The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-16 00:00:00

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"'people Bet k
*dseppertere p ea
epties erMil the noble lewd le beep thew or let them g
aothel whetter We siapperiew IMO white se big& Weo,
walberity appeased le be the none. ilanghter.) He wear
loved it maw al way west impresses AM We Peet..
pew wale me neibeely leveled le gab& the slew Inds
is Me own is they bed abolished It en she west. Great
weak wee due to Perle fer ler endue en the
wieners eiret. owl Ye Week to Able& in the
awake ez-
el legitimate anintwee mil he lhe eirilhatioe
wing M extreded wer the Meld* iseeleniebio la
ea pane UM wont ireoftwit villa bed wilered mach
5._ We MIMS ef Abuts. vWM.vain. pe_elbeproweeest
hal beam earned ',bore the des.bode bed bur aboasi
sr gabs& The Peeliegewe weephieed whithey bed se
eidieraw cies ad gawk bed Wei
thew IMO ow
pato& es impeded te be, by theelween eI
eessel Owe. impport weeiM enable to way isle
east their dean of estealing their mewed
le the owl so well as Me west eeeet. Say ewes=
list We ale. Wide met be wA down b mow le ewe
per. sod it wee get e*•Tilt^ bat • deny et We
weentry. bbw ardbies4 . r.id s body }serene pat it
Men le twigs wbe Wise weeeeme ler its sow
I. bar owe dependiewien They dueledhe w-
eed they Impel Inelod Get by Owte o
Preelihnee then entieellesads weld be aerted before
Las bet it weld be ellsehol peweable seems, mad
Woo only who Imo to the weelemenee et shyer,
*oil 'avocet* men wbbe weal le the
paint sone then weld MI woe the einem ; and he
wilt te'e'n'' wild bed spenned In North Aseerlie, is
storwieg We Whet et vision usweria lie bettered that
ware wee dime by We paha epiaioe this ashy ie the
own el the altellass el ivory thaw by Sion who monad
le web GM body ineerwes.

HIM ORA111;ILLI vidied to atpleis whet wee mid by
W Seeteeary et Mete is refeeesee te the divides of Met
year, which the noble eied bused std appeared to hem
odeembinteed. Of some there mead he to
em mew
Mirle the o, but the loaminess. moo.
e attire team the hew ender the impromites thie se
eillellee weight MU and If these meethere bed set
left. the malt ef the di would has bees very Mt
hem& He did set desire to mopes the itetrlies, bat
epee the vowed Webbed apes by the My of Ittete.
Hie quediee as set see tee the home to ester apes
with mg Wot bi 11.111.11.1114 to mobs empesdel ppeal to
the side lord art Is prom Me seam

Me MY. of 01701 ID bed vestured lest yaw to sa
She noble bed est is withdraw his wake in elesdnese
to the wee wise et the Beide earl, but en Ins prima ens-
an he ass Ole mini, adviser Mar he saint met
bed tYi that the eppeietteent eta eased apes this west
bed hoes is some dopes demigod by the house
wire, to give a opinion is the evieetive
rz.T.t. ' the eistutive goversneat did set wish
...Mai
sad ad tom. By 0,4 actin in your iipos the
heed principle that that house oat... to interfere is
them elettees, but ebowsid trust is yto the executive,
they night bays kr • w year that which the
have bees rosined I. de b few wut
=II Meese of tin lesereg inembere of the
Cftigenntenest led chews ddelikee* IR yaws pub
►their lawns were is the seppeessies ef this
swage, sad he I.elpeyeal that if us weak(
toseure to net opts their sohlwinepivationa.
isbee they fared thet the bosom bad sot heterpreed with a
vete is • wetter tbet timid be tdt to themselves. they
Ina be inclined to navy eat the pnaciple of the thanes
d Vat yaw.

Lai NITRATHEDIN eeld be sleedd willinely, in an-
innanno wish tl,e seapedieeset b mole Moat, widniniw
Ss min= ; sal, sormin • bops thee the noble lard the
Audipm aim Mary Mail WU antler, limaislee• *Berta for
Hu Mae.
MOIR LAW ABIBBISMENT BWOTLANDI BILL
1116 bin yes mad a third time sad pared.
mAssoums BILL

vernet of aniii;i6isl; ter bill w received, .ad
inselimis wow area la
_ll/1110ESTS OF PICTURES TO THE NATION.

OM SITO swam et LA Oammeuxe, a Wert committee
hue he 'mealier the peeper measures to be taus
the glib ell pictures of Turner and Velllo4 sad
say Otte of the imams kill

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS BILL
The WI WY raids aneed tin&
DUN FOREST AND HITCH= OF ST. lIRIAVELS

Tlie till was nod • thirar;;;;sod pared.
1111ThOPOLITAN POLICE FORCE. PENSIONS RIM
Tim report d onowhoonto to this toll v fIIONVOI, owl
H. immpihm.o wow osprod to.
Mods Iseistilp adisossi at 10 Watts, post S.

HOURS OF ()MOWN& —Moxpee, JULY 15.
The Brum took the chair at 4 o'clock.
PRIVATE BUSINIM.
The Lords' amendments to the following bills were
considered sad agreed to : —Barmier Coal Railway, Loudon
and North Western, Lancseter and Carliale, and Odedonian
Railways, Marlborough Railway, Bethke.*le and Newcastle
Junctioo Railway, South Yorkshire Railway (Keadby ex-
tension), sad Wigan Coss Meter and Fitting Company, Bills.
THIMD RZADlNG4.—Dumfries, Lochmaben, and Lockerby
Junction Railway, and Hammersmith, Paddington, and
City Junctions Railway, Bills.
MAJOR-GENERAL WINDHAM'S APPOINTMENT.
Mr. CONINOHAM wished to ask the Under Secretary
of State for War upon whet principle General Windham
had been appointed to the colonelcy of a regiment, and
what military exploits he had performed to justify such
an appointment.
Mr. BARING said that when a motion was brought for-
ward some days ego he endeavoured to explain the Fin-
ciple on which these appointments were made. Major-
General Windham stood next on the list of major-generals
for consideration to the appointinect to a regiment, and
upon these grounds was recommended by his Royal
Higbee= the Coruroander-in-Clnef to the Secretary of State.
He was appointed accordingly. With respect to the latter
pad of the question, he would ask how Major• General
windlass now found himself on the list of major-
plurals, sad the answer to that question would probably
answer the question of the hon. gentlemen. lie found that
Major-General Windham was promoted to the rank
of major-general for his distinguished conduct in
having, with the greatest intrepidity and coolness,
headed a column of attack which 'moulted the enemy's de-
fences on ther4ll of September, 1836. (Hear, hear.) Tholes
I were services performed by Major-General Windham. The
Ga:rete. of that date specified those services in terms most
Mattering to him. The Commander-in-Chief said he
"found hires!( unable to express in adequate terms the
seam he entertained of the conduct and gallantry the
troop, theirtisantiysowell
devotion
merited, was not rewarded
and tono were by e sue.
sees
Wake mere belly due than to General Windham."
Tear, bear.) That was on the Bth of September, 1555, and
of than semi MB be promotion
sem=galan ametbar id the same date treat the
immediate amemeadias it wee "
Oessmal Meares is espreidly reeseammuled for hre=
modest dumb( the Whole -sins& whist the mdse..
New be was sedan that there wee me military officer who
would dame mere to the er.premism of the honourable
memier ter that it smelled 'military exploits to
width a geasans ellioer to that Teak which his place on the
list entitled him b. But this he would my, that during the
whole of his eerier fa India, hem the Mem be landed in that
ssustry 4 te the peramt kb be bed dome his duty to the
salideatiem of his semmemiles Abet; la all the situations
le width he bed been pima (Rear, beer.) So nub Ice
the lessliee bei be Oise& he limb hardly_ bedew(his
dilly if he did est speed Meths been spied Ude
......I._„sewee Week met the pthedelera
woe Imam bet the pentemel thin awl bald-
e=l=erestee of the elbow miestml be them haemees.
It wee met es babel( et the Cemmemlerdethisli se the
lisarbary of bete far Wes that be made this sistemmat,
bet bee pan= meld barer be aware et the pelm b-
illeted aapes pant Mime by having if sot Mamba at h
bebeelimes set dews la the votes el the ben. sad saw-
muds dimmed le perilimeet, wham they bad me copper-
temity et viadieethi themselves. (Rem, bor.)

THI BUILDIBIT STRIKE
Mr. CONINGHAM wished to eeir the Undrraimormary of
elate for Wu Awake a body ef INS he isagise to ti.
loyal Warms bad been megioyed by the War D
moat on the barmen at Carder. is enesiqueme2lte
Arum among tbe inmost ; and if e, wbetber car a m-
ooed* waereaslasnt with the principle of 11101114161d11.18110
betweea tbe imstere sad ems.
Hr. HAZING mid the of tbebarreeks at Chains
was most and wee amiable that the roam"
voted by ebenld be empended within the year.
The guile would to,. been emighteky dapped for tbe
wait of a few roar. It wee eseargaseily thought=
to put a few woman on Ike work ler a abort
Another raison was that ether penes, would have to he
dimbeed V the mom work was elegraL
Mr. OONINCHIAM embed wbethst the sappers bad ban
ft:rubbed te tire eenkateler. _

Mr. BALING mid the bursas sorobehes cesobsstail by
a orstroeter. The sees were forsibed sot to the seatroo-
We bet to the sovoremst.

TIM BANKRUPTCY BILL
In reply honk P. Kw.;
Bir G. O. LBW= aril Ihel the bin would be takes on
Tliendey nest 111 sable Mend (Load Palmeteton) would
Mate list night et te-eacevew the mane which the govern-
meet most to pews with reepeit to the Louie emend-
male.

THE saamentif WAR IN AMERICA.
On the man ennoittee a supply,
Mr. Ind I7llool= he wished to know be
the
gait t the hni Of &nip Whirs Anther be hod n-
oshed the
say frisk eingdents a treatmoni Mae sub-
jun ths seessolsa asks, end ha mead min any
damn* to w bean sa the sob Jest. Ea esaaared he
W bus lather naertmolely treated by theme
mber
for Liaised and the ha. member for Gal ether
~slag whom he Ishahned Ode tabjeet, who tranol hie
statenasate is old wens.% tabs. The oak, bid, bownsr,
pray ben Caked he stand. Dret to get at the ham Ito
wren to the Make ler intentaties, sad in =to
ressivid am art penal ia the end lky by Ni. J
Dade mai the pedianeed als leameraied sisals
that
oseeplasie esallenal what hi tad. had anted that
90 Jahnbad been Wend ler every person deed or aka. It
=llarowter, that SI donna was the sua awed, and
as the say =Make be node. He was
tight Weldon in tding than_ penile a the
South sad this Mr. J. Davie a sot at brans. (langliter)
He ateee.pieisd that a *kith sandin the sea to
state to de tole day by Male wageelk and he
wined to Wow whether the bah lord bed melted ray
oseenanderAien apse that natter. Ha had *nal m-
oaned a annommitelies at the lest nosment skies that
fear or toe Mailiama who had staved in New
York, sod wire es their we to this osaany, emathind
that they had art Ina Beithli emesnit in 111.
Soothera Minns that pniestiom to whisk they wen ea.
titled Tay mid Nry ha watality
• pretestisa a these emu& A akenedWith regar the n
d to skii
in of at
this twang and leatimang the stain a a Dritia meek,
to whisk ha alerted ea a lama anise. be ene
I Mama that the liellish essera at linisnak was prima
delft that sennenen and won w sosesties saloon.
=eat we ionentleint with the neateality whisk the
ponsinment had &dared they woad observa
=altass.) Whoa a reward was °Eared tart the wro-
te the guilty parties the ringleader gave issteM ap
end dined the sward, end after been euNeslied to two
wr three days' ingehannent was hbermW. He (Mr. Dan.
ameba andormissil. asessoma eat the &MIA teasel at
Ilaventab ens a law slave swan im right a his was, sea
Menelen bed • area interest in lee auslisa Bleb
tend the sonotry. It was and, innseilde Mist
seuld bedew to British =Mein II sea
widen the
ties el sensal. H. withal S. Imo+ the make
and the Matey et Salo is, resign Allan brinesived
aafavilesitlit= atitod not received lay anspielat
with regard tow Hank masa at Saysnemie. •
was node resposelng the whops el tarring tad
lin myna el a ememiest venal, and this. was new own.
spesionte an no wile& The altar took piste Were the
sasseeisa et the Ilentian Rasa, ant had ma/ft Ms do with
M. Mr. T. Danesadeo—la May kat) It wee a ease ia
wide • oasis a • Ihitin noel ens nnonwed he have
been ilberinta and loan badly. • gnat ash selletted,
end he was toned and int hared ; bat it that the
Mirk and bed dons hie day as the treasser.
Men It did not bragin that he wee gni* a the im-
propriety el wearies seeenion tams, bat inquiries woad
ewn& biotin maw.
Tbe sehjset them drepped.
POMO 1111811111811.

We L LILLE wield M knew what the giummment in.
tended ha de with the Beakreptey Bill. (Heim hoar.)
Lewd PALMEESION mid the Bankruptcy Bin would
come en en Thnrwhay, and to-morrow he would be able to
Mete mere &kindly what course the government meant to
panne with regard to it.
MG. C. LEWIS said then werenot many meammee about
which tiny had any doubt. The principal questions related
S. the Eleetioas Bill and the Highways Hill. If it were
resale topromed with the Highways Hill on Fridaymenr
tag le would do so, but that would depend OD whether
museum of the Chancellor of the Exchequer occupied much
of the time of the house. It would depend ou Friday
whether he proceeded with the bill or not. He would state
what 'purse he intended to adopt respecting the Elections
Mena Mom day.
fJ. FAKINGTON asked when the government meant
to p no with the Greenwich Hospital Bill. It would
new wed at the time of that house, tad would, be
Imilievek milli a great deal of oppwation. He could not
bet expels a here that the government would withdraw it
far the present minim, deh'berate upon it during the co-
ems, sad reietreate it =et se.eine.

Mr. MALINS awe& that if the noble lord at the head
of the aovernmeat did DM stale that sight what course he
assent to pursue with respect to the Baskruptcy Bill, it
would be too soon to moored with it on Thursday. as there
would not be time to receive replies from parties in the
country who were interested is the measure.

Lord PALMERSTON mid it was the intention of the
government to go oe with the Greenwich Hospital Bill. He
would state to-morrow whet the goversment meant to do
with the Bankruptcy Bill.
Lord J. MANNERS complaised tbst slam public Wei-
ser had commenced 5$ a quarter peat 1 the members of Ibe
gowersasost were ste is their Moss at that time, and seg.
granted that it would be better to revert to the old plan.
ear G. C. LEWIS mid that every member of the govern-
ment was is his place who bad a ;motion on the paper to
1118111,1111.

Piir J. PERO URBAN mid it would he a Feat convenience
to immalmes to know whew the Election Law Amendment
MI weml9eeme on.

Sir O. C. Lawns-_U sselsinly will sot cows Olk this
wise.

-
Mr. NEWDZOATZ asked whether the government in.
Ceded top es with the Municipal Corpurstion Act
Amesdenent MIL It arm his Intention to move the dame
witch Mood as Maepepar in hie MOM.
Mr. L 02107 *eked ekes the government modal