The Express.
London, England, 1852-12-08 00:00:00

PUBLIC BUSINESS.

PETITIONS PRESENTED.
Coat. Mness.—By Kr. CAYLEY, from operative esl•
Bars of Durham, expressing granted° for the inqairy lost
ansion into the loin of life in coal mines, and praying t►at
measures for the comps/spy ventilation of Millie might be
seasidered.
PARMA m Parum.—By Mr. A. PELLATT,
from South...A ; Mr. LOCKE, Mr. BUTLER. and Mr.
CROWDER ((rem Liaised); end Mr. It MILNES, from
Yorkshire; all from mosittaales and literary institutes in
various parts of the eseatry ; for the tree &diem of M
I sedates.
TARS& ON Naw •—Be an 110 N. MEMBER,
(rent Lincoln, and Mr. MACGREGOR, from plasm in Beet-
bed, for the r. peal of.
T . Rican, Btu.. —By Mr. MAGUIRE, from
Berk, end Mr. P. O'BRIEN, from King's County, a
dames of Mr. Serpent Mures NIL
BSTAILIGUID emoacr (IsaLaxo).-13, Mr. MOORS,
from the d.,.cees of Tams, status' toe isequality of Auras
=rtya Ireland se sompared wit► the protaitent
end preying preying for a rooppropriatios of ohs chetah
revenues.
Marsoora.— By Sir G. TYLER, from the Inhabitants
of Posty.pridd and usislibinutood, in Olomariaoshiro
raying for the withdrawal of the groat.

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POOII4ILII
Oa the =Mies el Mk I. Tt
dared oast prowwWwill et dr w
asipt of relief, the smessM
other accounts "fisting IS the ddniiitietratiosild thit Poor
Low in the year 1851 11011
01e i tel y.
Mr. BLii.CIUMT at a yesdlea di Secretary d the
Treasury—whether way anarMWOM won Is wpm kw
womalerating she treamaissies at Ohs mils Oa SO d
ifassaaa, .specially is reheame ten *0 paid amaaalds
sloe between Newesetle sad Imam?
Mr. 0. A. HANLILTODI EOM dal moadadmili tai.
hem lot some time ia pores be She prow at asedia
ruin the nulls between Ladles awl do add. TM db.
lest was sow wilder the eseedeeselea dee PealleallF
essaeral. with every prospect that herwissi arroiroMMle
Meld soon be is operatics. (Hear. haits.)
Kr. HEADLAM wished sa ben Aarsr sad }.pmt
arrearimewts had manna MOM moss* by soy
of Lancashire. at Ma sigma rode via Yedralare east

Diabase.
Mr. G. A. lIAMILTON said the subject was beiag
eea-
eidered generolir. bat Use precise manner in which the pro-
posed acceleration mid be carried out wee not pit dectiied

upon.
Mr. WALTER inquired labattaar the aglestlen if the
boa. baronet, the Permian* of the llVer-law Ikea{ had
beea idled to • statement I. the penes Mein of the awe-
papers of Saturday last of a cirmitastenee that bad occurred
is refugees to a woman who, in the lest liege of preg-
si, and seterly destitute, had been, so was alleged, re-
fired adiehlien Into the workhouse ? Ile also wished to
haw who** the guardians were entitled to look to the
gefyss Men Mama in the performance of the duty of re-
*, destitute poor t
1k TROLLOPS had seen the passage in the news-
gape referred to by the boo. member, sad bad directed in-
quiry to be made. He had instructed Mr. Hall, the Me-
Mepolitas Poor-law Inspector, to go to Lambeth Wort-
hless sad institute an immediate inquiry into the alleged
desounstanee, but Mr. Hall had not returned when he (Sir
Trollope) left the once. As 110011 as he was in possession
glebe fact', he should be ready to give the hoc. gentleman
the fullest information on the subject With regard to the
power of the Poor-law Guardians to aid them ia the en.-
esti°, of their duties, he knew of no such pewee, and its
*Kisumu would be contrary to the spirit of the Poor-law.
PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS AND MECHANICS'
INSTITUTES.
Mr. TUPNELL moved, ponsant to notice, for the ap-
Mt of • select committee to inquire into the sip,-
eaf distributiag, gratis, under certain regulation', •
from the reports and returns printed by order of
the Mew of Ominous, amongst the Literary and &l-
enses lesthetimes and Mechanics' Institutes, throughout
as Weed Kieudem. li is object was to disseminate, through
She Enema of *we voluntary and justly popular instals-
Ileme. the greed mess of valuable political and statistical
Isheseatha TWO same seasally before the Roque of
Oememialler It wee Iho eme&eakty of the house to make the
101•1111••• oles slegiehehei w what they were doing sot
may k their debates, but is their committees, where the
weet aereel inquiries were conducted oa questions of the
=impottaace, and where the most valuable Weems-
at elicited. He proposed not that the whoa* of the
pedismestary papers—for that would hardly be emektered
II bisa—but that a careful selection of those width sow
lOW gmenlly useful information should be made, sad
mostelene the Shrank them institutions cm pap
ENS et Oa
M. EWA. 11=seedoi the motion.
11111ADLAM concurred moat cord ally in the object
of*. motion, but would make one suggestion which he
Illoseglie might add to its utility. At the present moment
there was wet sky • dillicalty in obtaining the parliamon.
lely papers se the pert of those who could not steed to
pay he them, hat those she were able and Wallow so pay
ie thess, Is sew eases mead not obtain Meet ft weak
grasses ef the tarlasse eat keepiag them, se key meld
mks we plea Ikea Miss. The psi were set peerally
swore at the Ise yds* si white the dosamsets is 'swam
Meld be lids sod inky were—Wes la the avarMay
mpe-
dsly— Ibeg bed woe Mod is Leedom she amid
Sake the toseile te pewee sad hewed this they mold
ma set diem WhiS be well smelt, those was net the
lams of the muss should 's se dared as that the inquiry
tumid matmos Ihe foollks. whether by say alteration in
the ask if ISOUbleiletheatary documents they might
MOM dreelMs!dffs !WM facility than at preset.
Mr. HUMII te the boon which had bees shindy
seaferred an the by the adoption by the hems of
the et die see eattee of which ha hod Mee
• wamilms•ves Os pales of parliamentary pupae to
the seas art Of lb row and the working off, viz., ate
prong • sheen He fully agreed I. the desirableness of
giving every publicity to all the information that some
before the bow, sad whisk mid set be e.illected by any
other means, end it was spit that principle that he had
always bees fat eon to the removal of toe tan an sews.
papers. He was phased that his right boa. Mewl had
brought the oddest kawarl ; and he could sot help Few
Jag ea the Chanson* of the Bachequer, that if be wee
ebeenee is the egged he bad made last night, there was
• tan which he might tako et and which would have the
east of eddied greatly to the trasettedwe of the
_pas*.
lot Ma newspapers, se Iwo as they were Ormillesiss
their ewe hesliry. be tree her stamps and may Ist them
be Mayo& when they were mut through the post. Me
tweeit the MM be.. rongemain wealol sot ally seggert this
modes bat mkt less his seasiderstisa end a mesas of
spreading haselodge at weak he the meek of sash a plaae
with read seised empepsolos be
Mr. EADLAY, is esplamidea, :sr lathe
tan he bati_nedis watt slew le causing par

Parto seal *heaver dm theme.
11. MILNES, is fingsseimg his approval of this so-
dem, mid he never could essumn for the fact that it wee
M gnmerelly known that parlisnestary pageneeseg Is he
beeps freely, end at a very'', price; ISE he ltd hod
sine applieethee 02 him by penes' to sent lien Id par
urillthen who were unaware that Illeit Wend
ofen se ally. He wished to take this
espreathig lb dislike to the dregs .11th
leaden mine of the reports elf the WON . geed
Nth lar=theydes folio had ben abolished. gad a line.
thick, whams sebetitated, whisk wee he les sew
wilt,
wiliest, it
turning over a folio page you Medi see M •
glance whether there was anything is it whiskies mama to
read, while in a small mime yea took twin the Ame is
audit git out. He gni* egewel la the prepaid et lb eight
hon. friend, and be hoped that if the aspen of die
re to be MN bones welegsly circulated that ceimmitteell
would be more weed es to the 'n*eat of gentian that
were put, so as to and ogibedag tagether. as was sow the
ease, a quantity of nansibils stet
Mr. FORTESCUE es sae who took a strong intense is
asthenia' institutes, to thank his right hoe. friend
ream.
de tide attempt to s saw clam of le then.
It an said. list =dew hen the &din la shear
M
ties
ailer at Clasidere'l Iseerien
el of
Pam, ma
blications. the pehtmil
pu the
working climes sew we political, sad Wegglnge so, cam
should be takes that that kind of readier sheath he of the
beet quality. He was we that the Mmabatho of the
pipers of the home weeld toad to raise it In the spiel= of
the people, shoaling that non wee don the. thin ass
talking.
The CHANCELLOR el the EXCHEQUER said that
there scold be as habit that parliamentary literature woe
see of the meet -*manakin haters, in the latelleetnel de-
velopment of . the ego I sad there emelt set be • hotter test
of its value ties by awandeg the MINNO. of the histo-
rian at a peeled ease dose ire" gall sew wheal. was
*lath le earnde the Wan of see ergs limn Leek et
meek a pa as se leen sad we lad him searshin
aeashen ef eels of parlionsat la win to ornmetelaalmwt
prise et ea =dig wined; whims Me meg ef Mids.
tied ishinatias wink was ia the Ryan of the
hew= would midis he Watseka le threw great light ea
the habits sad agleam of the ;piny* aid it would be
head that the beet *ideal Willy wee drawn from re-
seeress which were please la the heads of public irritate
by mesas of a parlanswany Nernatien which wee sever
eaudied la any tinter Manny. Re did aster= is the eat-
=the =lee erne pens of the bane which had beta
by the hen. =mast it Pendant ; he did ast
win reetvistine to be nosed as their nandsdes, eat
did he thigh that the resift of the labesseflownithes of
raglan= were wanness% wenW Mid by the hat.
(M but sendsd
an be thee he labors inf
NIMINDINIL
remb ea.pthlemea who had latrailthediriedea.
were we lealteitioas which eight he be were ea-
gegiesekeit we nen alesialed te Emmen na 'RAW
waft gm misbaskt igrellwelan and be ahead oar
as 'insides le the nodes ; rid be hayed the hinges of
Alligiltaittee weed. prove satisfactory. Al Chet be geoid
Nor vs% that ft weight of any recwatmeathithes whisk
the thermithe idea make. and dna* es the neareee la
Mitt hey whined heir week. lie did sit think that
the man of shoed be
one too easy. d'air:Lsrin.m-liee erridend
es
• privilege ; sad he belie that enswg tannage/Ith.
bane, the feet of the privilege Whig a matter of therm,
leadered them dims value ; and that easy volumes were
set 'pew& which would be read if they were only to be
ebeened with some dithcialty, and at some cost. Re did
M Man to lay down say rules for the guidance of the
amodttee, but he thought that the comintitthe would attend
teristeils. They were all agreed in their appreciation of
the taboor of parliament, and also that it was desirable that
the public should become acquainted with what MIS lOW
tabled In their parliamentary papers; bet the mode in
which that information was to be disseminated through the
await, was a question of detail to which the attention if
the emnsilthee should be directed ; and it wed for the hones
to see that practical good was produced. Ile hoped the
emonlittee would he able to get over any difficulties of that
kind, and he hoped that by the house agreeing to the
motion, comequeness would follow which would tend to
elevate the charester of the penile, by conveying to them
this valuable apiaries of information. (Meer, hear.)
Mr. BIIOTHERTON said that by sending the volumes
of puliantentary reports to Mechanics' Institutes the public
would have greeter access to th• nt, end the
would be better able to appreciate the info
conveyed in these. If the people were seeking pl.
tie., power it ems Important that they should have dm
best political edesatlos ; and as this couotry was weir
governed by piddle opinion, it wee most important that
public opinion should be elevated. Ile bad had opposite*
cities of seeing in the pebble lihruies and institutions of
Manchester and Salford how those publication" were tip
precisted, sad he had received many communicating
l.remien on him the advantage qf having those books lAMB-
ted, and he believed that their eirca.stion would be pro-
ductive of great public good.
Mr. it. HI LDYAILD said that in the town he represented
there was difficulty In raising the funds necessary for keep-
ing up melt .nics' institution", and he believed it war so
elsewhere, and as the best mods of wearing math funds
'WM by increasing the haserery members, he bagged to