The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-08 00:00:00

COPTUOLD ENFRANCEIMEMENT DAL.
By Mr. 110BHOUSE, Bea the wish el
in bees, el this hill.
Mr. F. MACKENZIE said he Owed that • • _
member ke Cechersestk tut alp 1. rta
that the wooed reading et the isitze t
Bill be delefrod from that 4AT to Sunday nen ;sit t is
feedeek. New, ea this till • dem a•
Meekesaio) gave notice that he MOW& Oa Mee negll
mossto pate in matter it a peeper form.
DRAINAGE AND IMPROVEMENT OF LAND
ADVANOEB BILL.
_ On the notion that the ham go into committee ea this

Mr. TRELAWNEY moved that the bill be committal
that day six months. He ailed is all tbe country gent*
neen moans to 0.11186 the measare, belleviss that all ph
arament gnats to the lead were extremely objectionable.
Cot. TMNIPBO7I aeoaded the aneachweat.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER ',peeled to
the hem. member sot to delay the payees of a WE whose
Fad* had already reserved the nista. of dee house.
Moe NM dieraselea, Mr. Taardtwoor persisting kf
pram his mOll.lO.
• divides took place, when the amendment was rupported
by only 4 members, maim. 73 votes recorded is favour of
tie MONNE,.
The louse tam west into somansittee on the
The first three dams beim passed, oo the fourth elates,
by whisk the dimmed°. wee eam to appropriate • aortas
portas of the sways advaseed la erecting fara-bathilap
and ether impwrient tea, elkdoet from dream" as the land ;
Chasiic" of the Ethliapier left .1t to the bow to decide
the nage of purposes to whisk the proposed tw3 adllioas of
&dream were to be devoted. • proloated emeenatioa
sassed, in whisk a variety of *aims were expressed ; the
majority, however, was Marl ley the right am. baronet
clearly to preponderate ea the Ms of ti ial the Mamma
aßagland and &alma& to simple drawee. ism mew
ben Wasp the oatrary thereat on Wag this
paid lEtc:ivision, „was tie coacbulos of the Chancellor
of the "quer wu droned W a malady of 107 to 45.
The douse was therefore expeard.
Oa a satteeqaeat claw, eastaialsg • similar provide.
with respect to Ireland, Sir C. WOOO, as before, left the
questan to the dowse, and after listening to OM sonesquent
diecessioa, declared that the majority appeered is father of
'Bowie. the money to be partially expended epos buildiage,
dm, is the deter island. leis ataimum was therefore m-
ound as die bill, with the proviso that the boildiags should
be ass.
The anindinent was ultimately withdrawn, and the dawn
Irma la
The renealaiag clauses wen also agreed to, and the hoses
hates reamed, the shaman reported presume, sad the
house miasma to 6 o'clock.

TN Sri&Kau took the Audi, is the old hoses et fire
°Week.

PUBLIC BUSINESS.
PROMOTION IN THE POST-OFFICE.
Mr. ANSTEY pretered a petition from the clerks of the
money.order department of the Poet office on the subject of
the recent vacancy in the ofßee of thief clerk in that de-
partment, and the conditions on which it was off.red to them
ia voted's.
Mr. HATTER objected to the bon. member's proceeding
to make a statement, and said that these statements went
kith etneostradiered, however untrue they might be.
no SPEAK RR—According to the rules of the house the
ben. and learned gentleman might state the substance of the
petition.
Mr. ANSTEY said that the petitioners stated that three
gentlemen who were visaed to fill the office of chief
clerk wove sucleseisely passed over, end one gentleman
whom Lord Lansdale had declared to be unqualified In ISM,
wee, nevertheless. apointed o'er their heads.
Ms. THORNELY thought it an important thing for go.
velment to consider whether they would receive the pat.
dose whether they would make this house a eruct of appeal
ye oinks who were pared over or dismissed. The
Mom sad the country ought to consider whether they were
let stablishinw a denims, precedent.
Mr. DISRAELI hoped the hones would consider, before
they adopted the views expressed by the hos. member for
Wolverhampton, that the donee of Commons wee said to be
• place in which the meatiest subject could obtain a remedy.
Some conversation having taken place as to printing the
petition.
Lord J. RUSSELL said if the hon. gentleman's object
woe to have the petitim printed with the votes, in order to
draw more attention to it, that object was not in conformity
with the motion. lf, on the contrery, he wished the petition
to be printed in order to found a motion upon it, though he
(Lord J. Russell) thought it an unnectesety expense, he did
set think the house would object to it.
After • few words from Mr. Amin in explanation, the
=Wes was agreed to.
COLONIAL EXPENDITURE.

On the motion of Bir W. Moutitorodra, returns wen
ordered of this annual receipt and expenditure of liong.Kong
(in continuation of P .rliamentary Paper No. 264, of session
18461. Also, "similar returns for New Zealand (is
continuation of Pallamestary Paper, No. 318, of
media 1844). Also, a similar return for Labuaa.
Also a rotors is a tabular form for the last year is welsh
they ma be made up of the mom revenues under their dif-
ferent heads, of with cf her Majesty's mimics, and a simi-
lar return of the disbursement. (in continuation of put of
, Parliamentary Paper, No. 740, of sewing 1847.)

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Of allbaetructiona or isquittee Lotted by the eterabettleal commis-
sioners to tie amid:44lop, sad Whops, the answers to each Ittatruc-
does, sad all data nom which the eceledaatteal teemalmioners for
England, before the let dey of assuary, 1844, rdmated sad deed the
saaaal some to be paid by the eenadadosere out of the revenue' of
the Leger tire,l to be paid to the eaembelesere tar aumentattott
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of the iscalle7 bishoprics ; els% all Maras of rearm or data upon
which the eaumiariosere attar the let day of Jemmy, 1844, tensed
'Mawr revenues, and dr danaltersdrale *payment, to take effect
upon the rudders of asy ace agar the period of each renal st,
r well r any inquiries or 124111110111111 he =satyrs sore
last motioned returns or der, soldnesol to the arch bops or
bishops W the eceeeirtical ommieciesers; la ea ores when the
grow and net Mom hare been Mb giro, the gross& of dillereaos
between the gym and net income as Me em by the antibiotic* ne
burps to be returned ; curt return to chew the dates dal Nadi In.
quirt* instruetkas, rowers, and returns, and to set forth, Is a
tabular for* the grass and net lamer of eseharekblehopand bishop,
es well es the ernes and &dudish shish serdtred the dllberense
between Pall and net income.—Akert, return of the suss paid to the
eecleslaatical commenter's fur Ze.glecal, hi esele year, stone the set to
carry into effect the 4th report of the ectualsioners of ecclesiastical
duties and resenur. ,3 and 4 Vic e. 1131. terrain deny prebend or
other dignity in any cathedral or sollogisse char** Wales, and of
the amount of ouch mum r ray bare her apprograted by the ear
stiriseers, and how appropriated.