The Express.
London, England, 1852-12-07 00:00:00

I: OF COMMONS.—MoNDAT, Mc. 6.
v.asa took the chair at • qtfl.ftvf 1.• 4 o'clock.
TIIh NEW MEMBERS.
J Fos took the oaths AO.l his seat on his else.
.r..ugh of Oldham. Viscount Norse). carat
• nto eeiemony aa vember G,r the borough of
load %me, u
WRIT. member fur Burbank.
NEW
of Mr. livirroi, s stew writ was ordered
of • meinhor to serve in parliament for the
U. thyr Tidvil, in the room of Sir John Ouest,

l'U ELIC BUSINESS.
l'E 'IONS NILSEN TED.
,pen S r AND AtivEnTiszMENT DCTT.—By
110 gI'SON, from • place in Scotland ; Mr.
. :ien the proprietors and others connected with
s:amisni ; Sir J. SHELLEY, from a meet-
„ Euler ItoH; Mr. T. BUNCOMBE, from
vt WARNER, from printers and others in the
Jerold, Ips etch, for repeal of; Mr.
:t ,or Mr. James Oreig, publisher of the
• i.r..ying fur the repeal of the heavy and tine-
atv. riscritents, and that he nivy be allowed
potion ot lit impression for local circulation
wed esper . a privilege enjoyed by the Atltene
1.1 many ethcr ti, riedicals. Tne CORN EV-
IL. treat Mr. hatter, the proprietor of a it we-
; in favour of the newspaper stamp dory.
a:.% r shyNiece.—By Mr. F. MACK ENZIE,
r's ,era': Institute ot Wooliston ; Mi. BLAI E IT,
••••• peke E gine Work.' Medi:inns' Itivtitute ;
%\O, from Cie Invtitwe of
Wolin.. • Mr 0. ILIC.kI:DO, teem the Worm-
ers' history Socie:y ; praying for the free dcli-
rh carol try pap, re to mechanics' institutes.
HI. '.--BT Mr. Serjt. SHER, from Kil-
t, l'. 1,10,1, from plies iu King's County,
et Mr. ter; Shoe's measure, and against the
at WI

TAI --Py Mr 7',V ALT, from Mr. Thomas
.•t Yu. 14, F.J..d.stre.l.buddings, praying that
vs, be pubrst3l by authority :of the house,
sums and resolcuces of persons paying 41.6. a

ESTM:NSTEIt BRIDGE.
to a Isesbos from Sir K. INOLI4,
MANNERS stated that a reiewt recently m-
u :..r. Walker. the engineer. described the piles
de to have received some injury from the 'remit
oh had, to some extent, impeded the narig %Gun;
• bring remedied, the piers remsiued un-
tol there was nor sum ter alarm as to the present
.1 the bridge. .. was the intentim of govern-
ormlisre a measure to authorise the coastructios
rel,Je on the sit, of the preesia one ; but ho was
to my at pit's. at that the design would be
ioe imapelition. wholly ur peradly.
to Mr. V. SMITS, the noble lord added—that it
d to enlarge the space of the roadway of tie
no sot of Literal additions to the preset,' Midge,
ski he open to the public while the rest of the
was brie{ cue struet,,l,
GRAND JURIES.
PUNCOIIRE wished to know whether It was
o the pristat ft...Li to bring in a measure to
t jury system Islam the metropolitan ilis.

10ENEV-GENEUAL—It is my intention after
to mindere su:'.l a ball, which 1 hope may be
los law during the prewnt
TOOK LAW.,
ILLOI'OIIBY a.k,d, pursuant to nntice, the
ininsinanr of ,he Poor-law Board whether any
.. letter or .fiber document lISCOM pll the
rtir of the :nth day of Alarm, Ib.L , on out
eaach ca. addressed to 110 anima ; and, if any
uf 41111C411K11.. whether he would place a copy of
el the table of the hone? Whether there was
sewn in the Poor•law olliee as to payments to
out of work,- ..r in aid of w Age.," out of the
in any swim. an England and Wales; and, if
b. r h. wou:rl place a copy of such information oa
Ow bow.

that an inttmetional leter
ortil to refelothe to the ~rd ra or the 2,it I, of
nmc gay fat! ief.rtuation on the subject of those
• sa-nreetional ',tut would he laid on the
r tams for which the hon. bar.met the member
n (Sall Pec.eil) bad moved. The board had
maims S. to the payment of person• out of work
▪ is certain tn•taaeea, with b would be pro-
t. tem. streala r wool I move for it. clie.r.)
et: i I ELL:2I.ION.

15:1, •• rhairmaa of We eommnteeCWl •
it..., drew attention to a petition presented on
fart by th- L, a. member tor Montrose (Mr.
mu Mr. Unstitley Lterkeley, the unsuccessful eon-
he late West tit sterAire el, etion, complain-
:m.l4ton shit .:her eurrui.t practices at that elec.
praying the house to institute inquiry. It ap-
the commi•be that that petition no, as election
end, nut having been presented within the period
ny the act, it ouleat nut to have been riceicd.
-I. fore to motet:in' the order that the petition do
talOe be discharged.
~.t ..a was *Street' to, and the order for re-
petition ilinharced.
PULLIC SCHOOLS.
FART inquire.l of the Secretary of State for the
Natatent whether it wee the intention of her Ml-
smiassat to propose the appointment tit a coon-
icemen into t.e state of our public schools, with
emending and otherwise improving the systems
.:ion is the sltar
_ _ .

ret..reIVALFJILE—It is Lot the intention to 1
7 .oseh MCWIlre.
o Alit' then would take an early opportunity of
otron to the subject.
INCI:SIBEI ED ESTATES COURT.

INSELL ioked the Secretary of State for the
Namara!, w►tther it WAS the iisteution of the go-
to intrAuc.• arm measure alurlnit the on rent eca
c mtiriusocc of tee Inctuutiered Sauter Court

...tare WALPOLE—The subject was ander the
pm of the c.v.rnmcat and the Lord Chse.cellor
Ile b. Reed, however, to iotim...e, that what-
er.• might he introduevd to I Ac 4. a tate the trauster
..e weaLd b: no iutertereuce with the proceed-
, coomiebi..n.

6i AN RAILWAYS.
dADDOt l put a question to the President of the
:oittrol, whether it was intended to encourage, by
t such as had bees afforded to other railway on-
, is India, or by any other means, the early com-
a of a LllO ut railroad between Allababad and
ILRIEFI assured the hon. gentleman that the go-
nad the Court of Directors were most desirous
as far as was in their power, the application
way system to India. In the experimental rail.
eh had been guaranteed at a period when capital
abundaat as at present, they hal been Induced
ito terms which present circumstances might not
reference to the whole system a( railway corm
•in India. [This's what we guru to have been
lion. gentlemen's answer, foe although he 'peke
minutes not a word beyond the first 'entente
he gallery.]
CLEOPATRA'S NEEDLE.
ME asked whether any, and what, measures had
tel to bring from Egypt the obelisk,known by the
opatra's Needle, which was presented by the
nied Ali to, and accepted by, George IV., for the
we ?

i(•EI,I,OR of the EXCHEQUER replied
rudition under which the obeloik had bees pre-
the Crystal Palace Company was this—that the
,ald to' transported to England at their expense,
(:ryita; Plaice ‘hould not sueceed, that we., If it
t Meo, a p rmanent at•blishment, the govern-
have the right to claim back t►e obelisk on
he country. There would be no objection tO lay
P.ltihom a the outiject before the hens,.
MINISTRRS' MONEY.
(;AN gave notice that on an early day after
he would move a series of resolutions oa this

‘.I.:4IIERED ESTATES, IRELAND.
UIItHEk I neked the Attorney-Ueneral for In-
ner government intended to Introduce any mee-
eilitetiag the ul. of in Ireland which
Withia the Jrrisbedu. of the Ineumberett
rut; sod whether any mesas would be given to
of oalsossabend Maim to procure

!I their properties similar to 'those pow graated
.rt

11'1 E R g►ee an answer, all that was beard of
. that the .object was one involr nct to some ea-
,P.t. of property, acd he was uudentood to add
tt would be coniidered.
MIItICULICHAL STATISM a.
N DANA aaked the President of the Board of
were the intention of her Majesty'. gorcr►ment
rny merman this sermon for the collection of
• .t.itiotie.?

observed that the greet difficulty in this
I' :pew. The Board of Trade had been in
,bon with the• Itoyel Agricultural Society of
,n the subject, and he had ho;.ed befu'o this to
sod emu: sernut•t of the probable expense of oh-
s isturinstion r. paired, and until that was oh.
was not in a e.ndtt•on to stab whether it would
ly of government to introduce any measure as lA*
not.

!F. IirDOET.—CLERICAL INCOMEg.
11 wished to put a question with reference te
, which the Chine nor of the lizehequer stated
lost to the revenue under the income tat hy the
omission of • portion of the quota paid hy the
rite proposal of the Chancellor of the schequer,
,rstood him aright, was to reduce the charge
rtaia clerical incomes from sevcupenee to
in the pound, and, accordin4 to the rieh
* gentleman's statement, that it would
Pee of dO,OOOl. a year, it followed that the
4 which this redacting would apply wee about
(Rear. hear.) According to these figures,
he (Mr. Rich) was led to believe that the right
iomen intended to iochule is his remission the M-
ut the poorer cleryry ealy bat those of the ma-
i:hop., deans, prebend% sad pluralist generally.
Wm he right in this view?
lAN( ELLOIt of the EXCIIR4I.ER was willing
the mieunderstiinding Into which the h..n. gee-
d fallen had arism hem his (the Climicellor of the
1..) imperfect explaoatiou,. W t lie holt wished
ad whet be thought he tied said, was, that the
set necessarily cmtinue to he 5..44.1.44.(1 under
Aat 7d. There we. so intention, aril if there
there was no possibility, of Weaving them ander
than that which included the description of pro-