The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-11 00:00:00

PENT BILL.

This bill paned through committee.
Mr. BOUVERIE moved that the bill be referred beck to
the examiners of pirate bills, to inquire if the amendments
which had been introduced before the select committee
were in accordance with the standing orders. This wee one
of those ball-public, half-private bells, and it was desirable
that due notice should be given to the proprietors of the
property whose interest were affected.

- Sir GI C. LEWIS opposed this suggestion as most un-
usual. The bill had already been examined in the usual
meow, and then sent up to the select committee.
Mr. MASSEY thought that considering the hybrid nature
of the bill it was desirable that it should be again referred
to the examiners, especially as several new features had been
introduced into it.

Mr. Alderman CUBIT!' explained that the original plan
for the new dead meat market included • continuous build-
ing of 600 feet long. It was also posed to divide it into
two by a road across it, and also to make a circular road com-
municating with the Metropolitan Railway. If it was
these amendments that it was desired to refer to the ex-
amineaxhe could state on his owe responsibility and
know that no private interests would be affecte&
Mr. ITVERIE said his object was to prevent alter-
ations involving new works
being introduced in committee
without the parties interested ha ing due notice of them.
Mr. HENLEY said that these hybrid bills always cow
sinned a great amount of dimatidection. The point was
whether any private interests world be affected. If this
was not the case no at-wiling orders would be applicable,
and there would be very little delay or inconvenience.
Under these circumstances it would be better to adhere to
the rules of the house.
After a few words from Alderman COMIAND and Mr. B.
EITANHOTT.,
The house divided:

Ayes 6O
Nose
So the modem t .IMF sod the bill wits ordered to be
reed • third thee.

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHARITIES BILL
The house thee went into committee upon the Roman
Catholic Charities ; but, before the few clause* had
been gore through., after a long debate, the Chairman was
ordered to report progress.
COURT OP QUEEN'S REICH ACT AMENDMENT

This Nil j!assed Harolth oommittee.
DOMINICA HURRICANE LOAN BILL

This tin b reWaiitrtrti;;;LciTpZ -
LOCOMOTION BILL.
The remaining clause of this bill were agreed to in
cooonmittoe.

Mr. GRIFFITH proposed • clause requiring the •went
of the ►uthorities is 'municipal corporations for locomotives
to ran on roads within their jurialiction, in order to protect
the.public.
fitr G. C. LEWIS coasideredlhat the operation of the
chums world he capricious, au& opposed its mtroductiou.
The Mamie was negatived, and the house resumed.
ADMIRALTY COURT JURNDICTION (No. 2) BILL.
This bill was read a third time and passed.
The home adjourned at a quarter to two o'clock.

Crams BlLL—Notice of motion has been given
by Mr. Alderman Lawrence for the Court of Common Council
tomorrow :—" That this court do present petitions to both
Homes of Perlisrnent against those arbitrary and inquisi-
torial classes of the Census Bill which require all persona to
make a return in writing of their religious profession, and
also that of the memben of their family and their servants,
end which authorize the enumerators to ask questions of all
persons concerning their religious profession."
CoVircth• or CONCILIATION BILL —The select
committee of the House of Lords on this bill met on Yon.
day, the 9th, and adjourned until Friday. The. committee
consists of the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Derby, Earl
Granville, Lord St. Leonuds, Lord Brougham, Lord Cram-
me', Lord Wenaleydale, Lord Kinpdown, Lord Over.
stone, Lord Belper, and Lord Ravensworth.
GOODWOOD AND THE RAILWAY SYSTEM. The
of these races with those of Lewes and
=foes—all on the same line of railway, and within a
short period of each other—has salaried the London,
Brighton, and South Coast Railway an opportunity of try-
ing a new system, by which the public will be enabled to
spend a fortnight on the line during the races, with the pri-
vilege of running backwards and forwards without the
trouble of booking or the cost of three or four journeys. A
great facility will thus be given not only to the sporting, but
the general public also, since ninny who do not attend races
may be induced to avail themselves of the opportunity for
spending a fortnight among the watering -places on the
'oath meet. The principle of this new arrangement is, that
on psymeut of 91., on the 21st of July, the traveller may,
at his pleasure, pass to and Isom station to station on the
line, anywhere by any train, and as often as he may wish,
until the 4th of August.
Tae BLAIILIE FA ILCDE. —A general meeting of
the creditors of the late Ann of John and Anthony Bliiikie,
advocates, Aberdeen, was held within the Royal Hotel, in
that tows, ce Thursday. Mr. Bowden, C.A., Edinburgh,
reed a report prepared by the trustee, relative to the state
of the funds, but it was mentioned that the items contained
in this report were necessarily imperfect. It appeared that
about 150,000 f. of private and company debts would even-
tually be naked on the estate of John Blaikie, and, accord-
iag to present Inhumation, the estate may yield a dividend
of 61d. per pound, 'abject to charges of realisation and ex-
penses attending the sequestration. The trustee thought it
necessary, however, to remark, that even this apiatent di-
vidend may be found ultimately somewhat wide of the
truth, and that he was unable to state, even approximately,
what the actual dividend was likely to be. The meeting
approved the acts of the trustee sad commiseionen relative
to the male of the bankrupts' heritable estates, but did not
think it necessary to give any special instructions in regard
to the future management of the estate.
Ens''. HOW2OI.4ITHIC COCOA. Its deliClOW•
MIES, !smoothness, and levtgonding power have pro
cured Igst;itainend sib:olio* as • breakfast berenige. &la
11b., and 115. packets, at la 4. per lb., by the principal grocers
labelled "Jams *pa, Rut extipathie Cbanlit, lautloiL"—Ad.
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