The Express. — London, England, 1857-12-08 00:00:00

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Nakuru of en bard d prink eel MallaroCall, moat No gareass, sills burl pp, maw elks, maeoloa to Nato elks arirooson INN hoil grim st Ito mai. Or of Nair sriermor was e ewe t deo es NMI lea 4 althisaa from Nam • INN wok, bid Itanlay* Ti . elks am. Pawl dm 11i treed Mew gum a* we dark Go lo So tVodssis.saekij ssei sIL The an No Immehrellisi Awe Oak . Mr. Ildrode Mamishogisa I.l* . siswed *a sea eid imi Ss MEd d W Mr ow be asaidady bird des` • ploodd pootod up al Os ism add soM tM ihmr.doe wen Ow every ama NNW/ Ivo rem Nos le NNW Is • lebtaloy. 71 0 **l adkomew asurftla lin Nosey Nay ri di e ws eilimm war Me sr mod M ils. did v as waddle dare ow inftriesd• id* Idde Nor/ is No Nalleam es sir bad lime 111Plale mars Iddedo is r i■ ...ANNA thin sot Is =No pails ineramodases. hod *do gest Al Me OW dohs on* adios% the ma *naked Ur goods= . 1111.1 ""Vidd *dr odepidata. wed ,mo t nrembi momme 11017 wish th• wale. bratee WOLVIIIMMITTON AND BeArroarlsitn "NW = d i sib poreenr, it WM miskier T emp air elks aced leg. IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF LORDEL—MowDAT, Dac. 7. Tits Lou) Caaireaton Oxi lie wt ea ths weir* at Ow 'Moak. BALI 01 01111CIN3 PIIBLICATIONS. tea CAMMILL d Het bet oaks *Or kaiak' freed at set amide( H. ebeelekte et eisene path dame mei . per, Irbil le MA hem tboesbt sight bed le sem dragereee merauseee, NM Amine ese bad ettlatley te haw bow It bed weft& He van meted dud It bed opt- Mid ..m blaiiiiift; Hi Isfateralleme bed bosh bid tart the loin It are abominable tamemsditlee is Heir tetil•deest ; tutworm& bed beet imam malt end Imp quenelle et the eta aid ended Wore the Nesideetee. This Age cd lleiretelt-eireet Etta be cam ped loth On dap itsild—le WO) ;fib smelt led boa dillesek d eed au pleat erse asw, be TA .we MK Is the pseeendas of dee km e elope 'bre beim bed bees meted as woe it up, eel the-aperd we veer euelleted la • mama tree last all eseepits. The appolmigite that were eetteteird rem. gamete bed termed .et whoily ustpiesm, sod be Wog heard at wq middy d the dr Me hies se beetheed Ida. Ile begged te kw a mars .I 1 . bdot tile sot; et the war note prod. what ladles dr • oder tam, sad the as ▪ el the wind pteeeedbige that bed boa lekei Ihe r ies el pentodes et Are View, and poteeller letrt et 11LL111411011017011 baled that the =lire trout met be 'dell it wham. rib awn mailasty woad art la at al DM be plied is tottaso. Iteissi - _ _ gime* Lilt. no Mel d ladom ft W Woolt of bar 1116yrifo Immo* lo bobs Ihroord ismon "Mk nom is amok Moo TIM habilis would ismilmot tams hit yew a immo of dot kW woo moolooll by Ik oolioloo ba dr saw bark bud Os min rod . p bin latriereL 'bad to sok dr Nab bed minim k woo the loloolso of pow mot, oho le do CUMIN= Wain is left lomed moommoo of IMP 181113/ANTILLI midi ....ere odd ad be b leaest bie lea r et u. almiaika of pielemeat. le wee the vbik the epresieseeme es repels • seessiee ea dr ealeeei, bee elkedmielt wadi be peesibb 4e so Ws miss yr bee mil& Tii ADDRIeI. Th. Loiu) smirlizir7.7. — bilm as rawer of Heileety te the eaves is reply le the mesa frora the *rem U thealiel the bum - for their 1.f.l eel dutiful .iii led ateerel their Wahl'. of ber Mehdy's ow:1W et eremeali tateh itism le ei for the eentrity sad happier' Yr TEX LILL 01 ITRBTB ATTACK OA THE lad OItAMITILLI said le weld tobs that epperlarty to Word suns eremite IS 111 eastedidiess weal he lad gra le the ask* and made in die are d the debate Thoselay Ira As tithe sapd sorrel adielnithral le MMemfrinsi arms, led Osman& ths asks ad rid that thee bed bus with rigeleini le Giamslismssy for baba eke an atimpe al aloft k tho WA. that se there reedit s Bes et what lad era plow left se hopai on Ms thanellifs) mid of • wort iserL Oa reforeg le lime Ink be bend this rear al wbst hod fetes ram Thik knithips wee ran the orals arms and J Mato ethilei—wheilier they teri right or wring hadto de with Lee flerkg—st the poem if ..neatr norm Tr hoe wire Sat or-kosisral Emmy dif e a t rare the err as C beer, he wee ast bur the - Lard ' C la roderstag that rairal err, Ink Om be hid as Is nor I the peanallest =the mei= ef the graresser ; bat it wee Mid the the we riddy dewed joseas.th e sod the the eppeklasent Arid be trio Ho (Lad Oarville) hal add did be bed so resallsolha of swampland helm bra ran, sad ho add sot rarity that the Govern- Omni MOW riled od the ethane mark= erausted It • reprints& Tb. area 1/1111111111118 Odd Wiwi was abet no ere apposed sestresp that be rothytapseled tit Is bathos& but be aid bar ISsestes peewee to em ber it if try soak sad If they ad met insandiet it he =dthat weak peke inithvgable wanes of the tt. Bans essdietathe thee dr thernseperle the Pored of the lord of Oinked aserwhat the Perak, sad Oder O.m y by • ire = war to des ie sit I • serer Wt set be aped for =leer le India by ihe issWe erests. New, bar der bat • eassikelth thin both the salkeele aka Merey's p 11111111•111 and thst of the last Win Oithery sad re Sib Troika d the lewd ef Onkel vele sir& if it we peselble to organist • echoer kr data( it Ha NW brother whit ha had deed, the eensAinaM het Y the vireo, the maw, th e vision of tree Ides des {..meat of Irk sinitherad. He fervild deed the be balked the dateneta he ether litandethe sad be hal der meth napkin, sad maid sew date that his right his. Mal, Mr. V. o = hod seer set ray Ire to the Ptairithr sad Cawley ; the Carry had are nuked meth • rear, tad kd net reply to it, is the &Ate earl hill enured, sad that so reply_ hid tesia verve by the right ho n. The lad of DIABY—IIis seri Mead =geed eater to give his node which ha had resived elleek on o btar m =d his barters to gie eons e im af tea what itt led given to hiss ea hat, sad he Or led of Dab') had estiesvosel to what tre antraketior me be di mid en wire two : are . le white le adds Mead had Met rehted ; the other was Min nkrento to the Persia of the lissedef Coalrol,bea his sestentat thee era onsidoeskie tins so stop we era by the government of India to drew the niads of the B , e r to the intention of the goverseest to Werke with their religion. He he .read that that wee the two points ran which there we to be expleastaa 1 tostradietioss. To the two poets which hod bee rare to by hit whit road hi would mkt the liberty to odd • third; for on that plat Jr be he bra ontrodieted. With regard to the re pented of Ilbro.Ossang Heath all he could say was thio—thelltajor-Oorni Heaney, heir taken upon hewn to prime this &pay, had that mention been degree of by the roirsitent ? Hie nor read had oltuged hint with eiviageratheethesset hoe the bre-boor bat froma eer- Ida" rut peephie" Stara tod that he had mad that paro rtist, orbin throgly urged their lordship to read ft abio kr • more able ear oary of ashy in Ire ha had seldoo; seem let he had act ride • dare stattead that he had nod then without regrew by other dare.!. The sable earl woe sot ht la grafi the be had get his fasts bet that • led OW be bad mo oned this, that Merr-thernel fies;ssy hed tonied • frees 1 Lad Cream and he eth oath the he bad. He hod dose tot seek lee we shed, for be hod INSOIllid that the ardor sostaised a swarms et west of what theor•Osseed Homey lead dose, for he sow four that it did not, His sable tried mind Sad is the orate emit was wad, on to the fray who at detenkd his °Seer agent the murder attack of ths mutineer. the is was ad Is the power or sedriprwal in the army to tsar this which add recast ealy from the Guvencor.=t Ire sad toed.,. Bloat sot have append la the • oar without the sinetkat of the goveneent. Now whoa • goversor yeeinel, without • dare owneest, siredthat • ineer._ pastel ought sot to hes thee that Oda had deno—(hrer, Yin)—he add it was, to his mid, Wendy Mr • errand; it might set In se to the mire of be Kiraly's govenentat, hat it wee d at those d .that pospis. It mat ea le ley, tb.t " marble* that remitiel whisk hoe bra inroad I. delay darn* mad may he properly orkmed." The sestmara wee aver raid Irf e euphoria to aroar-gemiel Ihr delft it The rat steienest sere re se to the issaling two Aare anon is the oar, boar% It wag odd, it arid sot ha kr a =rent sapped that say oar taker word mot bee seed la tit we tow, oath bears it we thought the it wee very imeardiest Wee rater should be ride the it man 01111•1111861111 that was soonsary. orred the the eriesal order had ton Wed tio entry es at of minions frowsy, sad he lead sorer estethistet the the government ail pried la ern that this wee met a reprised. bad dheed sadel (Hear,obizakiwaTle ✓eedpont es se tenor wee that he Ohs lad of Irby) hod Ind, that far • vary eurikishie period of ire se dap had bees tikes le da shes the Eke se the Serem with roved is the le antra of the gemmed to rare with their okra Whet field bit adds blond ? Why the ear we math allerwsedie the geed oraihre VIM widthstra. lie kayo the be that re se smilswilybat weft tied wee the einteekrisa et the weereendta siren hoe way slap that nerd Ms barker' widi railrem Oaths Mk Moe km Doke Mead (lord lleakevar. hid renera where It wet U.S the With el the reertraat of ladle so roe inch • protharke to rid the plifie rod ? That re es th e fth of ire sad he wee kid ihst was ad the nand= of the _ton Arse ash en order, that it we sp q msd arterioary, sed that the goversesat satiably ef rod Crake sot Warr 1111 a ea oder. What st the very Ise thet tits anew est eastlesying Uds Why the Goonainflorni bad astathig i l ia real l o palate-en whisk the govegeont hies eft bin hr M lee the last we the he Illed It thee a alleir he ore it re bird What be emptied ad re Yew. As to the lid pekt, he aril hsesuedir any to aim seaserater sea_ sergenth the inhare al the tight boa. istethinsa the Psothile d the Beth of Oars, sad he Int ast ban sorbed d rig nit with r athronlas know eithi. ho banane whoa the delsner was he mole to Ithes :sail * that In ingesdhle." Maar. Mr) Al he 11 son gap that as ins UM 110101111 bid thin by Ss seaksildhis vita Its had that al& noshed. bm I area ths pedwe mkt had glen Ma the anitieml. =MI thee be lid and the wards "tespilallilldis arid he hied the with we thee or 111 4.1.1. 42Vbe p. it tab IsmiAlsta W the wr le wadi ail alba/ hin—ied obtained h been the am Meg Abode tithe fiskier and Osier Compry—s LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1887. , rastaist wow, to when lin Is ar enitnewl, sot aid la wit bed telbrend ki hillnarn Int It bed boa sat. The day int pernaree an be oink w Nis ancient; wbe leg he iris me he ea anon. Heat thattheM dizedar was at sew la Esteltal, bet be wan eie the nadir dinar, sad ho did en ben. woe lalleend (dhe alma lial l / gendsra Deny) that whst he yr ocelot Ha matted V be hod ione Write Is in digit boa. as Poh ang of the DNA of Haag ; awl of owes, If hie noble Mind ad hod Ms e .ltailn d 'Meg Inimailie want- Int eionei vide ben lea made. Hs teem* any VW MI der birth; He weld moot es- ea pies the natoeililka SA bon Ma Own to the alma dies list MI bees keg* bdore Ida • bat se the ten tor wean oat Hebei serene to =the osj tombs: elqubin ma be bee land the et rNy on widen be bee aide Die alsearia no rettkr shortly altirwards grappeL BIR HINRY lIAVILOCK. Earl GRANVILLE brought op a amp haw re Cream, which was nad by the Lord Chredier. It natal that hr Illsjegy wee dreams d eashniag ease nark et bee royal Iron ea Ottawa Heydeck, he Ida genre con duct, erre* for the capture d Crams@ eel dr Mkt Lacher, mad wished that their hada!** druid arm with hoe b 1 the meow asorrary to seem be arra Savvier r rarity d 1,0001. a-year. (Chem) Bid GILANVILLI pre soda that he ran neve That the serge be tar lab earidendloa to-renew. lUILIOI6TJS WORSHIP ACT AKINDKINT BILL. TW, Le d SHATITSBURY iii WS. es __ kid ▪ mw as Soca maims so NOW= USIA Is Illesse ks wall sowsliihdr wwwlows I, ▪ WAssiabilsig sad wail Swan vapour WY WO Is.sAwow Olds day). STATE or INDIA. The ad of ILLIMBOROUGH, In moving for a copy of the Awe Let tray greed by the Legielethre Cowan of Labe, We a newt et all koseud Main ad European la th= astregigem sad kr espies el all letters ring : dared lel* Mars d ark isererepem,rid the Aar • oilko vodndiod and to the prinaiple, recently sampled to be liteakerd ia Intik of placing Euro ' sad rare ea the ear tsedeg, of equally dimming when sr peslika ladle et this aunt wag like E the Newer Y Seam Nagbal. We moat be ermed air be roar eara ire. er,all best at Hair be ha a Fri ths le same the are of ea aimed militia. Hie lerdeldp am, efar the yea dillhemos which existed between the pan el courry and the Europese pew of loolio, seri th e amt) which drove the latter to advocate the imam* et the gowning_ classes, slated the provider of the kw ritarictiag both. Upoa the cflaillialeaneallan be iseardmed it to bet= levee end mealeths. Its padre win eareelve, he thought that the gewarrat would her aced mats slab , la estabishieg a whisk wail her= war the preermase sf say ertleles, them In drineg puilimini• mall set at ought set ' be be imakd MRS vista the misebid was dens. The it of tbmesrs, H olly curled out, wail be to deprive the Leith pa& the India news, lad, whet wee awe le the are the Europras ia labs from dewflrm whet we thooght of than has Hs eight germilled to my ate wad r te the thin mew greestint Is India with regard le the i d att of the raw. No as could Wmore dos* them he di the streaky of the dawn oceandttsd, no cee could feel move imply the he did the absolute nseassety, Y order to give teem seemity to Europrons thst aosetry, of the net szasplary manner all convided of ha delpassd le the Malec For • soldier be take the cif odder WAN Y hie new, the erre of perricide. The crime of • nova who Aortae a woman was so reahl• that, for hie past, he rook' wish that the law of every country punished it thews* with bath; but the aims of torturing and munkriag thOben was so revel*. be baleen nature, that he could not trollect as re so horrible. They should parse with raring oil the perpetrate. at them horrid afro, br who would forgive than if they gardened those f Bet they should rsoollsat that to a nal Abet they moat dlectiniesie the (Hear boar.) To pruinee sir the dthi stet Mises mad appear to roma mbar ample investige , biar)—wier the sawn= el law, end not r the mak of sowerdetei They mast recollect that wire they bed e do in country was mot a appear as:the warm of a great wrong, sled vim they had so J=l=it le doper, but they bad indict renthatlat to ail the solannity which amide with as empire that waa to reads. If they were to found, se he tared they would, sa renal empire in that countrf, thin we as fradatioa fa which that empire could root secept malsiall realesee bear= the Bowsaw rd the governed, end it wassmensiel to andeerar to nortablith that oaddeace, sad he trotted that they would be found in the hoar of ,{curs, when it are, ee worthy of honour se they had be, be the midst of dithenity and &mote, ; whatever might be the ark he treed they would never be so unfortunate sa to tart Hsi which they had hitherto carried with the, in the ma test, the sympathy and good will ef the wakes of Europa. Lord GRANVILLE could not for a moment agree with the notion that we shell keep such a ration in India a• In Ws country the Normans once held to the Bacon. Neither weld be agree with the noble earl that the Arma Act was e legume to Europeans, more the law imply required the to mese forward and give notice to the magic mere of the arms be wanted to keep or carry, to enable him to do in legally. He vindicated the operation of the law rethrkrag the Indian prim from the censure which W beta oast apes it, and stated that it was only 1 outer be that Is. having been 1111111141111117 that Lord Cawing and him administration of the tithe of India bad been so wklemly stacked. Up to three weeks before that law came into ope ration there wee sweet, a European in India who did not coincide with Lord Caning and sympathy with him. He quits awed with the noble earl that no effort should be spared to secure the coofidence of the natives, and be was we that when history should pronoun. Its verdict upon three transactions in India Its high enloglum would be read upon Lard Canning for having reaistsd the preen. to put the Earoprena and natives upon different footing, a tery sure which would lead the whole mare of It. population to regard the government sea prawn and violent hear of their rook Lord GREY cordially agreed with the impartial policy of the Arnie Art, which ha intimated had been resorted to from sheer necessity, sod to prevent a trade which might, and there was no doubt would, bays been carried on between the native. and some bad litirupssea, bad the letter been allowed to poems arms to say extant. It wee a paramount nementy that the govenuesat should be no ounducesd no to swan the songdatme of tbo natives in India, for the days of oar empire there would be membered if ever ter vest population slimed knew that ear ale wee imioneleissa with ei th r intense., I Wee slaw violet/am Lord MASA cr I , l'llT, who defended pnewsny the numbs eeedeley Lord klicoborough, Tbollmieds el CLAICARDY. expressed his ap proval both et the Arms Act and the roetricti. on on the In dian pew The free Ws alarms to nil persons and a ices peen were totally Inoompstlble with carrying on properly a siva war of such magnitude se that in India fe;is;i:of AROYLL egiorecate7d farther debate upon tb • sabjeet at the premat *ea, and made an edognent de files of Lord Catmlaen whose tallowy had more minded to abed the spread of the mat ay than the most were sen tence had done at the outset. After \ in7liirtherobeerntion• front Lord DERRY with reference to Lord Orsaville's statereatt in the early part of th•••• Pg. . - . . TM Il~eQofe r 4 CLANRICARDE withdrew a motion wine► be bad on therefor for retains relating to India; and tbe boar adjourned et. quarter to 8 o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MoxDAY, Du. 7. Tim SPI6IIII took Els chair st 4 &dock. __ _ NEW MEMBER. Xr. A. Rveszu.k;;;li• astll7l76is ..t far Tarimlock. PUBLIC BUSINESS. . NEW WRIT. On the motion of Mr. Hama, a new writ was ordered to be hated for the borough of 13nwborough for the election of a member in the room of Earl Mulgrave, who had accepted the Whoa of steward of Holopholme. THE ADDRESS. Viscount CASTLIROSSE (Comptroller of the Household) raj=et tb• bar, sad in her Merry's reply to la arum Is Ibr arab from the throne. The farm sess r "ilmilnTaTeetvoi;ith molt satisfactioa your lop! sod &Whitaker'. It Is say aniest desire at all times to co operate eta you la ms smos trlikis toad to improve the Am. of the masa, sod to preemie de issifsso sod otedlitoa of my people to all parts of ray ilmeirism." NOTICES OiliarrlONS. Sir J. PAICINOTON gave woke Met le theeld tame row wat the illowlng ireeticse le Oa warmest : vbeit wee ietesien Weide Ihe perm relra to Mb Ala were le be W ea the lebis the memorial wblah bed kw sot base Own &we nelists et Calcutta per is dr reed theOweemer-Oterai the Swondly, whether win& Imel is Is elt wee Ir i lie tile set et the lettia ."3 =r red d peo Uinta Se oreeemas the Penlewelar and Oriental alve Olopehyh eldtP JIM Leib whit wee the preeent state of the 16.COViAN presedeethetlowouldbuslaeaemwd alai lel Mr. 'a baths far to-borrow, that the meat disburse at abautaaguertd tie thud= at bint-abeek beaks tailed be higislative blertheace fa aid at the Am. I bean at then exopeales. THE JUNO COURT-MARTIAL. Mr. MARREN .eked the not lard of the Adstinelly whather the bad lola caned toe react naval roes, usrlid bit ea aa aAaer al her a ship Joao; sad stestbar say sus were by the gereeareat fa rural themes I , C. WOOD thee& there see me seed I. Mills the hot. radium eat dos Minim st bit Whims sod , Mood W bra down to doe asootoreisi to sottish ochr ous Ist Ma Nods. It was Ida put Oa ad dr y bad band dodos altar 1.110 ird mood 'slug owl so we as Cap ri' Ibtorsdla bid yawed time to • palmation down dr non aol we>Fmrbrd rebus of de lard at Ad miralty. (Rae, boor. It would to sok*. to dot afar —dr sr ot awa who had sorrod tosuory ttrY 111 N umos-•to slob ow at two halo air oosolad oda ids ors. no um award to tho Autrallos radoo, sal= z Mbithe Adadosity bed add to Ho cto dirlyiko odd& bad he moor Nose gotradlod at ha did., Ida • rho to bis mini' • MOAN dolor hit t dowegb to moor i• whisk oar used' weaditwood, lbw woo • gnat Mod* • poselog a mar of rams to loos e • outotossetlik sod bass it woo Mk& to roper osier dTY kolotolisos Ali do bid roodosol rooshod Pt ooroft tiwt to amid or draw soudisg whisk set gd be sioshred re is soar irrisory; id Nkomo to Or otiotaartiol Wolk ha bum orgbt to loam tirt °apt& Tams* woo ' allot Ws antral to Enroll with dr arm d • sours Mama silhodoo. whisk bad Wally voldupd Wm, and radaral him volt to slate hi moo as be wail to doubt ban stborwho &no Dat oldie It our rigid to eat dosso bola, to moor add dot Ird or dr Joao boa lo to MOM ite gift off, dr Afookoft bare rositorad It ito ato. to sooport Cori Prosorat—(dossos)—sod waft lost do tosounimos milk& Nook slap at sue • cuirot well how araeri tam tram raring dost 1111•1111. As It web lbsy bod wills& to to solosied irk iambs dlroYrain MONO& FvesistWt i = ha It rut bra Ste lir slormilwassOrt t• wad Mu toe supsoniod. Trot Isar woad norm og oessoiss o adore silos to girder chore olouss. „bar.) T 111103LIMI iNGlttilllti AT NAPIXd. /KILN= asked whether say helm hdbreaelka W beta received by the gummed will relessaas to the pectin' whew, at Nola ? Lied PILLMIBSTON—The quake ot my keen Mod hes (sly aeMelpaSed the !Mastics whisk I had to ask your perminket M make • statmeest eamewhee modifying that which I took as Friday evening. (Ham hoz.) Oa Satur day mondag the governmiat readvedim adenoma dagetch. lam sorry, stet, to say the moot given la this despatch dear sot tally completely with the nomad gives by the Bar. Mr. Pugh. The Rev. Mr. Pugh seabed shit the eastasses made so complahat m to their triehmat, ad that they were to good health. Oa Sattatiay, se Ham mid, • impish was roesived from the raft sewn girls. ea mom* d aa fakeview which he, together with the hike at an et lams agiasms, had had with Mese acme. They thin mired man la detail than they bed dam with the eisphis he. the jamb:okra et the treedmat which they had aperiemosil ars their coallasmeat. They did malaise the demists ; they Si set !mew why he ems to tae, sad hem members wig many imagine cheer then would ho many reams why they did not like to epee too truly to •an who was a etreoger to them at what had ocamed shoe they led lima la phis. (Hear, hers.) To the waft meal, whom they bow, and to the tether, they were meet commaaioatime. Whet they ectoplasm! at h not, however, =Oft momptionel; ix, as tie homes knows, the stets of the Neepethem prior le. disgrace to a defile COVitry01111•1)--arl that the treetnient In that emery of prisoners le wises fling. berberons age than the prase time. (Chasm) However, the Inglasors have not bum pat to anything like thews, ancient the ithaseemery washy of being handcuffed and dripped be a month uncalled for upon each an occasion. The embers complained that they had been at fire confine her three months in • dark, damp all, and under .theme mdse which rendered that 0111 par ticularly otheeth and Warier to their health. They hod entree very much in comequente, ate it la the feet that one of them, is a fit of despondency occasional by the suffering they wets undergoing, and the pee epee before them, did anise his life. Then was also great main to think that an attempt had been med. to slier the depaellieme given upon inter n getory in the coal of one of the witsemes examined by the Procurator. del Re, but the deposition bad been corrected, end now smith in the whales word.. With regard, how. ever, to the prime Poole of them prisoners the account of the acting maul end .f the Whiz tellies very much with that gins by Mr. Pugh, ex., that the engineer. are now lodged IN an sitter end, for • prison, speciosa recto, end that then la nothing in their repent treatment which can be own pleined of. I should elan state, with regard to their forgoer treatment, that they complain of the very bad food given to them; that they elate their breed to have ban so black end bed as to be almost uneatable, end that the soup given them was =mous to taste. To this I can only add, that we are expecting an answer from M. Carafe to the reprises tatter which have berm made to him. Lord J. RUSSELL asked If hie noble Mead would have any objection to ky the despatch to which be had referred upon the tablet (Clam) do not think that there will be my objection to place the despatch open the table—(bear, Leer)—but the home will permit me again to reitl it before I answer my noble friend's question decisively. Mr. CONINOHAM wished to know what Mope would be to with regard to thaw meet Lord PALMERSTON—The protent state of the matter is this. The men are in custody on a charge of having vin• Wed the Neapolitan law. What we are entitled to moire is that they should have a fair, open, and public trial, with tko best legal advice w►ich can be given them. * Lord l', GENERAL HAVELOCK. Lord PALMERSTON brought up a meseage front the Crown, stating that her Majesty, being desirous of conferring upon General Havelock a signal mark of favour dot his gallant conduct In India, and for the successful aid which ha had given is reference to the siege of Locknow, by conferring upon him en annuity of 1,0001. a-year, asked the assistance of the house to enable her to make good that grant. The mirage was ordered to be taken into consideration .o-morrow. _ TIME BANK ISSUES INDEMNITY BILL. Oa 7lte nto - tioa for the etheed Mr. OLADSTONE, while h m s a tiel whit to Warfare with the beneficial ernagement width no mode the other for taking the dithathlen apes the general question ta nned la the meow% thought it tight to detain the bons while be put • few questions relative to the bill itself. la the firth place, It append to him that the words of the int death were defective, kr they granted the indemnity direst to the Bank. Now, he amid not but thik that it wee lm pew and inconvatisat to great the limbranity in that etwerel way to a body , ens white the bear had no control. He should therein seeepet that the in should extend to such banes no wire authorised by dep . In the next piece, he shank' wish to know dare the • were not to have the Web of the pleats epee the lowered ism& It wee oily jest that thet Weald he we. lye the weeethe Straw_ Alas_siks. 111 4 1 Pa what tele we ihwe Folks to be areirtei ; the peens of hewn were WS two per cent., while those of diaconat wire ten. Thee wee bat one other pmetket to which he should new. Re MI weiestoad his tight boa friend to say the ether me i& that the amount of house comprised only the loner tethearablki, but, as be sperebended the matter, die AYI . etnially issued ought to be soneldend es May within that denomination.. He did out wth to pre ItH right hon. friend for a reply upon that omission; but he trusted to receive some explenetion eta future Wage. Air H. WILLOUOBY walked to know if them wee any troth In the report that certain joint-stock banks and die count booms had combined to enforce from warmed relaxation of the Bank Act ? Mr. CITLEY entmed at considerable length into a ge neral criticism upon the monetary system of the country and that of the Joint-stook banks, and their operation upon the home and foreign wade. He condemned the existing system ea impracticable without periodiial collapses. Mr. CONI MOHAN did not rim to oppose the BM of In. demnity—far from it ; he thought the country was highly indebted to the noble lord at the heed of the government for the manner in which be interposed at a critical moment, and relieved the country from a minis which threatened its con vulsion. He resigned only one thing, and that was, that the government had not gone beyond the Bill of Indemnity, and proposed to ahropte the law of 1844, which, though not the mon of the recent commercial distress, had yet most seriously increased its severity. Mr. MALINS said the bill met with his cordial epprobs non ; be only regretted that what had bee does wee not done much earlier. The Immediate died he had in tieing area to impress his regret at one poet el the connate of this bill. It we. now proposed that the enspension of the Bank Charter Act should continue until the expiration of the 28 days after the trot sitting of parliament nest but the sosparke WM to be accompanied web the tics; that the sakessia rate of discount should be beet at 10 per Nat. New, bad the {nowt coseidared whet afoot that high rate ' wela i. : ( E r epee the moderate traders of the arealry hem) When the ielidasuat rate wpm (Het, paper wee 10 per ont., : the seen trader sad lamer could not get hie Me Me coseled tsar 16 or 20 par coat. la the faced sock misery se Oct stale at things lase piothooe be really did hope that the grovameat would me the expediency of altering Ede part el the tel. (Hear. bear.) Mr. P. CROSSLEY would venture to throw eat fur coodelsrethon whether some elasticity should not be imparted tato the law. It wee equally ea evil who mosey nue too (Stamped id. Additioesi.) [TWOPENCE. erg or ese Isar. When it me two per coat. it was too Iria Ned at We per err. it we. tee • and ear_ces that Ire per err. was the wept radius. Why sherd awe wet • releadon et the Iry allowed whoa the Ms ell wary w ee law Ira ea wir OM, 1111 i also alma ft estered that I=Se Imre the wary to rewire waswhirr ft toreert rosy U, us probable be M e e r e. • dna erre whith no sot at parllmer weld wade risk dr gererrast might NM be this te newt as dr wsiere imerran at Thar Ing the ley. There wee ewe Obi whidt had ramrod the re of the peen: rate thfor2 that was, the stele st the law In Derr end Scotland. Beak ars east to he aide • Issel tarot to Board sal Inks!, es It was • kerb proceed ing to allow a drib et pal be swelsd to tree two row trio He bad Maiinfiff wertha arreerd en rinks thatthers should be only ar beak et Wu, white sight r well Is the pink d Bwiltdd as rwp a& t, with a tweaks that while it we. pad hr arlsolin the Warr of the ear rear, yet tbst say ewer la err Wks should go towers the rider= at the tartar dos papa He (ILL two wars ego wee fa the Undid Star ad beln C r,lll alms wed a New Yak, at Creme, he found that a der time bias tow wwe only 803 sale. al clayey art ot that city, but It we. expired that alba two a three wars it would be Increased to 1000 mgr. There had bass too much capital smiled to speralatioe In railways In Asada, which caused • fineadal the orise which bed rear on this country. It era, in hot, the Snag of oral Etter than It w made IMP* we. the red source at the ail which now existed. Hr. PHILIPS he from may muss, ineenolt so Its regretted that the Wile of the semesmont to the Beak lin ben sisheesk he barred that is =sir &nail whit they femeatlieet to skeins the e m whishysevellet lo /busing Yds they be leek to the nom of nest essened. " him a It mused wen thet the arm woe throe a mosher. PIM, the no of the vont is Rai Ma is leak es casessmo ; sommay, the enact of omens Yob lameged Ind =; Int belly the onkel went by the peel bill homes el the a t ofkmies. Ile,seseemseerni mem, we. W fb• allelesli kr whet tie, bed ass is =mg the nee of amen • yen red a MN ego, ac be believed that If they hod ben to pumas lin 'sures it would have dlshiahed • peat deel of the ..(Mail wink sow misted. Munn the ..dust of the anion of the Bask sow end in 1847. They sewer raised the is. of Nee omen to 1847 ter the last senued; mod what wee nom& I , No Ism an els of Ike dime= of no Bank ssesembeil MO to the Menke. of the thus. The is bowei, stood ht Ypy etstrest Is MN to he maths a is MM. e lf Oh e easag feinned bytes ask et Unripe' end wee ocisikesi boldieesl Mai k would lie thought Ell = it wee • rang to be lined imenbless thee asy sheds ester into all kale of fir they hod not en tr gete eding l, end so ban eaten ebbe Is therm Nom of b▪ sinsee. No rep allei to sr the brain to pulls seestkge k that elk, end ankh that ili a . = nee wily eslimis He clay truing - Ai by se .isdsot would them limb be snored n.imiles to mums the ems norm of casket. Thai look at the syl at WI biekkg in the shy of Lagos. Who ad whet knee bill broken ? They were • clam of MC who naked sad mod the surplus capital of bikers. He (Mr. Philips) did think beakers ought to take care where they pined the mosey of persons who committed it to their oars. The mosey peemnn in Lomas became so meat in the last two months ' tut the beaks,' 'eh It would be dangerous to go cis any Rather to this symem ; bat the mo meet the sews wee known that the government had Wan • step to relieve the easomenial intereets, all the speculations in predate reagived • huh impetus, and ha, as • =name turf', bit whatever took place that affected the working demon sad thasewhowapported them. He admitted that there had bees a all is silk, wool, and cotton: but had • different course bees mused the effect would have he.. shot in steed of mills la Lenonhire working short time, prudent rasananuen would have got their produce cheap. and so have bees monied to work their mills full time. But the ad of the government bed prevented this, sad ummufacturers wee is • Men of -certainty whether prices would be higher or lower. He wee siren however, that there was only • choice between two evils, sad he made them remark. in no spirit of hostility to the movers men, who did what they thought but for the ocenntercial interest'. Mr. NEWDEG ATE thought the Beak of England ought to be supported in the conduct they had pursued, and that the government should dories memo to avoid the recurrence of prides, and the giving of undue power to large capitalists. Mr. BUCHANAN defended the opinions of the Glasgow Chamber of Commerce, which, he said, bad elegy' main tained the convertibility of paper, sad that nothing could be mare injurious than an exoesedve Issas of notes, which was iscompatible with War convertildlity. The late panic, he observed, was connected, not with cuniney, but with credit, sad in his opinion credit and confidence had be.. very much Injured by the Bank Act of 1544. Mr. KIRK argued that the act of 1544 had failed in ac eoeoplishing its essential objects ; Shad not prevented undue speculation end overtrading, which were the cameo of the panic. The convertibility of beak-natio was secured by the eat of 1819. The great fault of the sat of 1844 warn apply ing an inilaxlble rule to re fluctuating a thing ma the enivency. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, in reply to Sir H. Willoughby, ash he had no knowledge of any combination or rumples°, to intimidate or hideous the Bank of England, and be del not believe any such ccempleacy existed. He answered the objections of Mr. Oladakies, and. with respect to the application of the profits upon the issue of sates under the government letter, he mid, as the matter was still in pogrom, he had net thought it his duty to come to say &WM cemehnion. He then replied to other objections, sad resew tad that there was no depreciation of the cue• eery, In the ordinary seam of the term, by the issue of the ewe 2,080,0001. Mr. SPOONER, In defending his theory, denied that he was an advocate of a large lame of unornvertible paper. Kr. H. MORAN quite .geed with this bill of indem nity, sad would takethe opportunity of making a suggestion. If they vented to have more gold in the Beak of England, the way to pt ft would be to ue one pound notes. It four or Iles millbaa of them were tented, the gold would find its way into the Beak. The bill was then read a second time, and was ordered to be committed this day. MEDICAL CHARITIES (IRELAND). On the motion of Mr. H. HERBERT, leave NM given to being in a bill to amend the laws in force for the relief of the ' destitute poor in Ireland ; and to amend so sad the fifteenth year of her Majesty, providing far the better distribution, support, and management of medics] charities In 01,082 OP 12. 7 11 WY INDIA COLIMA .4 1 .4.1LE73ras 7. The pelf-yearly examination of the itadants of ads yesterday in the library el the Wefts dm. The wen invested with a =me than meal aaffree et in ecesert mos ot this being ate casion em which Me directors of the Beet Ind redi he megesemed le wwwelne the &notices at ezneasent By et the Act os Named, the orlon eg ter egpshimeme in the Mil meek, of India to from Ws dim diellehed, ad tale competitive system will hanosheth rent Thh eiremeterhee, in connexion with the mend memmtememeda le litho, attracted together very Lige atheshme et the friends ot the students ad el gem dims who wee same or less ieterested fa the welders et Mat peados al t o Bridal empire. The esamminaticee were remitted over by Yea. B. D. 343101.5 e, Maim= of the Cornet et Dimities; the other ambers of the Court bake —Mt F. Cum's, Sir H. Wino* L.TJL, Yea Ile. B. Macoanghtee, Mr. W. J. liestwide, end Mr. J. B. Lest the vielters there were—ehe Lard Bishop et Landau, the Tomei:reed, itir Id. Farquhar, M.P., Mr. Nisbet, M. . Mr. Aldermen Cope leer&M.P., Admiral Cameo, Plow‘ea, die. report of the Public Ersmiser cad Ira ef Studies having been teed by Mr. Boorm, re and other homemade distittetices were awarded a cheinomat to various Modest who het paced their term cad were about to leave the ealleye. The has. char ms' then took his leave of the sendesits and the peinelpal and modems of the MAMMA Me meremed in hie own mama, deer au behalf ot his oolleagusa, _Mak *mike and the =bidthey fob tea the servierewhii the latter rev. gen hed rendered to the Bset Ladle y and to the smeary as They bed aim eat te ematadeni mble of the maim. They had meet eat ma who had alerted hem them >t this crounere not very favourable to the Hest India trywho w , and hem itesignere who mire not hvourable to Beglad he ell. maim which in the Orel Instance they were unwilitng The Bishop of Loewe—After the mattress which you have just Meek there nommte very little for me to my. The =mMet bes Mdremed you la able to speak with en acepssintance both of this institution and of ledia, but le bath t Ada I am altogether • My olice bugles today sod aids to-day. But though c Amager. omfit( as • stramper, I em Oid to and that I have been introduced M her net seise to me elsewhere ; and what I alware believed hr proved true, that them w ho conduct themselves well in me deparmens of leersieg are pretty sine to dko ==thwarter in ether departments. - I was glad to es halite to me at Bagley and at &Mot. (Chem.) It is always • mieneholy t hin g to do iggreetlatag for the last thee. Wlme you leave this laslitation no one dee eepwill mem in year piece. Without ex • any as to whether it Ii Mos that nausybury CdMge should came to exist, yet, looking back to what this henna= has done am the lest fifty years, we have at Lest the satisfectiou et knowing that it has played no inconsiderable part during that period. It km certainly acquitted itself well. Without refining specially to the Indian service we are entitled to say that both literature and mime are deeply indebted to this institution, and that names which are meneeted with tt t ial economy, with ley, and more especially with literature, will long keep alive in this country the re. menthrance of what Halleybery ham done. las • meager may give my fall testimony to the universal belief prevail leg not only in the Court of Directors, but throughout the mummy, that the admirable way in which throe who have keen educated at Haileybery have conducted themeless is India ham shown that the Indian empire as a some of opera tions to men of talent, genius, and ene rgy,i is the noblest him that the world can Misr. It her been so at all time; but at this moment it is more so than ever. You, my young bleeds, are going to India at a time when the eyes e whole civilised world as fixed upon yen • you have to acquit your selves not only in one civil dmirtment of the company's ▪ but ou will have thrown upon you duties that more ProP,l.lf b e lo ng to military life; sod, permit me to am, to WAWA will be added somewhat of the duties of a Christian zeimiceary. (Cheers.' You go forth at a time when the very Gamma of the British empire in India ii imperilled. That empire must be meetablished in its perfect inte grity, failing In which the mum of civilisation in that ritieof the globe mast SU the ground. You, there go' to forth at a time when your country commita to you a great and most serious mission. You will have to remtablish that which for • time appears to be shake.. You will have to light in the warrant of eiviliaation, to order to advaece and prepare the world in the Bast for the coming of our Lord and thvionr. We say, thirefare, that virtually you go forth sa Christian miesionazies. This is as exaggerated expression, for it is my conviction that Sr more will be done by you in the discharge of your civil Atacama and in your owe peeler sphere In showing by your conduct that you nenensber you We Chrhtlion, and that you have Christian duties to prawns, than will or can be dim even by the more direct exertion of the devoted men who go forth se specially proforma miationarim I bops and trust that the words you have heard to-day will be impressed deeply upon your minds, and that they have found an echo in your hearts. (Chess.) The company then mired to the great hall of the college, when a luncheon had been prepared, end of which they was invited to partake. After doing fall jUstioe to the ex cellent viands pieced before them, The CHAIRMAN proposed the only treat given on these occardons—" The Health of the Principal and Professors of the College." The treat ma drunk with lend cheering, and -' • " • The Rev. bs PRINCIPAL returned thinks and mid that ha and his rev. friends and colleagues would retire from the some of their labours in the earnest lope that the new system which was about to sweep away th rh i e aZi well e i tried and proved system which had hitherto • in that institu tion might be equally sucoeseful. ( ems.) The company then withdrew, and the greater number of them immediately returned to town. TIM EXETER HALL SERVICEB.—A numerous and infinentiel deputation of lay member. of the church of Eng land waited on the Arch bis hop of Canterbury on Friday afternoon, in reheat*, to the recent inhibition of presohing by clergy:nett of the established church in Exeter Hall. The reception took place in the library at Lambeth Palace. =thaw were the Earl of Shaftesbury, char the Service, Committee ; Lord Redstock, Admiral Sir eery Hope, Admiral Vernon Harcourt, Sir B. N. Buxton, M.P. • Mr. Robert Reentry fun., M.P.; Mr. T. Powell Bonin. Hon. Captain Math i LLN. ,• Mr. R. C. 1.. Bevan, Mr. C. J. Bevan, Mr. Ale Haldane, Mr. James Pariah, Lieutenant-Colonel Sotheby, Mr. W. J. Maxwell, Mr. John Spring, Mr. John Betimes, Dr. A. Crawford, Mr. John Trotter, 'Major Baker, Mr. Deriders, Mr. G. H. H. =t, in Mr. Graham, Mr. J. Meadows White,Mr. Tinny muter chancery), Mr. P. F. Old alley, Q.C. • Mr. WO Taylor, hon. secretary of Spe t ia/ Service. Committee, he. The Earl of Shaftesbury (after reading a number diners from gentlemen unable to attend) explained that the elieet of the deputation was to obtain the enamel and advice of his grace under the circumstance. brought about by the Rev. A. G. Edouart's prohibition. The noble earl dwelt with much emphasis on the fact that while Roe.eism, Mormonism, or other forma abase doctrine might be preached in public halls without legal hindrance, it we. only the evangelical clergy of the church of England, who wen subject to have their mouths thus stopped by the irreeponable act of an incumbent. He adverted to the effect of this ananalons state of things in enabling oppo nent@ of the established church te point to such reetrictione in a way humiliating to churchmen. He must, however, bear his tertinsony to the creditable oriduct of the noncon formists on the present occasion. In continuing the spode! services to the wetting classes they hid adopted our Litany, and held themselves reedy again to surrender the hall when the original promoters of the plan might be at liberty to re occupy it. Ile concluded by entering an earnest hope for the removal of the existing hindrance, 03 that within the four seas the " Word of God might hare free course and be glorified." The Archbishop rid, in reply, that be regretted as much aa any of the deputation the circumstances which had brought them there, and the difficulties to which "we" were subjected in the relent instance. He wed the word " we" advisedly, to show how he identified himself with the movement. He felt, however, the necessity of upholding the principle of the parochial eyetem, which undoubtedly prevented a clergyman officiating in any technical settee in a parish without the consent of the incumbent. He had no doubt that Mr. Edouart had acted on the known law in this couplet, and he (the Archbiehop) felt the difficulty of altering a general law to meet a perticular ere; but it wan an absurd thing to apply a general law of that kind to a case which had not been foreseen, and he could not believe that such meetings u those in Exeter Hall could be regarded as interfering with parochial order. He no confirmed in this view by the fact that at • meeting of thirty metropolitan clergymen to whom Mr. Edourt's inten tion to interfere had beet: made known before ft was carried oat, they all, after discussion, came to the conclusion that =services in planes such as Exeter and St. Martin's did not come within the scope and intention of the editing law. With regard to the bill which the noble earl (Shear ) had introduced into the House of Lords. he (the area ) had not bad the opportunity of creeting rieit rev. an the subject, and it would, there fliee en opinion further than that, ca the v=atitisrli to egned to its principle. After some obser vation a a otaverestionel character between his grace and memhis. of the deputation the interview terminated.— Timm. ram Paraa.—A part of Wednesday's edition of the Hardin Deily arrant is printed upon paper mods of shavings. It was manufactured by House and Co., of Neib, sad is said to be the first sucoreful slue . mot of the kin yet attempted. In ferries where ivory is worked*. aecumuletion of shavings is quite large, and heretoforethey have been uniMered worthier.. Then bergs geed Arid Myer the. obeyings it is found that they wort up very well bate paper. The paper produced is not so good as that ordinarily need for newspapers, but it can probably be improved.—.Aeserien paper. TELEGRAM FROM INDIA. Colonel FRENCH laid he understood that govertunent had recelred a telegram from India stating that Laolmow bad been reared. Perhaps the noble Iced (Palmenton) would nab whether that was so. Lied PALIILERt3TON—In sonar to the welkin of my boa. sad gallant friend I beg to stab that a telegram has berm received. The news did not come by the ordinary bet nightly mail, but by a vessel which led Calcutta a week later than the lest accounts. The statement is that two convoys of proviskas bad reached Lacknow, that there bad been • good deal of fighting, and that Sir James Outrun had been wounded. I cannot help suspecting that it is a re-echo of what we had before, when it was Mated that a convoy of pro visiona had reached not Luckoow bat Alumbagh ; and we had heard before that Sir James Outran had been wounded. The bogie than adjourned at a quarter pelt eight o'clock. EAST INDIA COAL COMPANY (LIMITED).—Ther second annual meeting of this company was held= et Gresham House, Old Broad -street. Sir T. H. one of the directors, in the chair. The report stated that they were unable to show any profit } though they had made a profit equal to three per not., which would come into the next year's account. The tiro coal contract had been com pleted, and the company were working on the second. In June hat the directors made a call of 21. per share, whkh, owing to the disturbed state of India, where many share holders lived, they had not been able to give ' them proper notice, and had not therefore treated their shares ea forfeited. In reply to a shareholder the chairman maid the oasis act the company 14e. per toil delivered in Calcutta, and their contract price was 26e. per ton. Mr. Beale, a shaniholder, objected to the report as indefinite. Mr. Brown mid he hid 2,0001. worth of shares, upon which he waa told there would be no more calla, and as he was required to pay further calls, he refuted to do so. After it bed bum proposed sad seconded that the report and accounts be reared, r onendmant was snored that they be rejected. On a show of hands there appeared —for the amendment 8, holding 212 votes ; against it 12, holding 386 votes. Meas. Greggery, Austin, G. Armitage, and H. H. Mar Idler Ali wore elected director by a large majority. RoYAL COLLEOM op 131310E0N11.—The following gentlemen, having reruns the neceseary esmarstions for the diploma, were admitted eneenhore of the :at the meeting et the oar of examinant i '' s °lll4 Z 4th Wet :—Mearee. Vincent Morton Cooper, Bomdoed ; Witham Bower, Nanterich. ; Charles • Robert Fleury, Prior Co. Waterford; John Simpson Howard, Madras ; James Acworth Ammo, Newcastle; Whßsm Hillmen, _Army ; Clarks Henry Loet, Army ; John Holmes, Cheeterdeld ; John M'Lsod Pr Hon. Best India Com;en 's service; Willirm !Bomar , Bradford, Yeovil. Baoemt ; AJerander Richard Crimottor, fibadwall; John Pollutes Land, Fatrington, war Hall, sad John Everest, Cork. At the more meeting of the col la r. Edward Hippo Evans, of Plymouth Hospital, pared his staminatioufrieland surgeon. gentleman had previously been admitted a member of the online, his diploma bombe dale Jemmy U, llldi. CZYNYAL PALA= ONM BIIILLINB DAY. Mowry Doc. 7.—Adieder an _moor, 449 ; Mao by ennui flier, 120; wool virus, 609.