The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-05 00:00:00

THY OAS tIVISTIONIN TIM CITY.

Mr. ANDERTON them moved,
" That it b filmed to the City Lands Committee
to procure forthwith from Mr. Heywood, the surveyor
rs
to the Commisaione of &were, and such other com-
petent persons as the committee easy think fit to consult
on the subject, their °plaints whether the additional pipe
and mains authorised by the Comnsiseittosn of fieweis to be
laid within the city by the "Great C. weal Gas Consulates'
Compacy" will, or will not, be injurious to the pavement,
and ineeeew the expense to the commission, end to what
probable amount and whether or not the laying of such
pipes and mains will he prejudicial to the public and the
eroding end resident inhalwants in the streets through
which the pipes and mains us proposed to run, and
whether thi< cowl ought to .anction the laying of the sem.,
or endeavour to p the same from bcieg prose std in,
and report thereon to this court."

Mu BARKLEY secluded the motion,
Deputy PEACOCK, chairman of the Court of Sewers,
trusted that this would be the lest time the ques-
tion. would be agitated in that court, and he hoped
*hat, with ro rpect to gm for the City, that James
Aaderion had made his "list dying speech and ctofeinion."
(Laughter.) The points urged bad been met end success-
fully answered over and over again, so that it was not at ell
seaway for him (Deputy Peacock) to say any more upon
the euhjest. He would move as an amendment "the pre-
vious question,"
Deputy LOTT supported Mr. Andetten's motion.
Mr. BLAKE strongly urged, as a Commissioner of Sewers,
that Mr. Andeitoe bad, ley patting his motion upon the
piper, insulted the commission: end he believed the
lemma taken by Mr. Andrrton to be without a precedent
in the history of the corporation. However, with regard
to the notice itself, the commissioners, he thought. had
acted wisely in giving encouragement to the new company,
that they had first done all that they possibly
to came the old ones to come I. terms, but failed in
doing se. (Hear, hear )
A division took place, when there appeared :
For the env odoreat 39
Far the oldies l6

Majority 25
TON raOIiCTI3 RIBMOTILL OF OIitTIIFIRLD IIAitiLET.
Mr. H. L. TAYLOR desir,d, with the peremselon of Ms
lordship, to request that, as he Markets Impro evment Com.
mittte would be prepared with their report on that of the
Koval Clinneinioners in the course of a few dap, that his
lordeltipwould name ',pedal day for the consideration of the

letter el Air Gone Grey, sod tits teems ed the referees*
with reeard to the weeelet et Illwithliebt Kerte.
The TOWN-C lationtell Oat *eland Mayor wee
willieg to de so, owil seed Tame.
day next fir the perpteeetter ail teat the mt•
tee, in all its bssniesp, will be telly eiseldwed. No other
butlers le es be iskoadathratissler.
It having been wen the seetios dID. R.
TAYLOR, that the awl City Court Caudate
should refer to parliastai ato the swore mow before the
House of Commas, fir 'Namibia the powers of the Collie y
Courts Act, with the view et fantasias the court with early
information u to the but wens to be pursued with regard
to the London (City) Baal Debts Aets, 1817 sad 1848, the
court adjourned.