The Express.
London, England, 1857-08-19 00:00:00

PRODAiRS AND LiFFERft OF

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The Issisistlast Gaminlsa BM was reported, with
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tonsndmils.
MUTINY (EAST INDIA) BILL.
On ths motion of Lord Pannean the standing order ins
844 sad this bill reed a woad time.
13TOCIE CO4PANIES ACT (l 8 6) AMEND-
MENT BILL.

Lord STANLEY of ALDERLEY moved the enapenelon
of the standing order, and the bill was then read a second
time.

PAROCHIAL SCHOOLMASTERS (SCOTLAND)
(No. 2) BILL.
On the motion of the Duke of AILOTLL the wending
ceder wae atteps., and this bill else nod a second time.
Their lordeWps than adjounietrot fire minutes to seven.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TursoAy, Arousr 18.
[Continued from Yesterday's &prem.]
THE DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES
BILL.
The time Awciadise badness arrived taffies the 63rd
clause wee be adjusted.
The house toss at four o'clock.
The Smith& resumed the chair at six o'clock.
0001) CONDUCT PAY TO SERGEANTS.
Mr J. TREI.AWNY inquired whether arrangements
had been made foe admit:4 the good conduct pay to sat-
sumas in the army ?
Sir J. RAMSDEN replied that, in &montane. with the
mean he gave at an early period of the stsgion, the claim
el soldiers to retain **good added pay, after ',remotion
be the rank of repent, had been maturely considered, and
the Nelda lord the Secretary for War wee must anxious to
met the views which had bean expressed on the subject;
but the., was • difficulty to =vying them into effect. It
had been food that if made the goad conduct warrant
applicable te sergeants it must be accompanied by cer-
tain other eseditions which attached to that warrant,
of to the forteitare of pay in came of mbeenduct which it we
considered ought not to apply in the owe of officer.. The
War Mae had, however, under comaiderailic a plan for se-
coniplishing the object by means of a different machinery,
' which they hoped to be able to adopt.
CLOTHING OF TROOPS FOR INDIA.
Mr. A. STAFFORD, miming to the answer of Sir J.
Ramadan to a previous episodic on this subject, which he be-
lieved bad been mimanderstood, inquired whether the War
°elm bad made any arrangement for supplying the troop
who bad embarked for India with cool clothing during the
voyage as well se en their arrival, and whether it was true,
se bad been reported, that the mediculeomforte and medicines
for the nee of those troops were embarked not with them in
the ships in which they oiled, but were to go out in other
vessels which did not even sail in their company
Sir .1. RAMSDEN said that with regard to the clothing
for the um of the troops during the mpg*, by the regulations
sow to free tbs radar bakes embark isa received an advance
stare months* pay, out of width certain article, culled ma
aser, provided by the comiesuiding officer, the
Idetmei MHO
which assonnesd to rather more than '2l. per man ;
air the below wee seeds over le the commsuulinx ogled. to
be expended by Mrs I. the metres ot week articles as would
conducce to the soldier's rossfort during the voyage lie
should add also that be bad rads inquiry at the India
Beard, and awertained that whenever a wansport we. taken
up by the Eel India Company the owner was required to
enter into & centred to provide suffkient owninge to spread
, over the deck of the Marl in order to protect the inee from
the heat of the sun. With regard to the inedioal comforts,
he had the authority of the Director-Gemeral of the Army
Medical Department for ring that in every case the medical
comforts and medicines had gone out in the was ships with
the men. (Hoer)
COMPENSATION FOR LOSSES CONSEQUENT
UPON TIIE INDIAN REVOLT.
Mr. DISRAELI—As we are not to have an Indian finan-
cial etateroent this semion I must trouble the right hon.
gentleman the President of the Board of Control with a
question in reference to the losses sustained by British sub-
jects is India during the Insurrection. I with to know
whether it is intended to eubmit any proportion for granting
c.
for those Sores 27, erMITH—The Court of Directors here under their
cariderstka a sabers for orapenering the sufferers by the
saftertunate erste that bare occureed in India for the pecu-
niary rase they have artained. It has not yet been sub-
mitted to me, but I nerd scar* my that when it does come
beforethe gemnumat it will reedy* the fullest comidere-
tioe.
THE COMMISSION ON PURCHASE IN THE
ARMY.
Mr. RIDLEY hugged to ask the Under Secretary for
War whether he badreceived from the member, of the aim-
mimeos appointed to inquire into the system of peahens in
the army who bad not appended their mom to the report,
any races for their baring declined to do so?
Sir J. RAMSDEN said the hoe. gentlemen was correct
in egyitsg that the names of all the conambsioners were not
appended to the mend. A cotornaketiou had been mad*
to the Seamier, far War by one of the ouinesimione, the right
hon. gentleman the member for Coventry, datinghis inability
to agree to the recomeneodatione in the rope, his intention
to state his femme In a separate_ paper, and when that was
received it would be kid on the table:
LAMBETH ELECTION.
Mr. OILPIN moved, "That the minute of the evidence
taken before the select committee on the Lambeth Election
Petition be laid before the b00t...'
Agreed to.
CUSTOMS BILL.
This hIB wee read a third time end pared.
DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES (STAMPS)
BI
TM report of this bill wee brought up and received.
THE DIVORCE BILL.
Tim home went into COmmoitlMl on this bill, and programs
wee reamed by
TIM CHAIRMAN Wermertor's
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to add at the and or Olt Mewing:—'•
always. sad be It enacted, that as prat ea dawn shad
he Midis to say a" purity, is esmosre, he retain to
saissethe the ime torposess wise elteß be dhaered
byhely Arne of diesawn
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sersed by the "Thth me &mews is
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Asa be earpolled es esiersdes a iseniage ot any rem=
whew tame earthispe soy have bees dbsolemt as the
rood el his or radultery, or ho liable to say art,
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ARP 4 ms" he eekthode. ,or steam sa to lessies,
_ll7 selehmemes.
Mr. S. rimessALD .ad that he wished that
the Altheseremswal led Myth the bests mu then
psied ter the emithemties et the merits at thisseeminest ;
he wary however, bathed to eine I. the view thiseple
areerskoest. Hs themobt that Tepid ink le he le
the *lbw at et the Ewa, IRIS
Of ha %ma dist =thelossdamp theme lbsilespe sae esseetheisod be Ws
nabs, night lied to Mal dieuthom sal Morelos
the dorsi He thought that the Mires et Censer raid
ViclT time remsorial ot the d
thergy, whisk thee mull
warilkintliva. There were two ementhieste lAN
the semothies oath mat as lardy ditheust 'wraith
With revel le that of the boa. and gather amber ter
Henthh, be them& it would be dimmest so mob to it,
for it west es the mewl that sarrisme was YimehrYs,•
and how wee that consistent with the ether trateasnts et
the blll whirs armed =nip to be diesishist lie
amendment the basothedie sad path thatiemws &wind
=MI than the clergy themselves mixed, lir their eideeties
esederaly to the marriege olds' pithy parties. Me hoped that
the bore weld set comsat to the ammothaest at the her.
sad gallant but at the ems time ire hoped that
the of the would be eamoiderol, sad there-
San that the rseessasest the Ationey-Oeurel would be
' Wei ter