The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-10 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORD&—Tincatur, Jtn.y 9.
Their lordships owl at des o'clock.
POOR ASSESSMENTS (SC(TLAND) BILL..

Tbe Earl of AMUR mo►ed the sesed reeding of this
lull. He and that its object rise to substitute ow uniform
rating for Ilk, four übodos oiaasamosat at present in use in

The bill vrai stllimakly road • snood time•
RAILWAY °OXFAM'S XORTOAGE TRANSFER
ISOOTLANDI BILL•

The enteadinenteia tido bin Will inarelered sad agreed
to, and the bill was read a third tier surd pawed.

EAT INDIA COUNCIL, Ac., BILL.
Ithict DE i:REV asa awing moved Um Mead reading
d Or E..t LAO Coeval Bat the object of whirl is to
wends! awl the ssiteotivii sad legitLitive L•ouocilt
.4 ledis—the mc.wun slit& bee bsso so much discussed
ui the other bou.e.

The Earl of ELLEN BOROUGH pointed out that the
bill propieed a radical alteration in the constitution
of the roused mat although he agreed in the
espechency of putting an end to the mischief and
sciodal which attended the present legislative
oiiiised of India. and while there was much in the
bill which he approved, yet the present bill went beyond
what was found to he necessary by the es penman of the
two last modifirations of the conned. He also objected to
the merinos enabling the governorgeser.il six or
twelve sew members at his discretioa, es the effect of it
would be to place him is a musonty in his own owned, ea
the sew members must he taken from the mercantile class.
who desired to govern India on prisciples different to
those on which the present goverorrant was established.
The Duke of AILGTLI. and Lord Lrrimivi followed.

The Earl of DERBY rid he dui sot pretend; ester
Silo a disunion of the important gyrations which were
involved in this bill, but he withial to auk for an explanatioo
on use or two points. His nods friend (Lord Ellen
had made rust objections to the leaduii prusiple:folit
hill. Any observations from his noble (neat] on this sub.
peg were donning of great consideration ; and nee ef
those objectioes he thought especially worthy of corridors-
ts in, namely, se to giving notarised legislative powers nth*
local council. There was another pinkie of the moss, to
which he did out attach the smile importance that his °obis
(need did, vie , that of the flovernortleueral, in the se.
Urged council, being overpowered by his council, becalm%
white be looked at the mode in which the council wee ewe.
'Stated --orie-hall being parson Luldisg ollicial situalism,
and the whole of them being selected the Governer-
tenant' himself, ho did Dot think than was say &ogre od
the ,coed becorairig too indet, but h.
weed la the °pude that the I ve Cesacil,
as recently rosetitutal, Wag a little sieskerf,
was triteoy unsuited to laths. He did sot rive. layover,
to dimness these mattes,, With regard S. the
publicity to be gives to the proceediap the essacil.
he wished to Incur whether any diatiacties was to he aeon
between the ton asseities of the couacil, or rather the two
emmails, we the Eadutive, sod the other the Leigidskive
Ossad. Nethieg conk' be more incoeveniest than to have
the illeseder elf the &duties Conseil carriedon is public.
Another point as which M wished for diorama= wee with
regard to the third dame, which statedthst go pence shall
be aPponted to thin Slim unless he ham dos or shall be in
the service of the noire far So yeast This wee aomense,
and lie presumed Unit the clause bad been altered is the
Humes of Commains, sad part of the ukl dada bed been left
te by mistake.
Earl UKANVILLE rid when the mused was Shies
is it. eadative ispesity so publicity whatever woad be
pves ; aid a• tow Leive Conseil, the wetter would
be left to the Goversereral. With nod to theether
smatter, as doubt the espirastioa of the ruble earl was the
right we, awl the chum would ho altered when they got
into committee.
The bill was thee red a seeesd tine.
'.:OUBTIf Or JUITICI BLILLDING BILL.

This bill was mad • essind Raw
BOUNDARIES OF BUROIEIEXTENSION(SEXYFLA.ND)

DILL
TEL bill pond through ceineillise.
LANDED IMPROVEMENT PNOPENTE BILL.
'MU bill WY reed a third the and paid,
Their lorJahipe than adjourned at II isiontes pad 8
idea.

1101782 OF COMMONS.—TUISDAT, Jolt 9.
(Contained from yesterday's Express.)
NEW MEMBER.
Tits Arroasee.othisitht took the oaths sad his seat upon
bi. re-electien far the city of Durham.
The sitting wee lime suspended.
Tbe hews misumed at sir o'clock.
BOROUGH OF GLOUCESTER.
Kr. M. IMMULLIAY to ask the Seermary of State
Is, the Meths Depilating whether it was hi iateatine to
mono I. committee ea the Ibeetesa Lew Anwedmeat Bill,
• dram far the disfranchisement of Giweeeriier kw the
and whether that pima esatthes was I. date from the
id elesliw or to be prospective.
Me 0. C. LEWIS mid if the bill came as to the present
asealera. which was somewhat doubtful, it was him intention
to mesa leech • three. The time wield be eimputed from
the thins of the ememmiwiewere rapid.
Mr. R. BEIUCELZT amid he would wittiest. his motion
for Ow inning elf • welt far Gloucester. If the bill cams
befeles tbe lame ho siesuld move than the writ be hoed,
and if met, he dwell feel it to to his duty to isy the emit
of
Olencestee Mime the house.
MERCANTILE MARINE FUND.
Mr. CRAWFORD wished te as the President of the
Bard of Trade to what Reamer it was inteuded to dad
wflkalalariabelsase I. bond end animal surplus which,
as this weasels of the noarcentile maries food
an • Mid ere parliamest, sow stood to tbe credit of
that head l'
Mr. GIBBON mid that the mann from light dues is
ISM was 2112,300... sad takiag the average of the last seven
years, the expeaditurs wee annually 207,907 f , leaving •
surplus of T4,400f. Fres that mph. morn he deducted
the impel:nee for lifeboats, end rewards for saving life,
amounting to 6,000 f. • you,, leering 604,401)/. It wee pro:
posed to apply that to the robsetion of the light dues I.
this way : to bike lb Ter wet. a the coutingvoyages,
whiskwould amount to 121 W, and 10 per omit addi-
timal for oeset!sp and emu's voyages, mounting to
54,1201.. that giving relief to the elispowetog antenna to
the .aunt of 61.176 f. II SYNC week after thole reductiom
took fall amt, the shipowner who in 18.54 paid 100.. on a
:liship, sad wbo sow paid for an oversee versa 511.,
te a ccsating vend Of., would for the funds pay only
MM. In that way it was proposed to dispose of the imarpbss
of assume over e • . With rapid to the balsam on
hoed it was H t that that would riot be more than eat.
iciest for the new buildings and lights which were rendered
beesseary from time to time by the requirements of the
trade.
INLAND REVENUE BILL.
In reply to Mr. iimirt.n.
The CH A NCILLOR el the ELCIIMQUER said he weld
poetpor this bill till the 19116 bat be did net Wok be
could Hs it for as evening sitting, as it was aserseary to get
forward with 'imply. The pooeiesons of the bill were wetly
prdiribioes of nolazation, sad it there were any centroverted
piste he would postpose thus till mat swrioa.
ELECTION LAW AMENDMENT BILL.
La rolply to Mr. Burr,
Mr G. LEWIS said it was his wish to proceed with this
bill. but is consequent", of the slow program of the cowl-
mitts, of supply, it wee necessary to give people:eon to
the setimatin over every other subject. il. would Math on
on early day what it was proposed to do with the bill.
BANKRUPTCY BILL
Is reply to Mr. Cameroun,
Lord J. RUSSELL mid be believed it was the lineation
to with this bill ea Moaday, bat be could est say
vely that it would come on then.
IRREMOVABLE POOR DILL
Is reply to Mr. HENLIT,
Mr. VILLIERS said that as this bill had gobs through a
goad deal of fliseassios during the day. that was • mama
why it tided be bigwig on We at eight. (A lanes.)
Mr. HENLEY—After what hour at sight would it red be
taw
Mr. VILLIERS would not bring it oe after two.
(Laughter.)
THE IFILDNESDAY SITTING.
la reply to Mr. Heinneme,
Lent J. RLIISELL mid, as the Quoin was sot is Loudon,
it was sot the Minium of the goverameat to skeane over
to.morrow. (Hear.)
NAVY IZMERVED LIEF OF CAPTAINS.
Mr. B. Col 'HALANK is rhiwg to move that the ere of
N. emits ins placc.l us the swerved list by nosier if ceased
In 1101 be mimed te thew narairy.Geeerel for kis
br
whet yomerisal 1101 there wee
mad when that was disocistime it was EA
I. le • peat health* ou the oificers of the
Bevy. They linked, therefore, to Atom premises
fur • eartaie bomber ef captain to have their maw Pend
sat ea the retired list, but owl the reserved lad ; the' sees to
say they were to lie mesidered se the active list siz le
zed
emit et pay sad promotion, but were sot to be az
Millmine duties except I. time 4 war. a pied
Nis was the understand* several of aeon
the Oresswi-h out.pseekm. Now. when 13 el threatens
wail receive Ism. a limy helf.pay that iieskinesedizl
the lemesectioe, as order maw from the Hoard of
raffp elating that they wen officers ea the sr
Wei link sad were sot to el Um eilditioen/ pay.
Bib wale Musa (Lord C. Paget bad admitted theit the
eel* W mama was Met la mid the agent el
Adwiraft had remedied Mie doge by that miry
giving Tr Am • pelless• of oh a
hp. Me ashed the here he de Se laweelid2f
wino nee Here had eine el these been minim Mese
Mg& mad they were miguisd i all tiepmet im time of the
we, with Trews. They had Oen Wesel by the
iselsigses the Admilulty toe wept the Swum Is
Qum, awl they were am add the& their Wpm was so be
alappilMed. As ewieeell Queen's emewell r. Listel bud
bees weinelted spa their bass., amid bud liege ea 'plebe
end M waked 101/8 millhim the eigelmewee d 111•111106