The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-12 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

INDEPiN
WAKR7IILD BOROUGH MAR=T BILL.—Mr. COBDEN,
to above that this bill be not further proceeded with until
the report of the inspectors be presented to the house.
Pitmans ORPHANS.—MI. MILES, to ask the President
of the Poor Law Board whither any arrangements are pro-
posed, or are at present carrying ont, to facilitate the im-
mediate conveyance of female orphans cap►ble of entering
!service to the colony of Australia.
TAXATION.—Mr. H. DRUMMOND, that whereas the
present taxation of the c•iuntry depresses all clauses, and
lespecially the labouring clam s, by diminishing the funds for
the employment of productive labour, it is the opinion of
this host., that adequate means should be forthwith adopted
to reduce the expenditure of the government.
Patience or Inota.—fiir E. COLES/WOKE, select com-
mittee to inquire into the rights of succession of the allied
and dependent primes of India.
Wixoew Tax—Viscount DUNCAN, to move, that
whereas the present mode of essestiog, levying, and collect-
ing taxes on air and light in England and Bcotlsnd interferes
most prejudiclaily with the health and sanitary condition of
the inhabitants of Great Britain, therefore it is expedient
that the window tax should be repealed.
Minium Rao WITHUL —lArd D. STUART, select eon-
mitt*, to inquire into the chins of Chrism Rto Witbul, of
Baroda.

11,AEiEOATE HANNOCE —Mr. MACKINNON, 'elect tom-
' mines to investigate the revenue, condition, and expenditure
of the harbour :f Kumagai'.
COUNTY AND CONNIE POLICE RATEB.—Sir R. UAL-
FORD, bill to relieve the occupiers of lands and tens•
menu, not being owners thereof, from payment of county
rates and county police rates.
Jaws IN PAZLIANINT.-Ir. WOOD, that a select ems-
mines be appointed to search the journals of this house,
and to report to the hones such precedents and such acts, or
parts of acts of Parliament, as relate to the right of Jews, or
other persons, to take their seats in Parliament without
being sworn upon the holy prospels ; and farther, to inquire
and report to the house, in what mance' Joseph Pease,
Esq., on taking his seat in this house in the year 1533, made
affirmation to the effect of the oaths required by law to be
taken by members before taking their scats in this house ;
and also, to inquire and report to the house, in what manner
Jews and other persons not profaning the Christie religion
are permitted to make oath in courts of justice and other
places where ea oath is allowed, authorised, or required to
be takes'.

CARS 01 GORNAX e. BISHOP or RIETIII —Mr.
FRRWEN, addrans fey copy of the judgment OM by the
judicial eownittee of her Majesty's most honourable Privy
Conseil, es Friday, the Bth day of this instant March, in the
we of tie Rev. George Cornelius Gorham v. the Bishop of
Exeter.

Tsa IIZZCZANT NAVAL 811IVICI. —Mr A. HASTIE,
return of muter and mates in the merchant service, who
have voluntarily pealed an examination and obtained certiB•
sates of qualification and., tks regulations issued by the
Board of Trade; stating, in columns, the number of each
class; the port at which they base pealed; amount of fees
paid, if any, and amount of aspens* incurred by the public ;
also, names and profession of emarainstors.

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PARISI! CONAABLII4.—Mr. DEEDEB, bill to amend
as act of the fifth and sixth years of her present Majesty for
the appointment and payment of pariah constables.
Poo& Law Ustotes.-84 D. NORREYB, in addi-
tion to returns ordered on Friday the Bth day of March (Poor
Law Unions, England and WAW), return of the amount
of poor rates collected in each union during the year ending
the 26th day of March 1847; the highest and lowest rate
assessed in each ; and the rate which a general rate assessed
on ell the rateable property of the unions would have re-
quired.
PISSONAL PROPIZTY (lILILAND).—Mr. KEOGH, bill
for the improvement ache law regulating the administration
of the personalty of deceased persons in Ireland.
CounTY COVIT3.—Mr. FITZROY, return of the
amount received by the Treasury from the treasurers of the
several county online in England and Wales, from their
establishment to the Ist day of March, 1860.
_ ORDERB OF THE DAY. _ _ .

SICOND RIALDINGII.—SchooI Gannets Cvntnbutons ;
Greenwich Hospital Improvement ; Charitable Trusts ; Con•
solidated Fund (8,000,0001); Bills.
Cometrress.—Proeses and Practice (Ireland); Estates
Leasing (Ireland); Judgments (Ireland); Bills—Reports.
Supply.

NOTICES OF MOTIONS ON ORDERS OF THE

OILIIINWICII HOOPITAL IMPROVISRNT HILL.—Admiral
DUNDAS, ox woad reading of this bill, to move to rest it
to a salsa committee.

PIOCISII AND PPAOTICI ZALANDi &TAM LNASINO
(IZILAND); JUDONINDI LIDILAND• BILIA —in COSl-
nittllo oa these bills, Mr. 8 DLIER aid Sir R. FE 801.1-
80N, to novo thaws sad sausdasets.

MR. Ben°, M.P.—To the Editor of the Express
—Bir,—May I beg of you to do me the favour to state Mat I
mired, is favour of Mr. Worthy.' Marriage Bill and the
ballot with Mr. James Ferrer, sad that Blom °Defined sae
to my room durieg t►e debate Co Mr. Cobden's resolution
for retreachumet.-1 have the honour to be, sir. your o►e-
dient faithful servant, Y. T. Bus.—Holly Bank, Lichfield,
March 9, 1860.

" PROTECTION " Ix STA.P/ORDSUIRE.—The pro-
tartionists, under the command of LIM Talbot, were to
have bad • grand flvld-day at Stafford, on Saturday, for the
purpose of enrolling themselves as members of the National
Assosistios for the Protection of British Wintry. At two
o'clock in the afternoon, there were only about four pumas
present; at three, the number had received as siditioa of
one and ultimately the meeting adjourned, after simply
lasing the mounts of the assoolad.