The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-26 00:00:00

SUPPLY.-ORDNANCE ESTIMATES.

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The house went into committee °reapply.
Col. ANSON mid he regretted very much that it was not
in his power to bring forward the ordnance estimates is
regular course, but was obliged to resort to it. unusual
expedient Ideating for a vote of money on account for the
purpose of defray's; Opt portion of the expenditure whOh
came due after the dose of the financial year. It was die
wish that the ordains, estimates should be brought forward
,at an early period of the mosaics, beeanite he beloved that
delay was stoonviaiest to the government, to the depart-
ment, and to the hones. But, however anxious government
might be to expedite public busing'', however desirous the
department might be to obtain the sanction of peritoneal
fur their poetise of the public movies, the house must be
aware that them were sireumstmess wide the government
eyed not Nee* meet gemeimely interfered to prevent
?edam of Impetuses tram brought forwstd. Ile
treated that es the ewe occasion he should be
permitted to pees in the heads of the chairman cat-
tails votes est ageonat whin in the aggregate would
amount to about 11110,01/.. to asses her Majesty to provide
for the server assess be seem of payment after the cleft
of the gneaeet per. lie bad the permiseton of his noble
friend at the bead of the government for stating that on the
drat supply night she the nem the Ordnance estimates
would be Meet.

ialowiaa os OS streanat were en proposed :
60,000 i. on amou tit ef Wowing dad pay of the several
ordains solitary seeps.
Mr. RUMS said that. as them vets. were proposed merely
ea aseeetat, sad as the t peorand that the do-
tilled statement skald be ipee& laid on tke table, he
would sot ddw_the boon by may loos.
Mr. SPOOR= non that the manna estimates would
sot be bresaht ihroard in the Gist day altar the nom, as
it would Manna airy man with the atandliatil of meta-
ben at Quieter lismiaah (A laugh.)
Lord J. RUSSELL said he felt the insomnia's' alluded
to by In boa. member ; bat if be wen to resod* to the
swims saffostion man by boa. membets, a areas deal of
time wend be last Ma bed already manned the Ammo-
lin bill at the omen if on kn. wombat i add if sow he
wore to pat of supply, than maid ho a day lot before and
• day after the relies to inrarommoll badaess.
Sir H, WILL9UOHIIT asked whoa the ansellasons

mimes@ would be brought in.
Lord J. BIJIMBLL could not is a day, bat fall if...
would b. gists for their consideration. Vote agreed to.
Igll,OOOL as moue% of oconainariat and barrack sapplien
MO:Nowa& defraying the expenses of the Ordnance
OBes. Agreed te.
OAK en neessee of ordinate establishments. Agreed to.
on
baVh,
.• mesas of barrack sotabliNhatasts. Agreed to.
1 engensw ordain's. bone ; 160,0001. works and
Both votes agreed to.
A v0te7;14.101. ea meant, for the Woad& braneku,
' was *greed to.
Mr. 111/M3 hoped that sone Mum would be laid before
11 the hem to referees, to the stores, Mowing how lay they
had been se hand, sad what they bed sold for.
Wesel hand
said there was no return of that &scrip.
tics, bat when the caseation Game properly before the hones
It. would be gaits prepared to state what was dace with
We.

A vote of 40,0001. ea amount, for the ass-effeetive en-
vie., was this agreed to, tied the house having mused, the
resolutions were ordered to be reported tomorrow (this
day).
CHIEF JUSTICES' SALAILIES BILL.
The order of the day tor gofag hue essauluse on this bill
having bees moved,
Mr. CHRISTOPHER, who had gives nodes of hi. inten-
tion t. is.,. that it be ea laureates Se the said oestruittee
that they have power to nuke provides kw the prow
peetive redwitiest of the salaries sad seselemeetts of the
Lard Chassidic., the Muter of the 204 de The•Clutu-
&lora, the Chief lierao, end all the yahoo judges. said km
hoped thimble lord would prevent the wessedlyelbir defame
b, peeved'', this bill until: they naive* tbe report of the
Edon amnia, which the noble lord bed did_ sitgiven
nodes he banded to more for. Lead Daum Wei eon-
agmtd to weave 8,0001. instead of AUK omit par-
liament &sided what the futon numineostlen should be, he
ucht that In the present stele a park ban ea such
eublre's it would he lame desirous _ edes, d SZit
yK:
should be received Rubles' to the Mare mud of
meat, and set sew be Mud by Ibislr, mod ads Cre—v7-
eohle by the onsuittes. If the Edge lard would give a
pledge to that effect he would ad peas the station of white
he gave notice, but net udiadoi that me advantage would be
takes of his forbearaaes.