The Express. — London, England, 1852-04-22 00:00:00

Me Oats I mad to Nr. Lynch I would like to go aboard and i mage the cabins. Inn you state that them were no boats, was it be rm were satisfied then weirs none ?—I caaaat Mato whether there were any On board at the tints. TM diatom's was too great for ma to determine them particulars ; bat I saw flout hoisted up to the davits. • Could you distinguish whether the ships had say iron a about the bars ? — No ; too far of. m ' •!. Will you tell me your decided opinion that if this. yawn had - been all ' stamina,' what rig she could bi I—Did sot take that particular notice. It was too far to say dad. gay whether they may kmt been ships or b• 011104 merely too! , a bird's-eye view of them. TM one with Mr ca r& aloof might be either • shi p or a a m n i a*. ' Would you have incurred any risk to the safety of your ship had you run down close to the ice 1-11a4 I hem ma-ter of the ship 1 would ham gems amra and hop to, and eu dearsured to have gone as herd lite WpmBINTION * " ROBERT " Late Nate of the Rommation." Limerick, April 16. Witness the fanning answers have bola mad and acksowledgad by Nr. Robert Simms*, in oar presence, to be correct. Ettsmcos 0 T Captain, R.N. WILLIAII ELLIS, Commander, R.N. JOHN JESIT PALIIIIII, Commander, U.N. " W. Cakowsta, County Inspector of Consta bulary, Limerick." Remarks on the passage to Quebec, furnished by Mr. Daniel Dorman, master of the Jessy, of Limerick. " In the spring of the year wo generally look out for ice bern is long. 42 deg. W. to 4.1 deg. W., and in lat. 12 deg. N. to 1.1 a m . N. ; on reaching that piaition we invariably Menem ., a current setting to the S.S.R., at the sate of two mites sad • half so hour, along the casters edge silks took. When on the Great bank the current is impresop filar, but is generally inamorata by the wind. Between C a pe Race and the Urea Bonk, near the Virgin Rocks, the virrent seta to the S.W. shout two miles an hour in the spring, decreasing s lunkocit in the fall of the year. We gen. fully cross the on the pacollel of 441 .leg. N., to avoid the heavy weber" In the Gulf of St. Lawrence, in the spring, we are liable to meet with pricked ice, with moll bergs among it, which have been drifled through the Times of Belle Isle. S stied from Limerich in the Jesay an the Ist of April; was beset in the Oaf of St. Lawrence foe eleven days ; rimed through • chain of bergs near the bank, in lat. 44 deg., on the 16th of April. DCA; arrived at Quebec on the Sth of Mar ; the Renovation arrived • day or two atter. Know Mr. Coward, who was then in good health. Mr. Gorman never heard of the reward offered for the disviery of /m111141'15 expedition, not even at Quebec, though intimately acquainted with the mercantile cummunity."JOHN OMMANNLI." LETTER FROM CAPTAIN SIMPSON. Yesterday Mr. Lamlells had an interview, by special appointment, with his time the Duke of Northumber land, at the Admiralty, sad bad the honour of submitting an orginal drawing, tog, ther with several communications on the subject, furnished by Captain Simpson, lab Muter of the Renovation. Mr. Lsadella took occasion to convince the Admiralty of the truth of the statements furnished by Mr. Simpson. And it will be gratifying to the friends of that gentleman to know that the authorities ars perfectly satisfied as to the genuineness of his report. The following letter has just been received from Captain Satires . British Queen, Limerick, April 19, 1853. .` My dear Uncle,—l received your letter this morning, dated lath, and feel great pleasure in writing the parties lam relative to the two ship whisk were seen by me and others when on an outibaramil passage to Quebec, in April last spring, in the Wig Resontion. It is now 12 months ago, and so many osamesiese happening in the interval, that the real cinumelmaem have nearly escaped my memory, but I shall feel peat ginciare in relating them to the very best of my recernies. On the 6th of April, ISM, we sailed from Laetrile is ballast, and one cabin passenger, a very years( mate sena lir. Joseph Lyach. We • Asa Marfa nut, at the rate of 9, 10, sad 11 knots per herr, as far as the Gulf M St. Lawrence, nothing remarkable isesniag until the 15th or 19th, when we were surrersoiled by sumenus gigantic icebergs ; and I think it was ea or abet the Ma at 5 a.m., my watch on deck, 1 disteremel ea Os Ms bow a la rge iceberg, with two ships on, as did .its as men that were in my watch. I immediately meat laww, sod Wonted Captain Coward, who being rosy M a the time, did not notice at Ant what I said ; I ads repeated the circumstance, and asked him what he intearied to din but be only groaned out effect. I was anxious to get on d eck alia s I went up called Mr. Lynch, who ' up, and looked at the vessels a few mason, teli j en vi r went below again, and dressed hisser{ dr ware: at the tints being excessively cold, the 'dad, boa Me norkword and astwanl, blowing a fresh Massa and, I Oak, but ma net suite certain, under doable reefed teprib, whole 110•110. lib and resist twirls. this can be easily asmelared by a reformat to the Mg book, which is now ea booed the Reno vation, es bee presage to Vaasa Beams. is 'anti monies a my Easy, Mr. Las* pat • Ale ernes when be sal lis at tarns Mod waning as two slips kr ablest diessoometsre of an hoer, when we lost eight of lbem (ball met tbe beep), whisk was then on the said =. We puma per seam with the rrest regret asatbead the aim whisk to a bad bola a seesidesabis tires the ire. The a = a o C :e IMO len n her bermada, with her heed to the wind, sal doitiepetMaiki bat Mr three lower masts and bow- spit. The mike IND. whir was sitting neatly upright, web braleal to as esatiasek with her three sure, top soars es sod, sad Waal sod lower yards serer and to di amasses, bang _We gnarly stripped and absc issa. These are MI the total eireamstances which I as ro b sel* ls et bat, m Admiralty have ordered • isto the firrammaess, lettets bat Mr. L at Grasbek temdber with the M eet Mr. will help to threw sum Veit sal vodka tips of the truth. Mr. Gerrard odd ms at Goan he Ma asorted the ships, when I of rase, supposed th at the sews would errantly midi Repast AU this lee ems out lately from a letter, whisk was written ism Mr. Lynch, after hie arrival, to so user of hi, Mr. Crab , I know very well, and sew raidiag lee Lmseia This letter, it appears, was yabliehod M the /orris& Chronicle, but, straw Sees), the abo e t a rm got circulated, I believe, sited Orweed, a few weeks ago, told a Marl of his, • mate a • rip, residing at Tysersostb, whe, it wpm; bed been sea vetting about icebergs to ameba gestlawa, sod that dr circumstance got spread alma mil it fleebei the Admi ralty, who will (and no warier) think it • very strange affair altogether. I never beard as mere about it fr om any one but Mr. trial, sail I sea efts M telestthe ship not having been boarded. Me on bea d of ear ship • considerable time after wee Maga pi Se Cares. The best thing I beard about it rises was ea my snag at Taira, is the River Shama, when as Mien a the asset guard came as board, sal I Mashed brim wish all the pad rakes. Likewise, ea su m nl i cal u s as il Linear, o aten Gos samery was seat ism to whim I aloe Masi the eirronstanses ; and tie eery that I Ins alba= hi was the wind, which I inhesial was Ora dr B. ad E., and I also gave him a shad' whit I em a si g erneng, for now that I overhaul warm aga it was from the N. and ids is et import, tartly that my story might alai& lab lasdeikribe will also write, by order oldie Admiralty, albs bad ids recollection. My time at pacer will sot parfait sae to ester into anything men a S i . Yea desire me to tall you what I attired late the Italy wish is oat amy assiOry. I enclose • sitelek lo 1 1 14 a vary one, but it will give yea sa ides, ad • Setae ass tires is I ems to hear tempos, sad I limn beam& . to yea by wallogise • pagaesoir mad dram thae are very few to be bad hon. flies op Masa hosts mit r i i s l ell a meserik merit the same poomei4 dam yea asybew, bosun 82111.1110111. THE Ascric Meet activity prevailed at Greeshithe at the earliest dawn of light yester. day inning, on board the saps and steamers of Captain Sr Edward Belcher's expedition for the Arne mime, sad the Lightning stem vessel gad the steam tags oedema to tow the sailiag wash Assistance, Resolute, and North Star down the river to the More, when the togs woad be relieved by the Basilisk steam nasal, of 400 berm-power, Commander Outline, sad the Desperate steam sloop, at 400 korsepower, Liniment Stevens. The awash of the Arctic emadron started from Greenhithe at a gleaner before In o'clock, cm, sad at about twelve o'clock, noes, wore brought up at anchor Most twenty miles below Gravesend, for the name of ecimassiesting with the commendiam seeen of the Bandith sad Desperate stesiams, sad reliev ing the steam tags of their preview daty. A amber of poriens west down to Oneshithe to bid adios Ss a time to W 04011111 sad mews of dm expedition, bat of seam they were disappointed. It may be is some degree ooseolatery, however, for them and all the relations sad hands, sad the officers and crews of the expedition, to know, that letters will reach them before they lean the Orkasy Islands, if the letters are posted before the pest leans Louden this day. DEPARTURE OF TIIR PACIFIC.--Yestudin about half past 12, the United States mil ides** Peels, Captain Nye, left the Mersey for New York, with 11l per *engem, a fair cargo, and Use land =nib for the Dated Wen and the Bash Aweless GOLD PROM AusTRALIA.--V s T le Uesl Bloc/drier, which has just arrived is the Leeds. Desks boa brght b peck of gsidl. eiinsead. esi " im l i s h pulleys' of soli psd in isle,. The eh* whisk hes elapse aideri is the Lades Deis bran the ems plea, hen baseght fhu Wye speastiy sf U of phi auk eddroseol, sad ishe Mneme, of slyest le sese. The ship lleleseDia_Peet ha brought $7 buss et geld desk Miesied be Wiest putt.., sal she le buss and 44 saw packages of gold ilsastst to east. Tire.rale.—Tho Prime gaseausst Las rn eared hest tea omen is 11011111 n -d a the mewl sleties of Brazil and La Plata,slopcsehse to the ash at Ulna. At that date Admiral Le Peeper hailed plena se bend ship err France the expeditionary whose pesems was es longer required in that par of wed& The 111.11114 the admiral speaks in high tome of the molest of she er and crews under ku owwwwwB. bolsi et Dome Avr , s after the battle width Isesimimi the use, est et moment when the city we. seems by hest et weed men, they contributed powerfully be melieleis see sod protect property. It sou to their Bra settods. the verse says, that the bask end custom-home ewes was pruned Don pillage. THE EVENING, APRIL 22, 1852 Lieutenant F. G. Banos Ifilemetimi, by Thom. Ow. Wawa. Clout Ram *se Ms 5 ~,Id ti Me Royal N e w' Gnarls, by the Marquis The lasi of Harringtes, Zi l iW i eCemnits to the title, by Ow Duke of Bedford. amnia Idereed Raney, on retain honied* by Lieut.- Camel Rony. Owe& Hawklike, ma promotion, by the Imposter-Gamen et 1 17.=t. Roaereete, by bit Mot, Mr William cdsid M itam6s* Lionnd buai a ti act enfinne, on return to Ids, by Lieut. . RIO _ ble_ appon'tmeat as tee ellarlifedeity's thingek by the tes Manner. Liwohneat 7. F. Mesa, by Gomel Or Tishah Beek.. Liestimme songs Rafted, by the Right Res./. 0. B onise. Commander Hereby, R.N., by his father, Rear-Admiral Hanby. Lieutenant Edward R. Jona, by LientAlonsiral Hon. W. B. Gardner. Mr. J se billgr Mr. Jamie at of Risk SW , (minty Soothes the eN eg. IfellN Ln iii =lnnt. le., on his promelion, by the Duke Ne llig r ib tre lliL tasst Kan, on his appointment as one of Ms .Majesty's Grocismia-Waiting, - by the Lord Clam- Inelein. Mohnen ea egniUTotal Hone Artil leriMbtriagD Laten t ly *Reba. Prise, M.P. Oom Chilein &dm J. Lapin. on , by Lieut.- Kr. mal= is RIO, a ... Milbank , ea h nueriap, by Lieut.- Wad lea. funesp, M.P. ihneent Ins, by tiongel Visiones Gough, G.C.B. lb* LOP" nlemaillint eel seams hem India, by ligent.-Oeseel Mr Teno% ille. Oen& Loch, R.N., an egratayst to aommaad bow =tre ship Wirmaliter, by Admits& Sir Mr. Layton Lorries, by Sir Alsznatar lipmeman. Mr. Nistsdas liVeme, en magektment as deptity-lieste met, enmity Lisecile, by tbe aid of Leivable. Nab-Lieutenant F. D. R o =%::ltis appciatment let Ws Guard., by Vienne c Lieut. W. T. Mukha* by Lieut.:General Sir Gooey Brom. The Rev. Edward iteran, by See Earl of Derby. Mr. James Martin, D.L.„ at Me Bari of Cilengall. Mr. Wear, on his *epistolist as one of her Majesty's counsel, by _Lord Truro. Mr. It. M.:nekton Manes, M.P., on his marriage, by Lord Crewe. Lieut.-Col. Mostreser, by General Sir Thomas Montreser. Copt. Wm. B. Monypenny, RM., by Mr. Thomas Law Hodges, M.P. Mr. James Morrell, jun. deputy-Undermost, county Oxford, by the Marquis of Blindford, M.P. Mr. Thorns Maim by his father, the Be.. Alward Mostyn, M.P. .- Lieut-General Hon. Henry Marrey, C. 8., spoor Lion, by Viscount Coeburn'''. Mr. Wolfe Murray, on his marriage, by the Mei of Chi. chaster. Hon. Richard Cornwallis Neville, on his marriage, by Lord &odes. Lieut.-Col. J. Doyle O'Brien on appointment Deputy Quarter-Master Gomel O'Brien, and Leeward Islands, by the Duke of Wellington. Rear-Admiral O'Brien, by the Duke of Northumber hod. The V Rev. names O'Connor, Chaplain to Mr. ilbsdit II by Mr. Sheriff Swift. a t m II& Mad, on appointment as one of the lister maw ef by Sir Jas. Duke, M.P. Lisatesaat John Obberd, upon his return to Saaaad, by Sir Jas. Duke, M.P. Mr. Ord* (of Nuanykirk), by the Duke of NeatheeMer land. Gm. Sir Loftus Otway, on promotion, by the Marquis of Are a. Was. Clam. Gushy, on being named Atha& tale M a Special Minion .to La Plata, by the lied at Get;eral Paterson, on promotion, by the Duke of Welliegtw Lieutenant Merlin Petrie, by Moja General Chamber lattat. Colwell Philips, on promotion, by Major General Sir John Owen. Slit FITZROY KELLY AT IPSWICH. Lieutenent Alazander Philips R.N., her Majesty's ship . Wzawrarmy, APRIL 21. Hogue, on promotion from her Majesty's yacht, by Moja, Her Majostes Sotigotaraelegerl mated Ipswich General Sir John Owen. yesterday, for dm purpose -et onanogiat the homes end Lieutenant George Philips, by Major General Sir Jobs other electors One anon anisa d as nasty of Suf- Burgorn, K.C.B. folk. It having been kern he ono days that it was Me Mr. Jobs George Phillision, on being appointed one of intention of the hen. goademni le do ea, it wu expected her Mo.e seemosi. by die Lord Chancellor. that on inonesed alleadesse at modest would have been Mr. Namara Plans, ma assuming the name of Pime, the resat, bat gash was art he sem. Ant 3 o'clock in by Marl Talbot. the ellowarea the lea. genuses., agenied by a few of hie Cameral Fleet, ee Ms peemotios, by Viscount Bamford• sapnerten, made: appearance nom the Woosy in front Mr. George Homy ilingna, by Limit. General Sir Mir. Clic=i'an immediately opposite to the Corn Jobs Fits Gerald. MAIM plan he IIiiIIIIIIM from tee to Mr. Arthur Prim on iwointment 1i Secretary to the terele gaill =eil peolone,semiMing at hisses, tradesposple, Naval Commosia-Chet es Shamus, by Vic -Admiral neensein sad bibeeesee, mid omega While were to be Nam. ;GOMM Peen. seta not a small amen et doenemare sad waterer= het Naha Remo turves, IN poematisa, by his Royal High- the immaculate benegh of Mend. when, only a week re et atone Duke a two sine, Sir ay was aloha OM et the *. Ilsharree Calhi lariw Ramsay, on return from ser- esandives. It wee s erved eat thins geisha ben spegially viteVt a adia, W Vimenat lia= l4 twonglet up for the essisieth Sr the panoos of Limasesest Freemen R. on anothmegat to lowa say impends. whigh Wont be men by trge tg tbe Celdoneasa theords, by the Reel er , s" d. tonams. Be that as it may, it will be men that the free Ph. Raw* ea Ms me se deput y-lientensat, to teak as aaimpenest part is the meeting, eel that eiserey urai tem ena l Mr. /whey Walpole. the senthas. Ito Men Hilly met with coon not, at all Bane, ea moons, by the Deka of even, bays bees eery phoning to Mee. W il ei = stir INSZOT HILLY, pegmatin bilwalf.abie more cm wasasilas to a barman, by the gawriamosy noid—lt toy ho to that, Leal Rhin et=esed Man. waft to snit trite I dada into to the thils• Ohani WV" on 11• 2103 ekor by wßail of pdideld permit ere deem la theme dais. the Sexe s noses at way meaty in bend lIIIPII4 be galled UNlAbiosel Lorenzo Roth. on *notion, by Lieut.- asi hr this awl. The qu ay s Aga / a m w Gement W. Wesayea. saheb to nor onmidontion is—std nos whin De. IMINIaI by the Bari of Reislys. we , Illr ei g= e — linage yea shall ghat me as 1 Coned - igeas, oa promean, by Major-General you 101 Irbilaw u se givasial a a B rt., if. lhaiiir HII yugMespemotion, by Lord r aia ll a thar i °I f a lhl ad i e d i tt t w h a ili t a lddr a : r i r lutt aiman yt . A. i f ilenegage. '• • (Cries et " ibeir lad " No," angled with - ilia% ILWUsed kith., PAN ft thYrt!lahst to toad he sine minuate.) tiontlana, ere th i 4tre i tePtshes bt h. , = l Ara swam 111.1111 wWili Oat wife earl (Karl Il) i tee to Ciamondere lisymen. es Ids egyeleimeat m Sannetsa- ty s eel e m s avies i gib _ er s o w an the don a H. M. Dialqffli. Branch bi ibs De* of mile nil has teed Mama ei th=hert at the ge- Nerthumbehan. yeomen of avaally eatilled _M par gerrog.Lemonat IL Semen C. Men, on its return merartha ? Ea p ol i e Ter Cing. esseeepona by dien.) hem With by IdentoOnseal he Geo. Brow.. , is net to be dealed today, but it Liniment any ilmlits. ea Ma rotors from foreign ear- f a l a r b d ar dl a d i h iairbisrear ra w aa t h e azaelrucition. am, by Lied BMW: liens. sad .A.. Gestimeth as I Len Slahed, ea moose to the title, by the Doke of r s t r om eni b e e, belziv e l o o sim ae the Noradle. gaset importhat teem eimies et Bangui Deena Steaden, by Mr. Merritt. in itself eine of the ma pally - ,,r eel NoneS. S. Illitlas, ma return teem India, by Bight %brougham Groat ligthlthrtiraw, hesn-_-1 thin I may ap- Hoe. S. 0. Tress. peal with pewha mid medeviatin esinames le yea ill to Linemen limes thwart, by Thema Radian• the admilleallea whine is peened over by the Rea- Napes IR Law. by the Bed efDseart. Z m ol t Deeby—(edge et wt. as:* essompaaied try "Yea, Celesta Re& MweeMil ShOshOl Itb I'M :shims , to no," Mon emil y. et I bothen It it to um &dig- H.X.S. lithergish who vt a i sme sla y aglest men. J. Perry , eieloali n den thet pea ma lea he gewgaw sad who swo gamy. Limelonent Sella by Nina Lewis. = O .ll bholig.) If yea hen ase—you M. ChmleoW. Blegage, dm Red of Darby. sir eh peat pond splealtaral disisist—if Mr. Atemeshic Moyle. 8.L.• no bin stalticS% by !Jr Wes magoisaess hake% ono if you an maned nen Ornotionigh_ On the ewe oc agdgernsse is oak that Liedgment Charism thaart, by Lisatenantateami tile pj. se fibs s i s siliy I s sa g rh o kb. James Reehmoil. eadiengog yea se me at the ask wbr Caplets Inweed Bodetelsed, on appointment to the ras zaa ea da ama s oda mos hem it, the 6ematemier labs Corbett, R.N., co% promotion and re- ar ,„. ri ,„... a osa b mwa .b nis , by lb , igad at turn hem service en the nest of Africa, by the Duke of ga v iZr" et year Sem the prong. of *south N —Nut had—it rah et yes es on members of that it Brook Taylor, ea appo i ntmen t to be Aseleinat twat sso m ildi s i y id s am Nun a mu g k o ki a i n . / rrteit•B 9 l V°1;111.111•1 * ta tiattgahi g t° the tit "' by the Adjoin* General at Mearessial,by H.R.H . the Duke et am set th, man v i sa Teat aad ad l a r o om * perlionms Bay w........ Centwidge. as yea ospeentellve. ( 1 ' Ikar;" eel elem.) Ire. V. Ittarbtsla Cotton, on a pP inthisst an Child. 101 htt Lt id. Ta l ler tut "tut° from Ina * sad Mr.M. I. than (a builder).—Mlist Whims have you to Sr Mellmemigal by the Muter-Osearal of „ m o m L i re . B . 0 00 dhu ow . the Oeinonse. here, I shone Mato know ? DM _yin MI lota with and I Lleet iht flem P'r•ed. Gomm R.N., on his appointment so ei ntr ii . L i* ' 1 " 1 "" 6 " 1 P I )I° J °24 support Sr menewes introduced by the late Sir Robert the Jritt, Mow. Badge W. Tliel.ple s by Maar Chambre. Peel yea. Sir mew Damask, Bart., by Lieut.-Gen. DT. I . N 0.,. m own , ca hi, return to .p er u y by SLr FITZROY ILlZlT— Oedema. I was about saying to Sir James Mangan. Lord ' you that great oat sataaelve lowan had resulted fume Mr. ea spend Si Deputy Lieutenant of Dr. J. s a lialt =i imra4 h r di r y ams o a k. many of the moneres whin pima seder the well-knows haat Sir Wm. C Delyell, Bert. m r . /I= gge aka Trollops. name of fin tads . (Chan) I ant quits tree es admit that dm bed sannanate hen rellant to of shags 'Mho 0": F. • 18 "na hum luelin mud" . ~_t whi lisa l t heogr. nomm en bk rppolatatent tow 33rd Best., emasiaby from many a sum morns which wore pre• by laent.-Ger. Mos. Gureds i by " ' Umi tlet. V ff iesent . aa ilelliablat id s"' °141114 Teresa, " I ttelltatt°l4 I * the flake of w°l- "Na da isoi bi rso lis t i rs lisi reei ligba *. odialiewidiow. alinla the "r (Ch li ee ir gl el" ) ;o f Mr. Robert Pavia Dans, by . Cheeks towhee, ed u p S s mu t Th ief , smi woma k e , by Lad Ei . on mono than thet It is a greit isms{, a just and righth Astons. me of any lrgUis is mike the now t ` ttl ' Dan % olt pristetittli and return from luliat by Omploh; C. T. Timer, by the Riabt Hon . J. C. Berries. m " . „:,,,,„„, 5itri .1 .-- wi t t r tha dud ia l oroo f the IV' deems rhea the Liattea. Charles Napier. Mr. T. Poole Word. by the Right Ron. T. Milner '• linsigi. Disbrowkoa snobbiest inth Light Infantry, Goma. M.P . ale . _tew_ .. ... iCheses_A__ . .A.Ling.,_A arm _sae by Last. Oa. Lord Y. Somenst. Rae-Admiral New !Award Watts, apron being Rona- ti:=•.llstuagMaY" . s oured ezz...,,,= poii,,,,,d,,,,..scr,„„,„viNyladwaPitlaislitiesegieufa.". H i ' ° ta p asibmi a C. 8., by the Dedm of Northumbe rlan d. much es they have reneged most a the general maim at Li = esi a llonm s : m a lels iaa jt am emseiso. by hi haw Kr . Me d ir . RlTnirt-.Usatrtwatal"seir:-/Prurtht oonsurogdon—fnen thelei which he duty was then o‘ maws ..-e---* y or the been dales nem whin were eseelyisably re t=ie. l ii =, 'Os Navin Di& of St. Oanne. 8. . bi . , by usit.Gesaga Air = Captsla chocei ßea. of Matimer tm plin tletli cbiabir ville s W w est in oa u t i onvz- . -- a pistiL uAlommi l ib is t o ) set wilstimit thowil i r mot ee tb tar niewares cOboommai ldia that tY• ThemeaKeldelea. aslant glettemes it to propos to parthment was 1 " 1 " °11.111 It t li g e t:ff elmtlitat as CI " at t h• Mr. Graham vrosian, mar liganterma as one ot bee mad algallwit altherterldtwialthiatabanhilkgs: - sarr."".....l** W. IS retire from foreign mein, igl itrod in g °ll.l l= B lardat • you, on the m ,, wir e of the agrillbseists deperiel, br Meno-Genegal lits Own. thathar Weed. coilaras . at to this it was diat 7, - -, voss iser „ d ins was Oast liana Mg, ea n =ment to 9th Lamers, by Cupola Y. b i l t r it iggit t l su ro. ' suttee& n. Whoa I mated at that the Ihea-Ognosel Vienna impels et gran is ISM wen koga r r istio thr s os of reillion Pierian Gemmed Style, es nem tam lodis, sod pro- . thin la ma. l a that tha yaw 1 0. 1la r la is retu;a from swims tu lathe , meant* be a C . 8 ., by en Right Ron. J. C. Herrin rhil a „ .......... ureas.-ugaws lir n. re from in 1811 than ISOS by three yule.mil- Jams Ogiley PIM_ e, by Lad Colville. . InotAhleael Yea, ea peemense, by Lliut.-Gonerel "` '' '"""'", rep maw that swamies/ maid bat I Lord IL /tamest lion iparfase—w zhatThe Rev. immal 11 ' . Misr ILA " Moderator of the Copal. Taman. RN., by Led Da Hoe. resin Wined, and I aim gad at the URI, that I sho w sild be 1/3884 to hil miii. * l6 the Church of Beetle" , no Mewing: emblem. end gentlassa wars .. s r i. and it wea a l l wellsteS" (" Brava") I;y its Ones the Duke et Meehan. present : la, gentlemea, I bane I ems a ben' ofelerton Mr. Amon Bath F4egabe, by Lord Patens. Due ae.—Buselsech, Argyle Nona, Albeit who use mash min highly sad baler Ron 1 gm, per- Mr. R. Bowles tamilift W Dr. Andrew Smith. able neggically—to Map eal le hem aa M°ll°°lll° ' C ' moor Ckmad° ' i: R iefelbsease %that othemseal. (Ohmura knee.) Mr. Wm. Freaks, 111....11 Ns appointment to the Rat- Grimy, Kum. hydrides MOMS , %h o e Merquis or Salisbury. the eistomen whin 1 no. male. sot which i. t lams. Kinnoull, Romlyn, Rom, Rms. Merigh has gmen ning spea gee MB omens et eansamen—ead u 1516 .0, ah mi g:7 "ll4 lcrAt,_at F c ea rmsr b erw ' 6° re a . PPintalgt t° Ellenborough, Delaware 111 into, Greaville, Clanwilliam, .... a .... e i „ m ob s - vj e ,__H igr um Wi t wee Klinglam, Seinen, Bradford, liarewood, Portarlingten, rair I then ..Is was this : Mr Thallar i r r er tt etaluedisg to the bsrasst°7 ' Shaftesbury, Tyrone/I, Grogresor, Chichester, Glesgell, di t h as t ude that, to Me year 1 1 60, we bad ba by Mr. Seentern It . Lis it I. R. , R.N., on promotion, by the "'Ms Itt" b• U , i tudtal Y• ported these of quarten of contemn than le Duke el Northumbeelord. Viscounws.—CmGersegh, Ann, Duncan, M.P., Stop- t h a Tam I viatered to a n r* th a t we h a d aaa d a ti Charlie Ovehass, R.N., ca intent to ford, .Lsecelles, Baditsh bhibishat Druhlahril , In - red said in urtere an i r th il e ithin Ir os pi t r i ld isthreethe yaw ntrUienilita Rane by Sir ham Graham. Int geetre W. Freon X. . Grant, by Lord Join Mama. Bwriors.--Wiashooler, _Wanner h. Anti' , B&W*: Z' Reer," ohms, alliCell I All ibersogy MI • Rev. Cent areavilth, by the Duke or asoidl. I.•••••—Etwait F. BetiOnf, 111. 08 11. Polvorth. OM emsequelielA eat I now publion teed Rev. Jae Remy Gray, by the Rai et Lemoshernegh. of Gray, Charles Ram %torahs.. mama, _Arthur Len- thee stammon, gad 'Mileage eadreaislite. (A v= mis. 0.6.4 . eetern tram heave sena. ly Ges. now, Crew.. Achim& of 'Soda and man, Church- a Gy v e us yea authority.) I new again repeat that Si, Gerdes Drummond. ill, Killeen ) Basses, Cochrane. Dunsandle, statement-4M revolt ill that although we have imported Lord Greenock, ley lisatAlesseal Lord F. SoisseeeL Loyola', El , Hatherton, George th ree m aims of quaran of grain more in the latter year Oars* John Oregaweed. on his marriage, by Ma as Lennox. mentioned them ia tise fer i a Far ) the people of tbie they. RIGHT HONOUSAII&I.-.4111 1 111111 1 Francis Kennedy. amm o, have o n had ewe weight per head am I. e t Samuel Ilatliet nu Int= from tonne Wages llowovarntse.—Lind liesffle, Janes Grant of Grant, eat in 1830 than when the million quarters of cars by Line . -General Hon. H. Arbutbnott, C.B. in this asimen is MO, and which is more Frederick Byrom, than T. Liddell, Sir Edward Butler, were grown -- o h ,b, Voi ce — " Th at . a h r. ,, ) Lieet-Colonel.Hegart, on promotion, by F.M. the Mar - Edwin Portman, George B. Lamellas. Richard Cavendish, than was grown here ie • % nis of Aniesm. Edward Mann, M.P. Oliva W. Lonna, listangest Themes T. Haggard, on appointment to the telillfiell, Beramont Le aks, Gerald Noel, M.P., William titer General p d h that W. E. Fits- Several fights ta i takea place in the crowd, ;he Soli- SSW at Adikeenbe, by Lient.-Col. Abbott. Portuga l Charlie Smyth Yashir o Liath-colgoel Moony, we ilwA keep at poen eat goodwill with an other for the gbe Court. THE LEVEL °w eld P.SW allik 94g4.. Dim* Paissat. Charism lam" mainr - VIOM Tbis Trevor, M.P. BAJBWONII.--hou D. MP., I. York Duller, M.P., Welkin WNW= 11 Many Vase', IhMbew Whit* Wig, Mibect Jam Makes, Walter Pm* am van Pre. G rp nap Dishes& Minsys °4ll o l : Shaw Swim. Stas.—J•ha 0.C.8.. ?Mirk Mmaimy Nary Ell* William Mantlmoto, Thomism Delookma, John er Baad, IssiMpli Raab, C. Wider IL, 0 . 5 .1 0 " . Dishwood. Dimse.--St. Paul% Wrreester. MICEDIWNIN—HIIIII. The Quad bald a levee yesterday Anneal at St. James's Palm.. NW MOW, sad Prim Alban mind teen , len Pia at two Weeekimmened by salseadmest .- a b z ... web, sad wen seeelved by the peal sass at ' athes. g hee Doke et Cambridge sod Prises Leopold et Bass rift_illsaml the Mee. IMMO/ oi l Derby bed as sadism at the Clasen The 111 M Meer is Waling had as sadism M his ili ggisem mad Priam Albert ambead tka num Hem selesded ia lthe Mistress elf the Rehr; the Commons et Dame, is Weirdsg; th e Laud Chanisdets. the Lind Some* Mom a/ the Mem. the Timmer et the Meembeil. the Vies Chimbabla._the Ompapaller et the Messeheid • Bart Talbot. Led is W Led Gawp Imenes, Laird is Wanes Se hb Beyel ; Missal .0 214 the Iles. C. B. Phipps, Leapt er kw 'a Privy Pune ; Captain the Hes. Jseeph Manes Navy), Gram is Weida.; Cubed M as ers= im aidei le W Royal libbers i Lad Malebah lieserry is Webber Camel IPrassislarg li t Billrerri is Wearies bit lisp! linemen ; Ilr a .= Cameros and 111,r.Mosay isegalionen, Pages et 0111.1111 V Waiting. The Queen wen • dress stpey nein antique milk, trim med with Meek lace, grey rdse, sad white begin. The petticoat was of white silk Misused with white tulle and white ribbous. Her Ma}eity were resod her hood • wreath ienri of Madtherries end dimes& dodo wee ineedesed, when the following yeeess= le her liagnap indl Penes Albert took place . By thee BM of Maimrkray. Nam de Renck, Charge d'Affaires olds Amnon Laplles. By Bases de Labeek the ClemenNer Mitts: de Walla, mars. Geed Man as lorries de riespeasor. TM dipiematis 'bele was idlenied by IL le Cmate Walewaki. From& Ambassador, M. Coodin,Thas mid M. Dervisa, Amadei to the ; /VT Weyer, the Belgian Minister, M. 011tsVe app. tarry end Consul Omen, sad N. Hearin At. melte to the Lewin; Bans de Cetto, o rate a lesimer Baron de Brunnow, Migister, Is Secretary of Legalise. MI N. Gabefel Kvarassis; Container du Ilisiessee dm Flamm ill Reeds i Fount Kisbeameme, Itemeneles Maim. I Chevalier Bunsen, Persia Minseee a Bares de Clouse, foredbe and Norwegian Illedeter, sad Beres de deer, Ilemenery of Legation,- Ith. Abbe* Lawmen, Mind Sense Pthaistar, end Mr. Basin' Davis, reermary et Noise; deser M. Wertz, Spanish Mahler, Mr. J. I. . Cams, First Secretary, Mr. P. Sortie, Second Secretary, and Kr. J. L. de Debi:- tondo, Attschi to the Legation ; Maple d' Am*, Sar dinian Minister, and M. C. F. Gianni, Allealad to the Legation ; M. Tricospi, Greek Minister, sad N. Lederikis, Secretory of Legation; M. Mamma, Turkish Minister, Prince Alexander Valerian, Conceiller de M. Waver Effendi, Attache to the Legatioall=l3= thick, Netherlands Mishear, and Buts Ilinterim Cem enter to the Legation; Count de Lambs. Partagesee Minister, arid Chevalier Pinto de Several, Sometar7 of Le ation; Chevalier de Macedo, Bruises Mislabel., and Mr. de Amaral, Secretary of Legation; Prism di Cartel, Sicilian Minister ; M. de Bills, Danish lilleirler, and the Secretary of Legation ; Shed Khan, Perim Envoy, sad Major Merga Ibrahim Kabobs, First 6a=a i d Is. terpreter to the Mission ; the Earl of M , th Quern's Principal Secretary of State fee Foreign thin,e end Major-lleneral the Host. Sir Edward Cut, 11.C.11., her Majesty's Master of the Ceresnosies. The following noblemen and gentlemen had the honour of being presented to her Majesty: The Baron Elton. Teetaferrata Abela, by the Right Mu. Sir John Pakiagton. Mr. Charles Acmes, by Major-General Sir T. Willahire. Lieutenant Henry Adair, ea return front foreign service, by Major-General Sir Joh n Owen. Lieutenant C. J. N. 8. Adam, on return to India, by the Right Hon. J. C. Retrial. Sir Andrew Agnew, on ewoceeding to the barosetcy, and on being appointod Vico-Lieutenaat of the County of Wit lowa, by the Bari at Wm. Lard Mayday, es vartssedias to the title, by the Berl of Anisstreem on ipmelotment to 3rd West India b Da el Aston, es peasedes, by Wend Sir Ord Hoer M O M AMU, on applaftent as fitalmacer of Pen by his bather - Wesel Amen. J. F. as pronothia sad apps le the Adjutessy et the Minima Royal Alias,. by Ihe Master•Oesnal Mem Ordrasee. Meher Banner, as pomades, by Liesteesseral W. Wawa. Mr. Basal Bussed. by fib Jobs Tanis Dan. liabe Bledibmanday liest.-Cainnd area Taylor. The Rev. Wm. Bleed, M.A., miniver trims the Anus% by the Earl of Carlisle. Captain F. T. Birch, R.N., on peaselies, by Loyd Mi. Vilalh lieutenant F. W. A. Boyd, by Colonel Sir Michael Clesßobert Bourke, by his brother, Lord Nam. Bn'dgemaa, as 'appointment to 10th Hunan, by Ly grilip, by Right Hos. J. C. Hardee. Unatsmot W. . Bee. by Bight Ilea. J. C. Menlo. Mr. Hume Burnley, ea his empoistmat as paid humid to bet Majesty's Legnica at UAW. by the gad et Malmo- Meet amp 'hubby, by the Right Has. J. C. Harlin Dr. CAL: rams tram ladle, by Liget-OmM ft Tim M. Laid Wimps, by the Martine at Chebassa = Mea. Mame. Ositliamt, by tale Maher, Lar d ' 31r. Funk Calvert, H.M.'s coned at the by the Zed et Major-Gemeral li res=mbell, en premstion and sr. pointment to the OSA by the Duke et Wales& Sit Walter Carew, by Ws Seim Yards Helier. Lint-Col. Caryester, by Lead litybialline. Lieut. Mon. Amoebas Cathcart, by limat-Ma. Lad T. Immost Odemet Hon. Frederick Cathemt t an Mi,siMwmA as et Ayrshire Militia, by Field Xenia th e Duke et eale& swei a Cbeinbedoyne, ea younotism by tie Meal Mr. Cbambedaym _Dont, _Unloose! et be Monty et Meste t b zr y Yield Marshal the Dube et Wellispes. Sr Champed. as wassialig letleiThoeseley, by lad Lien. -Oni Clarges, ea prometina, by the Duke of W MTlCeTard Troyer Claim, es appointment as Deputy Lismlsoost of NeethamptenehiM -by the Marquis of Imeerie. Mr. W. !nosh Clay. by the NW Hos. I. C. Hordes. Capella Qley ieS its appotemeen as Aide-de Camp to the Delo Ille .01,,,,1ry the Duke .1 Cambridge. Mr. Minna Othey Wellesley, by the Hake st Wel 11=Aabeiral Cala, as ponatioa, by the Deka of Nordumbseised. Rear-Adatiral Carry, ea remotion, by the Duke et ii - oian — i M.P., Bute (Inland), &pester Bowe. Decreas.—Terssees, Rsvasimsa.—isms. 111. raker, M.A.,___Wilasse W. Ellis, J. T. M. Amasses, To. ILiag, Hairy George WAAL Bras Mese" Berm Bird. Ussaitss A. Fugate,- ess w laresessid, Amber MBed. 11 •• 1 1 "mil, Mai ' iz2 g Ja as er &MO Wadley. Nallimakil Berton, Harems rikilllmire,Oliesieellemilly, De Barth, CM& wisk, oa, Nevada Zedm Mamma Wilms, Henry Arm.AllwaSee Crams. P. Mande May, Merritt, Vint:VlM% num Ilawmws Owls, MX., H. W. Pick ILA., Hemilies Berry, Omsk* Frederick Caresilidt, J. Lewis Itiesrls, NA' Adair, Travers, Henry Ilattoe, Charles 81206widni ' &bow. Geary. W. BrelMa r M.P., !Award news. T. Grant, Breaks &braid Rumen. John H. IfreAraiim, Banks StrinherlN_P•lll;B l 4 Henry D'Arcy, Omer Owen, J. esedsrs, Andrew Dram mend, Clarks WWsms W Speraer hymnal, Daskwomd iw ilirt ikies. Ire Harsh Base, 1 7 1 1 =7 BSA 11 4 . 1 1, St al t6, ll" a li ss iessAh ei talls el k " RibMit, Clit etra Taylor, Robert Mod, Pitt Charlie Ben rings's, K. C. Bewicke, Maskisses, C T l O Leger, Frederick Con, Orme H. Periag, Alema;mier ' Oswald, M.P., Walker Haneege, Peter Carthow, Beiniesstle, Burnaby, liesiesie Pinto MOWlA.l.—Desks of WOiliOrOL6 Onlizzain.-Bir Wi ll iam dm TuyU, r Gangs Pollock, G.C.8., Sir James Macelessall. K.C.8., K.C.H., Sir Thomas Mestreser, Marquis el Tweeddals, Sir Chaden Napier, Si, Jamie Dennis, 1L0.8., :aseri, Jackass. COLONII4.—Con Bevil', Edward - Walker, °swirl, lion. James Lindaiy, 11. P., C.D., Jame% C. 8., J. F. 8. Clarke, Williams , Bei A.= Lammas, Hamden, Berkeley, Talloch, Sir Ord R ag u s a, Gilpin, M.P., Hardier, Chetterton K.H., M.P. MA7o2ll.—Xlltlind, De Winton, Cooks, ah, K.L.L., Hodgson Cadogan, John Bower, B. D. White, Hyslop, Bingham, J. Lewis. CA/TAUIO. Compton, Hooper, Montresor Hatton, Morton, Pietist Somerset, Paley, 't ipping , Patrick Paget, Brandling, Bruce, C. J. Gibb, B. Farquharson, Duncan B. Shaw, Hogg, Labalmondiere, Kennedy Erskine, George Palmer, CA. Whitelock, Francis Sutton, &My. LIZOTENANTS.—J. Lowder, Pottinger, Duncan Baillie, Lovett, Francis Cowper, Monta gu e, W. Keene Hawkins, Sidney Causes., D. J. P. Campbell Charles Lane Fox, Alrred MansemDrammend, Charles Sullen, G. H. Owen Jackass. _ _ Conwirrs.—A. B. Boon, Macartney. ENSIONS.—W. C. Garde, St. Omer. ADMIRALL—Sir Hem Dillon, Ferguson, Sir Charles Ogle, Sir Francis Mason, K .C. 8., Dough', Mends. CAPTAINS (Royal NAVT).—W. Gordon, Perri Gruel Layton, G. N. Broke, Washingtos, Kootenai., Sir Richard Want, Sir Thomas Hastings, W. H. Higgs, Edward Stan ley W. Hood, Verses Harcourt. C as (Rosin. Nuve.)—Lsatio, J. C. Hommon, ingrove, Osage C. Mends, Jamas P. 'l t Henry D. Rogers, Nickolas Vansittart, Lord John Hay. LINUTINANTS (ROT&L NATT.)—HISSI Mackey, John O'Reilly, Edward P. Dent. The Yeoman of the Guard were ON duty in the palace tinder the command of Capt. Bickford, the Zion onWattang. Her Majesty and Price. Albert, attended by the royal suite, retuned to Buckingham Palace after the Ist& THE ELECTIONS. short dem ilhat I died flask yes. I may wish that you who date the statement I have made will prove it to be mane. (A Voice—" Prove to us that it is trim. We don't believe it.") I would u nix Mgame, if you can that the agricultural of this very county, tan, lied their wages re dissid from Ili. sad lbs. to Is. sad 94., are better off now the s tr u r a were bikes ? (Hear, hem.) I would wish that that these Inheisnes procured as much Liail la INO as did in INS. ((ries of "Yes," " No," Med "08 to Hmiddr.“) Ommisnese, if you whom lam now addrozeing L ibel sad are satisied that these are times of plosinsWl-41 yes see Misled with the sate of things es they now exist, it Is high time that you get soother for ' your represeatative. (Hear, hear.) But if you feel, as I new Ea, that the tax ;used by recent legislation upset nest dames of the people—that the degree of se/ming imposed thereby upou the agricultural elsmes mulles, and Imperatively demands and calls he hemidieM NUM' and that you will place your esulidease in that administration of which I have the honest le he a member—of that government which has itself to do its beat to relieve the distresses of the ' yes give me your support I will use my best eadeffeetes le islet in carrying out your wishes. (Cheers sad lisese.) If you wish to have bread cheaper, and to the vela of the egricelturist, it is better that bread should have remained at Its former price. (Hisses and cheers.) Gen *nom I ask you fee your support, because I believe that the Wadley el the Earl of Derby is prepared, when it has the_pewar to do so—(a laugh)—to propose etch measures to t, not indeed for the benefit of any one particular class of the menaronity, but too perate equally for the well being et the whole—(hear, hear)—and it is because those who est with me are determined to seek the beuefit of the manufeeturing, the commercial, and the agricultural that I now venture to claim your support for that edmdistralion. (Hisses and cheers.) Mr. J. C. CODSULD, M.P. for the borough, roses for the of =kin some remarks, but after a futile attempt purposegai a hearing, resumed his seat. Sir F. LILLY spin presented himself, and said—Gen tlemen, my hen. friend (Mr. J. C. Cobbold) was about stating to you that I am ready to answer any question. (Cate of "Imo trade for ever.") Mr. N. W. Jonitsow (tenant farmer, Wickhambrook)— I would ask Sir Fitzroy Kelly whether he will vote for a repeal of the malt taxi (Cheers.) Sir F. KELLY—The only answer I can give to that question is—Before any proposal be made to parliament for areof the malt tax, the financial measures of the ad ministration must be brought forward. (Cries of " Answer the gqentice.") If those financial measures be accepted by pariament, and they should have the effect of completely ralomi agricultural interest of that distress under Mil* me now labouring, it will then be unnecessary ,* rep eal malt tax. (Cheers, and hires.) But if the ' Metwures to be brought forward by the administration of Earl of Derby should fail in obtaining the assent of tiam, or if, being assented to, they should fail in l l i j n f t or the interests of the country, then I should be very happy to support the repeal of the malt tax, or the repeal of any other tax by which that great object can be accom plished. (Cheers.) Mr. G. E. Buda (a builder) —Say "Yes, now." (A Sir KELLY—I will say " Yes "at the proper time. Mr. *. E. ELLts—Why don't you say " Yes" now ? (Increased laughter.) Sir F. KELLY—The hon. gentleman knows well that during the remainder of the present session of parliament that the government is in a minority, and can propose • repeal of no tax. When we have a majority in parliament the measures which will be proposed for the relief of the agricultural uttered shall meet with my support. (Cheers.) If these measures should fail in relieving the agricultural interest, and if the agricultural interest can be relieved in no other way, I shall be most happy as an indi vidual to support the repeal of the malt tax. (Cries of " Bravo.") Mr. N. W. Jointson—l would now ask you, sir, whe ther you will support an equitable measure of tenant right ? Sir Fitzroy Kelly having refused to make say premiss of the kind, and a disturbance in the crowd takiag pleas jest at this time, he took the advantage of the circumstance by saying "I have now answered ell the questions which have been put to me, and I shall now take my leave of yea by proposing, ' Th r ee cheers for the prosperity of the county of Suffolk." Throe sheen were also proposed for free trade, and for the Solicitor4fenenl, and Sir Fitzroy Kelly with drew. EXErElt.—Sir John Duckworth, the oonservativi. =of Mr. Divett, has trued an address, which has me sensation, in consequence of the avowal em bodied in it of • dete rmination to support the free trade HESTFoaDantaE. EZTFORDIMIZ. Sir Bawer Lytton, the , novelist, in his address to the retina this county, says : wins all know my opine= as to the just claims of the egekieltaral interest the Inelnality of its burdens ; the MUM el Ye diligent. I bane it for the advantage of the wbilb is=y. OM% theatres, of an interest so law _souse should be applied. I see hmleae4lll shish will undertake to apply them ; an& In the paint policy by Lard D= , t a i sto ut Imam Ids eletlem Op IWO& Dat let me ellie that imalikr t utus se Wes Mime the emaley,le w mate heal b amemerii, b as the oohed =sheen•• Axed 64 um holm pat EA er be Wpm% hee tellelbse se nee Wet esdeultnal ti al e= b ee .l =Nra lisi ma t de t =t ali on by the grant. Nes awl the sought by one eins be to the ddelosie I elms Are the sti open do edam se iMeilly le Om mommeles of life so hey lhal mold ma emdiemile le way anion Ile etrimmidro he my sesuatalle militant ear Wa lston may bra en IM ediliellese et Ike land ? Is there no issenntaz to awed ea sea~l—mai there no duties on aside, bn, t 0. ,. amp, by the ~Ma et whisk we mad lama ameadhere, sad add te the email, atthe peer ? Cow and shat the agriculturists aellher ask Mt espert use hem eve musty dented to themelne, that meson of relief shell have the mot avow In my eyes whisk shell he menempunt with serreepeadeatbesellts te all. It h maw to yeas des I was last in partialness ; sine the. peat dew* la the statics of most podia area in es is with moped to maw, int _papier eannlelene eadN ion - saer liseihed and smereen, in the estaidiehntent of pewee have gessend. If, raventertes @Mae midis fi, slue a poodessed an ab lates, that aeon el the views I tam* maselabed are modilled a Mimed, wok b the maned Whet et years sesedimee urea relastive inhade ead lam se more ahmed etthe eellmoy svelte el manes judgment than Ima ashamed of Isebes ten years older than I was ten ago. llamee, if no lees attached than here isfereto the prinsiplas of liberty, it I. natural Oat I should lime biome men alive to the ne at preserving its etmaitutional edam& sad, firmly iodised to the reheat et mg proved Mame, that I theald be Ewe matins la iseent~owelf of the seta, et the nuedies prevend. A ~hhed member peelllia semamint. - Xr. Fox Mask, thee emody stated emsin that bated lan to reli advocacy of the veg y i he ist. „ The MOO Massa Midi prevail with n Wm, ames =milt Ism years ago I ad man& the begone I emposed It to be a cheek upon slethlele. mg a salliguied @plot kamidation. Its utter warm a See or the ether We heat shown in the only tee iaia elates is ablik it Me leen tried—via., Frame and Anima& lan, therein, se dead • army Mabel which the MIAOW* et Ward experiment h ambito ; and I When that open voting is not only mere anemia to the nailing esherlar of our people, bat sore sondustre M elneetly and troth. I look with kegs to the Meson* posemient ma lej=ent in oar MN laws, had ea oftweilea et . And, en the latter eal.let, then we . a that I =ter ta4l : too esnaleite the MAIM obtaining the se operation of our pensldel clergy, red in the nen etscillatory spiritie ell reisitas persienjus, but reasected aim mores palmist* wkii ske et - etrlpteral isslenstion. There is one gete, Washed from may, apes which me the ormemin lay malleants has hem smdelly a they Moil Ise ilithiedy I mesa dAs t derides to the college et Killseed whi ch, 1846, v a n = Iron ea maul grant to a charge on the Fond, and row shins the character of an eadmemat. No sash hem the tamest the r zt exists tre i rik= s Za . 11.6 1 C elm of any other =aia thole Idestems east even fa that of the este, dmit), aid MO tastes to Kaynooth, therefore, specially stasis et, Mt he igledillk not for equality, bat tor _ph tie prettier" the ars: et GM persuasion whisk is most to the Eagles ef these thus taxed for the p of it; iselektes. It I, not necessary to erne argument thit nut wound the feelings of any Inman eatiolio, to eider to object to such a pre ferease. And I shield an Imitate, if I became your npranatative, to vole he Ole repeal of the existing grant. thatlemen, the homer that seek at your hands has been Asa bestowed by your heathers upon members of the Waft which it hmy lot to reeent. For a century and a half, during Wilma 'waft' wads of our history, there were few peasant@ to WWl* WM of my name was not retimed by thelhaten of Radwiddre. Ido not, how env, NM any &dale plea Meer ella that remembrance, tht : e t near* mamma Wows desire to deserve it. I Ile mar support as a independent man, lbee the state ef the earteulenral interest amide UM ream $ ad, While on peaty sad Laws e n i :a= lll 011.0 Se link% Terpelee allention mod anmameat, the sornowee of ear esciety end enattaatisa should he me- Nosily yemarni t and that in themeeent prides of Akin, whether at bane or &bant a a m may well give a Mr, full, .a h Wel to manses if a stalemen ,ma in es AIM elks, emend es th wi t i llese mhabler le Mom Bemmara enbi metre* thei M r/Ma *MR wpm end the welfare et bar people." Tien BELGIAN TREATY. —YeaterdaLottay treaty of commerce and navigation between bar and the king of the Belgians, rattled on the 7th What, wee immod from the parliamentary yalatbs diem The treaty oon tains 20 articles, and Is —_del by an additional ar L e a declaration, and an arliale angi ry nato of the LAW. M. FERDINAND FLCIOON, a inenaber of the Frisch provincial government of 1848 wee easismaea. as Oarb rube, on the pith instant, to 14 one lamehaseesea, ter having committed the crime of lies smifeid against the reign grand duke, by publishing aetisiso in Le Demo crat* RAewtan . MM. C. F. Meyer and J. Bastian were, at the ume time, sentenced, the first to 20 months and the nand to 30 months imprisonment for similar offences. The accused, not appearing, were condemned as contuma cious. Al they are French subjects, the government of Baden has no means of executing the sentences. THE PROPOSED 3 A public meeting of the inhabitants of Mer7 lebone was held last everagg at the Literary Institution, }Awards- I street. Po " to adopt such measures as might he deemed In reference to the proposed bill."I Thee was steer etteeranse. Mr. J. WPLISIAIII,M P , was unanimously called to send& le sail be had listened with much attention to the ergemests Was Sinn on both sides of this question, mad he meld set Stek that a militia was at all nesiewary. =wee.) The ineggies of the country ought not to be away is Seinen. We wanted fewer soldiers and mem s instead of goon, and more of that sterling indepen deregewiralt bad made England the mistress of the seas. He hoped that by the aid of such men as Lord 1). Stuart and Sir B. Hall now present, they would be able to defeat the Militia Bill. If the people would but make their voices heard, neither whigs nor tories could succeed in forcing seek • measure on the country. (Hear, hear.) Mr. JAMES BELL moved : " That this meeting is of opinion that the enrolment of the militia would be oppres sive and injurious, especially to the industrious claws, a heavy tax upon the parochial rates ; that the advantage derivable from such force would not be commensurate with the evils inseparable from the system ; and that the sum of nearly 16 millions sterling now annually expended in main• Shrine the national defences ought to be more than suffi cient if proper economy were observed." An invasion, he observed, was less likely now than ever.' The President of France had enough to do to keep his own place, and it was not likely he would quarrel with the most powerful nation in the world for some unexplained reason. Besides, we had the assurance of ministers that our foreign relations were never of a more friendly character. (Hear.) Lord Derby had talked of stemming the democratic influent:* ; and perhaps the proposed militia was for this purpose. Mr. P. EDWARDS, in seconding the resolution, said that no necessity whatever had been shown for the measure; its introduction, therefore, was moat inop portune. Four or five years ago the government had sought to re•establish the militia, but they had been prevented by the agitation out of doors. The CHAIRMAN was about to put the resolution, when Mr. KEYSER, who spoke from the body of the meeting, said he had an amendment to propose. Ito had been on the Continent, and had seen something of the horrors of invasion. Ile would ask them sincerely, was there no danger ? (teed cries of " No, uo," amidst which the gen tleman sat down without proposing his amendment.) The CHAIRMAN, in putting the resolution, said he believed Mr. Keyser would have been alone had he pro- posed an amendment. The resolution was then put and carried amidst loud cheering, the only dissentient being, apparently, Mr. Keyser. Mr. JOSEPH said he had no doubt the government would defer to a proper expression of feeling on this point, as they had on one of much more importance—that of pro tection. (Cheers.) He moved the adoption of a petition to the House of Commons, to be forwarded for presentation to the borough members. The Rev. Dr. BURNS seconded the resolution. Ile op posed the measure, both on religious grounds, and because it would increase taxation. The government would do much better to set to work and discover some means of re ducing taxes. He was an advocate for untaxed soap, and for untaxed literature. (Loud cheers.) In spite of all the letters to the papers—amongst which he had regretted to see one from a clergyman urging the formation of rifle clubs—the excitement was dying out. (Hear, hear.) It been only got up as a ahem, to divert the attention of the people from their real grievances, especially from the in adequacy of Lord J. Russell's Reform Bill. (Cheers.) Sir B. HALL, M.P., was loudly cheered on rising. He said it was most gratifying to him to be asked to take charge of this resolution, moved and seconded as it had been by two gentlemen who had proposed and seconded him as a candidate. (Cheers.) This was a proof that he had not forfeited their confidence. (Cheers.) But were they to have this militia bill or not ? Thu ministry were evidently made of squeezable materials. They bad been squeezed on two questions last night; the first referred to a bishop, and 1:26 were squeezed with difficulty. On the second his colleague bad succeeded in squeezing out of them mom Interns. (Cheers.) There was a report that they gralint to withdraw this bill. (Loud cheers.) In bre opiates it was • bill test ought not to pass; and if the memilmencies of the empire followed the example of Mary lelese—the richest constituency of the empire—it would met pew (Cheers.) Such a measures being neither amour nor desirable, the public must seek to pre vent its passing by giving expression to their opinions; and if their representatives did not act upon them, let them be replaced by others. (Hear, hear.) lie had voted against the proposition in the first instance, without waiting be any expression of public opinion ; and he was convinced his eemetituents would respect him the more foe having dosage. (Cheers.) The hon. gentleman ridiculed the pro ladling for giving votes to militiamen; and said he wee thankful they had not proposed to make them voters for boroughs. (Laughter.) The government, who had sawasd th is, would no doubt oppose Mr. Locke King's peels es Tuesday next, for giving the 101. franehiso is nragnen If they did so, it would be the grossest incon tinency. He trusted this militia bill would be defeated, end Ise should spare no pains to ensure that end. (Hear, dear.) He would watch it as closely as possible ; and he knew his noble colleague would do the same. Lord DUDLEY STUART, M.P., was most enthusiasti cally received. He observed that the great question was, whether there was any danger of invasion? If not, we might safely go on as we had done for many years. (Hear.) He did not believe that Louis Napoleon had say intention of invading us; nor could he believe that the French people submitted to their present so-catled republican government from any thingbut the force of bayonets. (Cheers.) That being so, all the bayonets the President could command would be required at home. Besides we were not without defence. Alate Lord of the Admiralty had said we had steamers enough to cover the coast from the North Foreland to the Channel Islands; and our wooden walls were our best defence. (Cheers.) We had, besides, the preventive force, the dockyard battalions, and the police. The cut lasses' of the latter force might be employed much more justly against a foreign enemy than in cutting down their peaceable fellow-countrymen. (Hear, bear.) He had re cently seen an honest engineer, with his arm in a sling, who had been cut down by the police, his head laid open, and his arm broken, and then dragged to the police station covered with blood, where he was not allowed to see a u till the following day. (" Shame.") Next day he r e ta r rh: son, who was taken at the same time, were honour ably acquitted by the magistrates ; but the poor man could get no redeem for his broken arm, and he had petitioned the House of Commons. (Hear, hear) Ile should give to this petition all the support in his power, by voting against the bill. (Cheers.) Mr. MALLALIEU, who described himself as an old inilitia•man, briefly spoke against the measure. Mr. JACOB BELL, M.P., said there had been a very den im s er oul e d sprees do o o all in his f po pini w o e n r ntosionpspeouetheit.M He thought it i litia Bill, end as objectionable that nothing would induce him to sup port it. A Mr. BOYES, who said he was a believer in " the di .rinciples," and one of the few men who would be to volunteer into the militia, an announcement w was received with shouts of laughter, said he wished he RIM an amendment, declaring that it was desirable in the present confusion of continental affairs to support the Militia Bill. Bone one having seconded the amendment, A female rose, an the body of the meeting, and created much amusement by a streaming denunciation of the militia. Only two hands were raised in favour of the amend ment. The original motion was then put and carried with loud berug che reee ng edilliel closed with a vote of thanks to the members end to the chairman. PRESERVATION OP THE CRYSTAL ALACE.—Last evening a public meeting wu held in the British School Hume, Cowper-street, City-road, l'eter Hay, Esq., in the stair, for the purpose of taking into consideration the pre servation of the Crystal Palace as a place of instruction and amisselisent for the people ' and also of adopting a petition to parliament to that effent, The meeting wu very ably and eloquently addressed by Messrs. Soper, Pullen, and ethers. The resolutions were unanimously adopted, and the petition numerously 'signed. —A meeting of the inha bitants of Finsbury was held at the Music Hall, Store street, on Tuesday evening, to consider the best steps to be taken to prevent the destruction of the Crystal Pekoe. Mr. William Daniels, Q.C., oocupied the chair, and revolu tions and a petition to parliament in favour of the maintenance of the glass structure were adopted. —At the first meeting of the Hackney Guardians since the election, after the usual business bad been dis posed of, Mr. Matson moved the adoption of the foi -1 [ ow i n g [petition to parliament, which was seconded by Mr. Clark, and carried unanimously, with the excep tion of one:—"To the Honourable the Commons of Great Britain and Ireland in Parliament Assembled: The petition of the Guardians of the Hackney Union, in the County of Middlesex sheweth—That your petitioners have heard, with regret, that it is the intention of her Majesty's Commissioners of Woods and Works to take down and remove the building called the Crystal Palate, now standing in Hyde-park. Your petitioners en treat that your honourable house will prevent such des tructionvery great anti removal to the , considerinthat such an act would be a lONI Com mmunity, and believing that the building is well adapted for a winter garden, and may be made usallal and instructive to all classes, and the mean, amongst oases, of withdrawing from workhouses and PSO, allunling rational amusement to the people ask malls. And your petitioners, &o. Signed by albs Beard, Joins BOOTH, Chairman." INOWI Wltionv. —Yesterday, at the Sessiona l. ma, Si the following persons were convicted 01' abut , and measures :—Theinu Mansell, of lie venfil, Camberwell, fruiterer, 215., fur three weights swim the purchaser. Henry Merritt, of Pomo rep-Mass.. Old Kent-road, chandler, 361. and 6e. costs, seven vow road, 10s., a w grocer, living weight:s,J— -road, 41, yer, Old offence. chandler, seven weights wrong. James Cattan, Manor-street, Kent- road, 10s., a weight very wrong. t • Chambers ' green- grocer, living in the same ..,... ~ ~ i .' deficient weight.'John Oatobee, . • . •i • I. Kent- road, 41., sixteen weights •,., ...• ........„....„ ~,z , s,,LL : .. Den. yer, Old Kent-road, o • '" --• .jul. ; „ ,- 1L,7 4 Milar Att offence. Win. Joseph C kr. 4 . 0 „;;;," 1.,,,.' '•• urch, chandler, lis.' Matthew 4lb . t', • 1 , ...XII. . ' hing uvolo machine against the • ~,,,, t, _ -,.,4, ,1 : 41 pper Oround-street, Chrisbe • , Msia. • L .,... •.„,' • that this was too serious a c •• ba % — .7,'• tt pay 20s. and es. eats. Danis Mole, I . • • l'" 1-street, chandler, 205., nine weighb r ; , ' . t the purchaser. James Uwin, J - . *.. r: .•• . b, 40., a weight wrong. gal