The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-14 00:00:00

SUPPLY.-CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES.

On the asitiou for going into committee of supply,
Mr. A. SMITH asked the Secretary to the Trtmenry
what estimates he intended to go on with to-night,
those of Class No. 1 were not in the hands of members
natil kat Thursday.
Mr. PEEL said le proposed to proor.ed with the claims
he the order ia whack they stood before the Easter mum
Lord J. MANNEIII3 remarked that although Class No. 1
of the estimates had bora distributed last Thursday, practi-
cally they had not been ramified, u bon. members were
eat of town for the holidays. (Hear. bear.)
Mr. PEEL said he was sorry it was not possible to have
them distributed earlier. He had lost no tiros with them,
sad he believed they were distributed last Thursday
morning.
The boue then went into committee.
The balsams of the following votes were pat from the
chair, and agreed to, the amounts bare given being inclusive
of the sums voted en sorouet bakes the MON :

24,6101., law charges, England.
190,8061., expenses of criminal proaecations, sheriffs' at-
posse, kn.
228,0501., police (oounties and boroughs), Great Britain.
3,1781., Crown Oflbw Quota's Beach.
11,5101., Admiralty Omit Registry.
4,4581., late loaolvait D.b.a., Court.
83,6301., Omuta of Probate and Divorce and Matrimonial

168,0101. e of County Court'.
8,3311., Been*, Moo
25,751., polies marts of the mekopolia
143,51 W., metropolitan pol
17,8151., reviving bambino .1 Faghoul and Wake.
Law.. Divine Court oonsprealione.
18,9591., Buikruptee Court ones non&
3,5771., &deride of the I.ad nelvocate and Solicitor-
Genets' of flentkael.

18,00 X., Dead of Bandoo.
11,0811., Court el Justiciary.
VOX, Froaanaticos ruder the Lard Advocate.
1.5801., Ximisester of Scotland, lop' branch.
35,2314, dimwits aid posoraton-6d not paid by salary.
29,6981., radio al preetrators.fiscal.
elarloa
1 abiriffa' =:expo= is mattes of tithe.
16,192/, repairs basis is Edinburgh.
LAM., 'Wary dirks' oflioe.
11148367:„
la
isoosiataat as buikreptcy in Scotlaad.
6 IW, w &law codcriminal prceecutions in Ireland.
B. Onort al Baaluspecy.
10,301 L, Courts Queues Bench, Common Pleas, and
N of
Z., pond se ern.
5,0124 repot:ars to the judges.
2,680/, edopessatios for moor courts.
2.722/Cry of judgments.
1204, Claud el Delegate..
6,4031, &abrupt.* sad Insolvency.
18,321 X, (but el Probate.
WNW., Leaded &W es Court.
1,1601., Onswilidatad Mae of Writs.
Mi.. revising boulders, Dubai&
411,1911., swAregoNtan police, Dublin.
727,517/, isesdebalary.
2,7141.. Xneddissa Peron.
17,64111., impadida sad peso' soperintoodence of prim
and dark* mer?lia ad \pm a!i4 gee*

Ora% mad amid eilablialasota at home.
MOM., siondosaaos al primmer, io county gaols, mad
nesovels Si movie&

37,1331., transportation of eonviele.
136,1634, coeviet IIIiWiIIitEIHICAS is the colonies.
In Nagy to Sir S. NORTHOOTS,
Sir .GB gY said be believed the oommiesioa ea the
transportation et envied bed ooncluded their evidenek
and the report would probably woe be presented, but the
to answer rightper the quoting. tkossn opposite (Mr. Healey) would be better
able
HENLEY said the commieioe had closed taking
wawa, and they would to-morrow meet to consider their

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"C. CHAIRMAN Shea reported the resolution, to the
lora.

LOCAL OOVERNMENTACT (1868) AMENDMENT

DLLL.
This ha peamillimak amenities.
ifialill•Pßß BILL.

This as smanded was =Wowed.
Oa alawasli._

Kr. HENLEY objected to the proposed amendment, by
yid& • over whose house a telegraph wire was
eZsdewlg
ace add • story to hie house without obtaining
a *hies a• eider for the elevation of the wire. Hs
imaeldered that a per... who desired to exercise his common
law right to improvo his praporty should not be compelled
to do seem
teation, thee serve • notice upon the conwpany of his in-

Yr lIILNEB GIBBON mid that the object of the
aisesdel elates was to protect computes against attampts
to =Met semi brzparties
hewhmht serves notice such
&I ties neforred Ma right pad/man, without aay
is testiest whatever alter their premises. He would sot
object, however, to the introduatioa of words by
width the appal to the magistrate would have to be
needed to early I. the @trent of • differenoe 'Maim be.
trews the corrga tad the party eerviog the notice.
likr G. BO thought that it should be stated in the
clams what the raters of the case to be made by the party
emeriti( to the laagistrate should be. trotil it was shown
what the proosedieg was to be, sad what point the magic
trate had to decade, the power to make that application was
precticall_ y ageless.
Mr. BOBBIJOI esweidered that the asseadroeut was
fitlyaunt espial& The Telegraph Company would only
pu peaty to Ids appeal la • case which they had reason
he Derma was • dishaseet cos, tad Infers the justice the
=wadi only have tie Trove dm& be really had an in-
t* ant as allemstaisa ia his .
Mr. HUMBEBBTON segpeted t es power should be
glow Se the campmates to miner frees a party who, by
service et • satire, bed reared theta to elevate their tele-
graph wirss, bat who had bad so intuition to alter his
hoses, the =pare whisk had hers Mourned by them.
After • few weds beta the 801.1=01-GINI
The "IliesMM: twapeted by Mr. iitileerrailbsos tee
- lido Pled aid the elates as minded was agreed to.
OP. dean 10.
Lod A. CLOYBOBILL amid be should be glad if the
hems wield enema to reinsert the weeds "et the annul
Tahoe of SM. end upwrede " whisk were struck eel of this
Meese in the liR was ia oessseittee. If unarerarary
meridiem were imposed ow the eerapsay with which he
wee ceseested they wield &fist the object ietended,
that of siring damp telegrams to the garbs. If Muse
wee& ogee set reiaserted his isoarpaey would tot be able to
proceed with their works.

Mr. HENLEY opposed the mendment, haring as great
an objection to tie words ma be had to them when in corn.
agate. Rs abjented to all elm legislation, but the house
ought Taber to take care of the interests of the poor than of
the rich if any preferanee were shown.
Mr. M. GIBBON said the bona, decided against these
words ma e former cesessioe, and he would recommend Coe
noble lard net to reopen the question.
The amendment was withdrawn.
The remain* amendments were speed to, and the bill
was ordered to be reprinted.

Tag SAVINOB IBINICS ACTS.
MA.8887 brined up the report ono resolution
weed to os and it Gam' bees agreed to
Lave was Oren to bring is • • widen was subsequently
dose, and tt was road a fret thus.

THB SALMON IMPORTATION BILL.
The Lade irk MB were considered and
weed to.
THE SAVINGS BANNS ACTS AMENDMENT LULL,
Sir H. WILLOUGHBY moved for leave to twig In a
bill to ocionslidate and anseud the laws misting to the
Savings Hants Area
Mr. ROEBUOtlaod the hon. gontlemen would hare
the WI printed and nlntd throughout the country, as it
was a eery important iseasase, aal eufficieat time ought to
le_sirea for its mmoideralion.
The wears 111* weed ti• sail the tell was reed • Bret

The hems thin sdisssesi s 6 2Draisutes pest 6 o'clock.

Sava Kmaturcat Maszum—During the week
alai AprU 11, the viola= bass beim 13 follows :
Ffess 11silli1kkerday !free days), oyes from 10 as. Mil
7.10706.6. Toad from um arras d the Masses,