The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-17 00:00:00

HILL

Oa the order for the mooed Nadia( of this bill,
air. COLLINS moved that the step be postponed for •
S 1x 1832 •bill had Iwo passed authorising the ma-
Pimentos of a railway betwesa Loudon, Tilbury, mad floath-
sad, and &log the farm M ordain rates. Siam the. the
oontmoton bad fouad their barpia to be • bad es*, sad
the object of the prissiest bill was to enable them to raise
the fares theism them eirearaetanose, he thought the
bones should see premed without cereal *airy.
Colossi FRENCH weeded the mottos.

Yr. JACKdON sold that the proprietors of the Lon.
doe. =wary, sad dontheed line were Wain betwees
20,0001. sad 30,000(. slew. sad it was quite imposrible
that they could give the public the best samennodation
seder such olreametanem. Be hoped the home would
mad the bill to the oesimittee, where alms Hs merits or
eimierits meld he peoperly MOW.
Mr. DODSON vas of °pinkie that the committee wee the
may place where the smite or demerits of the bill could
be pnp.rly tented. Besldas, the boa. member for KIWIS.
bad gives so eallkiest reams for postponement.
Bill read a mooed time.
PICCADILLY AND PARLLANE NEW ROAD BILL.

Mr. TETE said he had been requested to poetpeue the
moos& 'satin is order to give the Taman Ca 1p reed •
impart which bed jolt boo received. Erodes time oin
ounatabree be begged to postpone the second Isaias to
that day week.
Seemed reading's:64~i

PRINTING PRIVATE BILL PETITIONS.
Mr. TORRENS moved that ou every private bill to be
considered by a committee of this bows, dill which
should stead referred to such committee, if not previously
withdrawn. should be printed at tee impose of the pit-
timers, and copies of such petitime, together with a oopy
of the bill to be osesidered, be delivered to each member of
the committee not km than two days previous to its first
sittiag.
The resolution was carried.

THE LATE MR. OREGSON.
Mr. C. FORSTER ham' brought up the report of the
committee cm publio petitions,

Lord PALMERSTON rose and said—l am sure I shall he
old" expressing the feeling of all the members of this home,
if I hike this opportunity of *Wing, as I thick I may ma-
kers to do in their behalf, the deep regret which we all feel
at the Ices which this home has sustabeed is the death el Mr.
Oresesa, the lass member fee Laseastar. Me performed
greet mikes to the public is his capacity as • member of
this house. Its tem chairmen, I believe, for wee years
of the committee et which the report is now proposed to
be laid on the table. His Mientioa to his duties was
most exemplary, sad theme who had occasion to
came in contact with him, either persmally
or by virtue of the duties he had to perform,
will bear witness to the ladelatigable industry—to the
Imam sad emedaess of his judgment, to the conciliatory
character of his temper—(hoer, bear)—end to his com-
bining all those qualities which rendered him a valuable
and estimable member of this home. I may add that 1
thiak the public is gamma ere hardly ewers al how mach
the public lutanist is indebted to the voluntary sod un.
Miear, mid almost usknown, smithies of mem
gthis home with regard to the private buisisess,
sad dm so the public business. The time and patient
atteetioa that ere given gratuitously by members of this
booms is ameittem, both on public sad private bills,
redact the petted credit maxi their public spirit, sod the
more so because those *corbels' sad thaw labours, how-
ever arduous they may be. and however much in many
ewe they °nay prim epos the health of those who
perform them are, neverthelese, from their very as
tare, net la,mas which attract public attention, or
'which give to these who perform them that sort of
Erwhich is obtaised by distinguished exertion in
sp- oskiag is this home. It is dm to members of this
to draw public attention to that; sad never was there
a more deserving butanes, I think, of that merit than that
which may be claimed by those who were the friend. of Mr.
Omega lam proud of havieg etsjoyed his pimpsl friend-
ship. sad therefor*, is addition to the regret at the public
lam, I feel also the regret of having lest a valued and esti-
mable famed. (Rear, bear.)

BLUE BOOYS.

Mr. W. EWA= gave Doan that on going into supply b.
Wald tall attention to the 'deuterons resale" that would
seem treat the pabhostion da digest ot parliamentary
bline.bsolts and .smiler men kid •• the tabled the twee.