The Express.
London, England, 1864-02-05 00:00:00

NEW WRITS.

Upon the motto• of Mr. Bum), • new writ was
ordered to issue for the city of Durham, in the room of Sir
W. Atherton, deceased.
Upon the motion of Colonel TATLOR, a new writ was
ordered to issue for Tewkesbury, in the room of Hoe. F.
Lygon, who had accepted the stewardship of the manor of
Hiompholme, and who had since been elected for the western
division of Worcestershire.
Lord HOTHAM moved the issue of a new writ for the
borough of Winchester, in the room of air J. B. East,
Bart., who had accepted the stewardship of the Chiltern
Hundreds.
TREATIES WITH FOREIGN POWERS.

Lord PALMERSTON brought up and laid upon the Uhl'
varions papers relative to treaties between her Majesty
and foreign powers, inniudiag a copy of the treaty of row,
metre and navigation between her Majesty and the King of
Italy, and also papers relative to the areention of Prune
William of Denmark to the throne of Greene

NOTICES OF MOTION&
Mr. BRAND pre notice that on Monday next the Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer would ask for leave to iatroduee •
bill to repeal the duty on malt used is the feeding of cattle;
also • bill to alter sad amend the laws relating to the eol.
lerAion of the land, asesseed, and rococo, taxes ; and on
Thursday next • bill to amend the laws relating to the
warehousing of British sad foreign spirits, and epee the
mare day • bill to 'mead the law relating to the
of government anseities through savings hanks. nrcla
lightia
boa. friend the Secretary of State for the Horne Depart-
ment would on Moseley next ask for leave to introduce •
bill to amend the 3rd and 4th Wilham c. 54,
entitled "An act to make further provision
for the col:A °meet and mainteeasios of inll.llo
prisoners"—(cheers)—aad upon Thursday, the 1:40t
be would ask for leave to istroduce • bill to amend
the Penal Servitude Act. His noble tripod the Secretary
for the Admiralty would ou the 18th ask leave to introduce
a hill to amend the law relating to naval prises. (Hear.)

The ATTORNEY.GRNERAL for IRELAND gave notice
that on Monday next he would ask for leave to introdnos
• bill to amend the law relating to the oosiveyaoco of land
in Ireland, and on Thursday next • bill to amend the pro-
cedure of county courts in Ireland.
Mr. M. GIBSON gave notice that on Monday he would
move for the appointment of a select committee to consider
tko best method of dealing with the railway schemes pro-
to be motioned within the limits of the metropolis
(slie bill' to be introduced in the prompt session.
sera.) As it was probable that arrangements might be
tnede/or the joint action of the other house of parliament in
ibis inquiry, he would place the exact terms of the order of
refereoce on the table to-morrow. (Haar, hear.) On Mon-
day next he should lay upon the table resolutions relating
to the prwate buds= of the house, and also to the present
scale of house fees, sad on the same day be proposed to
ask leave to bring In • bill to facilitate in certain cease the
obtaining of power for the coostrootiou of railways, sad also
one to facilitate the obtaining huller powers by railway
companies.
Mr. 8. FITZGERALD pre notice that on ping Into
committee of supply an Friday, he should call the attention
of the house to the airestostaitose attending the capture of
certain British moils at Matamoros and within the limits
of the (laps of Good Rope, and also to the OW of the Kar-
p:et and Jessie.
Mr. BUXTON gave notice that on Toe•day next he
should move a resolutioo imprimis( the regret of the house
at the burping of Kagosima.
Mr. DODSON me notice of his intention on Tuesday
next to move for a Saila committee to inquire into the pro-
seat system of registration of county voters in England and
Wales. _ _

Mr. LOCKE KING pre notios that on an early day he
would ash for leave to introduce a bill to extend the county
bambino. (Laughter.)
Biz F. KELLY pre notipe of his iotention Co Tuesday
rent to brie' in shell to provide a farther appeal in tenta-
ge' caw, mad for the farther amendment of the administra-
tion of the criminal law.

Hr. LIDDELL gave notice that on Tuesday week he
would call the attestioa of the boom to the reports of the
disbandment of Capt. Shorted Osborne's naval expedition
form which wee reeently raised in this country for the ser-
vice of the Emperor of Chios with theism:dim and approval
of her Majesty's government. He would also aduirem •
question to the governmset with respect to their future
policy in Chime. (Hear. bear.)
Mr. DILLWYN gave satire that on an early day be
would call the atteetien of the house to the coadition of the
established church in Ireland, and move • resolution there-
upon. (Hear. hear.)
Mr. HADFIELD gave notice that oti an early day he
would ask leave to introduce a bill to amend the law re-
lating to the registratioa of judgments.
Mr. HOLLAND gars notice that on Thursday next be
would ask the Pnsideut of the Poor-law Board whether it
woe his intention to propose any shanties in the Unice
Asseasmeat Act. He should also, on an early day, move
for leave to bring in • bill for the better regidatioo of the
veterinary professions. (Loud laughter.)
Mr. HARM gave notice that he would submit • reeolu-
tioo to the house ma as early day to the attest that the civil
service amid iniseglamousestiesates had for may years been
rapidly increasing, sad that they ought to be reduced.
(Hear, hear.)
Colooel DUNNE gave notice that on Tuesday next he
would move for • copy of the oorrespoodenoe with the go-
vernment mistier to the damage and loss of life which bad
taken place in Holyhead harbour. He should also ask the
governmeat what they had done in that harbour, what they
netended to do, and whether they elver iateaderl to do scy-
thing. (Laughter.)