The Express.
London, England, 1857-05-16 00:00:00

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ORDERS or THE DAll.:4EigsalioE of Long LOIECS
(Scotland) Bill; second reading. Industrial Schools Bill;
committee. Savings Banks Bill; second reading. Judg-
ments Execution &c., Bill; committee. Court C
(Ireland) Bill; iecond reading. Modica! Profession (No.
Bill ;—•econd reading. Medical Profearion (No. 3) Bill ;
second reading. Burial Acts Amendment Bill; set and
reading.
NOTICE!' 01 MOTIONT.—MT. T. DUNCOMBIL—EIective
Franchise Regtetration.—Bill to facilitate and afford more
frequent opportunities for the registration of the elective
franchise in England and Wake.
Mr. T. Dtscomer.—Lend Transport Corps—That the
petition of the members of the Land Transport Corp., pre-
sented on the 12th instant, complaining that the War DI,
pertinent bed not fulfilled the conditions wider which they
enlisted, be referred to • select committee.
- TECIUIDAT.

NOM= or MOTIONS.—Mr. Voica—Dublin Dort—ln
committee of the whole bons% to move for leave to
bring in a bill to repeal certain duties on ships entering the
port of Dublin, and other impede affecting its wade and

Mr. itSiorren—Maynooth College—That this house do
resehe buff into s committee to consider the acts for the
molowimmt of Maynooth, with a view to the withdrawal of
varlowment out of the Consolidated Fund, due regard
had to vested rights and interests.
Scuoxr.rteui—Maynooth College—As an amend-
mat to Mr. Spooner's to add, •• and to consider the
espoilssey of withholding all fiuther grants of public money
fat religious purposes in Ireland."
Mr. Herr—Bcientilk and Literary Societies—Bill to
moss/ the Act 6 and 7 Vic. c. 36, to exempt from county,
=.lnroe.hial, and other local rates, land and buildings
by scientific and literary societiee.
Onnia or Vie DAY.—Married Woman Bill—Second
FIIDAT.

ORDRI or THE DAY.—General Board of Health Bill—
woad reading.
NOTICED Or MOTION.-Bir OZOROZ GRZY—Reforms.
tort' &hods—HUl to facilitate the establishment of Re-
&heels in England.
67.t7tbsow—Life Insurance °Wee—Bill to regulate
Life Inanities Ogres; Insurance and Mutual Companies—
Bill for the incorporation of insurance companies and mutual
companies.

'THE PROTESTANT ALLIANCE.—ThO annual meet-
ing of a society called "The Protestant Alliance," established
for anti-papal purposes, was held yesterday afternoon in the
hell of the Freemasons Tavern. The Earl of Shaftesbury
psesided. The epenhee preemated no point worthy of parti
cular notka. From the report (which was judiciously distri-
buted end not read to the meeting) it appears that important
edditioss have been made both at home and abroad to the some-
ties engaged In the work of opposing the papacy. In conse-
quence-of the bold and ve movement. of the church
cif Eases in Chelsea end the neighbourhood an effort is being
ends to establish a " South-west London Protestant Inett-
tate," with objects and pleas similar to those of the Islington
Protestant Institute. ' The North of England Protestant
Organisation," the formation of which we. alluded to in the
WS report, Is now fairly established at Manchester, and
almody marts some branches formed in connexion with it.
An " Affianoe' has been formed, or rather revived, at
Sheffield. At Darlington, Canada, an " Alliance bas oleo
bees formed, and commenced its efforts with promise of
rigorous support. It is the second established in the colony.
By a resent communication from Halifax, Nova Scotia, the

coilunitteo kern that in ermaequenoe of the in-
tolerable power of the &Wait party in the
colony an association droller In aim and principkg to
the Alliance A being formed, and that there is
reams to hope that kindred Institutions will be established in
the colony. The committee maintain • regular correspond-
ence with these foreign societies and are ansotudy
aiming to irermigthen and extend their union with
to in all parts of the world. Neetinsa
have been held and lectures delivered at rations
Mel protestant societies. No further steps have been taken
in sewed to the erection of the proposed monument to cum-
maniceate the Martyrs of the Marian persecution in eon-
mimeo, of the appropriation of the site of Smithfield-
market being still undetermined. The repeal of the May-
nooth Endowment Act of 184.5 is resolutely pursued
by the society. The experience of every year in-
creasingly convinces the committee that the aim of
the head, of the Romiah church in this country
is to render their teaching more interns and their
system more rigorous, with • view to • more 7
mental subjugation of all professing their tenets. '3.4.11
adds the report, "Jo abundantly evidenced by their pro-
re dingy in Ireland, where it is churl their aim to eradicate
all ete Romanian end taa Ultramentaniem in
its room. The maistatmee by the state of • college which
is the centre of this tyninaleing system—e centre, remover,
not to Ireland only, but to all puts of the globe where the
English language is spa ken—ls an intolerable grievance which
must be removed. The liens of this struggle is with God."
The nunnery question is also touched on, and cam adduced
tearing on the subject. In regard to foreign operations the
committee presented memorial to Lord Clarendon in behalf
of Ruggeri in Tuscany, and De Mora in Spain, and these
representations received that prompt attention which has
been continually given to such cases by hie lordship. Both
these prisoners for the truth obtained their liberty. The
committee were also instrumental in obtaining the reheat of
M. Jaequet at Chambery, who was liberated through the
influence of Count Came:. The funds of the society me in
• satisfactory state. The:oort was adopted, and tale usualresolution, afterward. to. The audience was swelled
by a kap ameetublege the Sart NZ.

NAVAL AND MILITARY:
(FkOM LAST MIGHT'S OAZ)<ITC.)
WA (I.OFFIC; PALL-MALL. Mar lg.
Boys. For meat or Mum Goords-Lkokanot Jain WY1349111•11 Itt,h
to catuois, try touviage. two krgAin Monad by.. Oho
era ru
(tit Dr•tama-Wdl.am Heart WikloS, AVEC. to be 70,077. by 1111199911•9.
go, A, I Thungooo. also rellses.
Igth Lk; aragootts-souteasat Edward Tottgahom helm. lobo ..op.
Cap. L • ...slow, sloe Ooff, oho re: tes; Cornea asd adjutont !dab
Cowart to hiT7 rook or Heuteugut ; art Thomas borer to be
I.eutaugat, by pur,baso. eke Into&
Maury Tnga- tbe uggatuautut of Q torte:
e, Greenery hog bairn
outulato I 501 For 2,1. 183% but pork 91040....997 to-t to 0.7,19 book pg.
Royal A u,kry-etegoon tudaue Narita. M.lr from Oat AMY
*tat, t no sorgeog. 7109 atoootoo. rttired half lay.
Greradtra Itogaogot at Foot Quardo- 14,ttagat gad Cautgla mid
Ltruret.Mv At:Justus Metal Lao lox to la .a,rtgto urtl huts-
anst,e d ca. by /walla., ...et V Inarr. L7.1101/9, liar I.9,9rttn rota..
lahzu gad latAtetrat Imams W bear Vl.toont Hoar to ho hero
imot gad 44Patto. bY patch., goy; A trod Motown. ktlgi
A.. • ' toul,ro ood 11709191,11,t. 14 porch tse, •eo Viervatat flooL
Ist Fe umcnt cf k Lhutengut kttLA 4L. Whtuh. to be mato*,
by pur..itgoe. rim Brevet Moja B:ewart. pnamou. I ) tar:haat, to •
01.4 balyaloa.
Wt k -4-rhArtor Elward B Mug. trot.. to be matzo. equnteltus.
glee Itasto•t, "Th. ream; Staff Sorg as of Om ta,a4 Joh•
Gorrtutps. D.. hoot IAM PAY. to 1.4: surgeon. dog Itt lard Frieda
Vah.3 Lie. oatiotogou
fat boot-Lorutatelat Aglow U 11.4 to be AQuioat. su• Adsk..b•
mat,. th • 009191/11,1 0017.
7th Foot -Aroi.uot Surface Mumma ehetty, M.D., from the oa r. s•
he regatta magordt. _ _

Fou
'tut Attfrod Down'. Oa bt.:4 to Loo Leittematd, b, p•IMa•••
flow (('Demo gt. who Mtn..
Um Nor —latutoostat Itobert Croon:lkb la, bete ponolttol $ NO=
from to,ortiow by tho We of bib c.bonlotton.
rho loot--f t; •twut ltliWm ii. 1114111, frool t lay uosttwohol.to ho
cortla. Cot floury Walla= kit.. who oathtf
33th Voot—tbipta a l'hotho Job. Patterson. from the tiLth Foot, to be
Co tom, Vol Moore. who •schw. • • Lm NMichaud Pontos to Os
b 00... wt. by µtrams. oleo Itaraol, who reirto ; Tuuutby Julio
lot t,ot. to Oa toaOp by sochate. of rarsont.
Nth loot —Lietteboott.onel John Jettoh Hoy from half pay &tin
410 log. to he llouteinat-oolatott otos Limn:, CAostl (Una Air
"Vne.,leA •

Nth tioiZdtWeitrijet of tbe gee ad Clo, J.auth Crew. from Wi-
nne. to be eunreon, vice Wan.. two lutt )1.. the Itoyal anthem),
74th I,or.—Laretenatat Thomas M,doo to le captain by pawoneen How
II .:b .n, who rams knOgn Ocoee.. C. :sown lantiltul lo b. dente.
nut. Cy purelnet. eke MWs
79th boot—Lieutenant John Macdon..ll to caftan, by aer-
obe-4. The Murray. elm retiree IPthot JAme4 gem weal. to he
..10), by In nicces.iou W Lireuten..t Leah. promoted.
141, ft).—,b4arnoaus Culrill Parku/s.n. went to be "oleo. withoet
pure..ene.v.w WCson. promoted
lipth toot —arel.tant SWRIK. J.Ln Copeland Matte, from the else, Is
be ate.taa: wenown.
Med IN
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—nrt
mince,her Jo:th We roMnell, gent.. heathen, by purelthew 'kw
orb
11th anat.—Caputo Heorge H. L. /mote. hum belt pay 96th Foot tet
he opWq woo Brevet-Major Moen wt..* tomes rank baa btha
000,4410.1 Wuadotentlre reek, under the royal warrant of aC tecto
1654 • Vet:tato Henry Woven bloom trqu Mth Foot., tu be mote..
Woe 9-stwrown, who en
91111 Foot—Liethatant =Henry &Mwse to ho captain. by paw
awe. 1,1.5 i. 411.4. wbo Min.
Seth Toot—Enolo %bonne Freed.. I.lo>d to to Inetruant by pa,
elnew 01 10 Itn lord, promoted IP the I.; West Indot Hmtmeety
Cu,. !Award Woonward. Hob. to be MM.. by parehme, ewe
Lloyd.
Mtge de Sinthltht Surgeon David Collett, M.D., Hat the Mat
t.. 3% ho aneetant surgeon.
1.1 Wee I Iltglthent—Lientenaut Henry Hobert TlWord, from
the Intl Foot, to be thena/n, by purchnow eke WHboger. who
totem. _
Ind We- . _

4 tee. !mita Regtruest—Lutes IL Jobs, llamenemes to be WV.
mat, Ithout purebame, °lee appoteted to the Mb Foot.
:471. Mee Itedtuestt—Llen‘ansee JUDOS Modes to be ceteato.
tuttl44:, rtes 0141teld, rep palm Easter, Jobe JIMIG WWI MB-
Itouttotet, byptvelebee.•ke Newt. , Vont.. Jeeiab llort.
e.x. to t. f!......14
Laudo
Cow yiboooted itittetues—imeeis itletandte 14eur t 4 be litte
mem, without percher. "tee Rem protrwletl.
DIM? BATTALION.
Ikerrelly p WWI.= IA 04 *Swart. Iran the to Pont, to be er44,e.
by' p 1.002.11. .6CO Moos. yomoled by punts." to .o uoattocood
lionteoautoAaaolcy.
CIAIIUIONP.
Liftlilleird Coke& losielbolt Amass Whimper, tobiltatbed, to be
e
lloYor We Tony ofes. Landes. oleo Major John litiary LittootoO, de•
ra

OTANI/.
The sppoertment of likerebtakeel elr 'Thome 84
Heathy V. H. C. Temp
Lento. dart. C MU thy MA Foot, to be Adjutant-
(lateral at beedquartera, to be dated Um 2nd February. 116 , tamed
of the 13th Much, 111:7.
UNATTACHED.
Lletheretat William Rudman. Wm the 3thei Foot, to be captain. with-
out purelmar.
HOSPITAL. STAFF.
Deputy InepoctoyOrneral of Hospitals Tbomm 1.4.12 Ralf fay, to
bate the boathary rank of lamtiezimeral of temielleth
The undermentioned akar having completed three yore actual smith
me the tab March, 1657 ro tbe reek et bettamat calmed. to be pre.
motet to he mimed {a the ,arter ender the royal iambi of elle
October. 1661.—Lieutaceat,Calabg Jobs Umullwo !thwart, Stle
Toot.

ADNIAA LT T. MAT 15.—A1.1.01XT1tENTe.—Flag Lielito-
- E. A. Capri (liter. to the Cumberloodr, 7u, at Chsthetn.
Lle.henant U. 1.. ionnd osl4l, to the Cumberland.
Paymaster U. Compl n (IMO, to the Wow, 13, mew summahlp,
Southout Cuet cf Amato sesUos.
t kris. 0. A. Busse, to Om attft,ll4, legahlp, Sot India *Woo;
fad E. 11. hrte, to the Prtoress stiotte, 1,4, ate; Portmouth.
&Natant eferts J. E. flontlosso, to the Adventure; T. M. MOW%
to the Aniatanes. screw IMMO 111011.114, Pon mulch; tad T. PM.
NAM to the Osieutta.

PORTSMOUTH, MAT 15.
VW-Admiral the Right Rog. Sir W. F. F. Berkeley.
1.0 8.. 11. P.. Senior Sea Lord of the Admholty. cod Captain W.
R. W. Walter, gurrayor of the Nom Halted MI. doarard to-gar. mil
Ws Demo engaged in toottirind lab the complaint. made by amend
dated of andana la Wenn°. to tbdr traps. DM &Mies wil/. of
mama be c.mt to for the present.
It I. reported today that the dollar Admiral of lb. Meet, Admiral of
the Red Itomat Le Mani:dot liamallit. bat died at Jenny. TM d.-
mated bad men loom If not DtRW W orifice. his promotion. Ode[ I.
the not of eaptiOn. 17%; roar admiral. 1614; ximagmirsi.ll26; cad
admiral, 1841. Re woo 02 year. .4 age, bet remained on lao antler
10.0. ms daub will came ournerom INOPI44IOIaw
Tte adomand.r.ideblef at MU port, Vies Adnaiml (Mom fik7-
mew. R.C.B.°biotm hi. promotion to Me nulk I Admiml of the
11100 by the death of Admiral of Ma Mild the Right lion. Lord W.
ILC

UNITED STATES AND BRAZILIAN MAILS.-LITER-
root., Far lar.—The Royal Mail steamihip, Arabia, Captain
' James Stone, will ail to-morrow afternoon for New York,with the usual walla and passenger.. Letters mug be
padsd
here Lego noon, with late fees until 1 p.m. and re-
ceiving Mom on the landing stage will finally chew at 2 p.m.
The screw steamship Celt, Captain Cook, Min sail to-morrow
afternoon fur Pernambuco, tea, and Rio Janeiro. She
will carry a smiled mail, letters for which must be petted
hero before noon, and with late fees before 12.30 p.m. to-
11101701e.

METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORNS.—Festerdsy
this board wan informed at its meeting, by a letter from
the office of the First Commissioner of Works, that the
three gentlemen appointed by him to consider on the main
drainage scheme of the Board of Works will not be able to
present their report before the end of nest month. The reasons
'Mined for this delay are the large number of plane to be
examined, the variety and extent of data to be collected, and
the necessity of prosecuting original experiments, as well
chemical as hydronamic. After the reading of the communi-
cation conveying this intelligence, it wee moved that the
letter be entered on the minutes, snd that Sir B. Hall should
be thanked for sending it. To this an amendment wan
moved that the communication be simply acknowledged. A
warm discussion took place, Mr. H. L. Taylor denouncing
the course taken by Sir B. Hall en "the unprincipled con-
duct of the most unprincipled man in England. On a divide'
the motion was carried by 17 to 14 votes.
FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT ON THE SHREWSBURY
AND HEREFOND RAILWAY.—On Thursday, about noon,
an accident of a fearful nature occurred upon the above line,
at the Msrehbrook station, about 16 miles from Shrewsbury,
whereby a man end a women lost their lime At this sta-
tion is a level creasing on to the turnpike-road leading to
Church Stratton, at which place a pleasure fair was being
held. Among the persona who were waiting to ems was an
old woman named Bright, who was very deaf. Just before
the expreas train came up, and which train does not atop at
Mash k, she attempted to ernes. While on the line the.,
train came dashing along; the driver sounded the alarm edg-
nal, but she appeared not to hear it, as she proceeded ti-
surely. Seeing her imminent danger, a labourer on the line,
a fine young fellow named Williams, rushed forward and
attempted to drag her out of the way of the speeding train.
HI. gallant and humane effort was without avail, for the
train dashed upon them, killing them upon the spot. Their
remains were conveyed to the Station Inn, to await the
coroner's inquest.

EMBEZZLEMENT OF B,ooo7.—Thomas Fox Linge,
cashier to Munn. Kershaw, Lees, and Co., manufacturers
and merchants, Manchester, charged on Monday last with
embeezling money to a large amount, was brought before the
magistrate. yesterday for re-examination. In addition to
the 2,0001. proved to have been deficient in one amount on
Mon&y, several others were gone into. There was an en
in the bank ledger in his handwriting of December 27, 18K
of 3,0001. received from the Manchester and Salford Bank, but
there was no entry in the caah-book in which he should
have amounted for it, and he had never, in fact, paid in Wes
money. There was another sum of 1,2004, received from
the Bank of England, and entered into the bank pass-book-
but there was no entry of it in the cash-book. The total
deficiency in his cash is stated at upwards of 8,0001. The
riwirer has not lived extravagantly, but appear* to Lave
lent the greater part of the money on I 0 ti's and promissory
notes to a firm carrying on business in Salford, so that than
is some hope that a portion of it will be recoverable. The
prisoner was committed for trial, _

APOTHECARIES' HALL,—The following are the
ewees of gentlemen who pemed their eumination :tat
the science and practice of median*, and received certi-
Seaton to practise, on Thursday, May 14 .—Stephen Moulton
Hopson, Tittleehrdl, Norfolk; Robert Storm, York; Henry
Cox, London ; Charles William., Delltvitri North Wales:
William John Malin, Army ; Joseph Richard Chamber-
lains,Wolverhampton ; William Fairfax Spott.rth, Lich-
fiToddlagtoaeld; Charles Egerton Fitzgerald; Charles Cyril Hicks,
Beds.

ALLEGED STARVATION AT RATCLlFT.—resterstay
Mr Baker concluded the adjourned inquest on the body of
Patrick Driscoll, who wee acid to have died from starvation
at No. 12 George-court. Brook-street, RataAiff. The jury
found—. That death wax caused by bronchitis, and that et
warn accelerated by the exertion he (the deceased) need in
proceeding to the workhouse while in a state of great sa-
tiation, caused by the order of Mr. Stephenson, one of the
medical officers of the Stepney Union ; and the jury are of
opinion that Mr. Stephenson woe guilty of great neglect in
not visiting the deceased at his own home, instead of sending
him to the workhouse while lie was in a state of pi...aft-anon;
and the jury are also of opinion that the circumstances of
the use should be laid before the hoard of guardiana of the
Stepney Union, and that the summoning officer in deserving
of great credit."
A SHIP ON FIRE.—The Robert Parker (ship),
cotton-loaded sad on Are, was fallen In with on the Sad Ol
Ana (?) in let. 34, lon. 71, by the Robert Howe (brig
armed at Newhaven. Her made and rigging were art
burned down, and about one tier et cotton below the upper
deck burned. No one on board. She had painted ports, and
no copper on her bottom. [N.B.—The Robert Parker, Capt.
Adams, cleared at Mobile on the 3rd of April for Haste,
and is doubtless the same vessel. She wee built at Ports-
mouth, N.H.. sad registered 600 toos.l
CRYSTAL PALACE.—OPERA CONCERT DAY.—AD-
HASHON Sim( SHILLINGS AND SINPINCE.—FRIDAT.
MAT M.—Admiasions on psyment, 1,006 ; ditto by ui
tickets, 3,212. Total visitors, 4,220.