The Express.
London, England, 1849-08-02 00:00:00

RETURNS,

Mr. WYLD moved fur accounts of the total quantifies and
&dared value of British cotton manufactured goods, and of
cotton twat, yarn, or thread, exported from the United
Kingdom to all parts of the world, in the several years 1841
to 1848, both inclusive; distinguishing the several countries
or places to which the same have been exported, and specify
leg the number of yards and declared value of all such goods
entered by the yard ; the declared value of such goods as are
entered by value only, as hosiery, lace, &c.; and the
number of pounds weight and declared value of
cotton twist, yarn, or thread, so exported; show.
irg the aggregate declared value of all such exports
to each couutry ur place Li each year : Of the total number
of pounds weight of cotton wool imported into the United
Kmgdom in the year 1844; distinguishing the quantities
imp rod from the United S ales of America, Br .zil, the
Mediterranean, the East Indies, and the British Weet In
dies respectively, from that imported from all other parts ;
Of the total quint ties and declared value of British cotton
manufactured goods, and of c itton twilit, yarn or thread,
exported from the United Kingdom to all parts of the
world in the year 1843 ; specifying the number of yam's, and
d. clsred value of all goods entered by the yard, the declared
value of such gouda as are entered by value only, as hosiery,
lice, &c. ; and the number of pounds weight, and declared
wrens of cotton twist, yarn, or thread so escorted ; showing
the aggregate cleaned value of sll such 'spirts in each year
Similar account to the foregoing of the export of British cotton
manufactured goods, and cotton twist, yarn, or threat to the
United Sat es o: America; account ut the total official value of
all goods imported into, and the total effic,al value of the pro-
duce and manufactures of the Unit d Kingdom, and of
fur. ign end col Hoist merchandise respectively, with the sg
gregates of such amounts, exported from the United King-
dom to the United States of America ; ales the total deelsred
•rlue of the produce and manufactures of the United King-
dom so 'spored, in esce of the years 1847 and 1848 (in
continua Len of porlitmentary paper, No. 393, of scseion
1848) ; and for a return of all the c drarpondence which has
passed Imitate. n Mr. Benningfield and the Lords of the
Treasury, the Board of Admiralty, the Board of Ordnance,
the Select Committee of Artillery Officers, and the Coin.
minder in-ChieVs Office, upon the subject of tho electric
gun.

Mr. hi'CULLAGH moved for returns of the total number
of bills filed in the C sure of Chancery in Ireland, in each of
the years from 1840 to 1848 (loth inclusive), distinguishing
how many were original and how many est re not original
bill-, and sps eify in; (so tar as the same can be made oil, ),
the number of such bills filed in each term, and in the vaca-
tion next following; and the total number of petitions filed
in the same court an the same periods, specifying how mazy
were and how many were not in the matters cf minors or
lunettes ; r turns of the total number of bills filed in the
Court of Equity Exchequer in Ireland in each of the years
from 1840 ti 1848 (both inclusive), distinguishing how maoy
were original and bow many were not original bills, and
specifying the number filed in each term, and in the vacation
next follo sing ; of the total number of petitions filed in the
said court in the tame periods ; of the total number of rub s
and orders made in the said courts in the same periods, dis-
tinguishing these %bleb were made upon application in
court or before a baron in chamber and those which were
side bar or other rules, and further stating whether
the nature or number of such rules or orders aim
affected by any and what act or acts of parliament,
or by any and what general order or orders of
the court, and if so, suiting the contents or substantial
'import of any such order or orders rof the number of days
in • which the said court sat in equity, distinguishing the
sittings in chamber: of the total gross amount Wien or
'other income received in or in respect of the following
office., or by any officer or officers therein; namely, thee
officese rimismareaseandary, Wager, and: examiner of asid
court, in with year from the year 1836 to the year 18th
(both inclusive); specify Mg the pruper disbursements there-
out, and the net amount thereof, afterMeduedsg such- die-
bureemenb ; stating whether theists were altered, or their
amount diminished °etherealised, by ream* odeny act meets
of parliament or general order or orders of the court ; and jr
so, atatiag from what ti owsuch changetook 'effect, and the
contents or substontial import of such order or orders ; and
stating Whether and what compensative Income was settled
for any tat mid.ofilcem a. and if so, when and upon what an.
rage ohyears the same was settled,. and the annual amour-
of the same. Like return as to the. offices of Chief and Set,
coed Bemembraneer in each year since those offices were
adjusted by the statute 6 & vie. c 478 ; ;stating' further,.
the dates of the suspension and subsequent dismissal of any
officer or elerksfor tooth or defalcation detected to the col-
lection of fees; and specifyirg the foes received in each
quarter endiarthe sth.day of Jannary,the sth day of April,
the 6th day ofJuly, and thePth day of October in each year.
Amount of the Exchequer fund received opt of the said
court in each year, from the year. 1836 to the year
1848 (both inclusive); specifying the office or offices
in respect of the business of which the same was chargeable.
Awl, return showing the amount derived from fees,
'Exchequer Fund, Dividends on Suitors' Fund, County
Treasurers' Fee Fund, produce of fines and penalties, or
other assumes of income applicable to the paymeth of the
salaries or emoluments of the officers of the said oourt, Of any
of them, or to the reinthunepent of the Treasury for the
same, and reosivedkr yield d in jhe years 1843, 184 t, 184.5,
•1846, 1847, and 1848; specifying the amount of foes or other
income derived in or insespetholeach offices and the act or
acts of parliament under which each source of income is
derived. Returns• of the total amount' of Law Feud duty
received in or yielded by the COayischQuetn's Bench, Com-
mon ,Pleas, and Exchequer, in Ireland, in the years 1842,
1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847, and-1848; of the total number
of writs of espies and respondeodum, or other promises to
procure appearance in actions at law, issued out of each of
the Courts of Queen's Bench, Common Pleas, and Bathe-
qu.r, in Ireland, in each of the years 1842,1
1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847, sod 1848, spselying
the amount of the Law Fund duty payable for the same.
Like returns as to writs of execution. Of the total number
of appearances entered in each of the said courts in the
same periods, specifying the amount of law fund duty pay-
able in respect of the same. Of the total number of judg-
ments entered in each of the said courts in the same period,
specifying the amount of law fund duty payable in respect o:
the 111/110. Of the total number of jury preemies issued in
each of the said courts in each of the said years, specifying
the amount of law fund duty payable In respect of the lame
(if any). Of the total number of cases entered, or listed,
tor trial at nisi prim, at the sittiogs in term, in Dublin, in
etch of the years 1846, 1847, and 1848, specifying (so far as
the same ran be made out) the number so entered or listed
for the sittings in each term of each yea. Of the total
number of eases entered or listed for trial at nisi prius at the
sittings after term in each of the yean 1846, 1847, and 1848,
specifying the number so entered or listed for the sittings
after each term of each year. Or the number of cases en-
tered or listed for trial at nisi prius in the Court of Queen's
Benet, Common Pleas, and Exchequer, in Ireland, in )uad
after each term in the years 1846, 1847 •and 1848.
9

Sir A. Curgostri, ill* Usher of the Black Rod, here
appeared at the bar, and, advancing to the table, said—The
Lords, anthoreed by virtue of her flajesty'e commission for
granting the royal assent to itertein bills, and for proroguing
parliament, desire the immediate attitudinal of this hon.
house in the Howe of Lords.

The Spsakar left the chair, and, accompanied by all the
members present, proceeded to the House of Lords. On his
return, the members separated.

PROPOSED CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR LIVER-
POOL.—The ursagements for carrying out this important
design are daily assuming a more tangible shape. A recoil
W 'on to the Kayo, to call a public meeting in furtherance of
the object is now in course of signature, and will be pre-
sented in a few days. Other decisive steps will no doubt
immediately toUovr.—Liverpool Courier.