The Express. — London, England, 1857-02-17 00:00:00

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RELIEF to the EMBARRASSED.—Mr. twin u tiAvel a r ri ktrai l re, 'MATS 21 =Ol twin r.d.Wre HITS HORSE LINE of AUSTRALIAN ' PA Wtil.- IT PS V.Prjl as inare.Le ti W INS w=r i a l M edb"."Deit....2 weft ../14/, le ow Witar22 Lunia gra ...6 7& i te orolas• raw r i v r os r i rra Gallana.—AratrZ VERLAND ROUTE.--EVITAM to INDIA and 1 1 111 4 400 4 00011 V 1111111L11 WWI& wriEL . Ilk• =l l. St Dtashamisea t IGULAR LINE at PACKETS to the WEST 4 a war= £ ALP VrIdIotaARAISO Dbiet 1 tostbollt ' .rt , NM Oomorabst,lit z . 1 . la Stir vont Wag voll al . n w. Ito a moot Add. boost- , rg o svi•— tour or NMI. NW le 11, likomidoorobtroot REGULAR LINE of PACKETS to the WEST 008 ff d /GOTH •MILAJOL WMigIMUCMr. , • I. 41T a sosh. toseks.—Tor benr et 411 lIIMON PI•OUCK, sad Co.. IT. 1 00. : TEAM to NEW YORIL-1114 LIVERPOOL pR. JOHNSON HOTEL—SUPPER mod CITY J. PIIILADIMPHIAATAMIP COMPAJW= CONOM • .111. Sri 14 . 01.—fflie " albs Wltar d leow: 4; • . . atm Omills— Ommei h r* .4 Omellois. Min SY t %V HrY IM ...V. - HHf um= ; • . NOTICE to INVENTOR& OFFICE he jogy ou t i nel= lt r ,T,re=t 4 r d r. sr.mor m socer s. olls.osol mratios W Kimura LL 111111817.--This eeleiwated dal li V r ti= a g I: de OW --.WATL" Aar tutte=atrig . " 1." 1 4 . 2: 1 7am, w • tem Elm mit& VOTWITHSTANDING the Bembeeineat end tha aTAMV r=76;lllolTasNrant TU. sw T••• alowi ghwzmi e /b. .—Wass bswas.ll, SIL Ildes'esinsdOWW. g ... 0 b.... VELL013 CENTENARY EDITION of the 0111ATOR101..dbudai dd 4s. ; 16.03. In ; Jibs . eleb; boil .4..... 11:1„ b. dr da. h. irk dm la Ss Dam istr I Id. Id. di sari deb lioddide ed Ili Ramie: MOM VIM M1..."1 k OW v ew IMMOBIMPO Oidlega ft itigd. dr Id Toil ; lissdismil. ll= la C. 1.. Mr Ursa Wm Lida BM Napa wain Luke : literello. IR DO10401•0. SA.. .M U. 11/4.1/187. PAVIDSON'S MUSICAL MIRACLES —lOO Haan lam* wit Cdmdm Nut.. l& • rosere meet, ;1+ ma mod.% emea.l%; g See& mem, b. ; L. • ell, Gm Med. did wide. ribtiger% god mond Mom% Is. ; & pia Arauiltrb. SAWA% Mg% de. ; 71%; M. elle Ala; PsdeeMil. Pad% M by beieders. " awl Make. taw el mile: ONLHUNDRED sad TWENTY COMIC es o ur. risk et re muds WI r .ke rfr poralt I=r of barrel W. r lartrbirsa.. "l" =Zl 7=ht ; 11"- PRE PRIZE COMIC SONO, T ■ s PANTO arit vidlol red Ur OrdillaibilleVlll. l i raltZAL TRWlVicralib jelthe ceaUs 3 QThirm i tg brt war a 414. mod rL obi IJtY sgmhs. Aflal.b Peimesall. St Faulk LC. 1. a Oen Rilha DONNA r. eTRALI w AN MAYS ata Cl a Political, moat. ao I. 'h ala l" Le = , Ikkerla. znetzrovirnertr.4. ntra., Ea mm tla P1aw.1".11.0. =la alibi rd Maar timid.. le My = bsibla.• MI T. Leagrans. =''''''l =UNIT A&11•31091M A wen ih rODOW s itb=l 4 l = b4e 1n. ,. Nis na we a Itie Dabs QM Ile if s = my be Waned spa agellailiso r ! Ur Do 4 c. cArrai. ew, CUM:OM—To Trodomoo, Minbuts. 8111 IL/ ita—Wlren II be 111*•••• IS my Mas um i ff.:=l l l •am pi% Wee in. at e le AWL IMMUITIrr, sal nit InViem ..I rar mow~ VMS% red 411.1 .. V rim ami .. i llorr. or kir lie wpm ri a g i lliWlek. a rlib i analm f . = F . LI ft =,.. or nia• tit re. ha. 1 ' =sird=Vis . . jid"srtri =iihrt 081MIN I TM 4112 eat may 1 11:rnetr al tge _b Um, Yr I ~or sod Prowloiss. KITCHEN RANO EB.-11se Leamington Prise .. relliPl a tt V e t t rung c . . 1 baking b l=6~:g . ". ll . 7 d7k.sdhe. P.m*/ dingiur IlluaLlitlhad 01111 SLAM: ear& wt..% 4011 ma. b• an le awake. CH:PAUL— Sawa aad Itailway.—LßA sad Ged ma sear r ye Us mew e_ dr 911 . I_, adismis cio= =I . OE Os Sormst le sof icr i Zt i a ft. sissaltz p -All Spike is awl Cosi Nob. SIM =v. se kilDaTris MODEL WATOW OMMIM I -41 big sootiosem. • .1.7 PrlrlellCis t ern 011 So WO 11••••••••••*; salms Tl.• kat 0••••• §IMPSON'S FAMILY BOOT and SHOE WARIXOUBII.. 4. Watt 414444-11144141.144 1710.—Tb• lama boa 110 • i lilledendlik 444 Cloktna Dude CMoe In lir 4144 , 1444. 4.4 •1141. 441 be f4m4 p•efeeti 444444 el woo se row lMtwA.—rolor mak 04114441m1. UARRIWS SPECTACLES, the Amp* as br. 6 41 sittelvale . :erara ilkiterbl i" drsga . i tit IMO Ns awl IDOL or= to Om SOW IWO* NI" relbsiedr -- - W s 0-CASEI3.—At Mr. =Min ESTA iIIIVWIrm. MK LINK ▪ malty sod ▪ = i s lifflies Os iseeelsk Nam plus 2 :1 2 % , hi Se Nis d agirlerif= kittirdirsvedre kADIES of DELICATE COMPLEXION, via Nat Dia Repoio• to cold lONA+ ' Wiwi Ts boar timl lootbdoo NON lo Ds I MIR V zr loominti MI tolluiloo el do NEMO alusem trooklaA 5 .5 ...1=p0r10 • NW bkowlog opoomoo to tlto oar ood a Ildiway miaow to Se Mme wow hoor WlRlV . l==powo los • boo rid folsoimplog surelt• of E . of oho WY • =mai for ti llawow•lito at W D•Wolowta sot watimoot el • woolosito. D. IA tsd On OA pot DOOR Otalto.— " &Motile ' ow 11. ilb• wow,. orta 0.0 Opotwo.. fir; LAND =IN' =:L k DM a IN i 1 a. .. mod by odod -HAIR 1a... ; -BATCHELOWB COLUKBIAN. i tyj r. r i t i gy=prZ in ethi.rl % r e i ptt=t2ame.4 l :2 l4.l .:42SE • -.•-- CLONMEL ELECTION. DUBLIN, MONDAY Erz:fixo. As woo anticipated, Mr. Murray had not the re. octal this.. of &UMW. The polling ocammaccel this leesiag, sad at 11 o'clock the umbers stood thee .—Beg. walk 174; Murray, 14. Three hours later Mr. Bagwell% gum iweicetty wee 166, Mr. Murray, he the masons, slaw bat three Totem to hie own. The °attest, tree the rot, ow but a gees as regarded Mr. Morays stomp to deist tie eppeolot. At a wow Ira 1 o'clock Mr. Choke Ahem metered the sear mei regard Mr. Edema Degred Pori% et Qom dais, to `le arty, ea a it rd pew perm to lepreat dr Wee* el Mead Is the laperfel Puellreert. Mr. Theonsollorilmeer serordsi the undoetles. Mr. Robert Eteephil, esthluctiag meg kr Mr. Perelhy, ipreid reeekip to epos a poi' kr Mr mod pry 31- seeds= to the &pones es to the voting, tad the arra weed the poi erg pee the eaceersi ikeetter. Com- Orr liachetor leirMet Mr. Merry, eliestoi to this pre orearg. The role of the psi at three o'clock was is iM :—Dogrell, 183 ; Purely, 31; Marry, 21. ON TIPTIMAZT COUNTY. Asallot astilete tte the mat Not fledersd ..mat by the esaalika Jame tkatte hes mired the Lid ia the pima d Potriaby D. bin, Killealy Abbey. Tit gorlosoos. Um may .brad lie irk Ins la pit Are pelielleat dt•. Lisa sink awl held b ell• la the Omar bellbellea. The Ann, bewever, heat IWO Lea patty amelll4. rek i We Wireb the shake% be Maine ado , Ole VW MI tl. great to Illsysooth wee wat coda es as est et }eta be will was tat Ye watiamata while thesupaletrey sad rechannel white lwe or ow hew, dm abet d lekelerlea with the elvil sr iellikeie tlghts of say at bee Majoety's alaecta If attimited, shell live bhp dibeeedited appellate. The estates of Major-General Henry Dwyer, Abroad to the county of Tipperary, ere brought Into the laembered Estates Court. The gallant grad le the bailor of two ahem la the Tipperary Beak =balk led hie property Is of ecamse me meek tilde for the suegemilbilitee of that eleciera me If he were ow of the limed asseibalion. anarnmeent that dr %kr we'll ark* spewerewn ca MY% mil allutialell paNIMINW et ea laceekee ea the whiskey 41•117, smut • smirmilie lurk he Dahlia to pay duty aa Wolsaaby sal gliandlq, eager Yam shoe la the My paid Jan WAIL a opeedidea. Ahowether it is banal OW r .meet teastrei by dee Dahlia Culaxes eaceeisi II N. la do snag lime et Imbed the sham .Need be • fa male arol, Oea ban*/ barn pH is Cork 41,7211, eni ia DOM II le nil the sem eiemeMed to a .ary Weft Swum Item Min ISOM dam wM be a weakest& idalia to the paned queen's Whorl MUM. ROTIS OnsmeDic. —---- - - - - ▪ Ira carimisi le paid* at the wit stiphonary _far *II of thin trillelim lo be big es the Eft Nay. Mid ail, radar ma gs have ens la emir amen s • dimrli Ise essemlow Appbcatioes ' art familisla ba billsein auglAltjmorleg, sod NB TIMM in war ibir mei idler mew ins si as similiss Inks dilisist is o i f. bowl Marmildha it Ili ft. Smarr la te sami 11* d swipe ad& doled hi. LASTIC SUPPORTL•iO BELTS of • IMP Male asi n ast=lsalas.. tas WSW me aeon asst OW Pir lormerst sod seSsas alma seltaCtradalL PONS ma P W iw ATINC'S MOOR LORENORIL—" Alight sac._ id *am an ask Suir g lass V. ollast a iriSras sasjZ TM swillksa• et saemi •blidk bi lave lmi" ••• re I M M % e s r d d I • a a e M a i l a r MAZ E. al b. as ...._ if . .!_sarm ir k SI art Ismiont at Oa •as as Vill a balsa dolt . Osaiabing avian %dap warat .. llT: Raj= MI is mg Yr% as. mad lea la. =lf . Clawalsk. la, 11. It Paala Chors. COLLEY'S PECTORAL CANDY is as- os a COSI Po M% lilasmassa s 14 344 . .._ ._.4_...t.t.0 11r. Jano jr. u th il . 7E g i : ...ma...Dank IrRIESEMAR.—ProtsstsA R g Lettess a rams se NA toss as Sime. loads in Farb. a Toms i& Lb • Ow adaulabra Is loss et tam Isamst lama = loss se bms s= m r .. mal i. sr. la lbs 4b = l iira.4 a ware( Or surd, kw ORS sbas of Sa=aali=tal ~.idai4.: . S. Is Ile gi b i b la . amzm Itlimay. N.l. assalass i. . ~kg, at WISP IV sad a/ all asses VaNZat Es ZIP se lon no I . llll4s ak ; sier in it4 .. a la tar . r . t. Sobs ..., 6 ,6., .4 i.Lialiliztild.o.sh"Xastai ST. MARTINS-HALL—HANDEL% JUDAS MA00111.3011 MUM palmated Kr. I 70.11011n11rehime 181 oar Ur Mme== of Mill MILLAN. vem11.66- /Wm. lokashrf, IllsOksaa, UM Wm, Mks s e:ma two, Dasim, Ni. nor, , or .10.1 ile solo of al g ht corm% ; Ya nor Moab= sullied to Om Wes Yokota indessen. ST. MARTINI-HALL SINGING SCHOOL. lotabllobal NAL JOHN UULLAIL IL/111113TANT MIAOW ledlo—lbsi Uwe.. lurk. NHL N. 14 o ' O L * !Mho Ocalls. Wooly, Pcik. Xal o'clock. ifi• 11111=11. of 10 lowook IN. No oliker mules Num Ha be pert WI Mai EKAHN•B ANATOMICAL MUSEUM. 5r 0 .". 4 ..... a. i ‘leii - n clizati . i c aq MVO ,. a =woo le iii t n=ut dir naliblislailmes as . Ms. walk LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 17, 1857._ IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF LORDS—Mon)) Their Udder zest at 3 o'clock: LAW OF LIBEL. ___ . _ IT, Frs. 16. lad FAVIIIINIAIeprZaO7I; Ara Forbear what of of So dr O radaiira the roma aria vid et INlN=Asili the am of of Drama e. Daaser," is will It as bid dews that pahllallea aide pessedirp eletaralliP deal' dr paird of Nal. as mast law Pad tiara payed ea Or bra fa sea east i r at aishallata to that whisk yearied repels of dr pereirp rd Courts al Janda Asa ea bra 1.. W. Tbrodare, popriator of ths lbrisraph dimette, whits skirt prayer. Lod 11110111111 AM prenatal awe fkom the proprietor of the Loh Ilfortary with a radar prate. THE SEE OF LONDON. Lai Durioiiirldirp. — .;;"ii:e;u Thawhymn! ho wadi oak window it woo tie labuthe of poosoosat to Wain a Mil &Oak* bo no at London. Alm wbsbor it is. blab& a rw7Y bathos be ilto volkolosot of Wispy lobo bon be lavabo of wry ow lbw saw cow. bleb so bomb alb to 28111 IhiiYr of air woo CAINA.—THE OPIUM TRADE. The Mut et SHAFTESBURY . nave notice that on MM. day the Ind Mweb, be wield wag voter the nodes et I the rma Ow ImeMe Ira spun new naiad la bawls ban fad Oar. TIIDICIAL NEATINTICIL Lord BROUGHAM hid an do Winn Num diatt was gm* aft is Yds ossaacaN at& over oratismi, el &ma fa Nagies, perrilsa iris is, Sir r aL Tbs LOID CHANCILLOII set dig smog mom* et tits tallames &as in Hs mbar coatis emit bs Rs *Mkt the •1110110. &mind - . - 111531BARDIlINT OP CANTON. Lad =STILTON peter a pstilism, eeaspdelalag d the berrame staler ad the were on Ira, drag thet weit petesileepe w.marestel,sd prey -1813 tar 11861801111 adgkt riles Is prat he per seed air drag war wire to pars retiaa. PIRSIA.—iLiORD ALIN/AUX% MOTION. The led it CLAINSIDON add that erg Mr be ter who ma bard him t Bei et Aileenele) bed • arm tha deed ter that rim erred with the sdhirs of PIMA% be appealed to kit te di Itsr atm days, aeeiak Yet ray err fa prrrt at tar arm rMht. mesetladoes mew piers Ira, sad ▪ whe l la ik bed even that morning received easseroging arr. The Marl at ALBIKARLE was willing to cars a few days' bayou the rad dated. lie behoved that the only ray d yreservin~idy with Pavia would be to Ur elt s 1 Mpralis errs with that carry. (A laugh) YHA 31118IPSHANKS COLLECTION. Lied MONTIAGLE rea to re for e cif any thstmisht have to place rasa been ei am e elan ssevesre ved Ihsophemia rarer the eh et searre airs et at le the - arm. It bed rats (Levi liferesplea) dgift, uty to ad Ara to the ble Mr. Vassefellessa sad sheet hes WWI gib be been re evl in kis opinion, be ma bees n erd is err spbit The queer eta mael erl oohe d= attires hd rer reoeived auy arra dtil the yaw Mk sr it wan, be bard, Mt ral by Lod Der ached It van rsapt fair by Lai Farn borough. He vitsehl ail Oa the awe strew Nipper • tbses ahompla was the hie Mr. Nee. Saes Yen we hei re ma leasuidly at rah, ems es~ialbarsileavie..elibi= to d raps ink ai r , idw ea s d i that Se air=s dime demelper an by ms mar ma reen. New, lawn", we bed • vary Sr aollanam, bet le bind he yrs were met quite ba perks at the der as to bay Wad boa set a ahor, atkr s lithatk Hama et Parer W be bud it d if the when bad be word by the aro kwasha gnat ros sr emir feat Ys Shwalla d Whirls. I. bald be his had on red it the motional censers to.. KM dews le the prat tine. From that re to UK 42 pie • tree wee bleed y by the awe end IS by r adar; ISIS ea led, 16 the sate, hativiris,- 1343 to 1853, b l 7 by the 33 stata rt 4 vale bildiaals. 1834 to 18811 re purr by the state, 114 by p fedi orb; se Yet la whatnot averwer sr imarestioa taping be i d e rsi ilea the calleana, to the ear et 113 yieres IWailitted to the area. white 433 was the see are radar. la ISM Ir. Vera ve lie eallealla Hi pare, at Thiel IMO poor idea% boar to. tress at the Near Gallery hit rrdeee parr iben balm my moor pros, sad hoer hal serer= et as anal at our revs Mre Mr. Viesede dries es had rad the =re be. Mr. Tree, errs it WI ea piers, 153 ma hie lapertamt sad robes srehr ead hires rd Err lispe i mad ark a pang alb% Kr. WI. ear "art: iha__ et aa rr p erve ad 103 drip era, awl threw AIM thus three gifts et Mena Vier, Tarr, mai Sheeseihre we bat n aiad 11,333 weeks at art. He Male[ he air kw tram lie maliv Mr hat Mr. Sheeparld se Wen bese cepialkaai het ths anditious epos which the silt via ands refl. eery carried out. Lai STANLEY it ALDERLEY said lee held to his bad the rid ere it Kr. Sheeparof warm Of that sib it wad be imprible le wain leeldsh ltems ammualattaa It wee a ober it re of the chair aserme d Mirk art, slake Mr. mew to `the Al asitsynast it be listir i lt le the arm. le=l: a s liattakt the sesi it sight dais • re rail the re et lie papa Tbe en& ler re hat the &NM be plead Y. rake aserble le he rig, _bat ha ham dirt end meha sal a ilmweibee aradem -- them redo at sat le dish dr& be et sr errs& He wee Mabeeha des eat he sears dr* be yieed aim air Se ado wepeatibiltiy sal apairmaneo et a har et the • end met bemidarer ev area re aisle ast be so sershis pals spier Ths rasa wee the talltetto pre& or ea eras, ad le Irma hai Wee bill Merl lessia7). . is Imamate as Id Ye the re wry of be rile flail the Parr it the Orel. Kr. red dr eerie building Night be erred on r Rerimshme reined ley he loyal Cam ara to Mil, awl en did awe to be earl also the err d ma hitherto hid in Masibenagiresa. He withal ha a pert et the liar algid le rived, be he he pares end whir to he ending der Purr, It re Ms whit, art* hs ma re my a rra a dot 'SA Ihst the edger riga epse hr a yerlierawilleryeew imisimerieriterriverr earl sil the sea night have am ratimet elimi ihir laibpsat. end topers lien - re. The rese the aim* amillitems et Mr. Sheep hrld elf at be rid his ears le Owe a mashes et leer set, raw hem distinedwawen h r== d green ear. Wred shem art Imre ts the We ad leve it Ile Sr aid ear seir dor aid he loped eat his airier at rill ell the akar arrevr. Or hairy) wsa et he vane spar, ad be en wall ash ourbi et die riker erellitilis le She trelm, ad r hewers le Mr. ire se a der Be bird that hi re wadi Breve es to who visit beer ram to the rat that are wee a~isr ha lat tleir Ohs art le wrma, awl ihsly Ihemithly app eedilyord by law indu l strious err Mr, bair.) THE TIOMANRY. The lad of roma mead—" That so h eilleente 3341 le her Iliduate hr a mum alwatis yeen i s lie lave met hem Irailled hr oyid& i ar ea sr ameba ad asp day deur hie ade le he Ihrret demi es I: the estastillagallha per M i ra Mlllrearridialiem ells the rhea ite% mad to aply le the melts beds L e ers rig aire Ilia that be should be err/ tarry le OD ha le=rwith. He laird re that rem odies WA In VW ami libe ether ire, me =t e r et a l t ie hrtie the= le lit 'Magri tte eggeeeeittp, Soy was ears drift et ars r ebuild% la pew wit lidr evesley. PM be thee& time hay aisle deer that lir br ines hey it hen ohs mere ban reeled to eavatuallat it wee mew In a ret ree, dia. izs pear vas with aim it eat. It yea of Id the re ha be aid roe tar se iteallary ea* was arr. He waled Or the toy wen by elhos rid end to be set is eel it he dal pr. hoperemat In the lard red toreelity at Ss eraslry, eat the sr. streash Shia Os pike la el hal era bad pie ce vader he war et the • parer, saner yyseles _hat het thee , had IMT:s1" 1 " - r"wiriainvi c ' - dubtle"elliimagosnik m at w amee. Thee Saint early ea& be seerseses, sad be own eerie rale ter to era re his gen ial effiesehassedes. Tle mike we weal to. IMPORTS OP imerntos. _ Lewd CAXlPliiikeilid — • pilliesthen • germ wimp aims did me trwa he ea thews the et the by both the wowal = "l l .ll6 nr ies weellewe were - Whig* wiethrthdild. Meth eth ow newt ere Ira Wm limed sod doll&a lee , Ili the lesithee, wida the pwitheer at piper thee heed lab Is Impel it • sepal is wwwwspiper et • wet- W e AI glib amen quay 101 00 Wow snout bag to a libel on a third req. riot wee as eseskeke to which the Court of Qessn's Death had bra deka by the Ask of the law, fcc the duty of the ladam there was "jes akin, kw re ham" Bet whim as a raga be had given his }apnea as the Mw, as •hilskiar it woe his right te yeas his se Oa what Iho liswooght to be. He ead is. aard ask tat Teeny yews ekes he had int:sowed a weesere far lima rekkon of the pries in respect to deed fie reports of ilasess In that or the oak house. It noleiq seemed to hhe • nmemarous =Oat the publisher of • leper should be molded for &W. with we miler intend" • report of a debit - mks ha Or* hews. This was a voey different Ikea a ere wadi ore occurred in which a noble Ida wake • quo& In That hems calumniating his steward, sod rasnrsek hawk parliked that perch. There auk Jae we. and a ease of libel clearly wow. lOwt MD fir as the of the two house, were con soled, le should st that moment consider most favourably tar renition slake to the neeesere which had formerly bra lihoduced into pvilsorit. And with tepid to pub is nrskage, he we. noe s = t r ui ray that the right of =might milk y .:tided under cer ins mid ektriellies ; tit was most repeater°us to agree that tarifa, *deg on the beak, should seek s iih w ar ad ire pi law Isgked. That be hoped they would Thar to de. a calsnied at twenty-the minute* to seven. HOUSE OF OOMMONS.—MoNDAY, FEB. 16. Thiplawasast at • quarter to four o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. I kill, wegmatagroond tints, sad committed allteffte.:.7llligrapii Company, Anatra- Bon Agleamid Coamomy, Babb and Leyborn Railway, Men Ferry Dadra Comma Miami itallway (No. I), Cardigan Markets sal Its, Cork Oaa, Elio Bar bara, Guildford Or, Dosingdon and Tohom Roads, BIM fri s siL . ll,lllll6•l Railway; Kid 7 Market, Town I Ite. • Imillgart and Boothia' renown ; Lamont, and Coale Cary Roads: vorezd Birlomisoill Nob; Lowoolat Warm, Gm, mid ; Meadassbir, Ilballkill, and Useelasbile Italf= r. axton and Cloodoorgas) ; Nixecherlar, ENNA red RgillV (Itamily, Ea); Modem mad Newe's ewer Wham% Milleed Geed Wedges Mow el beim& Bad (Ta Mire iblenies), MOW Owed Welles led of law men Br% MEW Ingrwrirmata, ola Cana DIANA Now Inesepide al Oise& Lawny 'Ed Lad CamlfeereasEsimarr4msa mid Irk leaki, Norwich Nei leivey Ifeedklenesea sad Bodged Doak awl 11=aks Amalgonoidka; !Melaka, Bury, and • Bt. Dolon'a Carl sad Hallway, Selby and Mot : vi ta! lead, gay t. bary Gas, South- Rastas Oraorrie h Dartford, &c.), Soalk-Eadma ' way (Failing, to.), Smith Shields Gas, Boodillealladsiske Watte, Sunken Woods Emovery Com- Wool Hartlepool Iliattaar and Railway and North- Eiallway Composite Amalgamation, Westminster TormilsoPallway Extant's_ (Omit= to Norwood Atom. daunt Walt of Flfo MMmal Railway, Willenhall (w ) cisa—Bin.. PUBLIC BUSINESS. MESSAGE FROM T ................... OF PUBLIC JUSTICE. Lord CASTLEROSSE, the comptroller of her Majesty's household, appeared at the bee with a message from her Ma jady, which he read, as follows'—" I have received your address on the subject of the establishment of a departincot of pablictuatice, and shell give directions that the subject shall receme the attendee candderation which its importance demands." NEW MEMBERS. Mr. Janus CLAY sod Mr. Cuee took the Who and their seats; the one as member for Hull, and the other as member for the thy of Hereford. NEW WRIT. On the motion of Mr. HATTER, a new writ no. ordered fee the election of a member for the borough of Colchester, in the roam of Lord J. Manners, who has accepted the steward ship of the manor of Hetapsholme. SAVINGS DANES. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER dated that he would to-morrow (this day) move fee leave to bring in bill to amend the law relating to savings banks, and to pro vide for the establishment of such institutions under govern ment control. VACCINATION ACT. Mr. T. DUNCOMISE asked the Vies-President of the Deed et Boar sir the rmitnee so voieration, agreed to by the governor* lend s the het seer, one to be ap pointed ? Kr. W. COWPER TOM dot it woe his biistien to bring in a bill similar to theft of last year, sad to move that it be referred to a select committee, who sheaid also inquire into the working and results of the onward law. Mr. T. DCNCOMBE wished to know when the bill would be brought in ? Mr. W. COWPER could not, in the absence of the Presi dent of the Heald of Health, answer that question. ECCLESIASSfCAL COMMISSION. Lard R. CECIL inquired of the &aviary of Bate for the Home Department, whether it less his intention to bring in any bai for the peopor of giving effect to recommendations of the committee whirl oat imt session on the ilocienisMical Commission P Sir 0. GREY replied that a bill upon the subject had been gsrand on Monday next he would give notice of the of i 4 introduction. ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE. Mr. WMAHON rhea whether the ecesieloion for tapir tag Meths Adeltioleelles et Jedko weal make • repast la time to steeme Imre leselust es;"fa. oar immrsral therie rennireloa was as. &limbo& es be the set moths et It he 110•14 set en whthit verni mho In nth& THE NEW 017VIENIENT 017/0111. Lord E. CECIL sad the Mist Orannisser et Worth straw die jedgreet the wreseling aeopethies, with niesthe to the as. genesnen am snit be eda• Wire the day as whisk the pine thee ant ta. ,thatber he insidel, to applaiing the to en, be Meth= to these she en Irv= meth enstiles witk the yeelbudes, sr widhr berth mac then piethig reeldisetel - - - 11 r Z. Ilia Ni l ti mesa lambi le wombat say =Lei ehrs the Om =dims me la He repeard to pwihmea wise WM meemmetsil with architecture i r=rtw &as Me, het HetAlta.who were the prod= et than preemie= &wild be momeited with theme. SHE EXPULSION OF JAMES SADLEIR. Mr. FITZGERALD them nee, paromeat to soda, to more that Jew &Mak E., a akmalsr at this home, ho has imp* with ftwim Mai amil hwaireleat sal bills at idlimsat br aids ageameasvare beam te al 3e lift sail traumata lamoi kr to i miair sal do aid Imes Iblar bran Milli to is et die how that is obeall Masi la Mt tea Thrmakr des MIL ley et July Lag, as" baitag id jaideatbottiamillJames Nalitighe earibllble Yam Via amid be me Kea% Y simovel, at Ms , rlim •• war olds to lobe die sea withest hike bend Iby Mist teits Mee i end be voila swims reatteleati la aria Igo power bag beat umeleal, bytar bei Fobr awe yea the sme of Ma i = a llabbasa, i a all% loan bma theereg wilt deg hip pal mos, asil vas eggedjelloalbsorieV el lie sat we bike the berm Zs Sea ibillei Wiry snit. daddes reao, imbibe mesa the asineisty at the pima& bre, sag list dame ',dills as ileaht that he vas ammo et die demamodelot him Ile Mil marls et tits iteummage mil viseiddid ar = et the owrotabiagy sad rile to lammat sea bin, mad as a air, add at redo ea the at Febnagy. that Ms Wide sea ..diet la tot city. palm 11101 Is sties a s do one to peke= the Aka at My per I "Ile an iiiildeue ass 1 6 a i =ISOM eleseer=es ma kap el ftmeara. at dr ismobV lift the Mem istitterg re r creme ; bat the at poise& Mg ahead be wed migmetestomg be to law bow 16111111IM et Kr. Nair sew alma lbea it psalm le as Illa al July, Ana as sweeramal sinalat naandbla astbeat fable expelea. TM BOLICITOI-(INABIAL (far. arid Wortley) sag Mr. Itsierca rem taller, aml the bow haring glom el Yr. ROEBUCK NM that reimpo *haw 'd azti= bit ix attederiar Worms *ma owl the aim they camaimmi the pair. la wbkb be .hod. H. W=ade a Saw aft al tall* la Mi. It yid his ale Neata2 . 0 pa an alon, bat yea as lee nea" w be wee ad empieed at ant bed amel la b r a lani ii r Da be tone wand inked briar the etereladar Irma it lie but. mg lona ihkedei he only whist that k hag be mil as the *4th Iir . THEBIGER—I wee set bees ROEBUCK wished set Is led be.. them. Be wee WI" ni ibe Alommerdasemi gm biesdl, that be mat to mb. s dragentas pearleat. law pa* Is la apataise lar esa" was be ba as 4e aa diat boa. Meta Wow Se prides la Ala be elea, art ant be Tr aet la s psalm a man a ongereas pi = a =I. ate, asa ate eat bezeir s h bit = bassaseate Mad bat a steam at tint (Hue, bar.) He pale* sadentood that Ow, eag haw kaa simian is come. He woddl tel the homes what I raw yes. It luly lest yes Mil Mid this ma that be g hi. Immest ea a deedemal ; tint lie bod ben aw es the blab Saba bat boa g=t Opanil*a j ls %ad ; Oa a via Jolla boa blas ;fat'Le a Ilse be ba 01 boa Ned* awl Seam be obsalibe avast bogs that hem ; by .wleg Oat ea ea loot Atha . 1 the gamier, Ors void h i s ban ea u gnat mad e cm * Bow, what vas the ill aorta la tim the datea tbbip Oar the spas et -§11.4111 d swain that Say bel ast ma& the am. ma a *gab NW tram Tana Wail ad Ow meg alit be diarist sow *MA's Uwe had called on that person to answer the chs,e2o against him, • after an interval of sixteenth., during which the myrmidons of the law had "ought for him and could not find him, and when it mold not be and that the house was eager to act on the first blush of the matter ? You gave the man time to run away and now vou brought • private letter to prove that ho ha di escaped. (item.) Every fact which the right hon. gentleman had addueed be (Mr. Roebuck) had brought for ward in July last. There was the opinion of ajudgo from the bench, the bills found by the grand jury and there was the order of the House of Commonx that he &honkd attend in his place, and the only addition I. those facts was a miserable private letter, and the reverts of the sheriffs of different coon tics. He would ask the house to remember on what ground it use on which he ILIGVOII them to expel this wan, for he would not call him a gentleman or an honourable member. I If it had been the case of a dual ho would understand the right loon. gentleman. The right hen, ' gentlemen said " perhare"—and it was curious to observe , how eerily .acute lawyers found out " perhapses"—(hear)— the right hon. gentleman said " perhaps; SaMeir did nut like to be in preen, and that be only stayed away until the time of hie tnal arrived." He (Mr. Embark) knew that in ease" of what wore called affairs of honour a man said, " I do not like to lie in prison, but I will come forward to answer at my trial." But here wax a charge ogoinot a msn's honeaty—a charge that ho had picked the pockets of thousand. of poor person., that he wan a thief, a rogue, • swindles. In such • cane what cosine would nn honest man have taken ? Would he not have rushed forward at once to meet the charge, and preferred to seek • dungeon rather than not seem ready to meet it? But the right Lon. gentleman said, perhspe he did not like to go to prima. The man was. charged with being a thorough rogue; the charge against billows' that his honour was that he was • thief and • swindler; end he r. buck) would ask what claim he had to be tingled with tender sympathy ? (Hear.) The time had arrived when that house should look around and say who amongst their members was emenablo to such a charge, end it was their duty if they found any such person to put their finger upon him, and expel him. (" Hear, bear," and cheers.) If there was say one among them on whom ouch • charge rated_ let him be expelled; and any tender sympathy shown on &shelf of much persons was not creditable to that house. (Hear hear.) The SOLICITOR-GENERAL defended the suggest on be bad made bud seamen, that there should be further delay, cm the ground that Mr. Sadieir had not then had sufficient Ir. VIII k P IrS7I t )P c . ce e ns h =d a. the dilatory proceedings of the government in thin ease, and contended that it was as clear and strong and full on the 24th of July as now. Sir G. GREY juetified the government from the charge of i.mc.i.t. 14. 7. The objection to the motion last session was, he said, that there was no evidence that Mr. Sadleir had any _opportunity of vindicating himself. After some remarks by Mr. Name., the motion was agreed to nem. EON. SUPPLY.—EXCHEQUER BONDS. On the question of going into committee of supply, a dis elusion arose upon a question of form, in the course of which Mr. Mauer Li read a notice of the following resolution he intended to propose:" That in the opinion of this house it would be expedient, before sanctioning the anemia' arrange ments [nettle immune year, to adjust the estimated income and expeuditure in the manner which Mall appear beet cal culated to were the country against the risk of a defkiasey in theyeara 1648.9 and 1659-60, and to provide each a balance of revenue and charge respectively in the year 1880 ea may = rne in i, :he power of parliament at that period, without em st to the revenue, altogether to remit the income tax." Mr. GLADSTONE protested against any vote upon the Navy Estimates that night, or until the house had an oppor tunity of discussing the financial statement as a whole. Lord PALMERSTON said no vote upon the estimates would be taken that night. The house then went into a Committee of Supply, when The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER on moving a vote of 2,000,0001. to pay off Exchequer-bench:, gave cer tain explanation. of his financial statement which had been called for on Friday night, and mad • statement of the details of the estimated revenue and expenditure for the years 1848-59 and 1919-60, with the view of showing that the apprehensions of Mr. Disraeli of a deficiency were groundless. After a few words from Mr. GLADSTONE and Sir F. BARING, the resolution WAS agreed to. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER gave notice that he would on Friday, in a Committee of Ways and' . Means, propose hie revolutions on the income tax and the duties on tea and sugar. Mr. DISRAELI raid he should then move hie resolution by way of amendment. CHIEF CONSTABLES BILL. On the ceder of the day for the second reading of this bill, Colonel BUCK remarked that the mayors of the different boroughs ought to have the right of deliberating and voting with the magistrates on the appointment of the chief con stable.. Sir 0. GREY said that the subject did not come within the mope of the lament bill, which was merely a manure to facilitate the object of the original act. The hill was then read a second time. ROYAL MARINE FORCES BILL. This bill peered through committee. HEALTH OF TOWNS BILL. On the motion of Mr. Cowrza, leave was given to bring in a bill to confirm certain pmvisional orders of the General Board of Health applying the Public Health Act, 1848, to the districts of Ipswich, Oldbury, Stroud, Llan gollen, and Dukintield, and to alter the constitution of the Loral Board of Health for the main sewerage district of Wis hed% sod Haboken. PUBLIC MONEYS. Oa the make of Sir F. DAZING, the following hon. !nem lses Wen nominated us a select committee on public moneys Or Pews& Baring, Mr. Henley, Williams, Mr. Wilma, Mr. lowyer, Mr. Ellice, Mr. , the Chancellor of the 11=Sir imam Graham, Sir way Wißmghby, Mr. 11r. James IPGmor Lord Stanley, Mr. Card well, god Mr. George Aleanader ' fitimilton. BANK ACTS COMMITTEE. Th• CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved that Mr. Waguclin and Mr. Blackburn be added to this com =Mtn Mr. CAYLEY objected to the mashie, ',marking that the assigner of the Bank of Banked was net a prove= is he maths ornmittee, Inammh me he would In a Heath" empidned thin the mmagttee wee thiddy aneth tuba The CHANCELLOR et the EXCHEQUER maid this when he bet sontheted iim annelthe be woe GIONEMBINII to reduce It is the ordiesry maw d 15, End be thosethied that be hod adopted the senther et 22 boner est wee the number on the former eismilitis. With woad le the governor of the bank being enthinst an a when% hi en d& only my tint it wand at el theneel fres matheref • cow nines to be examined bier It. The lea. math, (Mr. °gig) hod a motion an the paper In aid Owe neenhen to that tharoittee. and the hon. maim he Edam ce= eil mother. If it were thendit d`e here the roam of the oommithe lie theeM anthem ehleuthn. The motion the then write. Mr. GROGAN thonepon imened that the einthillie owlet of twenty-thne thentheon end that Mr. Irmo, be added to it. rrrIIr.CAYLEY mined that the aseamittee omit mazabers, end set Mr. Wag, Xr. FAthed 1 Ito 3, r tazaes WON., leedieL The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER saggetted that the number should bedeer. The SPISALII was about le the arthn l visa Mr. CAYLEY mid he smith IL Sim Apothem was that it Ina an unfairly conedtrathi eonnittee. Mr. W. WILLIAMS thought Shot the connelles wee too lar rth motion as proposed by the Cnancathe cxEcturn was then agreed to. Tie house adjourned at a quarter pest even. ors Ex- (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. 1.411W4T AND OTHER BILLS IN T. tbe bxtes SIR JOHN MITZILL AND COLONEL TULLOCH.- We bars dun a wasted le shout to bomb In Edinburgh to petition the Hann 4 Comm= to give henna to the public einot of too terrloso soniteed b 7 T e rre Cread Casa Tuns* 4 enedoisome in the • idee to elk the hors te eddreot bor Ilbjatp to brew it auk 4 royal twat egos the eneintiedaaws. TM flan dot dos emeomitions Iwo been infatrip Dudek onl Ere the milk tosolmat le in gem nnsoare the moit 4 their hwilec foss *dr fay 10, We beta Iseernit by as Imo d Ira Poineeen's to Kr. J. C. Imre e gineetina Er ether night; rd then ma be no dentit lid, go podia thonti go up dm IflabFFki it will bower oimetroo et a very hew is* teEnteum fif. - pedion d dr sidins.—Sokorm. CITY OF LONDON HOSPITAL TOR DIEWINI OF MR C Z BIT.—A MIMS . on „... gairy . 6: , : i. vahli m lo loilleiles 4 =T w at the shwa 4 Ilt. Arigeetrimied..a. Faith, bike ailostentoll 41twelestiortrithis owl awed mode lls woo en UMW of the hospital puldted bx a odlec• swavatisi to 171. as. 74. Yeelerday the standing orders of the house were declared Isla Sa sin Wields,* saw .—/haall. Kasskr, sod ?waif Eo. Ocaustas Libra/. Barr sag Owner %slow. Vailailansr• g. ma.. garaasses. Es Usa me ad YYws tbsil*sy Vale Ilaihsay, awl am4it=s6r4r......k au lie 1.4 .46.4. it ttlaartlie We Or P.M - ma be: Se s f ril j . Wasailisa ssiMiE g rip mb.w. grat z. olllE a t% ale = o Vrwalls . *Ni b= The Wm boo at Ur OWE sod Nardi laare=r -111".. Eaur_.. MU Marna, Kat awl iterstarrar.TAlM I Ca .. . i sessreseisd as walletarlial. laaasatimaal Orlin asil Weirs Bal my.. sad Nora DaOsaadr• Iladesi. WEST BENT ELECTION. MAIDSTONE, FEn. 16. . - The nomination of the candidates for the repre sentation of the western division of the county of Kent, va cant by the death of Sir E. Filltuer, took place to-clay at the Shire-house, l'enendeu-heath, near this town. From en early hum the town presented many of the usual appearances of a contested election, and although no banners or music are now albored to ho paraded by any candidate, there was an independent hand of music, wearing the coloune of the Blue candidate, Mr. Martin, and a great number of horsemen formed a pew...ion to escort him to the hustings. A promasion of the friends of Sir W. B. Riddell, the con servative eandobitc, was also formed, and upon the arrival of the candidates at the hustings they were vociferously cheered by the respective partisans. The day was beautifully flue, and It was calculated there wire, at bast, 10,000 persona present. Lord ROLMTADALE proposed, and Sir B. BoyarsPlE: seconded the nomination of Sir W. Riddell. Mr. Martin's nomination was proposed by Mr. O. NORWAY, and seconded by Mr. DASHWOOD. Sir WALTEE RIDDELL in addressing the assemblage, dwelt upon hip attachment to iirotestsntism, nd opposition. to the Maynuoth Grant. If elected, he should act generally with the conservative party. Mr. MAIETIN entered into a defence of his former political career, and expressed his attachment to liberalism, although opposed to the ballot. Mr. debt, of Steplohuret, who stated that he was a non conformist, put some questions to Sir W. Riddell in reference to • paenspe In his address to the electors, in which be stated that he was of opinion that oho state ought n o t to forger any dissenting bolos, nod be wished to know whether this observation applied to the elect to which he belonged. He said be considered he was the more justified in putting the question, as he maw that at sonic of the meetings held by the hon. baronet he had been supported by some members of the non-conformiet body. Sir W. RIDDELL raid that the passage referred to was solely intended to apply to Roman eatholies, and he laid he was surprised that soy one acquainted with the English lan guage could fora moment have supposed that it appliod to any other sect. Rev. Mr. TALTEIT, of Tenterdcn, said that although be woe no Catholic, he could net help putting a question on behalf of his poor Irish fellow-countrymen to the hon. baronet an the subject of his expressed intention to vote for the die- • continuance of the grant to Maynooth. He also wished to know whether he would be prepared to allay the indignation that such a pniceeding most occasion in Ireland, to do away with the grants Ottatt to all religious denomination., in that country, by supporting a measure evicting the religion of the majority of the people of that country—the state religion of Ireland f . . . . . Sir W. Ittlinvt.t. said he should not rater into a discus sion of the condition of Ireland at that moment ; and with regard to the questiona that had been put to him, be would say that be certainly should not consent that the Homan catholic religion should ho the religion of tho state in Ireland. As to the suggestion that the discontinuance of the grant to Maynouth would tame excitement or onan by in Ireland, he did not believe it would have that effect ; but, at all events., he was not prepared, at that moment, to ey what ought to be done in the event of such a mate of things occurring. A above of bands was than taken, which was declared to be in favour of Mr. Martin. A poll was drinandol by Sir B. Budges on behalf of Sir W. Riddell, which was zed to be taken on Thursday. ALLEGED CRUELTY OF A MEDICAL OFFICER OF 111ARYLEBOYE. Yesterday a special meeting of the directors and guardians of the poor of Maryleboue wan held in the board room of the workhouse, for the purpose of receiving the Te rm% of a committee, specially appeuted by the board, on Friday, to ewneider a charge of inhumanity preferred against Mr. Parnell, one of the out-door district sergeant, The 11ev. Mr. Menlo occupied the cheer, and stated that when the tiubject was repreeented to the heard on Friday, they felt the charge was so redoes that in order to give Mr. Purnell, the out-door district surgeon, charged, an opportu nity of meeting it, a committee of investigation was ap pointed. That committee had net on Saturday evening, and Mr. Parnell was present to put any gunflint', he might think those who spike ac to the death of Sarah Deleon, the fa7ta P 7onnected with which were the nubjeet of inquiry. John Baleen, dsanaed•s husband, and his daughter, were examined ; their evidence went to show that Mr. l'arnell was called to attend Smelt Baleen on Saturday, Feb. 8. He then came and Maimed 011 examining deceased for some complaint from which she had bon suffering for some time before. The hus band begged that he would not • put the poor woman to un necessary pan ; as Dr. Hall Davie had declared that nothing could be done in that matter. Mr. Parnell left angrily, de claring he would not at tend again without a feeds order from the workhouse authorities. From Sunday to Tuesday the woman grew worse and worse, and was unable to swallow nourishment or to epeak. A froth order was obtained, and on Tuesday night Mr. Parnell went again to see the de ceased, but would not prescribe instil the husband had left the room. Ile then represented to the daughter that the deceased was lazy, and required to be rounol, nod he then prooreded to shale the poor woman by the shoulders. The daughter prayed hint to dont, interiors hint that her mother wee arrioudy ill. Mr. Parnell treated the matter lightly, and left, ordering a blister to bo applied for fourteen hours. On the following day Mr. Parnell signed and forwarded to the workhouse the following certificate : " St. Maryleboue Workhomm, 11th day of February, 1857. This is to certify that Sarah Deleon, of 3, Highworthotreet, is suffering from hysterics. Cause-1 - sinew ; probable demo tion —life ; if able to work? Yes.—(Signed) L. rAMNELL, medical officer." The woman died tho next morning after this certificate was written. Mr. Tubb., the relieving officer, on its receipt, did not act upon it in stopping relief, no he considerol its teems extraordinary, but sent an inspector forthwith, and breed, meat, tat, fewer, and other necessaries were supplied. He also felt it his duty to report tho eiretunstance to the Wed. Mr. Parnell, on being asked by the chairman to account for such a statement as that made in hie certificate, on the day following the night when he had prescribed a Mister, be re plied that he was out of temper when he signed that docu ment, that it contained statement. which he had rather he had not made. . . The committee came to a unanimous determination to con vene a !special board of guardiase that day (Monday) to re ceive the cornmittee'e report. The report of the committee havinr, recapitulated the statement of the Chairman, stated that having given due consideration to the care, they were unanimously of opinion that Mr. Parnell should no longer be permitted to attend the poor, and Laving given instructions to the seistent oversee. not to issue any snore reediud orders to him, recommended to the board the propriety of immediately dismissing him from the office of District Surgeon. Mr. BADDEI.P.Y moved that the report Le adopted, and that the recommendation contained therein, for the immediate dismissal of Mr. Parnell, be carried cot. Mr. ANDULION seconded the motion, end expressed his satisfaction at the mitre adopted by Mr. Tubbs, the relieving overseer, to paying no attention to such a certificate, and in bringing the subject before the hoard. The CHAIRMAN stated that after the deaden of the Mee* mitt.* the huobond and daughter of the deceased woman were called before them, and that he (Mr. Mark.) on behalf of the committee expressed to them the deep ern pathy which the eommltteo felt for their caw, and promised that they would do everything in their power to prevent other venoms meeting with simile brutal treatment. (Hear, hear) An order was also given to the assistant overseer to Mere generously the wants of John Baleen and his daughter eel sae that they leaked nothing. In the course of the in weetlgadon it came oat that John Moon had appl ed to the eseseet to bold en Ingest, and that Mr. Parnell had been to le offer to mks a prat mortem examination. The oom- ISMS, strictly tejsbeil3 , awn not to suffer Mr. Parnell to tone the body, set/red to them that if a poet mortem exembetien woe It alsonld be done by some inde pendent noldisid men. a T, her.) The reedietten bs report and dismissing Mr. Patna at am lama waa carried unanimously. MB. Witmer, M.P., AT MIDIIIJAST.—A meeting of eladoeu el this keno& took place on Saturday afternoon oldie Tows 11•31, the High Bailiff in the chair, on the nib , }set et the Moms, tax. Mr. Warren commenced by atatithreeng that be should not keep his friends in suspense for boom, kha and the other members of the Raw of Com mons had been kept by the Chancellor of the Exchequer on the preceding evening, but come to the point at owe and tell them that the war nineponoe was taken e 5 and so far the wishes of the country had been acceded to ; but at the lama time their satisfaction would be aomewhat alloyed by the talbgence that all incomes down to t5Ol. were for the sent three 3roars to pay 7d. in the pound instead of the U. to which Mr. Gladstono had pledged the nevem/mat in 1853 to reduce the tax ; and the reduction on ten sad woe to be considerably retarded. The hon. member to attribute this concemion to public opinion to the of Earl Derby, and Mews. Disraeli and Gladetone. le t w rek sketched "the appearance of the house" on the sight, and observed that he had fulfilled the only prh k re had given from that spot when ho wen elected—that he would not be a talkative member. Ile had spoken only three times in the hones, on subjects of great importance, sad ea which he felt • deep interest—on national educatio., the ad minion of yews into the legislature, and the better annals. Makes of justice. Mr. Warren resumed hie sued, titer 'peeking for upwards of an hour, inviting any of his coned twits to ask him any question, or offer any regreetion fee hie guidon°, In parliament. The Northern Railway Company of France Ms just adopted the Om of closing in the third-class estriegen witteslaes Wft of ed with curtains as formerly, and which bat a wry alight protection ter travellers der* bed weather. ✓e; ode la. 111 YEA NI dr I. N. . Yr w. , lies. IS IL. ruse I. by Du a I o, P. f Yom. pyre.