The Express.
London, England, 1851-08-02 00:00:00

11PMMiRLIAMENT.

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HOUSE OF LORDS.—FRIDAY, ArOVSY 1.
Thr LORD CSIANCELLOR took his at at. o'clock.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
Douro or Towss Hut..—Hy Earl (MANVILLE,
Gov two places not benr.l in favour of this MIL
VO,TAI,CO,I%IOIICATION BIfTWILIN ENO L.V.CD AND 'MI-
LAN O. —lty the Earl of OLENGALL, from the Chamber
of Common: of Waterford, on the subject of the postal
eammunicAtion between Engl Ind and Ireland.
CUYOTAL Pauscr.—lly the EATI of )IAINESBRY,
frotu Jerwy, in tavour of the retention of the CryUstal

EXIOSATION.—By the Earl of MALMESBURY, from
the free climb of Sentlind.against emigration advanecs.
CUS'T'OMS LILL-COM M IsSION ERS OF RAILWAYS
ACT REPEAL DILL-STEAM NAVIGATION BILL
-lANDS CLAUSES CONSOLIDATION (IRE-
LAND) DILL-SHEEP, Ite.. CONTAGIOUS DIS-
ORDERS PREVENTION DILL.
Th.• above bills were aererally read a second time.
MEUCANTII.P. MARINE ACT AMENDMENT DILL
-MERCHANT SEAMEN'S FUND DILL.
Th.. reports on these hiII4 were brought up and FILL.
ad.
NKR FOREST DEER REMOVAL, Re., L
Oa the motion of the Kai uf CAuLt%Lr.. WS hill west

tkni-meeMisirisittee.
1.11111 Y.D CIICRCH OF ENGLAND AND IRELAND
RILL—CHURCIIES AND CHAPELS (IRELAND)
11111.1.--ECCLESIASTICAL RESIDENCES (IRE-
LAND) BILL.
Then hale were seeendly reed a third time and passed.
PROMOTION IN TIIE NAVY.
Earl TAI.IIOT moved foe copies of 60 much of the orders
lm twined of the meth of June, Lsl7, and Ihth of August,
Ittle, pis relates to the promotion of captains and crimman-
der- in the navy ; and also of any Tube restulationii made
by Pie Admiralty for their guidance in the preventing say
otds r- of the navy fromobtaitiing their prinnotion, well
se any rules fur consilleriog any officer of the nary eligible
foe pronsiMien, in addition to the active service at sea, re-
cresting to the renters in council. These orders, be con-1
tended, inflicted great injustice iin the service, and that woe'
kis rensurl ter muvine fur copies of them ; he hoped, how-
ever, ho shoohl hear from the governmi of that it woo their
intmition to reit., them. The noble bird then !wanted out
certain hardships which they bad halite:3 upon Admiral
Sir Andrew linen, whip was enamel...wily put aside
and lei, allowed to serve hi r Majesty. In tie cue, of !teen
Admiral Misfire awl Sir John Ito., whip had served in the
strut, rritiolls, and in the ease of Captain O'Brien. the same
ermeilaint misted. Ile kutw another Oliver who had asked
for employment WI line s—that was every quarter for
211 yi ,t,—viithout 'Wee... Ile wished to know why Ad-
miral Parker should have lawn put in eommand of the
bleliterraiivan fleet, while other Officer, of greater bertiCo
iirrre.plared on the retired list ?
r.dl GREY raid there could be no possible objection to
granting the orders moved for; indeed, he believed they
were already before both houses of parliament. As to the
m I, ctien of "Incurs for Mies, he believed the, were no rules
ream rl to writing; he lionsl, therefore. his noble friend
weal omit the emend part of his motion.
Earl TALBOT consented to do so.
Earl ,aItEY seri in that ease he should not tided; it no-
creeiry to rot into tip matters alluded to by the null: earl,
futile r than to any that lie 411.1 not understaiid front the
trade earl's statement what mune he wished the guvern-
mit lit to pursue. It was undoubtedly very ol,sir.thl, ter the
interests of the "Irene, to repines tlw in, demi, list. Out
el the large number
Into dmirals
toed, few could be employed
on Relive service. lename e eases alluded to by
the wilile earl, he In lieved not one of these nMio to had, at
the time they entered the serriec, or fir many years alter,
any better clUsties. of prinietion then they would now
imp,. 'I he noble earl admitted that to qualify a man as
admiral, Is, niust not only have served, but have
eeriest nei ntly ; and that was the very spirit of the
errant relulatiens. The noble earl hail complained of
tin aV Oben Parker being so long continued in the
Meiliteminean ; tint was it 60 tolerated that when
the croon thought the PClTireeS of • hemrcular pacer
•alipatile, in certain circumstances that ought to be
died:iced !Wean., other othccrs thought themselves as well
yip sldio d
Alter a few word. from the Duke of Noxell eutiERLANII,
and Earl Theurer in reply.
Th.e lint part of the motion was agreed to, and the second
negatived.

ROYAL ASSENT.
'I be lord Chaneellor, the Marquis of Clanricanle, and I
the Earl of Cacli.le then took their seats as COMMitAiCNICTS.
and the real assent was given to the hollowing bills : Chief
Justine.' Nl:wits; Wood., Eurests, &e.; Arrest of Abscond-
ing Debtor. ; Expenses of l'reetocutiumo ; llosinault Forest ;
Vie'orroi l'ark ; Unlawful Oaths (Inland) ; Turnpike
'fowls (Ireland) ; Private Lunatic A•ylunis (Ireland) ;
"'oldie Works (Ireland) ; Local Avis (pro lirninary in-
Toros) ; Charitable Institutions; Commons Enelmure
(Aso : Civil Bala, Itc. (Ireland) ; Ecclesiastical Titles
woonigion ; Militia POT ; Soap Baths; sop) bold Enclo-
sure and 'lathe Coonasooionets ; Market Ito-
moral ; oats Stuck-iii-Tnuk. Also to the following local
and private Lille Imperial Continental ties Association ;
Impniventest ; 'Hartlepool l'ier and Part ;1
W Widow Ilarbour ; Magnet Electric Telegraph couspigay ;
luipravernent ; Wexford Eree Bridge ; laynri
VAIL y, and Duffer& Llynti and I'urt Canal hallway
Warkworth Barbour Durk Company ; Manchester Im-
potent, tit ; Mataltester, Buxton, Matlock, and Midland
'toot:lion ll:tawny ; Thames Raven Dock anal Railway;
Trinity College, Dublin : Coontermest'osabnook Steam (
sad
and iiii"ll..ll and Longbow 'Gala ay; Manchester and
Salton' Extension Railway ; General Reversionary sod
Inv. stment Company ; toiLisigow Provident Hank Estate;
Muswolburglo (arrangement with creditors of the burgh)
Estate: Estate, anal Moore'. Estate.
The Earl of St. OEICMANS presented a petition from I
the owlet. nl the Lisatearol Turnpike Roads, complaining
of the VlLOmpteon from tolls of stage coaches carrying
lilt, oolietitell it WOO never intended by the legis-
lature that 11141111,1 carrying letter, should be (Acme.
The exemption operated .o verdy on the trustees of the
road., loot prevented their keeping faith with those who
had tent their money on the security of the trusts.
The Marquis of t•LANRICAILDE regretted that be
c.a., not, emisistently with his duty to the department OTC,
111r11 he prosidtd, recorntuend that the exemption shout
maw. W err it not for the permiwion to carry passengers
if,, of toll, the coach proprietors would not catty the
tters at the some tate, and the public would stiller both

in time and expense.
Alter • fro words from Earl Minim and the Earl of St.
. , and au iilwars stem from OW Marquis of CLAN-
prumising to gra • his be-t attention to the subject,
and with a vww to devise a remedy to the grievance com-
plained of,
The pet' ' was ordered to lie on the table.
The 1 nit..l Church of Englund and Ireland Bill was
read a third time of passed.
COI*ITT OF CHANCERY AND JUDICIAL COM-