The Express.
London, England, 1856-02-19 00:00:00

PUBLIC BUSINESS.
NOTICES OF MOTION.

Coat H•110V117.111A001111:;;;I; MI) day after
liester, tontine that it would to of material service to the
public Iztote t that measures striald be token t 2 develop
ttor adiaatageo poeweeed by Cork Hersocrar, sad reader it
available lot usual parpcites by the amain of a dockyard
sad rein factory.
OATE or ASJUSATTOW.-31P. M. OISSON, OS Friday
nest, t t wove for a eosatittee of the whr la house, with
TAW to briag is a bill to r.tveal the o.th of oldoratica.
AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS.

Hr. LtralliNaTol askedtite Vie -President of the
Hoard rt Trade, wh the? ft was the intention of the govern-
meat to br.eg in a bi I for the purpose of remiss Is tieffeet
the reeelstions of the eoeariuee of the House of Lords of
lest metes ea &arks:tarsi statistics f_

Mr. LOWE said a bin had bees prepared is accord's*,
with the ftt o nmendst n date comet tote, and the Prod-
dent of the Board of Trade wools very Acidly introduce it
In another plot,.

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THE ATTACK ON THE REDAN.
Kr. LAYARD asked Use Umlet-Sower, for War wby
the list • f °Stows recommended by °astral Btew son for
proa o too tor di/tioguiehed services io the a t ck /so the
Rohm on ,h• 8:h et 8.-ttmber, alluded hits toe Onzeft•
of Vie sth of 0. Ober loot, bad cot yet been published; and
whether it wee the iateetioa eV the Secretary of Etats for
War to pabliat that document ?

Dlr. F. PEEL had mot beta site to answer the questiou
os Friday become no notice bed bees give, of it. H. bad
Mate mode inqu.r.or and steers tied that alma it Meuse
knows in this toon;z1 ti at the siege bad terminated, sad
that Sehestot o! was takes, Lai Huallaga wrote to Bonged
&opals requesting hies to wed s list elegem when be
wield recommend for Brevet reek, Welted* these who bid
dinfonnietted timmetelves la the stack es the Bede., sad
elm thane wit, boa the begMaing of the siege to its
elms bed teen ma•picsoue for stet sad pallseiri.
It was to espettatilli of receiving each • r. tern that the oat*
was oppeaded to the despettb. No am, however, bed bees
resalud. Omni &ammo Web • &defeat course from
that espeeted, sad sect home le Lord Harding, all the re
Imes be bad received fun the stad, from the heats of de
the ger eral ° ,o Nene matudiag divisions, sad
=MP 'clamshellsg regiments, of the dames of those
fitery doseght deeerviag t r be bravest trader hi. *Wee.
.10011111 Sim pas de ens. d t / ask. say *McCort, bet seat
Ile Wt boom tow Lord Herdinge's 1116111011, that he might
oast them he tbomiltt daserfing of Brevet rub. The m-
ask arse the Brevet el the 2ed of November. It wu wet'
Maall to pettlieh UMW lists; they were preserved I. Lord
ihrediege's c Ws, sad mild be refuted to whoa the odvaa.
Ur id awy_elbreir wad ammaid.
LATABLI regesowd Moquettes, whether the list et
elms who had dlstisgoblval themselves is the attack ea the
Nedue would tot be sialittlted ?
Mr. F. PEEL sold Omerel Simian staled that he bad
se ether list.

TO THE STAFF.

Yr. EWART as- 17tdtb; lierierßeW•74 for War
whether soy stereorrs were is the eosteeplatros of ihe so-
serenest for the 'Sties* Mores of the staff of the British
army, so is to make it • useless of tie best sod mot iotal.
Epee ellltors than( sebo 'ball retain (bolt appointamats
as tie erseawd of Emit oaly.
Mr. F. PEEL said it was la watesplatioa to establish
sane test of too wit of *Mews before phone them ea the
star.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.
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Lotd 166111 the it-
shwas! if any report bat been reserved Iron the Civil
&Irvin Eximisatios Cemesiesio• giving • as tailed mess=
et their pro/tether sines their a .poiatareat; aid if scs,
whetber there woad be say objettsos to lip it Won the
Uwe?
The CHANCELLOR et the EXCHEQUER replied

tart the Chi Sures Co vadrineees were peetaetei mitt e
tepees, s ei lobes ,t was reedy, It world be pneestett to the
Muse ie dee aerie.

COURT OF CHANCERY (IRELAND) BILL
Oa the a ri.r for the second reading el this bill,
Ifr. 8 FITZGERALD role, sad havieg pretested a
petition against the smuts fr in the Law Society of
Dal ha, proceeded, pursmat I. setts►, te non that it be
reed anemia time that day ems maths. The nsuare pro-
posed to abolish the leastabend Esta•raCCIIIIL At igen the
wimple of die bill seem soubd sr fall apes the essimptiea
that the hewn uould It r niter I. pr. pared ta mantes such
a step ; sad te his saint this was a sanantat num why they
'begin rget've the ssesed rearbag. At the sane tine ►-
W so wale to see the Imenthered Estates Court remain
nanforneed, en wee he in the least averse to a Wars of
the I.sh Court of Clantery ; hut Mee this bia went the
length of eche' lag the Ismer, he aunt withheld
his support Inn dune previsions which were inteeded t
Peoria the letter.

Mr. P. URQUHART soossioni the .albs. Hobolisval
Mot ,ha letnuntered Saws Coon ►ed boon (Atka treetoot
orris@ to t►. ecoostry at du time of the lAN hialso; and
tom Om lea,Mehl tequila w►rch ►ad at that time asd Glare
tbos sennrd frms i., h. fe.t In oloorting tbs• bed
that wort bits riotously is esisteac . that trials woodd
Writ kayo ►.ppeotd.

Mr. DEASY thought tits 111,&411111 ►else the hose/
etts►t ar. e•ise it support. •. cots w►ieh would Frame
the fuss trsesfer et laid is Inked. _ _

Mr..
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Mr. CAIRNS entreated the haw sot lo be led away, by
&Voris, d.sertpuo )4 el the reformed Court et Mutant, !a
Isebail. to abolueb thy Ineenbered Ewa es Quirt with had
W eaeb bemette al repel ale the smoky. He .hould W-
eise that the juror/antes of Mee met Stoma ha 'steadied to
satenswberee es ate.

Mr ILLICB. YON who lied takes a part with the
Metter of tee Botts is fressiew Vie losembeted Emus
Act, twat that opporterity of wino% the Mete we fa WI
atol h a ierioditthe whisk bed bees to beaelkud to
Indeed. (Hta., aid no.) He ebeeld hesitate each be-
ton he rirwiead bori,-rat from a eau.l shish had elves
each satire estiefartiin No sempiskts had ben mode of
the wan, while it had Marveled el as lestesse mesas of
ovep-rty I. a oetefuto-y maaster. (" Me. tie," Iris Mr.
W hitteide.) ltd tooter dine sight Ise. bees assatiallict try
to • mall el r ty, but se•deseral rail It met the moire-
sett of public opisios is Zaplaad sad bellied. Mahout
IWO lei ti'e roenad readies .1 the pv....t bill, he (Mr.
Ellie ) would watch with it at jealosey arty at es ptl.
espereed• as .et • bids he had himself dromply supported,
end •h.et had 'lia the p•rio I at whisk it booms law:
worked v20,4;807 well la Zr. laid.

Mr. WHITRSIbE laid ►e wsel• pasdkaseat with
N.p et to the NH, th 4 he believed it to be impaseible of
eatiesties thrash the =odium of the Comet Of Ctaaory
an formed, nr ',form d as w, • erseesed by this bid. Bite.
ON lan time hr Lai uterwed the h..= he had been is
Ire. ad, sad tonna it to be the *plaids ei the 'two hem
pecf Was I. that c noir, that t►e wlikta of t►e ►iii

would be impessible There were still 1,600 estates, vaned
at intent or smitten millions of money, remaining for
adjudication is the Iscambered Estates Court, and three WI-
, lions of money to be distributed, showing that there was a
great dell of difference between the npid Gel, of rroperty
and the pr Jper distribution of the proceeds afterwards. He
believed that although the court hat effected sales with
rut rapidity, the distribution of the fends would sot give
entire satistection. It was the opinion of the whole bar
that the Court of Chancery could not dispel* of them ar-
; the attorneys %hawk* the tame; and be bad a letter
from the Master of the Rolle, esprereing a similar opinion.
The /da‘ter jointed out that the bill proposed to do with
four jadgee the amount of work now done by nine,
with the immense amount of arrears in .additioa.
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The Mu'er also said that the business might be
dose with the staff proposed, but certainly not if the
arrears were to be throws on the new c luta. He (Hr.
Whiteside) ejected to this bill as • job, the object of a ich
were to out ad the °Moors of the Court of Chancery end fill
their places with the °facers of the locumbered Estate.
Court, sad that with that view it was proposed to deprave
the judges of the right of nomination, and to lodge it with
her Majesty's administrator. Another objection to the
bill was tn. want of a iatisfscory court of appeal,
cithout whieb, it was toe opision of the whole
[nth bar, the bill could never give eatisfretion. He bagged
also to point out that one object of the bill was to make the
Court of Chimney a great oonveyeaciog machine for the
whole of Ireland. Any man poisoned of property might,
although owing so money, go oil the Court of Ch.anc iry
and get a new title to his property without anyespense, the
court traria', at the supine of the c inatry, to do all the '
work of the tionveyancer. If the proposal were perristad in,
of referring the bill toe committee cf the whole house, he
must give his vote against the second reading.

The bill was supported by Mr. Serjeant O'Brien Mr.
Bland, Mr. French, and Mr. H. Berbers; and opposid by
Mr. George, Colonel DIOS., 411'. H. hi'MShoo, end Mr.

After some further remarks from Mr. I. Batt, Sir B.
Perry, Mr. Kennedy, end Mr. P. O'Brien.
The SOLICITOR•OENEItAL for IRELAND replied
to eating. criticisms that had been offered during the de-
bate, and eonsented to refer his bill to a *elect committee,
though ebjectiog to present it in conjunction with Mr.
Whtteeide'r nvessarts.
Mr. NAPIER said it wee impossible for him to ronseat
to the mond reading of this bill, if the "overruns: t refused
to allow t►e bile of the hon. and loomed risentb.-r f,, Boole-
. kill's to go to a Meet eomnsittee. The object of all the bills
we. the ruse; it was to secure facility of suitor and security
et title in the sale of estates, sad the beet worse for the
Iva.. Is adopt would be to refer all these b•be to cue and
the /Me Welt committee. At all evens, if the bowie
passed this bill to its present shape, the whole question of
Owe, ry and latruntbered Estates Reform is Ireland would
be brought to a complete deedlook. (lieu, hear.)
After a few words fr,m Mr. Banrlncic,
Mr. DISRAELI said he thought the hon. and learned
&I c.tor-Oecetal woe pursuing an ungracious and anuses-
eery 10%11.** in refusing to allow the bills of the boa. mad
leased amber for Bnaiskillen to be referred to a select
committee. It was proposed that the hon. and teasel
member for Basiskillen should be a member of the Nihon
committee to which this till we. to be referred, and, of
soarer, if he es thought St, the he.. and learned member
toeld c stoat every clans, of the bill I. committee. Now,
would It not are time, sad promos the obji et in view, if
all the We were referred to the ease committee ? How-
ever, the quatioa now was, should they read the bill a
most t se, with view to referring it to a select commit-
tee ? He saw to ohj ctioo to that aurae ; and be hoped,
therefore, the boas would not be pot to the trouble of a
&vision.

Mr. 8 FITZGERALD would hot divide if he Gould be
ecoovineed that the select committee, to w►om the 614 was
to be referred, would have power to extend the period for
the existence of the Ineambered Estetn Coot.
The SPEAKER mid the bill contained a clause cooties-
fag the lemmatiered Estates Court for a limited time, sod it
would of coarse he oompetant for the emtnit se to eatead
the date.

—The mandmat was then withdrawn, when the hill wee
wad • second time, end ordered to be referred to a idlest
emirates.

SUPPLY.

The report of the armuti-tte-;c7fiapply was brought up.
Upon tea notion that It b• airtel to, in nply to Kr.
WILLIAMS . .

fir. WILSON etheitted that the customs and island
reviews estimates did sot include the whole of the sniper-
summation ot muses Ha trusted shit the sort rosiest would,
with the aid of the house, be enabled is a short time toast
the mutter re a leers sat 'factory Irwin,.
CHARITABLE USES BILL.
The house west 1110 conalttee on this bill.

isnif/70 Iff7ii 1157E1:
ATRIRTON said the bill fa no wise digressed with
the rattly peas areia.t tread, applicable ander the es-
M 15% puts which were not for toll value.
lel this lured through annesittee

ECCLEfitAIiTICAL COMMISSION (ENGLAND).
Bir G. GREY moved for a select ens:ohne to inquire
into the present omatitution of the Etchnisaticel Commie.
Dion for Espland ; into the operation of the Act 13 and 141
Via.' e. 94, Intl slut, An Act to amend the Acts misting to
thstCommissim, and of tl o Act 14 nod 16 V:c , e. 104, meti-
haled An Act to facilitate the Management sad Improve.
meat of Episcopal sad Capitals/ Estates in Reread ; sad
iota the ezpeheccy of further 'maiming the last set, and
of coosolidstl.gs the Church Building Commission with the
Bet leeissticel It sae provided by the ant of
those seat that the Beeledastieel Commissioners should not
set naives tire members of the Church Estates Commis.
Dion were presest. The effect of this was to shift the
ismer to the smeller body. hams se the Church Rotates
Commiseiosers, having only a enema mosevisioa to the I
Ecalesiamieel Conmalsolencrs. The mooed sot modernist
larger p were es the Church Estate Cosnatistiesen
but it cw4ald espies this year; sad he desiredl
ttat a oommittets should report to tie house up.
on the deeirablity of Its oontirmaner. Its male
object was to fseilita e tte entranehiemes.t of emyhold sad
other property of a similar asters Wimple* to the eltarch.
He thought it would be desirable to resew the set, but
some alterations would le his (mini, • be requisite. Another
question for the committee to consider would be whether
the Cour h Building Commissiea ought cot .o be ineorpe
rated with the Church Estate Commission.
The hisrquis of BLANDFOBD said that them sets de-
served moat serious atteatitta, as they had introduced as
naively new prime pa into our choral" polity, at bast so La
se tie temporalites of the establetmout. He considered
that it was the duty of goversamet to pat so haportaat •
matter en a clear sad definite for tiog.
Mr. WALPOLE gave his satire iseseerreacie to the pro.
pool made by Sr 0. Grey. It was meet desiraMe to comm-
ate sad meths the law as this impir t sat a attar.
Mr. HADFIELD thoogtt that there were se many of
those sots sad aommiaabats that they stood in melt Mhos
way. It was tso that the country should andent.nd what
this. sot. -ore, ma how the law really stand.
Mr. IIIOWBEAY upraised his aallotootia• at the ems'
worth tb• govoramost Jamul to pans. He awaked
the right hat gentleman (Sir G. limp for thee radius.
lag Ilse premise which he made in the list MftiOa of par-
liament.

Tea ii•ehitine aro. thin sert•d t..
FORMATION OF PARISHES BILL.
Tho folioming members were setsissted as tb. Wait
sommiirm is Uns :—Tbs Mania sof Blindford, Vis-
tas,* Ebriagtoe, Mr. Byre, Mr. Edward Egon m, Mr.
Omni Bat. Mr. Olidst me, Mr. Maier, Mr. Mo-bray,
Mr. Realism, Mr. Massy Hirt.-t, Sir Sraffrrd Nr rttooto,
Mr. Raab*, Lord Jobs Masson, sad Mr. BALM Five
to be the quorum; piss to mad for pormar, mom sad
remods.

PUBLIC PROSECUTORS BILL.
The follunrisi nieutten sere somistt-4 a the eeket
'osmium' es this hill :—Mr. Jobs Oe PhtSignore, Mr.
Napier, tie Lord Adverts. Mr. Mika, liir• Phalli
ft,torsep-Osseral, Mr. Stiletto? Goners' fur Ireland, Me.
Walpole, Mi. WiULa Ewart, Lord Sterility, and Mr. Wit
OM.

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