The Express.
London, England, 1855-01-26 00:00:00

SAVINGS BANKS.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved to
discharge the order for the @woad reediag of this bill, with
the view to its postponsueut until this day.
flip H. WILLOUGHBY—WiII it thou be brought on f
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER hoped to
Ihe able this to proceed with the bill. (A bosh.)

NOTICE'S OF MOTIONS.
By Ms. Hirewoop, on Thursday, bill to amend the law
rehrabt le marriage with a deceased wife's at.,.
Mr. Cowl*, ea Tuesday, to call the atteatioa of the
bows to the state of our trade with Russia.

SUCCESSION TO REAL PROPERTY.
Mr. L. RING pestpoood his motion on this subject till
'Ow Sth of Feb.

RESIGNATION OF LORD JOHN RUSSELL.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE.
XT. HATTER—I have been requested by the noble lord
the mister for the City of London to stets to the house
that be bro seadiffed it consistent with his public duty ra-
sped:ay to Maier to her Majesty his resignation of the
Mies which b• bald as Pearliest of the Conan, which re-
eigastien her Majesty has been graciously pleased to tempt.
(This saniansement was received with profound allow,
broken only by a single " hear, hear," from the opposition
side of the house.) The noble lord will tone an early otos-
lion of statiag to this house the ground, by which he has
ben induced to coin to this determination.

Viesount PALMERSTON—After the exesediagly im-
portant announcement which has been made by my right
bon. Mead, I trust the home will not think that her Ma-
jesty's government are trespassing too mush upon their
indulgence if I ask the home to adjourn mail to-morrow.
There are obvious reasone—reesons which I think will be

apparent to bon. members on both sides of the house—for
tho mimed I have thus ventured to make—(hear, hear)—
and I would hope that those gentlemen who have motions
standing for to-night would have the goodness to postpone
them till to-morrow, at which time they will stand in the
mine position.
Mr. DISRABLI—No ; not in the same position.

Lord Pl

F-I bog to move that ti do home do

sow adjourn till to-morrow.
11r. H. DRIJIIKOND-- I beg to differ with the noble
lord. Mess who have notices of motions for to-night will
not stand is the same situation to-morrow. (Hear, hear.)
I dent know what the opinion of the house is as to bringing
on this question now; but I cannot consent to any post.
ponement, unless the noble lord will agree to give prece-
dence to-morrow to my motion and that of the hon. and
learned member for Sheffield. I will take care to con-
dones what I have to say into a very short compass. But
if these motions are to have precedence, it mast be done by
an order of the house.
Sir J. PAILINOTON—As the motion of which I have
given notice, respecting education, stands first this evening,
I wish to state, after the communication that has been

made, that I shalt at once accede to the 'notion of the noble
viscount, and postpone the motion of which I have given
notice. (Hear, bear.) I will, therefore, name this day
wee► ; but it being uncertain, from the state of the notice
book, whether I can bring forward a motion of such ha•
portant* on that day, I hope, under the circumstances, that
I may trust to the government that I may not be in a worm
position than I now stand in.
Lord PALMERSTON—I believe the hon. and learned

member for Sheffield hu postponed his emotion until to-
morrow. It will therefore take the precedence ; and it
is the wish sad intention of the government to oppose no
impediment to iis coming on the first thing to-morrow.

Mr. ROBBUCIC—I believe it is the wish of the kolas* to
determine that nip rood= stall have precedence of the
orders of the day to-morrow. Therefore, if the noble lord
will compost to that, I can have no objection to the post-
ponement.

Lewd PALMERSTON—There are •o orders .f the day
for to-narrow.

The SPEAK= then put the motion for adjournruest,
ant the home adjourned at half pest four o'clock.

MINERS ON STANDING ORDERS OF THE
HOUSES OF LORDS AND COMMONS.

Under tle new orders of the House of Lords and
the House of Commons the ezaminen for standing order,
commenced their sittings yesterday, and the promoters of
private bills appeared before them and proved assapliaaes
with the standing orders of the Lords and Commons. In
farmer yean the examiners received proofs for the Commons
aloe., bat la the present year their jurisdiction is extended
to both houses, by which means the promoters are spend
the trouble and expense of a double attendance. The proof
se regarded the Ileum of Lords was formerly of a very
tedious and expensive character, inasmuch as all witnesses
were required to be swim at the her of the home before
beim, allowed to appear before the standing orders eben-
mates. _

Before Mr. May.
The following bills were certified to have complied with
the standing orders of both houses :—Brighten Improve-
ment Oonsuknoners and linaicipal Cemoratiele; Regent's
Canal Company (purchase of at. Hartford Union Canal);
'Ulster Railway ; Leads Imotoreseent Company. Swansea
Radii; Brilftl end Rester Railway; and Ratabf lliaa Light
and Wm Ostapany.
Before Mr. Smith.
_ _ _

el=Gas Liges ad Cot.Compaay ; lioasaoath-
as' Cool Company ; Liverpool Docks ;
wad Nantes Reads, IWO; et Yarrow ; Bolt= sad
Nysls"sßed ; Pam Om, sad Water
Os.gy ; sad ileath Rasters Rdilway (
Beath Yerliattira Railway sad River Das Company
Bill was widarava.

FALMOUTH, MONDAT.—Aboat oat Modred and
sixty of the Devoe sad Omer&II Millie Maim hay.
volunteered to go to the liediteenseas. odd; the gemise
that they see eoessandot by Mole ma ass% Idle MS-
vidnally have ado a tailor ear of *sir owlet to sem-
mead their owt men.
THE PATKOTIC FUND AT SOUTHAMPTON now
saiosan to swirly 2,0004 Then. has boon tont hos
Boathamples, glibly by the ladies of that tows 2001 b.. of
totems for Oesseal Homiest's divielee of Trawl troops is
Use Crimea. NIEL of peobseves be lb. English troops in
the Orissa ; is all 130amidgeseeta, have bee. seat out to
BeMsd sad Balshlava by the floattemites ladies ; 80 sot-
=to have bees seat from itetthemplen• *
whisk were
in the Isle Wtght. ombs et them
shome have boot ea harn ofess. amberW et emalgeramis seat
to isratheopeos, to be
eibirsee Sat rbisoks:
Labs, Aliseney, Bath, itlibeas. •
Chomestls, Croveloa, Ch 111=
else, Jerwracrareastle, Newest /Milk
, Wolthess, eel Wksbeeler TM
=WI*. have Nabbed leveret MN if
Vim. fa make apjagronessasChaliegois bee
t
wellies to dimples to my that what is most mated at
llsoleel not is flannel for 'llamoodine, Maul sad woollies
skids, drawers, *min OM. awl balm