The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-29 00:00:00

FAxuamstrarer BUSINESS.

HOUSB OF 0011.110N8.
TUB DAY. 'WM IL

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WIDOW OF Till DAY.
Febile Works (Masideetwrieg Dietriets, 10—as emended, to
hs considered Simegy—espert; Supply—adjourned debate on
goisg ant.nomittattes-. body of Cornwall Maneeenn nt 13 3 Bill
masiod reading ; PoorLme SamdContinuanee Bill —Sella remand; •
Ream Midden Bill consideration of Lords' anuelidnwnts ;
Bakehouses Itegniatios Sid - comnieration Longs' amendments:
rotor ani Improvement dootiandl :Proridonal Order) Bill—
ormmatter Vaccination (Sostland) amended,, to be con-
Wend . Co ii lull Courts (Inland, Bill—oommittee Loan Socie-
ties Hill --iceond reading: Samoa Fisheries (Scotland) Ad Conti-
nuer,. e El 1--consideration of Lords' Amendments: Howth
Mar t...w - -third reading: Newaristio-upon-Tynn (St Mary
Wigualen IlistAtsi) reading ; Ways and Me..3s—
osmosittee • Removal of Irish Poor Bill—thud reading; Alkali
Works Fiegulatkm Bill sammittwe law Life Assurance Society
Indies on Memo labia—report thereupon; 17i1011/ k I re-
-mecoml reading ; Savings Banks Acts Amendment Ill!
—third reading: Coda Security I3lll—committee: Judgments Law
Amendment (Ireisnibilid—cominittee Warts of the Church of
Scotland Bill—third madam

NOTICES OP MOTIONS.
Kr. Cc NIYONAN —To ask the Under Secretary of State for War
whether he will thy apes the table of the house a copy of the
mond letter or enemornedass on the Mhow court. martial,
elapsed by the Adjetanteemmal, • portion of which lettu has
been read out to Captain Sarin at the Hone Guards. wherein
It la said that in the opinion of his royal bigluem the state-
ments
ofCOUd the paynathler's letter of the the February
Were n considered ,by him an ham, though they be in part
amileions,
K P. BotTthic —To ash the Under Secretary of State for
War, whether a subsequent communication or memorandum,
althorai by the Adjutant-Gem ral, has been mot to the Comminaler-
laAliief in India. modithieg she opinion or the proceedings of
the court mutlel at Mhow, metalned in the memorandum of
subjecthness the Commander In.Chlet of the army upon
the samt, now upon We table of the house, or in aliy way
Mating to them:me subject
Mr. HAPVIILLD—Io oak Kr. Attorney-General what progress is
making in tie arrangement of new or additional cireuithand when
a report will be made to the bonze . and whether any and what
theiwures are taking to tellies the judges from the excessive toil
mow imposed on them, by means of creating additional Judges
se otherwise: and. if not, what causes prevent e correction of
tin inconventence to the pablic to the adminiaration the
of justice.
Mr. A. Miths—Tit eat the Under Secretary of State for the
Colonies whether the situation of her hialestja government has
been called to certain negotiations said so be pending between
Nth Hudson's Bay Company sad an amoilation called the Inter-
=Month Credit Company, for Missals of a large portion of British
North America; end whether the government have recogoised
se sanctioned the bargain: and If so, with what reservations or
thetrletions ; also whether any correspondence has taken place
with the government of Canada on the subject: and whether any
steps have ever been taken to ascertain the legality of the power.
datnehl and exercised by the Hudson's Bay Company, to respect
to territory, taxation, trade, and government, by a reference of
the same to the Judicial Conunitb e of the Privy Council, as
'Meta& by the law °Scars of the crown In 1849, in compliance
with an address voted by the House of Commons in that anaion

iieulairatrOm-To en the Secretary to the Treanry It icy
inentract or connote have boots concluded by her Majesty's
imtiment for the consiyance of her litalesty• mails between
Dover and Calais end Dover and Ostend neptictively . and if so,
when such contract re contracts will be laid upon the table of
the bone.
Mr. i,T.Offinti,D -Greenwich "
Monlj.aProvision for Widows).
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NC of
Mr O. Hover=—To ask phut ford 4 the Treasury a ques-
tion regarding a sermon Missed to have been preached at Rome,
whicl certain important matters are sold to have been re-
bind
Mr. W to.
alnut—British Museum estimate an committee of
Mr. Put—Remain * civil service estimates (In committee of
.apply
on solve[ Into committee of supply :
Mr. ATIM.II—On HtitW Manure estimate, to move that it is
lbe duty et UN MOWS 01 the British Museum to afford the
=rens Online tar visiting the collections in the

irtr. n. COMIAIII-0M us dthimastic eethreates, elms 6, to
•1 the attention of the bow to the report or the diplomatic
thmetittee, sod to move tart the recommeudatiom of the rep,rt

be carried out
Lard Nath—To an the atteetkes of the home to the state of
'Marrs to China.
Mr. S. IPIII.OIIALD—T. Mil attention to the present relation
of this country with Biwa cad specially to the recent rupture
diplomatic Interooures with that government, and to submit
Motion with reference thereto.
Mr. Bore—To move, that with a view of securing to Ireland
the full 'don, sge of responsibility to perhamot In the ad-
ministration of public affairs, It is, in the opinion of this these,
espedient that the arrangements tor such administration should,
as far as practicable, be astimilated to those in England, by
placing at the head of departments which administer Importeat
public trusts In Ireland ministers responsible for their manage.
meat, as is the cue with corresponding departments in England.
Colonel Degtre—To cell attinalon to the pia of Mr. Aoki,
Lie Attorney-Gemmel at Meg ion& Andes ask wham reparation
kaebeen made to Ida earths st_loe acknowledged to be done
him by the otherftles rthat
Mr. Nlietvor —To cell the on of the house to the rapid
decline of the popelatkm of Ireland and its present d. premed
esediflou and to aces ter a select committee to inquire what
rLie oTorks, Weariest ce maentaelares It may be poseible by
pse mom epee nueeptlonable security to stimu-
late or to crests. .

Yr. errooccs—To ca attention to the stoppage of our trade

Colonel Teseca—To call attention to the report of the kitchen
sad refreshment mews Mouse of Commons committee, and to
awe that the asks eat of the dining rooms should be
minted Into mention.
Mr. LAMion—To wrest fink In the opinion of this house, the
laws under which homes an tad for the sale of intoxicating
Mason are eminently mrtahetary and deficient in power to
pretect the public and therefore require immediate alteration.
Ni. C. Bernsca—Se sell attention to a recent purchase by
lbe trustees of the National Gallery.
Mr. Muskets—To now Yea there be laid before this house a
espy of the Admirallp ceder as to the rule of promotion in her
kaiettfe dockyards lWiMg the age and promotion of oMcers.

LONDON, CHATHAM, AND DOVER RAILWAY.

On Saturday en laureation of the portion of this
:away extending beta Herne bill to the *asUosi with the
mega line at Beekman= took placw, preparatory to its in-
tended °man for trine oa Wednesday nest. For some
seethe put the railway has been opened from Victoria
station to the Eleplutat and Castle and Herne•hill, and
by means of the new lie, the London, Chatham, and
Dover Company will for the font time be planed in pos-
amioa of a throe& railway, its own prolwety,
between the termini of the railway is Loudon and Dover.
About • mile from Hiame-Ittil the station intended for the

sorecii—nodatioi; -of Dulwich end it. immediate vicinity it
mitsated, end about two mike from Herm-kill will he the
Bydenham of Crystal Pekoe station, which will be need m
the temporary stakes el the London,, Chatham, and Dover
Onspany for Crystal PIANO trams until the completion of
the Cryand Palace sad Booth London Hallway, in May, 1865.
station, although it will be three quarters of a mite
from the front mimeos of the Palace, will at ones give an
moues to it for the residents in the densely lated neigh-
bourhoods of the Elephant and Camberwell,
Brixton. Clapham, Am, which they have not hitherto en-
/eyed. The railway, proceeding onward, passes through
the Sydenhem teasel, the length of which is 2,200 reeds.
Great difficulties were experienced in the cosstroctios of
this work, in cossequesee of the treacherous character of
Meat is known as the " London clay," through which it is
cut; io many puts it has been found to arch
it with as many as twelve leyen of bricks, and n mpar-
ties of the tunnel are them lem than eight layers. The
total number of bricks used in the construction of the Me-
nd is 32,000,000, of which about 4,000,000 are Staffordshire
bin bricks, the most solid and resisting that are made.
The remainder have all been made in the brickield adjacent
to the tunnel. At its southern end, and just previous to
coming into the open cutting, the nine main lines of the
Brighton and South Eastern are crossed. Under the az-
magements with these companies it was expressly stipulated
that there should not be any interruption of their trains or
traffic. This was happily accomplished, and neither accident
veer impediment of any kind occurred during the progress of
the works. Just beyond the southern extremity of the tunnel
is the Pease station and about bar rode further south of it
the junction with dm main trunk line to Dover is effected.
The distance from Victoria station to Beckenham by this
route will be 81 miles, in lieu of llf by the existing line ;
and from Beckenham to the Elephant and Castle the dis-
tance will be 7i miles. Bat until the complete consolidation
of the new line has takes place it is not ietended to run the
trains between London and Dover in lass time than they
now take, notwithstanding that there will be • saving of
three miles so regards distance. Berne-hill will be the
Wittan station for all the through trains of the London,
, and Dover Company. The down trains proceeding
from the Victoria dram and from the Elephant and Cull*
mill be united there ; and the up trains will be divided from
the City sad West-end teak respectively. Colonel Tolland,
kR, the joverainsai inspector, is to go over the line to-
il%
ea W and if it
nesdaybe pared by him it will be opened for traffic
ed.

EMIORATIfoIf rlor TUX DISTRIMAND DISTRICT/3.
A joint deputation, eompoeed of the following gentlemen
from the Icatiosal Cabala' Emigrntioo Society sad the Leo.
don Branch of the Manchester ignuits Aid Society, via,
Bir Daniel Cooper, Bark • Sir Richard Graves Meiroosell,
0 ; Mean. Alderman Eislomoss, James Heywood, Robert
Needham Phillips, Rapist Potter, J. A. Youl, E. T. Hol-
had, J. S. Sion., sad A. Hodpoe, had an interview with the
Lad Mayor's Masan:et-house Relief Committee on Friday
last for the impose of soliciting a grant In aid of
the emigration to the British colonise of persona
bum the distressed districts of Lauumbire and
else-
where. Sir it. G. McDonnell, on behalf of the Na-
tiosial Colonial Emigration Society, stated that the society
had already mat out a large number of applimate, and had
granted several hundred pounds towards the emigration of
ethers, nod that if the moiety had en ample supply of funds,
they were in a position to compass an unlimited amount of
pubic good. Mr. Jame; Heywood, on behalf of the Man.
abater Rmignints' Aid Society, clearly showed that the
imbibed operations of the Joint societies had been moat
useful in sending net to the colonies persons who would
really heroine valuable additions to oar colonial prosperity.
The deputation having withdrawn, the relief cominittee
subsequently informed the speakers on behalf of the depu-
tation that they had decided upon granting 5001. to mob
society for emigration purpose'.
[Adrertilietuent.]—HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND
mai —Uniform buoccas.—Tbese remedies stand unrivalled for
Ni. cure of gout, rheumatism, lumbago, tic-doloreus, and every
ether 'envier, of seundtrie pans The painful pines have only
to be bathed In tepid salt and water, and well rubbed with 1101-
)(may 's Ointment. to convince the most sceptical of the curative
power it exercises over them Waimea. The most desperate cases
best exemplify the striking smells which follows the proper use
of this soothing ointment and then, purifying pflle. both mall-
Seinen tll ore coeopmed of the aunt Innocuous and betting hal-
la.. grime severe CAMS 041beurfiui recently succeedulir treated
have been reported to Professor II ollwiray. with the earnest
prayortbat be would publish them for the benefit of all Mum
albsied.