The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-15 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS —WSDNISMaII, AUGUST 14.
The Home met shortly after eetr o'clock, when Lord Ito-
nasnatn. is the obsess. of the Lord Chsnoellor sad the
Depot, Speakees, leek kis seat en the wootrask.
RETURNS, REPORTS, AND PAPERS.
Lord ROD'S BU RY 4>fd several retarget Meg% sad Pi'
psee is the table in eanfteratil with the ewers of the home.
The hose. this Weaned daring pleasure, some delay
ilk* Pima to ecaseqaroce of her Majesty's thissimith
=r the royal esat to certain bills not Willie readied the
ROYAL ASSENT.
At half-peat two o'dosk. the royal
arrived, Lords C AAAAA LL, DIONTSAOLS, sad IDDISBUIf
took their seats below the throne es Lords Commission's',
when the royal assent was gives to the following pabile and
private bills :
The Duke of Cisabriage's Ansel/ ; Marlborough Home;
County Courts Evessloa ; Navy Pay Boroeigh ?Adios ;
Fulda, Libraries and Dinaraus ; Vectors (ftehinli); Pwl-
liantent Voters (Imbued); Reawaken Cienpoors As.
laity Raemption ; Csaterbary Settlement Lima Regis-
tration of Deeds (Ireland); Basle Sugar sad Lisessal;
Coro:sons Inch:core (No. 2); Borough Courts of Review
(Ireland): Urinary of St. Berko Division ; Sheep omi
Cattle Contagions Disorders Pretrial*. Cootiesemes ;
Court of Chancery (Ireland) Fen of Court of Commis
Pima (No. 2); Manchester Bonding
i Coss
Amendment ; Ters-
e Acts Continuum ; Fisheries • Oread Jury
grtelemd) ; (lateral Board of 'Health (No. ;
send* Corporation (Imbued) (No. 2) • Cruelty
to Animals (Scotland) ; National Geller; (lan-
burgh) ; Mercantile Macias (Ni. 2); Reglatratioa of Judg-
Reele-
ments Offices (Irehad): Zairians for Taking Fish •;
Satin I Commission ; Railways Abandonment ; Bandon is
Plurality; Small Tesemetts Rttiag ; lespeetios of Coal
Mires; Borough Owls- Police Sopermiewation Faced;
Summary Jurisdietion (Irelead); Peer Relief; Leedom
Bridge Approaches Food; Crime sad Outrage arelesd)
Act Cardamon** ; Customs; Amiss (Ireland)' Stamp
Duties (No. 2) ; Maimed Taxis Compositioa ; Union of
Libettlee with Counties Law of Copyright of Design
(amendment); Bastes Improvement, Market, Water-
wake. and Cemetery; West Cornwall Rillwa ; last of
Dock TentßAllwam y; ;
Gesl Wtminster Improvetnent
esgow Markets and Slaughter-ftworis
Bishop of London (St. Michael's Chorea. (ieseersotero)
Estate ; Marylebone and Fischley Turnpike Roads (to coo-
tines and amend the sets relator j to the above roads) ;
LiffrasjilleSSDy, and 211011tbpOli Railway sale Of Wee to
the and Yorkshire Railway Company) ,
_• River
Lee Trott; Wolveritemptos Improvement Aet Amend-
ment ; St. Andrew's and Quebec Reitroed Company ,• Bel-
fast Improvement ; Bishop of Landon Estate (St. Gabriel's
Church, Piraileo) ; Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton
Railway • the Hartlepool West Herbou'r sod Doak ; West-
minster Temporary Bridge Caveadish (or liszosart's)
Rotate ; Somerville's or Mills (Buford Rectory) Estate ;
London (City) School for Orphans of Freemen ; Bari of
Craven's (or Sir John Johnstone's) Estate ; Duke of Beek-
logham's Estate ; Tatou Estate ; Earl of Olengall's Estate ;
Sir Henry M. VSMOST'S Estate • Earl of Efilogianee le.
tate ; Viscount Midleton's ; Bowie Estate; the'
Bari of Liscolo's Divorce ; Hall's Divorce ;
The commissioners having withdrawn, Lord CAXPJILL
est Speaker, in the absence of the Lord Chenoallor.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
AVSTRALIAII COLONIU BILL.—By Led MONTEAGLE
(several) from Van Diemen's land, sad from New South
Wales, easiest this bill.
The following bills were severally real a third time, and
passed
Spitalfields and Shoreditch New Street' Transfer of Ise.
Faeroese Loam; Law Food Dabs. (Ireland) ; Savings
Banks (Ireland) ; Holyhead Heehaw; Lough Corrib Im-
proesmect Company ; Omura Board of 13th (No. 3)
Coneolideed Fund Appropriation; Bill..
POST-OFFICE coxmissios REPORT.

lord CAMPBELL said that ms be had sot bees present
when the repot of the 'musket:nun se the Poet-office was
presented to their lordships, he would take the mast op-
portunity of Mating how satisfied he was with the malt to
which they had arrived. As one of the judges of the lead,
be could state that by the sow regulates which had hem
recently introduced, the work of mercy bad often bites in-
torrepted. Not to speak of *Niel immaveaienem while oa
Orme, it was absolutely asonsary that romusaatostianaboald
take place biter's the judges end with the Home-ollee
but, by this poet-o Moe regulation, all communication bad
been eat off for tweety•foor bean. More than mse
butanes bad occurred whine very serious insoavenimios,
almost affecting human lib, had occurred, sad himself
and his brother judge ea circuit bed feud It impossible
to obtain any relazamon, even sada each serious circum-
stances
Lord 31ONTEAGLE meld not give atestitacey so strikisg
as the noble aid learned lord, but he could state that an
found bad maimed is his own family where it bad beim
found impossible, in eseeeguenee el that' Posts: Alm regula-
tions, to sumo, a physiciaa in a very ardent owe by any
other means than by the elm:trio telegraph. lied suds a
teas. occurred with a poor_, it would have been impossi-
ble to have got over the lty.
Their lorips then at half-put three °Val adjourned.

SOUSE OF COMMONS —WEDNESDAY, Auo 14.
The Seamus took the OWN o few =fames alter -
Vehodr.

PETITIONS PRESENTED.
Carats Aso Erses.—By Lord D. strAR tT frau
Paddiagton, solar" the Debits stoney Wag spplisd to Fe•
Woos pa:oops.
FALSIFIC ATION or PITITIONS.—By Lord D. STUART,
from Jews Haw, cemplaialas that Was suns ,IPIEO
tacked to whims pressated to the lease, sad wink*
that one, for which *matures were asked parpordsg
in favour of Sunday tradleg, was is natty eosins' it.
ODD PILLOW? Socirms.—By Mr. G. SANDARE,
from tke Independent Order of 044 Fellows at Wakefield,
L rstteng for legal protection against fraud from their 'meats
bill sow boron the boom, sad to effect this without
elsotioyiest the unity of diforest lodges.
Ti. UIZAST Or Tall BETON Mrsors.—By Mr.
WTLD, two petitions from authors sad publishers, can-
pianist" of the stet* of the books in the library of the
British Muses" sad pray isg that simple and precise !lad-
ing catalogs, say be
POOR &TIN IRELAND.
Mr. F. FRENCH brought is • bill to mead the poor
low in Ireland.

WATERFORD, WEXFORD, AND DUBLIN
RAILWAY.
Sir W. N ERNER moved, that iguana se several ori-
ginal Worms, lodged in this home la 1846, regarding the
Waterford, Wesford, Wicklow, sad Dublin Railway, nada
the S.mional Realutions of 1846 (tallied the Peel sad Duo-
combs Resolutions), are not fortheoselog, pursuant to an
order of this home for their production on behalf of the
shareholders (dated 22sd Mach, 1850), sad es it is the duty
of this house to provide relief to the parties, that fresh re-
turns be forthwith made to this house by the climatal of
said oompeay, in terms of said Sessiosal Resolutions of
1846, and containing the laferastioa thereby required, at
verified copy of such retura.—Agreed ba.
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CRIMR AND OUTRAGE IN IRELAND.
Oa the modes of Mr. Scotts the following Maras were
ordered : " Copies of all eonv menden.. in mimics to the
asaduet of Thomas Young Prier, Esq. (a magistrate fee the
meaty of Galway), with his EtaUeacy the Lord Lieutenant
of Ireland, or with the Lords Jar. a, is the month of
Is, 18.50 ; and also a eopy of aay warrants hated by the
said Thomas Toting Prior, Big , in J ties last, for the com-
mittal of prisoners to the brideweU of Clines, in the smutty
of Galway.—R•turn of the names of the baronies and ball-
baronies, with their respective cquatiev, in Inland, which
have been proclaimed ander the Crime and Outrage Act,
with the data of the commenerment and ending of emit pro-
clamation. Of the amber and es nee of the oath pollee
force in each tousling of the proeutmea baronies. Of the
number end doemilden air= token tee sonendered to the
police wader the set. In sash barmy. Of the number sad
nature of mimes committed in each of the proclaimed be-
ronies, ram three months previous to the proelamalks up
to the present Age; and of the member of lmenses to wry
arms granted and refused under the act."
FINANCIAL RELATIONS OF GREAT BRITAIN
AND IRELAND. .

Mr. SCULLY pre nohow oail. part of the boa. mem-
ber for Portarliagtcm, that tarty next melee be Medd move
toweled eoamlttw to inquire taut the floamial relations
of Groat Britain and Imbed.
SUPPLY OP WATER TO THE METROPOLIS.
In answer to a question by Kr. WYLD,
Sir G. OBEY is tbot ho meld give no positive mown
es to the intuitions et pmemmonst te take any steps, daring
the ream for the better imply of the metropolis with
water.

RAILWAY FROM QUEBEC TO HALIFAX.
Is sawn to as Hoe. Mama. who pat sank gaieties
relative to • impend railroad bsowesa Gashes sad Halifax,
Mr. HAWES midi it was net the Mantis& et peveruseet
to Was forward fury usaware is raisionse to the Quotas and
Ralik: unload. The prepaid= made to piketwarat was
that they Ikeda give • 'serrates and that they refused.
The tieriiiisit was one of thaeski=kopertues, but
whether way adissie would he
he was set peignsed lo ay by , Ikon* he *see woes
proms ate wise inentes Hoek Menden to the gabfest.
SUNDAY DELIVERIES OF LITTERS.
Is angora to Mr. Taoists,
Mr. LABOUCHERE said that the repast spa the aim
Sabbath, maladies for the fast is had bus laid apes
the table el Ilk looses, bat be was sot psspared to assesses
the coarse that the gevarszasat intended to take apes the
subject.
NEW MODE OF REFINING SUGAR.
DELETERIOUS SUBSTANCES.
Mr. TEM/RELY asked the Cheasellar M tke Rube-
quer whether the skaldic of the gevemient had bees
erlied to the sew seeds of rade' wipe / Hie West is
asking the question was to aseertela whether any de/kooks,
autotimer wan istredseed either late snps es wakkes
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER replied that
it was quite mu that the attunes of the wawa's%
was owe tisk age called to thk groostioo, whisk was •
matter is whisk the health of had lbjesty's walftdld was
wateoresd. • new resew was dkewnwed some time It
mad there err neon to suppose that •
lead night rook k the sugar, end eameNWINIM
He theaght it his duty to stake Imlay km maths mpa
and • report was node by scares
s:Wibmil..
aAald
wird' of the sugar reliant by two est sad%
kw report of the dionists was to two meant
who presented a sump& M the Board
titsa DAVIAIS. It did 14 MN! ad say
**sunless amass sesmined la the few, bat this.
wee mesa to Wiese that a gaintay mf lad tintainod la the