The Express.
London, England, 1851-02-22 00:00:00

BARHAM VNION.

Mr. BAINES. in n illy to Mr. Danko,. *aid he had
rceeisisi no intimation of disturiemers in any other
union norkhoim wept in that of Barham, and
he thought that the hon. gentleman no. alluding
In a disturbance of a le.. serious character in the
union of Ihliwade, in Norfolk. With regard to the inquiry
as to whether the ilisturismer hail been caused by able-
men who w. re in the house in consequence of want
sif employment. the amounts he had received were enullicts
inn .1111• atitittjt tint that was the CALM', and the sole
cause, while another stated that the conduct of the inclua-
trO .. s labourers unit, great lirisations, had been mmt
patient and praissworth,, lint that instigation to the riot had
11f.11.1,11111141111 errluin interested quarters, and that hut for
that instigation it would not hair occurred. lie would
it no .pimou I,o* 11 Id; but the whole ,Ilb
jeCtwould be
ru..
vistigate.l on the trial* Which taunt about to take place.

VAGRANCY IN TUE METROPOLIS.
Sir G. GREY, in nide to 3lr. !bloke., told that
hi. attention had not been called to the in,reaye
14 vagrancy. nor hail he received any itibirmation from
the roonimissioono r, of police or other authoritie. in the
tropoli.. whit would lead him to M11e.,. that 11-
gtmry had invert, 01. On, the contrary, he had called for
a report from the elommi..tomer. of polar fora statentent of
the number of vagrants taken into enstoily in the last three
year., and it wa. bound that the number. were about the
same in each, while a return of the List ten years .hewed
that in 18. at the number was has than iu any year except
ISloi. Them might he an increase iu certain localities
whioh had come under the notice of the hon. member, and
if that so re he wouild communirate with the cooLnia-
slump. of police the suldurt.
DISTI'ItII.% NCEs IN WORKIIOCSES.

Sir J. TY It ELL lapaiil to ask the resident of the Nor
Law Itouni if he had any information of disturlainees in a
uniim workhouse in Esser
Mr. It.%INES sail he had not veer ivol any such infers
notion, and there was no around fur believing that any
dasturtaincs a had taken plare in that county.
In answer to a questitm !non Col. ('lir, frritrou,
Sir U. GREY vwl a repr,entation had been made to
him by the magistrates of the district that the °Meer is
command of the deletions who were present at the &star- I
Lamer al Ilarham hail corn., is ‘,l it to be his duty not to dire
mount his men. Ile had referred the question to the com-
mand, r-in-rhisf, and an aasuranie had hien given to the
mutistrat, • that d'avetiaas had born nt to Ipswich that if,
unhappily Ism after the services of the troops should be'
requiri d, the officer in ,a 1111111.11141 would he permitted to dia.,'
mount a pontes of his men. if it was necewary to do m.
STEAM COMMUNICATION WITII AUSTRALIA.
Lord HAAS het gsd to ask the Chancellor of the Ea.
cbcquer whether any or what steps have liven adopted by
post rnmvnt towards ,stablishing regular steam contrium,
eat ion with the Australian colonies: and, also. to ask him

11 how soon the puNie may r% r, that such communication to deal
may ht opened '
that an
The I'll t NCI:I.I.On of the EXCIIEQI'F.R said that 0141.1 it
I 4 oilers had bet n C.1%41 tor this performanCe Or 'team trim- ~,,Tat
sit from Singapore to .tustralia. some of w Intl hail been would,
• mei lord a day ur two ago. Ile had been abbe only to east (Cheer,
111 hi* tye over them, but they were none of them by any I Lord
means satisfactory. power,
Mr. H. 31. FOX inquirsil whethir all other lines but baronet
a that wow pnipined winild be excluded i with tl
The I'II.tN('ELLOIt of the I•At'HEQUER said that I Arehbn
three different lines bad been tendercd for, and the most, self on
, I advantintious appeared to 1w that from Sinsrapore, which . just br
would include not only Australia but the East Indies and the eft
i Chn a. grace.
Mr. ADDERLEY begged to ask the railer Secretary of, plainest
State for the t'olunies. whether the ship Pyrenees, now , sired th
embarking convicts at Woolwich, has had her destination stepsin,
*banged from Hobart Town, Van DiCalt6.s Land, to' rz;i:
es Wton Assurlis ?
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