The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-30 00:00:00

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MONDAY. JULY 2.
OiDiu Of TSB DAT. Eds.lion (Scotland) Bill—
committee. (Progreso 22d Juno.) ; Education (No 2) Bill
—adjourned dews to mound reading (26th Jane) ; Educe-
' ties Bill-.eagemd mililKg ; Free Schools Bill—second read-
ing ; WoelleaLlk:ltenufactares (Scotland) Bill—commit-
leel Wu _
cire Rtlhf Loans Arrangement Bile—..nand
; Charitable Trusts Bill (Lora)—second reading;
Dublin Caniap Aide Amendment Bill—third !sedum;
Cosety Palsies of Leitmotiv Trials Bill (Lorde)—third
maiffeg;
_PlK6ellllltilman (Scotland) Bill—third read.
ing ; Puha labgerKs ged Museums Bill—third reading;
Fereagebir AMeedmilat Bin—enmities; Visited Li
lity 3114.411111M11111S I BAppli—oomaittee ; Ways and
Keens—oommittne ; Daehy of lemmata, Lands Bill (Lord")
—third niedileg : Bills of Lading (No. 2) Bill—third med-
ia, ; Judea" of Fame Qualifieation Bill—third reading.
31103IDAY. JULY 2.
NOTIOSS or NOTISEL—The CHATICILLOS OP Till BE-
castim-11640 .oeiWs Ko.—Bill to reduce certain
Duties payable em illopOnniages in Great Simi., and to
amend the flionipAele.
Ke.lieneman—Limelle Asylum' (Ireland)— Bill to cos.
taw tee Ant 6 red 6 Vie. a. 120, for amending the Law
relating te private Lunatic Asylums, Ireland.
Mr. flonotirittn—Adalteratione of Food, fte.—To
mousiest" the select committee: Mr. Scholeileld, Mr.
Charlee Villiers, Lord Claud Hamilton, Viscount Goderick,
Mr. Haight, Mr. Sheridan, Mr. Peseocke Viscount Eh-
Aspen, Mr: Alderman Cabitt, Mr. Hionaird, Mr. Otwq,
Mr. Swift, Mr. Organ, Mr. Wise, and Mr. Moffatt.
Kr. ATZOILSIT GINISAL FOR llLlLLND—Tretuurers et
Nutlet—Bill to enable Treamren of Counties to receive
payment of ex is metals *sees.
Mn. SOLICITOI4.II/111AL FOR lIIIILAND--COISI of
(Ireland)—Bile to altar the maatitution, prose-
dare, aid practise, increase the powers of, sad diminish the
expeane of proceedings in the Court of Chancery in Ireland,
and to discontinue the Incembered Estates Court.
NZ. SOLICITOIL-01.111SAL nos ISSLAND-11100&1111114
Estates Court (Ireland)—Bill lead,,d the period lige
making apple:au°. for a sale of under the Acts fee
facilitating the sale and transfer of Ineambered Estates I.
Ireland.
Ka. Cowan—lnclosure—Bill to authorise the inole-1
sure of oertala lands, in pursuance of a special report of the
Indomire Commissioner" for England and Wales.
TUSIDAY, JOLT 3.—At Twelve o'Clock.
OIDISS or DAY.—Mesopolis Local Msnagenteat Bill—'
Committee (Proper Jose 28) ; Nuisance' Removal Amead.
went Bill—Committee; l'amenirers Act Amendment Bill
—Committee.
At the Evening Sitting.
NOTICIS OP NOTION.—Mr. Rice—Army Primmilisee—
That the authorised system of perdue" and sale of KW
miedese, premottees, and exchanges is the army bee talisi
i he pleeleal *Neel, to unjust in its working, is
inaopmeed le tie posselary regulations, end Is Morn%
violation of the peteidphe and practice of the government in
all other departments of the state, and that therefore it
should be continued an lager than is socemary for the just
and gradual satisfaction of the claims of individuals and of
the Kate.
Captain ficosxm—Naval Government—Select committee
to inquire into the prominent of the Navy, relating to the
lists of damn, paftonage, promotion, and the efficiency et
the service in an Ike grades belonging to it.
Mr. THOMAS Deacon's—City of London Representa-
tion—To call the attention of the hone' to the present state
of Ist repreeentatiaa of the City of London, and to move
the fallowing resolution :
" That Baron Lionel Nathan de Rothschild was elected in
114.2 h the City of London to represent its interests in par-
sed has been for eight sessions a member of this
Issas, t, by reams of the anomalies of the law, he has
been, and still, incapable of sitting sad voting therein ; sad
kw Majesty's Ministers having declared that they do net
Weed le papee any alteration of the law, it la the
of Ws Woe that the City of London ought ant say=
to be &spied el the services of a representative evade el
'lin mid miles IN parliament."
WIDIZIDAY, JOLT 4.
ORDER= OP TES DAY.—Sunda y Trading (Ketropoll)
Bill; committee. [Progress, June 13.] Tried' AatAmend- ,1
meat Bill—emond rag ; Bleaching, site., Works Dili—
woad readiag—Mortmain Bill ; committee—Bsakeeptir
(Intend) Bill ; mead reading—Grand Juries Bill; sew
aittee.
TESSIDAY. JULY 6.—At Twelve o'clock.
01D11 OF Tan DAY.—Pablle Health Bill—committee.
At the Evening Sitting.
ORDERS OT Tll DAY.—Assay Offices(York, ILL) Abe-
lion Bill—oommittee ; Metropolitan Buildings Bill—com-
mittee; Criminal Junes Bill (Lords)--committee. (Fro-
grime 36th June). Tenants' Improvements Compensation
(Ireland) Bain--committee. (Program 28th June). Fisheries
1 (British Islands and France) Bill (Lords)—committee ; Lu•
natio Asylums and Regulations Aces Amendment Bill—m-
ooed reading; Chinese l'easengen Ships Bill—second
reading.
At the Evening Sitting.
NOTIONS OF Kerwin—Mr. STAILIT—To ask the First
Lord of the Treasury whether, as her K may is about to
double the pay of a moldier serving is the rims, any ad
vantage will be given to °Moen so semis in the present
war, by which, as in other armies, they may obtain, during
active service before the enemy, more rapiderometion than
by the existing rules gad regulations of the last Royal
Warrant.
FRIDAY, JULY 6.
ORDSIS OF Till DAY—Lusatia Asylums (Ireland) (Ad-
vances) Bill—Adjourned Debate on going into Committee
(20th June) ; Roman Catholic Charities Bill (Lords)—Se-
mad reading; Ordnance Board Bill—Seccead reading; Ex-
cise Duties Bill—Committee.

HYDE-PARK TO-MORROW.

The following notice hoe beea issued by the Chief

Commissioner of Police :
" Nods* I—Whereas large numbers of passes assembled
on Sunday last in Hyd•-park, and when so assembled con-
doned themselves in a disorderly manner, so se to endanger
the radio pee" and pertienlarly by making loud noise s,
and obstincUsg the esrriage-road, endeavouring to interrupt
the free passage of persons in carriages or cm horseback:
And whereas information hes been received, end it is pub-
licly managed is various printed notices, that It is the
intention of certain persons to hold an open-air meeting on
Sunday sent, July 1, in Hyde-park, and cause an mem-
blip then el lap samba *of persons, where:" considerable
ogreliseies bee been crested among the peassable Wha-
t:WO of the metropolk; notice is hereby given, that no
se& mating or 'iambi';* of persons in large numben will
be allowed to Mks place. And all well-disposed pram are
hereby cautioned and requested to abstain from joining or
attending any sash meeting or assemblage. And notice la
further given that all assessary flielliflS will be adopted to
prevent may sash meeting or assemblage, and effectually to
preserve the public penes, and to suppress any attempt at
the disturbance thereof.Rlo/LARD Maven, Commissioner
of Police of the Metropolis.—Yetropolitan

Jan* 29, 1866."