The Express.
London, England, 1858-06-08 00:00:00

THE OATHS BILL.

The Earl of LLICAN mid that according to a promise he
had given to the house, be begged Lace to bring in a bill to
enable both houses of parliament to arrange the oaths to be
Oaken by mambo= of the Jewish faith.
A shed ONIVINIStkiII followed with reference to Lord
Lyndltarat'a haring brought in a bill to the same edict.
The bill woe thee read • gnat time.

Tie Sale[ LUeANaiditTnnderatood the noble and
lemmad lord intended to brew on the mond reading of his
bill a lluneday next, which he thought waa rather
too soon.

The Earl of DERBY said that co a question of snob great
Importasios opportunity should be given for the fullest man-
&ration, end ft was not maim too much to salt ten days'
malice.

Lord LYNDHURST had no objection to postpone the
almond reading to Friday week.
Hari STANHOPE mid be had a notice of motion for that
day.
It wee ultimately arranged that the second reading should
be taken en F meek, Sari Stanhope haring, rework
his modem te tbe liceday.
Tha home adjourned at 90 minutes to 7.

SOUSE OF COMMONI3..—MoNDAT, Jura 7.
The eri took the choir it 4 o'clock.
Miff lIEMBIR.
_ . _

Lord STANLEY took td ONO/ a—ad Ws nat as las re-1110-
tin for King's Lyaa.

- PRIVATE BILLS.
The Lords' amendments on the following Ms win read
and agreed to .—Stentford Or; Stoke, Funlnn, sod Len-
ts* Oss ; and Sufferance Wham. (port of London) Bills.
The following bills were reed a third time sad poled :
Halifax Park and Ito to ; North &Ma
il
(Consolidation, &e.); Went-end of London and Claphantan=
Norwood hoodoo Railway (Abandonment) Bills.
The re tha Rest Suffolk, Yarmouth, and Raddia-
cat red LewoMoß and decries Railway Companies Amalga-
mation 818 was remildarod, and the Mil was ordered to be
nod a tided lima.

On the notion for sonsidarbe law rowel of rho Lawasahire
and Yorkshire and Bea Lanorabire Railway Companies
Bill,
A dimmed= tech place, which was adjoined tin this day.
MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOLN-
SHIRE, AND GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY
COMPANIES BILL.

o. Thimotionfo:titeiurther consideration of Ude bill,
Mr. SPOONER moved its postponement for a week.
Mr. HENLEY suggested that the WA reading of the bill
should be flied for If onday ; and there would be time in tho
interval for the hoose to me the wrldenos.

Mr. SPOONER ems sang tO adopt the suggestion.
Sane amendments we Um introduced. and the third
reading of the bill vas Azad /or Monday next.

GREAT SOUTHERN OF INDIA RAILWAY
COMPANY BILL.
This MB woe red a sewed doe.
TOWN SCHOOLS IN IRELAND.
Mr. EIRE gave wow that oa Tarday, the 29th teat.,
be should call the strewth& of the hones to the report of the
commissioners epos the lowa schools Is lesimd, sad the
aseawity of proper nowetties applied to their abeam
TEI SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH AND THE
FISHING BOATS.

Ind A. PAOSTge-WMteicetat;:
of ma which be
should the dey pee to the net Lied lb • Admiralty—
Whether be bed noshed s pathism,eleped by 100 omen of
belonging to Desk Wiliam, eel etbar
that the Bahasa/be bed
hid buoys across the North the
with the laying of mackerel sad ether
iseg doe Lords of the Admiralty to owamittea to berm=
sad mooed , whether It wee the WWI= of the Tine Lard
of the Aioity to came dria to be nemswel