The Express.
London, England, 1868-05-09 00:00:00

FOREIGN RAILWAYS.

Central Argentine, gua-ianteed7per In, 1.
Dunaburg and Wipak (Limited), guaranteed 5 per
amt.. 78. 7t,
Great Laxembmig, 10t.
San Paulo (Limited), lit zd.
South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 141, t,

FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS.
Havana and Matanzas, 89.
Orel Vitebsk, guaranteed by Russian Goverainant,o per
cent., 791, 1.
South-Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, Bi.

COLONIAL AND FOREIGN X 114.15,
Don Pedro North del Roy, 2j, 2, 14.6 Tau
Linares (Limited), 2.
St. John del Rey (Limited), 19, 1131, 114.

DOCKS.
--
London and St. Katharine, 48.
Do., Debenture Stock, 4 per cent., 87.

PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS FOR TEE
ENSUING WEBS.
Tt e following Notices of Motions and Orders of the Day
stand in the order book of the House of Commons for
next week : MONDAY, MAT 11.
ORDRES OF TUC DAT.
Supply-committee ; Election Petitions and Corrupt
Practices at Elections hill-committee ; Ways and Means
-report ; Land Writs Registration (Scotland) Bill-com-
mittee ; Court of Session (Scotland) Bill-second read-
ing ; Court of Justiciary (Scotland) Bill-second reeding;
Representation of the People (Scotland)-report thereupon ;
Representation of the People (Scotland) Bill-committee ;
Reformatory Schools (Ireland) Bill-committee ; Ways
sad Means-committee ; Petit Juries (Ireland) Bill-
snood reading ; Registration of Writs (Scotland) Bill-
committee ; Non-Traders' Bankruptcy (Ireland) Bill-
escond reading ; Partition Bill--second reading.
NOTICES or MOTIONS.
Mr. Darby Griffith-To oak the First Lord of the Tres-
envy whether the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, on the occa-
sion of the reception of the Prince of Wales, made inquiry
of the government by what style and title he was to invite
and receive Cardinal Cullen ; whether he was instructed to
address him in the invitation by the title of "his Eminence
the Cardinal Archbishop of Dublin ;" if not, by what
title. And whether, on that occasion, precedence was
granted to Cardinal Cullen immediately after the royal
family and before the archbishops of the established
church in Ireland, the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, and
the whole of the English and Irish nobility.
Mr, Corry-Navy Estimates (in committee of supply).
Mr. Sclater-Booth-Civil Service Estimates, classes I,
3,5, 6, and 7 (in committee of supply).
In Committee of Supply,
Mr. Hadfield-On Civil Service Estimates, Class 6, No.
7, to move, that the sum of 41,3861. for non-conforming,
needing, and protestant ministers in Irebuid be dis-
allowed, except the sum of 3661. for widows and orphans
of minsters of the Synod of Ulster. The preacher at the special evening service to-
Mr. Lusk-On Civil Service Estimates, Class 6, No. 7, morrow at Westminster Abbey is the Rev. F. W. Farrar,
to move, that the sum of 691. 4s. Bd. for new minister and Assistant Master of Harrow school.
congregation be disallowed.
TUESDAY, MAY 12. THE BEER TRADE. -By a return issued this
Norwrs or MOTIONS. morning on the motion of Mr. Lecke, we learn that there
Mr. Gladstone-To ask the Under-Secretary of State for are in the United Kingdom of Great Britain sad Inland
the Colonies, with reference to parliamentary paper No. 2,496 brewers, 96,421 victuallers, 46,510 persons licensed
575, of session 1867. whether that paper correctly describes to sell beer to be drunk on the premises, and 3,215 whose
the Bishopric of Columbia as endowed with property de-
, rived from a benefaction of Miss Burdett Coutts ; whether licensesdonotpermitthe drinking onthepremises. The total
•it is not the fact that the bishoprics of Adelaide and Cape quantity of malt made during the year ending the 31st
Town have been endowed in like manner by the same December last was 47,891,816 qrs., and the amount of duty
donor ' • and, if so, whether the return might not with pro- charged was 6 494 217/ 12s. Ma. The total
prietybe amended so as to describe the three foundations
with the same correctness and precision. "-•-• quantity ex-
ported from the United Kingdom was 525,619 barrels, the
declared value of which was 1,960,053/. The largest put. Dillwyn-Public Accounts-To move the following
resolutions: That those who conduct the audit of public chasers are British India, the Australian colonies, and the
accounts on behalf of the House of Commons ought to be West Indies, and the smallest are the Papal territory, and
Lubeck, whose consumption is confined to ens barrel nano.independent of the executive government and directly
responsible to this house. That, inasmuch as the appoint-
ment, salaries, and pensions of the officers entrusted with INDIA AND CHINA MAILS. - SOUTHAMPTON,
the conduct of such audit are more or leas under the con- MAT 9.-The Peninsular and Oriental Company's Mesmer
trol of the Treasury, the present system is one which im. Syria, with the above mile, passed the Noun=
at 12.10
peratively calls for revision.
Mr. Bouverie- Queen Anne's Bounty Board-Select p.m. to-day.
Committee to inquire into the management and conatitu- DEATH OF M. Ds Cosaarria.-Viacount de
Lion of Queen Anne's Bounty Board, and to consider the Cormenin, who for more than half a century was well
expediency of transferring its duties to the ecclesiastical known al a politician and political writer, has just died at
commission for England. Paris, aged 80. He was one of the first members of the
Sr If Lopes-Local Charges on Real Property-That, Council of State, having been appointed auditor in 1810,
inasmuch as the local charges on real property have of late at the age of 22, by Napoleon 1., whose attention he had
years much increased and are annually tncreasing, it is attracted. He continued to form part of the same body
neither just nor politic that all these burdens should be under the restoration. He was elected a deputy In 1828 and
levied exclusively from this description of property. down to 1846 formed part of the different Assemblies
Sir R. Palmer-Victoria-That this house regrets that whiqb succeeded each other. It was during this period
a vote for a grant of money, to indemnify thelate governor that he published, under the pseudonym of " Tiroon,"
of Victoria for the loss which he sustained by his recall, a number of political pamphlets on different quer
should have been recommended by a message of the lions of the day, and which acquired great celebrity.
governor to the Legislative Assembly of that colony, with Some of them went through asmany as twenty
the sanction and of her Majesty's government. editions, and they exercised such influence that on
Mr. Clive-Water Supply-Bill to make better provi- one occasion the government of Lonis•Philippe
Sion for facilitating and regulating the supply of pure was compelled to withdraw a bill which he had
water in cities, towns, and districts throughout the attacked. He was defeated at the general elections of
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. 1846 in consequence of his supposed sympathy with the
Mr. Denman-Law of Evidence-. Bill for amending the Jesuits. But he was again returned under the republic,
law of evidence in certain coma. and appointed one of the Vice-Presidents of the Assembly.
ORDRES OF THE DAT. He gave his adhesion to the empire, and was in 1855 made
Stockbrokers (Ireland) Bill-second reading ; County by imperial decree a member of the institute of Francis in
Courts (Administration Jurisdiction) Bill-committee ; the section of administration. Ills only politicalzigrlet
Church Rates Commutation Bill-second reading ; Military since 1847 was a pamphlet on the tonnage dues in
at Elections (Ireland) Bill-second reading ; Landed Pro- published in 1860.-Galientoni.
petty Improvement (Ireland) Bill-second reading The grand old thorn trees-red and white-in the
Divorce and Matrimonial Orem Court Bill-committee ; upper drive of Regent's-park nee just numb", into use.
Customs and Income Tax Bill-serad reading. sour. These trees, which made Mazylaboadelds femme
WRDIERSDAY, MAY 13. even in the days of Charles 11., are more worth a visit than
ORDERS or TEI Dar. they were in Mr. Popys's time.-AtAncene.
Weights and Measures (Metric Sptem) Bill-second BELFOI,Tea CASINOSMission.-Itwig a
reading; County Financial Boards (No. 1) Bill-second
reading ; Oxford and Cambridge magY "ma, covered with a Turkey carpet, and eeemiaing
a dark rolished mahogany dinner table, on my hoary
reading ; Railwaym(Guardsinc7Pamangers Communication)
carvedlegs which an old at two
Bill-second reading ; Cotton Statistics Bill-committee ; "oar .
in the day for the of her Majeny• 's
Sunday Trading Bill-committee ; 'imam' Affirmations The table world ban b:enurlesrge enough for 14 gamins, and
(Scotland) Bill-second reading.
THURSDAY, MAT 14. sling the side further from the fire there were pissed some
ORDISS OF THE DAY. six heavy chairs, good comfortable chairs, stuffed at the
the side
• back as well as the seat-but on nearer to the foe
Renewable Leasehold. Conversion(lreland) ActExtemson
Bill-committee • County General Assessment (Scotland) the chairs were placed irregularly ; and there were four
Bill-second reading • Government of India Act Amend- mambaim °H one side ea& sa°ra the other. Than
ment Bill-second reading ; Governor-General of India were four windows laa room, which looked M at-
Jamee's.park, and the curtains of the windows were dark
Bill-second reading; Petroleum Act Amendment Bill-
eommittee ; Representation of the People (Ireland) Bill- and heavy-es became the gravity of the purposes to
committee ; Boundary Bill-committee. which the chamber was appropriated. In old days it bad
NOTICE OF MOTION. been the dining-room of one prime minister after =other.
Sir Colman O'Loglilesi-On motion for going into oom- To Pitt it beep the abode of his own familiar Ana'
dial Penske, and Lord Ueorq bad bow dull than mitten on Representation of the People (Ireland) Ball to
move, that it be an instruction to the committee to abolish among his dull friends for beer after ywar. Iflo
the frowner, franchise in Ireland, saving the rights a =cistern of the premed 'day dit mon eennerisat
existing freemen. to live in private horses and, Weed, sot an-
FRIDAY, MAT 15. frequently tarry their cabinets with them. But
ORDER or THE DAT. ender Mr. Mildrnay's isle, the metnp wen gem-
Weights and Measures (Scotland) Bill-second reading. rally held in the old room at the elfisial rwiisase. Mine
Nom= or MOTION& did the aged message, naive sash arm choir, now a little
On going into Committee of Supply, this way and now a Was that, and than look at them as
Sir Colman O'Loghlen-To cell attention to the absence tam,* mme‘bialf of the beadram7 of the m=gimmeeet
of a permanent al in Ireland, and to move an tile._.,alat,„___,,fer° of its
address to her humbly representing ti her Matson Mr. ""1""eq should 'nue"' ee..ll*o aleefeeeeblei
that it would to the advantage of the ere... ilia mo that he could hear what was add =mat a Mnagle to
the good government of Ireland, and tend to allay je ns Lis altr.t and see °C.=. feces eked/. sad feel the
mad climate= in that country, if her Majesty had • per without beam* bee le West be leandlin that he
omen miasmas in Ireland, and that this house, fe °meld a" Magi upon reaffilieg• this aere#4lllCle
gtunhg tie importation mod, and eo.openate with bar portant was the work now cionddod to the of that
Mainly in any Mops le my paciously leasedp to take messenger ! When Ms =lien mod
to mew oat so •ithie an Edroom some half a dam time, wh
iz-biamm_ly cap attention to the delay in „w. sash marten, laid his heal apes every ellakeind=
g=r the iurasiperneate for the erection of the New "realm wbieb lay ern a eble-esble-eilli*ddi bed,
sad Oases of Judas ; and to ask the First Con Ism than for two p=psad "agar ** cad 11141 e,
miniener °Marks, what an the reams of sash Map, or would look-be
sad what was the opinion of the La thaws et the 0191,11 Id...if la aa sag °bait net dal
upon the questioas sisbadttod to them relating to As amble' Per i* WO* be
logaUtr dthe illeio• of • dodo for inch ands ted
aoooa 41 amg 121"1457 " *km "WM •
--Mot for Nay.

JOINT STOOK BANKS.
Alliance (Limited), 14 !
Chartered Her. oh InLondon, and Chiz a,
Imperial Ottoman, 10(1,ruit
London and River Plate (Limited), 44.1
London and County,
Do., New, iwaed at 20 prem., IV. paid, 341,
London Joint Stock, 35i.
London and Westminster, 691, 70i.
Do., scrip, issued at 101.. prem., none of which has
been paid, 47i,
Union of London, 31';

MISCELLANEOUS.
Anglo-American Telegraph (limited., 23j,
Atlantic Telegraph. 57i.
Do., 8 per cent., 106.
Nylon Company (Limited), 71.
City of Moscow Gas (Limited),
City Onioes (Limited), si.
Commercial Union (komunuiee), 6j,
Credit Fonder of England (limited), 211, 3.
Ebbw Vale, 13).
Egyzatan 9 per cent. yioeroy Loan, amarantend b 7
government, 891, it.
ore-street Warehouse (limited), 144.
Hudeon's Bay, 15, 14).
Italian Irrigation (Canal Cavonr), 24.
National Discount Company (Limited),lo3,l.
Ocean Marine Insurance, 19), /.
Oriental Clea (Lim.), 7.
Panama, New Zealand, and Australia Royal Mail,
(Limited), 34- oweiwww--
Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance (Limited), 41.
Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 711, 701.