The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-03 00:00:00

~~~~. C~~M~w 1 1* •••.) ~ '.-. 1 .1:;'.'t . ..”. 1 'r'.l rattAsal.P ril. ~-. ..1.1.1 . 1 1 ' :::w :7 :1: . i r •r • ... , n(1,., •.- • je • ; , - :::! N _ x ct lb .. 1 11 I I V • , .. L, . All ' ..gli I • .. i f• • , & 11 •.. I ' 1 1 . O. : , . . 1 , 1 ; • 4. r' '1. ,, ;.' r . ..o • ' /... ' • S s a u.axa" . . „ LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 3, 1336.' " (stunped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. , ~.~ 4<47. --- -1,- No. 3,029.] .. A DELAIIIE. tiosilk Matra*, 'Direct (t o follow 1 tn. f, , it,:,,rob, 1110 Ma about iis . lllo J_ _ tlvir-bar gliV, r ., ',:,..,1; jam= tut. aimiLlWia Dria.11....: 4ss Iva.. Tan aip Mk Ism lows ed. Ma en irloy, .1 3, . th anagaal minim Wow Es use Wood = ft. rf Übe 4.104 AA oaL Wahl Ns% mi ll . mu amallaa a..6...n am ctssel paimiallulk; S sitelme et ma ~ -I tanin Parr ago ies. an ripallealed se L, oasts& —For (Wight ait ZS CIS, as barl . 1.. HELL. HUDII,..n ~,. ~..r . . aia ..* mill.lnON awl TWSZD la. Oriaala my."r or per •-rwart. Combat. OxIXX PRE REV. RICHARD WHITTINGTON, A. It A., ere dOs Mamie at X tiatrlr it'. :: roVd rip IT . a Viii norm goo .., .4. anftr.. . *wow w ww• Iwo. 41. ikr.u. al Mint 11.eftba tiromie rexole SUB plua lhe Mem= noni,_ 6lll: Streve asuiti.lait . I Ve rs lidr ill awn tam S 9 is esdalg. Illat 111: Yoe boss tessind at Ibe &ma lan espore. sal the MOW NIT ' S =Vs km= wig slirlisedi as. vil be , il=roxi mi al v e s r.=. 2 " . .reri74 " 6". st, Ler bled Xfs I: Xs XV. Jmolie XesiZ io rs Clasmiuss: **Sec W.2r. wiliu_sh. we, w. I. X : es am ft.... 1 Jean: lb, ....., I. IL...rm. ROIL Bea . WI at Was IMPERIAL P. think that the terms of the treaty Wire sot to ratisfeetery Aar Wes they had hoped. (Hear, WO Visitant PLUM/MON—Sir, by the treaty of pen the Swim gegemmist will me kept have say am. or say lieeml.hattle chip is the Meek bee. There is, how ever, ao Whitler' er reetrietioe ea to the awl aseas whist; she may lape is the Bailie ; eat lithe Haulm 'overman prefer raisin them waken ship—Weaned es they apes• eerily nest ha by subemenise—sad bringing them wad is the Battle Is, the pupas of fermis( pest of their feet la that see, I Jail thick that this easing will hap say rased to eldest to Hank !wig these whip Instead Of au opal amber of more easiest ships, which Pele at prima liberty es hare. (Hear, hear.) Is eimerdemis with Shut view, I may state that a gaieties had arises diaries the weptia.ioas as to whether pimientos should be panted to tiro Reath* soverameat to Wag sway from Niabolaieff two lieromf• battle ships winch bad bare built there, bat which bad am be.. equipped. Her Mekaty's prairie's tarries, is wardens* with ihe 'testruotious they bad received, stated that there wit be ao Operas to those smile betty brought Isle the Bailie end beteg ousted as part of the fleet whisk Jimmie wee witted te hare le that sea. (Hear, hear.) TM Lazo Ciustoasasia took kis seat ow Ow woolsack at 6 Weitz*. IIfDIAN TERRITORIES. The Berl of 111.13BILAILLIL sold, la order w most th• oeaoeai•sos of the boon on Monday seat, be would post pone his wane which stood ler that do), for ON - sppoisoneat of do sessadate es Lhasa Territories, till Monday the 19th last. Lord BROUGHAM pretested a petities from Mr. H. Berkeley, the ohasrsaa of the Ballot deelety, prsyisi (of the adoption or the ballet in the Ceetioa of roesebera of the Bowe of C 0...,- Hie loreirldp stated that he did set agree la the prayer of the petinar. DR. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 4„ Caraearraaist —Om, ter gratamse rely Ma taa—Oralalalar ia =r LOW al• rod arasaarlat every gift the bora .a ream Is Ira* Or eara of NCTUILDS datniall M 17.. til ,l fair, awl pertaria, y Dr. U. lIXTOY. sad a use and ► lararealsa anSse 411.4earree .ear t• roamer Maori by Dr. akar luNarat rpm s, Alloari.a. Or ablatlas. THE TREATY OF PEACE. The Rut of CLARENDON laid sta as &de a treaty bstsma the BKIiN , Preach, and Marisa goveramals, width bo ma understood to say formed time Baptismat to the frosty of pm signed at Parts ea tit. 30t1 of Marsh ; also tit* esmspendease Madre to manilla( I. the Milted Status. LIRRING CA8138.-At Mr.MRCHI'S MITA . fit N. 4, 4alealt Saar animas ft um& O i rt r a •n" et i =y a. k ra is trimen4 irrhh...m oW• and a na •MI a ld Si Os =Oren Mr the Ws at main la wow 14114 NA mile ~la The But of DERBY raid he hoped the same of the ad dress whit* would be moved ea Newby would be hissers fa aelleiest tine before the Mammies MN CO, ell i 8 Ira desi rable Out they at odd be deatakaose. Earl OR ANVILLE was understood to say that the term• of the address would be kid before the hoses that 'retains TES RANDS IN THE PARK& CITY —To to LET. No. 33. CANNON-STREET RM. &oak SO Odom. Oa tho motion of Lord RIDS/DUAL a bill vas brorght in and road a drat time, to renal the exemptions is the &mks Connoted P tioa Bill, so far as relates tt the me revolts. Os the mattes of Earl OhAntm.l.3, the hoses adjourned at six o'clock, to moat again es Bandit' merniog, to attend the thaakagiviag sorties in Weetminstor Abbey. MONEY LENT UPON PERSONAL ONLITILITT.-11, Oreedesert. Bewelnet aims tree 411 IA be COO Advanced es Ibe eborbet seeks by the COTNNT-OANININ LOAN to TVIC T. TM durebos Wile., awl oesesue Weep wst tramMOO seilliestiaL Farther partleelare co receipt et lime omeA—OP*s 11 WI & RINK VICTORIA LONDON) DOCKS. at ji, attcawau.. lOW 00011MODAtION for en ire at lbe II Lai 11.eT TS WA IL ire eseassisa b/ fag.%) .1111 MI set dm kinedoes. and the Mies, lnie =MN Mem me Mks le TRANCE Pt' re AEI ens Immo. TM weekly woe le me es Waft Tema awl Paw Mohawk rod lid. per I; MI 11101MS=Orl ek le:Miltrgh% Al: ISOM b ie g r a t i = o . l i ttot kele be lle Mee ; the a d= M C AL= aff :t il iZ a Zior lan Zw..... ( " L aZT. n d Mama/ 13 pThe mem me miewire sed relleambl. sad Me - - el et ameleeble bribe Meese et Mem rod WM. we Menem Me Deis end He rembiereemeeet me Mom. Maw mow Mew Meellw Melon =maw mbeeftemereb. le and Mem Me the Deeletweek= win sign Isar. All swam a lerwarded tree m eg lb avi tess id ." it " ii ib Zit die tilmive Weber c esesw = ea gell ieW t r= C l = artle i tte i eVellt s mall WM ela Iftassos. C. CARIB Iteetm.s. LONDON sad NORTH WRSTRRN asd SX CLAND RAILWAY& lC Lelo 'I 6 to tee 11114421. Tr hetet we Is newel thek mehll eaten, 11l !WU TICK ire se RIM I t;.* FARIS vill le Weed from Lean ettet• .s. Leaden. w Ile 112013.111%. Ileitheeeetk Whitby. Ma or heoheet r.. the tithosjormvae ea my ft s eseeeibe loots debt dot Uwe the ere et Wee: ileteleet tet.4 beck ler orb pemiteer. Id dam ile ; OM dos. *Wkereof% awl bark. for sad passaw, dem fkla ; OW. At libothe erel tort, for earl peeleagar. let Oa ; Sag efro in kla Ili* eel Mee. ler to. It pesseape. ark • fad ohr. lin4reetee awl beet. kw IN& promer,li II& flottelen. Ufa *tees re at treerfewW aer era they he annehis fee the wen }won sale. Vas ban bees eatlereed at Iho Meolaag Mee of the ewe... the la .1 retareirk —lto masa Werra *raw • trice. harem leatkra. Meal. MI GK WEVERN RAILWAY.-WHITSUN HOLIDATIL—IIICYCKS TICKETS Oaken as SATURDAY. b• AVAILABLE ss the Clissi Wows, Pans OW7 Nol Vwstr u sk r e a : Um sip to AM ladedlog TEMA T. My Lt HEAT Was rEHN RAILWAY.—WHITIMN RICIIIIOOIIII4—• TRAIN 1•01 have Paddington onn PI PAT. Or nib et Ray. at MI not. fee BATH and BRI•TOL, nornog gni roe onniag sa ta tom Branal rd T °clack has Ilnik in no Tag i 7a ing la id gal has MOO sod abet frank Psi Ingo . sad /1/1041111. and la Children ander e'Wiliam ant lonndinatiga • mai want Bag tol7 Wood in sad pram& GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.-WHITSUN TIDE EICDRPIONE—II TRAIN will it,. PADDINGTON se pmcPiT, May 11. as 7.15 • my. I. CI RENCESTEII. STROUD, SLOECESTIE. i t ESEM. nlonshaihs Ems Eosins M. Ch.lt shwa at a NI. Olser HEW I o =t 3o ass Tarim mensm Mos SPS. =di:MEM. owl Myeasolss m ii.i .. ...—Prs: I MaissEY isd fa EM b. ; IllmossEr me Ma sad lb. Mem EWE lalf-prli• Tickets Net • END armiliEs sob domed sac\ passemr. 'MAT WESTERN RAILWAY. lIBIT 4 I'NTIMI EICIIIINIONN—• TRAIN idn wave ea ea NUN PAT 11. NW. Naii Ma . for (WORD Rm .. WeAstsbun. Wsnil mom. ik. ld=rl" me g itimw lima( tom Wolvettreess La ellaileas se pit et it Ur lame as Sem slyeetimpes. •ftwbp , s•A 1111rulegbie eels, ;Any era :—Weril. 85. ii• ; dia. aisi IA ; red = k W el aid AL ; T i ll Wet IL 01. arl eivelimpba Itile4llMls RA • me bag,* amid le ash pamiNlP,- RTTIsH PROVIDENT INSTITUTION. Probb•rd 1x37. toonrprotod b 4A of Perretat. ILltt CI:0. with orbs hors, for tor of Praire root the emu I dared to ore, Mrs for Ind aroma mot trartod to to4air.rlditroo. 04 Itrot. owl every terror= r to the up. 4 am of Prism I re Porr. roar bc lad Go aprlarlos to the irod Aloe, 14. 24. am."l." ' "inb ' e g h ; " 14 gedga Aim* 04. Oroootharr- Non. cora of reoctoordruor s s JAMES WATION Ni. nager 0110/LOM GRANT. S. v. OOAL DEPARI74ENT.—B Saw sad Railway. LLA awl Ca. aail 1. no. pr tat. lani k t a. le ammo 1111111WS al /b lowirra la op pat al Leades. at no. pm loam sr a lam. Loa Wafts Illafte• 14 ALF-A-CROWN. b Pam TU... a, hie. jr„ Pries of good p r i j o mm . ooad Celks. Is Ye berm N la. °Fifftb.tagelidia INAHANIS LL WHIBBY.-11t1s selebested Lair aid Irlas WM*, le Yob essammaled me Ilks 614 Ss Mrand viragos spilt. sliber be MEW P . ' . Us t rbrania l eggin us e ob li d i t ....111&11a. Cr 4 sib, 11 X14X14 NUM 1 • • Mu Obi Iftr " LlLArlratar aTisiN g erra •Agiserses. we mow T b II 4!... SYMINHAM TROUSERS mei Ilamars. an 111117111. /ftethsgs—Tto 00110Th5t5 ..... 1., The boo OM lie =bay plot et 17e. Si • Asir in mow toolosoo. As Mason ale ai Qtr to motto th:CAm *ado** tyke. ush, WEI dhow .• afttool for Soo 116 sod OMNI Pim, IL ItAll WM. bottkook Ilk llMans. ha. hos. PiIWINO'h WATERPROOFB anthe boot stilli, for me : *or will And al wimiarra. sod ore mho In Amer Tr* ming we 14 sur4 idiom of Sr Kam le 01l we. or L e i li gl.rirresi lortlarzz ihrir . Carleser Was boob on So bedew woad. for sad. •Nr r • warm A.m. asol ratidrlog as ignoring to b ar...... • "d r.a.. l r2ai li tir side r Geri •••• Imo la , _rdli•• Ma fir Orr.- 1 . ...z .... zur i.4. 6 ar a. IL ODADIIO2. X 2, Ward. il arwhil ARK YOUR LINR.V.—Tbe Nu npersedird. TM mei 4: 1 4 , ma beet meMed et modem lbw me 14. mem MA.. qe waft eloe. se me le primes tea sr Me MNo veideeeeL Mob te• PATIAT Ito. LT PLA Amy poem eia me Mom Mob E.- 6. 17 sem, le ; mem MM. b. : m 4 MI emehem. 11... mem. Ohm pm free me meow M Maimel. •4415 Mromkes. MM. lei mi• T. eULLSTO3I. see Mee M MeMelpieA— • pages& • milaim Is meemery so ceps lie Mims DRAY aid Co 's AGRICULTURAL CARTS, ke, 11. is lam rpm Thimodnet. Lemdes-0610. hAIR DISTROTRK hr MINOViII .ffelpt 6Bll , enrerrer UN are re Orr ark. rue. ml r yir Sri ma b. ea.. in eL, sod Ift et Irt barrOriry NOW in AWL NOOK Mir arr.!. LW, Blib ra rer Iforeerd Me mumps; rut* ma. Ade mew SOUND WHITE TENTH Si. sot °sly is sobldb s *bin sz.selor b bib asso. bus bewail' lib so bleb andsolso Math 3". los oo l1 52;41, "" :: raw. zi; sobar Nod sessisUar, and Psbibe Ibsen, to tbs esemislbg ebb" smeobt Tr. I'm Iblur Amy subrlse w ism ti osi lbw be SS *slily b be* ssub. ask bon b . ...lb 1+..... byrYy mossissa th. bash. he b. Yd. bz. CAirebs—Tbs sorb bslssa übsss 'r... w Polak ' A. AO LAND sad I. stu. beds; ea be swerobasi Nang Maud as aka .• 1 4 h) ilhands• awl porbusis mamma& Pritieled by Revd Lettere .A. Perm at ftilaiL sod areeed by Odle Liele de /lir waft& hew er Niii Weer Oriel Tres. ?ere Warr I. le ear; for rd elbario• ior . Jr I. Jo Illie run raw et ere = 4 1.11~, sad err* illadhelee M o e: Ore dlearderi I" 41 bre se Ire bra Mii Me, to the ire et 3 rd Piths et re s. I. b tee e = . ee......21=1: Yr Or es amterut i t implutis sibrer war rib reenery i Pter m arbiereer% dertibsieb, rd drib N ib. larmiour... ?numb,. Ned I#ad 3. re . = veld et Imre id iot= a in .....gang a rkire as i• 11111 fen Orr ea Wes IS Wm V . 4 or is end ier bb% % ma rl Us' : r 2 be ...2 4 . la • reed el 4112. : bee elembellebr 11/jeer% lidenrad. Ira. fla 1% . Te be Lod i abeleale ed.. = =re et J Orli. ti a rti ome magt 4 . 1 . :. 04 :=Zir ;mg . . 1.4 Dela Tlird EXPOSITION of the THIRTY-NINE Al'lol.lll. 4 L Hams Ism; /CA., Nona ho ot lAirtalty. Oabvidee. Liaise : W. Prim mad Wm WM Bina. CIIIYALIBR BUNSEN ON RRLIOIOUB LIBERTY. Piti tat aL. d tat SIONS of the I : Imo taro co the Damian to Rollator Marty la lb. Promo W. BY the 00- Maw. Troodatal by Mtn Arc. u.• WINSIIOII7II. Look.: ankh. \Mom sod Co., 116. lao pablidisd, Is I vol., pat empnai 10.. 6L. cloth, THN RNLI RIVEN S TILEMENP: its Ries, „ sr. Prellna. MI hum* orm dMat &WA By Masts DU Zoo.. Author of Leaden : Mkt. rad Ca. IS, Oendilll. rlitils CO - FrilWriaN ; Dung A. • Palo tef Peeenreeeestlas the shah madame she hemline nelisel Nob tit So Tteltmee el We Deinee. Pp P. E. Lams& 11.1./..telle. et the Oollege al Pepielmee ead YM Omar Pleelelee t• the heyei Damson ter lemseset tee Mak M. Ase roe LW pries Ile IL. • TRlLlallit ke. I. ea 101 the 11114 end DIellAtIL4 el Se BLUM Leeks : lownsaa. Wows. Oven. mad Lessures. Hamatilibed. labium& difiaa. ftaliamillOdm 14 ‘. Pod 'NS_ iialOrAntiC DOBUESUU lignieth EL fiLliff. Ne sa rdiehie muff Mai If be maikricita sall" sad amwri.t=4, l c at ..... tiam life muffin of r.. vi .....r% inatamm la family James fileilli e6 r2l::=Lrartr=fat. Wad- Wail PROCLAMATION of PUCK —Soo BELL'S I NW& Me bs asowepapar. ides Or Peer The our seri Pet eIMOMMOd .sOco ay woo ow. - aWs of the lete war. le ware my mu Osa. Ali the arid the weet.—Oako. Pk Perk Weer. Order el eata beeirlir warm Thsee err art le re Pat. poo trek les LLOYDS WEEKLY LONDON NEWS, Bawd bp DOUGLAS JIIIISOLD. ATIFILAGIN T CIRCULATION INASISS IS 110•413. • GICAT FACT far AST TIMM& It ceeiMm SIX COLUMNS, sbe TIIIIT LASSO! INTELLIGENCIL prim TITOFSSCII, 4:4 pus trm, of ow Sem AmmA k er &mg bun LLOYD, Sallabary•qam• Looks. rc HE DAILY NRWB: LONDON HORNING PAITM Wes ress.ped ed.. slsmsel IA Jeersed. the Wessels at bye essussree sod et imbed sin et Me pmemet stive—ls as rded I.L. e Op ssansy at Its Ms Ibis mid mismselle awl ccana4oo sew. Elbaig, Sad meselsey selehr—this Mel ili MGM 1111111 MI ASLIB AND IMPARTIAL. As WSW.* tint I nt of Is tbe Labs lees Is eupplied to It by every TtraT il linM M ISO WONT. sllblet io st s Er. IT II DUI ALL 077111181 V i ADVIRTIIIMMINTS. It Is sad. Jets* yeesser by mere tins Sity MS lIIIS ilif b l e r i". 11111•111•11.11111114% shb For Ir. 1p asibiloof aid so* Maenties, mildest. tar Muff • illellaillt sod potties sae Tledsifir le sq. Is Nand a ass betisdler we aswesiss I a lams WWI= : Or is Ns elßes . Wr leetetssee. Limbs. N.& II be Is ~Ss by maim sent at a piles the mt. es tursieb the ohms IM son @Weft Mt/ to 04110 IS el SA per loner. read to sheen by habeas mdse. DALLTAILB LENT_ TO MAD. hes S Tea atTllarea:„Trirtilt THE PUBLIC and the WEt3T-END NEWS AGENTS me reminded QM thee am be lIIIPPLIED with the EVENING EXPEMIS every Semlei bu l u bstChmt st 0. BROWN'S Wholes ßeanMeg end Po tribe, 4, Car. loteepleem Gardpmreet, Tottenheminuernmed. pint EXPHESB.—The PUBLIC sad TRADE I. SUPPLIED owl sharsece. M441/-fit 4. 100. 1100k404r. 44.1 Son Soot. Oometl-1•44. DAILY NEWS SUPPLIED sad LENT TO LEAD WSW the mondag. THE CRIMEAN INQUIRY. SIXTEENTH DAY. (Ceasladere Dor 'worry's Esprear.) The Jaape-Adresto inquired whether Sir H. Arty proposed calm( say witnesses that day ? Sir ILA my replied r the offireatiire. la reply to queries* frost the board, Sir B. Airy rid that the soldiers did set take with th ou their imapewko ea laadieg is the Cries,. because Lord Eagles theaght they sitsald be la as light marebing order as ecieetble. arer soloists said sot tarry at the oar* tire their grouser, koapericko, sad bleaker ; cads. the seer Postaird little or sothieg that as. of sae to the Ms It wee sot thought N. cowry ts escrabor the teats with ths aril it wan brow. where the or wen to be r omped. This era took their realists with it..., aad they sirs of islaittly ran use rhea their huarache raid have bees. Is Bulgaria the sass hal suffered se math free beat that their kaaposelts bed to be tarried fes them. The red. arrears' one a Weer le the marriage of the reefers the want of their karma" wore headed r error. The strictest VW* scads everyday r to the atato of ' the nee, ropers ere every .slag laid before Lord arra. Carel W. thrall was sallsd and weird by Ihr 11 , r.y—Ile rid Its was seamier by tin cneentirtoser tbe Crimea. Hs ransinatra somatisacsd about 11 o'clock la th. mends* and esmitasod rail 4 ar 6 o'clock is tke afterars. The azariastke as. armed aa is a art of ere. n Ural tor, end rob parts se Cresol Tailor then he wrote down. as sewn *rued sap document orations OK WY ha Ire maid to mina ass. This piloted evidi see (beldbi up be sommienaners• ripest) ter sr tars oversee bo gar before tb. saminleniessen. H. mire am kis riders La may e ireeted fors ankh ho saw it la that nom yesserdsy. He had not ay oposetamity tot smerottag his ',Meese, such of whir wee incorreetly tires In tri rip r.. To many lawns, grottoes bls repines bad bra sal turned, se well r tasty memoranda wh.sh Y. bad psi a for the purpose of illestratees. Nally sort Important earlasetioes, eeprially Is ritiersmes to tko seppPes of retries of re trot p., had boom ossitted. Base perm all kis rowers had toes altered and late t iler, and 'sally slam* altogetber. Ho did net maks tbe dietaries, sad dad sr knew Ago did. Tbe puts altered, as try °ritually Ord. wen carat roe reseratiens of his eridecer, hat ea el•sesd ft dill ast emery his nor. Tben alteratiesa bed bosomed. is Cresol Tali; ck's massacript, sad did sot spooky w tb report stikalt-ed te punsters.. War attire andsmer his settee Si, Ittette•d Aire y gar bre the full. it inn/vet/ems to ker stores winsome, they Wahl he wand, sad tot to te boa* La the diettibetios by say sore mutter. i f own ; Sir R. Airiy, at the ease bee iseattoeleg that Lord &ate& bed raid to kin writ be was about !wog br the Crimea, that tbe rut creator *animate/tad the army sheltie' was is abeadoeisi all etiquette mad fora i sad La artier es lar as pessibis every body Ital • -way. The worts ir,cmded to rise to the Mums paulierd by the commonotem wick maid to clothing and atter arid* porde. oat sissy iseacureetee which k• a , tribahed to lA. eolaillifsbaseis eoefselso the 1111101illt ordien4 sad the emeeet attach, draws, betwees nhick es KOMI, at the , ashility of fetrillitatli to 6.04 to Saisklan Uwe was feesseetly a eoaeiderable dilierres. Tr boar, as a %saner poet d ii6:0814 adjoeisett till libsAay. THE ADDRESS TO HER MAJESTY. la then:terse of the atttlai Lord °Lamour, le the *b ermes of Earl Elleasserre,mbe M to neve the address is the subject of the treaty of peace meat Monday, laid ea the table the terns of that socks, as follow: " flat as bomb!' address he mooted to ler 111.Pety, to Wars to her hieing the Maim aoluetortedgmate sad thanks of this house for the importaat 041111111Wildiell which her Majesty has boos graciously Oared to ask* to 'his hoses of the petrel treaty sescladod at Paris es the 30th of Marsh, homes. bar Majesty, the Estotror of Amara', the Emperor of the Frisch, ths Lisp of Prowls, the Emperor of Eustis, the Mug of Sardis* sod lb. Balta., by slack pawls lies hies rwastitalithod betwoos her Msjetity, Um En pnar of dm Fressb, the Kin of Sardials, and tho Deltas es the ea* bead, and the Emperor of Easels as um tuber. t. To aware hot Majest► that while we should hate domed It 011/ duty clime dilly to affad her Ilsjorty our 'slime support, If it bad ustortiastily boon ((mad sommory to amass' the war, we haws Moused with beam frlt settataadss that bar Mejesty has boss ambled to cos clads a poses es coadttioss so bosoursb!• to her Majesty's mows, sad whisk so fully scanapliab all ths great o►jets& for which the war was undertaken. To seam to bee Yeltaly the greet satiaselios we Mg that while these &llama have so lately opostribsted to the .(roses and seessafal promotes asks war, they ban bees egasoly elective to the assolidstios of pure, sad that the poem which have set takes soy votive part is the war have amain wit► the belligerents, sad ban gives, by their mans and @speedos, addit‘osal drama t 3 the errasgaseate by shish the pease sad elan Cl Bs rope are is faun to be ►roteatd Goa dinerbease. "T 3 state to her Mejtety, t►at we atone that, sotwith- Innis, the gnat 'satins whin He less war bee rea gored mastery, ths rapperees of the man Ina remand Map dad. To express oar bops, that the pew now comeladed may, sada the (avow of Divine Provides**, load 'outlaw to shod its bleeder over Burma; sad that bouncily mums goversassati, sod friendly intercourse among nations, may moodily promote the promos of civilisation, and mean the happiams of II takiad." HOUSE OF COMMONS.—FAIDAT, MAT 2. ml Bruns took t►a Asir at low o'clock. _ ?41W WRIT. _ Mr. BATTIII inov - enfor i;iTe;rnrit for the boroash of Cliches i• the roost of Mr. Grenville B rkelev, who bed sareptal the stewern.lup of the Chili. re Hendren& WILUI AND ADMINISTRATIONSDILL. Yr. BADFIKLD irked orb theWll; .7tti Ad a istreti oe s Bib *odd be proceeded with before the holi day.; whether it would have precedence of the two &nab Mention tolls of the Lord Atter.; ; sad whether sash lest tuenticseed bills, re either at thew., would be proceeded with before the hllidaye ? Sir G. GREY sad there weed be so opterrbsolii of Two median with the Witt and ilLdwislatratioas 8 , 11 before Whitsuntide. The Lied Advoette would take the first op. peetuairy of bringing is hr. bale, sod he had sot shaadosed 6U bops of befog obis to do so before the holidays. THE CIRCASSIAN FORTS. Lord 1. MANNERS—Mr, I poked a questioa of the sable lard lest night with Niemen to a stetemest which impairs la the report of the Coot reams at Paris; cod t►e sable I Wed gave the beam to nodennead that the diesaisioa arm the re-t ratios of the Remiss forts ea the eastern emit of the Math Bee was never remand. I Shea asked the sane lied if ander the treaty with h bat bees signed *taintless would base the power of re-meeting them forts or not. To that quakes the table lend pre as Ramer, ►at *abse il...4lh is the mine co , the debate, the right boa. genie easa the member for Carlisle (Sir I. Graham) expressed • strong cal goaded opinion, t►at ender the terms of the treaty the Russians woad Oars this right in wasitioe. I with, therefore, .gala to pat my wrestles to the noble lord ; aad to ask him whath•r, ander the terms of the treaty, Susie has or has sot ths right to merest those torte ea the eastern oast of the Black fie.? (Cheers.) WOWS% PALMERSTON-B.r, the nipalatas of the treaty wish ngard to the n-orevioa of weeks opal's to anal annals. The nasty disdain', stipulates that then shell sot be say Ravel sreseal restored osestrested mina the wean One Binh Boy bet the ken ea the Camelia nest do aet sone within that description. (Rear. boar.) Tiers is aims this diastase between Wee forts sad sang sressals that whines a sera mead is • entre of eines, these forts are simply dissolve works fa lb. protostiisa No man partisan whisk are paced thorn There is ankles la the treay whisk would prole& the Busire fievorsomit from esersisige its ass disonsila hi the re , eratios of its forts Moor ) OATH OF ABJURATION BILL. Is sostoe;•7181; Me GIBSON obi he quit* felt the iseournsioro It ea. tidied both um bet pronosen sad this isomers of this hill, that it should sows, sigh , after sight epos this sobs, peon. He bold mot. boron, help himself, solos inked trio noble lord wield pronto bin a g whieb to bring it ft rood. (A losb.)oonineat sighs ea Viuoitat PALMERSTON—It I. very oubarossise to bee Majesty's ion rawest, who have • great nosy assabares of their owe of groat inoirtoos, to be rolled up io nabs MSS/PRAMS SW 01,11111 of private sawsben. the one boo, the morn* whit& W right Mei Iftli'lwahil bat las &stakes is see that la essenee shops tits goveruesost is forms voiles, bays tgagligral rfoUte balm Mooned. I will therrfire put myself loosommisatios with ray right hos. fitted sod so if Lowe. God sons day after Whitson. tide WUa tho bill nay be lrisalt ea. (Hoer, hear.) TEE RUSSIA* BLACK BB♦ FLEET. U,. WILSON having mined that the beim is its rislat do adjoins ill tfoeitay boat, La 4 W. GRAHAM asked the rant Lad of tke Trea sury whether, seder t►e arditioeal sad treasitery amine awned to the tora.y et peen, t►e Medan wend la skewed to rain the skips whin were sew seek la the har bour of erbesurpel, sad brie' nes tt teeth do Dena nibs to say ether part of the Remise &Wake* ? (Ben ) He (tie anis lad) was aware teat wee paarelly t►ought the maim /.at woe by ibis tine WM-OSUMI, bet he had rafting a letter hen Sebestepel. dated the 214 of Mani, I. w►isk it we silted that a rani nig laving ben hirers tip the iragnests wen dimmed to be still prissily sewed. Tie. resainin of the /set nut therekee be penemed tr be ia a similar erudition, sad it a night ha weighed by the Ranier, wann Wised, tin wee wine. lend aphid by the treaty. H. (the sal. Ina) e►eoid mask vegan be lad thet ne anion inn set mended hem attempting ran ea gentles ; hetnne he Meath% that If the people et Skis enstry taw these gip ening ap time &Web Mar.', Skip maid Wink be Wised or Lard B. 0111.08VINtii rose to ark the Pint Lord of the Tommy whether, samealms my members of the beads now ordered to .play I. the parks on Sunday idliMOR sh old objet to de to, either from emosisatious motives or from a desire to aajoy their Studay holiday, My would be released hem such duty? Bing of °Maim that the readmit part of our said evils were russioned by the oacenive labours to which tee working daces were subjected, he (Lord B. Greennot) had suet the platen part of hie political life is eadmouriag to obtain foe them use relmatiea of their toil, the shorter lag of their hem of labour, mon holidays, parks sad plum of nesewilaw, sad shim all, that great dent r of the peer inele—ww *dee holiday on the Beaday. (Hear.) If the thought that the entente! rule= shieldLiii=ed im , let thun tome dews to the bore sad eilt gm a gnat el poling money. (Hear, bear) Ite 'loped the sable lord wield ewer the quo. ' tin be had pet to Ithw, sod aot attempt to evade al by pleillag the requirement of miktuy discipline. It alt. puree to his that If, as ke was iatormed, the bandeaus did object to be deprived of their Susan holiday, it would be a brisch of the great priseiple of civil said ridigiese liberty which wu every Etiglisheaues butkriabkltheillegg them to event!. (Chests.) Sir DE L EVANS said that no oat eMA mem edigied M. mums of the noble lord Una hi ineelf, bet he illsogbetide wee • very inerventest sourer. What was It, in amps, bet as lavitatios to soldiers it ~t jest to their outlet ? (Hear. beer) Surely this wet • eater which might be left to the discretion of the Commatederiin-Cheer ; and his right leo. friend (Sir B Hall) bad ezpressly staled that the orioles' bad bus otesalted. (Hear, bier.) He treated that the earct wield not be brought ender diaussioe. (H.:2 4 aJ. TROLLOP, said had bees beee tase.ted to • ellatenr-at on behalf of the ommandirg oftleer of the Sod Lit Gimes, one of the neonate whne band was directed to stead. It had bees stated on a former cession that it was with his satin" toactaseesee that the attendants of the bled was ordered, and that all the arrassgenesta bad Ma entire ornicarreme. To the latter pert of the statuses% he eetrily a-seated ; bat with regard to the atteadmmid re bind of tho raginseet, he wished distinctly to state WM that we. In complisace with orders hos • higher author obi. (Hear, bear ) Tee d mats t f BLANDFORD mid he bad rriginand the discaition last week ; sad with ell respect f r the fret ' bags of otbeamembers, he mast enter hie galena preens spirt Om principle* laid does, sod Pe reply made to him Kam* ydu B. Hall. (Hoar, h -sr.) If that prig trio was. nee admitted, au of the most important soeW riabte 1a this ..entry, a day of rest for the wardsg earn ese day ia seven, would be most seriously imperilled. (leer, Mar.) It was puede the noble lord et th. hood of Si'. goveratmeat would say that the moldier wit. b mod by miltury diamplise, sad Sir Do L. Beau had 'ingested time that wee se. It did sot sprier to him t, be • prat if imalitsry disciples at all. (Hear, Was.) If the gowns ost were erwoolog to make arnagemeats for re pewee*. ' lbe men ft r their time and suable, totaw a k ar :, a m ow b tepee them and the soldiers ' and so part of se. mono which th e soldiers had tittered into with the crown for the performance of their military dada. If the noble lord said tbet Cis baud was to be compelled to play we a sailltary duty, if the see were nadir military discipline, the cot end regimeots were so also ; and this woe son a nreerneat made between the goverment and th= Yf reeissea.e, but between the govenswett and the Coe threderia-Chier who wes to issue his orders to the colour or orsimesie. Many of these oilcan eight ham miseelem dem otiectioss; in what pcoitina would dry be Poi K they mired to obey this command ? It wu well keiewathee the gonterneat did sot pay for all the members of regiment betide; and if say one did not per'orsa his past, the band was broken up. If a oiload wished only te ober the strict letter of the law, he might sand only a ponied' Of the band, or the lead without Ulm Instrameaut, which wee provided by the olleere, and aot by the gourmand. (Rees. hear.) He had Mown a tastaace of the colossi Nadia • bud to a certain plus without their instrumeate, sad with their swords. (Laughter.) Such osearrenees Meted is bring military duolplins Iwo dbrepete. A colossi who had eredeadows eiroplos shoat this matter might seed bib bend IMMO diair lastranstats ; the twinned of the an. Garde would be pat I. neaisitioe, and he would be limed in a very serious sad iaconotalent 'tuition. Another im marsienee woe this. • great number of parsons wkhed to ..joy • q det walk in Konsiagtio.garduat ou Shade', to take nfrestiments, and to erijn the man-reral ague y. (Beer, hear.) Who could say teat there was any hum in that ? He whited to see as may parks provided for ;midis merest/ea as possible; bat ley ewe who *raiders' the iscomenienthe arising from WAN Wr 70,000 Min collared together, r was the ems Lad Keeday, mut re that the whole privacy sod WAS , sore of a walk in that plan was destroyed, aad that it setemily loam a naimmee. (' No, no.") A very We pai* had bees laid = dews Sall ewe that wee mewl to this isowey. In forifga ormatries it was dio ewer= der the goveennients to provide public mow mesas ter *Kt ow Se Bewley. This mintry wee • free semen, the Mai W been always left free to wilds *dr sera emweelledi• (Neer, hear) • sew prim Wale was Dow istrobelledosel be wanted to know whether this question had beim vie a 'abler Tredve. (Hear Mr.) It eight seem a midi matter, bet it wee the tu reen of a ...almost bissymiens. (Haar.) Wires the gouremeut undertook to anaseateste for the pub lic as Boaday, at the they were fair!, en titled to know is MEM 7lt was dose. (blear, bear.) The house bed &beady decided that the British Kowa. sad the Kediwal Gallery should sot be opened on n aa day.; nod the Osystal Prom was or rpm became the terms of the abetter wield art allow then to take mosey at the doors on that day. But if the government eisactioned this pdaciple of oaylag for publie awasements they might wettest with the dinettes of the Crystal Pales'', sad nuke them a eempsuatke fee allowiig free ingress ea a San day. (Heir.) Kr. OT WAY expemeed surprise at the imendstemy el the last speaker, who held Maud oat as se advent. of popular reerestime, aid one who writhed to ere additional parks open, and yet, whom the park was opened, and the band performed there, drawee a soecouree at 70,000 per ms, he eampleined that the pimple flocked there in too great ambers, and that the messy of himself and friends we. disturbed. (Haar, hear.) Mr. WIORAM was satisfied that this gaieties was as. ismivieg very eerier oassigeences ; E. alluded to its fervor imp qtasee to the we thug sea. In this great macestil• country thin was the grimed temptatioe to unto, "rutin men ea the Sunday; and b. ravened to Sad ti at oa muy tithe great coeds and in dockyard. the as. were sada to week deriver the whole of Sandy. la Vw greet sh ppiag porta, es Plymouth and Liverpool, this wee coded on to • eeriest 'attar. The only thing which seeded In repress the prattles geaseally tbriegboet the nutty was the revalue' of mound religious °plains as to the &hideout from 'shear on dnaday. (Hear, Mar.) The question was whither this wholesome public opiates yes to be broke, down by the goveramot employe' p r em to eentribote to the public amminent. If they might harmlessly do this, they might se well employ perms is labour. (Hear, hear.) He hoped to hear from air B. Hall that due 'nerd was had to the rdigiess scruples of those who utertained them. Mr ADDERLEY emended that the Tint Commitsloser of Works had cootravesod tM prissiple of a most owe of that house (Bear, hear.) It was very right to throws...4s nA pardeas ors* to tie publie as Sunday. but sorbing like speetaclo and ususessoat 'Weld be &welded. Mr. DRUMMOND said be was for hoes thimble, that it was bssuaank the duty sr the dignity of poimeiment to provide eireasese as well as penes foe the ptiold... his bolls( was pat they bad pea tae for is the opposite ginkgo* for a stoat amber ef yes» past, perhaps usintestioeally ; sad the malt was that the per pie were almost everywhere deprived of the peens ties. oh eh they bad formerly bad. sad sothieg had toes gins theist instead. (Beer, hear.) If that qualm wens breswit forword he *bask% be very all to *star Ist. It Ml* i bet be world set do to sew. N r would be p kite withal plat, ',Web scam rattlasas did sot mem easiest ti eels. tb• Carnes batemes • Mialinl mad a fast. (How, b est) T*. ?d ads of hie, is eta &ninny at man mural to in 'slaw demise do s .l.ksa W i tt sees poems wield soh Meioses week* They steed they were aware& in the not; the we VW needed this eseetey. wen wee oundiseed et maw boloottoalo .m.s. by the Dabs ipes to tusk tbssuel tho toles, to eiseleod etietatellits est theme We liTia have then bleb__bethik. litulieu woe side to their Whet! Os the ijmistessmi of the Ordaann, hat the yoused ease by Diu Geme yummy erse perfectly mesa sweeeble. N. oak 6 ' MIMS se emus elurfrprotesteath wloo Pobollo tau the Illessassise ef the Rogan catholle Ghana Woburn', from piaWipaties is military hewers cm that saner, shag simnel I have dime with the Flambe mad Partsuposes Isesys—teue _seat/god di. Irieb—Wat the Nevi of Dedidee they bed Wind to um* the breach n ews they saw MIN" thou tin Imp of the Virgia (Hear, hear.) They mast sot seen &military maa ta draw definition (Hea r , hear ) He chum - 11. a ziwolis.; and if hided to to do tins. he tient leave the envies. (Hear, hear.) It was dranne mehiell be have lodes' with peopteD seaseleases about sew t ft rbsaves'amks let them boar nothing sere about tie tesseellatee 01 a SW tan 011eer. (" Hear, heer," eel heiliont4 Sir V. HALL we anzioas to say a bow weeds la ammo gasses of the attack that had bees Inds ulna his. It wee said that be had con•reveaed a vote of the House of Oen sums gives very reeently. He drain say each &legates. He was ace aware that the questka sew before the home w.s at all Drought ander discount whet that vote we taken. Mr. ADDEIILET—The penclpls of the vote wee the I A sir D. HALL would go bask to that, and wendaall natia to what took pine previously te the vote being a • dis the hew. Last mamas he had Mhos the down be was sew following. (Hear, bur.) Noobjection was ever tithes in the bons to the mule he the, adopted, and which he was sow punning. Lookiag at the great mass of the anusaaity, he believed th-y adopted the view he had taken, and cordially approved of ft. (Hear, hear.) He had been tented about his tionaemion with Pruetane. Well, be was proud of being tioneeted with its of the awn distin guished on is Europa. (Hear, hen.) But if the hon. member said that it way is coaseineac• of that commis. that be had takes theocrat's he had paresed, be denied that allegation. It wee said that this was tie. Met time that any attempt had hese mode by the goverameat of this matey 5, provide reessides for the people as Basdis, sad that any series bed bees thearrn with that °inn. He denied that eileuedee slue. Whets it wen proposed to epee Hemp en 00set Pll wed Hewisrdese ea fleader, precisely the same elijostine were taken ae were now takes to the anus he had denied. All who had looked at the esti nee teen be wen that is etch succeeding year votes ware takes hrt the employment of person ti watch and ensue: theesemeny, la order that the public might be n osiest' to tine pines of resort, sad those *amen were tomewhat seadierable. Although that was se, so pest &potion wen made to the opening of Haesiiton Court Palen cad Enegardeae. Hampton Conn was tont saes voiced by 20,000 perms. and Ksw-gsrdeas by 14 000 or 16E00 person as a finny— (neer, hear)—and so member bad ever got up ia that home and objected to that man tles. He tenured thud any gentleman were to get up and propel that than places should be dosed ea aluedays, he wAild have very little support. (Hear.) The noble lord (Blendford) said that a great ataienes sae created by the anther of parsons who artembn in Beschistwe• vides, as Baader'. He did not think that there was any sub anemia. (Hear, bear) To him it was a most plea surable sight to se* that greet mass of people. (Cheers.) There was a crowd, bat sot a nob, for they ands. ted themselves with the more admir abut propriety. (Hear.) They had had other Satiny satemblign is Hyde-perk, whose proceedings were said to to as entire deateration of the day ; but the aseembly he had referred to Gould not be viewed at all is that light. (Hear, bear) He timid same the coke lord sad the house that be boa rosetvati emann undoes iron every part of the metropolis, thanking his f r the coarse he had taken, areas hits to sestinas it, sad sot to be set aside from hie parrots by the repressetations that were mode to him. (Hear, beer.) It was monstrous to suppose that the persons who assembled there were actuated by ea, other thaa religious feeling., or wished to desecrate the day that was set apart for better peep ries. (Hear, bear.) He wee not safaciestly coo ns-net writ the questin about military discipline to eater Into it Oa on point he might be allowed to touch. As he stated the other eight, he bad communiested with the Canustander-in-Chief, regaining that to would allow toe beads to play, end Waving it to the aoble lord to make .bat ementhaication he thought proper to the Winn of the reginuate. All he said abut Colo-el Williams was, that be had concurred I. the arrangements made suttee gnat to the orders received by him. At ell nese, he hoped we had sot some to a time wince the people were et be deprived of tams monitions which were whAly int ent. (Hear, hear.) Mr. WALPOLZ [bought the rsligicora folio, very strong Is the artistry oa that subject. • large usjqrity of the hoes* had reeestly voted oa , he observance et Bonney, and a great majority of the pellet:seas that subject objected to the bands playing in the sardine. Re agreed with the hos. baronet is bopiug that we were sot about to put a stop to the ionoemat enjoyment of the people: bat there was a great deal of ditforeose between that end introducing other unease of aseseentt. (Beer, hear.) He thought the proper way was to leave Ulu waiter to everyone's ova eon seisms, and at the ems time not to do saything to campi the woks, of these who ware subject to the authority of the columnist (Hear, hear.) Tee auestioe before the boo wee on whether they were to interfere between moldier, and their cossendiag °Zoete, _bet whether the civil authority, by potion is mono the Hone Guards, should be allowed to operate or the °Seen. (Hear, bear.) He hoped that the government would emitter, before establishing those ow ciestomea, tot they ought to ask for the mottos of mho houfe, +ad ant istroduom thew on the mire othority of • stogie WOMB. (Hsu, hear.) - - Colossi NORTH hoped the government would cot at tempt to annonnee any determination on ibis arjest which might wakes military discipline. Where on sank was the' lies of libeity of soarciipate to be drawn in the sent'? Seen men might positively refine to pull • trager sitarist the enemy on that groned. The battle of hiGrerloo sad the battle of Wartime were fought on the Readily. In the British army so man from the Field Marshal to the drum mer was hosed to eater the ranks, end he mast Mks it for radial fa DM. Lord PALMERSTON aid—l concur vary snob is what la fallen from my boo. and gallant Mean (Sir Ds Lacy Evans), end think his ezcadiegly hiestelient, to um so stronger expression, that this house should take epos Itself to admiaister the thseipline of the army. (Hear, bear) It is very haarevesiont mid act expedisat that this hosts should taunters w.th regard to the SAS of the military as thoritia in *Vote ng the Whiny disorgilas of the @invite. But if the hoses shoild take on hoof to suppose hypo , hee tiesl eases, sad te waste imegieary ante where a geation mg, wisp, whether so•diers ettoe'd or should not follow the ordeals( the military stathoritlee, that would strike • severe blow at military dis Wine. (Beer, beer.) The question is one of military di/alphas, however my noble (head may otherwimeoasider it. It wet, what aurae would be pursued by the cierinianding alma of • regiment if • member of the band declined to - bey ernes orders ? Lord R. OROBVENOR—Whether the noble lord would Ociassausiiisto wait the Comateader- n.Chier, and obtein a Promise from his that those who objected 'Weld not be impelled to play ? ri PALIIBRSTON—Thst gags etai farther, burrow It sake ant only what the goverment might do in a *retain ease, but it wk. tie goveramiret to du sosestbiag in a awe Out bee not weaned. I mart destine to enter lobo a pledge in seen oldie sin. (Hear, lieu.) With regard to the gewitiria pot se to the coons followed by as, right boo. friend (Sir I. Halt), I teal aright to say that if any napes sibility stashes to biro foe the souse be has pursued, it aloe tenant me, beano. my right hon. friend inmesoniented folly with as. ea ths aubjeat ha. ro be to - k any sop is the saa rd i o, and us took chat stop with my cadre ameoreenee (Loud sheen) 8n meek f. r that pert of the question. I by no mesas tioaiselee that the sup oh,eh has been taken is et all at Tulsa's with the ~pi* laid dime by the hoer is respect of the British MIMIC booms" if anything resasies la my salad MIN strongly than asather wan regard to the dissemble with* then took plies it is this, that • bread &Womb* was Moroi skeet mod. between the sinning Melee Moommt sad w emitiawenes of the Ml sad complete some of lb people ee porta (Hear, bear.) It is said that the promise of the bead is atm. I deny that altogether. (Hear, bear) My neslMstbs east masked me if I do sot neelleet that the bud need to play formerly oe the Soodiay. (Hoer, hoar.) The band plays every Sandey in Mistime, and has dens so from tas time of 0901110 111 —Cheer. beer)—whe wee known to be attuned 'o the religious isetitet . oes of the 'Poetry. Toon is thee, ton, a. meaty I. the antler with regard to Ute abet of this step at mated by the hen. end lensed number fir Cam bridp. I most dispute the enolusiort at which he his ar rived, sanely, that this is the lint sup towards the amigo) - Mein of the Mowing slums oa the &many. I think it Is tbe very mune of that. (Hear.) It gives the isbreirieg slimes of this great metrepotis as additional value is the Sandal, ends greeter ladeeement to resist the temper tines be tablet se that day. (Hear, ham) Then. fere es far from bang a stop to the employmeat of the Moven. claws es the Sabbath, it is en additional batriat against that employs's& (Meer, boar.) That em ployment depends en the will of toe Minuses, sad If yea ens them • in give to merge their lobos, fore oa a Sew dsy they will be the ler likely to day I. that day to Moor. I snub se MBA valise essay one to the pea sernitio• of the religiose die babes basses the Seeds, sod the other days of the week; bat I eesnot think that the affording to the poblie ef this paddy the mesas of ietellestaal es j.yment. is testamelea tsibk sir sad 1114 ries is the opus opuee.= the public 'O. not, as the goardiaa of the peort, baire ter sepreation, Is thing that dem** • M maws. se sambaed. (Hear. beet ) WM/MY mbie ft amber kr Weida.* lose ail Went§ in the dejestien he made—thst the accumulatioa el *MO umbers el persons in those open spaces would detest Ms far whisk they were • intended. By drew. Eig ki Plus irest =Oben to the yolks my his friend yes will prevent die hw horn 'shying that nsareaggauva mlitode and those quasi-rural MOM whisk rem d s w 6 6E0 : the dkaant parts of the onr2l. (Laughter.) But If gloater : I •lfipfra Er th em Ibui yes sonnet bare • pastor pron. t!'," thin II • wino proper peosseding. (Hear, hear.) 1: y ou Induce tals'n" of the working aliases to have their en.:lloed werldhaPa. their sorrow allow, and toile crowded r- owe, whore _di!? are surrounded by an insalubrious ataorpbere, ord... to take bodily sad taallto eel enjoyment, I think you hare effected a peat good. (Hoer, hear) I think if it be ism paint foe the lore to diocese theontical questioes el military discipline, the more likewise it atutslos from di esseing questions of religious doctrine the better. (Hem, hear.) The right bon gentleman says you ought te let people act according to their 00OttleS00. But se perms is eompelled to go to the pork to bear the band. It is write deer that peat multitudes think then fs no - hum in going to the p.tks fee that pan pose, so that great multitudes of people renew with ss right hos. friend in thinking that there ie no asks Sonde, in going, after the pleonasm* of their religious duct", for a few hours to enjoy aa Mtg. lease] plosive in conjunction with the open air sad ems , eise. (Hear, hear.) HASTBRS IN THE NAVY. Mr. LAYARD wished to ask the First Lord of **Ad miralty, why, sedliferiosifor ea order . A master had bee. pindsolnd te the rank of LeWra — iii Aj• navy, sad sot in to the rank of commandi r, pat of 109 masters end mooed =Min mentioned fn despatches for special sod dittisfisished minion during the late war ? Si: O. WOOD said the /Icon would be led into as error if they supposed that the persons referred to by the hon. endears had been mentioned for any distiornished oar • Nlnetteatht of these were the names of persons who had been espied in some particular service ; bat it wee sot to be supposed that anything extraordinary had bees perfotmed by themselves. They were not, therefore, eat Wiwi to promotion to the rank of oomm.ader, which wee reeened for thine who had patterned extraordinary en. Tine. Hs had se doubt the mart , n peifireteri their duty, sad some of them had boss rewarded by getting @Autism in the various doekvards. Bir C. NAPIER bore hiCsnoey to the edlcirney of the meters in the Baltic Abet, and suggested the propriety rd 'outdate' with the sit sotiosa given to the tauten in the dockyards the yank of trommsedn. AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS BILL. In TOOT to Mr. PAGAN. Mr. LOWS said that role bill would not be brought ea before the Whitson holidays. THE BUDGET. I Mr. OLYN wished ti know mote his right hon. Maud the Chancellor of tha Esebeq■n on west day he ietesded M bring on the annual financ.al statement The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said he hid Doped it would hays hies in hie power to can mods the financial statement before the holiday., but bef.re doing so it was desirable to have the estimates in a complete fora before the house. The e.tiwatee, Months pascal had been signed, occupied a longer period than he aw cipatsd. Ho could sot thirefore was the financial 1111M1020111 before the holidays, and as it would probably be inconvenient to oaks it on the Friday when the bons, reamemblei, he proposed to sake it on the following Monday, namely, the 19th of May. ' The motioa of adjouremest woe Gm agreed to. RECRUITMENT IN THE UNITED STATES. Lc rd PALMERSTON laid on the table papers relating to the reoraitsiest is the United Meter. POLICE COUNTIES AND BOROUGHS BILL. The sonsideration in CUIIIMIt tee of the ►cues bill was then resumed, and the discuss oo of various amendmee.s to ste• weave Masses of the occupied seri r.l boors. Sons progress beide( limn , Heated with the bit, the chairmaa was ordered to report proer.r. FIRE INSURANCES BILL. Oa the motloa few the adjourned debate on the seeped reading of this bill, Mr. VANSITTART moved that the bill be read aseeond time that day sic remtbs. Dir. G. C. GLYN Mocheated the bill, as it wag orcemsry to enable the Boehm i uuuuu tut o capable. to c .topete with the French, by a reduction of the duly up-ia 'neurones policies, which would ea.ble teem to mire. lb. pr.mieste. Mr. HADFIELD supported the amendeornt, sod said that if the bill were re.d a Hemel time he should propose in «music« the dame of erhict be had given attic,. Hs thought the bill, 'skewed, would be inefficacious to prevent the pretties of insuring abroad ; the bull would be mere wart* paper, sad the tee, tot being productive, ought to be . _ ----- An How. Harem moved the afikursixest of the debate. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER hoped the bill world be allowed to pree.oed. The object of it was to remedy a defect in the law which wee qui.* ineepeetive o the amount of duty. It was an ezneritwet to put down the piracy of the foreign offices ; if ft failed, they might then madder the question of duty. Mr. CROSSLEY thought it would be better to let the bit be read a sewed time, and fn mania ties ink to redoes the duty to le. The motion for the adjournment was negatived without a division, sad the home divided on the bill. For the mooed reeding 133 Against it 3l-102 NATIONAL GALLERY BILL. _ _ _ Oa the order of the day fee dui emasaittes ea this bill, Mr. CROSSLEY booed the bill would sot be proceeded WO at that late boor ( roe o'clock). Notice had bees gives dagreat somber of areenthaeate. Mr. WILSON said hs merely prop - sed to commit the ►ill pro forma, with its view of ineerung amendmeoti. Tie ball was seeerdiegly passed tbsoeab committer, mid the house having messed, it wet ordered t 3 be roomiest with the asseadeasnos. WHICHWOOD FOREST BILL. This tail went through commi'ree wirtiout diasumien. GRAND JURY ASSESSMENTS (IRELAND) BILL. Tois bill was read a emend time. TM following bills were inveraly brought in end read a drat time : Oa the 'notion of the Loop AirroMalm—Curt of Ses sion, de. (Scotland)—Bill tr masticate the Court of Session the Court of Exchequer in Snthind, and to rrgulete p r o_ mime in matters connected with the Exchequer. Judicial Procedure, do. (Seotland)—Bill to emend rod re-emet cer ' tele provisions relating to jedisial procedure and securities for debts in &Wised. On the motion of Mr. Wimiow—West India Loans— Sill to extend, is certain eases, the time for the rptymeat of loam weds to West !edit proprietors. Pawnbrokers.— Bill to mead the sets relating to pawnbrokers. Drainage (Ireland) —Bill to provide for the maintenance of navies times made in comae:ion with deluge, and to make far. ten provision in /viatica o wake of drainage in Ireland. The following committees were nominated : Oa the notice of Mr. Mowevu.—The Select Committee on the Alderabott C.up Monist', Visional' Maack, Colonel Lisdny, Colonel North, Mr. Mannerly, Mr. Portal, Sir Joseph Poston, Colonel Bolder*. Colonel Deane, Mr. Sidaey Herbert; end Ave members to be added by the committee of secretion. Three to be the quorum. Oa the ettCon of Sir FRANCIS BARINO.—Ths Select Committee on Pshlc Monies —B4 F•eacO Baring, the Chaseellor of the Bachequer, Mr. Henley, Sir James Grabste,Mr.Williame, Bir Henry Willoughby'. Mr. Wilson, Mr. Peacock% Mr. Bowyer, Mr. James M'Ortigor, Mr. Ellice, Lord Stanley, Mr. Hockey, Mr. Cardwell, and Mr. George Alexander Hamilton. Power to send for moons, papas, androgenic Five to be the garrote. The other orders of the day were this dimmed of, and the home edjonmed at twenty minutes to two o'clock. (TROY LAST NIGHT'S GAZI11711.) LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, APRIL 1.-No- doe la bushy given that bar Itjatt Will hi Id a levee, at St. Imes's Palace, (sa Wedaatdey, 7as Noy aszt, at two o'elask. LORD OFFICE, Aram 29.—N0- tics iiiherapy given that b.r Majestyw,l, twin a drawiog ▪ om at St. James's P.lermon Thurselsy,the 29:tt Met neat, at two o'clock, to celebrate her Majesty's birthday. Ns pre weetations wall take plate at this drawing room. N.B The knights of the several order. are I. appear is their collars at the drawitstrcom as the 29th of May seat. DOWNING-lITIMET, APRIL 30.—The Queen by bees pleased to spent H. J. Whitney. E.‘ , to be turbos/ master of Osergeteere, is the cllooy of British Gauss. ADMIRALTY, MAT I.—Her Majesty having belle gratiormly pleased to signify her intention of pantie( the tt Sebastopol " clasp to the Moen sod CI ws of her Ma jestj's skips employed M cc-operation with the land foram a the fatuities et Sebastopol, as well se setup, bearing ea it the word " As , ff," to the officers and crews of her Ma jesty's vessels employed in the Set of As..ff, the Let& Com missicieme of the Admiralty hereby give hobos of the tame. The period for which the "Sebastopol" Corp is to be awarded &rewrites as aforesaid, dates from the I.t of Octo ber, 1864, to the 9th 01 September, 1866. 1 M " Asa " clasp will be awarded to the ofiloers and crews of each ships as served In the Sea of As, ff between the 25th e f May, 18.56, sad the 9 h of September, 1866, as well se to the olasn and NMI who were employed is the boats of line-of battle ships which leek pen laths operations against Ta ganrog, or elevelen 'Mile the Sea of /mfr. Is eases is welsh *Scent or me. Item beam mauled in soy espeditien Or oferities is dm Sea of eta If alter the 9th rf September, IWO, the period foe wh'oh the " A 8.8" sleep is to he I soared will be ,acceded to the 22a1 et November, 1954 cad the Derek* ice whisk the same is chisel mat is seals same be defy eseCifoL ~~ VICTORIA (LONDON) MOCKS. COYLY S& TO,. VICTORIA DOCKOI TM MOTION OM las (d -rones Alm va. : Tows. poornoftus TAN THSI L/ DA ST. LOUIE . . 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