The Express.
London, England, 1861-02-20 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

lIOrSE OF COMMONS —(TH IS DAY.)
r_e'M►..tuß took the chair at 12 0%. lock.

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PRIVATE BILLS.
- fell-sring bills were read a seeoi.l time : London aml
• . Wester 'Colony (.tikLitiunal Power.) Bill ; London
%.4th Waders Railslay (Cheshire Lines) Bill ; Lou.
sod North Western Railway (Literpool Lines) 13i11.
REEt Oft3lL
o. Lo, a,. preseeted a petition from Southwark, es•
punt at the determin.ition of the government not
a return bill, aid praying fur an extensive
CHURCH RATI4.
NtIrDICATE and other siembers presentul petitions
She almiilum or church rat...
tit tLIVICATION FUR OFFICER :4 RILL
u. rut ',FIELD. in sawriou the wocond reading .4 this
..al it line twice agorea to by the house, but from
•.. use or .4 Art had not bees pealed into a law. Some
.rs -qua isersioental tut was imposed on every person
gra( `slob,- other. Is Ileti that teat was abohahol ;
"t the In Hatt...lend a irealilleation which it was the
.4 the prenot measure to repeal The law Do.
th..t all ota4otrallas should stake the ihrleration
• I.
within one month from the tin. of
ar appostment ; hut the leisietere of the
..,ea sad .41.er high offieuds wet. son regains! to make
.1.• declaration until sit months afterwards. Ile should
.1.- to know whether the right hoe...unship gentle-
... ripposte Ilfr. S.4l.erm rnte.mrt) tusk the
• .th sievediag to odiee, am' whether it was taken
.. 'be rommaader in•Ch.f, the tete First Lewd of the
tdaireltv, rood the Isle lewd rluwellee. He esdente.4
• ist it Ind not two took, o by the present Home tletotbry.
If mitether. of ,orpontessa declined to take this esti;
tr appuiatmest • INP.:IM,' vs. ant. Thie ailleulty was got
nor by obtesain • 1411, .4 uoleateity, two or which were
rimed &nag Led Derby's gofers-
sweet. Throe balk write." that. owing to their ireceseee of
the Ise, the porties had unott...l to make the prescribed de
elaration, snot cow of who thus ensfereil their 'goo•
rarer of 11..• lA. MA. Lord rhelnufooL (Laughter.) The
pot .ent go•eroarent I.•heved. in a sunder position
..th regard to this del..ratioo. Th.. result .4 the exist's(
.tats .4 things was that there...me law fug the m. 0.?, of
eorporatine. and wegistrAtes, and soother for the law rashers.
Il•• eve lulls.. of .4 the law At It now stood, and he trusted
that tie legislstere would afford relief to a numerous body
.4 perm who hod Lek; suffered under this grievance.
Mr. DAZLKY swerwwle.l the motion.
• NEWItEIiATE moved that the bill be read a snood
time that day siz wooths.
alt i.EWIS sail he should vote for the stenos!
resdiur we the same prated that be thtl last year
that this deelausties was a mere isuot..ry anti
f 0... 'hal wearily to the entahlished church. If a person
..•.• had oa& the elerlaration violated it he could out be
afterwards indicted for per).l7 And then the test was of no
prietical value. Meer, hesr
• ESTCOURT eepp..rted the anieotlrneet.
Ilseh.mo• Owe divided :

F.e. the MC/10.1ree.ling.
F.,e the sewn !meet
TRI'sTEES OF CHARITIES BILL.
gr. DILLWYS thee moved the meeeed read* ei thls

iLett Skiing, i

VICTORIA STATION AND PIMLICO RAILWAY.
(THIS DAY)
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The fifth ordinary half-yearly meeting of pro-
tr,..t.e. was held this lisp, at the Westminster Palace
Vict.wie.,treet. Mr. W. Len, 11. P. ,in the chair.
The repeat, which we have already published, eau taken
as read.

—Thel'lltlllMAN, in moving its adoption, said that although
the termitimi had not been completed, the directors were
ie. far satisfied that they bad got a certain amount for it,
sad he thought they might my that their estimate was
completed, awl that the oust of the whole undertaking
would h.. under 700,01101. The bridge over this Thames had
boo finish.' in twelve months, and they ought to
C.441.1111...0t the magnum. and the contractor for the
ty with which they had completed the undertaking.
ith respect to the accounts, it wan satisfactory to know
that they had already commenced receiving rent. They
had a hill Woes parliament to carry out the arrangements
with the London, l'hatham and Dover Company, and the
Cred Western Company, and fn that way they
had takes powers to raise the money now in
delimitate stock in any way the shareholder.
might me tt. With reaped to the dividends, be thought
that at the next half.yearly meeting they should
be in • position to declare some small dividend, and in his
option their property would pay from this to 1547
ft per cent., and after that 9 per cent. The Brighton
Company bail made an arrangement with the London
and hit irth Wettteril to come into their portion
of the statioe.ai th.t a rental would come to them from the'
Loelon and North Western which they had not anticipated.
seconded the istotion.
The report was unanimously adopted, the retiring dime.
tans soil auditor were nvelected, and the usual compliment
to the Claw man terminated the promedinp.

Mr. Thomas Duncombe on Friday will uk the
Secretary of State for the Home Department whetter her
MAjesty's provernabo3t have any measure in preparation for
the abolition of the tolls within the metropolitan district ;
ilia, if so, when it will be introduced.

Mr. Meguire on an early day will move for a
wle•rt encomittee to inquire u to the necewity of affording
t Unman catholic pri.totiers in England and Wales the
a.ate full anti free minintretion of the maiden of their
Loth that is ensured by law to protestant priumers in
Ireland.

Mr. Henry B. Sheridan on Tuesday moves fur
leave to introduce Ina btll to reduce the duty on are in-
s tlfinell

Mr. Algernon Egerton will ask the Secretary of
sten for the Holm Deputment, to-sorrow, whether he is
!fewest halter the peessat scale at allowarices to wit.
Haft at sesame sad amines.
Mr. Bright, M. P., (asp the &ar) has been corn-
and to lam tows by the ermine ilium' of • sear relative.
The death of Tempos Bellew M'Manue, "the
pane& sae at Mk' is assmaredhaulms taken place
ea the l3th ult.. M ffms lteseises.
Yesterday afternoon Proieror Owen delivered
Itth lecture of his sesses. at the Royal lastitstios, ea
the comparative statAgray ed tonal mains of kiss. Tbe
head' et the sslidssi to which be directed stashes in Ibis
heave was the Mathis' and vertebra of recent sad focal
*she. d which the remain at se less this 80 distisct
peen me tonsil la the mein sad Was* tram the lowest
mbersaa In the Mali Why the sialk.
Tb. ladlpeadeume Beige, is sailing attention to
the hot that the mime et Garibaldi does sot appear in the
King at hirdisish speak observes. "perhaps atter the
bmseme swam nationd by the illustrious panel to
the holism came sad to the Royal House of Savoy
Heat it may be peredited OS to MN is an 0111.61i0111, which
has the appeamms us all swats of a wait of gratitude. •
man for aware rupsL velsadases who oosquend
with Garibaldi. sad Mae camisossed with him
the comsat st the iiitedsm of Naples, are sot vote
ear completely torgetha ; lit they ere saly saintiossd
iscalestally is the tribute whish the Leg has addrreesd to
the Padanostase may mil errs. It waild hare bees is
bettor taste and is better pallay, M emir to um, bed his
Majesty dawn hissed, Is. parsimesiese of wade of ma-
pithy esd greatude towards ass whoa wahine say per-
haps be questissed, bat wham ditnismeted pettish= sad
heroic samicse cease. at say sob be deeded."

Fuatuun-oentot, Fri it—The Queen has been
Omani to appeore of Mr. Jest Jed as (easel at Hartlepool
for the Oriemal Republic of the Uruguay. Ouxitc.
IN“Arnticirr, Fn. 18.— TM Queen has been
pin.ed to appoint James Marra)) Retortion, req., to be •
awniter of Use Legislative of the island of Ceylon ;
Is Yams, Yams, ER., to be • asesalser of the hiss COUR.
• a the island of Tuber James eteasswt atoppia, Wag.,
t., ise a /ember of the biscutive Council of the island of
Ves(((t; and Hill [Meat, Esq., to he a member
It. Litielative Cuaseil of the eked at Nevis. —Ciezrtre.
Tam Bas or DIIIIIAM.—The Newly appointed
ep Durham, Dr.
irst Minot ber:M=g • smatica
bv the 'WOW the las awn
,tt., hie heeds seem kis tramiatics haw Carlisle. The
r••l••appoisted bishop, as h nal known. Is ammeeistad
•,th the evaageliaal party i• the and was
extremely perthir having shows a laud-
(lV wilier), to Mks acqvaiuted with every
I" of his large diocese, awes especially with the
erribma of the large toms. Both to the large
Loos awl is densely populatel mining districts in the
err there are wren! most exemplary clergymen, who
!.^ nest the Bower of their youth mid manhood is W-
m: anion; the large pnpalatioes- their "'ward heing "In
t't 'f a Pod counninne than the amount of the stipend
Ile) tone drawn. la fact, it is • matter of Dotorittir
that tl...re are seven! worthy men bet uaging to the par-
ticular a•boul of theoieg preford by the Wimp who
ate de/ally underpaid, and who are lihrdp be lad
ka•nra• bfe poorer eves thee whoa they boom Dr.
therborl, the late rector of Houghton.le-Skerm with al+
.Imul a few weeks ego at a very advanced age. TM
wont about 1.300/. a veer, sad there la •
.Testeee
to mid pleasant padre allacheds the as
manta being 1,4103, sad it was thought thst •
~.""rissaa of the sera described above would bare received
tft• But it NMI that the aegralism which ranged so
warwlel in the diocese, ad which distiegoisbed the
e"g"Pecy of the late Dr. Maltby, le inlierlted by the newlylft•aaterl whop, who Ism seafemed the pmfeneest on the
"`r John Fabnual Cheese, ILL. his 4100001ic chaplain
tlhouiulaw whu him Ma hat three years in orders.
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