The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-07 00:00:00

of the Bridals empire, and that no vessel er ship with a
cargo, in ballast, or with pamengers, con, when engaged
eithor in thwarting, colonial, or foreign trade, anise at,
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discharge or take in a lading, or passengers, or depart fame
any 'sort n the United Kingdom, with.as the Isteribresee
of the ellsess, and admits*" to the regulations and laws of
the customs, it heehaw Lamar, for parliament to take
late esseidseatien the whole subject of the adesinie-
tendon, segasisatiee maiseament, and regulation of that
doisartsasst: I. That the likens sad passable Welke.
medal WWI* and eseeessedal elitudeges t
teseeartnel l
idled Meese eel all hesio seeatelea, eau be
meet berraealeesly and &affably stateteleed by the smiting
rid Imams ineweeurg Wee reedited ite free as the murky
of the hisaiii rely elms Oa all rotations, lush, eon
varlets rtstrictioes, delays, aid clews. 3. That, w •
view to !meditate maritime intercourse between British and
all foreign ports, end to effect a direct responsibility of duties
end efficiency of saviors in regard to the senrity of the re-
venue and the quick despatch of the commercial and ship-
ping business of the United Kingdom, it "poems the follow-
lag-ehanges are absolutely necessuy First. A complete re-
form of the system of regulations, orders, and management
of the Customs. Second. An abolition of the present ad-
ministrative organiation of appointments, and especially
that of the board of eaunissioners. Third. That, for the
purposes of responsibility of duties, the security of the
revenue, and the quick and efficient dispatch at ship and
their cargoes, an efficient re-arnagetnent of the personal
organisation of the Customs department appears neces-
sary. 4. That, considering the effect which the car
meat end the financial legislation of the United
Kingdom have, at all times, upon the employment of
the people, the .proepenty of the empire, sad the:public
revenue and credit, it appease necemary to inquire into
the prangs of the trade and navigation between the
United Kingdom and foreign countries, and also between
the United Kingdom and th.• Bratsk possessions abroad, in-
chiding India, from the bth day of January 1827, at the sth
day_ot January, 1849.
blscatmsoor, select committee, to consider the expo-
dienq, of altering the present system by which toile are
levied on merchant "cash by the harbours of Ramsgate and
Dover. _ _ .

The o'o °mum Maws—Copy of a memorial dated Nov.,
1847, and addressed to Lord Jo►o littasell, from the Roma&
catholic archbishops and bishops of Ireland. and the elms
apostolic of England sod Sootlsud, touching certain grisly-
moss affecting bet Majesty's Roston catholic soldiers ; and
alsoths system of regimental educatios to whisk their chil-
dren are subjected.
Mr. )In mo—To bring Wore the hoer the state ef
ails arias is this country, for ths parpw of bete g4ap is a
bill for the establishment of conoty asylums for jneenils

Mr. Moors—That, as the legislature has fully determined
to carry out a monetary system which will eventually and
speedily reduce the prices of all property, produce, and
labour, to the level of 1785, it is only equitable and expedient
that the salaries of all government officers and servants,
which were raised under the war system, be reduced to their
°rioted amount.
bir I). Nomaxre---fielect cthmaittee on elected boards fir
the 111(lit of public works, and the substitution of
electoral viaioao, unions, and combinations of unions for
barocithand counties for all pue,thos of local taxation In
Ireland. Bill for the establishment of a board of arbitration
far the ascertainment of sad compounding for. rights de-
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pending on leases, settlements, en, ;tic &e.,-which
with the industrial use of property is Ireland.
Mr. F.O'Cosisoz—Bill to appropriate a sufficient amount
of land to each salsa workhouse in Great Britain and Ire.
land, to employ the able-bodied unwilling idiom', and thereby
enable them to sustain themeless and their families by thek
own Isbour, instead of making them degraded paupers ; and
further, that all profit from the labour of persons so employed
after the support of selves and famdii s, shall be equitably
distributed amongst the Inmates of such unions.—To move •
resolution. that Ito member proposing any motion
to the House of Commons shs 3 be allowed to
ciocupy more time than forty minutes in proposing
said motion, and twenty minutes in reply; and that an
member, in dissuasion of said motion, shall be allowed to
occupy more *ea kalf an hour. This rule to ba enf
open all questions, excepting those of finance originat b
the Cheasellee of the Exchequer.—Select committee to in-
quire We the screarel branches from which the revenue of
tita washy Is raised, for the purpose of ascertaining the =-
et each department, and to consider whether or no e
large ruination may sot be made in the several offices in
connexion with them several departments without any
danger of Waring their efficiency.—Bill to tabs away the
power of distress kola the Irish landlords in all oases when
warts have art Wen of 99 years; and, in cases when
tenants sow hell under lease at exorbitantly high rests,
the rent besesketit shall bs regulated by a commission
eppebased by the Court of Chancery, sad that an
equilablesentiaileden shall be given to the Courts al
In amble the usistant barrister to adjudicate
rilisraita between landlord and tenant, and from whom
judgment the landlord shall have no appeal ; to consolidate
the several stamp errs now In hue in Ireland ; and to Malt
lish cheap aid seemeateat marls of registration.—To all
the atemetisa e[** hem to the present mode of appointing
select imesittme, sal %make sash alterations as wan ensure
the ingwelality dikes@ tribunals—That no person holding
ow GIMP under the mown or goer' nment, or receiving pate
parts.. or wavy, obeli be eligible to be elected as a membe
of pertimmat, exempt offish& attached to the several govern•
lama departments.—ffisteet (amenities, to inquire into the
whole question of has trade, with a view of ascertaining, e
far as practicable, the ultimate effect that that measure
likely to have upon the interests of the several clams.
• Mr. 0880kNI—Bill to abolish church rates.
Sir J. PALINOTON—BiII for the better prevention
bribery andootruption at elections formemben of parlianteat
Mr. Paaasole—Bil to enable • magistrate sitting •
either of the metroppoolitan police courts, to indorse an th
warrant of tmen', in certain cam of felony ani
misdemeanor, a certificate that in his judgment it is me
necessary to prefer an indictment against the prisoner; and
in such oases to empower the clerk of the court at whirl
such prisoner is to be tried to file an information whirl
shall have the same effect as if an indictment hail been town
by a grand jury; and also to make provision for supplyini
I the prisoner, fess of expense, with a copy of the informatics
and of the depositions whereon it is founded, together wit]
each submenss for witnesses as he may require. t
declare and explain the unaltered common law of England
which pronounces as a rule that children under the age c
discretion are sticapacss doli ; and also to make sup h poor
aids for the treatment of juvenile offenders in confornsit
with the principle and spirit of the common law, as experiene
in this and other countries has proved that the existing stat
of society requires.
Mr. B.armasth—Bill for the exemption from legacy digit
of charitable bequests, not to private individuals, but publi
uodies.

arettows-4elect committee, to inquire into an
report upon the circumstances connected with the failure e
the 13t. Pster'a parish Savings Bank, Cuff-street, city I
Dublin, and on the frauds committed on the deposited
therein.-Beleset committee, to inquire into and repoi
upon the circumstances connected with the leveed('
lion instituted by the commissioners of stamps am
Item with regard to the conduct of Mr. Edward WoM, se
Toyer of taxes for the City of London, and to compiler II
" minute " made by such conimisaioners on the subject on
27th day of July, 1,847, and which was laid on the table
the house on the 21st day of March, 1848. Alpo, that MI
" minute " be printed.
Mr. BADLIII—BiII to provide for the registration of birtl
and deaths is Ireland.—That it Is expedient to provide by la
for the better management of glebe lands in Ireland, and
facilitate the gnu* of terminable leases for a fixed term
years to the teasnt occupiers of sll such lands.—Bill to en
stitute redeemable rent-charges for all leases of lands in Ir
land terminable on the death of one or more persons, or c
the expiration of a shoot term of years, in those cease where
the party entitled to the lessee's Were* is not in the a
tool occupation of at least one moiety of the premises d
mused.
Mr. floorr—aebet committee, to consider the politic
mad Assissial reilliems eabeieg between this country as
as enbamil piensesions oleo Edda wawa.
Mr. P. atiors—letarno of the number of evictions es
guild by writs of Haber* or otherwise, by or under tl
orders of the shod& of the several menthe of Irelan
within the last these years, up to the latest period for whil
the asement can be lembred : And, from the one& unto
in Ire:aed, of the mesabew of dwelling-bosses therein Us
hawkpullel down, or left unoccupied by the *loth
or tof their occupier, In the la* three yew
up to the lad isseild to which the secount can be made up.
Lord D. Srvater—Bid to limit the duration of polka=
to the period of three years.—Select committee, to could
the laws and meta* relating to fire insurance, sad A
various inventions for the preservation of lite and pryer
from amides% by fire, and to report their opinion tlistreup
to the house.
Mr. B. Towns—BM to enable all electors is cities a
chidhs, henries (be the time being) tin municipal in
e,o vote for the return of usesatosza to serve in peril
moot.
Mr. Woriznotrene—Tohrirag under the considers**
the house the question, both of the Injustice and inexpeellen
of continuing, for an indefinite period, the present high re
of two shillings and orneyeses charged on the bushel
ens% under the altered eircuenstaecee is which that queeti4
is now about to be placed by the entire removal of eve
species of restraint on the import of every species of foe
grain under the Corn Imported= Act of 1816.
Mr. 8. WOIITLIT—BiII for amending the Act 5 & 8 194
e. 64, so fares reLstestonearrieses within certain dope
of sanity.
Mr. WYLD-7321 to extend the riOt of election of men
bets to serve in parliament in England, Wales, and Iks
land, to all stale persons paying Lissome or property tax.

CAPTURE OF A FolOSIL—The Votaries, just arrive
from Newforuidbuid, Ms brought home a grimier, who ea
hissed( (Melly, bet whose real name is Norton. ha bet
one of des two ease who forged a cheque ea the Member
Bank isms menthe ap Meths ammat M 3,0001. aced %mar
Norma was at St. John's, together with the oth
may Illrendielff. The latter, however, made his moos
frosaiAssia beta. the ship sailed. 1,6001. war toned
11. 0• MM., two gold watches whisk hi
been MlNXhues ht slargo Cl Mr. Neel, chief coastal
of St. Isiss. Thu rinser will be conveyed to Mancini
tor examisatina.
Tars MaNTJFACTORII4O DISTRICYL—A conespc
dent writes Ma Chesterfield Them is as active asp&
meat for all beads is the mean isstaring &trims.
Leicester and Nottingham, and in this dieMiet, labour
mareely to he had. I hem Womble reverts teas Cl
quartos. It is very different from what we leave experisni
for tke lost two pan. I think I may awls yea that i
viatica of the Wag friths maps ie now esttlad. Rao ti
are geaerally pad, and will he well seemed. Most of
wheat and a large part of the oats, even span the NIX
soma or eat. Although I understood the
Visot a heavy me is aim klaidem gemeally, as
s large. Than is a good premise of tomMs
winter. Potatoes leave, mare or Ws, trird^nrfn d
are wan than they were two years ego.'