISI, lkom the
board of mediae of the Ledbery oaks,
hem-
ter le-
gislative remelt for the evils resulting avert itruses, se
et present geaseelty ea:Wed.
Covert PINANCEAL Bosato.—By Mr. litante, from
the gesrlinpre a IMIe of dipper of Ashatonting the-under-Lynn praying the
home le he seper dossela from the
Wield dear el lie =Justices, end kw the appoint-
-sat ef swat, Ihmeial
ITALLAN Ra/NOll.-Dy }WEN STEWART KNOX from
seembere ef the late Mks Lerma, complaining that bee
Ws gereemmeat hed withheld from them their jam
petities Irsa teem at the tale, oa the motion of the
hem and past member.

NOTICE OF MOTION.

WA). Gammas pee notice of a btll to alter tba
ltalhray Trak Aot, sal Str C. NAPIFit of a motion for
mama Maths to the data navy.
REGINENTSOHDEHET) TO CHINA.

Yr. LAUEIE eibed the Under Secraary fu. War,
what're the, rigibeftir at tad an their purge to the
Ilaaritre free ears to premed 60 Odor ; sad whether the
pay void ha of the ears efts se the regimenta now
la India; tad, if ad, try setße also repeated
rtra isestioa an to when lbe Nam of the bfedjidl would he
Sir J. RAMMER re led der err boor were now on
their way bra the to China, bat It was merely in
ths ordinary mono of pied There was as intentios to
draw apes dallier ft die Maarldna kr the pup= of re-
infamies the smoiltion he China. The troops
Chia weft aft be sessile dr ears pp ea thirtradia,in
hat the Miry alleoure of hers Mitred at Rem
Hoag. Wilk teerd to the mend genet, be bed to atria
that dr bet of those who sermrye te neelr the eider cif the
helm bat that Maeda moil hee=tedlt had _dowdy—it wadi bre
her ai baser reemary
Y men sea in the moor of aridag out
dr Ibt.
Or L lERRISON 'eked the gentry of State for the
Hem Department whether It wee his Iftention to introduce
immilomooto in the Reformatory angels Bill, to tender miss
idbriel the presses et etnikelnig wary Der rash hr the
mintersee et their elder in reherstory echo& t
Fir G. GRIT broil Is he able to Rive node* of a dims
an the subject i simmittm on the bid.
LAST SATURDAY'S DRAW INC-HWY.—TM
APPEAL OF THE LADIES.
Oa the macs that the hoar at its rising adjourn to
YYr.RUNDAS rose, pes'''t to noire, to call the at-
titude of the pvernment to de per roooveaistoe which
otperread by Idles a bar Marry's drawing-
taxer at IL Joloodo Prase, to the want of mow
terimprimis k their oa aid Though (rid
the bat. gendersa • meal lepiriose tone of
miles) Ibe matre Is I wail on the Merles of the
orb ledi ea Or had et bit 31~s proment ray not
lie themitat post paled henries, issevertissim
no et se mill Amer& Yr* soil mamma the ems-
het
rad earl the had* et • hene_perin of
her 114rWe MI doled This h
se we het do seipeteghtal are bare
dire; do semplaile whisk hem her ash el this very
emsournte at h. hong Pass hie been bet 11m
• and they have sire Ira et rend err-
rem. .ish no warsady morn et he arid dot
art lo Sea *am* by does art have to arm& toe der
teeepdoft of lir Illarry, sad wire, Ward Of big a
i=eal Stets__ duty, have beams la coneftresse at
arsagments and the limited and broafterat
serifteskana provided, a painful end dr remit. teak.
(Hear.)
_Dr even these complaints, though they samara
web ridpalift at the Haft pans away and are forgotten,
al hors* t 0... who Mkt sr of the garter wham
velar mast be led within these Iran they have ban
torpid to boar is shoo the Imidips te which they
bar be. der rater* sr to vended ihmelvea with
rind *dr Omar bred Mak the deer of their
M. sr Myth milk by mans et therinier el dr seem
TmDot disso phrase' bar boar mderealle, MI I
hat the trainy panel ant Yormoolog sesereet tienesety
e then ellnersd foe he Yet dm. lam milder
Neat bed the sells lord (Paisseires) beat to.. him* his
weihempersery eel hounds *atewsme
I am bre wend bre this* Ida
deriders
ghe sash r earreally perent the
rearinee et rah mem hind Idm Ihr It Is sop ne-
err* I• ad bia Maeda le de bat Is ran seek •
chop es tort easterly Irvin siribethombiale
term I nisi loudly mid the mode bed, I waseis
set in hie fire; I rause mil the hes. ries*
the Mist Omminlesor et Wens, tortbar pray
dimmed dose the banding at St. Jewett ame'n'd the_raft s( dr S to. What then wee wild an ressill-
Car IS new lean ere is IlliksamilL t=ts
yid& sewOm thanght geed,sod et ns
esdkisei te dal war now considered
eel,sena, NI hervaniertriaswaniergely is the evil
whin rank" den heel numbers, end
tlym ale me dr Sower of dr Dinh pespin nod who, on
sire emir %er Ohre is it.. the rid brilliant court in
theiftelkarleasseirldeperboarti Whlchnoothernatka
in Drone sr immi. Mime owl laser r.) But, dr, if
we myth le drink a halos at pride that theft
ware ow fir ortiroloromm, orbit no we eompellal to wit-
sew adrilloshr_nrimed it Moult tatepreas • feeling of
shame did we *Nil pen* dam te warp too hardships
le wile dry weds areseil. I and that 981 ladies
'tended the drawing-mom ea that dor, out at which num-
ber 214 were reamed. In additioa to these our a very
Was usher of gentlemen—but bow many I hove not been
skid M aftertain. (Laughter.) Keeping theme number. in
view, ft requires no great stretch of the imagi-
nation to Teethe the state of that long corridor
which Is the oily means of AM OS and egrets to and
fro m the paints the rascal earl* which Is provided
for a amber. incept
It le of this corridor se the ft rms
from the perms, that I now more particularly speak. It is
Minh is illierzage arrangeossat sears arrairble for
ihodirlag the of • large ausalser eels
*OM
a lidlang Ora earrire. It tenfteftes at the
fruit deer of the rim ts whir door the rive
la reran ado arm eft selltd. Ths temp soon
It
and the lemurs the
weeder. It h ern to hridaa hew Meth smil
poem It met he As* a sly ts few hr vsy *awash this
cestd. and when rirmisd end rahg wet mertion,
and MID bar (id= %11l ter;slim maim the
boor it le rams le asi that bar bas sons—
having bees season is delis m—brir ally creative being
to 'mar k Nfr fight is an gm vier--which is ell the
inefteftedellem pevldled—lebete die Is exposed to the incle-
mosey of the weather, dales, HS theft happen to raft,
as It did a Or ardor, bar deer warily
_beam* dreuelei„
adwhoa she is mewl sir Is min with to. arinisote,
whom garroser ere eidmisi nib norms. Ms we.
what mazy lobes bad to mktg. at Os lest
is
this
mid plies they ird
ad
with the ezhinedta of the artaftte eel of
this " Made room ^ with *eh spina( said

essOy dresses numbed, spoiled, sad sitt(rly rased.
(Cries or " Oh, oh,' "Question " and laughter.)
litre, utterly uvereorne sad condemned to repose, not on
ban Ana '
, which might easily be prepared againat such en emer-
gency, but on the moiled and comae matting which covers the
Implants—that being all that in provided—tbay had to wait
until their carringts drove round to relieve them. There was
_ .

no want of bineCes elsewhere, which, had they been planed
where they were wanted, might in some degree here elle-
riated their suffering.. But where were they? With a de-
pee of ingenuity which mike's credit on the skill and judg-
ment of the directing authoritice, they wero placed where
they were not only axles., but where they lareamo stumbling
blocks—rig., in the room which is well know-n as "the pen;'
and when that morn became crowded they did the duty of
traps and ',Braila causing many en ill-fated lady to fell
violently to the ground. Bad on all the arrange-
ments are, nothing can possibly be worse than
thin miserable pen. ?deny • fair girl's brilliant antieipations
of the pleasure. of • drawing-room have received their tiret
shock when, emerging from that room, she found her toilette
crushed and intestate& and wholly unlit to appear in on
her tint presentation to her sovereign. (Question, question.)
Ido not think I sm in any way examrating the tails. I
am merely stating those things 1 hove my* If witnessed, and
tote few ladies !MVO ensured me of their reality. (Laughter.)
I think I have said sultb tent to justify the motion I have
plsned nn the paper, end I hope the appeal I 11011' make to
the noble lord will not be disrepirded, but that now the cir-
cumstances have Leon brought before him, he will
direct • retnedy to he found. I 1121 confident tied if
our Royal Mistress could be made aware how much
is endured by thew who gather together to leer before her
and do her honour, the warm sympathy which alto pouessee
in PO prominent a degree, and extends to all her subject.,
from the nobket end richest to the protest and lowliest,
would prompt her to issue immediate orders that steps should
be taken to prevent the possibility of the recurrence of scenes
-At"itiall."'it,...7..mg•t.i!tihesle:plid cries of " Bruno,
Brice," Lend E. rue, being the Viee-Chamberlain) said—
I shall have much pleasure in answering the appeal of my
hon. friend. I believe that it is utterly impound* to ex-
aggerate the gnat inconvenience which was experienced by
many ladles at the drawing-room on Saturday. It most be
recollected that the drawing-rooms are now held in the mine
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apartments in which they were held many years ago, when
100 or 200prreone only were in the habit of assembling on
such megatone to pay their respects to the sovereign. It may
perhaps he borne in mind that when these Drawing-rooms
were formerly held the Mimeo was in the habit it going round
and speaking to *hoe* perms whom the depired to honour
but indeed of 100 or 200 persons we have now more tlia;
I,ooo—perhaps, generally from 1,200 to 1,4001. ; and though
the dreams olthe ladies were large in former times, I behove
that at ter present moment ladies drew, occupy • consider-
. able space. (Laughter.) It is imposible, therefore, with
the united accommodation the state apartments afford, that
any comfort can ho experienced by those who attend the
Drawing-rooms. I am Ivippy, however, to be able to inform
the bon. gentleman and the boom, that I have received in-
'tractions from her ahjemy . roverroneint to have plans pre-
, pared for the enlargement ot the accommodation of St.
Jszom's-paisce—(no, no)--and I treat that ins short time
I shall be in • poition to present some plan that will Le
satidactory. (Hear, hew.)
A 'mood ay for Lord E. Bruce was again made, when
the right boa. baronet eat down, but it was not responded to.
Lied J. MANNERS—WiII these plans be submitted to
parliament, or see the works to be carried out aithout refer-
ence to partiammt
Sir B. HALL—Tbe pleas sr* not drawn yet, but no steps
will be taken to carry them out without reference to who-
went.

BOARD OP HEALTH BILL.
Msls frees Kr. KNIGHT,
Sir seed be Moiled to put this bill down kw
the second en Mesideg nest.
Mr. PALE said be w net present when the seemed
reading of the bill was mod one lie intmaden ed
moms its misinkm, al be wdrosi Mat Me erne
etf-
mstsweeidere4y Ib wide evening. The hill w a
most 06011161111111 b e>llt smile hoped that there would be
full Of geetimily Abided tar inswing it.
Su.- ORE. Yee I am aleseld be a full opportunity
for the diameter' Mlle
Mr. HENLEY NeM Mat gnaw emeing in quietion not
only were the army mite but the Secretary
to the Thum bed slem imam Si weld being on the
civil eirvicedee. rated ne we weld have expected that
the del sertheelliestet Medi ben been withdrawn with-
out nodes, wed Met Me emernment would bring on several
bills, en wideh ambers wire we not present wished to ea-
rwig their opinim.
Sir D. NOILItEYS said that es the question of the survey
' of Scotland was to be brought In en bringing up the report of
the srmy militates, would not the government arrange to
bring up the report at an early hour—say on Thursday
next ?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER would date
what saran mute would be made on Monday.
The motion for the admonatuent to Monday was then
Wood to.
PRESTON WORKHOUSE.

On the soolita Ise fig alb itenindlne of
Mr. OtHIBNIT gig illeolern et the Me to the
a/ameba= lode odd& as woke to bail • weithone
yr Mord W the Iltawkiat amid goenliena of ate
Pooloslaoseddeo. lie deli did emir the dor,-
do Maorwates Ammilmenst Ad, the Posweer Com-
edelem vow esgoodok ellt
ieleensheEdedmen
eland d the mojecity
ellfddlinelbeed
Imam Ilyspoodissef the idle se setegathe deatby
ow rid era Memo of goardleme mei lo o meting •• •
me tatter d WWI mei at a =Mg Mao lewd ; but the
Peorieedimmimienere had the peps r • &was with that
pnwhise. The Petedrre Bud hid kr may pea maw
rourelle linter the maim dile Poodle Vohs to Mild
a new anokhossa, which the stooge Med ea
the pried that they hid sad omilint loodthme.
A asiesement, however been mak leg liddi the es
teed predirs, to the somber of St, bed bee Mired to
alga • segeile• to the Pear •law Hoed, eked thel a new
sesetliesee lima be bob. It denied that the Petw-law
Booed bed mimed leis emonioeten with the deism al
the woad seisikei, lob got the eignatures of sigd=
rlty Mao ea elide el and those of II the
ginellme to the ngmfeilYa In q sullen. He wished to eon
•Itelher k was the toddle dohs Poor-low Board to ehluln
the Meat of boards el geed= in that way ; and if they
assent to esny oat their 'Mike of building • new web-
house at Preston!
Mr. 800 VERIE, who was way badMellp heed, was
nadoodeed to say that the weelainge et Pine i. was not a
goad as or in • sethdecteey doter it was thought de-
drab* may of the Ad den dared be a new
ansoditeg motordi to Peer4aw Board for
Mier fie is purpose. Ben the endot practice of the
Pss,. Ind to wow aim Ibedleg flip to be dons,
shoo • oreesel_ty of the gmilessoll • legoidtion for
14 tomorrow It had Moe the dor • emoiderable
Ild•es porfooft hid. gentlemen slid that
▪ So pent me Moo die eibleincd ht ogle of the
dead gemlosse, hot he bed yet le hen that the ovaffacio
geddlone hod ad es mad pewee and were net as mach
Milb',Puddle whet woo seemegy ha their mins, rod
rein/ le the asemity of • view workhouse en the
dialed grams.
Sir 0. PICHELL said that the right hon. geradme had
notewally sagmaited • miry msautheriesd order, and it id
kept within the law he hid eserlely Wed sag err the
wind, and if the penedm istmegelien ene slide Mes kw, the
sooner it was altered d• dash • meld ens mod
Immnlar and unjust to Ile sodigegue
Mr. DRUMMOND loodM alpit Yd. /gym
would not be intimidated by Ms my wiled ageldt him by
beard, of guardians. If the iNI sepoissi le be deem at all,
it was with a view to put naleertor into the beds of the
Poor-law Board. The ex- woe bend to
see that something also than the irtelestlissa of the
was attended to, newly, the interests of the pera..=
ought to be • much larger allowance to &Mon of 1
melons; paid en they now were. it was Impomible
they could attend to the sick poor. In many
istawes the conduct of poor-law guardians was
shaminsble. What would have become of the poor in Mary-
him hot for the Poor law Board 1' Some hon. gentlemen
mein dad el reform ; let them have • reform by which the
poor shoed sleet the poor-law guardians, and not the rate-
ter.
psr/v. (Laugh)
THE WORKS IN ST. JAMES'S FARE.
Sir F. BARING then rose to well the attention of the
Imam to the expenditure in St. James's-park. Hie object in
Wag* title matter before the house wan directed to a more
t subject than the actual money expended. It was a
elle=thich related to the privileges of that house. He had
moved about a month ago for certain papers, in consequence
of his finding that certain expenses were being incurred
without • vote having been come to on the subject by parlia-
ment, and he believed the papers were only printed a few
days ago. There could be no great difficulty with regard
to the facts of the case. Everybody knew that
woke were going on in St. James's-park, that the
lake had been cleaned out, that it had been cemented over,
and that considerable expenditure had been incurred, which
most be paid, end yet no money had been voted by parlia-
ment for it. There had been payments made—there was
now an estimate before the house which stated that 11,0001.
would be about the rum that the house would be asked to
vote, to meet an expenditure which had been already incur-
red. There never was a clearer case of expenditure without
the sanction of parliament. The question Ise had to ask the
government was, whether they could explain how it was
that they had expended a sum of money without having
had the sanction of parliament. The House of Commons
had dealt with eases of this kind. In 1841, in consequence of
the disturbances in Syria, the navaldepartment incurred certain
expenses which had not been before the House of Commons.
Them was no doubt that the expenditure was proper end
that the government hod given proper directions in incurring
it. But when the meter was discussed in the Homo of
Commons it was objected to, and the government was called
on to explain and to give itstisfsetery reasons for exceeding
the estimates voted by parliament. So far did the matter go
that • bill of indemnity was suggested, and he (Sir F.
Baring) himself brought, in • separate appropriation bill, in
order to mark the transaction ; but the Speaker thought the
proceeding so objectionable, that the bill was withdrawn,
and in the appropriation bill of the session a clause was in-
troduced on that subject. In 1849 Lord Auckland exceeded
the voteas it appeared on the estimates on the item of dock-
yard battalions when there were reasons for increasing the
means of the defences of the country; and parliament was
so far from admitting his excuse, that Mr. Hume moved
• vote which was very much like a vote of censure, stating
that it was the duty of the Admiralty not to have exoesded
the sum voted in the admit" and that motion passed with-
out • dissentient voice. Thom cases were lighter than the

regent one, for parliament Lad voted a certain stun fm es
purposes in question, aLd the estimates Lad leen only es.
cecelcd, but here, works were begun and proceeded wit(
for which parliament hod never voted any money at a(
In the report of the A U.ilt-Offilli last year reference was nude
to certain eurtespundenoe with the Tnnsurv, and 26
were pointed out in which is orks had 4.-en completed, for
the payment of which tuAley had been voted in a subsequas
mention. It might Le maid that three were only cases of
emergency; but ho did not me how the great clock, kr
which n sum of 1,600 f. lad leen paid, could come under the
clam of wicks. The practice Lad been to commence with
small amounts, but now, when they hal arrived sit a chars,
of 11,00 W., Le thought the home ought to show the govern.
ment that it had nut forgotten ono of its moat important
duties. (Hear, hear.) Gentlemen who lad rind the an.
dance before the public works committee would observe Ulu
a strong imprinadon ex tint tho whole of the check on
the public expenditure abould consist in tho audit. Now,
without of riog any opinion ou that point, Le might remark
that the audit arm iu smile mitten DUO, yearn in arrear.
(Ileac, boar.) Ile did not no au to my tint the actrounts
lad not been told, up. Lot they certainly had not been
finally audited, and the auditors were unable to come to a
satisfactory conclusion in oinsequenec of thelllBllo,T is which
the balances were tarried on flow year to yea. The preatat
mode of Troeceding a 34 ur st unsatisfaetory, and he had
thought it his duty to bring it befoce the Louse, in onkr
that come esplanotior might he afferdel; but whether'
reticfactory rap/minion Couitl be given or not, the house
ought not to pass the veto without haring all the papers beton
them. He did not wish to interfere with the public bun.
mem by proposing any formal reaulutiou, but he trusted ge
vote would Le withenivai until the pipers were printed.
Sir 11. HALL said be was nut previomly aware of the
several points to which his right hon. friend intended to
advert, but In trueted Le should be al to to reply to them in a
satisfactory mianncr. The pipets to which the right bon.
gentleman referred were orris rod on the 20th of May, pre-
sented on the Bth of Jute, w• re now in the handed the
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lie
printer, and would very ehortly be laid before the hence.concuried moat fully in the opinion exprebeed by his right
hon. friend, that parlisuient ought to be Jealous of the even-
ditun, of any public money which had not been voted by the
legislature • and whoever called on the Tremury for an ex-
penditure of money without the reaction of the bowie ought
to be held respon,ible for so doing, and ought to bo prepared
to give a fell and ilatiafactury explanation of their conduct.
Ile pro to etate to the home, the course which be had
in relation to the lake expenditure in St. Jane:lis-
ps:h. Previous to the eppointinint which he hail now fiat
honour to hold, at the end of July, 1854' Le presided at the
Board of Health, In which poartion he was frequently

brought into centret with lbsotstoot eminent men'in the

met ut,olie. who pointe.l out la bin, the extremely defective
state of the lakes, end urged upon him the nrceseity
of having them put into a prop, condition. On the
12th October, 1855, ha wrote to the Treasury, stating what
had tranapired, and pointing out that it would be Decrease),
la the Sent instance, to construct an outfall drain from St.
Jamee's-park, the old ono being about five feet higher than
tho bed of the lake. Having received the sanction of the
Tremory the work was proceeded with and completed in tho
course of tho last Rummer ; end it had been his Intention, in
the course of the present semien, to limpere a vote for the
pupate of cleetedng the lake. During the loot session a
select committee was appointed to consider the communica-
tions from Pall-mall to Pimlico, and one of the resolutions
arrived et was that en ornamental bridge should be erected
across the water in St. Jainees-park. On the 6th of June
be proposed a vote of 2,8061., which wee rejected, for the
petrpme of erecting the bridge, which would have been tiny
similar to the one now in course of erection, but instead of
being • suspension kid;. it would have been supported by
east iron pillars, and would not have cost so much. For the
erection el that Midge it would not have been neoeseary to
draw off the water. Parliament having voted the money for
a suspension bridge at tho latter end of the session, broke up
in the third work in June. It wee found neeemary, in dig-
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gng the 10undations for the bridge, to let the wain asi—at
the lila • and se from 40,000 to 60,000 cubic yards of stuff
were reerideed to make the lake more sak, and he could ob-
tain it for nothing from certain buildings which ware going
on, he thought it desirable to do so, instead of paying
from 'le. to 2.. 6d. per yard, as by that means • saving
of from 4,0001. to 5,0001. would be effected, being about 50
per cent. Under these eireumetancea he requested the
Timmy to give him authority to proceed with the work,
and on the 27th of August he received their election for so
doing. That was a lull explanation of the matter, and be
trusted the house would think he was justified in the course
which he had pursued. (Hear, hear) His right hon. friend
and It had been the practice of the Office of Work. to expend
sums of money without the vote of parliament. Whatever
might have been the practice in former year., it woe not the
=thenow; and in the present estimates there would be
very few Items which had been paid without the
authority of parliament. Hie right hon. friend had men-
tioned the payment for the construction of the clock. The
explanation of that payment wee eny simple. An agree-
ment had been entered into with Mr. Dent, that as noon ea
the gentlemen to whom the matter had been referred should
give a certifieets stating that the clock was going well, the
sum of 1,6001. should be paid on account ; and that certifi-
cate having been given, the payment was made as • matter
of course. There was another charge for works consequent
upon the distribution of the Crimean medals. That was a
matter which could not be foreseen, and was a payment of
seamier. With respect to the state of the accounts in the
office, his sight bon. friend, not knowing the exact facia of
the use, was perfectly juetilied in the comments he had
made. Oa entering the office he found the accounts in a
most mimed tort' state. The principal secretary, in mane-
querns d severe illness, had not been able to attend office for
nevim months, and the assistant-secretary was seized with
• malady whichaffected his head, and there were other causes
to which it was not necessary farther to allude. He himself
had had nojesethan 444 queries teem the Audit-officeto answer,
and he did an believe that them were thirty in relation to the
accounts which had been passed during the time he hal held
his present earn. He believed the accounts were now so
far as the audit was concerned, in a meat eatisfaciory
state. (Hear, hear.)
Mr. BENTINCK complained that whilst there had been
a disinclination on the part of the government to ask the sum
requisite for the defences of the country, they were prepared
to propose votes to works which were totally indefemible.
On • recent occasion, although they were told that thepree
sent state of the Plymouth Sound rendered it impossible to
coal her Msjesty's ships on an emergency, they declined
asking for funds for the purpose of providing the necessary
accommodation. But they had voted the sum of 13,0001.
for the Wastes of certain maritime ports, for which they
might as well hare voted so many pence. And now the
house was asked to vote thousands for the construction of
fish-pones and the replacing of Bower-pote. This sort of
expenditure wee • monstrous absurdity, and it was aleolutely
the athat there should he some effective supervision of
expenditure by one general head. lie did not
mean to my that it was wrong to beautify the metropolis.
The SPEAKER here interposed, and said it was his duty
to remind the hon. member that the proper place to discus
the details of public works was in committee. The right
hon. gentleman bad confined himself to a point which he
considered superior to questions of detail, and that was whe-
ther certain sums ehotild bo expended without the authority
of parliament. (Hear, bear.) That was practically the
point to which the attention of the house wee invited.
Mr. BENTINCK raid he thought he had conveyed to the
house the imprenion that he intended to discuss the principle
referred to. He contended that money for beentes,Mg the
orstropolia ought not to be supplied by the public puree,
but by means of a local rate. There was an increase of
24,000/. far park., and gardeme whilst there was a diminu-
tion of nmr. 100,0001. for harbours of refuge. The Eike
money ought to be expended on useful and national o
and not fmtered away in the manner it was now done. (r.
Sir D. NORREYS thoughte the right hon. hart.
made out something like a juatification of the coulee ha had
pursued ; but whilst he plaonl every mundane in him, ha
recommended the house to watch hint as narrowly as pos-
sible. (Laughter.)
Mr. B. HOPE did not agree with the hon. gentleman
opposite (Mr. Bentitick) that the decoration of the metropolis
was not • legitimate expenditure of the taxation of the
country. If improvements were not carried on, the metro-
polls would be reduced to a state of disorganisation and
hnbariile. According to the opinion of the hon. gentleman
so money ought to be expended for objects in which an the
people did not participate. Now he would ask the hon.
Abe what benefit the inhabitant. of the midland counties
derived from harbour., of refuge ? (Laughter.)
Lord I. MANNERS raid that as the attention of the
eight hon. gentleman (Sir B. Hall) had been directed to the
leaprevement of the laxe,,, he did not see why he had not
sued the attention of parliament to the subject. (Hear,
bear.) The complaints of medical men referred not only to
the water in St. Jameie-park, but to the other parks, and
especially to the Serpentine. It was no new thing for gentle-
men in the position of the right bon. baronet to be wetted on
by medical men with respect to the Serpentine. He was
afraid that at the end of the .anion the right hon. gentleman
might endeavour to impress on the Treasury the necessity of
interfering with the Serpentine without consulting parlia-
ment on the subject ; and trusted the discussion would not
terminate without an intimation from the government that
such a request would not be assented to without giving hon.
members an opporetinitv of fully considering the matter.
Sir H. WI Ll.O 0014 BY thought they could not exagge-
rate the importance of the question before them. That ques-
tion woo whether that house was to be • control over the
public expenditure. His opinion woo that it was control in
the nature of moonshine. They did not know whether the
grants of last veer were expended or not. If the Commie-
eioetr of Works could spend 14,0001. without authority on a
lake and a sewer, what security had they that he would not
spend 40,000/. ? He inked if 8761. was not voted for that
sewer last year; and what was the meaning of expending
3,7251. over it now and what wee the meaning of a Trea-
sury minnt: I Then 11,000/. had been expended in
mending the ducks and drakes away. Woe that
the sum auttioree I by the Treasury letter of the
27th of August, 1556, a few days after parliament was
prorogued, or did be expend it under the authority of tho
Trenury letter of April, 1857! Would the house sanction
that sort of expenditure ? If so, their debates on matters of
finance were utterly useless. Ile trusted that a revolution
would be Draught forward and carried that such expenditure
was a violation of the privileges of that house.
Mr. AYRTON tendered his thanks to the right hon.
baronet (Sir B. Hall), but when he came to the explanation
he did not hear a word of it. He trusted that another time
when he got up to make an explanation he would make him-
self heard. (Oh.)
Mr. MOB BRAY remarked that this wu not the only
unauthorised expenditure. Lan year there was an expendi-
ture of several thowande on tlreworks—(a laugh)—without
authority, though parliament yea sitting.