The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-17 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 17, 1857.

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4 Cloommus wield bereft da Admen 4 s tiotois law
by wag awaedesM What lot Ilethseldld
itssid be dims! Melts his mesh The messilea we,, in
bat, at of ptiOsp ; rid it wet IN the Howes of Commas
to es ini& their privileges is the Hoene et Leeds led n-
ets* attadaisted their.. (Haar, hoar.) In staaag the
hill In eneaties to the Howie of Lords, they wield please
themes suppliants; and their lordship might well reply,
r, We ran maintain our privileges, and we leave you to
tasintain yours."
Viscount EMU/4070N WM in favour of proceodiog by
tewslothr rather than by bill. The Lord' by misting
1414 Wirividalt bed taught them how to admit lartm
Istitschlid. (Her, hear.) He was in favour of computing
the se Am till the Iteginnine of neat session, the puma
tios.
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NAVAL AND MILITARY.

RECRUITING FOR THE ARMY IN INDIA.
Yesterday Erma recruiting parties from the
depot ineopmedee et ausliminte mainY loW end treat re.
&web ohm saes iv mbeihellen arrived in Landau by
=,grol el ens seyereed illemeivel to the officer com-
ae reereltleg make le Doibentreet, Weetininater.
The meet dram= niertlene ere bah, male by the govern-
nest M eaughts the Meek of eesli reihnent wring in or
alit to mist hr India to tlis Der edeblihnsent—Tic.,
02ffsk71001Leent, 760 sabres each, with a art of 160 men ;
karsiry, vim ma, isciudinvirodzimiss 260 strong.
recruit. for the
hilewhigh." m=
wed too
fad Dwain Guards (under
even he Win), Oh Megan& (liede), 7th Homers
(oche oriere), 6th Kass, 14th Light Dragoon., 7th Fusi-
liers, Bth Peat, 1011 Elio, 20th ditto (under orders), 23rd
Royal Welsh Fusiliers, 24th Foot, 27th ditto (Inniakilkos),
29th ditto, 32nd ditto, 34th ditto (under order.), 36th ditto,
42nd (Highlanders), 43rd Light Infantry, 62nd ditto, 64th
Foot, 60th Rides (Ist and 3rd battalions), 6lst Foot, 84th
ditto, 70th ditto, 76th ditto, 78th ditto, Slid ditto, 82nd ditto,
83rd ditto, 84th ditto, 86th Royal County Down, 87th Royal
Faailiers, 88th Connaught Rangers, 90th Foot, 93rd
ditto, 97th ditto, 2nd battalion (under order.), and 3rd ditto
Ride Brigade.

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Aftar ems further discussion, the resolution was put and
carried

Rorauric said s resolution had been placed in his
hands which was rather opposed to what he had sold ; but
in what he was most maxims about wee to secure the Mien,
he would move it. (Cheers.) It was--" That the fact that
in the late division to the Rouse of Lords all the numbers
of the cabinet did not support the Oath. Bill, is calculated to
name deep Saki and disappointment to the liberal piety ;
and that Lord Palmerston be respectfully and earnestly
aohcited to toed the whole weight and influrmos of hie
goverrommt in support of Lord John Russells propped
bill ; and in the event of its rejection, that the goverment
will aid the attempt to seat Baron Rothschild by a nitilu-
toi of the Ilium of Cummins." That the calumet
were not united on the question was evident from the' act
that see member of the cabinet in the Rooms of Lords cited
spinet the bill of Ire year, and absented himself frost the
diction this year.
Mr. Biro. in seconding the resolution, said if the billof
Lord John Rummell were not passed, he would support say
attempt which might be made to settle the question by rear

ADMIRALTY, JULT 18. APPOINTNENTB.—Cap-
Ulna C. H. M. Backk, to the Chomp:oho; Ni. D. Courcy,
to the Pyloric's; Beaudomp Seymour, to the Pelorue.
Commanders Wands Marten, to the Roebuck; J. M.
Bruce, to tie Assurance; Patrick C. C. M.Dougal, to the
Mohawk ; F. C. Sys& to the Sparrowhswk , 11. T. Bur-
ly...you to the Owls.
Lioutemont Chocks D. Sanders, to the Ezoelkett.

CHATHAM, Juts 16.
Besides the additional regiments ordered to pro-
ceod forthwith to India, the authorities at the War-o Mos
have determined on mending out a strong force of the Royal
Engineers from this garrison, to act in conjunction with the
Sappers and Miner belonging to the East India Company.
The 4th, Bth, 10th, end 27th companies of Royal Englacers
are those Dined to stowed to India.

Mr:Roost:cc said a member of the noose of Lords—a
leading whip—had informed him that he wail totally tumble
to bring up the liberal members of that house, while, on the
other hand, there were thirty members on the opprits aide
who had two proxies each wlitich they wen, •Iways ready to
produce; and the noble lord said that if any ouch bill ma had
been referred to cane up from the House of Commons, it wee
ewe to be rejected by a large majority. After such a state-
ment, it wee a serious question whether any bill should be
supported. (Hear, hear.)
Dlr. CONINGUANI maintained that the House of Lords had
no right to take upon itself to decide who should or should
net t say constituency.
thought the mooting ought not to call
upon Lord Palmerston to give any plolge so to the 1..1.11.0
which be would pursue before ho lost heard the question
argued. Such • course might, in his opinion, be attended
with danger.

DEVONPORT, it'LT 16.
The Boaeawen, 70, Captain it. A. Powell, C.A.,
sailed yesterday (Wednesday), for the Cape of Good Hope,
to roman sad bear the Am of hear-Ailtorral the Hon. By
E. W. Orsy, K.C.8., ocannender-in-chicf on that station.
Th. St. Jean d'Aere is to bo stripped of her rigging and
return to her know station In ordinary.

Peifirseem erweswd his eoneuerenee in this view.
Yr. Roeseca having intiniativl his willingwes to meet
Sir J. Giuliano's view, provided the right hon. baronet
would eminent to the iniimoion of all reference to Lord Juba
Rummell's bill, the revolution was ultimately abridged, and
then unanimoualy adopted in the following form , That
the fact that in the lots division in the House of Lordit all the
members of the cabitet did not support the Oaths Bill, le
calculated to cause deep pain and demappointmont to the
liberal pasty."
On the motion of Mr. M'Canto, ft wee resolved that the
mewing should wand Adjourned until Tuesday nest, at three
o'cick, with the views( then proceeding to Lord Palmerston
to represent to him the opinions of those present.
The proceeding. terminated with • vote of thanks to the
chairman.

THE FREEDOM OP THE CITY TOTED TO THE
DEW OP CAMBRIDGE.

Yesterday a Court of Common Council was held,
at which

--Mr.iNI,IIIITON moved the following roaolution :—" That
the freedom of thin City bo prevented to his Royal Mebane
the [hike of Cambridge, dr, cousin of our beloved Queen,
and the Commander-m-Chief of her Majesty's Forces, ma
to too my of the attachment to the Queen and n yal &slily of
the • itieens of London repneented by this court • se • grate-
ful recognition of the eupp'rt his ltoyal llighnees has given
to the various public charities of the metropolis; of tho un-
daunted valour displayed by him in the late war in the
Crimea; and of the judgmen', energy, and ounces. with
which he hes conducted the ruJitary attire of the empire
since he ha. iteoepted the high and responeible onion of Com-
noulder-in-Chief of the lirithih Amy. There we. another
solution, of vital notice had been given, on the paper of
businesa, viz. "'t hat the freedom ee pm ...MO with • .word
or some other teatineonial, of the volt. of 200 guinone"
There wan a separate diem...ion upon each of the resolu-
tions.

eeputy Lott seconded the resolution
Mr. Be 14N SLL said there could ho no doubt that the Duke
of Cambridim had acquitted himself with undaunted besvery
in the war, and abased the fatigues and hardships of hie
icildiera with untiring vv....renews, but fur these nervier ho
bed been rocompetettel well by the dietinguiehed °Moe of
Commander-in-Chif, and it was boposeibis to add et the
present time to so dignified a reward by presenting him 'Wye'
Matta as with the free dem of the City. Halides, the duke
had been only • fete mouths in that office. If after sofnic
experience in the duties of the equation, and after some proof
cf euperiority in comparison with his predecesams, hie Royal
Highnesie name elmuld be brought forward in that court,
there would be • most hearty and 11118.1111100 U• concurrence in
a future proposition of the kind. Ito considered it to be Lis
duty to propose as on amendment that "the question Le
nut put."
Mr. Bukly and Mr. Satmders oppored, and Mr. Wool-
torton, Mr. Rome, and Alderman Wire epake 'treacly in
favour of the neolution, which was carried in both its parte
by a large majority.
The Lord Mayor wee requrided to provide a sword, and
lie • day after the recces for presenting it to his Royal
iurhsas • .1 .....