The Express.
London, England, 1860-05-08 00:00:00

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Tigris AND Istraormorr or LAID (IRRLAND) BILL.—
By Sir J. WALSH, to move that this bill be rend seemed
time that day sir months.
Mr. Wusion's BUDGET. Colonel STLEI, LOEWY* to-
morrow for returns on the au ;mt.
Taut Rce7aB GUNBOATS.—By Sir F. SMITE, to move on
Friday next for a committee to inquire into the circurn.
Mimosa relating to the alleged defective state of certain
gun and mortar boats belonging to the royal navy.
Tit Horns or Panusweirr.—Sir F. KELLY, to ask
the Chief Commissioner of Works, on Tuesday, the Bth
inet., whether he hoe received the report of Sir Roderick
Murchison and Professor Faraday on the promisees for pre.
the external stonework of the Houses of Parliament,
and w he has any objection to lay the MIDe before
the laws, together with copies of the instractions or
similes of reference to those gentlemen, and any further
eoce, not already before the house, which has
between the Board of Woks and the respective
patentees, the referees, or Sir Charles Barry.
VOLUNTEER '''TIGERS.

__.6OPri(itr.
Mr. BOW YER eked the Secretary of State for War
whether a regulation had recently bees made that officers
el volunteers were not to have their nulbary rank at court,
and if so, whether her Majesty a gournmeut would noon-
saw the subject, sad allow to such offleers theft military
'mak at court.

Mr.B.gEIIBERT had stated the other night, in answer
to a similar question., that no such order had been promul.
gated. He had since seen a report of a meeting at Liver-
pool, at which it misstated as a great cieveneethat idlloers
of volunteer corps were not allowed to go to court in their
uniform. He could give an usqualilled contradiction to
that statement. Every one pressed at the hurt levee meat
have noticed a coomiderable camber of volunteer alone
pnwat in their uniform.

THE ORDER OF THE BATH.
Mr H. RTRACEY eked the fiecretar7 of State for War
whether the Secretary of State for Ind* had not tent to
him the names of certain °Mors of her Majesty'. Indian
Amy who bed fur their distinguished services been recom-
'eroded by the Governor-General of India and the Com-
meader•in-Chief for the companicaiship of the Bath ; and,
if es, why this honour had not been warted ; sod whether
there wrisay objection to their names being recorded in the
Gentle

Mr. S. HERBERT mid that the names of officers in both
the Queen's and the East India service had been received ;
but the number of knights companions waa already ern-
*adorably in !MOM of the statute ; and on that soot
alone they had not been gasetted. It would not be cornet
to publish the woes of those officers before they had re-
ceived the order, which he hoped would be given them
Wore long,. (Hear, bear.)
IRISH ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSION.
. . . . .

/dr. VANCE asked whether it was inteeded to introduce
the bill for the better regulation of this eonondesion
Ne. CARDWELL hoped the bill would be introduced
into the other house in the eounte of the present week.

TRADE MASKS.

Mr. citum-Ewii6;ii;d iiTir;;affit d the Bawd of
Trade if be intended to being in a bill as the added of
trade marks and false marlunp of measurements; sad
if So, wben

_ _ ,
Mr. M. GIBSON said that • bill had been Fevered, and
it had been the intention of her Majesty's government to
bring it in very shortly. But there was • bill before the
select committee of the House of Commons respecting the
amendment and consolidation of the laws relating to forgery ;
and be was informed that it was intended to introduce •
clause into that bill on the subject of the fmgery of trade
marks. The government would wait to see this bill before
they decided upon briniin; forward their own.
TROOPS FOR CHINA.

Sir S. NORTHOCITE asked the Secretary of State for
War whether say additional number of troops had keen
'cot to or *owl under orders for China beyond the
number stated in this house by the Secretary of State for
Ladle on the 24th day of February last ; what was the
amesut of the addition, if any ; and whether it had been
made by the deepatch of troops from India or from this
country. Mao, what arrangement had been made for the
wives and families of the troops deq;etched from 'lndia to
China. And whether, in consequence of any addition that
might have been made to the number of troops, it would
he necessary Inc the government to apply to parliament in
the preeent session for an additional vote of credit on ac
count of the ('hinese expedition.
Mr. S. HERBERT said that, in answer to the question of
the hoe. baronet, he hal better restate first what was the
amount of force mentioned by his right boo. friend the Se•
cretary of State for India on the 21th of February last am
being about to be despatched from India to China. There
were fire regimasta of Zoropsaa infantry, sad probably two