The Express.
London, England, 1860-04-04 00:00:00

MPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOME OF LORD6.—Trawav, Ana& 3
Their lordships mei at three o'closk.

ROYAL OgY/M,I9N.

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lei Lad Rya ay.
?fib wen nquesed its sitting wail tiro o'clock.
At awe {de&

Lei eniltilweele presented amitioe from Lambeth in
favour of SneMay Trading Bill.
The fellewe4 idle wen mid a emend time :—Hesica
Campsite= Doesugh Improvomeet, Morph, New Mlle
49d Mailteld milieu Railway, Stockport and Woodley
Jostles' Railmeyolsemp and Mamie Bridge !toad, Brecoo
sad Merthyr TOE Junction Railway, Mirteld
The following bills were mad a And time and mimed : -
Yoshiaki Woe" Montrone and Heron Railway.
Lent TAMOTSU presented several petitions from places in
Mmerestaire in Snout el aboiltiou of church rates
lard LTV11:481 meeented petitions from Northampton,
with the mom peeper.
The Marqsas of (ILAIiRICARDE postponed, until atter
the MOM, relies for an Indian despatch relating to the
Vestment of Wiese by European Outten in India ; also
Ida rif •petition from India praying for certain
reernee, mail the :Ord of ApriL
Lwd STANLEY of ALDF.RLEY postponed. testa the
same date, the Lanai of a petitios from merchants
and ethers of
Their irk adjoerne I at twenty minutes put 3 o'clock
Tesiday, the 17th tut.

HOURS OF 00/11M0N8..-•TUISDAY, Amu. 3.
The Bream teak the emir at 3 o'clock.
MIMI SUMNER
rime
The T
wit
d. tery awl Betedley Railway Bill was read a third
and pore
ROYAL 00MXIBRION.
The Yocum& Usher of the Bieck Rod app at the
her. sod iremeened the Ceemaces Reese J Parliament to
attend in the upper home. Me the pryer of hearing the
Royal ormatgAlM =iris to awhile bilk
The SP by several boa. members, then
proceedisd to the ether Wee, lust, as hi intern, ameounced
the name 4 the bile is queeticia (for which me Lords'
relK4).
STAMPS ON /fEWNPAPERs.
Kr. W. SWART embed the government whether any
iteebiee bed bees ow to megesenng the raaintemnee or
discontinuance of the impressed semen as newspapers
Oteassal BULKILRY would also take that opportunity of
akin whether it was intended to make any allowance to
the pooprieten of newspapers for stamps which might he in
timer
abet 'I essmies, bet eneesti at the time the bill would come
late

Mr. LAING mid there was nu alteration in the
intention of the meat, 41S it had been announced
by the or of the Exchequer, to Bacon.
tinue the privilege of the retraimmiesion of news.
papers seder the Impremed steam. It was proposed
to continue the option of using the impressed stamp for re.
tiensiniaion foe purposes of oonveruence, so as not to cause
a loss of time in attaching adhesive stamps to newspapers
before they were posted. As regarded other detail; bow•
sear, it would be more onnireeient to postpone any ques-
tions respecting them until the bill was introduced.
INDIAN ADMINISTRATION.
Lord STANLEY asked the Secretary of State for India,
whether it was kis intention to bring M • bill in the noon
of the present waren) for the reconstruction of the council of
the Governor-Genera of India ; sad, whether it was his in-
'entities to bring an • bill for the amendment of the law re.
toting to the civil service of India?
Kir C. WOOD replied that they bad been under his con-
sideration Owe he had been in his present office, and it
was his intention to introduce a bill on both the subjects;
and also on another subject, namely, the amalgamation of
the Supreme sad Sadder Courts, after Easter.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE.
Lord PALMERSTON—Sir, I have now to move that
this house at its risks( do adjourn until Monday, the 16th
.lev of April. (Haw, bear.)
POOR LAW EMRNIS AND THE REFORM BILL
Sir J. ?ARINGTON took the eppertonity of inqairing
whether the returns which bad been delivered gave an ac.
curate statement of the number of voters who would be
added to the electors, in the wrest of the poising of the
Reform Hill, as be believed them to he delusive.
Mr. E. VILLIERS said that the return wee the most
complete and accurate that had ever been presentol to the
house. There was no such discrepancy between the rental
and the rateable value of bowel under 10L, as stated by
Sir J. Painter, nor was there say each error in the over-
seen' lists of electors as he supposed, every possible care
hoeing been taken beforehand in order to make the prepare.
tom of the return certain.

Mr. E. JAMES mid that the return did not contain the
number of tesemeste rated to the owners Mitred of the
•piers, which would m's 200,000 or 31:10,000 mina poe.
.ewers of the franchise under the Reform Bill instead of the
number now estimated.

Some diemenott followed en this subject, in the course of
which Mr. Daman suggested the postponement of the
Referee Bill until after the neat magus.
la asewer to questioas put to him,
Sir G. C. LEWIS said that he did we mean to bring for-
went the Highways Bin or the London Corporation Reform
Bill ea the Int after the holidays.
Lord P N maid that any return on the subject
.4 the electoral banehime that say member chose to move
for the government would greet.
The wijortrameet wee this agreed to.

THE TREATY OP TURIN.
11r. KINGLALIIpare notice that on the day when the
Mw re•aseemNed atter the men be would uk the noble
Wed the "firesviary of *ate for Foreign Affair. whether,
oonetenly wit► a dee Nord to the public service, he
would In Able is give the Mao any further information aa
to the negotiation now es toot with reference to the terri-
torial cheeses effected by the Treaty of Tuna. He pro-
p our.l. also, to put a gond= to the bolds lord arlarag oat
.1 the eitrannforry diespetch Y. Thouvenel to IL Per-
slimy of the Malt Nania.