The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-27 00:00:00

nee y. but hi. unide friend asked fur 2.-..1,111UW. new, which
was au instalment id a sum of 2j minima to
bss (Mr. Lind...y's) opiuhas four sillier our moni likely
to be the actual sum. As we were at pesos with all the
world he c told not uoderstand whom we were arming our-
u•hre agaiwit. It wax mid that we required six more inlet
ship., neighlouring power wn. increaeiog her navy;
but if we built theist France woold probably etsuatruct ten
more. liefore his noble (nein' edit.' for this vote he ought
to give Ow cot ttttt ittee ample information as to the preseet
state of the French noes the number of ships she was
Thor could. not rely on the statement of an
admiral, who merely mule a dying visit to
Erases. li it c,a01.l ha shown that Franco
intesdol to the tint nuiritittio natioon then he would
boor that lo r intentions towards F:ngland Wen not honest,
and be, for one, would middy vote whatever sum WAS ne-
cessary to ni .iutain the supicituicy of England's navy ; but
he believe., that the Fimarroi of the French was destroul to
ruaiataie pen:. with Eireml. He had himself sent a friend
to France to -el) what was going on iu t he dockyards,and he saw
sow .4 the building which the admiral had
Fur th..e mootas he should, even if be stood alone, reseal
the vote, 110610 a satisfactory statement of foot. a, to the
Frew). ua•e Ws% mule by the government.
laird I' O.3IERSTerN said the informatiou of the govern-
ment WIS. not entirely bowel .w the statement of Admiral
Elliot. lie did sot mean to throw the slightest discredit
ea Admiral MIMI'. report. No doubt he saw what he re.
ported, and his report was well deserving attention, but her
Illaretv'e government went os information obtained from a
totally dine:rent Tarter. From automation of their owe
they knew that the French government had sow 'boat six
bash tunnels of various sizes. Two of them were two-
decken —sot f4ites, but large vessels. They also knew
that they had laid down lately the keel. of ten
other iron remelt of i•maiderable dimensions,
soil had made preparations to complete them. The
decision in regard to Hum, treacle was taken by the
Emrich goveramest am far hick ae Deosenter, but it was not
actually cwried Cato elect until May. because they waited
during thd interval to mortals what wee the esgacity of
the in chair, and the other vessels wind' had been
beuneb..l. The hoe. member for flenderlaad mead he had
sent a frieinl to Malec' the Freark dockyards, and that he
saw outhiti.:. Thst reminded him of a story nUed " Eyes
anal is. V.v.'," IMe ;imams saw everythisg. and the other,
alth.lui h.• made the same tour, mw wane,. The use
who new ..as right - the thing. be new were thus, sad
although the other MAW did ant see them, they
Were sot the lees is et:Owe. (Hear, bow.)
Them were tea more vessels lartme, which would be etees-
;44.l by the "obesity exertion- is the course at II amethe
or two year., but might he woudirted by great enertioes is
le.. than that time. They knew also that the French
government bad got dorkiard evtabhatemirsta. He could
sot .y ..4 band what the area .4 those dockyard. was ; but
it was three or four times as great so ours. They had fur•
that as unlimited contained I khan, and they were not
only occupied us buddies panels' wooden vends. Therefore
if 4 was their interest anal wish to hasten the completion of
the tee inn ships, whose Dam.. bar Majesty's goessement
well halm they weld sandy de es. There was ne
delusion shout it : they Miaow. be rapethri, the UMW of
those eau" sad the ports at which they new laid dem. If
It suited the Preach goveraneat Is beim then they sight
probably lieek this is • yew and a WI. Tbali weal make
15 Ail.: wed beide they bed 11 fierbeg htherlse. se ailed.
Fat two or three of which were my getredth
ships. Thai nein 27 is all. whisk they lOW 114411=
as helm lb, end of two year.. Thee Ith his. bind said.
V Meshed wan as Istamieg bre levy Puma weld ht the
warm hereses born t bet r the Meths, Piss tea the
bet (Haw.) It the aA our preparthires list isberd
Prneso r nth* enthenanding prepare noes, Pak se the ern-
M.. Me
wee the peat_ paginothisesed Frame thrlek ea the
al Ids bre. Math rendersi ksilitherreMy thaw
ithrat we thanil math She papthlielle We IMO wow
rigg ou maid& (Mew, kat.) the bee liedd we
Oho
brie a bed bane* runup
Meth be and
Oho biliseary of the seueby ibringth. These meld th=
:temand ealeMbee volute ; bet were them it
ertitheis and with their ern apse. be nil the
additional ea of soother erentry to thee sup-
ler abbe at sea? (Haar.) Would that be • am* for
these eras ? O. the withesey, M teeth* be se
el thee, and espies the .e try latadisk
be as is be bee Mend erie lee wed le te
with to see her gent who had said
smit berify the wite be had seesameril he Inteelise
S• Vs%isallesthina be that whisk wsw be earn ehewisri
--essi bob ninth mild net be deeded red upon Ili.
- autherby— wee jrthilled. (Herr hear.)
777E1N DRAY said what the noble biblittlest stated
my therein& and Vit were sorrest, el
1,300,000 f. ' thould be prepared So este MOM
Preen had so right le elm that arraber d ebbe It was
to
house to Eaglesid. bat be should like the aphis lord
to say ohm, three ea ireersered skim were and where
wen the 11 11114.411111911 batteries, and in what dockyard
the other 10 abips ware beild:ng.
Mr. il LEY raid She eletanest of the Prime Minter
our most unportent, and fully *tined ken (Mr. Healey)
la moving the prOprement at the dineseise boss the
meeting. He eeuld net orpee with the usethir for
nowleked that the oil of Frame is bending three
ship. unflawed hostility to Ea,dand. He did sot thigh we
had any right to say at was an set of beetility on the pet
d France to Annie to hare a navy. Thin
always hold that we should have a Nary aqua nut le
that el Erases but to that of all other stance gni lisgether.
If we mad sot have that we were sot safe. II ether Mateo
chose to have iron cased ships we must have h. eased ships
also. it was a great serfortess, but we could eall bap M.
Lord C. PAOIST mid that the obasentioun et the
right hen. gestleman who bad just spokes rebind his
frees the "weevily of eying a single word la emppert
this veto. He Iseninded that his hon. frilled the imsabair
for buthereed should tabs the ms he did in the bet of
being told atleisU7, so be had Seth he ever sad am
again, of the peat Mimes d hew-eased ebbe in
narks. He (Lord C. Paget) bed given the mew ass the
thins Loathe( ba Frame, and be sight new add
OM a eirreepeedise Enure ia irce ships was
is le the navies et ether amiss. Austria
this 61.111. the Doge Italy was beuldkeg twe, and
two ethers were ether* and Meth' was building two, and
he believed that Innla wee aloe threat betkkag the la
fact the festinated lathes were trades path efforts in
building iron-mei ships. The sight be.. masablar far
Cartel, (Sul. Grebe* earth Anthem whether this
additional mot, was te se en ever and above the ordinary
estimates of the year. Of ether it was impeelbb foram
to mate anything pithy bur the future, but be the qaite
sore that irwenth ea they woe ping le • my peat
expose, in boildig three Ineemeed shies. whisk wee
being built by coseast, they Might make awhile eerie-
spading redociimie in their le ey-yeal espenillere He
sincerely honed that amettere ninth ressein pemseabb and
that they might still Nether damn the in
the dookyards. This ear they bed it
hr something like 3011.0001. It was net, how-
ever, their intimation wholly I. emu the osentrue-
ti”o of wooden ship. The lioneenble end gallant
member for Harwich thought that having built the Warrior
they should came me a number of experunente tease how
soon they conk destroy her. That was sot the
intention of the Admiralty, but targets were being prepared
precisely similar to she side of the Warrior, on which cape.
roseate would he made.

Mr. DISRAELI mid if be were to fudge fres the speech
made by the Secretary for foreign Affairs the other night
sad the speech of the Priam Minieter to- I. he should
suppose that the aedrawibg ee betwn
Englaed and Frame wax Vein mil. (jber. hem.) Phut
was not hie opinion. Netwithaseding the mom that
were in circulation, he holierad that SW pied eimdenitamd•
leg would be mei etaised, mod be woe MR it the Maio*
he hod al ways expremed in that hems OAS pod
odseteadiog the_happinam of the maid and the saw of
Crail".l depeeiel. Bow wee it
aa those whisk amp* ti•whose of Ibis orritntiag aisn amen seined
t'
Wake of the amemittee thee ember Then was
se deo& that • peat hems bed lase pleas is
There me ee Mit lig Wen wee se eretetry
gli t ia&mbhmeled in the beet andmillen et mask
as sew oars ; bet it Al est Niger thee Imeseem we hit it to
be war duty to reembest our navy. we Amid be empassii
MM Whims isms adverse Lillie betenele et my etbereem
try. Wee it name WI abated he the eseenelemetien at the
Reellit men ?—me it Prame that ehjesied M ear he=
hem eldpe No me for • seamedthem bed bee any objecCion en the eserFnuice.
Net be led yet, to hue that we toned it
ewe %bey I. against the male Trance
W ham We dli ant roamed for • vermen that Frame
W est the right to establish • easy, end a navy etpeat
power, whist She we jaetitial in &Mr by bar pepaphirl
position. ant then it wee bud that there lISS SO 11111118S-
tios le We empathise Mame thigised ed ranee es to
nopective power at their melee, H. admitted
that if the risiensal we bead that Fraace was laying dews
• sew keel we mem to eater into competitioa,
bat woad ha • illeelee fuel 10 both. But what was the
use of grewnement, Mot wee the use of diplomacy, what
wee Wee et maid moisrateediam, if thee wee to be
web • elite of Aimee ? Be bed always hew mar the be.
parkas that them lei ter away years been en the pert at
the nose pee mend a maim withers/0o to *me to are
endememileg with tie perermoset el this emeetry, df set
in as elmehile Yoh, sere, yet peemlly apish* •• to the
Mean mmeratimer the meal power et the two canaries.
and dist they wave weedy to eremowlialse that them should
lmeiparierity—tie mold rtey • supremacy, hut a
7 a mei seperierity—oe the part of this oonetry.
Be believe& a Ma hod existed to the of the
feseeei monormeet le seas to se sod he
ham elite it it am SIM to ash emir at • rem-
Mmeld he amidst 'Hs sitterwente to be aide
Ihoe berm Ad amts • meinetrehien of the as,
err deleeveleed ens or eeperbek liel sal he b. a itibioti of
= iO7 bo se bet NM Reese wishd meept it as •
to lie eiremeimee or empire.
If the net Fri bid with all ido Jadedly ease forward
with emh • dellemet time well be we end to that Whe-
ts., Sane shish new wee mime & is every debate,
and tholletilei peke whist' made es tee reedy to
whistle asy reshimenem of ads. Bet if the noble
lord wield are ed tell his that be err kabssirlagllllgiatia:
thel delminer Ohm wee se with far mei le
as le the Whim said isms of the tee
then be mid ogres that the wild oneemile m isrt
limed meow of wee authority, het V the sable
bed made ore be behaved he mild. • easteery scones,
Nee be tb the soloh lord was not issajfasd is roe.
dos* eedmorweehe to impress apes the comets, that
haw we nabs Sara extraordbary sad assure! earr.

tion which obliged him to make still greater exertions. In
his opinion both countries were justified in reconstructing
t►eir naval power, but care should be taken at the same
time that the rate should be fixed with re-
ference to the relative maritime exigencies of
the two countries. With proper exertion be believed that
such an understanding might be come to, when there
might be an end to those panics and those efforts which
were so disastrous to the repose and to the resources of the
two countries. Such an understanding would tend to the
perpetuation of peace and to the repression of those senti-
ments which were so often and so mischievously brought
forward.

Mr. WHITE approved highly of the sentiments which
bad been exprasw■l by the right bon. member for Bucking-
hamshire, but wi.hstal he had uttered them ►t an earlier
period of the session. He (Mr. White) could not agree to
the vote unless the Jecretary for the Admiralty gave exact
details of the iron ships which he said the French had is
course of construction.

Sir F. SMITH thought that these details should be 111114
'lithely to the discretion and the responsibility of the
government. The Secretary for the Admiralty had already
given the names of all the French ships.
Lord C. P.tGEl'roaroded to enumerate the French iron-
cased ships eitheraafdlaeaat or in course of construction. Six were
afloat—Moire, Magenta, Solferino, La Vendee, Caimans,
Invincible. Tee building— Palestro, Praremai, Savoie,
Valoureuse, Heroine, Surveillance, Palzben,
and two more. Amongst others in a less advanced siege
were Normandie, Magnaniene, Devastation, and others,
making in all vessels either afloat, far ad-
vanced in construction, or oo which much progrem had hem
made. Thee were to be found at Brest, L Orient, Cher-
bourg, and Toulon.
After a few words frotain JERVIS,
!tar J. PAK INGTOS stated that the cost of the Warrior
without the armament was 300,000 f., and that that would
be the average of vemeht of her class. He trusted that
after the statements they had heard the house would not
offer any opposition to the vote, and that the lion. member
fur Sunderland would withdraw his amendment. He quite
excurred with his right boo. friend the member for Buck-
highamshim that this was not to be trotted as a question of
rivalry, and in that belief he thoroughly supported the pro-
position ..f the governtnent.
Lord H. VANE trusted that the house would accede to
the vote.

Mr. LINDMAY add thatafter the statement of the noble
lord at the held ef the government, and the eoniran-
Modica they had just heard from the Secretary to the Ad-
miralty, he could not take upon himself the responaibility
of Airing further resistance to the vote. He must say,
however, that these statements were entirely at various
with others he had received from very high authority to
/mom. The communication be understood to he—Fennel
iron ships, six *Boat, 11 far advanced, and 10 is Medle ad
construction. He had listened with much pleasure to the
speech of the right boo. member foe Buckieghaseshire, and
trusted that the noble lord at the head of the government
%mild give it his serious coesidentioc.
The rote was the, passed unanimously amid considerable
dieteleg.
Oe the vote of 206.7:291. 10e. 9d. in excels of army esti-
mates,
Sir H. WILLOUGHBY snored to reduos it to
mow.
_l3a. 2J.

Os $ &slate' slovens woe carried by 52 to 45.
A vets at 617,0001. for the disembodied militia was next
Owagreed to.
the vote of 30,00 W. for the volunteers,
Mr. D. GRIFFITH thought it was a miserable sum, and
that, unless the goversommet acted more liberally towards
W volunteer., the ms em would ultimately fail.
nil vote was thew speed to, sod the home resumed.
This was the both vela to sapplr, sad the Cheirows, os
leaving the reek, was grethed with theme.
no apart ea the feet Ira Lama wee brought up, sad
a h was ordered Is be brought is.
The report el the sereltles wee able brought up sad
T to.
Is • imemeditse el Ways rod Means a sum wee voted out
of On OanailldMad turd and the surplus of Ways sad
MOM

The mart ispe• ilk• Whaler Suspeoded Oseouries Bill
umisevasi diet-n.4.'2.

Theeeher ordain and the remaining bedlam baying bees
=el et, the beam adjourned at • quarter dim 2

AND DTBOLVILNICY BILL.
PAM.

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Leeds. Duke Mows. Mad
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Clestricarde, Marmite Dc Vows, Vlscoeat
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Albemarle. Earl Wevanientlasd, Falkland. Valmont belabor., Earl
Karl
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Crew, Lord Mandolin, Girl
Cllldeo, Viscount Cantrrbury, VIICOUDi
Clardner, Lord Ludo', Fort
Lansdowne, Marquis blilleton, Viscount
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Gleadat. Lord Cbasternetd, Uri
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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD.

The Mayor of Orford (Charles James Sadler,
Is company with the Town Clark sad other alicials,
maseaced yesterday mewing that he bed veeolved the writ
kw the electimi of a member of puthenent kw Ws oky, the
vase y being occasioned by the sometime, by the Riot
Has. Edward Cardwell of the olive of (..seller of the
Daeby of Lancaster; and that the sominatios would beke
edam at 12 o'clock on Tmeiky sett labkised le the
address of the right hos. gentleness to the electors
" Gentlemen,—l have sesepted the elk* of Chantedler of
the lewdly of Lawrester, sad have asemsestly vacated the
seat which I occupied by year favour Hof that
Home of
Oesemene. I venture to solicit a renewal of that Wm* 1
helm, that you have sot bees illmatesiled with the mea-
ner In which the ialareol. of lieglasd sad the came of
Medea is Europe have been smisined by the advisers of
the crown ; and I hope that is mitten ed elameolie milky
as adherence on my part to the primeval's which yes hem
heretofore approved will ensure te me the oesakeisme of
your cosfideuce and generous support —1 her, the bower
to be, he " Errors= CAIDWILL"

SeAffoodwid. 001181nSeMS Al 1211 M..• ---d great
mesa* el modem ef the Drragelied belly, of all
make mid all denermatiens, kr to be hid as Osamu, com-
mencing au Seeley, the let d Ilepneeher, es whisk day
there will be a rills eareien Oa Maw*, the Sad, the
opening rosetkag will take pled awl as whim' will be
delivered by the Praideat ef the Freed Ina& of the
Evangelical Allied,. Addressee will ales ise delivered by
the diodes al the emend eectiose, with a madding
saddle 17 Pods, Dada, el Geneva. The *lies to which
the oebeereset dap will be mainly deeded are, " The
Sabbath, aid the bed meal of promag He mettilles•
tioa," a paper by Professor Oadet, of 186dtei " The
religious &Maritime mid immorality of the mem in all
countries," a paper.. by Profaner Beeesimr, of.. St.
Hilaire, Paris ; Klima anourmit the bea
per by M. Christ, Peeridaot of de Minions •t
Critiod ea oranatien of the medielem of the pprr
day in Freed" by IL Enrol Na el
Jamaica ; "Italy aM t e thigistk" mar by Pastor Mollie
el Twin Then le mho to he ea Americas
SEAM to the Eaglid leasemzsith iieripez by Dr.
et N.. York, oa 'The aad
liberty en Boma Onthelleima ia the United I;Zji?'
Amami the ether upset.. will be Pastor Haiti, of Frame ;
Podia Warder, et Omen ; Prehnor Henry, of &law
god mod same Lad elergymen The Reel of Rados will
be the mended and the geemal arrangements will be ad
doted by Led Oidher Lord Seitork the Boa. Wa.
Ashley, Mr. Themes Oireabed Q. 0., Pie C. 1. lardley,
Owned Mr J. R. Kodien lit. Leek 40.. Dr. Tense
Wieslow, mad Mr. C. IL Spurgeon. The meads will le
et • diallir dander le these held M previous yews ender
the mem ampiese Lase" Pad, sad Bead
THE RITIA COMPRITTIoN AT WORMWOOD &ROM
—With regard to the menet for two prism to white Nay
simiming allude we. mole yeeleeday% roped vie. a
lver cap for the Ind and the Leaden Amway Oempaiie
rifle as a seoond pries, them were to he doe• far at
range of 600 yards, with See muds to melt. There were
124 metrics, but in
bye ef the dry strearg wind
premiliag the shooting wee by we name geed Mr. Marriaer,
el the Vest Middlesex, lade the ink, sad Mr. Beene& of
the 111. George's, the mead pries, the former dein mode
send sad the latter fro podia. The Int
_seerbeel yester-
day morals' wae for the don Armoury Compsy•
at • range of 200 yard, and dm needs to sae& There
new 72 nitrite ; C. Miner. South Midden: ; east Vat
Brooks, 12th North Middlesex, each made 11 polls,madder beingtik=w ; ad the de ler the prier
betimes them will be dot off this annwing. The
mut item co pregoemme wee a prize of a silver imp far
the led and the Laid= Arrsauzy entwine'', die is the
seend epee teal all.emwn to be shot for at IMO lards, See
roads to ash. Thera nem Q Gadd ; J. Maw ad
Mlddlemex, mark Maid Otplede Homy, nth Baguet, 11
pond the reek gad .der. The first pane, there-
fore, glee le Mr. ,oriasidl the wood, the Armoury COMM
peay% rifle, to Ordain Money_ The third pries in the list
was for a Loaresearemell band Men spa comes,
MO Vide dim Thew mine Seateries ; Sergeant Wureor.
let; EEO Pangs Audio, geese's Weetaiimiler, east
made T pets, 6. highest amaller, but a
redeem of the ride reneideg Mm to be Amide&
iff the umber d M~• Snead Wier boring made see
den than his ended became entitled to the ;eye,
The ilward prim wee a Wadley RI/had? din elles Is all
ladder,. ; to Minot far at • ream of ISS pude, *AP
Irani each ; lir. Cook, Ht. eorge's, mai 8 poked the
rest being 7 sad ander. H. is therefore the winner. The
remender ef the prises will be shot foetid day, after which
Coloari Lindsay will deliver the idols of them te the for-
Made eompenbers.