The Express.
London, England, 1856-02-13 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

ROUSE OF COMMONS.-{THIS DAY.)

This S ook the chair at twelve &cloak.
The Juowe of Pear* Qua!sliea foe Bin was road a arst
kiss,

Tim following private bale were read a second Use, and
Wend to tre committed :—B,ackbara, &c Roads Bill;
Cora Company Bill; Castle Doggies and D'anyfriea Rail.
way Bill; Dimnagton Rectory Diviskra Bill; Kettering
and Newport Pagriell Road Bill; lowa., Eaitnovirse, and
Haiahon Rind Bill; Maybols and Oirvan Railway Bill;
Siiiisbary Market B 4316 Railway and Market Home Bill;
Stockton and Darlington Railway Bill ; Tormobast Water
1311; winiiewoith and Putney Gas Bill; Yermosttt aad
R.iilway Bill.

PETITIONS.
Mr. DaPDIS presented petiti,.ea from the snag of Heat
egsttot the madams of Church rates. A largo nawber of
p•t•tatew were prescated spinet Oar opening of the Crystal
raises and Netsesid Gallery, On Seeds's.
ADMIRALTY CHARTS.
Oa the stltion of Mr. 0 IWAY, a ntarn wee airdaned a&
all isms reefleed from the sale of Adsaira:ty shuts dudes
the year 1866
FORMATION OF PARISHES BILL.

On the order for %hemmed pendia, of this bill,
The Marquis if BLANDFORD captained the object of
the bill, remarking that, in early due, there ma no sash
thing's the divisions of peribbee boosts Cathedral town'
wire the centres t f opera ton h r ecclesiastical purple..., but
in the pr greoa art rime tha parochial apt,. arose, and it wan
of the last importance that the system should be rendered
so perfect so purr Ile. At first the whole diocese was one
united parish; then dioceses were split cep iato
parishes, and liverly pariahs. tato districts. Thirty
pure ago • Cu mmisai n case appointed to inquire
into the subj. ct of the parochial 'yetis, and greet good
resulted from the isqvims of the commi•sion. &nee
theca, facts bad i iota to het t wire costly shi, wed tt•
there rill remained last room for improvement
is it 1- parochial system, and 'he priccipal object of this
bill •as to pay, tha .ay ter the introduction 01
theme additional improvements. Cider the Church Building
Ante four distinct distracti cos,d be established, which
sun iy mooed soder the nem. district parish church, di,
te let charlry,couiolidated chapelry, end particular districts.
All V.A., jurisdictions could east in use sod the same
punts, but they NM regulated by diffirest lame; eesld
only perfeem certain portions of the church service, sad
in their emus. et ale, led to eoshi.ios sad
'lsm. TM time, however, had now come whim
these several Mamma cou:d ha elevated iota palette.,
sod this bill would make provi•ios securdiegly. Foe thi,
purple* the pcwars of the Ealiniutioal Covamisaiosen
would be eel eruct, to enable them to assign "hereto to
district., aid elect each disunite law /wishes There wen
two class. of eadoveed district thsubst—thew partially
widowed sod thou sotniatiog upon pew rests. 01 the
former there were 3.61 with Jocose. miler 1601 a year,
lied of Me la.ter there were s -.me 800 or 1,000. Now, one
N the proratioss of ills bia would plows the patressee of
dotrict chorales in tee bands of each parties ai were &t-
-eased o c.mphtetp endow them There were otner
• for camber/ out and protectieg the p mama system,
so well is f r wiring aid compensative gracing interest..
Hob relit would rece.ve the melons considetatio• of the
house, but Mould the sal ject he cossidered too large tor lc-
quay is the whole boos-, he amid have no objection to
ester it to a eel. ct committee. He oucluded by moving the
second reading.
Tbe nunion having bees ',outdid,
Mr. HADFIELD said the whole subject of the Establibed
Church was iavolved in mash isustricsble cascades,
that at mesquite impossible the guides could be properly
dealt with by an indepeedint member; it meet be
taken up by the government, mere eepetially a. the
Church Bunching Act would empire os the 30th
of tun July. It was useless to think of re
forting the bail to a select committee, while, es for
piaci.g tee waste Cr. cos land' seder eccleeiastioal carded,
as this bill proposed, be for one protested aisles, it. The
guestiou o. ohurc's retie well about to he settled, and be sib.
jetted to a mature isles Gs, •h ch weld only sires to give
rise to kiacred dupla Is. Removed that the bill be read •
.word time this day Mt mouths
Sir GEORGE GREY said the el just of the bill was no
doubt good; at step y provided lot the sue-iivieion of
large and populats pariah's, and no one could die
pate the 'dustups of such a at. p. He hoped
therefor* the hum •ould not refese to read it a second r
tame with the view ol ref • gitto • Mein smentittie, •
course which the g ',I remota c meld act oppose.
Mr. GLADSTONE isptorteio he b.l-, alter which the
intendment us. withdrawn, when the bdi w•• read •
',coed time sad ordered to be referred to • select cos-
th Pee.

POLICE (COUNTIES AND BOROUGHS) BILL.
Oa the 'serum for ih: snood readies of taw bill,
lir. HADPIELD suovisel that the asisoad media( ba
for • iortalsot, ou tis: 'nomad that the wrastry
tillsollt.;let t.d t use to outsider Its various prevision'.
After use Nub., di5e,,,,00.
Si, GEORGE GREY tormented to as prorowd Foot-
poseamest, oat the secead reading was tlwa Fat off whiff
the day footalsbt.
Tboitioosi..los orders were rhea dispoesd of, sod the
bowl arjeusaao.

CIVIL SERVICE EbTIMATES.

This morning the estimates of the &mum De•
paranoias for the year 186647 were lamed. The admits
sod espouse ((the Customs are estimated at 840,001 i , as
impend with 836,1821., oho aisle as halite' NI of 4,8191.
The cost of the maw guard is set dews at 498,0284 ; lest
year it was 483,2381., saki,' the 411110111111 2,7901
The malaria mad exposes' of the Woad Payees.
see estimated at 1,460,2074 as simpered with 1,866,9604
is 1865, 'hewing as Menem of 93,2674 'file iteveaus
Polies of 'mixed will cost this year 63,0261.4 s *plait
62,7201., the instesse being 3061. The salaries sad im-
passe of the Pow One. are estimeted at 1,74111,4834 as
compared with 1,838,8611. is 1865, thowiss as isareasa of
101,6221. The total estimate exhibits ea Menem
of 202,7931. ; the estimate last year bevies bees
4,386,951/.; while this year is is 4,688,7444 To them items
mast be added the esporanasivioa ollowaseee te tibloia the
Mal charge of each deportmmit. The esperseautises of
the Casts= sweat to 241,6011, slaking the total charge
of ciliation fur the year 1,667,6301. The Isles&
&MUM, fipple for nparasseatiom at 219,9684,
amities the total dune 1,742,1904, ma Ow teemusawantlit
of the Post-ones on put dews at 12,724/., inside( the teal
ehstp of that di p %Tweet snout to 1,773,907/. The
caporasasetions of all the dopersmeeM together ammo to
494.1834 fee the year, wad the total shame of the whole
civil service to 6,082,9274

AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS OP IRSLAND.
_ -

Mk reaming returns have bees kneed of the live
Mack la Irelaad hi the year 1856, aad of the aunt of
kesd is statute mine under coal he ea& a wady sad pew
visa.

The total vales of the lire sleek in Ireland in ash.( lie
yeeri 1862, 1863, 1864, and 1865, saleslated aoseeding to the
retie sasamd by tbe same mwesiestenere eflll4l, Its.: Per
bass•4Bi. each; sattle,6l.lol ; sheep, 211 a; sad pigs, 26.. sesb.
*ewe m Mime in value hem 1869 w 1866, is berm, of
1143,6841, ; salve, 3,000,0611.; sheep, 1,082,9811. ; pip,
183,8571. ; salmi • tea; isereese of 4,463,691 L The is-
mese in another' is: 1853 over 1862, woe—in beim,
80,448; settle, 461,649 ; sheep, 984,618 ; pigs, 101,,606,
TM aetol 'aeries* is the meat of land ender imps in
11166 ever 11/64, le 112,282 statute tem. 1.1866 these were
of awes %Mr wheat crop is Ireland, 445.6011, being as in
mess ever tbo prowess year of 34.226 ems; of es%
8,117,966, Mies en iastesas of 72,667; a beam
267,665, bola. s demise of 19,1188;
potatoes, 981.329, his • dooms of tin ; ter-
elpe, 346,497, being an inrr.see M 37.187;
ether
ewe crook, 96.094, Miss a deems, ef 3,013. TM
to amber of sews seder meal wep, was in 1866,
2.831.029; in 13.54, 2,743,736, shewiag se Memo bet yew
el 87.293 awes of green c 3.. ps ; there owe 1,417,007 erne is
1654, sad 1,443,120 in 1165, teiair ea Worms last year el
96,613 sore. la meadow sad stover there was es Immo
of 53,873 ems, but is e.a s deem... .1 64,297.

Welt Flinglelan.—Tbis morning the report of
tbe Casandedeams of Piebnies (Ireland) for 1854 was
tweet la the part treating of *be Wane /Atria, sa
bterertieg assess' is gime of the mean 'bleb bee se far
Minded tbe aphids! prepeeetna of seinen. Writing is
Cobbs, 31. 18411, the sessininieseee say, " We me sled to
repeat that the &Wiry laws are weekly' stolidity awl well,
tied to WM twee may be attributed the lammed pro-
motley win* bee bees observable daring the year is dm
Irieb sigma prstsci, a being invariably hilewsd
by iseressed yeedeeties."
07 PROTAMOR OUT, Allitlrmiln.—Devid
Ors,. En.. Penton« of Neural Paileseyby, Idaeweba
Calkgs, awl at hie reenlist., Abeedeen, es Asada, `an y,
Mebat Peskiest Gray we. 8114 wisps rad la the Wty,
only fa Isle a• Gray
as a mas at solesse, bet ale, far
br
pewees setbeneity of beast, sad reed 11111111 M aid is
every movement bevies tat its Ws Um voltam
of As p:reet sass Isms. While be was beloved
by hie mediate, be was net tase tie.
teemed by • suable, of the yea* ef Aber.
dies is a lower nation of life, for the willing meager be
gam hie ',Wow se teacher of sue of tin *seats steams at
lb. Meebeeles' Institeden—tbe perms p .p!I I. witieb be
taught as el- 'deny. sod rommalsed as kindly, se lb* met
fencer. of his -Molars proper. Prams, Gray, eke had
'sly attalsedtbie 46.8 leer, was s native of Xiiteddr, and
her held his appoistaest la YarLAsl College f.rAbout
Wenn years Hie disease was • sentWeetien of Bart is
tern sad Curl fes, of wbieb be bed bees allies for moral
assas.—JidiehryA Cerra(

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THIS DAY.

ARCHES COURT.

THI ST IAI3IIIAS CAST.
Mr. Conn, of behalf of Mr. Liddell, prop:nada Si addi-
tional allegation, setting forth the fact th►t the Bishop was
cognizant of the mesas ii the chancel screen and oemnia-
aloa table beton ha unmerited the church, end that he
sweated to their being sot sp.
Dr. Hayford resistad the admioistratiou of the allegation,
which was tappartad by Dn. Phillimore aid ilwaby.
The sown admitted the plea.
001111 T t. IIIIT.--1111011LAZ OUT.
In this tam Mr. W. Z. Beat, of B. U Broughton, Wm-
oestershint, said for a diner*, on the ground that hie wife
had committed adultery. The partite bad been married
mina 1845, mad a verdict, with 60!. damps,
had bees obtained in an action for seise. eon. •
whim Mrs. Bant'a alleged paramour, the Bon.
M. B. Pinson., lin. Haat navertbleas sow wetted
that site was still a virgo Intuits, and produced
atodital eviditaita ociallnnatory of her plea.
The tout admittad this plea, and dismissed the case
against Mn. Hut, het as her husband had confessed that
ha had himself committed adultery, a sentence of sepua-
lion was prooottaeod spina him.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
ZOOM VT. ToienisiOnTa TOCIATM
OA /1/1 811411ONS.—QCZOTION AS TO TXADIXO.
The bankrupt, an accountant of Backlenbury, had bee.
made bankrupt as a bill, broker. At the last ezazeieatios
meeting. on the so:wants being laid before the value, it
appeared doubtful whether there had been sufficient trading
le entitle the bankrupt to the benefit of the bankruptcy
laws, and the c set took time to c welder whether the owe
should be slowed to proceed.
His Horoor now delivered his °pinks. He said this
was the ease of a person she, on bloom' motion, sweat the
benefit which the bankrupt law gave to traders; bat it
was perfectly plain that this advantage was a intended
to be conferred atom merely nominal traders. The busk-
rapt in this can bad carried on business seder the very
genera term of accountant. He meant not to say coy-
thing disrespectful of that class of perms, for amongst them
were to be found very many men of the highest attainments
end the greatest probity sad credit, and who were mast
useful in matters of weenet, and en winding up the 'dein of
inmenercial men who failed. Hot it was impossible to sit
la that wean without seeing that the same was adopted
mad need by a eery different class of persons; everybody
deem sailed liwaself so mooniest, and there
wee nothing to prevent his doing so. Throe gu-
ess, as they dealt with men who were in
were in the habit of assisting them, not only by
making up their books sad account., but by procuring
them lows of money. To persons in &Mashies this was
always acceptable ; they were always glad to he keit afloat
• little lessor. The mexszitsct took the trader's WS, and
then got mosey up= it where and how be meld. Somw
times he advertised as this men had dew, TO*olllllliAg in
grandiloquent terms, worthy cf George Robles—" No-
blemen' sad gentlemea are informed that by ap-
plying to Mr. filassons they sea *Waist adrenal.
of messy 'pm their bills." Nothing cmild be mere agree-
able topeasins in dielcultiee, whether noblemen or trades-
me., than ouch an announcement as that. It was admitted
her* that the baakinsit had not mosey el his own to ere-
eanarthia bills ; but he them diseenated somehow or other
—per fee ant aster. Thou eras the einestien whether such
a matt could fairly be called a bill-broker. Had the ques-
tion some before him on the opening of a petition,
he should certainly have held that it was not
se. though the point wee one on shish Le
should eatramely wish to have the opinion of the high-
est authority. In this ease, the petitian had been opened,
in the absence of the Canweissioner, *Amish illness, by one
of the registrar. et the meet, a eery able and competent
pe son no doubt; but mid the adjudication had taken place
la the sheenee of the c wansiasioner, whose beg/sees it was to
'Guider and adjudicate open it. Had the depnition as to
Wading bees defective on the face of it, he should
hare bed no hesitatioa in stoipiug the pnceedinp
at any stage, on the ground. that the &clinches.
ties had !sea improvidently issued. Bat, ea looking
at the WO Weedy, tette( the deposition as It originally
Mood, and the subsequest 'videos., the met meld not go
Om length. There iTeltAile the quiesses—enppomag dee
ma to be replay a bankrupt as a bill broker, of which he
enteeedand the greatest doubt—whether the aemnals
were seeletemory. They required to be amended, ter
they sere defective I. the very Foist which wee inlet im-
portant in a OW TiTCOMMIASTid like this; there was so
seisms of the trade ezpe.diture or of prefiS. But the
shentke Gould peobebly be made without incasing the
expense et swifter adjoeiroment.
ilia Lawns* raid it could be done is a few minutes
Kr. &mars wadi being his exposissee as en aseentant
to bear upon his tressectione sea Whisker.
Hie Honey said this Weil a strung ilhestratien ef the
mischiefs of this tort of adjudenitiss. The man's books
were quite sewed as as aseonateat ; bat when they emote
that which ales. gave him the right to some before Ode
Goan, be • as totally without any assent Ohio tramemiame
as a trader. When the taekrept applied for his esetileate,
his oneduct se a Velar would be fs queties;
and the mut, witlosx refuteg the gortiffease alto-
gether, would mobiably deal with the cam la sash • way este
bring befog the appellate jesiedioden the important ques-
tion Whether a inesey-leading eameentaat wee entitled to
the Smelt of the beakrait laws as • bill broker.
The neeemary slveratkus being seeds la the seem%
the haehrept peened.
ix as 70111111 T AND TTAILLN.—IAZOI TAILORS Ix TSI

T 15315 TZADL
Tbe beakrapts wen timber sairelsale, is as eatoasirs
way of Malaise, st Mlilwall. %Ms was the flist meeting
ender tbe baskrarey. The stateliest of liabilities sad
siesta slaws as usual of 17,0001 des galas Vie joist
WSW lite mete an eaposesil m y.eid upwards of
5,0001, sabiest, of ewes, to tbe risk of reidisaties.
Tim iallowiag weaken wen asses trade easliases:—Mr.
fkrsag, atsrobeat, of 7sesbaseli-sareet;
Times IllseSeld, tisalses-useeksat. of 011 Breekstreet
sad Mr. Jabs Mews, siaber-saerebeat, of Qsess'e
lioilarbitlia Mr. Powell la the 'Seal saelgase. sad
Melees. Liaklature sad Hisekseed an tbe solicitors UAW
the baldUreptily.