The Express.
London, England, 1850-05-03 00:00:00

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Os the matiisaf;t wr read a
assed damps forma.
The Kart of WARWICK promoted petitions from War-
wick against Sunday labour is the Peet-dim ; also mai-
Voss complaining of agricultural distress.
Their lordships adjoursed at 20 minims Wore 7 o'clock.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—THURIDAY, MAT 2.
The Sraxxxa took the chair at 4 o'clock.
PUBLIC BUSINESS.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
Facrostas BILL—By Mr. STANSFIELD, from plum
in Yorkshire ; Lord J. M ANN BRB, from several places in
Lanereb,rr ; Colonel THOMPSON, from B 011011; Mr. 8
CRAWFORD, from Belton and Reads& ; Mr. F. O'CON-
NOK, from bodies of operatives in Glasgow; in favour of
Dais bill.
Larrotra IN FACTORIIIII.—By Mr. W. PATTEN, from
the mimosa employed in the eetabliiihment of Mr. Kea-
sod,. In Manchester, prayiag the house to take the
matter timber into maa4eratios, sod to extend
the boars of 'even to eleven hour. inland of tan hours ; by
an mom. Hamann. from certain factory operatives, tipsiest
the velar sod eniet spume.
COUNTS COURTS Aor.—By Mr. FITZROY, from
Hor.lintes, Neaceatle, Marmot In Wales, sad several other

plasm, la favour of dm mansion of no Canty Courts
Aet.
1111T201.011TAM INTOSNESTS BELL —EI 111 f. LUSH.
INOTON. from Bow ; Cul. THOMPSON. from St.
Georp's-iwthe.Rest; Mr. HUME, frets St. Paeans and
ether paraltes; EILANIY, front Fulham; Mr. FOX.
from Bt. Pewee, NT/Moroni; Lead R. GROSVENOR,
from Bloomy, Chelan sad ether plates; for the abolition
of intramural burials, sad is knot at the Metropolitan Dr

temWit ente MU. •
imow Taz.-13y I.e.d DUNCAN, from Hastier, for
the restiesios of this wt.
I STANT Dm on Nawomisnia.—By the O'GORMAN
MAHON, from the printers, proprietors, end otblishen of
the Ohm Await, In favour of the resters! of tins duty.
PRODUCTION OF COTTON IN INDIA.
Mr. BRIGHT presented a pedion from the .sabers of
the Chamber of Communes in Manchester on this *abject,
ailing the attention of the house to ths ace production of
cotton is India, and staring that the program of industry in
that part of England was dependent for the most port en the
raw material, which was proderied in America, while then
was so sensible progress is the production demos in India.
Tits pilaus proposed that the government shield appoint
a conunissios m be seat to India to ascortalis, particularly is
Bombay and Madras, what, if any, were the obstacles to
the prednetion of cotton. The petitioners went on to show
the importance of the smatter, and Ike necessity of the go-
vernmeot ad. ring each means as would carry out their
views. He slaved that the polio& be printed, with the
votes, as it use h.a Midair's to make a triodes on the sub
just. Aimed to.
NEW MEMBER.
Mr. B. J. 1117TCHINS, the newly elteted 'souther for
Lymiopton, took ti• robs sad his *est.
LABOURING POOR (IRELAND) ACT.
Sir D NORREYS moved tor a worn (in canalisation of
parliamentary poser, No. 30, of session 1849) of the sever.'
ores in which Mann% of the Treasury had sanctioned, under
the act of 11 & 12 Vie , c. 51, the c insertion of annuities
crested by the act 10 & 11 Vic., e. BT. and the terms oa
whisk such conversions had been mad* ; showing in each
case of conversion, since the 3rd dry of November. ISO, the
total compound sum charged against etch barony, &c., at
the time of conversion, and the amount of each converted

instaresest.=Aureed to
EVICTIONS IN GALWAY.
Mr. O'FLAktERTY said that be wished to know if any
provision: bad been made by the poor law commissioners
tot the setrommorlation of 618 &maitre who bad been evicted
in two seines is Galway, not as was said by the Boman
embolic priests, bat by the trustees of the property, the Lon-
don Fin and Intimates Company.
Sir W. SOMERVILLE said that he bad not yet received
any information on the rubjrct ; he would make the seem
eary inquiries, and sire a reply to the question of the boa.
ea roller.

ATTORNEYS' CERTIFICATE DUTY-ADJOURNED

DEBATE._

Oa the order of the day being read tw resenting the debete
on the motion for leave to bring in a bill for the abolition of
this duty.
Sir E. THESIGER said that he felt great pleasure is ex.
ptomain his a. knowledgments to the noble lord (ft. Gros-
venor) by whom the bid tad been introduced. for the great
and disinterested exertions which he had long made to relieve
the solicitors from a tax which prescot so handy on them
He would not have come forward to supp in the motion
of the noble lord it he dii not reel that justice
imperatively required that these times 'Wield be abolished.
Toe CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER was sorry
to Ley he mast oppues the remission asked ha, solely on the
ground that the minuet could not bo spered from the
revenue. He did net feel tenni to give any further rea-
son for opposing the remicsion of a tex,thatteek more rropetly
helot:ging to the proposal of a new one. It was sufficient
fur him to state that it was an existing tax, and tnat it
would not be convenient to the rev. nue to nmovo it. He
had rated on a former evening what would be the probable
amount of the murals% and how he intended to appropriate
it ; and he could arson the house that nothing bad occurred
to alter his intentions, althou‘h tie plans might require
some modifitation in the clet-ils. Trere might be justice
in this (diem for remission, but it should be remembered

that them were thirty other callings in which hearses were
required, all of whom might imam with equal justice.
Under all the circumstances, he trusted the house would re-
fuse t'. t emi..lon of the 111.

The O'GORMAN MAHON supported the motion, end
.ieprecitted tne parallel which the Chancellor of the Ea•
chequer bad dwelt bete en attorneys and borse.dealers.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER explained
that all re lad meant was that the parties were similarly
situated with regard to the tan.
Colonel CRATTZRION and Colonel StraltOUP *era under-
stood several y to support the motion.
The how,* divided—
Foe the motion
Against it
The result was cheered by the opposition.
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE.
In reply to a qtvation from Mr. Dissmtht,
Loon J. RUS4ELL intimated th it it was not Intemied to
proceed with the S amp Diehe Bill to-morrow. (this day)
but that the D.atretaed Unions (Ir:land) Bill would be
taken as the first order of the day, end the Patient ntary
Franchise •(Ire.sad) Bill afterwards, and on Mond.), the
Australian Colville! Bill would he taken as the first order.