The Express.
London, England, 1855-02-21 00:00:00

ARMY SERVICE ACT AMENDMENT BILL.

Lord PANKURE moved the wend readies of this bIU
The Berl of SLLENBOROUOII, without inteading to
=the measure, suggested that iti operation should be
to a period of three years. He prommalled to criti-
eine is considerable detail the orgaalsaties of the lusty, and
the military poker of the country.
Lord PANNIUII.II assented to the proposed Intitatioa,
and, afar some farther coaversation, the bill was read a
nosed time.
The standing orders of the house Wag specially sits
psaded for the purpose, the bill was carried through the
remainiag stages, and passed babes their lordships ad-
journed.
The boats 1040 at half-put T o'clock.

HOUSE OF COMMONS—TVIDAT, FEIL 90.
The &queen took ths chair at 4 o'clock.
NEW WRIT.
On the motion of Mr. C. Bence, a sew writ was ordered
for the county of Stirling, in the room of Mr. Forbes, de-
mead.
PRIVATE BUSINESS.
The following bills wins read &second time:—Manchester
Improvement ; Birkenhead Dosk Trustees ; Liverpool Cor-
poration Water.
LIVERPOOL IMPROVEMENT BILL.
Oa Ws motion for the wooed reading of this
Mr M. GIBSON said teat there wee a question of public
galley analog out of this measure, to which he thought it
right to call the attention of the house. It would be in the
recollection of the house that some time since a commission
wee appointed to inquire into the question of harbour dem.
This commission had not yet completed its report, bet
span that document, when completed, no doubt the kg's-
later, would thick right to found some public isessure.
This private bill would, however, to a certain ratan, he
feared, mortgage dues to be raised hereafter in the port
of Liverpool ; sad, tberekto, would be ma impsdimeat i*
the way of future legislation on the subject. He did not
latead to oppose the soossid reading, hut be certainly
thought that some alums ought to be imarodsood to pro-
vide against the evils while ths bill thessionei
Mr. HADFIELD sonsideeed thee velem same guartes
WWII given open the pate* saseliseel by lie sight mhos.
frilled (Mr. M. Gibson) the bill would be met etiostlene
able He. therefore, 'moved that it be read a cussed time
That day sir mouthk
Mr. t;AAD iv ELL tbsught that he had better at mies
state the foots of rho MOO to the house. Early in the
year 1802 the ipmaties of peals( tolls and of ether dues
levied es dips fa gnomes &In se limit to the parties
goyim. se% NM =doe the rradon of the bow, sad
the gemenelest than issued. eammimina Ar dm pno=l
eolleatiag a mare ad bkontabas apes whisk Man
lion might safely MSounded. After that time the
chant ithipping Ant poised, is which a clause was intro-
duced providing whim the Joel/rant which parliament
might hereafter Ass upon the question being interfered
wife by mortgages of tolls. A clause similar to that was
aim is the peaseat bill, and he (Mr. Cardwell) had had
that iambs an Interview with the Chairman of the Liver-
pool D mks, who had given an undertaking that the clause
should eat be withdrawn from the measure. This being
se,hie del net think throe was any emus for the apprehen-
sions whisk had hoes ezpossesd by his right hes. and ham
Moeda whew weeded him.
Mr. LIDDELL *eight that after what lad beta maid
by the right Ms. pedants. opposite, he wed net pp far-
ther into the matter. TM name was of
legal importance to Lirsepsole and be tasted that the hem
would miasma to its poising.
Mr. BRIGHT was of opioioa that after the shillomeat of
the right hon. patients there seed le no dlllesity in
reading the bill a mead time. He rise, that
his hoe. friend would withdraw kb
Mr. HADFIELD would de sop if he disberift nadir-
stood that the bill vise not to pm without the Marais in
question.
Mr. CARDWELL agate explained that he had ea os
manes to that street ; when
The amendment was withdrawn, sad the bill read a
mend time.

PUBLIC BUSINESS.
THE ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS.
Mr. BRIGHT bad a petition to present, to whisk he
wished to 'all the particular attention of the hones. The
petition wee from Charlotte loom, WllO formerly MUD* U
Merthyr Tydvil, and was the wife of a collier ia that db.
trial. She stated that is 1850 she was falsely sbargal Ida
=Log lamas,' whisk was ealuataious ; that I.
Vitriol she was served with a eitetioa from theu=s
Court of Llawilla; that ahe offered to make a reeantatiam
were whisk she had savor ward—(lamthter)—lest Une em•
pemsa amemated be between 7L mad Si., a sus beyond the
ability of Mosel! or ber hasbaad to pay, that in Ibie ti
of April Yid she um taken to Cardiff gas i that dot bas
thas bees hem the 16th April, 1864, to the 281b=
1866, Marstemalad for as Wham whisk ski sew
" She oho stabol that she had applied to dot biting
ed the dimes and to tho Ssastary of Stab
be the Eons Dopseissid, to.. 'wither of whisk
: 'armies lad she olibbedi gag FALL Oho *wakes
moo to the booms milk the Malls playa tbat by the wa-
Fdpasliameat *dot =ollie *NM tibia gires
te the liedsobellsol Chmiet ems of deeds,—
elmasid—oad that steps
1554; Liss to debase bar Rua
penal psalm. adiglie) maid set Isa
eider Mha =reseal ea IL dwell thseebra sow
Sao Id.-sif to Mack • fees. was this ; that a stale et
*bp like that shows is this reign was most Madam.
(" Hear, hoar," and Lighter
NOTICE OF MOTION.
Mr. SCOTT gays notice that on a future day ha shield
novo for copies of despatches addressed to oar admirals
is the Black Sea, mad of the corrsspoadosos sa relation
thereto.
_ RETURNS ORDERED.

On the motif); of Mr. ADDEBLEY, Marne wen tes
clued of the amber of mil Mashers appreatisrlsitlis
tint operation of the Wafts et Aspire mod ta
UM, et the 31st day a Deseetbee. Ilket the overbe;
who, having terminated apprentiewhip. ems sew la train-
ing eoll.ges; of the sashes who, baying teenhated ap•
pentieeships, ara now espied es milieu emetheee under
Waste of July, 18.52, or atre:= of sehasie nail, et
the number who, havingare
neither in mini., weeps wee wear=tinistaat
Mashers, bet have toss WOO SON eseepetiese.
ROADS AT BALAELAVA. _ _

Mr. LOCKE asked whether any report W boos ressived
from the engineers sent eat to seastraet tbe =at Es-
laklava, stating the whisk bee bees Wads,
sad the time that wold ho asaaory far agagallahtst
railway. Also, whether say manes nom mad
between% Sikhism end the eternally of tbs Ingo soplie
of emits the wants of the aray g sod, it aele wMMa lag
seders bad bees given for the ameisdea deaths mad.
Lord PALMERSTON said that inganeensa bad begs
reseived by the ornament of the arrival et obi mess=
gad workmen at Sikkim' who were to be s is
Lying down a railway there. Them wm also at alai piss
the iron ready to fora sittees labs of railway, top Om
with everythiog elm needful for the works, whisk Ina
being proceeded with. With regard to the outer panel
the iitiesboo, he believed that there was ao ether Ind
formed at Balaklava this that which had heretofore cdomil.
The government were sot in pommies of informs*.
which would amble them with any certainty to my hew
lag the railway would take to construct