The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-15 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

MOM 01 COMMONS ,TlllB DAY.

The Si man& took the elude shortly sear 12 o'clock.
Bad rite Bee es Roleoyd's &date Bill, and Sir
Bsoj smile Haire Bonus Bill were node Aire, time and
poised.
Rovessi petielone went panntsd siting the Woof Poisons

SUPPLY.
The house went into estuna.tke of supply, and the follow-
Me rotes were agreed So
432,9901. t r rise disembodied meiHtla.

133,0001 a supplementary anima'slower& d, fraying the
charge to. burr irks. This item was thus distributed—via,
67,0001. barna improvements; 30001. Ito the site of new
team** at Notwaghsos 700004. tor • new hasping st
Illetle7; and 3.0001. for the main sewer at Netley.
Btr W. CODIt iNGlLLlAmprareed his rogret==r
sum was 1104 propped, tn order to carry out MS r
ikal of the sandary coronsiastion which had recently reported
on the subplot of barrack aosommadation in the metropolis.
Colonel KNOX called attention to the bad state of the
Yertioara-arrest barracks, and suggested that they should be
doseeenru with.
PEEL mid It was Impossible to ask for more
wag, as all the ways sod mesas of the year were already
reef&

Kr: COEDIT? asked if ereessermile had bees nude
kr tryisi m sew prams fsearylog ths elloblag of eddies
Cleasral PEEL eadd w W darsoled MS • uial should be
made

63,00A1. to make np 90,000/ required Le the survey of the
United Kingdom, and for the Tphical Department.
1,0001., in addition to 14,0001.0rra, foe the Registry-home,
Edinburgh.
20,0001. to defray the outman of the W.llingtoa

Thu last vote Owed the estimate of the sessinn, and the
chairmen Ole Fitzroy) tree directed to report progress
amidst ems cheering.
CORRUPT PRACTICER PREVENTION ACT CON-

BILL.

Os the maks tor-idni leis cosa etio-71-ee. on this bill,
Mr. V. 13311T11 complained that it was sot merely • con-
tinuance bill, because It matabeed • clause tencesoning A.
mows for tie 0.11.71111101101 r VOilfil SO the poll.
M. WALPOLE said there were coullicting &diens in
law respecting the legality of such mammas, and he had
thought it ,only ntht that advantage should be tam of this
ball to sena such doubtful points. He had, thertelore, intro-
duced three amendments of the existing act into this
bill—First, to define what was a casdidaie at as
election. Second, to alter the remuneration to be paid le
the alectiou auditor. At present the audits, wee added
to po dug. from the very first 11. spat in the amain. H.
the oflicer should receive • Ise of 101. unto
Mad that
that beyond that he should be entitled to poundage.
Third. to place the law with regard to payment of voters,
for their conveyance to' the poll upon • fixed and settled
footing. At pretest the decisions in law upon that point
wore conflicting, and by no means settsfactory.
After some remarks Ban Colossi FuavcH 11114 t
Rt tar
Mr. BEN TINCH observed that the third amendment
would maks it the interest of the election auditor to swell
the ripeness as much as possible. Moreover, Parliamenthad abolt•htel property qualifications, and something should
be dam to prevent needy candidates from incurring elocdon
expiates without having the means of payment.
Mr. M. GIBSON said he had been reclaimed by the lota
member for Bristol (Mr. Henry Berkeley), who ins unable
to attend, to inquire whether next esseion the government
intsaded to Introduce • permanent tasesure, and if so,
whether it would include the ballot ?

Mr. WALPOLE tilih;thouirbi it would be expedient
to hm:loco a penemaent measnre, but lila opinion against
the ballot wee very decided.
The lunar then west into committee.

oo lgoot t, •hicTivirtio to tilepaitileat of the travel-
liag «penete of Totem
Mr. DARBY GRIFFITH tooted en amendment
=shag the thew directly prohibit the payment of mob
expenses. It would open the &or to wholesale bribery to
allow such exprnees.
Mr. .1. U. 11 TZGERALD supported the clause as it
stood.

Mr. AYRTON apprehended that the law rued. it Illegal
to pay travelhag &apemen bat sot to provide c,nrryancee,
and be thrught own a clause as thia would mart the dial-
amity —win,
"Thar it 'ball be lawful for any persos to provide con-
reyasce for say voter for lb* purpose of as election, bet it
shall not be lasted to pay say Ramey at give any saleable
consileredes to a rotes for or is respect el Ole travelling
ea-
protes kw sack purpose."
([eft sitting.]