The Express.
London, England, 1855-01-25 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

SOUSE OF COMMONB.—WzoNzabAT, JAN. 24.
The Sraer-si took tk• glair a►ertly after 12 Vide*.

PETITION PRESENTED.
Mr. Finiouson —Frost the Geordies.' of the Poor of ths
Carlisle Cain, praying that the 'Mkt to the wives of
flatii•0111 absent on daty. say, imbed of Was ghat oat
of the poor rate of gash polish. as at preeest, be • skew
apes sash toasty. or spat the Coaeolidatod road of thi,
issaatry. .
NEW MAME/LES.
Mr. Flamm sad Mr. Ds Viso, the meetly &solidi
ossabove fee Suaderload sad Laserisk, took the oaths sad'
their mesa.
Till VOTE OP THAN TO THE TROOPS IN
Till CRIMEA.
The &mesa read to the hawse • letter resolved MS!
-loard &iglu, is arknowledisasst of the tote of lasibli
"sand by Ilse loses at their elitist het swath. ISOM SO
follows :

" Before Sebastopol, Jaa. 7, ISM.
" I have hid the hottest to receive your letter of the
.111th December. tmensitting the resolatiem of the House
of Comassms. and ritgeestiag see to coausesieste the.. to
the elan sod nos of the British army sad Gemmel Cea-
sphere ; sad I beg to segasiat yea that I have !skilled
year immeeeas, sad sat paled et bevies beim (*Lewd
with so agreeable a OOMMilliolo. The *Seers sad Rift 0(
the British army derived the highest ratlike*s from the
kmerwledge that their gallant eaartioas is the ewe in which
-they**. engaged have boo honoured by the approval of
the repeeseitatives of the British males, sad they swept
milk holier of deepest gratitude the teasaimove thaaks
- the Hesse of Commies. I shall best make kaolin' to the
-home the seatiments entertained by General Caarebert of
• SU *die reecuraitioa of the brilliant achievements of the
Prima army, I. cordial 00.4:operation with Om Visor of bee
• Majesty, by treasmittiag to you a copy of his
is reply to ay eemmesieatioa, sad the gissuallirn
Is which be aestuteeed to the sissy wider kb eseemdMil
resoiatione of the heave. and espremed his dee
Idea of the thetas they ettaysyed. I trust you X=
geed so to asquaist tM Muse that I as deeply mmeikis M.
the greet distiactiou it bus cieeferred apes no is aoticiag
my services, and that yea will yourself tempt my marmot
seknowledgments he the maser is 'Web yea have per-
formed the duty of sommmaleating to se its reeelatioas.—
I hare the beam to le, with the highest rupee, your
most obedient serest, " itaoinw."

On the motion of if. WALPOLII. it MO ordered that the
Mtn or Lord Raglan should be printed with the proceed-
• Ings of the UM*.
RETURNS ORDERED.

Os the gantion;rdolonel Nonni, s return of the quan-
tity of milso, touted sad ground, sent to the army in the
Crum posies. to the 22nd day of December last, speci-
fying the Wipe lambi* it wu sent sad the date of doper-
tare of them** teem this erantry.
On the mem of Sir F. 'LILLY, a return of the SLIM
and of the election auditon at the several
elution, enembses to serve is parliament, held within
Great Britain and Ireland sines the 10th day of August,
1854, with the some, of the candidates at such elections,
sad the amounts of the election expense* of each of seek
candidates.
Os the motion of Mr. INOWS, a return of the number
and tonnage of millet vessels registered at each of the ports
of Great Britain sad Ireland, including the Isle of Man sad
the Channel Islands; distinguishing those trader and thou
above 60 tons register, on the 31st day of December, 1864;
similar return of steam vessels and their tonnage; return of
the number and tonnage of vessel that entered and cleared
coastwise, at each of the ports of Onset Britain and Ireland,
Isle of Man, and Clues,' Islands (including their repeated
voyages), distinguishing steam bun sailing vessels, between
the 31st day of December, 1853, and the 31st dap of Decem-
ber, 1864 ; like return from sad to the colonies; further
distinguishing British from foreign vessel,; also, from and
to tegolga poste ; she diatinguiscing British from foreign
WOONAI; return of the number and tonnage of sailing vessels
at each of the porta of the colonies of the United
respectively; distinguishlog those ander and
these abows 60 toss tegister, on the 31st rimy of December,
1816; skitimr return of steam vessels and their tonnage;
NW= et Sbit number of vessels, with their tonnage (die-
=lllSteam from sailing vessels), that were built and
gitiaguialsieg timber from iron vessel; also a
similar mats of vessels sold and unsalaried ; also a similar
return se isessels wrecked ; also a similar return of vessels
broken up, in the 'ear 1864; of the number if colonial-
built vessels, and their tonnage, registered at each of the
porta of the United Kingdom, in the year 1854 ; distin-
guishing the number and tonnage of each colony re-
speotively ; similar return of the number of foreign-built
vessels and their tonnage; and, return of the shipping em-
ployed in the trade of the United Kingdom, exhibiting the
number and tonnage of Tenets that entered inwards and
cleared outwards (Including their repeated voyages), sepa-
ratist British from foreign usage, also steam from millet
vessels, sad distinguishing the trade with each country, in
the year 1864 (in continuation of Parliamentary Paper, Me.
134, of session 1864).