The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-15 00:00:00

MORTGAGE DEBENTURES BILL.

Ou the order for the consideration of the report on this
bill,
The Earl of MALNIESBURY moved the iuseetion of a
clause to the effect that triutepes who were empowered to
Invest trust money io real property should be allowed to
invest it in mortgage, d.b.a..
Lord REDLSDALE opposed what he considered a dan-
gerous cheap.
Lord ST. LEONA RDS also expressed disapproval of the
Sanas.

After some conversation the claw* was wegativad with•
eat a division.

The report wsa then agreed to.
UNION ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE ACT AMEND-

31E.NT BILL.

The house went info committee on this hill.
The remaining clauses were, with amendments, agreed to,
and the bill was ordered to be reported.
THE ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS AND REGISTRIES
(IRELAND) BILL.

The above bill. With the eiceptioe of certain clauses,
tbso pared through coninsittee.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS BILL AND THE SCOTTISH
EPISCOPAL CLERGY DISABILITIES REMOVAL
BILL.
T 66 reports of amstabnente to these bills were severally
reed sod screed to.
THE COURT OF JUSTICIARY (SCOTLAND) BILL.
This bill was reed a third tiros sod wood, sod
The house adjourned at half•paat sores o'clock.

Sir H. CAIRNS moved that, is tbe opinios of the house,
the rules sanctiooed by the Commissioners of National Edu-
cating, io Leiria on November 21, 1863, are, so far as re-
garde the aid afforded to convent and monastic schools, et
variance with the priatiples of the system of national
educate°. He piloted out that, whereas the Rolm
catholic* declined to mad their children to the
model and other schools, the ocimesissioesee had practically
allowed the establishment of distinct training schools for
Roman catholic*, and had therefore violated the principles
of universal and uoseparatist education, which it was "'-
HOUSE OF COMMONS.--TCSI4DAY, Juxi traded by the eatimial system to set up sad preserve. Hav-
ing quoted OUOVIOODO facts and documents io support of his
FACTORY ACT EXTENSION BILL motion, the hue. gentleman concluded by an assertion that
After our report left yesterday a debate on the principle the time had come when it was nec.essary to remodel the
Of the above bill followed, Pt the enures of which Viseount I Board of Commissioner, it it was intended to retain the
INGESTRE moved that the bill be referred to a select COCO. ! syd.m of 'Atlanta education in 'reload.
lathes ; bat an objection being made to it, he withdrew his Mr. DAWSON seconded the motion.
motion, and the bill was read a second time. The ATTORNEY.GENERAL for IRELAND street'.
The boom adjounied until 6 o'clock. onsly urged that the Board of Commisroners bad made no
The sitting was resumed at 6 o'clock. bride meets' ehsoge in the practice of the system of national
POSTMASTER GENERAL educatieo, bad introduced no innovation, and had in no
VHS trenched on the principles of national education. H.
Mr. D. GRIFFITH gave motion that oa that day month ! elle that the convent wheels, from the very conception
be should move that the practiced appointing only peers - • •
of national system, bad been in coonezion with the
and privy coaecillors to the office of Postowater•Geaerel is haant and it was known that such a aaaaaaiaa
cos that is not required or sanctioned by law, nor was it
desirable for the eSe yof the public service. (Hear.) i existed.
Mr. WHITESIDE strenuously urged that the Board of
I
NEW ZEALAND LOAN BILL Commissioners had been guilty of • breach of faith in the
yr. A. MILLS gave notice that on the second media* of conduct of the administration of the system of national
this bill he would move that it be read a eeead time that advection, the object they had in view being to make tho
day three months. whole machioery of the board subservient to the promotion
THE BALLOT. of a principle distinctly °opined to that oa which the syr
Mr. R. BERKELEYee notice of the following remota- teal wee established.
tion for the 21st inst.:-That as a gersral election is Tito 0.09N0R DON moved the adjournment of lb.
priding, and as it II notorious that our electoral rystem is debate, which was agred to.
defective and eorropt in pr. tics, and as we have an law I DEFECTIVE REGISTRATION, ke.
wild& sae pat down the lotintidation el voila and prevent Sir E. GROGAN obtained have to brag in • bill to halm