The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-28 00:00:00

',RIAL PARLIAMENT.
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)MMONS.—WEDNESDAY. JUNE 27.
*: the chair at noon.
PRIVATE BUSINESS.
amendments on the International Life As-
Bill read and agreed to.
Improvement Bill wu read a third Use
Polk' (No. 2) Bill, and the Connaught
11, the reports on which had been or-
s table, were coalidered and ordered to
Roods (No. 2) Bill was ordered to be
day, after a slight opposition from KY
committee on Consegio's Restitstiom Rill was
• motion of Viscount DUNCAN, as 1050141:
„eau, Viscount Palosentea, Jord Jsbf Res-
Graham, Mr. D:srseli, the Lord &Waste ,
General, Mr. Solicitor-GenPraakiel, the hale-
Frederie Theeiger. Si Jeiha ngtent SU..
and Mr. Sotheron ; all the IRMONIS
members of the Privy Count a mai
the long robe. Five were appointed
131104ttee received leave to sit sad
10N OF PARISHES BILL.
of BLANUFORU having presumed •
metropolitan incumbents in favongefttlella
-• that it be read a second tine. The
are was threefold ; first, to estoilkilabs ts-
stilling ecclesiastics' districts; -firs
facilities for the formation al Men ant
provide means for the sioiewnest OE pie
it was impossible to dui fin
the value of many of the
in it. The bill wee cer-
report of the *Wiesen in the Gob-
bet the very illeperniee et the sabiset
f the details sob him doubt whether
period of the semis, and with a bass es
,ask the banes Is ~sat to the asset
le lord mil he did set bassi se
than the sesame seeding this ass-
there were certain masons why he
should have the wattles of a second
difficult to say what the principle of the
s only to be extracted funs great variety Si
de bill ftia set only to ake the Cbudli
Coment sod to transfer their hosiers is
4lessabsiesers, but to iglve to the letter
also proposed to dui with the law of
landau ef patrouge. All these sab-
mature eessi, awl be did set see
could arise by pining the beau to sal
at this Unwed period of the session.
, was 041 that it was impossible M ism-
, of the whole house, sad that it absurd
select committee. He should be sem to
sr programs of the bill, but be appealed to
whether it would not be better that as in the
education bills, it should stand over
tof the country daring the recess. There
N points is which be wised with the noble
with him that Sir Robert Pool's act was
ith regard to the Ecclesiastical Commie-
me how further duties could be required
reconstituting the commission. If the
satisfied with having laid the bill on the
and having made his statement to let
r till neat eession, he (Sir 0. Grey) skonld
feeling he had at present, offer no i
r read a second time, in order to iti ls=
et committee.
s of BLANDFORD thanked the house for
consideration of this measure, and as be was
ciliate their favour on its behalf. he wed,
. made by her Majesty's government; NA
distinct assuages that a measure apes
might be introduced neat seuion, and
second reading in order to be after-
- a select committee, he would now
,raw his motion.
(00r11.—ADJOURNED DEBATE.
said it was not the fault of the Roman
that the debate had been prolosged to
sat the discussion was forced on them by
hon. member for North Warwickshire to
w; for his own part he had no wish to
at he felt it his duty to enter fully into
order to show that the ob stye made against
without foundation, and contrary to truth.
r then entered upon a general vindication
, prophesied tit.+ fall of the establishment
grant were interfered with.
and Mr. B. Srammorn spoke against the
.1 rejoiced that this opportunity bad bun
Roman catholic.' of repudiating doctrines
• erronsoutly imputed to them. He denied
A Idaynooth was either of a disloyal ten-
of morals. The bon gentleman quoted
dun before the commissioners in proof
Roman catholic church did not hold
, end justified the mesas. It was int-
uit catholic' that they did not practise the
scriptures as protestants did; bat this was
, evidence of the professors who were ex-
. the commission. He deprecated the raising
. disunion' at a time when the country was en-
hazardous war. The hon. gentleman defended,
*b, the peculiar doctrises of the Roman catholic
contended that the withdrawal of the grant
11 to put down catholicity'.
before six, the debate was adjourned until
OFFENDERS (No. 2) BILL.
4 a third time and passed.
EXCHEQUER (IRELAND) BILL.
4 a third time and passed.
I OF MINES (No. 2) BILL.
„as withdraws.
CHARGES ACT CONTINUANCE BILL.
was read a third time and passed.
fO-STREET PUBLIC OFFICES EXTEN-
SION.
NCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved
,ouse will, upon Thursday, resolve itself into a
• consider of authorising the exchange of any
the Commissioners of her Majesty's Works,
and 15 Vie. e. 42, and 18 Vie. 0.18, for
Crown required to be taken for the purpose
'Provide); additioual Aloes for the public service in or
'T Downing-street, and of making provision out of the
fund of the United Kingdom of Great Britain
-t of the land use of the Crown, for
difference in value (if say, u the ease
lends of the Crown and of the lands now
—:—facers of Works, is nut for the

adjourned at six o'clock.

BRITISH FISHERIES.

report of the Commissioners for the ,
of their prossediegs in 1864, has hese issued
regard to the Blotch herring trade, the re- I
• it was a good sign in the Wadies of the
Auger proportion of the de~ was mot
, bat by foreign merchants tesieg for
*risk Oar spats at the coda( shales is
mama of the Cod and lig Weirmles this
lamease. The gross prods., was 167,726 i
berreie—badag a increase of 900} ers. and
vet the ewe sad produce of 1863. The Tay
adds( lived a Mare as did also that at
other peels et the Apelike coast. The total
herrings eared la 1864 was 636,662 i barrels, the
terjusetity branded, 211,844, and the total quantity ex-
-361,6961 banels, being a demean upon the preeed•
g ye*. 141,427* hernia in the preachy eared, of 36,292 i
Amity breaded, but ea iterates of 19,066 in the
exported. la 1864, 10.891 boats, moaned by
letterman sod hays. more employed I. the shore-
depansmat of ibe fisheries, while the total
of mom wimp* in the Goods, re-
vie IC" helms a Isereese upon the peseediag
beets, NS Hama, sod 2,796 wow to
number of passes employed. The towage
cereyinit salt masaahmi to 32,649, and the slew
to 2,404, being sa hi reuse over 1863 of 4,628
hand.. The tameage employed in meeting
42,964 tons, sad the heads to 3,499, being en
,714 tone and 86 bends. The tosser of the
amounted to 72,411 toes, beteg a demises of
the annebsr of square yards of Bettis* sued In
vas 77,210,671, being a decrease of 4,723,760
the lines show an increase over 1853 et
v. The total valise of the arts, heats, and
to 587,4201., befog an bermes of 40,3951.

WINE ADO.

return has been

to the areNthed Commons of a correspond-
, British sotbaohlas at Lisbon and Portugal,
ass of jornpigaln the adaltaratioa of Port
rotors will ba intorsation to the lovers of
'art," as It shows to what eateot, sad in what
sir favourite wine is adulterator* oa the spot
grown.
PION (SCOTLAND) BILL AND TUN RONAN
.—A copy of the eorrespondothe balms Bishop
Lord President of the Cuosoll, an the sub.
,rd Advocate's Education (Bootissd) Bill, was
morning. It sprs that this thrpostationa
ord Advocate had hold out to this Boom Ca-
of Scotland had lid them to that he
rise the Privy Omen so to rethOW IhOir W-
allow to Boom Oatkolios in lisedmil
lON favourable arrasthan they MAN jey, 'in
' his bill raising in its present shape. The Lord
reply to the Bishop, says ha "is not prepared
puthiss of increased grants as a direct and no-
coutiognasee of this Lord Advocate's Bill, but the
°orgies' to be adapted, from time to time, to
to of circumstances, and that favourable con-
be given to lb. peculiar claims of the pops-
districts in large towns."
RECEIVED AT ODESSA from the Sin Cl
.iat the quantity of wheat daskwyed by the
squadron at Taganrog was about 12,000 quarters,
at Maricapol the total of grain of all kinds dist:eyed
•, 68,000 to 78,000 quota..

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IMPERIAI
I HOUSE OF COMM
The Eirtaxan took It
‘ PRIV,
The Lords' emendate
mance Society Bill wet
The Liverpool linpr
1 and pulsed.
The Airdrie Rural Po
Mining Company Bill,
dared to lie noon the is
be read a third time.
The Dublin, Sto , Ro
i ' read a third time this di
I MACAU/41V.
The select committee
nominated, on the moll
1
—Viscount Duncan, Vi
sell, Sir James Graham
Mr. Attorney Oeueral
Advocate, Sir Frederic
Rosman, Mr. Brand, I
of the house who were
1 all the gentlemen of the
t be a quorum, and the e
•
I pcikkad fort h in ith.
FORMATIO
The Marquis of BL
ties from 30 asetropolit
proceeded to move that
ject of the mesaure we
doadence of existing
afford looniest' tacilitt
and thirdly, to provide
,
wane.
Sir O. GREY said it
meg of this bill, and •
which were embodied i
taro extent on the rep
1 ' / division of parishes, bi
and the complexity of
it was wise at this perk
0 t it was at present, to as
reeding. The noble
proceed further the
sioo, bat that ther
wished that it shout
reading. It was iliac
bill was; it was oily to
/ Ulna. T=ll
Milos
i,
the Beesesiesdad Cog
I 1 imeseased pewees; it 1
semlesels sled the qe
1 jests maim' wiry me
that say ad 001
n iitillsaTll at
rtilioull co
ght the hill w
dim is committee of i
I i •be ///erred to a selec
rthe farther pro
e lord whether
II ,
ens of the *ducal
haft judgment of tt
were Seal of the poii
Mil. Be thought wit
dellthelve, bat with
*min he did sot see
of them without Tel
noble lord was sstisB'
table of the house, an
the bill stand over till
then, with the feelini
te the bill being read I
ferried to a mint cam
Tte Marquis of B:
their petitnt eonaide
amnions ti conciliate
adopt the offer made
:& po their distinct
his subject might
,1 1 then pass its Neon
• wards referred to i
conieent to withdraw
l' •
MAYNOOTH.
. .
Mr. MAGUIRE sai
catholic members that
such an extent, but di
i , the refusal of the hon.
.
i withdraw his motion;
I - avoid a divisios, but
the question, in order
.• o
.0 I Msynooth were with°
' I 0 The hon. member th
S il
i'
of Maynootb, and pro
tolreland if the grant
Captain STRAIT ant
grant.
Mr. P. O'BRIEN i
afforded the Komac
which bad beta erron
i 1
that the teaching at hi
dusty or subversive of
from the evidence giro
of the fact that the
the doctrine that the I
pated to the Roman e
. 1
reading of the scriptt
refuted by the midst
twined before the col
of religious discumios
• t • 1 gaged in a hazudoos
at some length, the pi
ishareb, and contend
would not tend to put
AAt a quarter beton
to-morrow (this day.)
YOUTHFUL
This bill was read a
COURT OF EX
This bill wee read 5
RATING
'
This bill was withd
' 1 UNION CILIA()
This bill was read
DOWNINO-BTREI
The CHANCELI
. i " That tele house eri
00renlitSee,_t• consuls
lands vested in the 1
: I under the Acts 14 an
any lands of the Coo
of providing addition
near Downing-street
' consolidated fund of
and Ireland, or out 1
I the payment of the I
may be), of the la
) no
' 11.1 vested in the Cum
consolidated fund."
. I ! Agreed to.
I 0 1 ' The house seljour
1 =
' BI
,
The annual reef
: ' 1
British Fisberies of
1 0 0 this day. With lei
• port remarks that i
10 past year that the 1
on consignment, In
themselves througb
1 : flastland. The ret
i year indicate an in
1
1,014 barrels, over
0 winter herring Ash
Dallantrue and out
zataaaltity of berries
await) brat
, 361,6961 It
Is theqnciainltlitl;4l7:llo
1 quantity itsportet
I 11 Sw
40,369ing part= ildeehersnsa
number of ma
petted on was ICI
,
1 year el 53 beau
SIM total ausebe
/• i employed in carry
1
.
I bee WI bands to 2,
teas. and 237 hats
ass red to 42,5
isereges of 1,714
faidge-boets ma
I 2,31/S teas. The
the fisheries was
teak. while
rd ya t.
he
s
' ail:egated ti
I's'.
. i 1: ' PORT WINE
made this day to
• , ease with the Br
• relating to the at
, t Wise. The rev
• i t• good old Port,'
manner, their ti
1 t when it is grow
EDUCATION
CATIOLICa.—A
(fillies and the I
Joliet of the Lord
issued this mo
' which the Lord ,
tholes body of 5
world "advise t
antes aa to allot
pasta on more I
toe event of his I
President, in rep
thews any pram
1 emery 00assqas
missies will eon
' the actual state o
• 1 adoration will b
lotion of poor di
k 11, , - ACCOUNTS ]
Asof state that
allied squadron
I IC and that at Marii
Wes about 58,001
1 ,It
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