The Express.
London, England, 1851-04-15 00:00:00

Osman was a good one, but he was afraid they would not
legislate effectually on that point in that house. (Laughter.)
O. GREY said that the crime of conspiracy was in-
eluded in the bill.
Mr. HUME advocated the °Sloe of a public prosecutor,
gad said he thought the time had come for such an appoint-
ment in this country.
After a few words from Mr. DZEDIES, the bill was
Passed'
AUDIT OF RAILWAY ACCOUNTS BILL.
. _ .

Postponed WI the ;Or May.
S'FAMP DUTIES ASSIMILATION BILL.
The above bill Iw•xd through committee, and was re-
ported.
THE PROPERTY TAX DILL.
Second reading postponed to Monday, the 28th inst.
SALE OF ARSENIC DILL.
Read a second time.
EXCHEQUER BILLS BILL.
Passed through committee.
INHF.MNITY DILL;

Paned through Cee-n—niitec,ane was reported.
ADVLILTISINti VANS, AND °TILER. STREET
NUISANCES.
Col. SIBTIIORP moved for a copy of the instructions
'Seen by the commissioner% of the police to the police
officers, relative to the preventing obstructions and other
nuitances caused by the large travelling barrel-organs and
advertising ...ens in and about the metropolis. The Isom.
and gallant member, after referring to his former question
to the right Loon. gentleman when he had thought it his
duty to bring the subject under his attention, quoted from
the copy of ss letter he held in his hand, which had been
tent to him, and which he remembered seeing in the
rimes some time ago, relating the circumstance of a
gentleman having been thrown out of hi. gig when driv-
ing along the Strand, ley one of these advertising van.:
in conmequence of winch he became extremely ill. 'rho
other night he had endeavoured to call the attention of
the governew nt to this subject generally, with the view
of abating intolerable nuisances of this kind, and when
be mentioned the subject to the right honourable
gentleman he found him extremely anxious, as he
always was to du whateser lie could, to correct
any museums and evils in this metropolis. (Meer, hear.)
At that time the right hon. gentleman had stated that an
order had been gisdn to the Olt the 21st March, rela-
tive- to this matter, is answer to which a letter which had
been sent by order of the police commissioner., elated
Whitehall, March :21, intimating that " the police had no
authority to present playing music in the streets." And
yet the right hon. gentleman had said in his epee eh that
purh an orate keel been given, and the letter he had ro
was dated six days eubsespient to the right hon. Lemuel's
botitit.stion.
Sir li. GREY could assure the hon. and gallant gentle-
Sian that he wan very d,sirou., consistent with the law, to
rannro any of the obstructions complained of. Wilk
Il• the letter of the _lst of March, be (Sir 0.
G▪
re coold state that the apparent difference between the
letter and the stab molt he hail male uro,e thus :
It had la, es stated in the neveppfspe re that he (Sir G. Grey)
bad and that °niers heel been given to put a stop to al
street nuisineve-, whereas he had said that may servant,
owner, or 04-copier of property resold complain of any
nuisance to the parties, and if they refused to remove them,
they eOlll4l male a complaint to the police, who would in-
terfere if it were a ease within the law. The order of the
21st of Merck was not an onler to prohibit all street nui-
sance., but to prohibit and order the removal of all such
obstructiow nts ae were thingennin or ob-
structise to the thoroughfare.. Ile had no objections to the
'return asked.
Mr. BRO'rIIERTON hail hail complaint. made to him
of the into rborenet of the hon. and gallant otlirer reganling
street name,. If the loot. tool t:.‘ll tot uffirer (Cutout I Sib-
thorp) resod raj.) Ow tool,. they t lean:lit that he should not
latorfere a ith the injoyments of the poor, for Street Maxie
was un enjey me nt to lies paw aithuut it le ing a nui.snee
to any .011... 110. (Mr. Broth, eta's) was glad to bear that
the nght hon. hap meet (Sir 11. Grey) had not given order.
for the le moval of all street nuisance., but he (Mr. Bru-
shertoon) lenevosl that the police hail been more anise titan
they ought to have le en, and the pour ought not to be
deprived of the.e enjoyments which the hon. and gallant
officer could afford to pay foe at the opera-house.
(Laughter.)
cool. SI ISIIIGRP bail no doesn't that the hon. member
(Mr. Brothertoo) lead received complaint. on the subject,
and in• might orris e many more, I.ut lie (Col. Sibthorps
plimaired him that he would lin 7°4.4 in doing his duty ill
Order that the inhabitant, might be secured frum danger to
their live'. (laughter.)
The return was ordered.
l'Otelts• RATE AItILEAILS —IRELAND.
Mr. 1111i(i1Nh moved for a return of the: MIMS due for
poor rate a:, to mill for the let el iy of April last, in the union
of Castlehor ; distinguishing the names of the parties ing
the at.ti the ..... unt den by each, not only of the rate
lea struck, but 460 of the arrears.
The return was unlvred.
ST. ALBANS F.LECTTON.
Mr. AGI.IGNIIV prtsentell a petition to the house (the
purport of which did not transpire), eon la half ed. litany
I:11mMs. Ile moved that it be printed with the votes and
taken into cobeideration tomorrow or rather this day, at
Sae o'clock.
The motion having been agreed to, the house adjourned
at one Velma.