The Express. — London, England, 1852-03-19 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—TEITaanaT, MARCH 18. The LORD CIIIAIIICILLOR took his seat at 6 o'cloek. PET IT lONS PRESENTED. Yana TRADS— By the Marquis of NOILMANDY Timms, la favour of. IibIIMASCIIIIIIIMIXT Or CUITNOLDS,—By Lord CRAM WORTH, from Maryport; the LORD CHANCELLOR, hem a Ore set bawd i the Mem& of LANSDOWNE, *es a plasm sot hosed; gad Lied BROUGHAM, from Timber', is favour of. A coeversation ensued between the LORD CIWICILLOS. Lead BROVONAM, Lord CLANWORTN, and Lewd Bum isms. is which the sold' and harmed lords admitted the deft/ability of enfranchising coleykokle, if it weld be effected without ivory to the kids of this manor or the small oopyholders. COVIITY Cut. wre.—By Lord BROUGHAM, hoes Cla way sod Bangor, is favour of the farther eatension of. YORKION AFFAIRS.—TIiII ARGENTINE CON PEDERATION.—FOREIGN WiPUGEKIL—OUT RAGE AT LEGHORN. Lord BEAUMONT said, that seeker hie audio friend the Secretary for Foreign Affairs is his place, Ise would take that opportunity of giving him notice that en an early day he should ask her Majesty's ministers if they were pre pared to lay before parliament any information with regard to the present state of the events which bad recently oc curred is the Argentine confederation. Ile did not wish the day to be much deferred, because ho thought this was the proper time to brie( the subject forward ; and the in formation which he required he wished to be confined to that portion which affected the maritime and commercial interests of this country with regard to that republic. He believed that en opportunity now offered of obtaining by peaceful means the gnat object which was attempted to be attained many years ego by force, and which was justified at the time by the circumstances. Thera was also another subject on which he wished to give the noble earl notice. Me would on a day, to be fized at the convenience of the noble earl, more fur any additional papers, or any cones poodenee between foreign governments and the British goverumeut with reference to refugees in this country, and the protection of British subjects abroad. A rumour was stoat that another outrage had luencommittedoe a British subject in the port of Leghorn, that en officer of one of her Majesty's ships had been cut down or in some way insulted and ill-treated by the load authorities of the Tuscan go vernment, or by the Austrian authorities in the port of Leghorn. whilst on shore in his uniform. He wished to Imo. if this rumour was true or not. The Earl of MALMESBURY said that as to the first qufttion. her Mideny's goversmest appreciated as mach a the noble Ned esaki de the peat imprimis of the gab ; and the ilmeneabie Moire albs pie nst masa to obtain a settlement of the ponion. With rednamo to placing on their ismisidoe' table a continuation of the ear respondence ao to eetapes, be believed that the goverment would have ao °hinnies lareafter liese that arms pondeum, but it wed* set be aldsshM to re public service to lay it is pecenession la pat% hedge their lord ships' house. (Bear, ham) With respect to the third question, with referent:oho Ilse insult committed ea officer of her sty's gravy in the port of le thought his sshis Marl bed allowed rumour to egeripanie the circumstances. The lbws wore simply them: a pally corporal of swiss--of her.llilaisstro slip Fire brand, lying an Lc bees mile, was ea shore en leave of absence on Sur.day night. He is is.. sikaaair, with little provocation on his part, °folded is tir s eenmet, rhea of the Tuscan government ; they idea met NM*, maltreated him, took him to a statics gad again insulted him by putting chains oat lIY tamps sad feet. This took place when he wise Ns uniform as ea gam of her Majesty's service. (far, bear.) Bat le sees ghd to be able to add that is ere spasm tithe astlwakatorferenee of her idelesey's ilemelary Leprodes rdllkoresee. Mr. Scariest, the fie* led lima ▪ setoeft onemped that the Tacoma pverenagat had Oriel the ebief efieseef polies is Forbes he eled days es as seemasist he tie outage be bed eimslibed on the ages. (Hem. begs.) % trams 'Meld he regained to be et sash raiglO b isommembil Wilke BeeintOelionee, lit Imoollb le Minds OW hight, _ aro ddß go* Mom emir l b. a =re aft saas a p h arr aapia a that Ile dim= ear Is be ibis vomit imp_ IWO via& alai anni q r, lois IMP MO liked mane Ora he (Hem) ^ The Meet eir-OEMEIDORC4II-ohl there we ow Meg whisk the govenmein mg midmost width he wee Mild Ihet oniformity NMI NW apt be eb• joill amino follo a V At am E ., Clod e. ing Wigs mi II sup pent ft.mob thimebte via Elm *oft &lei (beam sod wadi ammo% a4m) sump eharmter. (Base butt.) Elia Mid of DERBY mid ibis subject, with all these rebeboVis it, were ado the most anxious mel rd *rimed of Olimee mg the Oesunandevia ogibe Peter. POLICY OF THE 00VILIUMBET. The See NEWCASTLE postponed a petition on this Wasentes amid to morrow (AL day), to en mist the Earl of Shaftesbury to bring for ge!! aMein with be bed on the paper, and which ho Ma mealestli bring on the next day. ..ass I lum. Ma wea unable le . weft, bo the tisa tulach i ' m v t i f . e s &ralassitaf Vireos wild and 47 a dt dascriptjf i ri =Aim GM %wars Ja the two Map of ..r e d me of at eV Ai m elms wen at the morass of the try, woos number rebtabod also at a. moan qr the srpaisom at era asylum at Maass" (os we mudsoo user .801121U1r --- lIIIIPO VINO eat mordillbart - la oda, oZzteeshoeS the oemby witomoo ribbed by dr b whit\ tho isylem so tbs to wbiollq: a bitmoL Thum oda llobemmail ireirso Molly of 'ebbe WM ebo chams Oat be whebal bombs zra Ma to m the meaty or Ti r e gisly bet ombt to ea dr areaby paerally. bs did sot proessl to soy eght the mid.. Yaw was in • sothitrassy oradleisa, or awr art it did act read la seed of sees remaimet. Ibleght the utabidamot of Mrs Mabel lunatics was an amass that ✓ight Moly sightly tall en the pubis Ahab. But whir they Moo to that plat they bight also to warder how dllbolt w i l l == m aed bow they mull draw the Has battens wad Mint mad dor maws hostim Ma nab Imbed said that the prams* of these aisaleol lemilsoamositbase who were saarokylabasr las eater Mad= Maim vet injurious to be plash& eassal Met lanes ahem m Math e the county lar dry web dis w him la al dr tame se abed s! ? it was ssobst sa the Mel gerterning hustle uplooes: The noble) bud lomad hem abbot, because if be brooOt a bill is it that boon k would he on infringement of *a privileges atlas Sam of Comma, imassesh as it would lavabo the mellsollea of a sent of he the mai/Ma me eflkos esahltimats. if wen da ems, an Mimes to the seammafts sea atabilubmats was TalVTOrr t HAIWITNY—No ; far ea *dry to conaldsr the expediency. llarl of =REY prossoled. Oliellj as blab en thud salurst, be said tied sold they ash left eeeittisd dl rsa the semosos, all ths (Wy of eras th• dialled= between the bro classes, while be quit* scrod with the aside earl that it alga be expodient md drizabla to tapirs late W law NNW( to tb=t om . *sir it meld be ossaslbaly t *fp vla magi le MO and set Os most per of ma •11.11111111 C r II I :1 .at . The SWIM of Os Me alms al butlublusaa meet bole been ; the ma of saistasanos of re) barb' the.. wee 341. 10a. • head per mu.; o ibluodusou it wee 151. ; and ia et sr thus, be beamed, it was Meet SOL in addition to its it onred immillaro of mieteamos, tuba wwu.Y, to pelability, b thesensommes of a mammal sobblish- Lho eel of sash • began as his amble MGM ma meld _probably bo aft WOOL, and Wirt am 110.1100 i. aid bo did all ass wfq, to well etesty thi gt, gay MOW sot Abet the eldest by Wades, os wall so a t could it in any state) asylum rho had bar amibred by a former gommusat, sad be) alaidesed by the aunt , and he hoped that his aside Muni meld be stdYfoi wide the ossommus, on the pert of the immissaat, that this adder amid sot be lost sight o 4 sad that he washi sot think it alum. am to tell IS thole lordship to *dm Ur hems cc the LedCl<ANWOßTHsaidberpd,aAera. ammo of the sobs earl who had jest sat down, that his sable friend would net eldest r withdrew the neetin. His noble friend doled ems doebb whither the Moto law CRIMINAL LUNATICS. TM siat i SAFTESBUKY, attar presenting a peti tion bps of Leicester ea skis nation, rose te mow OM a addrem be preamated to has Majesty praying tant her Majesty will be gemietedy planed le Mks into her esesideration the cardinals, et the strabliabseset of • riots asylum for the care awl sesepily if these who ere denominated " criminal lu maitre." The ere emi= of criminal lumina had bees • mallet et great and considerable can and Magadan bed bra bellowed by magistrates in various parts at the ementsy te the bereave ment of their asylums. Their atieuties bed bra dears to the fact that the proem et sickish bran was wry gnat Mr to the *trimmest of wpm* The had became latelendie I NM be bed boss !squinted to bring the Wiest helm their beiship. The UM "minim' lunatic," perhaps reran to lavabo soisethimg et • sem tradiction • but it was the mammy end resolved Ws, and it embrace d every class sad sad arms frau the miserable idiot whe asil a tila re=sene suer mous re of violence up is the me of the poem Me rap preached imier wile erased breed*, and were perhaps ia . et disk assess at the Ile/ sew mitted the same with whisk the _bad kw charge& The criminal lunatics Writ be divided into fair elms : the arm wanted of thaw who bed actually buss. Made, at the time fixed for their triaL The sseemi dem was eser posed of them who, briar use et the time in their bid were, by a spent man Mad to be inane at W time ef eamittlar the tame. The third shoo wen peas who had brine lunatic after esstme had beam pored upon them. Now, there wee a barth sir. el perms rho were elaal gar atirgesaviesise—vonsan mil ream esavisled hers weeoretir, mil who Mil berm brim. The Mrs whereby these ream wow dent with sad their deteadem teed, were ceetained Is these statutes. vim Meath ead 410 Geo. 111., the be Gad in et Vie., ea the Sod GM 46 at Vio. The sable gad emphised the metre of thee, NOM; sad yreeseded le_ eir det now was meth* dm ot Wain whisk asseloW el perm dos seight be ha dearer ef seminitier sear gime. Pargrany may meg* trete ride amnia aim to a rook r • plum neuron, but by &leaser it sequinithat riojirline amid am* men parse, mad an bo &salt be esmateek settee sedliat seat sr a Mune pin deal surely. Nese of than parties, • them eermielsil by AO ms. and be libe without the wathsritg et tiles e o n of free. Now, be would Mee the amease WI The total modern edideallmulimis liasissi ad Wales woe 40, ef when Si mom ark% ma , 79 ilummisu list their lordships taxialerir times visa ther eine te leek at the sombim and emelsed , with whisk tke Maras wigs diva, dry would Is t" 4 W Gilmer agabot life, sal mar that heal they act air Meng moaulto, lout awing, nat wee st 116--asedar, rarer, sod Comirimp, •their ir would lad that, for those amen the ramder val for rimn again inge* smi win de pram sere of the latter of the pima dirminim the ardor woo 199, 0 mks eel Id lemoku Tice amber of person ambled if medemorese wee 0 ,• mod ef those eismitled ter von ef mar, and who bed enemies brew him% a Their hair* mist set =ppm then Oho* MIN paras MIMI flaw =Mai for mat ef egretim they won set iimperefes per elm es he geed they Amt mew dim wing arse dew perm New, den alit Imam wire distamitod Is mien whim mod owe moirmimei y the sapormwt. La delhisher lempleal ins. IPSO liabli at the nveimegt wpm 103 eriaded MOM. At aa asylum war inkiregy thew were 67. The general treat ment of dises paints he mold neat refer to. The Mugs might Jody, la sere arse, the evil art =, tit tle presemee ef dis ag e o Lagre eseasi the other *de logiships the losses life and habits of these pease, who wore isolpiated mined bear Me. They ha pawn a Mg mum of evil. sad priii pry, albeit as mar ; sad the Memo are gee ant Wt the Maw wader which they _Mena vas an the ellost either era soma; ad litok bad* mull fa gene gook prism bias imeraimet magi the emir, windy, Mid, ma smiths hamar Is amoeba. boom may ef the nuttier Weft 1161141111111.1101 pedeste—vory timid gad smodligh asi the resimaint Mita( ia a their Wolfs lii ii siths lisel they Mee salad la au a prise. osil thel woe mat then he pgsklimed. Urea beisr moteddel ashilsos pariat o who bad somalllel mimeo of }t ilesseirfeu, melt a lab( seme denithned ; diair Woe • life magi omit t awl the hope.* which mu 4hus region' spa lift * n= o as holed to re- ad ilek, bal es maid of the illie l =seen lie itoedeitsi eleqPilka i rt" MI a peat loosy et uses t aio fire, they am the alien of Grimsat aparlemeni ems. Now, they add k res mo _* median seem braid with *lams with sear s that the eerier dMural =woo literily my Mint ; thmt dab Mbito, hair bener m mum d 116, wime 60ems sad poolsioas to the ether palsats ; het it ma mass am la aasegoies of disk presoak lo shoehe =Vine sod Immo ; sad SO Or aisle sod ardor of he swim ass latodesed with. They sad he WM an to ago the lamalhe homelves le hesto t sad hat they inn When whoa they saw after pions Mewl* oat hey thonsolie dehdeed ; hot dey *amp% mil to kiss edits to suit hen ; rh v r ea llio paw& assopellool us =Am theaesfues. hey added Ildo ealmitely materk ghat Ger Addy &Mewl On gad pull of the whims. • We Moe law L Mem eon to Gemmel tom the east 'riser tkiLie they ware emani 1016 were Illareq d 4 the il l."P arallail l et trette milialb LWpoisso ," ausir aht he h. ast frim us regy b larit =e l . theedies, eisWnl aa end* to pt isle the imphin Thum wee 66 abed nun that Um wen rhapsodic to maim but they= Mier atm Now the messy thei be pospeell in 66 dale aumvie ester` dim aril is • shin oder he the -Gen l waredyW idled sionmd • Ti_ meelis ' M me _ id l e sonsmealeitr, the rn e There = l = t ills". * rent h br iddi ran. Zir di ra idea la tho ha yle* they veal& Imo to eridder whiner it thevid be mineimmi loy the gisis er by load rare. eel whether core diusellsauy yam should mot be sirs tithe fieentery el NM me to *a liborasisa of the pilgrim Theism ill, thee roperay aide* on a cern ad Mae sealibe Omaha silessiremellsol it would eahlyllat sub • Italy vas if Mid' alai. Now, there whom they semi eloWy miligM be Ms smodiZi=oelleC has when they eseirsot away to be et owed ad* They wild bate Ilsoshoo to am assn orhalows sea )1111111111 .llllmmil to Shwa* Ask Ow mould We le ail* toosulittee, bow 17:01be dim* hoe to be *Wash Theo NM lo so times was ia the prime dip 'a yi est tomilimp, bob with hays sad Arles, to rhea has pm There son, he belie* yams who sway mewed that they add de *el lbw line* Tioy MI tbst whatever ed. osoM lisses t le hey seight esmoll,_ lida s ha the pia strider is- modem hmerthe mireimmeord Oat all howled is hes yes elaftellsat ko - 1111a, no Mae lie eariadled by wig On InlMM*lhst • be mi lein be pnented to br le gam *grabs te be ti s tei l l i al s i a n d :ZZ a 8" .111" it Lad itt it 16 duty, me dm of the • aim* 'Mae* iselem ia the r ustyr of lander, M ea d theit h iralima tt Ell iott ody. by the err seem is the onsay- The Nen thige bad bees se war* = e rntiott to swirka~wserisans: = 7 adorn thz believed thaterigethe else& preen berho ll erreatly dlministrai, sad *et name hod bees • pest gob is the utiles rearemed. sad thware be wae• isrore ea kis pars. me es that et tbeir leddre any desire le imbefooe is the itiftel = ma the beams enema o lder `lm bran Put be 1 am ire ha lei ft: we the remiss wish is i soli Shad sigma le hol lima hi solshass of het trestme* whisk hewed to basis Goyim in thin mormohy, with tarns `het be la =limike the of the berm Nis aide skeined le their s uniedriff Pia= maoreenea whish be Mort say was a ! Yes la Wm. To my • am ago a adage% woe to ay that be was hr his Misr; gad to mullet he wee a keydia. ens to se i d e at wee bre- I masedd i :Ed mi theerhyp 10_ saw_ one la drawn( I. • lime ' bie seer idea imbed to Mir 1 berms hnielie and ether bseilka. Be , I it wall be soesteri to only the sing porigis il t= Weed to shales kaolin to ad tiro who van whist aka esaW/Vai, it the gdy slimes woo, thee me a them ha geomilled diet Mid, if he lied' bees is $ goes Ode name, woad hew ale him Mlle wi W man war is no some easiiiiim cl es ai but ad limil the eirpostasity et Moe that whisk mike kir beide to rembhmest. Ile wee at • bee to usigistogol is Ina panda the lase ha bra Irrnolail IS is the two elgsree—dar who vim dealt with hr the 1196 emil 40th der re 111., measly, pumas whir led bar Mad set raimr - 41 Os ammo as whisk they Imo the pima of imoleyoteik dose who, Isar = m dr earromer led buss dineft desit with mkt the est ef the Id ales 4th 0 de eises, ad moan who bares Wel bad boo fwd to goof Is be Mom mod Hisao, with out brag red is widget the aressity nee hails` eta Jaw, herd bees, try the allit= i of two magistrates. and with the marks d two mon, traoshered to a W7h; 7.1 . .77tisa - Qt Mo ca ther ea holing. Ms skis (shad ail it wee the both of Masi sad Prim, te said rempusibilly by allowing thh plus. Psehopeos kaki hid the hamar, for a less number of jus illik a f e. th b e e s=efam ona g ra the2F s a oh M mitrepek mks prejailee; bat he he he amble hind tem qofte vital k dist Mn was the lust Ws of the kind mhos& g e obis of the jays. Os the eentrary, it wee the Mike el w jailtm wt they were bewail to stead es a sort fields& I. the bequest Undue, el [mks to kik their resamlitilhiss. (Brat.) He bad bail this in his um muds% sad bo mums that that was Pee miversal balks of his kaftans ea the Mash. Hie peseta to remedy this evil was this : Cues in the .dm ~11 *Mid be tried distinctly is reforest* to the ittet, sway we set stilly, of the dime; sad, the right Wag peamitted St the ea ladies men 'silty, to eking Ikea wr belief. of the isiaity, this emetisa zresedddme2V wards peopeely knee to be bushed foto before nal whisitikad be hos from the prejudices shish se deal; "si tzi=srAd a =ao .l. (ll ' best ia l this ampred et the of Sato, mil some other WO teastioaary, es. 1611116 Wield ast now say. Bat that tribunal, he ems coarkeed, easht sot to be aa onlimary jury. ((Bear, bier.) At preesat, bee s, mad t • wise were permitted to look. maths lunacy of a there were esatinual viebriess of oaths. AM this to be stepped ; for it khaki Ms fads oftuides. Hear hear. Thu Mel of 811AFTRY replied, expressing his seibibellea with the sposite of Lord' Derby ad Cran treat, sd.taeustist le withdraw the motion. Thu media was oemodhaly withdrawn, mad at 7 o'clock their lordship. edkameil. COUNTY POLICE—RIFLE CORPS. The Earl of ELLENBOROUGH, pursuant to notice, MO to nom, 0 For • • mans showing the number and thane of the rural or municipal polies in each county, mea of • city, and borough in Eastland and Scotland ; also a return showing the number sad charge of the r a iiie le Inland ; and in each ewe the meant of such c defrayed out of the public revenue to be specified." T sable earl said his object was to point out, with refinemes to this police in Inland and Ia this emetry, the imwerwity which saluted is the proems spasm hawses the two sosetriss, and to drew that to the emessies hawses the rural polies sa rest seams of asthma ailthey debase whish the sow des lilk a r es esseldeatiss. Is baud the pollee were out the whole caostry, and the mews wee besseirig ~gooeen wept when • special Awes was sat Ile NMI dietmghd MOWN, es where • rassouseady lawless= was rebid is the robotism st as retiesks In this smile, lion wee us with= gas et meal The we es est prod Is UM while a la trader 'swim the rower Is _aim • mites as sitey soledthlth assussey. sod Is la s limit le whisk that Ma sight he assist. thaw OM est, be hellesed about me be/ et the oeuMbe be mood had /speed • pollee, but It l i t i l e se arm el ate steesgth e sse bed the sathur el in dams* eousthe as, Melba be the edges*, the eme ; It degthied awe es the Ida liberality or the slew sighted aseassy, a the sr gleheta. Ia th e 'moth, whose be happened to esellth the ea- CNse tbe pilies egad Is amity serbelf A& sox* isle I mg I wag old got filieby, OM be was smalls& Mei a yew sin le Woo the le imam tk• ibego - was anises Crir e th is e e dilles wise sallothip thathated mow the whole deb eillsimey oegmtke where ebb • Mess ilea* been sale'-l. woad be mob psalm this M Isont ; bongo Moe these was not luta oboe wes gsmessiod, owl Based itself weer ihe emmise. Re we of tharefore, that Seib he souswee mob =h a se llisi hreishegt lBlll = l.l oll t hatl *MI be the sumo wanks,, bid OM those Muhl be eel fooelly d spots; eel OM the ems polka shield be Mk eat to the if Ilestml ale then ef za Ind s dist wee, a poet% Wart Be Mile memo polio At Ike peed Ono la the sap ism he whisk the resethweat en be madeemildhol Mows was is the Mlle pdlo whose study MOM woe sal b• at met oe ut ireimille l i g het =prat Mamas st pilau/ lady le them the @Wilda slide a dd lien / . eery _bermes the used pike sod the sesemas Mimi demo Bawl mar be him when he the IMO poneedne the sowthr • sgslat es thew& aerie sod ea be =graSolla i lhe_ yak/ ke Mho! _egesSel i a cane o f it to lie:sker wadi be esspeoded. Evesywhige Moo weed book =rozoki be be draw; sad be doled the god= it a polka ad the Mahe be guidon per belie le peps. when ego Me lied to dielhod the =tagrattriourkt seat, wi g t e i s l e ar 4r wL egg l is e out elleseilet As the mite sew deed weld on seethes - algth seeressed kr a pe;ible sitL =Loy, but they ass gat t thie pawned wide weed be segykok em boa is the ls essemba elk pot jj te the peterommt, ,, then a OM IMMO to MOO% the kohlom Nam likeeesnoteet see le do goy mil le Wm*" Me mew Be druid bog with wee repel OM the poommtbed ems to dist &skim - The Ankh& tummelenleil by the isenrory el BIM be SO fiord the LO wormiest Mil thews a 11111• P es es essedeme of hodir eed bed *Mel the they time glop. Bat lt gib *deo that they woad be ef west miwastese ; they weld be bowed of palm /the sans easslidea w sole n those poems who wed! be heed We the MIS* by law that MO* be peoed—bst they would be `e etollikood Ewe oisommad min Is pro they Todd ayeepody :it claim is the doe of word c l o the end etas the dissip but ates smilmell Gros mar be a Moab di to the redo is laic z the Bohn et gesery. Wl* sobleme gemeneet web= sossikl Be 442 veiniest gib ow meld be ahem, k ego eibb ellendie oaf le Maimer kelomeo of Mks a the ones they mewl ; god widest dot kwyety ihey soil set um ofisigedy, son lisr 80, Asoilboiodth post sedgy, should await the fee, of his mils • The lid of MIT so Modern to the .gins. which his sable Mewl hod mond kr. Be ,curd hie sold. Mod did met wish ides them be aims es a diesuoisa with Memo to the LOA sad bib peas. With owed b the bid polies, he agile Mood ow see* ewe* is swims that the open ef .. it wee beam by the gressmemt egos yeses epe. l = posed a kw yam now* the ie of that Aro ea the hot. alterstios ille C bees mode dm this doe by giarbelf of the bodes was berme by de peas tofthe oho belt by the amestlee. Me agreed Mb hi Mile Mod OM the irmslasitil asis f the slam die sued plan is Msnumb,, the wields sad yespoodem is whisk k we opal maw the endow at large, was a oder: tat sopeired solomelo gn s ev as : d he obi *greed with hies Nee did pow met es demo osestiss where then mu es Mein Ned this km ammo shessist be bier sat if the had Ma* Me-4s being easier ef Menge Is the .was of pound se well as reel pope. OM soh e Soo should be mobilised, what the not cusp 'st a i r on zeal poverty. (Nei. Mir.) be art he did sot mostly see the oessesles the whit seemed to thew between the Ewa pease sad my Moo that W is he raised d• wilialsia assasta kr the Wessel el the seroky4 es( be owe Mod he Muhl mot Mirk his agile Moot Mem he aid this es this IMO esosikessism the ~recent lei is. to the sesshrith tan the daisies Mahe las deosthamt wee a soma mid iseemehie denies mad they sew le area to the one view et Se aft sod met te sin miy Iseggiery W towage theimasellem et lay wham mpg et pees gook Be woad met Mr We demean et the de jest of the bill Ss be thee* hie the Oka knee of polkaed ke Ile 'wobbles of s idildej hat when it one to *sir Web* be biped his odds Mead weed OM that k woo set epos to es gouda se he seemed to mopes. it woad be. Ile apmsd wish ids Belie Mud that it wee booted. Moe wituslaws Nis I woe obblishol, that the dedd be mikevelly of soli bre ; sad it was • eerthlha lapseed by the Me asset, with regard to Me seer, that although and be be prodded el the =paw of sok sop key ROUSE OF 003010N8.—ThoisDAT, MARCH 18 The hrzazas Welt the chair at a few minutes before tsar o'clock. NEW MEMBER: Mr. Coome, the newt elected :amber for Kildare, Wok the oaths and his wet. The hon. gentleman was introduced by Mr. M'Culhsh sad Mr. Moneall. _ _ _PRIVATE BUIMICEBB. The Oxford, WtTresiiir, aid 'll l 4l;iriamptca Railway Bill WM read amend Om mud referred to a melted com mittee. PUBLIC BUSINESS. PETITIONS PRESENTED. W A OMIX AND CAIMANS DUTT.—By Used OIL T PLMoeda • d Mr. OLIN, from liskeepses of grbar GMs. AtANNNTANT Rirolur.—By Ur. BRIGHT, from M; Mr. DIVETT, from Ezatio ; Sir H. DAVIE, irth Berwick, Al Amour at ox Exowtmoom—By Sir G. PECHELL, teem illrem i :7 442 fi P. SCROPE from Sheol 011110Kiecm& ai;mhs/ parses; oboes iseemeti I=oo UK a 7• 1 4 =het they Mee ilZad bona hem the et the kved nes = WWI ',she M be boar tax to the el II mem lime—hr roollmeme it Mon Tax., —By Mr. 1111111 ( Nan afeem th lic e i 4 poetise is SAM : ehophe, aiams i aorgio mk res. Migre embenear ma isan nasew =useAldhareepleglissairedieseeelk liodliel‘ Wary Somieed, Chew Seld, Westiestom, leimisy, sad lies, he sr pesi el. Coaroaancet or Loonow.—By Mr. DIME. Am Jelin Reembeem Esq., examielskos el the el the sesperiallea of Lomax', is theM seeds elm= ter a Mug Se awes the ales el eind ef ether AM Ames t softiies( he a vemegy Sze the mow Mr. 00111 EM pommeled aleiseVier of peWsee i hat la m low a elms thee Eder Ilede payer Aar dr Moo Ibuy ease ham mull be Ism& NOTICES OF MOTION FOR THUMIDAY, Awe* 1. By Mr. IL MILIIII,—A resolute= the suldeM seareopsodemes wide the AIWA goveremmat te Napoli relapses la Ns Mushy. The team half het be a MAIM ley*, Xxisstre It had lima polished la lie mewspapere, P = 114 hewed his melba anarthelem. By Mr. T. IFITICCOVILT,—A bill to ehortes the door time el pedismeam. By lk H. A. BARRON,—A committee of the while Muse to %he We semidoratica the Often& emediliss of the pee* sf IrelemL By - Kr. HETWOOD,—A motion on the Mime dais proposed rowel of the Crystal Palace. VOLUNTEER RIFLE CORPS. Sir DE LACY EVANS hell INC ia a pier it the doy (tbe Ds* Now Itpolued the mta—"TheVdershme Mho hove, it ie time hy the lam isomiemsei s eri ms tbe peak* of treiambs he bie s it Is delho s ed. Shoeldl l t ea ttemext_ Firm ..tom - sty. " t mill _Seallems he Me Impel this Melemest wee M tons, but be meMel put a "Miss so the whim" es the ma for plai • Mee supply the army estimates. S a alt sr.) OUTRAGE ON A BRITISH SUBJECT AT LEGHORN. to keep up rents ; there are Orangemen and high churchmen among them who wish to perpetuate see. tarian ascendancy : there are men " immured in the Bastille of their rank" among them who are averse to every extension of popular immunities. Amid all their professions of readiness to comply with the popular will they do not pretend to deny that, if left to themselves, they would prefer having their own way. All, therefore, that the people of Eng.. hind can expect from these men is that, if strictly I watched and kept in check, they will not be able to do much harm. I marked the ems of the Cullastriisi Beak from Ohm savings bank failures ist mul bead, no doubt arose from a usalshs v umscm se negliguiss en the mut el edministratileffir ss Os real mass of the loss ; but he Wm //Min = el vers the ram examined rigidly with mole 0a be merits, *ay could not, upon the conduct sfassammisduesn of the national debt and the government of the dth et feund may leigal or equitable claim for compensation. Whig so, hs might be asked upon what principle the 30,0001. had been voted. (Hear.) Considering all the circumstances of the case, and the prolonged malversation that had occurred, the hon. gentleman's clients might consider themselves very fortu nate to have obtained the assistance they bed done from puliament. He did not know one instance where the suf torero from the mismanagement of a savings bank bad been so compensated. Under these circumstances, it was his duty to resist the motion. He did so with unaffected pain. He trusted the hon. gentleman would not peer his motion. The whole subject ot savings banks was now under the con sideration of government, with the meet anxious wish to meet the greet difficulties of that very difficult subject, and if possible to place their affairs on such a footing u to ren der catastrophes like this impossible in figure. With re gard to the victims in the present cue, remembering what bad occurred, ho could not feel it his duty to sanction the views of the bon. gentleman, and he must be placed in the painful position of opposing the motion. Mr. H. HERBERT thought the bringing on of the sub ject ill-timed, but should feel it his duty to divide with Mr. Reynolds. The ATTORNEY. GENERAL for IRELAND fruited that the motion would be withdrawn, but, if a division should take place, ho would be compelled to vote with Mr. Reynolds. Mr. HUME strongly advised Mr. Reynolds not to press the motion to a division, as his doing so could be productive of no good. Sir H. WILLOUGHBY urged the necessity of a reform I in the present savings bank system. Mr. SCULLY would give his support to Mr. Reynold's motion. eie," as ohms) Bat, sir, though the alble lemillaa et glum nodes of the question, I can mg this, thmt her Asjeaty's government have insisted on tbe ge =ra eesa mettitisareparation ; for the Tamen an i t geternment, is not in a amadhisa te b :Zl itself o the same, in the cam of an outrage at thie kind, that it was committed by the Austria* aathmiW ; and we have therefore insisted upon reparation from the Tama government. (Hear, hear.) With regard late career pendente between our government and the government cd Austria, I believe-though I could have spoken with more certainty had notice been given-I believe I may say that it has terminated, or is approaching a speedy termination, and that the resalt will be satisfactory to the house. (Hear.) Lord J. RUSSELL asked what bad been the remit Of the inquiry which bad been instituted in this ease? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER would be much better able to answer this question if he had anti.,. (Hear, hear.) He would afford the noble lord the infor mation he sought to-morrow. NATIONAL BOARD OF EDUCATION (IRELAND.) Mr. B. OSBORNE wished to ask what wore the inten tions of the government with reference to the National Board of Education in Ireland-whether it was their inten tion to move for a committee of this house, to inquire into the working and present position of the spina; and, if so, whether they intended to move for mach a committee before Easter ? Mr. WALPOLE wished the hon. and pant member would give notice of his motion. (Hear, MM.) Mr. OSBORN/ observed an the inmilen of tbe government by has NOM In letethee ghee ) sad drew fore ' although the right ben pelisse I oily been a shoot time in office, he led Mid that he amid haw Lan able to answer. (Cries et " emier.") He would put the tame questions to-morrow. PUBLIC LIBRARIES. Mr. EWART gave notice that on Monday next he would pet a question to the right hon. gentleman the Chancellor of the E xchequer relative to the estald ishmene of public libraries, with free access to the public, in different parts of the ma tropolis. THE INCOME-TAX COMMITTEE. Mr. HUME remadted, that owing to the recent political changes which bed token place several members of the comities use the Moen tax had bola se-elected, and mist L. le b s a paobited mow that flammittee, if it Win _ended to with the eliy. The linings of FRANCE. the Merit been inUarryted In eseenesees of a Mahe net led arise as to the regebniny et lb proseedisp FRENCH FINANCES.-THE BUDGET. That resides was to bare been Mesa fa the bare, but as some time bed new sips& without 'eyeing hang done, PARIS, Menses'* , EVZNINO. and as the Chamois' of the Iffabewers was a amber of The budget of 1832 is published in the Monitear the committee, he china be girl telinew whet NOM he of to-day. The promulgation of this all•importaut meant to pumte with wind is it, he be Amid he sissy* go en with the inquiry unties he wee te have the amen of law by . a decree of the executive, when the legisla. the right hon. gentleman, or makes setae undmalandiagaladi turn is Just on the point of aasembling, is the most be come to. striking proof of the nullity of those attributions The CHANCELLOR of the lICHIMITSM wished the M r . WAL - FO - 1. - li had - lio objection to the introduction of which have been reserved for the representative inquiry of the committees le be renamed es Ms original foot- the bin; the principle might be discussed on the second b o dy The 39th article of the constitution of J an , leg, and he should be happy te est apes ft again. If the reeding. 1,1 provides for the discussion and enactment o f hon. gentleman would wanneskete with' him, he had no Mr.RWART moved the re-appointment of:tha commit- ~ doubt that a satisfactory arrangesnent could be come to. teem public libraries, for the purpose of printing further Pr'll ects of law and taxation by the Corps t c y i V a t i l. THIS FINANCIAL POLICY OF THE GOVERNMENT. retinas relating to public libraries abroad. Yet here iaa total modification of the system of taxation Mr. HUME asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer Agreed to. which is to haVe the force of law without any deli. whether be was prepared to give the house say information ARTERIAL DRAINAGE IN IRELAND. berative body of the state having been consulted. epee a very important subject ? They had voted the num. Mr. F. FRENCH moved for leave to bring in a bill to We diem for the navy as well m the mem la a manner, amend the acts relating to arterial drainage in Ireland. ea b the minister of finance in his report fen . thus foresta ling the main office of a The excuse assign " - f be sort say, he had never knows the lime to do before. said, as the law stood at present, all power rested with th e (Meir, hear ) At all events, they bed *MS that there Board of Works, and the system bad produced universal presentati ve assembly is the inconvenience re. of cue se disposition to offer the awvesament my unfair ob- dissatisfaction amongst landed proprietors in Ireland. Pro- prolonsing for another quarter the provisional budget, juries to decide whether or The which Is modelled on that of the preceding year. Curtis Lepistatif will therefore occupy itrielf with *sleet sal what he wished now to Mew was, whether sentments were sent down for the pament of money before they OM dentuntant) would be per, sad at what the work had been actually executed. The object which he emu, to mit* any statement as to their pies with respect had in view was to leave it to to their ? aleser,boa4)_ not weeks had been executed, and also to render it ith. the budget of the next year. Notwithstanding the The CZ ei C a lffait ij t s he EXCIEMQ[OIII-I beg to iterative that all such works should bo done by othuset. economy of nine millions effected in the September ny that dab Miss will be given of say filOodal statement The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that dividend of the Five per Una, and the that the t may be desirous to mesa. (L aug ht er .) though his acquaintance with the subject was not deep, it o m i s si o n of the civil li s t o f the Presi , y THE EET SAVINGS BARR, DUBLIN. was sufficient to show that the statement of the hon. gentle- dent which is to be fixed b a Striates. Mr. REYNOLDS moved that the home resolve itself man was justified. Papers relating to the subject had been i n t o a committee, to com m a s the Lees isissubed hy the left by the late government ; and his right her. friend the Co" nsultum, the sum total of rd o :nary expenses soarers in the Me Cuffe-street Se leak, Dublin ; present Solicitor-General for Ireland had communicated exceeds by eight millions of francs that of end that an Innible address be te bar Most Gra- with the Solicitor to the Board of Works with a view to an 1831. In order to mitigate as much as possible tho tarn & aims Majesty, preying her to their NOS late her royal alteration. apprehension which might arise from so great an emeikestles, and te gnat then s seeponesisn for their The motion was then withd ra wn. increase of the public expenditure , certain items keen MIA se Minn lase Ils j eaty OW Oh louse would BORNEO. w hi c h h ave hi t h erto b een m i xe d up w i th the mass nuke geed tits same. Mr. Refuel& obeerred that, in 1848, Mr. HUME having moved for papcn relative to a corn budget, such as expenses of collection, and a select semmittre was mapplated to inquire tat the failure plaint made by Mr. Burns that he had c- of the met with ohetru of w banks in Cuthoweet, Dublin, Tease, Killarney, turns in his commercial pursuits et Borneo, from Sir James expenses aff ect ing the departments, have been weeded and in d ; sad be bed bed the blame urea that Mann out and formed into a separate column. Hence the moodon of pladft elm adalelola to a minim* Wise le see Mr. H. DRUMMOND took occasion to refer toe charge sum total, one milliard one million of francs, of the night ; though, - es sine ether ' bengeedmin who bed he had made on a former occasion against the character of or di nary expenses d oes no t i nc l u d e t h ose i tems. Th o sesseedM le yeribming the NNW ten he bed weld s ad a Mr. Miles, on the faith of whosestatements Mr. Hume received Me seenneds of heoldejlety to inn a new pwn led brought accusations against Sir James Brooke. He had expenses of the ministry of war arc increased by went. (Laughter.) The ssamatmas sat d at tagtbs rare 1848, made inquiry. and now produced an affidavit proving that seven millions. This augmentation is attributed to 1849, and MO ; and is the Amu* of the last Named year this Mr. Miles was a person, who had kept a house of the extraordinary expenses attending the deports. they seals aroma (hem whisk Whoa gssiesmea read in South Australia, and had been charged with lion of several thousands of political offenders to sewed enreele), to ( W Whet that it the beak Ind heat dosed min mot of the Ices sustained by the eafferen lir. ME ' doubted whether the affidavit alluded to - Algeria. The department of marine requires an in. millions, half of which sum - is destined meddling bona presented. He would at OM* avow that had not come through Sir James Brooke himself. With crease of 12 his *et me le shine the balance of "KUL, which was regard to Mr. Miles' character, that gentleman had brought for defraying the cost of the new penal settlement at dee le the 1,977 demsetten is the beak; and that sum he an action against Sir J. Brooke's paper, the Singapore Cayenne, and half for the transportation of criminals. oil net es a giit, Mt as a right. From 1833 to 1819 Pree Prom, for publishing Mr. Drtunnamsd's speech, and To this increase of 19 millions must be added the tie 6 Mennielsein tur the Reintios eit the National Debt had recovered damages for the libel. The honourable expenses of the new ministry of po li ce, the (location know that tide bask men es beelveut side, end sin that member was interrupted in his explanation b its isonweey was imeessing bum yen le Testi sad i ct An Hox. Mamma, who moved that the house be of the senate, the increased salaries of the councillors bad sever _ stli tho Mill fimiton le the am had : counted , and only 33 members being present , the house of state, diplomatic agents, judges, and other fun loc sSesell Men die smositstoo that OM mon adjourned at 8 o'closk. tionaries. Such are some of the main sources of =wed ea the pound el pablie )iny," whist he Iri Ming net it was lbws' the dop y'. et the Cidersteest Bank night hen muted give ervireoo. saving of nine millions in the September dividend of mad a. onialiessees run cm all th e the Five per Cents. will be considerably reduced by Labs the United Klagdma ; and se the total --..-- the compensation promised to hospitals and other Shwas wen three selliees, be OIL Reynolds) TO CORRESPONDENTS. establishments subsidised by the State for the loss eNli alli maim" 147 the it newlllsat Was ennillin g t Ismaid erns r.. na skew; m il me , m d se ., of 10 per cent on their funded income. The sum *Minn sesheidis. A resslusim me pined by the ~m ., ,b es gh i g ed „„, Teak, and y Riot, la time allowed for extraordinary public works was in 1861 bum te psy the dominion Its. le she pound, end a voted ten m t. 111,01111. was alma be for that purpose. Thu 10,0001., tesstassataatmauusad k g . Th e g 5p ,....u, 5 , k , gs,..wg pinyon, 59 millions, and will amount this year to 73 millions, se at least a rosin of it, was gosg, but not east bet ins Moo, 10, Bouvidallroor. by Two o'simk on Qs two millions of which arc destined for completing until the govensment had wet ova Mr. Martin ear of sabtiestiaa. the Louvre. Such is a general outline of the budget to make a thowegl esessinotka et the sesseets: After s of expenses. pasta inveattgatios se the bans be bend OM a total de- HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. fat sties lt is not to be forgotten that each eakulations are was 84,9781. 10s. 7d. ; and, when the wilatreed Tun Dior-Marnlas, lb. err. -Anima" la. arm, alhowasess and the claims dieellowed kr had To.somaow-Moning, Is. 1ia.....-...afternsces, th, us • tonally greatly disturbed by the fiscal excrescences bees thilseted, then was a bermes et 66,2191. Pk 4d. due ____ termed extraordinary expenses ; and it is in fact only to the isgesitem le when theroz n es , hieleding shout when the latter arc completely known that 8001, the ingensin ef the the sun of LONDON, FRIDAY, MARCH 19. a distinct idea can be formed of a French 28,7671 11s. M., beim a gegen el 1 lis. 7d. in head. ____a_.... budget. In the budget of receipts th e taxes Of the 1,977 impish= who seer the pant-sad he IT is alleged, with a view to induce liberals totem-=Missed this to amen the skirl 'WA the haste et the pones, that great harm ma be done by cutting and indirect revenue are estimated a 781 mil ky* met have esseisen-Alres won 107 nese dawn ~,e lions, which is in accordance with the calculations AM en sowed 11,,, all me a r:lng In, 864 not sassed- 11111W ___ „ t the P resent aelNii°l2. Thit view has been ev q of the committee of the budget, appointed by the as or l a . t i lausibly presented by Lord LenDßintar. kid isl e On ose 2311 not exceeding 501., sad ille National Assembly . . Six millions are added for the Iti renewing that two-thirds of these pom 1 p tells us that if the session is abruptly tenni- Passos were h=she-oldp *week servants, who had nutted, intended law reforms must be postponed, and sale of timber, and nine millions of additional revenue are summed as the result of modifications in the tax pawn their wins in Mk beak as a mai with them all the private bills now before parliament. f a a, day ' e a t tian , wh° n k w .„ °°T° The allusion to the private bills is meant to bribe all on die ` d al le -a -- - ha i r -- Msy - Mas -- - y - who take an inter es t in local or special improve- the r: i Sleon .itorti as al l utposeithaSllll o! till a e hank men . te, and all who are concerned In private jobs, to f rom p, V illa drinks and others. The tax on salt is maintained at the reduced rate toof.lofrw.hiper werel kilogrammes sod* per hitherto ex c e l m ; p b t l e i d, rag the tax, are now deprived of this pri lirtegrall‘te.. at I t min. e = " l7 od' ' to jag: "T at* Feet publ i c advantages us: selfish . . vilege. • provision is expected to produce 53 mil tli.rili. le. Id. ; lit 1146. Alit_Pl• les- ea- ; ill 1846 . will only desert litioal principles." ESAU tex h i ' g eetehhehm -1 - ' T - 8. • ; calm& '' We will rapport Your Private hills, if yon lions Half a million more will be derived from ta 7s. 11,1.1 la Oa t Go. 64.; and in 1848, you po ents for cleansing impure salts. The 7s. Id. Is Aftt be asked why they did not look shall have his mess of pottage, if he will only sell tax on drinks is maintained, but modified in an Mi le linia who Illti mesas watt" alla Isene ti en ? He had his iiirthr * ht for it ' As to law reform, that is a portent manner. The entrance duty into towns is • mower% rho_ Salsrioo• Tler Beeler beaks mote wormy object, but even it may be bought too WOOS wider the se et Gee. W. e. 92, th liable dear, if tree trade and civil and rebgions liberty are reduced by half; the retail duty is increased by half, mole Yrs lemsless and raised front 10 to 15 per cent ., as it existed be. will nein se heed i bat is t ir a m ehen the Cool y for b 3 be the P riaa Paid for it Bella " , the postpon e- fore 1831. The limit of the sale by wholesale is re or.. sur an sworn le she tassel mom were meat of law reform cannot now be for long. Its main nen that theOldh4llol4lllllll en hieshest to the extent opponents were the very men who now offer it. By awed from 100 litres to 25; thus families will bo enabled to purchase their provision of wine from the l ebo llm inows libit s a k r 4"ll/ "Nabie ttill ir th a nislasa mema g th r o w elstitat hi s k they' Mod made Pinksain.,... ho n g n ,L ilin ei ll o t..... t earT Y it j vhe ,_ . .. ll ill °ll°e ; wholesale declares instead of going to the taverns. --, de veal '''` .. ""'" Vall Ix 6u. Weer of In general the modification of this important tax alge a rawnice. And bow swam of the trusses* el this future ~___ = di they thick bed Avid! Jut two s tw 1001. oPlisai"o"- strike the taverns severely, but are favourable to the e Again, we are told that by seeking to drive the families in easy circumstances. The pow on the con the 4 4411. 1 " iihi r =4.l, ° ( le."u a tt.) DARBY ministry oat of office the country will he l a - ' w illy evidently suffer greatly from ' the increase w " ° t ibiae° b Z I ll ta....wwwe e w th s ee 0 = volved in the turmoil and expen, of a general else hen lin MOW& a of the tax on retailed wine. Meanwhile an increase WU. is MM nes, nil naiiiiing - Giertlll47. den * _,„ Wh Y3 the country es The anew i nvo lv e d i n ,_L I T t of nearly ten millions to the treasury is estimated to Mess wars Isoi the red dre .h... • MA* the ,______turnien a nd ar r ius ft ,_ ln _l_ enne .i ele , ne t. " A ZY proceed from these modifications of the tax on drinks, aseenateat Nest ever, had Om to " "n"" throug hout the length all " ""'''"`" of the which amounts at present to more than 100 millions. this time the Cennisliseis et the Wriest .= were land. Its prance may be lengthened by tempo- Th e P rn r t of t h e gradual reduction of the aware ef tide 11.4"61 E al 7" "is t° ilimit" t° rising witheLllduillterer bat its commencement Cen n° Otirol . B is hel d out. In the meantime the treasury coin Wows ia. ,TM min of the k r b e On the .sumbeiseen elan die ~ gleam we. ..are m the etewles_ _ __.„,1 4 surrenders the tythe which it levied on 691 millions link til Vdemftn meld hew ant la. Id. ie the In ewe fithise get oat ea 11 me nacre as P ume°° °' of the 93 millions proceeding from the octreis, and leak er ad'. Id dm' ha Ida fie then resetbae The PahltePesee sag alleihre re q uire that the hie ' thus gives no a revenue of nearly 7 millions. (if the .s. lIIM the wised lihdeed was 'rithes( ern thee heals indica amid ensue' on as soon an ble. r .... . . 95 m ill ion. n in question , lane per& lie tles brownie, With a reretionery goverment in aloe, it is true f rom „twee, and th,; 42 proceed from wine, 29 remaining 24 f rom other • Mahn ~ 1 .1 , s • s e snit Sla a ' s ai4 g i b 'tie liberals VII at a disadvantage, but the longer objects of consumption. Among the extraordinary was no eif tens Na as even somber d u e t h a t litreeralusid is allowed _ to mature , its eeinhi- resources affected to the budget of receipts is 15 of the Seim meat . ~.. ". It s a ti r eaber Wines the opener that disadvantage will Oe• millions by the sale of forests. It is true that the et we vibe* * had esaland •ytir Hr. pnintl-encie a Radical , now a Tory- Ishist bank; ma he om nr - is rot ern lentesistent then any of his col the,t tha las s . genibum who howeght hewed this k w * ggi declaration that he sad his co ll eagues the amount of 60 millions ; but the adoption of this law of Aug. 7, 1850, authorises the sale of forests to resource is blamed on account of the enormous ef bilge' mil a ime lle unlined "Phili bimilmeen, "".6.llllll6.ll lwil Mt . base Yea heel& hie° ale° ! itu P l Y heeaule ere sales of forests resulting from the decrees confis *ststiems se lettkesstem as Ai mssegw et the others ernd be got to fill it, followed in the next whys Musa heil been as sad -breath by his mention that their enenits to office is area as ern Ali 4 111 41.. Rem hn) The It 1.12,„ there must be expected to great reduction in eating the property of the Orleans family. Hence i.. It ir t*f et their th ° ellt h dhe l e e t t h e °re " , the price of timber, and, consequently , great loss to Colossi ItAWDOllliel emus Is a ' lnn • slareasst OM mit me 4.11 cleft S e ' eards° au g . •-, is indeed saline* But the whole - • • their from this a Bettis 1 nen et n a l fell S a hli boa eat sympatiq he thew llnue. wined tato au the down it thatalasib ths selledlies. oserwirew milk ten essay Moo say i ngs *. pie of the whole ninny an a tissue of source. Tho next extraordinary resource is ono has min Ins &ea no hes pionw, banks hut been wpm= with awn west of any sad equally gimlet csatediedloa. On is for a se. duty a W it=l„.. those proprietors who derive income which ought certainly to be applied to the reduction He withal Wow Ire .1111111•110 bed b ane , end s val esailinalis On 11.1.01 1 =f 0101 U- Oil corn, ousltbsit peollitstisa Seduction of burdens on of the fronting debt, instead of being numbered modttaitt7 toeolotttlo st at meg It ler whet N at° Ss e seits. t hut mass ileshiststsad simin iesthe . efrielli___. teehlei Gm Man an leadertaw legislation among the resources of the present year, I mean the mi ff c z b lis e d ium liess Yam Is alibi p tWred gessmamsallteemme amid and ear it was quite sunset dist a Bali diger had bun se en biannual , bed bum The eel, gierand mull& otao••••____ _ _i moo locaolo_to.ot 5 ow,_ n ottoo r __. ,1111° ,_thet Lyon Railway, which are to be paid this year. la • the Ileliatgril base" loth Wl° vest sr "Mg sal sass er teet h I P" tilleh thele mumur -ov---.-- .urrissesterisuidell the algrigal __. _____ sdaelia634 40 millions proceeding from the concession of the down w l e t r i s e Teem enhiiiiii. Innastlee had row en ageseJ had Lea the Winn wen et this 'lmmune egenst II upsets or law ; awn yet the A mong ha Sigemekeldligi a Peg all Per et lood•••• high Nee " di n e " me Ilm e e l d !!!_ ehellalle ele_„____ =Peet the Pahhe he Wee° that lit Met hemenY that relating to the door and window-tax. 'lllis MS bales= 011 bile ohms, bun 111 tilft bid am whisk "eat t he e ° °° l memme ~fen pi of shit and *Rigel verniles their body- the additional provisions the most important is hitherto been levied without regard to the house rent. ademily nessibil set en that he boss lied ana lirreledloa hY theledeehele IT i a iv *Nth tail ol. tow ministry take pine net 1 . • theism's* dike alp, vesuner s t s4Ssztof !ens. The ln compliance with the suggestion of the 111 win Chenie thisket, see WOW st itsesses t Muesli had Mow kr prenste prie . sipies sr . pasy, good Or bad, but po lit y whew ewil ehe Timm wiebtur owe nessiteediwn led sad bed beta Or the At. onto de* to WIWI the lweeW lad tolshilteb °L be talon into consideration. No change will result lam pram, mad ile soh WO IMS the bowl et se. amisLwer• it viewed i a e T er, rf l id . h . i ...thoodll l AW L , • Thq 01016111 , 111118011 ,. bl Issfaagli.,,._rhey from this modificatMn in the amount of the tax. of Paris the element of rent will henceforth 111.11 - air".ll.l la the ingl.ll6°ll. hind issia art" " th. 11.1111.1146 tbst 111 Mee fl "" ii = ttng " PP °Wit ' lriL : ". alal k ' D V la Yt Another particular provision stipulates that the viSilliindemono tar 41 " "ab i n W r o e si b e t a Ibi dk i , 61111118" . her.) lature: bsela bed Peali ng Its thi ant a ved wi se. Mihn i s h erveng ja . _ if net in Mit masts spat " I°ll6 ,_ t° accounts of the secret expenses of general security ' "--- .li - wisised to pet • geniis to Min It cm in pelitte, and b el l e war, teases oses Vati use willing, if the leM'... it , w aro in future to bo rendered to the President instead the lint ten be ens =MI, enessed with to a -entomb nigh send he nemeitef by nip oria carry Set the principles at free-seas We are so esenieb bees sawrind. It would an ressiested pried*. ef Then wen mein impede w osin to administer the situ's ci the state that we of the legislature. M. Binean then recapitulates the long document lbee oiso Ibis ••• •• mite: a t•L osa Miri m sted. Im 'aim wta mese tate elle 1 ••••••• will administer them an = 3 . ° that is Erom which these fs.ets are taken : owl. al =Sr wi ts ae he h aa meteted alweel "12 4 b y o r anisa .mt. r ou r e a i g ° 4 lWh i o in r i sso lu sk • ly t r o t =1):0 to the maj of the We are Amine dim who wee embing et the heed of his regi- how, after to the petty nee. et these who fanny cause in that situation. The total of the expenses of t c Let us now see what modifications the year 1852 re masit. He inbred •• Ilk• need Hr . Mather. (Rear, s a i =astd eishismalailasumic hew , 2.4 that in undertaking to govern they undertake to ordinary service, and of the extraordinary work, I hem) Thee whip amp make the sett et harry, sad We the loam , bed mildhael whin rek govern in the way they deem most conducive to the 1,071,437,9;3ft. The total of the ordinary receipl2..,,., 1 ,. mile bed vie wee nibs bead el Inemovemesse. glen he IMO. But this was the deo sass. TM public good. We win govern in the way that is ordinary resources only amounts to 1 t ,017, 4 1ze dd." W elesilleis, edniliedlthenemesedinn inis Moon! pint et SO,OOOI. was thee keg& gamest by o s " sm . ') 2 B ut this le* the apparent insufficiency is then 03,98,i,-4 .. . Mat agreeable to the e l ectors, even though we are Hi • 111•Vilitt to slew ak es MO* ninon ern we. NIA 111111 eisted by the V e t a y r who required - it as a • • au cieuey is only apparent. In fact, experience has d. , the extra ~ . He Muhl • lOW as wbethre eh' Alobtwi Witoboll .)Unseat of tendon War.) It was very evinced that we will thereby ruin the country .' strated that the credits opened fur a year arc never entirelf nehled any pseinnent ea the eMeer who ne nine- Postade that sea of tWO Omani. while veins for that Now, what has the country to expect from thecontin- expended, and that a considerable portion hes to be annulled, ki2 =7• ll l b / a m e rffil a rsL selet pve illmi t ti f err i lt. i g a v esi s tr i te " ha" ; M i l l t a f=apme " tre : 13 a ? tint it was ee signed by the gesentaint CHANCELLOR et tho EXCHEQUER-As the mind tbe Went klly, he send net ulletere j n. sir_ amount annulled has been .„ 4/ 000 000 f. Ordinarily, the m e t:: uance in office of men who act upon such principles, at the end of the year. During six years the merege amnia tb• roof or rather upon such utter want of principle ? It is well known that a m ajo rit y of them o re deeply im- sum s annulled serve as a set-01l to new credit, the wa n t ~! - hued ,s ern lord hum not giros no notice of this inqulry, I cannot Ourastaace to Musa him to think Skit a more rabl with caste preju dice s and prepossessions. There has been settled six months before the cominfnceaaat ... give him an answer immediately as to this particular point. gnat should be nee& The neeplinal cireensisace whirl are landlords among them who wish for a corn-law such year. But at present, when the budget of liv.ar* which way arise in the course of the year, when the bu lip v. But is the country to tolerate a government that must be watched with jealous and sleepless care to prevent its doing mischief? Experience teaches that even those who profess the soundest principles and are animated by the moat generous sentiments, re quire to be closely watched when invested with power. There is a corrupting influence about power that perverts the best natures. Constitutional jeti• lousy is required with the most trustworthy minis. tern; it is insufficient with such as are undeserving of confidence. When we have a radically perverted administration to deal with, there is no safety big itt getting rid of it at once. " A fair trial,' as tho phrase goes, is for men of whom hopes can be enter tained, or whose character is unknown. Hut the character of the DEBBY ministry is known. It will do harm if it can; and what reasonable prospect is there that men so disposed will not find opportuni ties, if allowed to retain power, of gratifying their inclinations? After some observations from Mr. GROGAN and Mr. W. There is no safety in temporising with the DERBY ministry. Let what may come after, it must, Wpm ' . Bible, be got rid of at once. The only relation., that can exist between it and the liberal majority of the country are relations of uncompromising antagonism. WILLIAMS, Mr. REYNOLDS refused to withdraw his motion—the rather as many of the present ministers had, when in op position, voted with him on former discussions of this question. The house then divided— For the motion Against it 169-129 INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PARTNERSHIPS. Mr. SLANEY moved for leave to bring in shill to legal ize the formation of industrial and provident partnerships. An HoN. MEMBER here moved that the house be counted. The result showed that there were 40 members present. Mr. BLANEY then, without farther observation, moved for the introduction of the bill. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY r, MARCH 19, 186-0 - 'r''NW P .