The Express.
London, England, 1847-03-05 00:00:00

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MAILS.

the mails for the Braziln, the River Plate, Monte Video, remain.
=igglahist. Maleira, and Buenos Ayres, will lio made up on Us
of the 3th April.
The toads for Vim', °ports, Liston, Madeira. r. 11:, and Gibraltar,
will he made up on the morning of the ills March.
The overland elms Swede, vie Marseilles, to the Alediterrancan,
ggypt, Aden, Ceylon, India, Hong Kong, he., will be made up on the
riming of the MI March.
The cieerlstri trails for Gibraltar, Malta, Greece, the lonian Islands,
g', Aden, Ceylon, Hong-Kong, and China, rim Southampton,
Sale mute up on the morninig of the 20th of Horeb.
Ibe mails for New South Wales, Van Diemen's Land, and New
bawd will be made up on the evening of the 3 bit March.
The WeA India math, excluding those for :desire, Honduras, and
the flenenah, will be mode up on the morning of the 31st March.
lie mails for Itritith North America, Bermuda, and the United
pplee, will be made op on the evening of the 3rd ApriL

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LONDON, FRIDAY, MARCH 5.

IN the House of Lords, yesterday, Lord BROUGHAM
moved for copies of the examination and warrant of
committal iu the case of John Ockham, a child of five
years of age, who had been committed by a polico-
magistrate of the metropolis to Tothill-fields Bride-
well for felony. The noble lord said he was ignorant
of the name of the magistrate in question. Lord
CAMPBELL doubted whether proceedings against the
magistrate ought to originate in that house or in a
court of law ; he thought so monstrous an act as the
committal of a child of such tender years, was a sub-
ject for judicial interference. The Earl of ELLENBO-
motcm, in moving for amended returns with respect
to the trade and navigation of the empire, referred
to the fluctuations which had taken place during the
part year in exports and imports, and concluded
by stating that his object was to ascertain whether
the trade of the country was in a progressive state or
otherwise. The Earl of CLARENDON, en asserting to
the motion, observed that fluctuations in different
years would always occur in trade, and especially
during such years as the last, when disturbing causes
arose which no one could foresee, and against which
no human foresight could guard; but, taking all the
circumstances together, and looking at the fact that
the revenue had sustained no loss, it was his opinion
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