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

MANCHISTER, llarqe 11.

Seoctaxonexos. The market was ezeeedhmly
huagnid, and priors declined. Towards the elms of the day, buaineen
°odd only be effected by a etUl more decided sarrtnos.

BIRMINGHAM, Monrh 11.

Swoon-lizettaxes—TMs market was rather flatter to-
day, and but little business wee transacted. South &affords went
dose et V. lea 9,1. din

BRISTOL, March 11.
tlivoz.llzosustom—Tlt• atarket was somewhat more
aeUre to..lay, and • fair amount of buainees wm done, principally ill
the smaller shares of the Breit& and Exeter and Great Western NMI.
ways. Bristol and Exeter third shares declined f upon the Abu=
lions of Saturday, closing at 10 dla. Great
Western Quarter
were slightlyal mealier, leaving aff at 14 s-Id. Taff Vela Elie per Comte
Mask *ad Par.

YORK, Mara& 11.
BTOCIL EXONA.NOI.—Oresi Id ortheni, 7i; Midland, 395.;
Tato Novenae, sad Band* 141; ditto.(o.N.S. Partameh 111.

IMPERIAL PARL lAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—MONDAY, MARCH 11.
The house mot st 6 °Week.

OF Till LORD

lad remised a oats from h a noble sad loaread Mead who
asoallyourapi.d Ili wedlock, @tattoo that Wm was too lumen
as take Ms seat, sad mantis( that a Weis M..& Raisin
M salted to prank& la Ids stood. Ho (tk• llamas ol Lam-
e/woe) hoped tierefare, that than would b• so Wisdom to
No solde friend Lord Portrasa ou p7i.ltthe weedeask.
Lord POSTKAN Ikea took Ids sou as tits woolsack.

PETITIONS PRESENTED.
Acre or rmuI&BIRMT ADIRRYLATION BILL.—By Lord
BROUGHAM, iron Saharan**, in favour of this bill.
Sift THOMAS TURTON'S DIIALCATIONS. By Lord
BROUGHAM, fronting maaarr of Visitant caleotlead at
• ng, complelaba jel the denthatioa agile T. Tanen.
THU OA= or MIPRIXACT.—By Lord BROUGHAM,
Don the HMI of Chacarty and the Earl of Bradford, etsth
liaising that they were secluded nom parliament to Nwe►
isseLof athelentiess °Notifies which they entertanithto
:th if gapressan. They end the Imaging*, uit slantl,
ores insessithat with the facts ; they weld sot swear that
" Melon prism eg potentate bath or ospht to have thy
Infra*. kMs lea" They had no objection to say
that me he*. pins ask to ken any jurisdiction in the
realm ; but they nand to say that such was not tin nee
how de faata. bemuse they said that an act lately paned with
sewn to allaeleabio *nth in Ireland revgnisedtth diseip
Ike and othetitatith of the church of Rome. He
led told his amble hinds that to could only hope to get rid
of the eviler whisk thev complained by an act of parliament.
The But of MOUNTUASHELL sad that peen who
had tender corm aces could an take the oath, and he hoped
a annum would be iatrodand this swim to remedy oho
evil.
Lord REDESDALE had as tender • COUPOietila as aay
than, but he did not put the same int.rpretatien on the oath
se the petitioner', and therefore he took the oath.
After a few words from Lord LONDISHOROVON the
subject dropped.
POS7•077101 DILITSR7 ON BrIIDAT.—By the Earl of
MALMESBURY, frees place not heard, against any Past-
°Sze de.ivery on Sunday. He found that the petitioners
did not understand the subject, for he was convinced that if
the government were to accord their request, great lona-
TetieneS would be the consequence to persons residing Is
the provinces.
AGRICVL7IIRAL Dryness/A.—By Lord REDESDALE,
from several places, complaining of agricultural dawn.
EPISCOPAL FORD.—By the Earl of POWIS, heel steel
of the clew, against the consolidation of the episcopal and
common fui.d.
SUNDA! TRADING Btu, —By ;the Earl of ST. GER,
MANS, from tradesman in the metropolis, against the
Sunday Trading Bill.