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

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 15, 1850.•

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pun prejudicial. He thought it his inn to anbmit these
reverts to the party who Wrested this mods M reinieg
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taat namely, that he sad his wily woe* y
thy *the treadle. (Lugliter.) Hs (the Mit *the
llsr) Gees* it right that the patio Mould be he
of the reports as tlje _ one bawl sued ofisat
dialet ea the ether. He bald than la his
sell perhaps the best way would be * move
diet they be laid cs the table of the hew.
aim lan Talkla-k1 asd the pub lie woold have
pia opportunity el Few* He ewe opinio lit
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gmlissien then wed that the retains be laid en *4 table.
—Agreed to.
TIE COST OF BUILDING TEET NEW ROUSES OF
PARL/AMEN.
The CHANCELLOR ef the EXCHEQUER said he
Veelms time ego that ea wind shoal Mlaid en
Me el the Ws, is great detail, of the expense of
ItaMs* the sop bows of outlaws. Ile was sorry that
seme deity had sewed, In eassequenos of the death of
Me, birry's poles** slush. Es now, however, bad the
Mars is his leand; end Itie moved that it be laid oa the table
*the bass.—Agreed
THE CURRENCY QUESTION.
Cot. THOMPSON posposid till arm engin bis motion
resputiag the West that the Woven * geld in California
amid have era the ennesey.
TIE NATIONAL LAND COHPANY.—A SCENE.
Mt. F. O'CONNOR, In resume toe @teeniest that bad
been made on • preceding nosing by Mr. Esn, asked the
Speaker whether it woe parliameatary is ilr. Enter, out
of his own pesitet, to pay an individsal to eider to obtain
privets liformaites iv** he mull not obtain frost that in-
dividual u • milhße whams ?
Th. BPIA.g mild that IL* bad received se Woe of an
ammo* guides, bet he was not prepared to say that Mr.
Enter's amine had been unparliamestary.
Mr. HATTER attempted tonply, but the Iwo signi-
fied its Museum to allow him to answer 1111111111. Mink.
After a coatemphions anemias by Mr. Haller le. As "No
calisd " honourable Nestles*, cries of " Oeder" Isseght
the matter to • close.
INCOME-TAX.
It,. LOCKE wed for a ratam Mowing the west ef
tenons tau paid by railway eeaspanies In Ragland he Se
year ending the 31st day of Dumber, 1849 ; Wise Wes
in Seethed ; aad, return el the tan pail by sulk
railway company ior the year es Woad (hr isr
lead and Soodead).—Agreed to.
FOREIGN TARIFFS.
Mr. NEWDEGATE called the attend* of the house to
the MOOS in a report recently propelled es (miss tariffs.
Mr. LABOUC HERE admitted the importune of the ,
subject, sad regretted tke erten which had arisen. Us
explained the mode in which the Board of Trade bad obtained
the particulars the inaccuracy of which had been complained
of, and preemie* that the uhjest should wive attention.
COPYHOLD TENURE.
Mr. AGLIONBY. early salt segos, to move for leave to
istrodam a bill foe the enfranehieement of eopyliolds.
EXPENSE OF PROSECUTIONS.
Mr. AGLIONBY, early nut seselos, to move far leave
to introduce a bill empowering magistrates in petty sesame
to take the pleas of pelmets sad transmit them to the
amine.
ROYAL ASSENT.

At half-peet ot the Slick Red
appeared at the Oar and sainenesed the Speaker to attend in
the Hosea of Peers to bear the royal assent given by ens-
inimical to certain bilk. AU the anaben present followed
the right hoe. gentlemas to the Hews of Lords.
The SPIAXES., wa hie return, read over the list of
bill, which had resolved the royal west; (for which, ees

Loids' report.)
MEETING OF THE HOUSE.
Col SIBTHORP gave notice that in consequent@ of the
uncertain haus M which the hones met during the latter
pert of the ams:oe—no doubt to nit the cnovsnienee of her
Majesty's government, though very much to ineon-
'anion°, of- other members—ke would bring the subject
under the considerstioe of the house, early neat lentos.
The hoses then, at half-pat three o'clock, adjourned till
half-past one WIDONTOW (this day).