The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-17 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION.

- HOUSE
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HOUSE OF 001111IONS.-.InT 16.

ROYAL ATLANTIC MAIL MAY NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Petition of George O'Malley Irwin, alleging certain frauds
stated to have been committed by the managers and ofli•
cers of the Royal Atlantic Mail Steam Navigation Com-
pany, and praying for inquiry ; and also that the Attorney
General may be directed to prosecute John Orrell Lever,
(a member of this bowel, and other isaasseas of the
. slid company, for participation in the said alleged frauds,
brought up, and reed :—And notice being taken that
the petition contained libellous charges against a member
of thin house and other parties mentioned in the said
petition. Motion made and question proposed, " That
the said petition do lie upon the table." Mr. Cooing.
ham. .tmendinent proposed, to leave out from the word
" petition" to the end of the question, in order to add
the wools "be rejected." Mr. Roebuck, instead thereof.
- -question put, " That the words proponed to be left out
mead part of the question." The house divided:—Ayes
$4, sou 15.

AYKi.
Adair, H. R. Gilpin, C. Norris, J. T.
Adam. W. P. Gladstone, W. North, Cot,
Agar-Kllls, L. G. Glyn. G. G. Pladwore. R.
Agnew, Sir A. Goldsold. sir Y. H. =l;4.rd C.
Alberto% Sir W. Gore, W. R. . Vise.
Spam, A. S. Graham. Sir J. Peacock., fl. 11.
Barber. air F. T. Gray, Capt. D.
T. (i. Grey. Slr G. M. C. W.
Bess. M 1 T. Gordon, B.
M1er..8(13; M. W.
Bartley, T. Hadfield. G.
Berfasley, H. F. Henley, J. W. Rothschild, Berns L
Reaverte, K P. Hope, G. W. Rottochllel, Haircut'.
H. llorsfall. T. B. Rowell, Lord J.
al
.41Vime. Howard, W. 0. Scholeold, W.
Cafros, Sir H. WC. Horror, K. Sciater•Booth, G.
Cardwell, E. Huaberston, P. 8. /Wynne, H. K.
We, J. L Hutt, W. Shelley, Sir J. V.
Collier, R. P. Klopoote, Col. flordlett, P. B.
R.
trt.J. G. Knatchboll, W. F. Sykes. CoL
Immo. W. The, W.
Doodles, Pr C. Layard, A. H. Vane. Lord 11.
DWI. M. R. Leslie. W. Villiers, C. P.
Dunbar, Sir W. Lewis, Sir 0. C. Walcott, Admiral
Krona SD. de L. Lindsay. Gen. Wenaps, J. H.
Evans, T. W. Lockhart. A. Z. Western, 8.
Foley, H. W. Martin, J. Whitbread. S
longer. W. F.. Horns, D. wry.
(llbroo. T. H. Nswaselate, C. H. Coshighaw, W.
Gifford, Karl el Newport, Vise. While, J.

NOM.
Adderley, C. R. S. MW.
AreWalL Capt, Gard, R.
Ocite..l. R. Had, oyra, .
J.
Bailey, C Gregor,. W. ii• Nooto, SP S. It
itarnw, W. H. Raiford, Z. 8. Pekington. Blr J.
Bodine'', O. C. Jarvis, Capt. Parker, Major
Benyon, 1- Johnson, Capt. Paull, R.
Budd. W. Johnatooe, R. B. Pennant, Col.
Bowyer, 81, 0. Kekewich, 8. T. • J. J.
dy, J. Kendall, N. Efr :I J.
Bruce. Lord 6. Kinnard, IL W. Relwyn, C. J.
Burghley, Lord Itinglake, J. A. Smith, H.
Care, S. Knox, CoL Boma, J.
Clive, G. W. Leader, N. P. Spooner, R.
Cochrane, A. D. lafroy A. Stacpoole. W.
Cote, H. Ugh, 41. J. Stewart, 81r H. R.
Crawford. R. W. IsantinkLard H. Kurt, H. 0.
Cabin, Mr. Aid. Tailor, Col.
Dalksith, lad of H. H. O. Torrent, R.
Dickson, Col. Lowther, Col. Trollop., Slr J.
Mine% B. 1.70 O. Vanalttart, W.
Dnacombe, A. We Ivor, I. Verner. Sir W.
Demolish., T. Mine. F. Walker. 1. R.
Duane, Col. Whalley, 0. H.
Hideo, Mr P. MUSA, A. TALL4II.
Zekoart, T. IL Moßilit, O. Roebuck, J. A.
Ferguson, NU J. Yowling, I. 1. Dunkellui, Lord

Ebt Court.

OSBORNE, JOLT 16.

The Queen, the Prince Consort, 'the Crown
PAWNS of Pram* and Primer@ Alice, attended by the
Counter al Gainaborough, Constar Bruhl, and Colonel the
Hon. A. Ilardinge, drove oat yesterday afternoon.

Primes SAM; and Prince Arthur rode on horseback.

Her Maisati's Otounkratanars for the International Inhi-
bition of 18112 held a meeting at their offices in the Strand
ytatattay.

The building eommittee held a meeting ►t South Bening-
tee yesterday.

A:dopamine o the subject of the Local Government
Act Amendment Bill transacted business at the Home-
cats yesterday. The deputation consisted of Mr. J. L.
Ricardo. 1L P., Mg. Alaermea Cepalsod, M.P., Mr. John
Dianna*, mayor of Hanley ; Mr. Edward tows
clerk of Healey ;Mr. Thomas Peaks, chief bailiff of Turi-
sta ; Mr. Edward Walley, c►ief bailiff, Bundem ; Mr.
Themes Huh% chid bailiff, Laegtoa ; Mr. R. T. Sicerratt,
c►ief bailiff, Penton ; and Mr. J. Higginbotham, of Footers.
The Juliana Committee of the Privy Omani sat Teeter.
day. An appeal from the High Court of Admiralty, " The
Minashaha " (part beard), was concluded.
Despatches we. received yesterday at the Coksaislanko
from the lard High Commissioser of the lasi= Islands.
Despatches were sent to the Governors of the West India
Islands and British Columbia.

Tees ROYAL VISIT TO IZZLAND.—We (Driller
amide) us Y s patios to state that the directors of
the Gnat Ileslanna and Western Railway have resolved
(Meld aritilleadas from the Lard-Lieutenant of Ireland of
the visit of bar Majesty, sad of her intentios to proceed
from (kirk es disembarkation from the royal yacht
Victoria and Albert, to Killarney, where she will remain
fir two er three days, the guest of Vistronat Caithness
sad the Hoe. H. Herbert, and then pressed to Dahlia, via
Mallow sad the Limerick Junction. Her Majesty will
afterwards proceed to the Vicerepl Lodge, and from thence
to the Cunigh, where she will join his Royal Highness
the Prime of Wales.

The Prince Krakineki and Count Alex. Bourge-
on!! Irv, left the Brueivick Hotel, Jenaya-street, for
neetleed.

The Duchess Dowagur of Sutherland, accompanied
by the Duchess of Argyll and Lord Albert Leveeon Gower,
arrived at the Lord Werdea Hotel, Dover, on Friday lest,
from London. Oa Monday their groove crossed the Channel
ea rouge far Germany. The Duke of Sutherland accompa-
nied kin mother to Oakia.

Viloount sad Viscountess Castlerosse bare left
tows for their seat in Killarney.

Sir John Smith anti Lady Smith have arrived at
the Qwwo's Heal, Upper Norwood, from town.

A marriage is arranged, airl will shortly take
Place, between Lady lathe:kw Grey Egertos, mooed
ambler of the Earl of Willow, end the Hon. Henry Coke,
brother of the Earl of Lamaissr.

A deputation has waited upon the Chancellor of
the Exchequer, inviting him to become a candidate for the
City of London, in the event of Lord John Rummell being
called to the tipper House. A contemporary has reason to
believe, however, that "Mr. Gladstone declined the propo-
sal, and that he will decline • similar offer from .;oath
lauscashire, preferring to continue to hold his mat for the
University of Oxford."

The election expeneee incurred on behalf of Gem•
Wiapove Cooke, Esq., in respect of hie unauccatefel can-
didature for the Lorough of Marylebooe, and paid by the
election auditor, amount to 2,4561. 15a. sd.

A meeting of the leading supporters of the
ssavemest for Meade, tollgates knowledge among the
mom, by 'pedal services hi the theatres, was held at the
rosidosto of Mr. thew Moore yesterday. Addresses were
delivered by Lord Blaaftesbnry, the Bishop of London, Mr.
Het, end other gendemen, who took a very encomagin
view of the results of the movemeet.

At a meeting of the Southwark Foreign Suf-
forams Marine& AmocLition, held yesterday, the fol-
lowing resolstke was adopted :—."That after careful con-
sideration of the new tariff of ratan for fire insurance just
issued by various of the leading insurance offices, and which
tariff, in the opinion of this meeting, is unreasonable and
uniound in principle, the members of this association &roof
o2iniuts that an effort should be made to establish additiomil
are insurance companies; being fully satisfied that mercat.
tile issuance upon a more equitable scale of rate* than that
Jost published, sod insurance upon private house property,
at reduced rates, will afford highly remunerative employ-
ment far a Large amount of capital."

A new play by Mr. Wstta Phillips, entitled Lost
is London, is is prepaistios 4Uw Adelpbi Theatre, and
wdl shortly be produced.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

A letter from Naples asps :—" Under the diree-
ties of the lospector•Genenl, Don Giuseppe Morello, and
the chief architect, Don Gaetano Genormi, the excavations
istPomprii are proceeding in a methodical but rapid manlier,
and the uncovering of the whole city which, in the same
ratio as the portion hitherto revealed, would have required
four centuries, is expected to be effected in fifteen yearn.
A tramway has bees laid down fur the removal of the earth
and ashes out of the city, sad a large number of laboareis
are sow engaged is opening a street behind the new
Therms, which leads from the Via di /Ural:Mt" the Forum,
and may be expected to give interesting results. I maw the
Imam excavated seder the inspection of King Victor Em-
manuel during ►is visit to Pompeii, but they turned oat to
be rather roma midweek situated at the back of the
Forum, devoid of decorative or architectural beauty, but
►ighly iatersetiag oe secoant of the number of bronze and
other''& end coins discovered in them"

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 17, 1861.

(nom on owls oommaromms.)
PARIS. TUIBDAY EVINDIO.

The Crown Prince of Prussia, coming in all baste
from England on the news of the attempt on his
father's life at Baden Baden, arrived at Calais yester-
day. He at once sent a telegram to M. de Pourtales,
the Prussian minister here, stating that he had not
bad time to procure passports for himself and suite,
and orders were consequently given to facilitate his
passage through France. The King, as we know
by telegraph, left Baden Baden almost immediately
after the untoward event, and will meet his son at
Berlin. It is announced that the Emperor has
sent Marshal Canrobert to congratulate the King
on his escape.
This morning, that is to say, twelve hours after
Baron de Vidil had been examined at Bow-street,
the Gazette des Tritassatar, which, as a special legal
journal, was likely, it might have been thought,
to be better informed, published an article affirm,
ing that he was still detained in a Paris prison-
and proving by learned arguments that the French
law could not allow him to be given up. The
French government, it says, never grants the ex-
tradition of a French subject. At all events it
could only do so by way of reciprocity, and we
know that the British government never gives up a
British subject. It then proceeds to show what I
admitted the other day, that Baron de Vidil was
liable to be tried in France for the crime committed
in England.

No legal notice has yet been given by Mirhs of an
appeal against his sentence, but it is said that the
public prosecutor means to appeal against the
acquittal of the three members of the Council of
Surveillance, Baron de Pontalba, M. de Chasseasot,
and M. de Poret, of civil responsibility. On the
other hand, Count Simeon, the senator, has
appealed against the decree which declares him
liable.

Bullier's lithographed correspondence says :
The canard started by the Consent. du DimaiwAe about
• ooalition of the northern powers hes made but • very
short flight. It has been end upon very severely at Paris,
Vienna, and Berlin, and will receive the reap de grdce at
Si. Petenburg.

M. de Nigra will leave Turin for Paris about the
20th or 21st instant. His presence hero is relied
upon to remove the yet remaining obstacles in the
way of the Italian Loan, which it is understood
will be issued at the figure of 70.
The Morimento of Genoa states that Count
Bacciochi, the Emperor's first chamberlain, has
arrived in that city, and left for Leghorn. May
one, without offence, express a hope that he is not
travelling on an annexationist mission?
The Bourse closed with a little more firmness.
Rente rose 6c. for cash and 10c. for account, leaving
off at 67fr. 65c. and 67fr. 75c. In Mobilier and
the railways there was scarcely any change. Credit
Fowler rose 10fr.

M. Foyatier, a sculptor, who several years ago
was commissioned to make a statue of Joan of
Arc for a public place in Orleans, got into a quarrel
with the mayor, and the pedestal of the monument
was in consequence finished by other hands. He
now writes a bitter letter to the papers, complain-
ing that the effect of his " pious and national"
work is completely destroyed by ill-judged bar
reliefs, and appealing to "God and posterity "
to decide the question between him and the
mayor.

The venerable Prince Adam Crartoryski, whose
name has been identibrd with tho Polish cause for
the last thirty years, died yesterday evening at his
country residence, the Chateau of Moutfermeil,
near Paris, surrounded by relatives and sorrowing
countrymen. He had attained the extraordinary
age of 92, and was, till quit* lately, hale and
vigorous. It is not long since he pronounced an
animated speech at a public meeting. Prince A.
Czartoryski was in early life sent as a hostage to
St. Petersburg, but he never would serve the
Russian government. In 1809 he commanded the
16th regiment of infantry of the Duchy of Warsaw,
and he made the campaign of Moscow in 1812. In
1831 he was President of the National Polish
Government, and ever since that time has been
looked up to as the leader of the nation.