The Express.
London, England, 1856-02-01 00:00:00

GOVERNMENT NOTICES.

Mr. BAlTii;;;;notscetiai thel;Cosident of the
Board of Trade would on this day move for leave to bring in
bills for amending the law of partnership, and the law,
relating to the toeorp nation sod regulation of j)lnt stock
eamposies and aseociationr. On the thane day the Boers-
tthy to the Tressury would move for leave to introrlues a
bill for the regulation of certain offices in the Rouse of
Commons. On Monday, the Home &notary would pro.
prom to bring in bills for amending the lets relating to the
metropolitan plice, sod for rendering more effectual the
police in boroughs and counties in England and Wales. At
an early day the right hon. g•nttemsa would also move for
loath to bring in • bill INT the better regulation of the cur.
poratina of the City of Londor. (Bear, bear) On Mon-
day, also, the Vicc-Prinident of the Board M. s'rede would
move for lams to introduce a bill for the abolition of peeving
tolls, end for the regulation of the dues on shipping
(Hear, hear) The Bthretary for Ireland would this risy
propose to bring in three bills: the first, Cc the better
regulation of prisons; the second, for its better regulation
of the burial of the dew'; and the third, for the batter
carrying on of reformatory institutions for youthful offenders
in Ireland.

NOTICES OF MOTION.
TRI DICINIAL 878/.X —By Mr. J. 15 EXIT., that be
would on an early day move for au humble address to be
I resented to her Melerty, praviog her to invite a eon-
gran of all nations, in.order to eoostder a common &aims'
standard of weight., measures, and eosins. (Laughter.)
MIDICAL DIPARTMINT OF THE AIIIT.-8y Mr. BTAF•
PORD—That be would, on an early any, move for a select
...amities to inquire into the ',resent state of the medical
denartment of the army (Hear, bear.)
NATIONAL EDUCATION.—By Lord J. RUSSELL• that be
would, early in March, propom certain resolution. on the
rishisiet of national education in England and Wale..
Volition Ermis . .—By Mr. H. J. BAILLII—That
on Thursday, the Mtn, he meld move the following pew-
lulion : That in the simian of this hoes. the course taken
by the ministers of the Crown, in employing agents to en-
list the citizens of foreign powers in the service of her Ma-
jesty, in defiance of the laws of Omit Ccustrits, and in spite
of pahl.c renionatrauce, is inconsistent with that good faith
sod that friendly °outset which ought to cbaracteriee all
our mistime with friendly stoles; and is calculated to
lower the dignity, endanger the peace, and compromise the
honour of this country." (Hest, bear.) He should also ask
a question on Monday neat of the First Lord of the Admi
ratty, relative to the econduat of Admiral Stirling and Cap•
fain Elliot, in the Chinese seer.
BCoTTISH MUNICIPAL Ranier Acv.—By Mr. EXAM;
that on 'Tuesday, the 19th, he would introduce a bill to'
extend this set to certain boroughs to which it did not at
prevent apply
V•CCINATION.—By Mr. CoRPRII, that be would on an
truly day move to bring in • bill to amend the laws relating
to vaceisiatioo. (Laughter)
PCSLIC ACCOUNTIL—By Mr. W. Wthhusts, that he
would on Tuesday seat mem for an account of the groes
public Moome and ezmoditure in each quarter of the year
1855, stapes the crest of eollection in each revenue depart
Wet, Melodies the Woods, Forest., and Land Hemmer
et tie crow..
Tem ARTY.—By Major RIM, that on Tuesday nett be
would stove for a select committee to inquire into the pew
seat mode of conduatieg the affairs of the army.
EZIKILLATOIIIII.—B7 Sir J. BAILNOTON, that he would