The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-13 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS.

HOWIE OP OIMIXONS.
ORDRES OP TO DAY AID lOW= 01 MOTIONS FOR Ms
TIMM wus.
THIS DAY. Mao= la
ORDERS 01 THB DAY.
Nl=Tmisatt=ris and Memmi—eommities ; Colonial
: Perth Order
C:iterniatico alli—estood maw Melrepolitan Male Drain.
.se—eammitise thereupon : Imo el lout !W—orcood nukes ;
Atiresatiens (Bostiesd) 5111—third
NOTICIS OP MOTIONS.
Me. Me. I. WBiTI—To ask the Obsooslior of the Exchequer on
what day be firepoess to make Ma Ssiencialststetunt.
Sir H. triu,ournwr—TS emit the trader Secretary of State for
War If there is beildlog a smithery beeedtal et Woolwiett, end if
"oat of what funds le the ea iftie defrayed end whether
any sum or parileoralory hoe been voted for sue
arrint/Y—To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Do-
t a question with vehenos to official correspondence se
the Winn Stan Ryan.
Mr. Pariotegn—To ask the Ueda Secretary of State for
:IVArmin whether he will lay upon the Ultima the house
retain/ to the extratition from turn Canadian ter-
stial irl Pea* ea siker in the service of the Confede-
ral,
lord R. Crico,—To ask the Attorney General whether the legal
pensode upon which the Confederate °Mon Bernie, who took
setup In Maeda, end wee subsequently delivered over by the
Oniedtan government for esecutioa at the lands of the Federal
=tisk were submitted to the English seesawing ; and
they received the unction of the law canon of the
=3. Dolullie—Julices of the Peace (Discretionary Powers)
Bair O. Ill—to nominate select committee.
Led Jl hornet —Sewage Utilimitiou Bill—to nominate
mint emommittuma
Mr R. Piot —Registrotion of Voters (Ireland, Bill.
amMeore if Ralientrfon—Army estimate committee of
Or going late Comadttee of Supply.
Mr. 11. 111ilea4IM—Oe army ostkontes, so call the attention
at the ham to the report at Outpost fends with reference to
the dolmas of Canada, sad to ask her Majesty's government ter
inforesetkin with name, thereto.
Mr. LYdIA—Os army estimaten, to pat a question to the
Secretary of State foe the gloats ruing the outributtim
by the Misiarilius towards the payment- of the military expendi-
ture for lis denoe.
Mr. Iturimen—To trek the hon. member ke Perth Warwick.
shlre a questiou with referees' to the eorreepoodence he Ilse
published Notating to kis reseal motion.
In Committee of fiepply.
Colonel Pout=—Os army estimates, vote I, to move. " nut
the present allowance of le. per dims. Iseresuse of ps to Bente.
oasts of seven years' standing, be artioded to all of
seven years' service in the army
Mr. P. In Calamities of Waye end Mesas, to move the
lottewtioresolution :—" flat towards =skive good the supply
atiher Majesty for the service of the year ending the
fy el Much. MS, the stun of 176,5501. be granted out of
the Consolidated Find if t Ihe United Kingdom if Gnat Brink'
end trebled."
WEDNESDAY, Masco la.
ORDERS OF TER DAY.
Jules in Criminal Ouse MO--escood, reeding : wading.
'traction Facilities Act (INC Aassetimsot Bill—eecoed
Church Attendance on Snaday Hill—socood reeding: Writs
Registrat ios, (Scotland) 1101—arecod seadlog.
TOUIBDAY, WAND as.
ORDERS THE DAY.
lad BlD—mereond reading: Bank Notes lane Bill—oommittes;
Public House Closing Act (UM) Amendment BM—mecumd read-
d: local Government Supplemental Bill—second reading
am Chargeability Bill—esicood reading ; Qualification for
Oboes Abolitioe itill—aocomittee ; Court of Chancery (tre-
bled) 1310--commlttee : Court of Chancery (Inland) (Salary,
Retired Allowances, end Stamps(—oommittn thereupon Part-
nership Amendment Bill—second reading , Court of Chancery
rad) Chancery **Until
No. Bill—nnonittee; Marine Mutiny Blil—micond reeding
Bill—
solo Man Disafforeefallon (Compeneetioni Bill—second reading.
FRIDAY, MASON 17.
ORDERS OP Till DAY.
Union hikers (Ireland` gII9IIISOMMtIOII Bill—eetrool reeding
Game (Ireland, Bill—cannlittes.

The Niw RicORM MOweellarr.—On Saturday
&Hermosa last • !Heady minforthes between a body of
Went and 'Porkies-thus reformers look plies at Redicife
seßeidpotreet, Blackfrian, with the object of
to soots ogresesset as to the bosh epos which the
remised sew reform moormeot should be carried. 0n...
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UnkrepoiniwalastaZt we're ling" rf are beer:Albeit:gel:set Ltely
held at SI. Martin's-bill,e all repreentatire men eonnected
with some el the larpet trade and other workbag claw organ'.
satiates ef the metropolis ;while amongst the middle class Te-
lecoms millet were Xenia Hammel fiestas, Captain E.
D. Rapes. Menem. James Ayrtoe, D. Chinas), J. A.
Nicholay, Professor Boesky, Messrs. Marion Jocks., G. M.
Murphy Beal, C. H. El, J. A. Tailor, J. De Froths,
Samuel 'Morley, iu. ; Mr. .1. Bright, Mr. Lawson,
/LP., Mr. P. A. Taylor, M.P., sad Mr. W.
S. Ayrtms, M.P., ; and WWI of poise for nonotteadance
were reed from Sir M. Pets, M.P., Mr. Hadfield,
and other gettlemee. Mr. Edmond Bales, Myths
been milled to the attar, read the cirooler by which the
meeting had been conveued ; sad the resohatioes adopted by
the working dames at the meeting held at St. Martin'a
ball, which declared that so measure of perlisunentary
referee would be considered setisfactory by the workers
shines that did not thoogniee the principle of a registered
and reirldectiel manhood suffrage protected by the ballet.
He then called upon the deputation to state their views on
tbe sebjest. Meson, Odgers, Causally, Davie, Cromer, Pot-
ter, Nieces, Wkitloeke sad Henrietta this stroosesively ad-
dressed the mistime, sad stated that the working men were
Dot prepared to enter into any agitation for • leas exteneith
of the 'resales than manhood suffrage protected
by the ballot, and hoped that • large number of the
middle clam reformen were prepared to oci.operate with
them. At the some time the workiog aliases would not
offer any obstruction Ito a measure brought forward for a
emeller extension of the franchise. A long and interestios
die/minima then ensued, &trios which Mr. Bright, LP.,
mid Mr. Ayrtoo, impressed their °pintoes to be in
father of household suffrage, as the most likely to cam-
maid the support of the present
.elsotoral body, although
they fully appreciated the feelings of the working men,
and did not trunk they were justified is calling with them
to give up their principle of manhood suffrage. They did
not believe there wee any likelihood of • large 00.
°p=by the middle oYar as • manhood suffrage
but they would offer ise ow:4On to such co-
ops:Mice. Mr. S. Morley sad Captain Bogen took the
same view of the matter—the latter, however, dietaries
lthnself as edemas of the peisaiple of menbord suffrage.
Mr. P. Taylor, M.P., Mr. Lawson, M.P., sad Messrs. C.
Mt, J. R. Taylor, G. Murphy, D. Misery, Jones. Beal,
and Aytoun advocated manhood suffrage, end were me-
wed to coo-operate with the working classes in an agitation
on that basis. The chairman also expressed the some views.
Ultimately a resolutioe was adopted, *tweet unanimously,
the members of the working men's depatatioo not voting, to
the effect that the middladma reformers present were pre-
pored toitecipsnas with the working men ors the reposed
beats of manhood outline, and recommend the same course
to middle-clam reformers throughout the cosatry.
Tae EawritaN ,Coser. —Tbe steamship Pacific
has been purchased by the Greet Eastern Railway Company
for IS. mutilated tesfito Wee.* Harwich and
Rotterdem-
Abedt 1,000 sacks of flour have bees recovered from the
screw steamer Star Queen, suck of Wiaterton • day or
two lisle. The smack Saucy Less, of Great Yarmouth, has
been brought into that port derelict. She was athedesed by
her crew after grounding as • sand outside—mew saved.
Darius the past five weeks upwards of 40 shipwrecked
sailors had been received at the Great Yarmouth Won'
Home.
BltlailaßT Bsvaauas.—Honaceopathie prnoti-
llama and as nesdkal preemies peenily, recommend cocoas
balm the met healthful el all beterma When the doctrine of
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so resesi by tdie "Moot lotturstiou 1t reaMos Y Obe proem it
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