The Express.
London, England, 1857-12-12 00:00:00

Mr. MALI NS contended that the act of 1844 was gibe in
principle, Übe In theory, end false in practice. Ho should
the committee.
oppose
BORBFALL thought the act of 1844 required stand-
Lest, and fur that I\lo.oll should vote for the committee.
WEGUELI24 thought that limiting the Bank of
Basked simply to operations of deposit without glvis It
the pews at assisting commerce by t o. d note% would he
a autos Wary to the country. lio should vote for the
awanettee.

BOOKER BLACKYORE objected to the course
takes by the government as . They should
have adopted a mote immediate remedy the appoint-
ment of a committee.

T►.CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER mind.
The debate had .•tided him still Anther of the =twenty of
thiaccanoittee—to follow the advice of its oppose to would
be to draw a ticket in the lottery of Islf.Ytiam in the hope
that it would torn out a prise.
For the motion. 296
Against it ll7-178

Ia repito Mr. NITIDIOATTI,
The CU ANCILLOR at the EXCHEQUER mid that
the het of government Mein moved for • cormaitt• 3 to ha-
tato Me provider of the Beak Ada usosmarily implied
that it would be comp/teat to the ersamittee to etworameed
alterations in than asts, with raped either to the most ma-
terial or the less materiel of their prostates. Whether ge-
mstones! might Orel dimmed to act as my each meow-
meadatioa was • matter Orr Mm emmideration.

The Neaktien wee bee "web b.
The CHANCIIILLOR d 1101131917311 boob bat
tt tem 'embodies to iireembllbe *Ors lab iha arm
of the borne obanswahl dikes; sib to hs watigais bag he
It has babe babel by lho lows for regulating the Iwo at
Bank now payable as d'art.
T. BARING 'blatant Dueness had Rigby
bran mina bt the and suggested that a manor
carnitho shout be qbablet to haqr4re Into the casse et
the abb. to which the lobos Maned.
Tb. CHANCILLOR at the lICIIRQUIR oarldent
the racambialie, abrlhor Impesodosteb It "bald be
. .

=baulk haismiell II bine eseinkleee Wing ea
en se cies* emselled, end es eamedllee eggeided
le Ye the ems et oonnesedel &eras weeil, es in
lbe eon el His eemillse at NA be le peg oda* I car
sites ea link Ad et 1844. • pest Awl d Ono midi!
sloardialjrd eabiacis Nth* camatee.
Ms. N dm two pal wee &e we, end he
Inlaid seggeellon at the bas. atenbst Act Huntingdon
wadi In seceded to.

Lai J. Russia ow the richt km mmtlenteatM
member for the University of °skied had inquired what wee
to be done with any moat that way* arks from thelncreased
Yeas beyond the limit .lowed by the kw. In 180 the
Mated that if say meet maenad it would go to
r mantatio,alt and not to the Bash. At that time tame were no
politer, and the paint wee not materla If the molt should
now be small the matter would not ha one of meat hare-
mos. But If the law should mak to !ter menet Mane it
wee skehuble that It shoo'd be karma that the Hank would
mot drive soy meet from the mks hone. (Herr.)

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHialUlit sell his
&thistles led bete directed to the widest, but it woo not de-
sirable to come to eay dilatant erreagetnent until the es-
meet was okesd. It wet most important that no
should net ce the Beek or being actuated by say =a n-
tenet The dkootose won extremely reloomat to for.inge
the kw, red he Wend they would rause the Woe se soce
so oircenstenees we'd permit that, to do so. (Hear.)
Bir H. WILLOUGHBY. whaled to hew, if wry bee
should scene, whether it wood ha borne by the Beek?

The CHANCELLOR of the RICHEQUER wee lot
aware bow say km wee likely to worse, but if that should
be the ere he would, os the ootarreaeo of that event, Worm
the boa. 'mamma. (" Hem," med laughter.)
Hr. DISRAELI mid thetas the committee would tot mat
WO Mew y, the goverment would have ample time to
oteeldso the popoeidea of the boa. member for Huntingdon,
mad he h isd they w 00.% adept R. The Let camellia • 3
WY noel to bogs, mad be thought tt would be better to
acelasee thou committees: or to inquire into the causes
of the meemerelel dimmer ; use to amain. 4.2t0 the Lien
sad &Mei of brtlche ; mid ',other to inquire into
the at of ostemittes eat masedlag 12 members.

o. WOOD maid N. aseralelm timid le-appointed
clualvaly to toippsaii lab the mom oftlismasesecral distress,
the oaosfdseslioaaof the set of 144 maid be excluded, sod
that sot, is the opiates slaw haa. INMAN% ma me of
the bases of that distress. As to the issaapmeat of Scotch
sad Irish honks., Bs thought It lospeseltde to separate that
trees the maims mestica. N. cm deeded that the combs,ced Dams wee is a great memo seamed by over-waft.'
sad ovtr-baltiag in Scotland , sd It meld lie Award to
hem Arca acasaattc each of vriwicli weld b. =dad: I
boas aseeklarlag two of thr.:e subjects wt 4b were closely

Mr. T. BARING said he lad ordy made the
became the new source had boa pursued by the olig:stWa
of
Larder ha 1647. . ..

117.1f/VBEGATE was In favour of a avant* smiler-
Won of the emotions.
Mr. P. O'BRIEN was in favour of separate committees.
The motion was this agreed to.
On the motion of Mr. Vs :ice, some Nauru we» ordered
ralating to Wexford Eras Bridge.
NEW WRIT.

A ..w writ re orinnod for Bt.l;ling !ranch., in tho plane
of Mr. Deg, who be. soorted the Chiltern Hundred*.
TM hors thr stormed .t half-part ono, until a garter
balm three o'clock ads day.

MIDLAND RAILWAY.