The Express.
London, England, 1857-06-19 00:00:00

reasons why it was preferred for the cultivated districts of
Scotland. He complaused of the pest inconvenience and
expense caused by the changes at sods fa these surveys, not
Mm rany. 50,0001. haviag, he WI, be.. actually thrown away
dor
Sir W. JOLLIFFiI su d• 6-inch survey of the po-
pulous and marfacturieg of Lem&
The Bari of GIFFORD wee carload-that • survey upon
• 26-bech sale ought aces to have been commenced. It
might be advantageous to the lend esde of Scotland, but wee
of no use to the public at keys.
W. HENLEY supported the motion.
Lord BLCHO explained the origin of the survey upon
the 25-inch sale, and vindicated the committee of ISE and
Lord Aberdeen's 'comment from the charge of jobbing for
the propistors of liettland.
Xr. J. LOCHS spoke etroortiainst the adoption of a
isignel=aDtOCAver tt heped the 'he would not
alkm the errs, which pledged it to ..thing.o e quo
flea media mail. net the shred merit of different scree,
bet what Amid be dos with mod to the Scotch survey.
white was assay ninth edema. He theeries declared
thot the cheep thet ths 25-inch wee the invention
et the Sesta yorristm survey;
he sloe* were no novelties, and he insisted thathey were
=of leer viastal resulta which could not be ob-
• 6-11 ch role surrey.
Camel Donna and Mr. R. Enucu conikoned the
adeplien etre large scale.
Lewd PALKSESTON observed thee the extraordinary
Mondry el spirant upon this oWect roamed it tempos-
sible he my geramment to know Oat to do except to stop
the err* oil to have no map for Serra at all. He
emplersil of dm soggerations introduced Into this debate.
If we wore to her a warm fir a conary, he sold, it should
be serehmt kw all papas., mad a hes said than 25 inches
to the are wohl net be wakeisst. He hoped the house
would net to the merit
Mr. 17Th spree In trews °fa 6-inch scale.
Upset • Mehl= Kr D. Noazuve' amendment was er-
red by
of ITI Ics 111, the epromment being thus left in a
10.
Mr. BURN then moved to strike out the
vend War la the vote for the English survey.
namslyM; but this modeller wu negatived urn
• MOM MN tit 2L
Lai ..eked what he conceived to be an iron-
er makaa Os pet of the house in negativing • principle
to Mod which it had armed for England.
as D. MORREYS interpreted the decision of the hour am
of the 26-inch scale.
KlnfesnatmthaY ewise moldered that what the house
intsidell was to pot a stop to the 26-inch scale in England
r well es Scotland.

Lord .FALIIIEITSTON arid, her Majesty's government
considered that the first vote expreseed the opinion of the
house that no further Etrvey ahonld be =de on a 25-inch
male.

The teeohdloa, se emended, wee then agreed to, se were
tha other resolne in the report.
ECCLESIASTICAL CORPORATION BILL.

The ]4egab d BLANDFORD arid that fluor bill end the
mat oar ma Xis paper, which was brought in by the
pommmort, had the same gamma object in view. What he
pepped therein* was, that the bills should be committed
pro forma, in order that they might be made into one bill.
Sir G. GREY maid the bill of hie noble friend proposed to
deal with chapter property, which was in the recommenda-
tions of the committee of last aeadon. The government bill
proposed an extension for a limited time of the act under
which the Ecclesiastical Commission administered this pro-
perty. The bib were so far different, but he would not
object to the coarse propomed.
Mr MOWBRAY hoped the right hon. gentleman would
inform the hones whether he would embody the proposition
la the government hill.
Mr. HENLEY protested against dealing with the forma
of the house in this way. It would be much better to with-
draw both Me, tit let the government introdnoe an ent
new one, on which hie noble friend could propose amtM-
manta.
_ _ -

Altar few word' from Mr. Hewn and Sir H. Wu,
LollOn BY,
Mr. WALPOLE wiroreeted Mat bath bole should be read
• Naafi dine, and then reamed to a *art committee, which
would caniddir tiro, end most probably make one bill out of
the two.

Timms resemke ken Pim Isoatma in reference to the
pukka et the t 0... debunk lends,
Lea 7. MANNERS eggeweed of the suggestion of the
right bra wrimbeir Ike Si Thaversit of Cazahndge, but he
trusted the here meat am, the principle of the
eh dwell lir tair haw berme Mee 0. Orey),
S the interlbrame
the =tti Cendeekmme i Ifr meememalett 'af
aural preirty.
Loud PALMERSTON had no objection to adopt the mag-
the right hon. gentleman (Mr. Walpole.) When
Let ials a/
on., beck from the committee there would be an
mtunia of full discussion.
wee then reads second tune and ordered to ha
nand to a Detect committee.

IiaIYBIASTICAI:TOMMISSION, &c., BILL.
This bill was them read a second time and ordered to be
referred to • select committee.

TRUSfir ARRANOEMENTS BILL.
This till puled through committee.
INSURANCE ON LIVES (ABATEMENT OF IN-
COME TAX) CONTINUANCE BILL.
This bill wee rrd • second time.
MARRIED WOMEN'S REVERSIONARY IN-

TI REST BILL.
The honenwent into oomittio on this bill.
On dense one,
Mr. DOBBS awn& • anundaust, the etdeot of whioh
was to confine the erseselen of Os by to warm who should
be married after the of the att. If that tree agreed to
he semidmed woold be nemetwil, but it was
west injuist he with the artingensats of pumas
aim*areal by ma el post hone law.
Ns. MALMO s_AL.sd dot the setendment might
rilllo.o Ihe kb. mmembses eidestfee to the bill, but it would
certately remove retry **me ems it, and render the bill so
worthier nut beeresid tab tae farther trouble with it.
etr 11. Marl dissent te the bill ow the ground that ft
ovegisiessiirrtathe whale subject of the rights of sass-
del weer um. whisk wadi same shortly beams the Ism& Me
wade mpg. the amendsemt.
After age! wards from Pik. *mum and Yr. Dooms,

E. PAW mewl an seendeelat by which the pro-
ceeds of the Wad perwty by a inertia women should be-
brag to law Ns if le • home Ws.
Mr. MUMS eldeeled lathe etweatirat.
Th. 11•111imat ww alpthea, lone new datum were
added to the bet, eel the lore seemed.
The rwmalidag orders were &reed of sod the hottse
adjourned at &quarter to 2 o'clock.