The Express.
London, England, 1850-02-12 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS FOR THIS

EVENING.

HOUSE OF LORDS.
ORDER OF THE DAY.—SECOND READING.
CortaTT Cass (bizLAD) HILL.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
NOTICES OF QUESTIONS

ENTRANCHIS OP,COPTHOLDS.—Mr. AGLIONIIY,
to ask the Secretary of State foe the Home Departmrnt
Murtha her Majesty's government will introduce a manure
for the COM pulmory entranehleement of o-pybold.
AUSTRALIAN COLONIES BILL.—Me. SCOTT to ask her
Majesty's government, whether there is anc objection to lay
or. the table of the Rouse of Commons copies of all oar"
and correspondence relative to the Australian Colonies
Government Bill, since the 31st day of July, 1847, including
petitions and memorials on the subject.
DEPTFORD EMIGRATION DEPOT, &c.—Mr. SCOTT, to
ask her Mejisty's government whether any end what reduc-
tion has been made since February, 1849, in the ofßicial
establishment of the emieration depot at Deptford, or in the
establishment of the emigration agents for the port of Lon-
don ; also, whether the bedding, the requisites for cooking,
and other articles for emigrants, are still provided by private
contract with the (migration commissioners, or whether
they are supplied by public tender.
ENIORATION SHIP VICTORIA.—Mr. SCOTT, to ask
ha Diejesty's government whether any report or informa-
tion haa been received from New Sesta Wales relative to
the treatment of emigrants on board the ship Victoria, more
particularly as to the issue of provisions ; and it there will
be any objection to produce the copies of any documents re-
lating thereto.
Samoa or THE Horan.—Lord J. RUSSELL, to move
that the house at its rising do adjoen till two o'clock to-
morrow.
PUBLIC BUSINESS.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
Panrces or INDIA.—Sir E. COLEBROOK, to move fees
• infect committee to inquire into the rights of succession of
the allied and dependent princes of India.
Tux CoLostzs.—Sir W. MOLESWORTH. to submit

111.0111110 ES on the subject of colonial government.
TAXES UPON THE MEANS OP DISSEMINATING KNOW-
LEDGE AND INTOEMATION.—MT. M. GIPSON, to submit a
wad to the house as to the policy of abolishing all texts
which directly impede the diffusion of knowledge among the
veal body et the people, with a view to the repeal of the
stamp on newspapers, the excise tax upon paper, the tax
upon advertisements, and tie duty on foreign books.
Cannot Roru.—Mr. TBXLAWNY, to submit a motion
cm the subject of church rates.
CASE or CALLANAN T. CAMITION.—Kr. BADLKIK, to
snore for • soled committee to inquire into the facts °u-
nested with the striking of the special jury in the cue of
Cadman against Cameron.
LAND IS IHELAND.—IIr. SADLEIR, to call the atten-
tion of the house to the injurious operation of the laws
which regulate the tressehr and tenure of land in Ireland.
Mr. HUME, to move for valuations. return relative to
the trigonometrical survey of India ; also for returns and
statements respecting maritime surveys undertaken by the
Eva India Company, de., etc. ; sad further, for a list of all
lighthouies, established by the East India Company or
ether parties on any parts of the Indian Ocean, he., ho. ;
statement of the measures taken with the view of surveying
the coasts of India, and reports from the Commolore.super-
'Mended of the Indian navy Motive to rendering the chars
for those seas generally available for the Indian navy ; and,
lastly, what esublisaments of officers and mu, and what
sized deeds, he., are necemary to resurvey doubtful posi-
tions, witk • view to the emend= of existing errors, he.
Wunar.—Mr. WODEROUSE, to move be several re-
turns relative to the bounty paid on the import and export of
wheat into and from England at stated periods, he., he.
&tumors (laanann).—Mr. FRENCH, copies of any
contract. entered into by or on behalf of the Midland Great
Western Railway Company of Ireland, with aey person or
persons fur the construction of their railway from Mullingar
to Athlone, and from Athlone to °awe/ respectively.
POOII-LAW UNION LLABILITIES (lasxagri—Sir R.
FERGUSON, t move for return on this subject nader
several t. eads.—Col. DUNNE, to move for retard show*
the financial st.te of each union where paid psalms were
appointed, he,
EDUCATION (111LAND).—MT. SCULLY, to move for VW
rious returns on 'hie subject.
Stoaa, Correa, AND TzA.—Kr. HASTIE, tomer* for •
noon of the quantity of sugar imported from British pm.
sissies' into the United Kingdom during each of the poll
three years, ending the 6th day of January, 1860, shaper
session from whence Imported, with the quantity dared kr
home eassuniption, and the amount of duty phi awed,
distinguishing the gouda's, and amount reesioni miler
each rats of duty: Similar return for foreign sugar: Sham
Mara for coffee : And, similar return for tea.
ARMY AND OIDNANCE EIPENDITUSE.-If. SECRE-
TARY at WAR, to move Ike appointment of the select
committee on this subject: Lord Seymour, Mr. Secretary M
War Mr. llama Marquis of Oraaby, Mr. Welter, Sir
WLI, MoleswOrth, Lord Charles Wellesley, Sir James
Ordeals, Mr. William Miles, Mr. Cobden. Mr. &duty Her-
bert, Mr. John Greens, Mr. Edward Ellice, Mr. Vernon
Smith, and Mr. Bask's.
Nnw 13017 TX WALES, VAN DIEMEN'S LAND, SOUTH
Andaoma.—Mr. SCOTT, to move diddle for copies of
returns of the populatioa, reams., expenditure, and exports
and inspects of these coloode since hot papers presets
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
elscoaro READINGIL—Prosses sad Practice (Inload);
Cannot Chancery (baud); Registrar's Moo Raokruptcy

A GROSS IMPOBITION.—Mr. Disraeli, in his speech
oa tits address, declared that " What the land now wants
is simple justice." We are no agriculturists, hut we should
may that the land was ia went of something besides justice
I just sew—we you better cultivation. If this were carried
out to a large utast, the land would not have reason to
oomplain, even though it should be a good deal put upon.—
Plash.