The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-09 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS—THURSDAY, Mawr 8.
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PRIEM EUSININE.
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PUBLIC BUSINESS.
PAROCHIAL ABBISSEENTIL
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the plot law guardrail el V onwiar, ia of ea alters-
bet is the law of pareeldel arreseet. The ark earl
old be was eery this goverment had set tree the wildest
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GRAND JOEY MISS (IRELAND) BILL.
Oa the moves of the Memois CLOINZICAIDS, this bill
was read a wend time.
SUMMARY JURISDICTION (IRELAND) BILL.
The Marque' of CLANRICARDE moved the mooed
prereidsZeof this hill. The bill would sot iaterfsre with the
of the law, but wee maul Winded to make it.
edministration mtv• simple awl • The power of
the magistrate would be is some degree outmoded. bet the
lien al eepest would be given is ems* imperial& ewes.
vtd MONTEAOLE did sot tbiak the bill imbrued
every point ea which he eussidered a refer. was .
The lustiou of wispier had bees lift sateuched. Res
be prepared meat warmly to support it.
The Earl et WICKLOW supported the tell. U. turd the
bill would be allowed to pees, beams be felt ouldiest this
It would be most beneadsl to Inked.
After a few words from the Rut of OLIXCIALL,
TM Marquis of CLANRICARDB said, if one
was au allowed to act, sad Am espeid megbleatet=
do so, the effect wooed be to shut up the surf d psi Me-
siss shoirether.
The E trl of LUCAS said this was a most valuable mos•
sure, sad emulous in Deland ought to bs thaskful to ilk•
guerument for It.
The hill wits thee read s esessil time.
ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSION BILL.
The Marquise( LANSDOWNE moved the ardor of the
day for ecesulairy skis amendmsats of the Commas to
tith bill.
The Archbishop at CANTERBURY objected to Ifte
eaneadment by *high the epiesopel sad 'MOM leads ap-
pertaining to ecclesiastical rumen were taltlit
late pees
adsrged upon the difficulties whisk this well
oppose to any tutors increase is the slumber of blebsgai, Ind
moved as aseendenent whereby the toads Would all sew
rated.
The essentheent wig supported by Eul Pewlf. tY 116 bar
of Os'ord, sad the Bebop of Salisbury ; sad oppmed by this
Marquis of Lansdowne.
Tuh lordships divided upon the motion of the primete—
Cutest' 22
Non-eonetws 37-15
After some farther discusses* the eassodinenta of the
lower bow were agreed to, with some immaterial altera-
tions.
CRIMINAL LAW. __ _ _

Lord BROUGHLlrpcotpas ad natlithis day his motion
rtrpecting the mats of the criminal
SLAVS-GROWN SCOAIL
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Lard STANEFfpfoosa—T-t;fl6p•titioa-iroitoortala plasters
is the Maoritiw., wisplotaise of the choodvastages under
which the 'showed so coolimod with Ufa olavo-ownwo
of Cuba sad the Brazils.
RAILWAYS AND NEW BRUNSWICK.

Lord STAN LEY also presented a petition from magi-
strates, freeholders, and other inhabitants of the comity of
Westmoreland, Nowßrouserick,prayiag for the retallisheaent
of railways throughout the province, and manly frees
Holds: to Quebec.

Petition ordered to he on the table.
MERCANTILE MARINE (N 0.2) BILL.
Oo the moue& of Rol OWITILLI the above bill mat
through committee.
BENEFICES IN PLURALITY BILL.

The Commons' amendensats to the above bill IMO 0011 e
addend and agreed la.
ISSCURITIES (IRELAND) ACT AMENDMENT BILL.
On the order twine read for thir committee on this bill,
The Earl of OLENGALL was understood to complain of
the powers given la the bill for the transfer of treat mousy
trim English to Irish investment.
The LORD CHANCELLOR was understood to deny
that such powers were contained in the bill.
The hones went into committee on the bid, and after a
short Cisenesion, in which the Lord Chancellor the Earl of
SiountcashelL the Earl of Glennll. Lord It deeds's, and
Lord Bethlitset.tonk part, the bill pored throurth thisstage.
BOROUGHS COUR!' (IRELAND) BILL.
This bill was real a third time, and as the notion that the
bill do pass,
The Earl of GLENGALL moved an amendment that the
bill do not apply to man •r courts.
After some conversstion, in which the LORD CUANCILLOR
tad Lord REDOSDLLI joined, the amendment was with-
drawn and the bill passed.
Their loris Lips rose at a quarter to 9 o'clock.

MUSE OF COMMONS.TrirasDAY,Auourr 8.

Ti. SrzAxast took the chair at 12 o'clock is tlat aew
bones.

ii-7...ANERY OF ST. BI:RI AN DIVISION BILL.

TM, bill passed through eassatttee, sad was ordered to be
reported to-morrow.
SPITALPIELDS AND SHOREDITCH NEW STREET

BILL.

This bill wu opposed in committee, on the apprehenrion
that the promos of metropolitan improvements was cos.
netted with the continuance of the deities upon coal in the
port of London.
Mr. HUME moved that the chairman should Irmo the
chair and a misceltaneous discmaiin mined, which was
closed by a division, malting in the motion being negatived
by 46 votes to 32. A second division lock place upon the
clans', by which certain borrowing powers were conferred
upon the commissioners of the treasury with a like result,
and the bill thee west through 410•Mittellt.
LABOUR IN THE WEST INDIES.

Os the order of the day foe *As third reading of the Con-
solidated Fund Appropriation Bill being read,
Mr. BERNAL. in calling the attention of the Under Se-
cretary of State for the Colonies to the subjtet of th. immi-
gration of Africans into the West Indian colonies, observed
that the condition of the labouring population is these
colonies demanded serious consideration, and urged an eaten-
aim of the period of contract with Affirms immigrants.
Mr. HU MB corroborated the remarks of Mr. Bernal, and
taxed the Colonial-oftim with nosligmses is the matter. He
knew no reason why labourers should not be imported from
Africa. They would exchange a state of real slavery for one
of freedom.

Mr. HAWES said, African labourers willing to work had
the payer of extending their sontrut, but anything max
pubory would be objoetedgto the astaelavery party. Lard
Grey had sanctioned the extensive of contracts in Guiana,
bet is Jamaica the saacti•.n of ths Assembly wan required.
There was nothing to prevent the immigration of fres Afri.
cans into the West India colonies, bet them was a well
fainded objection to the procuring of Irma Africans through
tha intervention of alive dealers on tho cola of Africa.

Mitt s few words frees Kr. Hums, tb abject dropped,
sad the Coasolidethe rued Appropriadea BiU was read •
third time sod posed.
CRIME AND OUTRAGE ACT (IRELAND) CON-
TINUANCE BILL, NO. 2.
TM weed road* of this bill was warml by
Mr. b. Crawford, who moved that it be read a seamopporaded time
that day three =oaths. Mr. R. M. Fos, Mr. Austoy, Kr.
Ham, sad lir. Roche, supported this amends's% to whisk
Sir 0. Grey offered • few words la opposition. Oa • &ebbs,
however, the ameedssest was aegatived by a majority of
83, the ausibmi bolas 89 to 26. The bill wee then read a
woad time.

Derieg the dissuasion apes this mew* Mr. W. Williams
teak the oath. said his sea. ter Lambeth.

LANDLORD AND TENANT (IRELAND) BILL.
Oa the swift of Mr. Revroun t►e order of the day for
reusing the adjoused debate ea galas tato usaulthrs
was ► for the purse of bolsi discharged► ad the bill
wee withdraws.