The Express.
London, England, 1861-02-25 00:00:00

PAALIA.MINTAItr BUSINESS.

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WARM Of "mon mar ODDER% OP THO DAT 701 TIM

ROM WilL
THIS DAY.
°anus oif THE DAY.
Bankruptcy sad Insolvency Bill—eontraltte• : Appropriation
of s.At• midbury and at. Allanta Bill—seeond read ing . High-
ways Ittil---second reading: Bank of England Payments Hill—as
amended. to he considered: Markets and Fairs (Ireland; Bill—
s:nom to.ro , Supply7oollinalitse•

---''NePTCII; or MOTIONS.
Lord A. CileiuMGA—To ask the redevnecretary of State for
the Colonies whether he has received racial Intimation of the
peeling. by the General Assembly of new Zealand, of a hill for
constituting a council to advise the governor us all qUeUloall
tionnected with the management of the satires.
Captain Jenvis—To ask whether her Majesty's government
have considered the advlsibility of entering into negotiations
with foreign maritime powers, with a view toe reciprocal recog-
nition of claims for salvage of life occurring beyond the jurisdic-
tion of the High Court of Admiralty . and whether the Marten-
tile Marilee Vend would admit of larger regards being given Is
Peet of salver attended with danger to the salvors
Mr. Iltorsar—To ask whether It is the intention Omen!.
newt to Introduce the bill brought front the Meese of lords Met
session for the Incorporation. Regulation, and Winding up of
Trading Companies and other Aseoelations: end, If so, whether
be does not consider it will be advantageous to the house to dis-
cuss such bill In connexion with the bill for amending the law of
bankruptcy and Insolvency.
Mr T. titiecues—To ask the Secretary of Mete for the Horne
Department wheu he Intends to lay upon the table his bill to
aped the Corrupt Practices Act.
Mr. E. Jrne—To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign
Alms whether It has been decided in °Deference on the affairs
of Syria, at Paris, that the occupation of Syria by French troops
ikon he prolonged beyond the period stipulated originally by
the cessiweew .• sad, If an, for what period and, whether the
represewlettve et the Ottoman Porte, present In such conference,
preheeled wheel any longer occupation.
Y To ask the secretary of State for India
whether his attention has been drawn to the report of the com-
mittee of Investigation appointed by the Great Western of
Canada Hallway Company, in which charges have bern made
effecting the character of Mr. Laing, the Financial Secretary of
the Legislative Cowscli of Calcutta ; and, It so. whether it le the
latestion of her Majesty's government to cause inquiryto beinade
as to the truth or otherwise of tee charges In question.
Mr. ilAnsfulLe—Jersey.—Address for numerous docunienta
releUve to the affairs of Jersey.
Sir A. Jittnw—Agricultural labourers' Earnings (Scotland)—
Address for return.

Litniliii—tZvernrnent Contracts—That no powers tor CM-
Armlag or alining any contract entered Into by the govenunent.
viLlse.rocluatalinu.bliyo charge, actual
te ili or proa That tzetl7l,
rels ereautecl.., shall
standiag order of this house.
The ATV.KNICY.I3IINRIAL—T6 wove, That leave be given to
bring in a bill to amend the law relating to oopyright In works
of taa art.

BilinrAirso—Poor•law (A )—Erturna.
Mr. CMADMA—Comict Dot (Cbsthaes).

& Jalade—lillbank, de., Prisons—Address for returns.
TUISIDAY, YEA. tn.
NOTICIS OP MOTIONS.
Colonel Drinin—To ash the Secretary of State for India when
the prize money doe to the Ceutrai India Meld Force, under
General Air George Rem. will be distributed. also, when the
prise money due to the R trims Dtvision will be distributed . and
whether
on. the amount of prise money assigned to each has been
d

NZ —Army (Cavalry Offlcers)—To move for a ems-
nettles, to cossider an address to her Majesty, praying that she
will give directions that the stoppage from the pay of cavalry
and artillery dicers far ferns he disooeti nue&
Mr Hoisoniltaoe—Heeevery of Debts BILL
Mr. Cavg-Blave Trade—To move the following 'violations :-
1. That the means hitherto employed by this country for the
suppression of the African alive trade have failed to accomplish
that object.
2. That this failure hes mainly arisen from our having endea-
voured, almost exclude*. to pevvent the supply of slaves, in-
stead of to check the dunned for them.
3 That the true remedy is n t to be found In countenancing
Immigration into these countries where slavery exists, but in
has
augmentiag.Ave
4. worldag pegalstien of
while in which slavery
been llehed. TWA therefore repressive mea-
sures should be esolgreed, she even rendered more affective,
every poseible ensemregement sod ageleteace should he given to
the introductiois ef free imedigraMe and especially et settlers
from China, Into the British West India colonise.
Colossi lienia—China..-To sal Mention M pagan relating
to *veleta at Shengbas
Mr. LTooll—Cusid Guard MaMmts—lermioo.
Colonel Donws—giney. Mat Mleglime-Mamoma
Mr. ILlnsunwt—Chaisse. Zeortlegtea. lliskeeleed....
Addrem for rotator.

locomotives 11M—sienood reading; toesconforuhris Burial ROI
--sewn,' wag: Births. Deaths, aad Marriages (Ireland, bill
--second Mast I Betbiration of Births, Le. (Ireland) sui—
mead owan&
WEDNESDAY, Flai.
OERS Tat
Church Rates AbolitioßDn BIIIOF 0341. JobsDAYI
Trek and read-
C ou
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ntries bi Conversesld—ecumait* of Vteeoters Bili—eacced reeding ; Lw of Foreign

NOTICI OF MOTION.
NM w. Hearsoars—o• eatmedreedhts M gum* Rates A holt-
six m Mos MIL tths. o move that It be reed a mooed time •Peo this day
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THURSDAY, PER 111.
ORDIRS OS THI DAT.
feelosers 13111—eroond ftadlng Merriam Validity Bill—
second reading : Consoildated land and Ischequer BOW Acta—
cononittee thereupon.
NOTICZ 07 MOTION.
The C1eA11C73.1.011 of the Zzarimsnot—ls Committee on Cos-
soiblated Sand and isthear Bilbs Aals—To inure resolutions.
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