The Express. — London, England, 1856-02-29 00:00:00

11,: ,ice 40-s-r _ P'IRC" .• !.- r No. 2,974.] RIIIPOWNERS' TOWING COMPANY. Nom% Te TYARLY fiENEZAL MEP:TING of the Pnprietere It this Compete ettll be &If et the oflke. of the Comma,. So Itn)al Le deetge.hrlbhae, oe TIICA-PAT.13411 Nardi evil, 51 One Pfh. rf.rTt iV ieetiee sin ably be bekt foe the eamee of Attjournmest. Lek* .f neh A.lj..ttreed Mettles sill he Oven 13111Cli'8 PATRIC!' CANDLR COMPANY. mi m o s a) The Phaeton a ita. Company ere prepared te reeetwe APPLJEATIONM fer the Oratpany • BON Da to the MOM{ of £4 of i• be Wheel re the mho rd for the pertwle If for. 4a meal. etmaihee for *we rear, -ohject to three math.' hake by elder pert). et 11 per NW. h r aninlnt. If for new* thee et melte Cert•ltl, to' sot more than elehlea• e, nth. .1 ler Cent cereal. If for ova time n mouth. certain, 5 le r 011 M t ler seem. Teel he ogloentesl capital of the Company P f:St.OPO, of which 456h/.00) ▪ pop The I ornately . IMO hommiet power k LIW . WO . tehiet bee greedy Men estrrotal to the ml.nt of ,14W000 el plhattoe. to le Le the aweeettry. at To 1, Cepehan. Thweeworbw an 4. L. 11.4.• —Hy "pier of the heard. WM. 111311tY WITIIALL. Monetary. tutea, fehrwhey ZO. Bed THE LONDON mid COUNTY JOIN r.sToci MANNINO COMPANY. maimed ink e„ , wince email. i 1.34 4 0.4414. team:a qua. !300.000.Inand Men tan I f iltaliggiarod. ir.::ted " r t „....... 716$ 11 tIrral=i oatonstras Lined, ..... 441. 049444144440. 4.44.140g1as Brand% Cmea4.1444.440. idwore.reat * DiltlCTWal. JAI ira iffet*lCV. lag. .0 8 aV , gaz.. m rznre...lZ ia. .. 1M A . ±./ .... . An. Ilsdon, kn. Vans Mad id. V Jern. 4 .4 Jana Ueda Nosims. irgoad Jam. En Kn. Ilidosi N. Maass. SA.. M.P. Joie IFI=In. KICITIMIL Whin C.I. 1.0. I J. A. Imam In I amp awn% ass. •CIITOIL San nins a ars. I Ma land. Not . k Led andl. INK essa4 4 M4444414-11eary AIIIIKAIT Mamma-WOW. liolLoosoThg. lame to& ot las scam- Ir. I. N0r14 6 11. 64 . : AIIIINAPT If/WICK* a/ ilfw/INIO—J. In. a. %sass Cut 4,44..-r.44,14 Jaan44. 1 1 .1 5.. 0. dadassm- Mams. WI a cartan-l. PNana 445. • Simi.. In dr poladaks um nab glit beim of Ihs km One Int a anodoil : -ft rpm sagona ulla ammordel Nam red alma Ina ;Ina opoo as pin malt mann a ant bon" or Id E• nal amaigns 01, lam Omar Ina a ea be le Inn & Santa nd bine 0 Oast 4 .,=base mob a lan d ingsarlssid. at l al =t l one tit sess allih t l i WlVlls=== 114444 maw all dragomans. siouna la Ile ansuma eywhillats = Nat es=asasa be Ile sallonese .- i - 17so pm*? sr dmasar :Ns alms= sand lo Elat ns sable ann.. and any we domebon &. " me ,-T=Z:l i aga. at 11 ps= Nam es as bona ant 0101 d ma 4•4444 ftleif as : at mos Sig prod la lbe adolsoni MO= soolona r-it goons. ann. ama alas of nava sdi tor mob rias a and opm snoma. lan In la as saa et gas ~- I slang pal at Inane. el mama at as mew, radian.. 1e..1. a IN• ninnies. a ad arms nano as Canny In -sad pabbias kW ran r` assogn of mas gal labllala. anna osidang a aOh Mt mar or sas aL foralandapa. lIMIIIIID. damn Modsast. CrLAIDLLPAIITIIENT.—Bv &row sad Railway. T sod SIT OSLAND DISPOTIL—i Wolsood. fleibilirolr 0217: ~ =01... • rt ed :L s. ...olllMS of 11 Wollorod. wort mpg pot{ ffo. irsi Yaw Ilbilooo. EABORNE COALS, IS. and 184. per Too.— RIM LL Y HA. 11. weseuseeet Nay Ws of llMedan. . deliver I Ns Sts sent bombe cast 61 ihe Yon low foe ash ce thirery. KiNAHANI LL W RISKY —This ssesbrslod li sis km Wider is Ye* reummagial am Oa mg am deem awl elkaimen• raw In MAK at Ise par. rag e ap74 . 1.12_14:. szl i zia .. Z . talzszal a red it w o r w at Llaa=z is taa p jaatti b la u tg trt11..11 6 41 . all la prlaalpsi imam al ItarlaM : • =aimia haw rIVIA1130)Somil islaT M. a, Gram la ladoilkarral. MO& kBEST mad CHEAPEST TEAS la ewr M d raiwoutoomr&FT. & 1110 W 41TWEIS 11/31100X. sour b. th:a= a tlthe= LIT b r -r.. ILLS imiragrat v=f r gni& mg ammo bie le me sawn elliss sr mad larra l• Iflghod. QIVEN POUNDS of excellent CONGOU ar NOVeNONIN twt OMB 017INIA. Mad saw morn Taw Ow Irwwwww% own hopodtaltda. it. dd. Is dN. pat I. Iran of s sew Indy o• Taw O. Arose Os•dr, pw ID.-11.411 INDIA SRA CONFAX TN ONYICICS. p, Otis{ SA 11•11Wwdbortlawrik Illshopw mit4lnot. PAVIKBI CANDLES, 6 1 d. sad 7d. per lb. : 4e Britisb wns. h. bl. ; trasprawsot was. Ss : ,u OW •Wl. 411.; bat Nom h. I. d. ; Gauss wsz. Is 3d. ; %aide ma. L la ; Mart stens. or wax. 1..: awspaits AL, 1,0d..116. sad 11b1: IssraPit for Pour . brops . 0.J.; wasslans, Ord. ; midis. 1114. • asslis M.; Arwsd 00, re. pa gall , . : Twi t, 9 . 1 .. .* ortsfs.: Its; yellow *p. s 4a., 44... aw. sod S.. per II : SWUM. DM ; Yd Wm 1 1 11.1.... 1.. I. per psekt t . MOM. brows Wiadroe. l 4; slate Ward... 1.. SI , hoo k y. 1.. C. : v.... 5.1 ; Illsood Ss. ed.—f a oasis N. P. DS V IVA wol rolls. old usistasbed warrbare. CA, of bastialsbar. Clarks woo, U.S.. HARRIS'S SPECTACLES. the ets•apest and beek d w,ll known excellence for pramertme the int from limy. Prices recently Wand ounefewth pie ofat: tac lea Melee firma 11 ,411 RIS'A PhOdPIXT GLASS. far waletawat et. Inn &Pee Newt. too mlkw. It. peat elle pewee Its yto tamers, .pwcwwww. Worn, and ot.. 1%. ed. pea ffee.—THOtt lIAIBIA sad 100:41. Optician to the loyal haft. appalls the Britian Mecum Gate., Leah". Caution—Dinallpf opponle the Gala, mai nowbenalee. c°RDINCYS WATERPROOFS are the beat artkiee for ete ; Itey will Aloe ell nation. ead an We la *cum T o, reatewl we ty prattles! overr es eitSilt Ile aziLi sod tart. la all 'arta oi the world, lbett uillay. I ~ r dbg • SAW: 1.00.10 ale the bestow mak sad loul.g easy 11.. 0 twrrnoti buck wad felpilleg le is May them laud er. 1,111 a , g4m a. ..... ..... pawn. ieggilags, ladir cat,. b *WI ft Wank, If repured. taliteren ewe tem At eaoS, sr 411 e. Dv dna— awn ankle warted with the mine et J. C. COIDIIIO. SC. Sum& be Ism Waft TOMOS-MM. Jill PTU It E B.—By Rolla Letter, Patent. WHIT/ M 04:. bl A IN LEVAR Tarn le abistr.Zreib otedleal bulk tees to be She mod elbelhe Is She = tressoest of .lIIAN lA. T me el • bed s it sp sites kg N. Ow lo. bere wes/ ; • soli Imams wank rpm Is la. sbe gre..A.Vm... Idk 1 " ;:v., &IM. albs web se seri ISM sad &ernes. that It moot le detesied, astir, he web abbe dubs • beeriptits anon.rr be bed. sod be Ti.. lereeedel bl We. es elm ese madman el she le tee helms tele. the hips labs met to be usher. lir. Willi% AK __ ._ As Umbilical 'Rea la al are wheel*. sad a haste to web epos beim NI O VENT-PRO REQUIRED k r B ARLOW ' S X 1111 I KK XK ED BRILACTIX9 ST MON .1% P mix& anima/ teeveru Ake, Ins r, Muir. or ether Mom ben Ikeenlet Ilet eft mid, wee 4e. el . ditto eleetrelimeed. for germ Le.. lemervested to mos oto eta la two tree of Ye. Ms lest *let Nee be ultsint le es *LA and Ike irides at ea.. sr it typed. Ile Import. mace of peewees Mee addle aide In *teat erste be *Tamale& It is ait elketeue bah VW aid we ewe the Illehheheme wen et elelers Ned ether *mem& ney he bee a pea varlet', of el eletely M W erity• —NIL Oteene the roe. n et TITIRLOW. 11, Meietzwetrcet. IlaselleAsses. Pose Ohm we geadee. rAI ENT YLE.XI BLS TUBINU. JAMES LTIII HAS t (WK. Vidaus....l ladirldr.r Tublea sad awe p. Masheteter....:lefte th. Muffs of Ur soda grawally to Ws Sproul ItlaslAlt Lluria. awl TVOIXO. wads Ai rm. tie. i I.n. ..I upward. RUA Mo. Wals. Wo 1.1".. Me. , Make lia. /Ws^ rad Ydradadi ." tu •heme, mil ° defuse, __Maude vs> f ad Wareir.4. Gosoodlora4. ladies. - TOZEALIi COPAHINE, sr SACCHARATED OCA ►!t ALI. spadowed ti tba /Verb Canons at turn...! aunlydrtr,d le the thole sod L Moo llovit h erht, i. 4 arlya, •ItAted y Ilstm to •• Orr tot rtmely P. • rertsla Mow*" one 1.61.11' .I. th \m.mtos. ISCI • r eat be forereeded ed 11014.stin.. Peke. et, b., yW. To be..amdl ta• lr eater, Oh 1111 110.1.1 4, 21:11 . . Meek eheloa4. bit =aymmalla. law daa, and an the ma. 1144 daemada. /VIEW LABEL—Is eseemorees of the met 'sheep es ...await L 0.4.• of A. aa W LAND as 4 pa:tar Allr lt toll. ue eln drettleae nal eta II to aesrll reenehee She alma as freeeretly h. 4...te tie ensue. Kamm Portia; llama. erel to , late. at peat net. earl bp a prv*/ar waw a el their re p. epeeeppiA he w.hirl,t fr.m4.4 " A At • hod; whelk asset as rn. It le iteateeal 0.4 a ...deo el to titleeptarael rade, re. FlMpaital eat go red AM thlr I s tem . -awl I. re.. enemata/ lear .04 epea ebb& le tam, A tr. elate lett. r. - ROW LA A lel' MA s am. gee th e preete. re.a.ret , e.. We ter heeearpiep the r.... ..... : tea? start P. then IMI ow .4 lite ape* eters la red '"A. IIOWLAX• art tallille. - --11. Ilen.* lAI le mid la fa, A lAmbra,, awl 4 deilalete seat perfumery. .------ rratusmAL—ON tbo Nth of May, Ms, sa sr wow Id the (Len a a...", .4 . 16 . nerrallowir me Nob swims Judi. radii* &T. t. midis Mw sus watardilis it W. wafts. ilia li him of arml oad wirsd4 4=ur ibe mi Wilisamr. etz:Pii.. iii k orkia. •• am Ude bon ea WilloWili it .... . iherri=ri pirrt i r. ma ii.= jitunabuie. li owed , 1 . .aill :14 = 1 :: dais ../4 iffd arlems nif i r Is t o.. Y WWI SI, It ..„ . .... .... .... . ..c .d..... M. S. .= ft sishd.wed lii *um Wet, is. ta ili VlM iii.ii ard NM lii laiiki id Coombe ; dad ek. a. Usiriiiiel : aid iwor, IA Os _ ;IL II M I L Itar4....tre.s. II idesii4ig ; ied rodid. kalbielt o 14. 1 Midis. ~.- A , ../...' "9-1' 2.11., - ,...e.....- -...-- Nln P. HORTON'S (Mr,. T. German Reed) NW and POST: LAR ENTERTAINMINT. acoglatag of Olad gad CliagegarbUe llNauman., tutradadog a variety of amalla• gal talanalas Maim tram nal Ilk Inglida Yaw k. V I VISIT SVEN INO meem Paggiram for. Mad. al tho Nry Oallary of !Umtata., 14. lisymaamaa marles at aid* wont, gag laminating at a Yoder pea UR Pram of aliailiga. kaim I; dale, ma to ward at the WWI &Eft WM day. • Manias Porn/mama ovary ilatuntay. au Yam Waist yortommace co Saturday itasluga TO FAMILIES FURNISHING.—Partios, before &the their order.. are solieltal to Holt the Meath. thaaotae tory sad mow rooms of CLEM ENT OKOROE re Co., 33. Word threet. They • W led the bete selection .4 s one will made TURN'. TERM is town, sod the prices er km at Is genera dame for Wi dth of as Inferno dreerholun. The newt% wes4aod pattern drawler. recesokeir as Mo. is muds theentroinile4. MERCHANTS sod EX PORTMRII b theColothes wW Mot this their beet motet. MARK YO LINEN.—The Pea esper TAnntnlt ohm t. sat WM sni at inndlini Tow silk. enta n. Gonne UR boob. or saythinf men An Tlseded. M. Ink epreadlng.or the pool by of A n treyabagant. MIA be 111 T mac-Tao-mum PLATM Any pans ME ISO * ebb ente.—taillsa pleb, ; name plat*. b. : ent of aster. Irak IIL SOW pout floe las yestipt abinps)._.l* pribM dinstun, *On larnator and Ws T. CULLSTON. Lostgaste. am Am tram llbelb MONEY ADVANCED opal HOUSEHOLD ALL tutzurras D r mu. of PALO, parties Mato( tba of *imam O f t Ma mamas It ragold.—Apply to M. GRAHAM, II ...M. airsok lat. TIT 6 SCHOOL DOT'S TIMIND. Oa the 1r et nark met Thrower). Is I. et &MANUAL of ;mama ktUTTisktFLIES sad 110 TB& By H. T. STAMM Edda of "TM Itatesorthrt MB week rib testate deestpdoes et al dr MIL h weir, win Shinedelie larrestke. ebere t• Br err led bee to Imo, ed en be NlM:rth arearest weeder,. To be ear Is Meet Wry eimitben. The net der gem en o:4s err the Ohre et lie larks : Jetta Tam Truk 1. Petaverbirrew. 11.11.0. Tal.ts:ll..crtlClrtl74"AtilVit.mblrik. IMAM et emanlia"°l2l74 salmor I =7 ll‘ %r i ft to she voil" illifiewieraVnolVaiwalegteatra*Vit= Tina ?to 'Mk yellow Is MI of modal aid lalsrmilsw - - Reakla's /Arms of the MAW Loch.: J. Clionlill,VaLltisasmkea•Prwi. J eel/bIM. New re imbed BMW; Ida 1..64. bPK he HZ SCIENCE I ll k f i r a ir e l / 2 64 : How to Live sad woottologo ; moo arum. se d eillF weft Male et eely elleleableireogb the ebterreete eta ems • of Ile. ler • runtime. hie. . rise 10.. b 7 P.a. kg 14 113.11VoUd and 001111TITUTIONAL W 1 =11126. web es the Use of the Ilkeereepe la the TM Ihme • "WNW sam l m ba c of die mead prefer la Ist ilea. Or *MAR I P pastze i rl sr T a lr. I, addler r d s zil• a Cr i psse Ale Is ille IMMO 161111 INS. 111=ii. the w vtilt tedleelle irk proms • sad the alp/N : Iherweed 111Pait ; Mew. . Oxford = Ikea. Mk ; 12. elleeeenrs; bed WI heoh- THE MORNING STAR, MCI ONZ NINNY: _ . TEI lIVIIN ada INO IIT•lt, 11,111 3 NA ::ee iZ b • I a r e l M IlieleJemiele Ike mak sae Mkt T Em trek kelal lied lai asellest are mei as may N e d umiak Ibe ha eleapkee el ke Waal et aiV il = MI IA g mi l 11 . 7 :1 , 4 =lli male . illaillinhOWNlA MOM v M MIIS likes * lll s V 'ism, 4112141 Tim mime me mme tar =6l,:it rat the lei wig eadeaker ft enema Ihe mad irr 1r 3 •1 la akeeke. mai la meek liik pledehe es km rank et Ilene Mem ire le Akira timedall essamosarke Oee Peek lea. kik Oki .. epad keen s k okr a be will forwarded by pea. Ilettyearly fir.. mak Irteepearea to ea OM at ke Offieft, 333. knee. Leeks. TLLUSTRATRD TIMIS. 2d., Werkl .--112, Mt& 1 J. Imam tytToll/01ambiles L e 1 4t hhi l tSrroloals=rbe AM *Alb NA ebyravld is 11 4W . OVIS. ?Irk 1 11= 111 4 6 . 080 114 scanyabbil by ll=ef ail Ay ims suably at lAN& aormite. " tb. we baler =IT= We bir—lrbe ropier Lot utast at Ifibybasyb—Tbe lemearet the Ger they at Zatyy alertly al the Omerbea, both *au by Grz: Ilk“—Tbe Reb d the iymbia Nohow at Ferfa. sal Ike 0210. fm. Amiga A Mom the P Csologneen ale bild—roe. trait of rte... W. rillY. Wriod—hablarke Ilmyeb—* Wow Gardeslay. &c.— 111.—lame. 140, Yltet..treet. .LOYDII WEEKLY LONDON NEWS, AA Med by DOUGLAS JMNIZOLD. AVERAGE ISSMILLT CIRCULATION— of ISMS& • 0/MAAT FACT fey ADMIT It molaks EXIT COLUMNS. LAM! INTSLLIGINOM pries TWOPANCIL bilk at bay Moms Ageot k or &net Dora LLOYD, StObburpolawy. Le tam THE DAILY NEWS : LONDON MORNING tdriong überafigin* . " .* ". kake oftiiale "l n d e onesmorso of an wood voltam& In the talent end Take of Ile genual awee—la the aetwthey of Its law moths, awl lathe vaned imenallie end tommerek! Information •• •••4.,• •ed OO oily. maws& ••••••••thr7 uW. 4bh taper D lIDECaL CORRISPOIDIDITS AS Tun MAT OP WAR. ITN POMO/ NSW/ II IILIAIIII.I AND IMPARTIAL. An .zaudnl7 early eye** *if*** the Lanka Seas wangled to II by awry Overland Malt tad le contains 'Pill ONLY DAILY MINING ARDOR?. 'U liat anew INCLUDES ALL ORR/SIVE ISIIIIS& It le sale", thipposobeit. Ihewalb by awn Om las M ga i let le= Im g 1 s = • =..r.7 Piet T. b.' • lialsilkit rourin le Os limpeaa ;or al the ease. Iffsarsegt. be la ethalnea lag A i nst by analog ••• •• • Pt" Ile win. ea hostels the ram d ammo. ramp sway Is,* quether, paid la abitheeks Peoelliel wise. D AILY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 s.m. I n o," 1 11 ° 4 :CM t v :t.:7S" l VIM r, 1 1.... AMA. TOMAestritekW TIAILT NEWS FORWARDED to tb. COUR TST tq !Off, at Ilk id. par it., tamed zaz . . 1101131 MADDOX, 101. Uppor Altearelnot. Mem Doak aid Nrin Apo. DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ. i s L an d on, at Ila psi twarior.-1111317 by MORNING MAA= 8.0. 1115.111 —iv's:111110 DO., Wall& Pt V.--li• ADAMS. Remainder, Ran Last BAYSWATER -DAILY NEWS LENT TO CSBA Da: 16211661 ezalrL i bjczdas put. 41 l t 64 , arge.gevi, Kim 114oL "." * HE EXPREBB.—Tbe PUBLIC tad tb• TRADE every afternoon at ti s rya& f YE Item Aging NOW TM Dnepr RAILWAY —Tim half-yearly Ratios of We • =way ow Leld, en rewired., at the!,,.data town: Yr. W. rite, In the Mak. Mr. Henke, the weretary. red the report, ohleh street that Ih. traffic had Mown elk WOMB. sairleg Me mot hdLyear, weerapared WWI the corroweindlort period of Me mar le 1, mual to an ewes* weeklr merwe of Alf. or 8,1721. yew., awl lb • &nem. semipro a rosined a t gradual proper. After prorkans for the derma. sod loan interest, art the perwat like and other raptures of the put halt-prer. the rereellelmeemest Were • below of ?ANN sealleede fee die ideed , sad the diessiers reeowneud Wt a Meideed, at the rate of If. 13a we emit. per raw, to dada ed on the • oak of the newer., forth. pest hall-yese, Wiwi • below WIWI. The reran we walwerly adopted. /I *heroin. Rota. AND • LOLOUTIi RAILWAY —The Inerthr Ihie wawa, wee WY et Rerefeed ow We d. header. Lieetenent-Clok.wel volebia is the ail. The werrary read the dateetore report, whisk reasuaerbed • addend at de rate of if. per sent per mew. ices team tee a the resent pal en deem sad aloe • &widest el 3. , Dee Owe yea the ere nary pahl op Mares of the 11101pary, tree of Isenne teas The reps{ nee &loped. Noara W Barran RAILWAY.—The senLl of thiv sompagy rim nerdat Levu on Wednevday. Bk. Ow A l le the Owe. TM report nee by the veseetary, to ed that the re ceipt. kie Writer trading Dee. ni, 1577, .Mewled to 77,3331. mil the muting sad other 'anew. he the some period to 14,1751. baring • Wares a 13.1011. ; after payment if the helmet en del:ratan debt sad preference Uwe capital, Mere vestilee • sum of 4.44k1 *venal.* be &video& A dividvad of L td. per elms mai agreed te. Wmt Fuan7u. RAILWAY. Yesterday. the halLyearly mmtlem of this ereap. my toot Mace at 8, Guildhall- I ehatatme; the X•rl of Lamed... le the visit. The report stated 014 the recetme teethe pest buflear amounted I. 7.3111. '3., lid., shoe. me as inettwo ere Woe of the serreemeeleg Wined af 1.71 alasenting to tin, 13e mad 1.77e1. 10. ed. arm those of the off& reammemeg period of Mt. The mpeaditarti for the halLyeer vim 4 • E U. Se. triad an Marro of 37W. 3.. MA come UM of the year MK The Wbbieberra, elemor, said ligreeicat 111.41wey vra. embed kr addend trees ea the let of Jan. Imit • aiul eery ramble melt. enre espeeted themfmee. The babe s@ te tbe Mil of mecum mama set krill. lin 51. Ma, seseedlne to is reekstlas of the pm. Miaow le Aivilemt Mat, bed how gaveled M the milt of capital ea mean Ihe stated that the sal; prowet of Improelnit the Mlll% of the hue ems threogh the Ciente and be ironed that mate day tn . ; mteht he M s Meer ...Anion thee they dm etre. Ths cesert wag adopted, end the meal lermal nesiutlecis liming Ms spoil a. the swift ispareled. Ttt ettp rt 44. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 29, 1856. IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF LORDS.-THUUDAT. Fn. 28. Ms Lou. CuAtionuitt took kis sett at iv. <Meek. -- - Lord BERNIIRS presented • petition from Camberwell ageism the opening of the Briti.h Marcum on Sunday. Lead RBDEBDALE presented a petition praying the home net to pass may net for the abolition of church rates without as senlvalest. ROYAL COMMISSION. The Rotel meant W4le given by eionunissiort to the House of Common. 0111,e. Bill and the Metropolitan Pukes Bill. The Royal CA•miesionen were the Lewd Chancellor, the Hoke of Argyll, and the Earl of Harrowby. be applied to particular rani spa Witch it would be diffi cult to devde in • °Nominee of the whole lease. wi•bed to ask tic noble lord at the head of 110 goversillest vim the oonmtt•cu would be appointed, sod weather he was prepared to state the day en which the iequiry would comae, es. _ _ Lord PALIiIiRBTON said early next week be would be •ble to nate 'he dey oa which tie govervment would moue f r that cosatlttee. EXCHANGE OF EXCHEQUER BILLS. In reply to a gee lug from Sir H. WILLOUGHBY, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said the , anal notice w.guld be given with mond to the ruling. of lisohequer bills, and there would In the ordicary length of sober. Then was no fitted dm for the sleben(' of Ea thr quer bills ; and the e niree wh;ch hid been pe seed this year was that which had bees tolloored previously. THE MONETARY SYSTEM. Mr. MUNTZ moved for • select ememiltoo, "to klvin, bow far the present mouton, system is in sce -*doses with the requhrsesentr of the ectentry, end to sonsicer if it cannot be improved and amended.' The boa. member said eli years had named without hie bating said one ward is t set emu oa the subject of hie motion. The reason why he tad not introduce 1 the giantism was, that he writhed to observe the effeete of the gold din .terf. a ea the casting laws, and while b. wig booed to engine that those dint:mein lead don a gr. at deal lowans r. see oyisit the evils of the truest elms., he suit .(Drs teat ba I sot dose el that was required. One or two words et` elephantine at the outset w ere due ha leimprift Oohed been described la the newspapers al an oncosts of hne vertibls curtsey. Having cancel his attention to the sebj.et for 40 yean, he wool I chaileage any nee to inch • sleigh eaprettien of his *Melt would isetily that npreseas titbit. The late Sir 80b.,, Peel sad himself differed only on rep roiet—annely, the rat* of e ave.taterlity. Sir Robert Peel believed that the old 'Wand of miss width alined • thousand years ego, was carr ied fate elect fa 1819, aid he thought it wosl4 be as ieja.ties to rents to the state of slates whisk noted before that pried. The sly way of healed Impede at tie(' subject seas to take a ramp din Maw of the mos•tatysystes of thin temp', ; sad he would go as fir beck as William the Onthserer. (Laughter.) Rea. members might laugh, but that was the oily need way of Timis' be =attar. At the time of William the Co'iqutor a round sterling w a a pound weight of silver, sad to It 'unsalted down to the time of Edward the Third. Bane questly to that ft was altered, the alteration betag casein partly by the legman of popahrion. Futter sad very ceesidereb:a alto re d oes took plus is the reign of Heavy the Eighth. That coletented character was set very ales fa whet he did, or al owed to be drat; and during his time the cola was cl.pp 11 till it •as not worth more than 'tilt what it was when be lint took the matter in hand. It had bea stated that fa the niga of Ellatbeth the eels was pastors! ; bat be denied the sorreetness of that stern sest Elisabeth dawn enure the rota, but the adapted it tan the "Meting state of things. and made it of • serials veins. It es., moreover, &heat her time that the discoveries of treeless me•als were made in South Amer co, ewe onset et which was to nate tbe pries of eorn fr m 100. to 40e. a quarter. Posting es to the reign of William the Third, he would remark that very great alt.ratinne aok plitho it that period. The cloth bed agate become greatly deteriorated, sad it was a great que nom brunet' the prettied mon and the philoorphen Inlet oubt to be doss. Mtn • long dissent** it was deter sussed to restore the coat antis H. w did they do that They called is the sole, sad rn ailed the light coin at fall weight. They had not, however, mercy enough to tiny est this eremites be the fell 'elan, there being a de lichee, of 1,200,0001. In this state of things the Back of Ragland on established, and al Its capital wee sorrowed for the puttees of restoring the *Mean. The moony thui borrowed had bet the Bank had as well 090,0001 • year. After the time of Willem 111. the paper 'freshens inert med.. In 1760 it wee 4,000.0001 ; is 1786, 7000,0001. ; in 1790, 11,000,0001.; in 1797, 16 .0 0 .0004 and an might hate ham riposted, this iceman t r id•-ed par hand minty at wrote periods. Is 1810 the attention otoarii.theut was wed to this sabhet, and the learnt whhh the matter the* emir d ended Is the aolsolatamet of the Bullion COMlNitti e. A long dhow too took pie,. la that roorainte, and name the tetneene ermined before It were the end dent+ goveraseti the Bank of Raglan., who .501111 d a moot rem. ranee d the tett list felicities of mossrui solace.. TN semmithe muse to the sessholoa that evit payments might to be restated within • entails period, but when that tenet Via to take plus ft wee no' so gam to detarmine. manly they &treed to • imolai on Sting the period for the nemaptioa at two yurs hose the dde of their report. It was quite due that had their reisommeadatien been fol lowird set, and the Bank had nivel toe oh payments wthla the time apenisd, this smarty would have become a pro ving,. el Truant. Pentenately, the Maws rf t' e Hellion Committee were sot put Into practice. But no definite id. a as to what ought to be dons @mind to have entered I into the hook of anybody; matter. went on is as absurd • muter es ever. The, fa 10141501, in the year 1816 the Bask heart 6,000 witanin**, of the r test studied—sad the result was, as siteht Item beat Imputed, had people takes the trouble to think and to bear In mind Hut anir needing circumventer, that all these sonreleas f and their way into Freon, where they wen melted Idews aad n-ovieed seFreneli money. flees after this het date an agitation nammetcsd, which, in 1819, ended in the wall ' known aet of that year. The result of that act moos hereon up rut, and In the year 1822 the linters beam. so "rest mad the premiere se dominoes, that en lime of 11. nolo fat three years was fond neesesan to meet the deemed. of the time. A season of connotative plospnity ensued in the years 1823, 1821, and 1823 ; het at the latter date • psis erase from the fact of there being so great an amount of paper in eitealatioa. After the p 1111 e to followed untie:ties to • low cirealatioe, which resulted in • pressure and 'co nquest dictum. In 1830 the procure was to great es to Droneet a 1 outer, in the country, mediae it the Reform Bill of 1832, (" Hear." end a laugh) Very few men eared for reforms to the representative useably for On sake of the reform itself—it was looked at as • mines to an red. Men thought that the ref , rat woe'd tied is the Te ter@ of practical min to the Horn of Cunene', and that resent:Nu nearneres would rental. therefrom. A ply It was that there had been so etch dieappotstmeet es this heed. I (Chun end laughter.) Then caste thelatralsetigs of joist stock beaks, whist, of ''sanity had a carets isis ene epth the neestan system of this runty. Bill the law remised la its sy)d rodtio., and it had sot he,. diM cult to hanging the resale* He himself, epos by easseins the before • e lashes, of that house, bad stated to witbia a tow weeks when pule would s t ela ease., and la the event his prognostiestiot tad bees v. r B.d. In the via. 1840 things generally, and the Whigs e.p.eislly— (laughter)—tere le great Cotten. About this period Bir It. Peel tech office. That right hoe. bayonet laboured ender the difficaty of having two irounntible Mete= to slop tn, the men-laws and the .emery laws. Oae or the other be was ultimately obliged to give up, sod as, of the two, he was leen plslged to the core-Inn he abisedesed thin. (A lanes.) Now, with regard to the Beek Act of 1844, b e (M r . Musts) quite *deltoid that it was • setionary eese'm.et, en lone u each astatine es that of 1819 woe is Inclateuee. Bet. at the sane time, be was at s I, es to totorehend swot whet pripnipie the Act st 1844 wag wieseleed. Why was 14,0(4.0001. ulna as • limit The melt of the ante. became yrety manifest la 1847, when the Bask of Engind very sernowly essispod a slippage. The supporters of the system might ray, Oh, bet we never elites/ad the Is., sad yet the Bask hoe weathered the at' re ' Truly, ugh, law was cot changed ; bet a letter was written is 1847. which the hoses would so doubt mry well recollect, sad whisk oafishly abrogated the ban. Thus the canary peddled es until mar Vier pule took plane, and that and the ntlwy Wanalla'iotis brought there to 1860. B.in after that year the 61.4 gold discovery recurred, which was tthe of the mast trovidential eteate—(a Imiti)—that tad over occurred. Nothing had ever boxwood like it. The entire monetary spites wae en the point of • gnat crash when tho icflea of the precious metal saved it. Bach tat been the history of the monetary system of this country. It wss apparent that there mums of prunes and disaster avow frost lb. system, and sot from purely named muse., foe he "mid p dot to peeola whits nob (nib bad no elk nee Hewn i• was that he abed for this committee; he vested ti have an lequ'ry, in order to weirain whether it was *et ',legible, by toss fair and honest seen re newest the violent fluetutiou Is prim whi.h tow took el e , . Why should the re.' of disunite vary e .m 1116111! t Would any Seas all him that such was a jut eg proper of things ? He had ep Ass with a tae her not lug slew, whoa the news front India wee of an suited description aid had bees told that they—meatier the leashing iatereet—liked it. Nn doubt they did ; built dirt sot argue the mistimes of • Pound or hottest state ef 'dittos when suck sal the ease. He would rot go farther no the mann then ; the mbjmt was se Athirst' me, sad he might perhaps sake tee er twn oboervetiote in finely. Al it was, he had explained the reasons why he dished • onsmittee ; and as it was sot deeitahle to trouble the hones at greater length thee seressery, he should so bane 'he mat ter to hon. revolt rs. (Cheers ) Mr. SPOONER eteesded the anion. Mr. PEACOCK, though he sepprond the mottos wlt'ab the hoe. member had made, Sid not agree with hiss is tome of the O'lletysti.llB which he lied wade. Mr. H. DRUMMOND sold Viet as it was so mash tlas ratlike acts- - lays to institute *leakiest one for .11 omit dates far ofgcsa, Ito should strongly r. c ammo that if tbo O.S.S Amid, la an evil hoar, ocortsat to Oils mot at, 'hat et lent they bosl4 regain as riasinetion late tbo solegetstey of sooty atembeer oho sat WO tit Tile quer WI , woo, totrttam tbe it ut dflieelt fat dm hoses to dio cese, bocaaos it wss, as arch se s political mater soul& b., • emotion of pars mimeo. It was easy to bring tomtit blasted fasts or Wilted tables I bet sales§ Is speaking of voles the smite roble Wee of the preview seeds wee CHARITABLIP USES BILL O the =otos of Lord RIZIZSDAIX, this bra was mad • first time. THE APPELLATE JURIST HOUSE. OF THB The Earl of DERBY ea lie might well be dinged with presswptaa, V it could for a simile moment be supposed that the 'Ratios which ha was about to submit to their lordships mild bs UN least laterfi re with that of which his noble and learned fried (Loy t Lys& horst) hal tree so see t eta awe It it csald be imagined that to thus Nisei( forward the (lassies ha into/Wed to take oat of the heads of hi sobie sad learned Mead • earjeo: me whisk in RUB emit e; ask with the same as- Welt) or the as.. lalsesses. The committee for "Web be eras shies le gem, Negroid to, es her fvem faterferieg with, would mint Wigan the way sad facilitate the eat ties of his sedge mad horsed (rimed. who tuteli be I. plehieta to dial with the tr mash greeter Nivea lege Ow the wrest W la aseseittee. As be aialeseteed r aplailita weal& be ellwed t• hie Bo tha. boreal as eadllisa of semi weeds, proposed by tits Lord Piemideet of Om Cowen, he would rehabs frees wobble their WEE* at say great leark. heThe greed gratelea Wes, did the appellate Jelled*. of that Nese shad hs seed et aTt,ratioa sad imps ft dhalsorye its high flunkies ae ea Wes aiibable ? sot, if thsro were de imp le hswttsedlad,lst dm deliberettly and disputing 's* eassider What film Mob map. Let than inquire, either W diestaila ammo tbemeives or by ulnas wit nesses lostbsetbla, le* faiths varies" remedies suggested wen oppiliable its meet theme defeats, sad asks tlat Deese that whisk it aught te be, et ft wee the highet, et the meet perfect. the men beguile', thie mo t anobjecloaablo tributes' tee the dhpseeime of the highest duties of justice, assely, the appeal Irma Om who, with the isception of that bow, won lb* Mahan judicial authorities. (Hear, ham.) The amble lord eon. eluded t y mr.vieg- 0 Test a seleet committee I. •ppoiand In loughs weederte it le e t te arks say, mad If es, what provides toe more Mesas ly nearest tile •11164111 nerd , ' iilSllO haativea of thimbles. as a owl of art 'Uses jeriedietiaik sad to repel doh opiates thiseepoe." Earl ORANTILIM could not metelve sap' better "earn of defiant with the sweats has that of agree. irg to the modes of the seek kid, by which eons of tee mot dislitgahbad ataubsteof that house, bens aomisand es the esesettee, sesta be able to Conte all this beerier of the queries. Hs freshly edelitt•ti that this was his object Ise 'minas ma woodmen% whisk waa, to Wart after GA word jasiedistiou," the words, sad ' , mint, hew say each previous would affect the geeeeal J arever of We loan." Lord CAMPBELL did sat Oda there meld be say ob. Jenne' whot•wer to the aseadiseat or the .stun, and bolted that they world be weird then. errs. Lori et. Lei:maids, the Lied Chaaeolier, and Lord Btougham panned the mabgeet witli tome Wet remarks. This motion, as emended, wee the sad 'greed io, sad the foaming noble Nide woo aoadassed *a the eon mattes :—The Lord Chanel/or, the Lord Presides', Use Duke of Beatereet, the KW* of Lassadowar, the Bari of Derby. the Bart of et taltestrobe Berl of Caernarvon, Earl Grey, du Earl of ellaise, the Doke of Milli, Lord Itedredale, Lord Lysdbunt, bad Broapbset. Lord Abid es,. Lem Elgie, bent St lempark. sad it Gleiseig. Teo Earl of DERBY paid she Lard Chief Jessie of the Colin of Queen% Bev* had aesseacod that Is was going is &resit te-minnew. Be trailed that whoa tbie ankle and lererned load reteraad, they would Menthe homage of h a smismaim. V ide& Their leedehipe *ha aej mud at hattaismates peat sight HOUSE OF COMMONS.--Fivsnay. Fn. SS. Tle Sramtaii tack the chair at tear o'clock. _ Pal yen; BUSINESS. Tito Bournemouth Imptommtat aad Pin Bill rat read a wood till* aad ord. red to b. committed. PUBLIC BUSINESS. ROYAL ASSENT. The thesaass,anompasted by several menbees, attended the House of Puns to hear the royal avant given by corn saiseios to several bills, for which see Lords' retort. THE BRITISH MUSEUM. lir. HEYWOOD wished to ask the Fort Lord of , he Treasury whether it was isteaded, is roneequeou of the vacancy of the °aces of priseipal librarian sad secretary of the British Humus to carry sat the reeonrusdatio u et the Royal Coensiesiesore of 1860, with respect to the atoll tira of the.. two °Mess, mad the appoistneent is their plea of tore alms, to be se:named by the Crowe, the one dile tinguisoad for ettainunts in literature to ban the super- Tian of the library the asasecripts the priata, the anti quities, asd the modals ; sad the othi;e, aslant for se d . . in natural history, te have the suservisiou of those do- Outwears of the Mourn which are devoted 'haat yacht • rtirely to natsral history. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said the coostitstien at the British Moses. was regs'atei by ea set of perliment which was posed is the reign of On. IT., and It war cot meapetoot to her Majestv's peversamit,i without the autkoeity of sullenest, to aboli.h the cite of, print p.l libraries. It we, tree that some your ego a tommusion. of which Lord Ellesmere was the chaining, was eps.isted to 'wrest gate cad report upon the smage e eat of the British Mamas. The commiserners, bow ever, wen sot usanimous ' sad they recommended two difB rest plans for the refer. of tlio British llateen. The goverome , t of the day, Sliding it very diScuit to set' uses thrr repot. referred the quetion to the considerstioe of the trustees of tee Manus ; she the trustee*, they eon midair., the pleas, ass* to • defiles Ds the res on meada of Sir R. but Peel, who wag himself owe et their um ber. Sir Robert Ps .1 prepared a she at certain situation, which he embodied is nullities% These resol..tiose were coeslifered eat:sfartory by bar Majesty's gave/meat at that time ; and, haeiog beim mend for is that bolas, they were Islet ea the table in hoe, 1860. Usder time --•---• ---- ,fames her If .jeety's poverooloot did hot behead to disturb the elli.tiar ambiteseent. BEFORE OF THE CORPORATION OF LONDON. Sir J. V. SHELLEY wombed to ask the Sfer , taey of State for the 11-Ise Depertaiest wheel the bill for tie re form of the corp reties of the Cute of lioadoo would be broveht f .rweed by she government ? Ste 0. GRIT hoped ti bribe the bill letwird ou a very ea ly day ABOLITION OF THE Mr. COLLIER twereei to elk the - Solielte - 4 - 6eo - e - roi ;Ass the APIs for the about oe of the Berele-leetioel Coen!. sad tbie t-a•oferese+ of their joriortiotioe to ether tribunals, would be intro•lowol by the goveniweet 7 The SOLICITOR-GENERAL said the bills would be brought forwari before tie re owe. An opportesity would thus be affor lad r f awwideiting thole previsions during Ow roma, and tbe sairlou foe the mood rsadirg would be brought on Ineenodiately after. COURTS. THE CAMP AT ALDERSHOTT. Mr. MACA RINEY would be glad to leers from the Clerk of the Ordseee•, wh• thee ho hod soy ohjretioo to ley eons the table. ; feViMil to the eseesd yeadiog of the Alde►. stiqtt Can, Bill. a plan of the reeds sod ways isttodeel t be abolished and closed seder the provirlote of the 4414 bill. Mr. MONSELL said he had to otjeetios to ley the plea a the table. THE NEW CRIMEAN COMMISSION. Mr. STANLEY bound to an the Pint Lord of the Trranry If the Cr... Coen of Inquiry, connoord of "moral °Seem to Jinn,. lan the meet of Sir Jobs U.Neill sad Coloool Tennis, wee to be s closed or open wart. He would in be glad to haw whether then wee any presib•lity of nal& win is oath. L rd PAISIIIIRSTON-1 stated oa a former ',suing that the as I treetica is repaid to a ease of this kind is to have the inquiry ossolostoill with Owed do's'. Bat this ■edoebtedlr I. aa imairy of a peculiar Wad, sad it is, t...r flee, the 'stoma°. of hi, Majesty's (ornament that it thiald be so•daeted with epos deers. rwerviag, however. o the t art the diecretio• which west properly belonged to it, of eo•dacti•g may particular pert of the isquiry with closed done. Thee it a diterstion which lau ears they will sot easeeistr, ezerpt ander setae very !mealier einem stamen. With regard to ezrlastlea apes oath, the is' gutty set b•iag • twar•-wartial, will sot be coadasted sad, r the Idaday Act, sod that. is ro pewee of ozonising aims oath, matt leader the authority •f as set of p ulia THE SELECT COMMITTEE ON LOCAL DUES ON eBIPPINO MY. W. GIBSON sold, w•en the bill r.latite to local dips e• ab.pp oa was irithdrawa, t. was *Wed b► the ae s.uam.at that Uwe con.ielsred It do eratql• is ►ass a select coisaittie, •o lupin Its*** Ow pl. of IMs ►ill would (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOP EN CE. takes r a ter, the most c , saplate conferion malted.' Hon. poeticisms seemed inclined to laugh when the 'som ber fir Birmingham (Mr. Morris) commenced his history with William the Coriqemor. He miuht have commenced at a mashearlirr date. The first mosetery trams ell, on record occerred when a sentient in percreed a prime for shekels of silver. It did ant Handy what the coin was sailed; it was toe um erre cf property whether flowing c pital or landed estate. It was not so Seed a measure ae toot rate—it could not be, beraoss there were a c'i disturb ing infliteaer as the gold discoveries in Armena and else where which might at any time rear. Tt e str t' of timbales if yid which bad a sly taken pre was the seem as if the Bank of England bad reed a mem of paper money. A temporary prosperity had been created, brat a resetiou mess mosessarily follow. fdannfaktoris had been crested 1•114111 borer the waste of the resumer, and the gold was absorbed I. laying tae rem. So that miler toe Baok tired the pries at disoosate, a general bankruptcy mut be the °anaemia...co. The hon. member for Birmingham bad said that philosophers were at fault in dealing with this ques• ties which sherd be left to practical mos. bet there were some philoeophen wen had given practical I pinions cle ansing it. He (Mr. Dreaminen) had no doubt there were airy people is teat hoses who had read a very amusing r nears railed t• The History of Easiend," by Mr. Macaulay (laughter) and would lb. re have seen the eraser la welch the difficelty wee solved by two peewee named Newton and Locke — vas wt o had some alight "trusties fa their day. Both Locke and New teethed shoo Pete optimise dies to talk et him ties. &el hill of the treeless metals Iris domatipht lielielletee: At eke time the Bellies Report was lamed there was not a raker la the hoses who did oat *epos the ermines' laid down is it. Be believed that the rosedest reset that amid be Oven es the bore ea Vile ker. was that whir Arthur Young hod rival to the French Conventime, is Pork, whoa summoned before it, to say war laws they should per respeetiag the prise of corm Order your sink to direst bib raster dewa the throat of the Best mate wise tells sheet sem" wee the reply. He (Mr. Drummond) believed that ff the seise trap were dose sow, and an tarter threat down the treat of every man sobs talked about the I earreasy. it would be (Merry best arreagemeat they cord some S. (14111161".) Mr. IiALINB %maid that the reenact would meads to eke resat notice, sad refer 4 to a aossittee, rents %tries that the eostrottee of 1818 had Gemmed as optoior rewerally beadle to the bill. Mr. POLLABD•IIRQIIHAAT vu opposed to the com mittee Mr. WILKINSON did not Piped any other result would follow Ins the trtpo,ed (wittily theca waste of time and Shoat, and theorise he opposed the motion. (Hear.) Mr. H. BAILLIE onseelved that they sight rratonably mese it to have bona the intention of Bar Robert Pe. I that to ere should be ea Janette, into the operatios of the act at the end of ten years, and that if the result we. favour able, the spites of restriction would be e.rried still further I by withdrawing front the private beaks the right of hoeing paper nosey. It was °Semite that had sot that been the intentios the arrangemeot , hen catered into with the Beck wool& have bees fixed to formalists at that pericd. The reply of the Chancellor of the Itaeoequee the other day, tbatthere were several points to be Inquired Leto before asp mesas* was brought forward foe r. nowise the Built Starter, bad bona favourably re ' mitred, as Westing Vast as inve,tagetion would be testi tutml as the part of the sovernmest. (Hear, hear.) With regard ti the emotion under daseasecte, be c marred with the govareseet that this was set a f Me time to eater spot an inquiry ; bat he thought &tine would come when it Would beady sable to submit the question to the comet deratios of a oommittee. There were several swoon be such an isvestlgatoa. Hs would statics sae. Wthis the last threes four years, the balance of trade with India had riled eafsvourahly t a this country, sad had oc a leeed as aboorptiee of bullion tr the extent of sem millions ;sad whereas the demand for oar manufactures in buts was sot equal tv oar &mend for her prachactives, that than was hail, to continue. This wee • vision for Inquiry ; bet be did sot think this was the proper time. Mr. OLYN supported UN notice, showir g came f.r the roosts' on !ha' trip priceipin on which the noses of Bank of Engisad cot's wire regulated required revision before the Bank Charter Ac: wee renewed. The eastinuancs of that estabUaltsseot is the facetious of national beakers was also, he thought, a questioo domestics contd. roe... Mr. Hawaii:rats and Mr. Brow's". aso supported the men sir W. CLAY, wills welds* is oppcsitiss to it, wee iatertapted by as a.umpt to "count oat" the house, which proved easacets. fat only through a rapid rush of hon members from Vse lobbies and library. Mr. CAYLEY consisted at solos les/ th upon the va rious definitions that bad bees pm° of "capitol," dwelling e.p 'Sally upon the opinicn eapr. seed on toot subject in t.wir speeds.. or writings by metal mem bets of the present goverment. M.. L. HEY WORTH denied the possibility of limiting the price of gold, aid described wasp eitconstaaces in which any secs attleopt would prove a o at disastrous. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER arid it was sot from any disresp. ct to the house that he had ab stained from presenting himself to it at an earlier hair, but I only that he desired to eseettain whit were the opinion of different mambos wbe had *pots as to the expediency of eppoioting suck • torninittee cc that wlV.ch the motion asked • for, and to be able to jade* whether there was in the house • prevailing opinion is fa•oer of its appointment I Now the motion was, that • eel. ct committee should be ap pointed to legatee bow far the present monetary system was Is as rise* with the requiremeets of the et natty, and to essider whether it c add not be improved and amended. I The h n. grail Eau who novel for it, cwiog to the great'! • funilority with the 'eject which he wss well known to powers, Lai twee able t. illstrate this :abject with • long eistorteal deduction, beginning from Willies the Coaqat r.r, mad coming down twousgh its tome of Q Wen Elizabeth t• the &gaol 1819 and of 1844; and be had exemplified it by leelliketollll instance', ancient and mode's, and had given his opinion of the defects which he postdated to exist in the present tyres But h. (the Chan cellor of the Eachequet) sin not t ?wisely nederstend what was the nature of the toga ry watch the boa. gent:taus proposed this committee to undertake. Before the hoe. gentlisan at down be stated that the • essaiitts was to inquire into the mews cf preventing the I ilisetsatiots is prig-s, and he the rate of diseonat which meek plasm to the Slur/ of all patties, excepting the elm of Sakes ; and the bon geattemen sewed that the object which he had in •iew was to give hippie's., p .wer, and prosperity to the people. N..w this was • welly tair sabject of inquiry, and to on. a very lolty and salted olj ct ' which be had in ssw ; but be (the Lhancellt t of the Ex chequer) wool t really put it to the judgment of the house whether they thought • select toossittee of fifteen suntan of that house would be emission% he coadoet • speculative sad theore.ical inquiry of that stature ? (Hear, bear.) Ts boa. member for the North tidies hid said root diteassing tlits subject 01 currency ia the Hose of Cosmos was like attempting to solve • mathen.atieal problem es the Swinge ia Covent-prdes. Now he (-he Chancellor of the Exchequer) presumed that in • select istmitOe there would be sae of the disturbing tads eases which the hot. gentleman creaded in the house, bat that the fifties philisooh rs would sit down to investigate the subject as if they were in the Academy of Lapse; that they woiskt ca I bet'se theta perms wh t had examined the Sees and the theory of the corroncy ; that they would, so tar as the, Wiese permeate', read all toss abstruse and Ittillenit volumes which bed been written ow the &eject. He remembered a speech of Canning'', in which, ups a =stain for • conseitts to *square lota the catholic gust's, be drew • formidable picture of the member of great volumes of the fathers, the councils, and the poisoned ',viten, which the member of such • committee would have to wady 'eters comics to any conclusion He did sot know abettor his boo. fame proposes that the committee which he moved for should sarnake a speculative inquiry of that to. t; bat if that were his object, he thought the house would hardly he iodised to undertake it. (Hear, hes%) Well, asessieg that no sash general inquiry as that w a to be undertakes by the committee, then ease what really was the practical gushes for their enusidention, timely, the operatics of the Bank Act of 1814 That was the sous. ups • high the question had been argued by the bon. nod learned member for Wallingford, in the speech in which he expressed with greet cleanse sad forces his views en the suljoet. Ho did sot bold out the prop *al of • genettel epeculative emptily, such as the hon. member for B!resioghass mined to deice; but he said rliitly, " We wish to know what hen been the operation of the Bask stet .1 1844, and we wish to have • teased tea to inquire into It." Well, that was a pimple quints, on which the house was gaits able to come to • onsliwien. If it was proposed that there should be • committee to inquire tot, the Bank Ast of 1844, it would be better to move for nob a e musette* directly and esprosaly, in stead of wetting forth • motion lhe this, in vague and &Strom terms sech as the bon. member foe Birming ham bad empinyed. Why not sweat ones what it was that be wanted, and ay," Let us have a comsat** to Inquire into the operation elite existing att• r policing the cu tesy ?" That would be an ieteiflgible p oposition. Then, ' essustiag that to be the real ,bj.it of this motion, and apse which the hens, would have to sore, let them nest con sider whether it wee desirable that they should have • sot maims now to inquire into the operates of the Bask Let of 11844. He (the Chancellor of the Exchequer) eould only I repeat the stateliest which he mate at the beginning of the I Keeton. is r.ply to • gnostic* from the other side of the hones, that ea his opinion the preset moment, at this early period of the cession, was one not similarly well suited to eadittakiso seen an inquiry. (Hear, hear) The ter eitenstaneell if the smart tow were to • cssiderable intent eteeptiesal sad ext-aordinary. We were in the mead year of a wet which bad marl a groat drain apes*, tooarvo of bellies in tilt Beak, for Alpaca% to foreign countries. If the committee were appointsi, their laveatigations meat be directed to a great ~tent icto an inqaby Into tic axtroerdisary cirounstances of last aistama, and am t swards the genera operation of Ire act f 1844. Moreover, the present &cocci elite of the acute, dot not render this moment the moo' fit for ecstasies in en inquiry which would maks it aftesstry to isvestipate all th • veriou operations ia which the Bask wan coot:erased. The ton. and learned member for Wallingford bed seemed to enter tain great alma as to the present pro •perts of the country. He had threatened us more them once with a national t auk ruptey, and had stem d to think each alt event, if not ire rainier, was by no means imp , obabl, or at ony rate ems mire then possible. The hoe. and lumen eectleman hid inked him (the Chancellor of the Exchequer) what course he would prelim,' ti take in the event ol tie Bank cot being able to Mel the demands upon it. Weil, in answer to that bigotry, he should say ih.t the appointment of a committee, at all events, would be a very imperfect remedy against the danger of a national bankruptcy. If we reelly were threatened with some great end imminent daover affecting the national credit, or the credit of the Bank of England, it must be obvious that the appointment at Vito moment of a select eoramitte• of the House of Commode, to hoer the o Pisidut—ooLirtusaiely, the very discordant opinions— which prevailed upon the subject of the currency—a com mittee which would probably have made bat siigt t pen gross in their task at the end of the seseioa (for it ehoidd be remembered that the last committee who sat to impairs into the Beak Charter occupied two complete session, la tliserJagatry). mesa silfard but a very imperfect peewit, egalaat the danger which the hos. and le.rised gentleman aatisripatid. Now, what wee the present state of the Bank of Elicited? Without any Isoctoy statement of 'gores, he world state the mount of the present circula tion sad bullion of the Bonk of England, as it wan on the ammismr of the 23rd of kebruary. Tee cSeulation was 19,264.0004 ; end the bullion was 10.676,0001. Therefeve the bullies use considerably more than h It the circulation. The entire amount of notes was 24.390,00 W. of which the notes be reserve aliseesired to 6,848.0004 • sad that, se the house would think, was not a vary critiOal state of thing.. In tie mmechee of hon. gentlemen there had he 11 • girlis h's absence of al practical eugg.-stions foe the impiom meat of the act of 1844. Mach hostile crittitiem had hose permed 'pots the as w:t:bitra now, ry fou litt es ofaiificeoants teen millions, or it and a half, by which this circulation of acme, added to the amount of bullies°, wee measured; and it had besa said that ao rearm c mid ha assigned for selecting that zither then nay other amount. New, he lishees.l the ground upon which that number of millions was take* wee, that it was believed to be the lowest point to which the circulation mild ever descend. But amassing thet objections could be made to that or any whew number, the queetioa wes, whether anybody wan prepared ti pro pose some substitute, as preferable to the fixing of as arbi trary amber ? Most gentlemen who took any itterest is the sultjen of the (turnery bad probably read the recent pamphlet of Mr. Tooke, whose opinions were of the highest sutbority; for even at the time of the Bullies Committee be lasi begun to write upon thaws que.time, and cow, at a very advanced we, he continued to treat them with remarkable knowledge and vigour. Mr. Tooke might be token as tinnier fay arable representative of the opponents of the ant of 1844 ; and what was the soh/litotes which he proposed fee the present limit of fourteen millions ? Ho would remove that restriction, sad would is his listriesmille at the bullion of the Bank, if not less than twelve =Oboes. Mr. Tooke, it appeared, did not thick It desirable that the Emit ehonld be fixed by act of perl•asent, but test these should be en indentanding betwe ea the directors of the Bank of Berated and the government, and toot matters senald seat ups that understanding. Now he (the Chan •ellirr of the Exehequer) would •.1t whemi r, It • dietissot nadentaading,whish most necessarily be reduced to writing, were entered into between the direc , ore of the Bank and the esecutive g surceased, that saner no Mecums:anises they would crow their reserve of ball on to slat below twelve madams, lb* Bask 'maid Lot feel as numb bound by each en agreement as it it were embodied is en act of par ' 1 ascot? Would gentlemen is the petition of those dinctore, with ouch a responsibility meting upon them, f oo l • themselves sate Is allowing the bullion to slat below twelve million*, when they had entered icto an eisiteresent that it shoeld he bee than that amount ? Here, then, we had the oldest, and alma( the foremost writers spot. thtteida of the question, who, whet be came to approach a pia lied ougge,Von, had notiing to offer but that which had been reguletion which, ase;r;bodiniOst see, would in c Wain is et be mere nstriotive oe tie Beak dna the huh which wee filed by the present act F. r thee* 'noose, if the hoe. member for Birminghem should prose kis motion, he (the Chancellor of the Exchequer) could feel bound to vote natal% the appointment of a select nom miAeo, at the preset t m nettle, to ingaire into this subject. He would fully admit that the operation of the act of 1844 woe a lit and proper subject for an leveed settee by a committee of that house woes the proper time should arrive. and when the cirturns.ano, s should ap. pear f _ .le _for prosecut un of such en . iaqu•ry. He t quite admitted the there stele many parts of its °pc's ! lion which not only deserved but required fel' i , quiry be fore a competent awhcrity, and be mulct be quite willing ' when the prow period arrived foment to the ppointmect of a committee. He hatted, however, that the otj net of his hon. friend, which seemed to him, so tar as he could kedge from the terms of the motion, to be rather specula tive thin practical, bed been to a great ethnic satiqied by fns discussion which the ruhjset bad undergoes th t night, end that he would cot shish it necessary t cress his motion to a division. B fare he sat down be would notice a 'mark of 'hi hon. member Ur luverneeashire with respect to the first provision c f the act of 1844, which 'spired in August next. His too. friend stemet to think th,t the answer which he gave the previous evening was reserved. He (the Chancellor of the Exchequer) would row state that the Busk of England had no objection (as was understood) to tie continuance of the provision is question, and that he himself would be prepared, at the proper time, to introduce • bill for that putt or. An bon. member opponte had truly remarked that etre/I'llmin the quantity of mosey and in the r ste of discount w• re objects hiphly desirable. He (the Chancellor of the Itze,eqeee) would make atother remark in connexion with that point, which was that steadiness in legialaticn with ri spec' to so delicate a matter is the entreaty was also highly desirable— (bear)—and that it was important that that house should not, without besiege distinct prettiest object in view, inset fere with tie operation of the currency. Hs trusted that the house could tot take any sup which vole, by shy mit.- eonstructioo, be thought to sanction an idea that there wss any party In that house which cot 'nf d sny doubt of the sanctity of the pit cip'e of the convertibility of the ent reaty, and of matatatoine, under all a rcunistanct 1, and in all anjanctureo, the immutability of the standard of value. (Hear, hear.) . Sir C. WOOD gaits 'greed with the last ntertrestiou of his boo. Mood (er. ep enter); but he could rot help think ing Met the hoe. cattleman bad himself confounded the too things—currency and tepitsi—in the most patent and glsriag magas", M more thee one portico of his rpreet. ('Hear," and laughter.) The boa. member bad dose so to speaking of the relatios of the eirculatiot of the currency to interest; era which foist, moreover, he bad fallen into an error of fest. The boa. member had said that when the circulatiag medium was plentiful listens% wee low; plsidy eonioundiag martearty with moats). In fact, ea had. bees shows in • forte, debate on this subject, it often bappesed that when eireslatioa was high interest •a. high, and vice arms Ti. grounds which had lo,en stated in .upsort of this motion had been moat con tradictory ; paih.pe this was to be expected of the sal jeet. He (Bir C. Wood), however, could not but • onder at the dialers; asey between the 'seethe. of the hoe. mover end his mopeds,. The lather hon. ge. tleman (Mr. Spoon. a) seemed to consider tre sat of 1814 as the origin of all the mi chief which prevailed is connexion with this enbjec't but the speech of th. tenser (Mr. Maws) dearly showed that long prior to that act, nut ose panic, bat a series of Votes, had takes place. It wee made very plain to his mind from the different speeches of thee, who sop , rted this motion, that it wan much to be regretted Met the vocabulary of monetary settees was not better agreed etas. A vast amoont of digestion would be raved if get t. 1.- maa bad only a clear notion of the deflait ons of the things about wh eh t'my w• re talking, and would moreover he e at test with defining these things in • Ws n, sad atraightfcrward way loomed of atteamptirg long and unin teiligible methods ..f serialising malt.. which had no &M -e ally i. hermit is them. A greet deal of trouble woe, M eatus bon. masa would always be talkie, of haying gold at Si 17.. 9d. on os., end selling it at 31. 17.. 104 d. Why what was • pound ? (Laughter.) It was 123 creme of staadard gold—(Mar)—and whets the Bank based • 81. note it undertook to bead oar oa demand Bee tars 123 grains of standard geld. This was • simple ezplenati tee of that which is the hands of some hon. gentlemen, who would go out of their woe, because qui , u • long et ry. He had been twisted in the .o arse of the debate with having said t•at gold wits the e 0.1 of the country. Now h. was willies to admit that it was • very imp trtsot p. r .on of that capital, but it woe so more thee • portios—(hear)— and ha alt mum that whoever had understood him to gay that gold wt the sly capital, bad greaty saimporehended his ansaiag. With rsg.rd to the motion itsall, he felt bound to oppose it. It might be amid that *equity only w.• its WOO. Bet no °es could doubt, who had heard tho speech of the hen. mover, bet that his otimt was t a get aid of the sets of 1819 sad 1844. If hos. member. wished to discover what would be the 'Met of the repeal of those r eta, they bad Italy to read from the work cf Mr. Macaulay, to chick refereatte had already bees made, an account of the distress whist' prevailed previously to the prolog o. the art of 1819. He could set but think that if ate hon. member succeeded in his object, the rights oft re petty vrmld be tan settled, end world be *teed into the deepest litres.. Mr. MUNIZ rented. He had been greet y misrepre tented by various speakers in this debate, sad br note so. re 1141 / 1 0 7 OK tight hod. batratt wts bad jut mimed 1 1 1