The Express.
London, England, 1848-02-21 00:00:00

ORDER OF TUE DAY.—Colu...—
Bill.
NOTICE OF MOTION.—Tbe Earl of flemonam, to more foe a
Select Committee oa the Navigation Lows.

OF THE WEEK IN THE COMMONS.
MONDAY. F. M.

...LARS OF THE DAY. -amin, KRADISOL-Landed Property
ibriandl; Public Health ; Pammges; BBL:
COMMITTEES.-Ways and M; Supply; Navy and Army Esti-
mates; to be moved.
NOTICES OF MOTION ON ORDER OF THE DAY. --Serrtr,
Navy Unreal% a.-Citialin PlrltxLL. to all the attention of the
holm to the claims of the paymaster. and curers of the royal navy
for a retirement, as recommended by the report of the committee 04
• offkers In 1812; also, the claims of the commend*: lieutenants,
and masters In the
be navy.-Mr. lima, to move that the Navy
unit Army Entimates be paeponed until the hotter shall have decided
on the financial statement of the Eire Lord ot the Teessury.-Jew.
Ito
move, BILL-Mr. (14/10:10, on going into ootrasittee as this
ten
bill, to move, 'That it is the opinion of the home that
which Wag at hest,
as the Homo of Comm excreter, the authority lt at pre-
sent dons exercise over `the
entablinhed church. po Jew ought to pea.
FM the franchise, much km be allow.' to sit in that hoturor. C.
ANKI'V.V lied SP 4.1. W 11.1.0,0,13 to DIRTY CISUML-rASSICNORIIIi BILL.
-Mr. lime: on *vond reading of thin bill, to more that the Beta
5 6. and 10 &II Vic., tor rryedating the carriap ef passengers in
merchant meg: be repealed, and that ail the enactments be conso-
lidated in imp bill.
INDEPENDENT NOTICE.% OF MOTION.-Mr. Ammence to
call the attentitm of which to the numerous ahipwrecke, with' ex.
trn:ve loss of life, have recently occurred in the Shetland
leaned: and to grat defieieney of coma-HOG cm th. se Wands.-
Mr. 11. tee,Dzonnoso espy of the repeasentutions made ta the Roman
government by the allied ;rowers In 1632, *teeing it to adopt certain
Monne and impronmenta ; and of toy subsequent representations
preen. to the death of the late Pope. Coin* of all reports which
have been made to the !Wei or home government to:petting the
teak forests is the Teneswrim province: r. M1L,0.11 Gums,
committee of the whole house on the rata 7fa el e.
and 8 * 9 Vic. e. 96 (Joint Stock Complain Winding -up Bill).-
Mr. le uata, leave of *been* to Mr. Frewen till the end of February,
on amount of illnera-Mr. lenotarier, that the petition of electors
of Walsall (presented Ifith February) be printed with the votes.-Mr.
Wm*" that the petition of U. I. Hutchinson (presented 18th Feb.
numg):lCed with the votea-Mr. Waxisv return front the
beard of a copy of any report received from Alexander
=lngo wargeon of her Majesty 'n 86th regiment, relative ta the
elifinitaSsr aid treatment of pparanodic cholera, as it occurred
IsbeglielslraNilt at Kurracbee in June, 1848; copies
at Inglissffigna dee been lemma by the army medical
board te OS =ldeal of the army reeving in India, relative
Oa the Miliffiral treallibillat of soldiers attacked with cholera;
and of ix: regulations Shier may have been baled by the army
medical board to the MOW officers of the army *erring in Idia,
with a view to the Ilianltation of the millers trom 'Backe of the
cholera.-ilir H. Vaasa?, that the petition of Mn. denims Vans
Robertson (presented Feb. 18) be printed with the votes.-Mr.
for statement showing how far the following recommendations made
in the report of the royal commissioners "for inquiring into the pror..•
ticabillty and expediency of coneolidatiag the different departments
connected with the civil administration of the army," and dated Feb.
21, 1837, aimed bye Lord floeiek, PARICIVOR, Lord John
Rumell, Sir John Hblioune, and other comminsioners, as contained in
the report prenenttd to both bucees of parliament in 1837, have been
carried out, or what measures have been sdopted relating thereto.
TUESDAY, Fes 22.
NOTICES OF MOTION.-Mr. VAILIAKT., to move that the semiseal
order of the 17th day of December last, requiting that all railway
bills be referred to the Committee on Railway Bills before beirailwayng m-
elded to the house, be sunpended, as far as it relates to any
bine which were eumentlel to the r.TOt,ioll of 1817 by virtue of the re-
ague*. of the tOth day of June lant--Mr. Herr, tor select com-
mittee, to conaidet the beet mew: which Great Britain can adopt for
mitigating the horrors of the slave trade, and providing for it Anal
extbaction.-Mr. W. Feuer, that this houae do revolve itslif
into a committee, to take Into consideratioa the act 17
and la Chas. 11., a 7, Matoled "An Act for provision of
Andre in cities and corporate town', and making the church of
St. Andrew's, in the suburbs of the City of London, preservative
he
ever," with the view to the roped of eo much thereof an relates to te
provision of minieten in cite a and corporate towns, and to provide
from the ecclesiantical revenues of Ireland a 'substitute in lieu thereat
-Mr. BOUTRILIR, motion respectom ecclesiastical courts.-Mr. B.
Canwroari, bill to amend the Inch Poor Relief Extennion Act, with a
view to repeal the 111th melba, commonly called " the quarter-acre
clatee."-Mr. Mirreen, to bring under the cormitkraunn of
the Won* tbe inJories alleged to havebeen ',offered by Mr. Heron, en
F.nglish merchant, from the Austrian authorities at Conatantomple.-
The Cimninudene or Tilt ESCIINQUER, for select committee, to Inquire
iwo the expeorliture for mieellaneous nenices, and to MM.( to the
hoase whether any reductiaus can, in then opinioc, be effected, or
any improvement made In the mode of submitting this branch of the
public expenditure to the consideration of parliament-Mr. DIARAIU,
to call the attention of the him to theme of the British chaplain at
Madeira-Mr. NnelittOere, for select committee, to inquire Into the
law and custom of different parte of the United Kingdom, as be.
tweeu outgoing and ineening tenant:, and also an between landlord
and tenant, In reference to um:hawed Insprovementa or deterions
tics of land and prensics occupied fur agricultural par.
pupa-ifil HARM' VYRNAT, for Tali.t papers and ear-
respondence relative to the case of the late Lieutenant-Colossi
11. D. Ittibertsoo, while collector and magintrate of Poach-
Mr. S. Cava rOlils. a bill to extend the pewers gicen by former sets
for purchasing or hiring Lind in connexion woh, or fur the use of,
poor-bowies in Ireland, in order to afford the meats of applying the
labour of
he to their own impport. Aotronov, to ask Sir O.
Grey when he will propane the measure rec ramended by the cons-
, missions* for the compubsory enfranchisement of copyholda.
WEDNESDAY, Ems. 23.
ORDER OF lIIE DAY.-Saewsu KMADINU.-golnan; Catholic
CharitableTrusta Bill.
NOTICES 01" MO f lON.-The O'Goamate MAIIO,I, for copy of •
1v...mm.0d &Owl 1047. nail
to innl J. Rlierll,
from the Roman catholic 11Tbbli41001.11 binhope of Ireland, and the
vicars apostolic of F.n.gland and Scotland, touching certain grievant,*
affecting her Majesty's Roman catholic roldiern ; and also the system
of regimental education to which their children are subjected.-alr.
C. ANSTET, address for papers :Intim to the foreign policy of Lord
Paimerstoa.-Mr.RICCROLUN bill
ofolish the process of attachment
of goods in the Courts ot Record tee Municipal Corporations of
Ireland.
THURSDAY, Fe: 24.
NOTICES OF MOTION.-Mr. Involve to move for copy of the
report of the bydrographer of the Admiralty, founded on which the
route through Torres Stratus has been sanctioned by the Lords of the
Admiralty for impietearnere omveying the made to the Australian
Colonien.-Viacount DVSCAN, the total repeal of the window duties.-
Sir J. PARI7OTON, bill for the better prevention of bribery at elections.
-Mr. It. Fox, bill to amend certain portions of the Poor Relief (Ire-
land) Act, by substituting Meal:soda for electoral dilif4.3 AA the area
of rating for the support of the able-bodied poor.-Mr.EWART, bill to
establish a power of appeal in aliened m
to move the aboli-
tion of the excise duties on paper, map, and brcks; the reduction
of the duties on tea, tobacco, and wine; and the repeal of the
duties on butter and cheese; any I, es of revenue which may
over to be replnced by direct taxation' on realised property.-
Mr. fives, resolution relative io the me of the late ex-Rajah of Sat-
tars.-Mr. Cotvan, bill to enable all occupiers of land, homage right
to kill hares on that land, to do as, by themselves or persona author-
ised by them, without being requited to take out a game am tifkate.-
Mr. at 1,01." bill to place the municipal corporations of Ireland f
upon • Imre equal footing, as to rich* and privileges, with Mom o
England and Scotland.-Mr. P. &Men, bill to exempt small tene-
ments from local taxation.-Mr. Balmer, bill game lowa-Captain
Paver:. for return of the several ruin for freight money received
by the commisadoners of Greenwich Hospital since the 20th day of
April, 1847, with the date of ouch payments. and whether on public
or private account. with the name of the revel In whichjhe treasure
was conveyed, and of the officer commanding the same ; for copies of
Cllr,
Madre to the cane of her
.alaye-ty's MM. Thetin, and of any
Wile, accounts, or charge: made since the year, 1930, for aaisiatanee
given by any of her Majesty's chip% or armee, In protecting or re-
covering private property.
FRIDAY, Fee 2.5.
ORDER OF THE DAIL-Conare-..-

from Sugar, &C.

ght erpreoo

MAILS
Tice treerlimet timed Basile, vie 3210.611e5, to the Mediterranean
Eqpt, Aden, Osybet, India, Hong Kong, ere., will be made up on the
evening of the 24th February.
The mails for British North Amnia, Bermuda. end the United
dates will be made op OP the evening of the 93th February.
The malls for Viffo, °port°, ihrbon, Madeira, Cadre, sad Gibraltar
.111 be made up on the morning of the 27th February.
The retails for New South Wales, Van Diemen's Land. and New
Zealand will be made op OR the events, of the 29th February.
The mails for the West Coast of Africa sad Madeira will be made
up on the evening of the 29th February.
The West India Mails, including Bermuda. Nam; Havanna,
Honduras, New Orleam, Vera Crux, Tampico, anti Porto Rico, and
excluding those for Madeira, Jame', Cartbsgena, Santa Martha,
Chagres, Panama, West Coast of South America, and St. Juan-de.
Nicaragua, will be mode up on the morning of the 2nd March.
The overland mails for Gibraltar, Matte, Greece. the lonian Islands
12 'cm, Aden. Ceylon, India, Hong-Kong, and China, etc Southampton
will he made up on the morning id the 3rd March.
The mails for the gracile the River Plate, Monte Video, Pernam-
buco, Sable Madeira, and Buenos Ayres, will be made up on the
eveaing oil
the 4th Mareh.

NOTICE.
TSB number of STAMPS lamed to the DAILY NEWS
by the authorities of the Stamp-office, during the year 1847,

wu:
From JAN. 1, to Dec. 31, 3,447,009
This, we believe, is withrn eight per cent, of the number
issued to the Morning Herald, Morning Chronicle, and
Morning Pat, ALL Yin TOOETHER.
In addition to the above, issued to the DAILY NEWS,
THE Mornino Paper, there were issued for the Evening Edition,
From
UEXPRESS,
N. 1, to Die. 31 778,714
Which wu more, we believe, than were Lined either to
the Globe w Standard, Evening Papers.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
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LONDON, MONDAY, FEB. 21.
LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S speech has gone forth,
much like that trumpet-sound which awoke Brussels
in the dead of night, and heralded the field of
Waterloo. Politicians, to be sure, are in the present
case the soldiers, parliament the field, and oratory
the artillery. Whilst all expected a rather brisk
campaign, no one thought a decisive action so near.
Bat Lord Joins has advanced, like another Nero-
LEON, and boldly flung himself in the midst of hie
foes, at the very opening of the campaign ; and it is
evident, that he stakes his ministerial reign npon the
turn of the conflict.
Has he manoeuvred well ? Has he counted with
or without his host? Serious fears are entertained
that he has been too confident Serious complaints
are made that, in the preparation of his financial
scheme, he has relied much more on conciliating and
winning the support of his habitual foes, than on