The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-11 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 11, 1861.

&cult is so sincerely anxious for the absolute
unity of the three kingdoms that he proteins (and
who would not accept the dictum ?) that he
would have an English Member consider him-
self equally an Irish Member, and trice rend
This no doubt is the feeling of the Marylebone
electors when they send two Irish representatives to
Parliament. And some Irish boroughs, we dare
say, are asopen to this sort of national " solidarity"
as any metropolitan English constituency. But
neither "the geographical argument" which Irish
and Scotch members despise, nor the generous de-
sire for a more complete union between the three
kingdoms by conferring upon Cork, or on the stu-
dents of Glasgow, the representation of Chelsea and
Kensington, can do away with the facts and
figures of the Census, which, as Sir G. Lewis
pointed out to the House, show a vast increase
within the last ten years in the population of
South Lancashire, and of Chelsea and Kensington,
for instance, while many of the old constituencies
have from various causes dwindled away. The
House, by its decision, deprives of a representative
• population which would undeniably have made •
good constituency, and the seat assigned to Chelsea
and Kensington in the Government bill has now
to be scrambled for.

HOUSE OF COSIXONS.—JrNs 10.

CLAMS' 3 : Ameadrnent proposed, in clause 3, line 29, to
leave out the words "parishes at Chelsea cod Hanging.
toadsn the :"--(11r. Knightley Question put, " That the
word proposed to be left out stead part of thu clause
The oconnuttee divided ; Ayes, IT2; Noes, 275.

AYES.
Acton, Sir J. D. Gladstone. W. Padmore, R.
Adair, 11. R Glyn, O. C. Paget, C.
Andover, %loci. Glyn, G. 0. Paget. Lord A.
Angerstein, W. Goldsmld, filr F. H. Pavt, Lord C.
Arnott. Sir J. Gower, F. L Palmerston, Vint.
Atherton, Sir W. I lniham, Sir J. Paxton, Sir J.
Ayrton. A. 8, Grimm, J. Peel, F.
well., J. Grey, Sir 0, Feto. Sir S 31.
Baines, E. Hadfield, 0, Pigott, Serjt.
Baring, I'. 0. Hanbury, R. 141811111V.1S J.
Barnes. T. Headlasi, T. R. Pinney, CoL
Beale. S. Heneage, 0. Y. Proby. Lord
Bellew, R. Y. Henley, Lord Pryse, E. L.
Berkeley. H. F. liodgkinson, 0. Puller, C. W.
Bethel'. Sir R. Hodgson, K. D. Ramaden, Sir J. W.
&Ws. J. Holland, E. Ricardo, J. 1..
Blencowe, J. 0. Hutt, W. Ricardo, O.
Briscoe, J. I. Jackson, W. Rich, H.
Browne. Lord J. T. Jervolse, Sir J. C. Robertson, D.
Bruce, H. A. King. P. J. Roebuck, J. A.
Bulkeley, Sir B. K Menke, J. A. Rothschild, Baron L
Buller, Sir A. W. Kingscote, Cols Ronne& W.
Butt, I. IC innaird, A. F. Russell, Lord J.
Calthorpe, F. H. Kuatchbulblinges- Russell, A.
Cardwell. E.. sea, E. Russell, Sir W.
Castlerome, Visct. Langston, J. If. Scholeneld, W.
Cavendish, W. Langton, W. H. Scrape, G. P.
Cavendish, Lord G. Lawson, W. Seeman Dr EL
Childers, H. C. Layard, A. U. Seymour, IL D.
Cholmondeley,Bl:3l, Latham, E. A. Maio. IL D.
Clay, J. Lewis, SG O. C. Shelley, Sir J. V.
Clifford, C. C. Lewis, 11. Sidney, T.
Clifford, Col. Lindsay. W. B. Somerville. Sir W.
Clive, O. Locke, J. Stanefeld, J.
Cogan, W. H. Lowe, R. Steel, J.
Collier, R. P. 11•Cann. I. Talbot, C. R.
Conlngham, W. Mckinnon ;Lyon.) Thornhill, W. P.
Cowper. W. F. Mackinnon Rye, Tite, W.
Crawford, R. W. 11Malion, P. Tollemache, F. J.
rerh, B. Marsh, SI. 11. Train, O.
eut. F. Marshall, W. Trelawney. Bir J. 8.
Denman, 0. Martin, P. W. Verney. sir H.
Diliwyn, L. L. Martin, J. Villiers, C. P.
Dodson. J. O. Matheson, Sir J. Vyner, R. A.
Douglas, Sir C. Mellor, J. Watkins, Col. L.
Mike, 81r J. 31111 s, T. Western, 8.
Hume, M. Mitchell, T. A. Westhead, J. P.
Enfield. Vlset. Moffatt. 0. Whalley, 0, H.
Cads, 4 Moncrie& J. Wbitbreak S.
Soul, J. C. Monett., W. White, J.
Swum R. X Monson, W. J. Wickham, IL W.
rerrao7, Lord Morris, ix Williams, W.
Foley, J. H. O'Brien, P. Winningtos, Sir T.
YolJazabs. F. J. O'Connell, Capt. Wood, Sir C.
Forster, C. tremor 1), The Wyld, J.
Fortmene, E. D. o.7errell, B. IL
Gavin. Akio(' Osborne, R. B. TELLZIte.
Gibson, T. 31. Owen, Sir H. 0. Brand, H. IS
Gilpin, C. Parke, 0. H. Dunbar. Sir W.

NOE&
Abercrombie, LW. Gard, R. & Nicol, W.
Adam, W. P. Garnett, W. J. Noel G. J.
Adderley, C. B. Gaston, J. M. North, Col.
Agnew. Sir A. George, J. North, F.
Anson, Capt. Gifford, Earl of Northconi, Sir 8. H.
Arbuthnott, Gen. Gladstone, Capt. Ogilvy, Sir J.
Archdall, Capt. Goddard, A. L. O'Hara, C. W.
Astell, J. H. Gore, J. B. Parke, C. W.
Bailey. C. Graham, Lord W. Pakenhank Cot
&W U, H. J. Sresizsn. B. Pak ington. Sir I.
It Baring, H. Papillon. P. 0.
Baring, T. Greenwood, J. Parker, Major
Barrow, W.ll. Gregory, W. H. Patten. Col.
Barttelut, Major Grown, S. Pascoe/0, G. M.
Bathurst. A. A. Gray, Capt. Peel, Gen.
Baiter, W, K. GriMth, C. D. Pennant, Col
Beach. W. IF, Grogan, Sir E. Phillips, J. H.
Baum* W. B. Gordon, B. Pollard•Urquhatt,W
Beaumont, S. A. Hamilton. Lord C. Portman, W. H.
Beare. }Awl of Hamilton. I. H. Potts. G.
Ilsecrott. G. 8. Hamilton, Major Powys, P. L.
Bannock, 0. C. ilarniltoo, Viset.. Pritchard, J.
I Benyon. R. Hankey, T. Pugh, D.
black, A. Harmer, sir J. Redmond. J. E.
Blackburn, P. Hardcastle, J. A. Re ton, G. W.
Blake, J. Hardy, G. Ridley, Sir IL W.
Booth, Mr R. Hardy, J. Rogers, J. J.
Botilaid, B. Harlow. B. B. Rowley, B. T.
Bouverie, Z. P. llsweard. M. Russell. Y. W.
Bouverie, P. P. Heathcote, Sir W. Salomon, Ald.
Bova W. Heaths:do, G. H. gclaterßooth, 0.
Bragasten, T. W. Henley, J. W. Bent!, Ifir W.
=Sir B. W. Hennessy. J. P. Really, V.
B. Handkar, Lard BelwYn, C. S.
Insisra, J. Renate. W. U. Asymer, H. K.
inms. Lord E. Hill,lard & Shirley. L P.
Dm& Major HA H. C. nooto, Augustus
Dochanan. W. Hood, 7/1: A. A. Smith, H.
Dooklry, Gen. Hope Cl. W. Smith. B. G.
Dirt J . Hanby. W. H. Smyth. Col.
Calm Ur 11. Her*X, T. B. liasuastt, P. D.
C. Norma& L &onus* Or&
Col. EalliainLor4 Soma. J.
Cant, & Howl& L
Z. Ist=„6. B.
B.
Cayiwy , B. Moat, G. W. 3.
Cecil, Lard R. Ingmar% Viset. :=t A.
(live. 0. W. Incharn, R.
fobbed; J. N. Jermyn, Earl Stewart. Sir H. X
Cthiblica. Coln Bit W. Johowonr, Sir J. Stuart, Lt.-CaL
Jollitfe, an W. H. Sullivan, Y.
Cole, J. L Jones, D. Sykes. Cal.
(...'ilehrooke, Sir T. Nekewiclt, 8. T. Taylor, Cot
Collins, T. 1C4.1i. F. Thompose, H. S.
=I, T. K N. Thyme, Lord IL
7, M. E. K 11.. W. Tlipme, lord M.
Cranford, IL H. Xiagiake. A. W. Tdlonoaahe, J.
Croak &A. firatchbull. W. Y. Unbar. O.
Onldtt, O. Knox, Col.
Canon, Viset. Leon, 81r Z. Tottenham, C.
Earl of leader, N. P. Trends. H.
Davis. H. 8.. Lennox, Lord 0. Trollops, Kr J. H.
Dimon, 11.. P. Leslie. W. Tomer, J. A.
Wades. W. Liddell. H. G. Uploa, Goa.
Dent. J. D. Lindsay, Gen. Vallatort, That.
Dkdaoa, Col. Lockhart. A. B. Vanoaol. .
Disraeli, B. Longseld. & V=Mtt,"ll.
Du Cane. C. - Lorain*. Lord V W.
Duff, M. E. Lyall, G. Virlaa, H. H.
Dunconibs, A. Iron. F. Wit. Adis.
Doucorobe, W. B.
mati=k., H. Walker, J. 11,.
Dunitaa F. Wsipois, 8. H.
Dunlop, A. M. Martians& P. Watts, 81r J.
Dunne. Col. MacEvoy, E. Walter, J.
Do Pm, C. 0. Mackie, J. Warner, B.
Edwards, Major Manna, J. 7. WatOtottoa, J. W.
Egerton, 8 C. Haw, X Weintsa J. 11.
Echo, Lord Moan" lad J. Whitmore, H.
Ellice, B. St. And.l lfariorilfrals& D. C. Williams, Cot
Elplilostone,B4 J.D. Matheson. A. Woodd, B. T.
Fatoourt, T. 11. Haswell, Col. Woods, H.
Swart, W. Miller, T. J. Wrightson, W. B.
Farquhar, 81r M. Mills, A. Wyndham, H.
Farrar. J. !dittoed, W. T. Wyndham. P.
Fellowes, L Montagu. Lord R. Wynn, Col.
Fenwick, 11. Montgomery Mr 0. Wynn, ilir W.
Fargusson, Sir J. Mordaunt, Sir C. Wynne, C. G.
Abner, Sir E. Mowbray, J. ft. Wynn*, W. W.
Finley. A. S. Moody. W. W7Oll, D.
Fitagerald. W. E. More. D. Yorke, X T.
Forester, Cot Murray, W.
Forster. Mir O. Naas. Lord MIMI&
Foster, W. G. Newdegate, C. N. Knightley, I.
thillwey, 84 W. Newport, Vise. Bannock, G. W.

Artur CHAPLAINS.—This morning a parlia-
mentary return gives an account in detail of the =pistil.
tare for commissioned chaplain@ in the year ending March
last. The allowances to the troops of officiating clereresa in
the army were u follows:—Great Britain, protestants,7,l6ll.;
Roman catholic, 2,0251. Ireland, protestants, 2,1421. ;
Roman catholice, 1,191/. Abroad, protestants, 5,1061. ;
Roman catholic, 1,=9/. ; making the total sum paid to
protestant clergymen, 15,0094, and to Roman catholic,
4,7451. The sum of 1,9074 was spent last year on the
ye:rabies of 12,210 bibles, 13,571 prayer-hooks, 7,753
Roman ceilsolle testaments and prayer•books, 3,623 Presby.
tense bibles, and the remainder on miscellaneous tract..

The Co►k Reporter is enabled to state, on the
very best authority, that there is not the slightest founda-
tion for the rumour now going the round of the pries—
namely, that Mr. F. B. Beamish is likely to succeed Mr.
Bagwell as one of the Lords of the Treasury. It is act at
all probable, it adds, that Mr. Beamish would accept that
which he declined in I&S9. In 18..9, on the return of Lord
Palmerstoo to power, nearly the Brit act of the new premier
was an offer of the office to Mr. Beamish, which that gen-
tleman declined to accept.

A Dublin journal, which has all along ardently
supported Mn. Yelverton, and is supposed to receive special
intimations of her legal movements, says that the ►ppeal,
which was to have been tried during the present term,
has by connect bees postponed until next term, which cone
mimes in October, before which probably the decisions of
the Scotch courts will have been given.

A sale of ladies' needlework was opened yesterday
at Willis.' Room., King. treek Bt. James's, with the object
of aiding the funds of the National Hospital for the
Paralysed and Epileptic. Among those holding stalls were
tbe Marchioness of Thomond, Lady Clarence Paget, Lady
Louisa Spencer, lady Anne Sherson, and lady Byron. The
spar/sante are tastefully fitted up, and an excellent band
be. been engaged. The sale will be continued to-day.
Mr. D. A. Lange, the English representative of
the Sues Canal Company, sailed in the last Peninsular and
Oriental steamer for Alexandria, with a view to examine
the actual condition of that project, and to report faith.
fully the material and political results thus far observable.

The King of Prussia has signified his consent
that on his return from Konigsberg with the Queen on the
26th inst., the festive reception proposed by the city autho-
rities may take place, a on the occasion of the return from
Konigsberg of the late King Frederic William IV., in Sep.
Waiter, 1840. fin Majesty has, however, declined to op_
prove of any other demonstration, and especially the offering
. . . .

Trade wu brisk at remand* Po. There was a decrease
in the exports of palm oil at Bonny ; prices were high.
The Liverpool chip Arabian was hag, with cargo, off Nun
River, on the 19th April.
The Niger expedition wu at the mouth of the Nun
River, and was to proceed in July.
Trade a< Lagoa was dull. War was being carried on be-
tween the King and the British. Portonova had been
bombarded, and was captured on the 26th of April.
The British war steamer Torch captured a slave schooner
on the 10th of May at Debreeka.

THE BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS.
SOUTHAMPTON, Jim 11.
The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-
ship Snore. Captain Joy, with the heavy portion of the
above mails, hie arrived here. She brinp 123 passengers.

The Mohawk riled from Malta for Corfu on the Lt inet.
The St. Jean d'Acre and Cockatrice sailed from Gibraltar
for Tangiers on the sth inst.
Muley Abbas had addressed a letter to Spain praying for
an extension of the time for paying the indemnity, and cx.
plaining the circumstances which placed it out of the
Sultan's power to make the stipulated payment in May.
Mogailore will, it is said, be given to Spain u a material
guarantee.

At Gibraltar exchange on London was quoted 50i for 90
days sight. On Paris, 529. On Genoa, 530. On Madrid,
8 days, par. Freights unaltered.