The Express.
London, England, 1868-02-19 00:00:00

tb'AItLIAIMITARY MISCELLANEA.

Mr. Baxter has gives Noise el e question to the
neeretwry of the Treasury Imesernew„ vb., if it is true that
the government hew already given anise to the govern-
ment et the lJnited Makes to terminate the postal treaty
between the two cometorim whin has only been in open-
tin a few weeks ; and, if me, what are the romans for
adopeng ee muses] a nun

On an early day the nine hon. member will
move, " that in the opinion of this bowie no postal subsi-
dies in the form of a axed pap:seat, sad an dependent on
the number of Mites sad aempaptim carried, should be
granted where ordinary Male supports several lines of
pameager steamers, ea is the owe \Kean this country
sad the United Basso of Amelia."

To-morrow the Some Secretary introduces a
bill to provide for carrying oat of capital panishinsat
within prisons.

On Friday Mr. Remington Mills will ask the
Under Secretary of State for the Co/cedes if he intends,
on an early day, to introduce a bill to relieve the Consoli-
dated Fund from the charge of 20,3001. for the ticelsolas-
tied establishments in the West Indies.

Viscount Enfield intends on Friday to ask the
So:rotary of State for the Home Department what per-
manent addition hail been made to the numbers of the
Metropolitan Polio* Force, and whether there is Any in-
tention to make any further alteration in the numbers,
pay, duties, or organisation of the said force.

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The O'Conoi Don next Tuesday will ask the
Chief Secretary for Ireland whether the government have
as yet decided what same they will pursue with regard
to the question of University Education in Ireland, and
whether he ma state when he will be prepared to make
known their views on the subject,.

On Friday week Mr. B. Cochrane will call the
attention of the home to the charter of 1694 of Greenwich
Hospital, which enacts, amongst other purposes, that it
is tar the enstentation and maintenance of widows, and
the education of the &Bann, of seamen happening to be
slain or disabled In the ass service ; and to ask the First
Lord of the Admiralty why girls equally with boys are
not entitled to the privileges of the hospital.
On the 3rd of next month Mr. Bonverie will
move for a committee to inquire into the management
and constitution of Queen Anne's Bounty Board, and to
consider the expediency of transferring its duties to the
Ecclesiastical Commission for England.

Mr. William Edward Forster proposes, on the
13th pros., to cell attention of the house to the present
state of the law affecting the allegiance of British subjects
who hare emigrated to foreign countries.
Mr. Bruce's Education Bill is deferred till Tues-
day, March 17.

Mr. Bearden intend., on the 17th of next month,
to bring forward a bill for the amendment of the Act of
Union between Great Britain and Ireland, and for the es-
tablishment of a ',swats registration in Ireland.

Lord Hotham, M.P. for the East Riding, was
yesterday alackd Chairman of the Committee on Stand-
ins Orders, in the room of Colonel Wilson Patten,
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.

!ARV DIVISION.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, FEB. 18.

HABEAS CORPUS SUSPENSION (IRELAND) ACT
CONTINUANCE BILL.

(In the committee.) New slime (no warrant to be in twos
for more than three months)-(Mr. BasweLl)—brought
sip, and read the Ant time :—Motion Made, and ques-
tion put, " That the °Lose be now read a second time :"
—The ow: mattes divided : Ayes 18, noes 31.

AYES.

Alien, W. 8. Hashes, T.
Candlish, J. Megan% J. F. War , W.
Care, T. O'Conor Don, The , 0. H.
Cekridge, J. D. Putman, JL Winter H. 8.
Cowen, 7..
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R.
rim.
T. mune
craeurd
01.oehlen, air C.
Garin, Illajor Bearden, D. J. Bagwell. J.

NOEL
adderley, C. B. HardO. Parker, Major
Bentinek, G. C. Hay, Mr J. C. Bead, C. 8.
Bridges, 81r B. Howes, IL Robertaon, P. lr.
Butler-Johnstone,H. Huddlerton, J. W. Behtar-Booth, O.
Cave, 8. Hunt, O. W. Seymour, O. H.
Corry, H. L Xarshke, Sir J. B. Walpole, 8. H.
Dickson, Major Lindsay, Col C. Who, H. C.
Dimodale B. Mlagan, P.
Dbonell, B. Manners, Lord J. TELLIIS.
Ferguson°, Biz J. Mayo, Bart of Saylor, Col.
Greene, E. Montgomery, 81r G. Whltmoro, H.
Hamilton, Id. Claud Mowbray, I. B.

the Court.

OSBORNE, Fza. 17.

The Queen drove out, accompanied by Prince
and Princess Christian and Princess Henrietta of Sables-
wig-Holstein.
Bir Thomas and Lady Biddulpli and Captain G. Bowyear,
&N., bad the honour of dining with the Queen and the
royal family.

Yin Macgregor has arrived at Osborne co a visit to her
Majesty.

FEB. 18.

The Quests went out this morning, aocompanied by
Prinoess Mestrios.
Prince and Princess Christian and Prince Christian
Victor, accompanied by Princess Henrietta of Schleswig-
Ho/stein, and attended by lady Susan Melville and Um-
taisist-Oolonal G. Gordon, left Osborne for Frogmen.

The Prime of Wake, attended by Lient.•CoL Kennel,
hunted with her Majesty's staghonnds yesterday.
The Prioress of Wales drove out, attended by the
Countess of Morton.

In the evening the Prince and Princess of Wales dined
with the Duke of Cambridge at Gloucester Howie.
A committee of the Lords of her Majesty's Most Honour.
able Privy Council sat yesterday at the Privy Council Office,
Whitehall, on matters relating to the public health. The
lords present were, the Lord Resident, the Duke of Buck-
ingham and Chandos, Lord Hobart Montagu, the Right Hon.
Spencer H. Walpole, and the Right Hon. Stephen Cave.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial.
office from the Governors of Gibraltar, the Australian
Calorie, Ceylon, and Hong Bong. Despatches were sent
to the Governor of Malta.

TRH Passers 0, WALLS WITH HER MAJWITY'I3
STAO-HOUNDll.—Yeslerdsy morning his Royal Highness
the Prince of Wales, attended by Oolong Keppl, Woad
Kinpards, the Prince's Mester at the Horse, and aososi-
prided by Lord Wylie, the Master of the Royal Buck-
hounds, left Saddiagton by spode! train on the Great
Western Railway, at 10.10 a.m., in order to hunt with
ber Majesty's Staghounds, the fluters being at Ivor Heath,
near Slough. At the latter junction the Prince arrived
at *lvrea o'clock, and mounting his hunter, " Paddy,"
rods with his mute to the meet. There there was a large
field, among whom was Colonel Riohardson-Gardner
and the principal followers of the royal heat,
all anxious for the mining sport, the famous
door littelsy, which pve such a maguitoent run List
somou, having been erpresaly sent over for the day's
chase. The deer having been turned out from the cart,
the pack was laid on after the usual amount of law, sad
the sham commented. Him royal highness rode splendidly
and well up to the hounds, leaving not a few laggards
behind. The line of country taken by the deer was by
Dukes Wood, Hedgerley Green, Sandy Bottom, Stone
Dian. and Penn Bottom. At this point the prince was
still pursuing the chase. Amassment' were made at
Slough for the rotors of his royal highness to /mobs by
the 4.10 p.m. train, but when it reached Slough the prince
bad not returned in time to meet it.

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been Omani to direct letters patent to be pared sada, the
isel a the Duchy of Cornwall appointing Edward Coedit,
of Saint Austell, EN., sheriff of this county of Cornwall.
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of Blisrborsos. In the sad
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