The Express. — London, England, 1857-06-30 00:00:00

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Robert, • heti la the Mai any, wet Idihd h as twitleteset ea Lake lao. le WA rod thether, W• Ilehmee le the Wept Maas banhy, ha h iIIML c...i Mae* *soil ealy le We dath Fla hea le melee swim la the army tweeds ei ortog obleit ludo& hada 11//r/bg Mi ON lat serbits el Near. re te ening east hhemiered ea mar feet msr..7P4rtt.„,4 vilt - lie iseleat, le ememeek. le voell &to litera, whole he i t whet Gab •hw bye the welbeat elan It dead hit mew. With khd etarldwatin fee he flaky et hie leneved kmll7 the Oeveieer-Gmeni bee etareettiol th, hilewlieg Idler le the Lege Mayor . " Govvremeet Sear, Odevai,lll4 Ib4 M. " lly Uri Ileyer,—Pheat is the Wietwee whisk I have to WM" trld be to yaw LAW& it hey be le ammo memo miasiessry le pm* mean It them amid The dad et Weed rim* wieho la the meat a., et IN the aorthrweet perrr , 114 wet by the am of Mt ewe mom et helo t loy thilhe a the 1116 Itaglehek teitib le tbs set el ehtersteig Ile hoer who hot ham oat is epee nook le the sewn et*, beret Nowt I. Om Ilmommil 'bite be nerved le Ire rd se reheely. " The wet tad he awed by sowy. 1 eas t =with easidesoo, ter I have bad huh a your altenteter tad Way; ad ea es chow of soave tI:S . was asset he he_ geed hahli leek mod toned idea ben venire bit semerad el leper. Be e( was Ile lot Nes 'be droll bow Mil by ibuk bre& 1 wore et deleit thee II my be tom peer comiedia to re te retelve thle emotare Met the hied la the ievenr mot which yews bone& I hors the Imam to lat, ay Lad Yam ywarlordebip's toithtal lomat, " Caeowte." 1~~1 NOTICE. —The PARLIAMENTARY MARC 9011T prbm 4. by FA 14. "rib k• Nagy an Obi Imi Jib. we name le So and et Jan 19=&Ara 9, Parbrental•94, WaWl44/9/ ; 9111/11 ,4 . 1111' 1 ; al beekndes. riplekellir ha veil Are the noble earl to burn the haeer& whim im went homey if he cried, but Cris* _lin Mbar Wiwi db. (" Ear" sad Langiter.) Ler lIMOUGUAIE lewd le es that • moteleam hes, irerfm, lad wad Mem the riot rev relder goostkos.l Nam MA Irk. It re MA re kit ladle Meer red near Me Err yerty • hot It was rift What 01 . 4tei pry red term, iiho wirs one of the ere serreetterlds rd country. Es earl mrkk ashb it Ire hid Ir a = that it woe from not to per Weir el We he be eater taw ,enswepaper whir did rear with might be celled tibia It wee In 'sista Mr. te repel the rem —us ea illurroe of the be raid marks r reedote of • bis reed of Ida, Mr. Marry" uli• • • • • umeisig was regard to have erre It ward berelir net to Ist a pre eerie ge re • di— L -4 al arch. He imenedisheig pub Mil erikeeree, MOW - that . ree he did etry was " • east di &SW ffigitat)--fria sr ley the news pipe Merl thet try bed relived He mmitedidian of the 11••• rodows, bat they bed whet mileter on the their • reporter, ire was err be bad (Le :NM110.6 1112p0,0941 I. Wes. sttsr.) r He Ileseibm) mid to his Mir be it would be • IMISMB NINO not to be too hasty In coat ting what ap peeved is trawspapers. After • few words it re lied of Dormetrona, who intimated hL inters• et wafts/bathe =stir The Marquis of LANSDOWNE - leMilEte tesereedser halch he ked erlakenever iatesdedx=per tw the late Lord Their hi true be t i ed He set the lisofor of boll ifteibisitrirb: PIMA Leg sherd very mei err trogisi him sessem want of mar& vi a Teri el luiJIaSBUEY aimed with hi. noble reel Mr MatriZiagtraaker unweetb, of en big lemert es the bee. 11111 van gla dot bed withdraws the Mt r, but framesek es aerie tad Anion of err art M hi praterri as leer se elemmreleme weer therMt it re • 11r lee of dr the geveratir ." ll 4 4 not treated the Mir le Lord ?Witt le a mete hmoreg tor (Bear.) Altar • few remerks bu Lad Duman the niers re withdrawn. PRIVATE BILLS. The following S ills wen thee mod a rear 111111. : European and Indian Junction Telegraph Company Bill, Preetebargh Harbor Bill, Grat Northern Railway T I T= Bill, tripod and ficatheas Impromment Bill, Water Bill, Glaagow City and Suburban Gre Bill, sr Wilmslow and Limon Road Bill. The Forth and Clyde America Railway Bill (Azar& mar) re nod a third nom sad prod. Some bills on the paper having blen advanced • stage N r u tart pe rimmed at • quarter past some o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MonaT, Ants 29. The 81.14,1.1 a took the chair at four o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The tellewbg bids wave reed a third thee and pared = k iwi& Wakes, End iforhassmon Urea Itailway ; W Ersorillen Railway ; Groot Yarmouth Warr; irol West Somerset Rsilway, Bills. The Illikiriej bilis wore corder, and ordered to lie on the Whir ti—Menial of the Dead within the City snd Libeetim el lasisai Leadai (City) Coal Duties ; Mallow and F r awl (Ina Seutrrn end Western Railway .; Milford b ar) eearesr; Mew Brunswick and Canada Railway and Laid Compaq ; Mornay Pie d Harbour, and Railway ; Oldham, Ashton-under -Lytle Guide Brklige Junction Railways; Wee of Fife Wilier Railway ; Wraford Free Bridge • Worksop and Attcrafis Road; and SitWagbuotne and Shirr one Railway, Bills. Oa the motion of Sir J. Warr the Pricey Town Har bor Bill woe re-conunittad to the former COOMIIOOI4 with lams to the committee to sit and proceed to-morrow (this day). Met et home—tamely, the state of the public funds. He believed that theConmany's paper bore exactly the same price at Calcutta r it had done before thmedieturbances broke out. (Hear, hear.) The right hon. gentleman would not expect him (Mr. Smith) to enter teo much into detail with regard to the gaps which had been taken. Suffice it to say, that we bed troops equal to any emergency. Tbe troops jest re turned from the Persian war, whom General Outrun had swami as being in the finest order and condition of any he had ever wen— 'Woo troop., on their arrival in Bombay, were immediately shipped for Calcutta, and they were on their way up the Gangea, which would take them within 200 miles of Delhi, if the affair of Delhi had not been con cluded before they reached that point. Notwithstanding all the right hon. gentleman bad said, he (Mr. Smith) could only repeat hie belief that there .lla no danger, further than might arise from any one of those periodical outbreak. of fanaticism which had occurred before and bad been put down. He could not be in the least surprised that the right boo. gentleman had brought a subject of curb gravity before the notice el the hour* • but he believed that th e mi totic= which were being ;lade would prove equal to the or aeon. (Hear, hear.) The subject then dropped. THE SAYINGS BANK FUNDS. Sir H. WILLOUGHBY called attention to certain financial opermion• which the government had undertaken during the past year in relation to the savings beak funds. In the period between June and April they bought 2,470,0 pxeygasr 001. bill.; ender order to effect that Imams heamlkt the tithe Exchequer sold 2,300,000 i. of savings bank stook—the sales having been effected prime rallies from 116 end the eme. at hunk 96 at to 98. This extmordi sag operation would p throw same light upon the gnat defi which appeared in the ea rigs beak ac count. He ciency protieled maims this sort of thing on eaMbee grouth. The eight lea berweete who was the mated stuck-lubber in Offleartetry OCOMAIOS* nude me/ emeselsopies with the view t e ei up Mayne* of We Excliequer Bill.; but when ha is this manse to influmete the Durkee, a erase discount rimeeil. If, he exempla, any person 'ranted Mean gmhember Bilk now be would have to s ubmit to a discount of 10e. He (Sir le Willoughby) hoped the right hen. heecest wield give them some explanation ofiethrtejfigan tie Mock-' obbhg traneactions to which he had ad The CHANCELLOR or the EXCHEQUER said the kmairy calamity* question•—aretos to the gesegal policy of to priseedeng • seeried, as to the conduct of the govern ment lithe particular tranmeticms. With roped to the int, PeriiiMilat had gives to the government the power of vary ing the murk or °imaging the deposit of the eaviagobWa hods, and be afilimed that a legal power existed for every act dose by Wenn and hie geedecemots be this matter aver smite the eavinpthithe • mosey had teen plamd the hands of the 'reverineat, whkh wan remene foe lowa, end sa keg as the present law remained ensnared it would be the duty of the Chancellor of the Exchequer to make such um of this begs sum as would meet con dom to the public latareste, without kathiring the security of the savage -banks' money.. He should therefore ma tinee to act apm what he oonsadered to be a correct inter metation of tth law, andhear the reproach of being a stock s* lan ea be coseidered the pa blie intemeta called e b ::: action. If parliam ent should alter the law in thin matter, he most acquissee; but he warned the home that the alteration would subjim the public to certain lees. He then gore • detailed exOenagto of the transactiou is ques tion, from which he said the wisp-hawks had been I Aminbib 11.1tera.1 I ISh el own MOM BALL LINK. British Indium. Napo Inn liwrod wmpermi sai womb : Silk INWas. i Oierims T. la& 1 ...-.'.. 7 .----- EnE Nil* LIO 'sly .. . .I M ;a7: *I Lew. rs•=l.l"r S:rtelZSltlirs L ' ii ===eit Mass, el MM..; sod lie 016 OtesS elellSer ....sessys st psereisrs Al the 0187 ,1 7 an all.. mei be &prink lb* sm.& es Ye Wien= Semingus mei = kaill.s.far Ilea J e Talcrigr , o... 0-t.. d • at le isACII AT me Ce..; sseteeiffeek IL . riVERLANI) itOirm -- - - -- - foe b. 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Inaba lbel, 11•11 Ws. le Ila IMIlk 01•114111•110 *GM hit UL: lailll a O A W.I. et 0 a. b, Urals. 421 34: a a mil Mall la 1..••• el libibejtdr. F: 14.11,13/. boon 4 : norm tad Ok. 4. ; sied or,lll OW , . •••••••1 I. 11. Isobel& Ilvagie. Wow: *ad Poedl.xesmor b. II HOUSE OF LORDS.—MONDAY, Juts 29. TL Lotto Cartchhos took his seat oa the woolen* at 6 o'clock. TSB MUTINY IN THE INDIAN ARMY. Mb lid et ILIANDOROUGIi heard is ths Med hetion Milk led helm wt maw the ghee rah if the leapt army, mod thread whit memos mei wise heat la the to ark dm mak sad by y=lre Te t ta. Me 'mired e ltst names lINR lb= = " 11, ti=id* sad e dam mpersa *IWO& egislamhwal a an the amthshill has swil he hem The pram* helliss at abbe fa irieWA emirs he sr Merl Is belisaght with Wary p. 9. oliwillog the Marl ri b i,.weir! ii~wW, sess I. the ester tit Ihs rallimad *dm dr wiwary fiebor wow yet ellarrUale Me we kr ladithady heed, mid see dr the sere se Ms tibia so Waned .__At I do not km be • most Imprmst VOW, iIL at llNlArlillk * serlatha thresh the mhos be am Whlaraphts the Meg Or Jim pro m ittgradre a r twerp, N o rm :L. lid ! whit wojeadmarily haw 4 / ir is sedges IMAM at Us Om. fie hits led se le the pa esstritly aglow% me Le Mew are maid ha resughlkall lave err is , serghtlesil mu d ye pee et t see bar sa lima eis e shel hsellld `st Ihste—is , At the elm Wee yrs e t a en WI% that ft In min ides sad sere ft Is id impliestad that the grammar hada I the when of thaws hale me beim her —.. la se way reprised Is lewd at dMle_ _by air N. Lammek mr the alai arid las added asermalle. li. Ohl, la ots, It le to be tee Mika a t bit the ell Om mar et ea he plot the Mtn troth h ) rhea et the Itadhawar mid rhea it = A. Maw fw • lest hat ms to the lad otalblest •ressmerm trer s. Elvea to the geermaid het the astir amps be mad thrash* go. The Mils tort Ms • mhos sate MI be tam dm the Junction at dr Imp hi Iregret my mark thet that quake wis ask • steamer Oda Is salcakted to emir IC oat I mast dodgem esumeesseery clew Omar Area will be sad la the sightseimmi the Baropsea Mops MI& bre be earembrd bills sr join hirs—by the Imp et Ihr Wive princes; and this I • meet Isg se erimat is showg tbe friar thee rheas Mena* s the gr in ommet A LAIN end the reedirs with thy cone forward to km sid-ad whoa dm aro led it will be Moor ibis ter he mradeserso mad my that I think him sire eed les mt. the (Arkin et the Mr The disaWas by arra an im army. In the sh sed alms to hem te the He two of the railer the 2 dr Mir troops k merest, and era barged, ots sphit eldishodisa wet, time cam is madoubt , MO I ale segimelle ram p * Idthtel, Mrel, resod die Clinwel Asir *N t hrlighgempeestiegogislithmirbehightlessisadss , k le these lotsMl It are thri m egi e s It ea ith rai r msly t Mgmlit le lbw rillkeittyr ageket his, lbe hewed Is sward I Mir 141116 GINN* ARM isedi Is hire Deli tatC7ti.E malast that, Mb the Imes hi mail corarrad. he sesta he Abets deal ht Go rest nth , wiry Mk hoe rimy sad 4,ll.tric , bar) With ell . msele c a. with! be spermest WM. der Alma soma math tsr , mansiseermily ast dry iiirwae 111 1, ' Ml* It Ms Aelb 's grids es to whet ow am host Is to Ma la this wish I brie is Mete that w• have dishy glor dire:tem ler maw We fhliwwf flows to the dieshelad &tact., ompesti pertly it his Marity's mho* mad partly of triehesemente harem to the Bost hilt • Oesirt ; an . d . a k s ak. at the It.sailk ham hes ems token cox; gr. the go a b a re red the last Min dlisittes, four reseleed odors le embark I hove ea plidamlia=pewhisk the math dreamt at tic basil of Om goreamest et hills Ms thweght k Tight to the for the marks st that issatry, mad I we eh that the Mote of the Ilmeepra Mr mergad la the kr Perim espeditina hes ish llsalis4 end ire regissmte hays la an incredibly sheet spa if dm mast IMateg pessesdod on to Caf rah hem where be Ms greet samitmoss ha will be able to mend thaw as la Its met mom to whets their sorder ilexhskillawredeld the sera quadri et the ad, I sum say that I Wok he phase the bare it the ration uo far Isobar • tai who be his of prim the mar under ma& som a le e e welM be • mated isegetr Maly ami s e w go late Mal as IS _issiserto ibe_............rwerremt mak aihrars a. terfas ter the Entry forms et he estralgi ail Imme. dry epos It hat thy vra the ths arm MY right, ar hit is se shit of erisgrieldi ahem; bat with dr amikeedua of all the drimarwri lbw will the me reps r may appear to Ors semery saki the cirmarmild Bat we de lad adisgo thsa the foolifl"cy, bsererews at the same irate le et art Mks pert of admissa /aimthis few amertish beams mesit be Mt *Ma out is sea per ear istr tra m fe be to serwded with so swath data is St esilaps• k, ler sr horst, with • struggle that Mite ad la arm Martywd Asiskr, ad we ash. he kV tramelm in the OM he world wdid me A. I easy add, hell hem reetred • Orr lam the Goremorflasersl it Mils to day, MOOD Mal trent he thrills petraties lagileary , to be balm Eh elm la what my be emadams As, Majeety's go. side mist the gornmaitallsdha; but the tons la Midi hailhaer is written he rimer id„ &aided i..e. Me Mir thst ssmithardieg the dliwleks *Mick Irs h Omsk he la eta able to rite is god her, eh that its is yyrbmesbsda tea maim these seek ma se the twaMorwarar sr Colvin. I hops your lordeldps ro the dratidati et whir at bad till the swirl at the rid mil limo yea slkiw it Is go &eh w this country W Is the mid hat we ore malted to such strata as those which the set* sed he Wired. lard BROUGHAM alit hag looking to the firCUTII AMMO of the sat the dram of the mat of whet had wrirvil, he mid not help bedlam that it was of the grated te attend to what wr the opinion ad the War 111=1.81vbe were able to sod informatics ea the spot. Ile shad le DM smother wawa whose width had bees eathed, Or um what me the feeling end sheiss ths Mar perilleades India—at Madras, md parieralLs . t . hew Lis the dam had tor w p rish a W il lesea amly sherd et Calmat; s i rW it ma Medial the mug mgr. whisk woe the Ur INS steam, Mar at Char mer et Desehsg, ranter stew by the willmiblega, hid CiLleß add that he hotted Ides mkt he se latter filmingles it the herr on this totbject, thisa that algglisila by his meth sad iserowl Maui. end be mid say that wile he barb bad tree in this country, the govern mat pap sr it Calcutta and Bombay remained at the toms Me as helm. The Ed of HA RDWICKII rid though the oblong/1m at the sire sad might de midi IS allay the Mem width ezigrat, he was not grad thot it.. would be etheimet carrying sit assamtes for the emir Imes of P t= Boar Tiers win seisrimi sh bat re hmelb=tie imessms Asher et Irishy Arid mat ip of the Yrs* lawn, 1w We ally be Mir try salsa whether he would set allow his rimya to arid la sanyism our mop Mesh hamar, se that they might be meet by the Mieditweemess lest at Mamelllr and then let the Perks of ELM lee hired to alow then I. me through his territory ? Ile did met Mow moth it Is tat it er rand to him that there bed mot err hies • mare risk is the airs of that country. Who he was *Mar the mom. a s weepotegto Ws sad Mt, he brad arms rabbit ran he hew tha we kir a dads_ Aft!, st Abhatr T hep which could be middy Memoir to UM try tthe eadamea st e d itiss ; he dean& het he merry wadi J th• parramml tithe prompti tude et sodas mud sal which thq hewed la this eraggemy. Me wee Myra Ile agree Mb Ms sable heal milk regard *Chink es le Obit w is • O Is matry sit to rata Ihe withard ar, e sltheark he rme might bre Ids ears whims wlllt shod to be Guth he thought it wild he did met Mew the power at lids ma -51:111. raiam l tll ma. se Its based Or it lb. milida wet *ld oar Mae sartim yea amid is • desist Meat Nei ll heed as ma ter the *brim ef the wiatry r maw meghell. rd yea rad toe a elt the seeps sow afta lb Web. in WIN Mgr._ The sate eri biesegm gloat libehiesta• ohm whos mops wet r hash% or Mei& Mg rah Whams red set beads tekei sorlee seta Illi•Wriwacy. st ALIIMMAIMM ard that re him width llerillitthh peer gaga te be end WO' MO AM Greg hisimme d dighaltas Is the szclimita at Lim . Ho Meth lid id the el Me temmist et the Bowed smd Bombay Mks mall lea la a wirmiliggeltia el the dillerent rah dhymelltrwllharmed Is the ha whir The reds et nonillog le the Baled say was ad cada Napa to dream et them iambs/sea. TY ale pretties woo =list als high orb lea, Disheliel Mel Meese% to the s•- dais st sill What arta, whisk hod • swittwo eat es the may. The easy was thes .....,' -ad Wham* immierbb, ash rogleal law • Idol et M ... . 1 ham It was NY lb* le et do went BO i tr=lllesiga the Zos si lths wean lair 4 to do with tits arageth Nit tat the raperemillell elseisatime bed weft to do w* It. The NOM *Maw WI ter TS lariat brim to enema kis era, widest amass ille~los; sal the Li hal bas doing tier kw fie yew without analog Our so robes le keg eresat, of koit ‘ =, who to shut esseakeereT with Mille lho Ciatemow to Tigre, Isis, A ado rhea wit et Os ewe* d Idea. In Dias:. . vas sod Is bier ad rater the at 10 esslo p iz mi n illg est et regbrets ail law sea who WWI to aid. /& larell the perreasst mat et achingaching era de geillemorme fier a , ibtailith le =de II at ems dor is Itanbag sal ldadiai—e The U ad Ohaskiwa ha bass =ll this mean, and they wise Stile's*, hid woe whom mill MOM se soy Veep soli he. Oa seeraterew asks, le shoal Meg to strh‘sot et wesematies to bilk Was the boa ad ad es dr gamma lo arils wes, eatery to ths ails, des Dein et Wearies, to MO Kai, aand Mr. Ilmasimbear:Vola they illd allgt Shire me Adder on ladles le SO eanles lOW PLL NEST AND IMILAIIINEZ. The Bold DONOUGHNORI wishedidl e the lOW lies et *alr !wiel to es sadala white • gross Imack of the privileges Gl= chef della 3•SPOISI es the es a Seep" Tie poem thin ISid Wei Moeda wit s miter itt beer with mil le the Nese et kb sass is bawd, woo set des a** eased is* =. r t i t e as OW sea who as math limivell, ad ems del tams the bet elms wadi his laid lies" egos to ma Mask et this lad. Per yore he had is the samd.weemewill wear/ adoemed all tbe Mks eta bsellAsethlag Wisp. tea ea imbed by his chart sslibilak. Ns Isalillis er se pa is h a m a Oak heath sal aim Ao led ems wham • es no de the a 4 Weak. He (lord mold be de L ida to ads my alba a kw et the rea, esd ism yeller to Wait dee s to sere tho abilire ell I T i e t ibli .2 ?I .; a .... bet kb adds ea a ail se tit le head thole image vigil sad lath le et rho boom The amble keg da p i mdass inel S the =karma was the mos st one et pseud that boiled re gosiesesk who bed . NNW die lltdiat =I is pilled alas, sae bag at the lea at i a:ew le at kit sat is the Mika NO ellweise ova waratey i sok hlllis lie libidinal el ash Ihs palm a las bath ~ The D ra te d hie Maims ~..i . . sad high wedilbs. lila am braid lialwass bir sib Most ad Ms ither:WlT WWad ide liewees la the mai areemeag mast he semesha we Ve d lb ado as a arias readmith sad thet iii rad made zE waft et his War. ow k *wad ass =aphis= st Lad Tbalters *de 'hash et label amid sale teatiell, 'tai thaw 1 aro his sae aleslid with lia is /a" le womb Os mae s. eta wardier attach et this Wed. l'healilds es them proxies wad the ssoond wading 1 a de Mamba May Bill, th the Hass of Laid we arra kr sea of Lard Meth*, aim of Tees. It to ma& _imeassibis set this as be taw Is ihst, we La se labiate is deavessag it as • libel woe that sabla bid ad tight rat. "MO Lord Photo', ray hay kale, is Os es of the late had. buster known to de public se lb. Plemisa the orator, the lorommost bid°. ea a his ir d s ge tho theeepica of civil ond ei r ltherty, the the Ida Clearellor nos the tho me ohm of esalt the wags ad to bissar, os whoa Yrs seted their hem sal their =es, not Whist with adamant Wart le the ads ot Oa bw "Oh the spay 4 Olis Illtltialt hat laishlog y kimser mei palleassis pr a is erery = a ids toady • assessis• sea that dal Ur esisalskalat sal ass ens the of Zambia To the weer of and to ths pay, ad tie 'errereassie reasideig hen its toinethla - the post bid it raced kr di the le pee ,ssal In, ..........al et ...,lir ankh, lie h i : . LW kr that way de lib lisle sal the Imo a, wades mwd war dia thme olwaso err his But tor kw ad kr add abothiss Is would aver have adimera as Maw eke, dr • Onmeoht ithismosie, ad hie ka meth ar lb eel Ikea Rs would aver haat ben boar toted l take, er patina ken the atatmerhor to the bark a wales. 110 etas we do at sears to aka it a rid bethedbility that be owahl have voted, Air In own se W Os the Mew attributed to Ma." Tle hot wee most gm broach of the privilege of that so well se • libel on his nob= Mani tg Whoever bared his same in the minority that voted spirt the gaernmoat and the Ministers' Money Bill vir tually beasW him both with illiberality and ingratitude; with dosnegeor has his intone= father, with forgetti ng.= of the emesethared Dears that have raised his family from pearly ad ebscority to riches and consequence. W owe it te troth ad justice, we ow it especially to the memory of tie cwt anittent Iri shman since Mr. Gram, to vindi oats the Marecter of his son from so cruel so aspens m." Ile shafrlaseadadis by aiming thet the printer and publisher of the Zgaseiser be tolled to the bar. B er l GRANVILLE was understood to say that he mad sot mews the noble mews' meow in tasking his motion. (Heal, hoer.) Ile did not nay that an article which held up to corm any member of that Muse was not libellous ; hut as ragada tie bass itself. if they took sorb • taros r that proposed, they would be esteem as an endless contest with se rapeprs, ad they might lad theimal'as every week is • costae with that aiming pablicittice celled Paatea. ("Mar, hear," awl laughter.) Hs thought the noble earl, as a friend of the now lord who had been attacked, war jus tified is saying • few words of almost has and disapauthe eon of the ouch ; hate trusted ha would nets such • serioes Sta pp as that which holed prowls& Mhese.) quip Ear of DERBY did na think the noble earl mu quits juselled ta Os tons dignity whisk he had sioneed, and he might have takes • cores moo =totaled to set the house right se to the ooaduotthipy should panto with regard to this goes mid soodalous Mei. Ito me sot dimmed to =tho power of the peso to =nuns= on the seta or of public wee ; but it was • wry difigant thing whin eeirepspire dish with the voles sews by mottos of that hoe" sal eseedesed the nava of noble lords in giving this voto, and laratted it to that that they were inflamed by the Wit diggranefel lathes in giving them. Thie libel ironically am and that the right rev. prelate did not give the vote which he me represented to have given, for, if he bad, he name have forgotten all the obligations which he owed to the liberal party, and to good feeling; that he bed degraded hie illmrions father, sod treated with ingra dodo all with whom ha had ever acted in public life. The ▪ deg' this libel ma that a poles of the Irish church voting brosy en a object which threatened to confiseeto As property of that church, was to be told that by in that vote ashowed himself to be a degenerate of his late father, and laminsibis to all feelings of gratitude to tha party that had raised him to the poeition ha held. (Hear, bear) A eters dieguatiag attack on character hs (Lod Derby) saver rat (Bar, hear.) Te em style and Imagnago, to Ds ors, plated it below °outsmart O, Itoar)--ead but kr Ito ho imager wawa to • par in the =wise of hie riAt _of Mktg is that Muse Its should advise his noble Mod to treat It with eestenot. Bat ea it =spat= insproor motives in gem his vote to as of the met assuming end inoffensive members el the house, it wee a tom brae& of the maihres of the Maas, andte he net say thet h o wever the pattleher might doing to be celled to the lor of that hous•—• distinction which he did sot donee to cotter upon him—(beer. hear)—ths author of the article In question showed not only an entire absence of t ootimesnly toding, bat s fitionwei of tbe history of those o Mom ha had arr. Re said that the late Lord POMO owed toorithiag to the liberal par to ty. That was simply un t r ue, f o r les o wed earything hie own great powers and abilities • sad be could only say that he wished that no ova of their lordships would ever be lo in &airtime of the honour of a coronet then Lord Plunket. (Hear, Meg) But it was awned that beam dist noble lad received favours boat a govortamost ot kits are politics o the mow In okra. sad beams • was coehind epee him by them, not only its, but peerage gafter him, ma bound to sacrifice he =mignon and vole with ths oneasoro of • government which 30 yore before gave • pante to father, under the penalty of being accused of =gratitude sod of =making all the obliga tinn of party. (Hew, Lear.) It showed no email ignorence he party obligations, and war pushing political gratitude to the very utmost to say that because ths hither got a peerage free • government rsproossdat certain politlei , l r :Lmas, Ms son was to be tho aloe of all governments ng the mew peaclples. (Hoz Mar.) Hs certain y should not rectigamod his soils friiind to prow he motion for calling sobs Ist tha pulakhor of this wretched libel; but ho_ fay participated is the beings saamed by his noble Mood, and he would say that • Roes diagseting said' fever op peered in any juarsel, sad that ths writ= of it showed at muss entire ignorance of the autio of a peer of pwitos tt and ea atoms at the toter ot a gentleman aad a ilise of hewer. (Bea bust.) Ths Margate ot lANSDOWNE, who ma barn& is the atmeroma andimasod to may that the Doper it de seich might ts very isopeopsr tote oohed tu Lore Plea*, but it was owl of these Maxim and bantering attacks to Mitch all public mot wee objected every day ; ad If their kedathe ewe to notice It in the way =monk tt Mobil off in ths esessmity a than perIMMIERI imie dam atie tab, for that publimeios wad es with diValir okras ovary weak. The maids alleged. Mom Mot hffials*, that the sale lord woe rr7 unite him Ma of whoa to seater et kr Ilsousioser had • rear; high orinion, while h. had g subs' low opisios at him son. e. Bar," sod laughter.) It cad heath babaisd that ho led • right to alanath -auk -- - - M to NEW TORE Direst, sad the 6 " 14,115 • 1 TEA sweet we owe se °woo Voi.-Tl.• LIIIIIIpOO L. LA °WV V YOU. PUI MUMMA Pli n i 06 14111 P mm It e _II en.. to Ila. a . p rittaipm 0 i INS WM Maw • view et what ..."' Weimer; Pr• *OA wits. rtativioit ** • ****** - • ...... Ady IL VIM IV 110 esi Tyr 11/lIIIIGIVI .. ... ie Veda/N. MIMI I 1 bralli VS. 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Nog TeCutirrl 6.11V1.1111 1 =11 MILME2e ter dr gasZAWilisy 41 wan= --... warrii:: II 11 11111E;111111 setTatritllo fliiatrall Illeetz . ..arr _ .Criffilllrmlier%l7.. l ./.. 111 : SAIIII4PLATII•Mr14111 /I . N Iva ... 70111 M 'enrol ii lake. rod ibe meg 411001 Mips sad el 1:641m FI11.612:111.41. gali_.PLIIIII?&10:04 , a lb ilari'.4:....Zirrle7P, 01P. .11. n dr trims salt In Imam re ... ism likm160.1.13••••• .lin 111•0.. Mimi Ninek Isla plow am 41. os fivribrirhsa. _ - __ PUBLIC BUSINESS. THE MARLBOROUGH ELECTION COMMITTEE. Mr. KER BEYMEIX appeared at the bee and reported that the committee to whom had been referred the petition of Winton David Lewis, oomplaining elan endue sheens fur the borough of Marlborough, hod determined that Hoary Biaghara Bering, Eaq., we• duly elected a member to ease for that borough. THZ MUTINY IN THE On the ands of the day that the INDIAN ARMY. house go into csamittee of supply, Mr. DISRAELI Kee and said—ln the resent Rate of puma affairs the house willoot feel surprised rf,before we go bib oommittee of supply, ere should niche some inquiry of kentikenty's ssannimedikeegant to th e present suite of oar Indian emptre. (Hesclisier.l It is only a " very few years since this country wait involved in • wee, if not of un exampled magnitude, of an imperhuss th a t lute seldom occurred In our history, In which this country made very great scribes of blood and treasure. The public debt of this oountry was considerably beeteell by that war, the taxation of this country wee arm cossiderettly eaCe..oll, sad nom of the beet live. of our fel lawwitieena het in that encounter. The country never lot • 010111011 l murmured at that great scritiee, end the Me try Wee enthusies and the parliament wait unanimous, ht supper:dog her Majmy's goverment in the last war with ItuMia. But I believe that belt the conntry and the perm sent were greatly induced to take the hoe of email's which they pursued on that occasion became they believed that the claims of Ramis had • tendency to endanger our Indian empire. Well. sir no wooer had pees been proclaimed, and happily • , between Russia and Engbutd, than we tionad amine involved in mother war—• sus with Peri& For a long time the cause of that wee was unknown, and the object of that war was, to rye less, perplexing ; but W the ian le d the parliml n t. with great forbear` sea with the went of causation that then prevailed en that subject, seam there was • general toiseasion that the 'visions between POMP. aod England weed • estate very dialcult end slakes, that the intense and am of our ladienresre were involved In • right appreciation nagestent of them, and that the Sacroiliacs of Persia must be minesktri to form • barrier Wises our rivals end our llen aspire. The last document that concluded the penes between this country sod Reeds has oily recently Wu signed, and the treaty of peas with Penta has only re cently been laid on the table. Then we found ourselves in • third war—• veer with Chine. It could not be laid that the Chinese would invade our Indian empire: it could not be mid it was seressry to maintain China es • terrier between our rivals and the Indian empire, but it wee rid to be of the utmost imperial's that we should net permit foe • moment the slightest indignity to our Sag in Chine, Mous it was of the first rmportenee that the reputation of England should be upheld inviolate in the BM, otherwise our Indigo empire was in danger. It es ioduenced by these reasons that the members of the house and the country have contentedly been involved during the last three years in three great eastern were, beesime, however mot the sacrifice, however great the exertion, bower, great the call on One own renames, there was a general whites that nothing should be shunned or meld. elm the safety otour Indian empire was at make. Well, we nod after this great exertion that the Means of our Indian empire la indeed imperilled, not by the sties of any foreign power whose movement both as regards sad time would require a considerable interval to before It could act upon our condition, but 71at oar Indian empire is now to danger not by the manceuvree end machinations of oar declared foe., but by In anseilie—lntental enemies in • form that we could not poribly guard against. We kern, within the last forty-eight hours, that the sanest capital of Hin dus= ie no imager in our peesesion. And in whose pee. snake is it ? Is the seession of our inaurrectimary and Melba's mope. SG, this Is *condition of affairs that causes the enmity lb, the, hens to make ems dematds on her ilajesty'aminktees to throw .01110 light upon it s oil to gim some informatics am to Its causes, and above all to tell us what they pewee to do la this emergency. The information that oat reached us within the lest twenty-taut hours corn municates, perhaps, the most important events that certainly have occurred in my public life, end I should think in the nubile life of most of lo ad who ere preset. Whatever may is the various views s emotions which the members of this house or the country gesse p Llll may feel at this intelligepos, I see quite sure them ie one eminent sentiment to which all others, howler important, mast be subordinate, and that le • determination to support the euvervign and her Majesty's goverment in all thus rtwasures which so Sam and critical an emergency may require. (Cheers.) I em quite sure that the speed this country is so high, that he resources are in great, that these is nothing they are not pared to sedum, nothing they are not prepared to expend pre and exert in order to maintain that empire which has been the best of this country for so long putt, and which is one of the greatest sources of war power wealth, and authority. If I h a ve not Imperfectly expressed the general feeling of the b... I hope It Is not unreasonable in one if I in quire from her llisjoety's ministers whether they an pre pared to respond to these sentiments in a =Meet con geeisl, whether they are prepared is • manner adequate to the sermon to awry those frmlw into action. 1 think, air, that we should not have been doing our duty If we had lost • moment in making this Inquiry of her Majesty's Waiters. I shoal be glad to bear to-night whether se regard* their power or their promptitude thole munres will be taken which an takulated to suatain the honour sad power of this country, end to maintain our in terirmin India. I think that is the first end paramount in quiet which, under those circumstances, we are bound to make of her Majesty 's government, and I think it is oat In which we bare e tight to expect • fell end frank tionuansd cation. Bet, sir, I should not be performing what I think to be my duty as • mobs of thin boos if I peseta with that inquiry alone. I think we have a right to apse from bet 114eaty's government that they shout ma en Stith in their Opleige is the ems of this rest itheenalrt Viset, bear.) This slunk, Ilse not been of • smiths nature. Then have beet, and be no them skiing& period, dark Tumours from India. ilia hole made May anxious and thoughtful. Thee bes imeth the messiest of many perOesmg incidents In that country dank. estM net have been lett upon the eon efththliefellailallell Si MS 41111111011 Will SIN flOrelliab duty of ethanietring the Ore dr • pest sepia I rat le knew, not tidy whet la • time 'pries a the arra s' mist has hoes the Erb ears d are alearliamerar leme ha le w her her MeirWs eeleisier wa I with slO were herreserilf I whit is brew ass bat =Mien whether, Is their frirks,ast or is at ralgiser; whe It hme seisiniesi ia ate mehearaldillto Nos of our elan ther or is ma her liestbar, which ought pabolo to ha" has *sumti.k.ava if it could set have her reviser! f I to know front her WOW, adielseers what hos her to raw rel nature of the feemerialmtfiloo which they hew ease red from the highest esetherlats, military and civil, fa Lao ea these subjects. I wise to Low whether it tes= months ego, the briers military eomthority in Lila her Majesty's minister el the userethiectot7 Ler of ort army to India. I with b : now earthier them bar her placed before her ardesty'madder searresh err meow plaints that our army is Isdis was irdradlawed. I via ha know whether it hr has reporeeted to her IledieWO ministers that tridimiesereMilla had been ie:tn.,. of asehring eliken is tiVil 0311.1 fir* wetter wtheaciaMi men of experience a.. rellit their reepoidee mahatma ; whether that has mamba say tnjorions hamence on the midi end disdains eAtles I wish te know from bee Hear Warm atisfiber e lt civil sad military authorities a India bar bar ta area with the informers whith they have Rhea. maths Neer erstatior whist they bar ware • ahalher fhawerall aka :=t t y y is Inas hes see 'we ' d wart Ibe =IBM ia the rag wideble essemetraal mod te mars I weeMeelteeea I the areenertiersel et bah neaps/ dr Met he hi& yo r e Ms reriars I SU, =the &Pf stress her IhteseM'• getieserala ahead rot id* Ilier iniedar. I Is. esdeswarei set le err hie tog major 11:r am arrer bramfm a 7 re" a. esbir slitting •• • • T he i rs rereed limper fo • the Whir, I raspy the ' ethers& si ItMa sa gi s •r ula rs map be aador t r av alrfse to e tih wprilammik meil width Inesper ilt sat dr" her werrehM Moor easler • she lls eye, to the errors pail is whisk ell lie mal* car istherity h' Isis Is prod hi, dr, Mrs le ley ass lidera hes err her ia the geserroist ef Or sert . l . er str eer that 1 aka those thrall ar with Nerd to ear position, or with roped i e et=which is a mama at eager fi r o f calamity are tee Mir revelest. (Been WO I beg to ra ported nee is 01111"0—aa lwaterl bar ex this herese—that the Serve by whirl we bold Islas s bell ma Tibia I rant that s ialetiller , by II ostler &Maar is ear difbeent B et t is rsllldaa, ~la le lemamVmsay it is DO 0•071111001•1 which .ad hoteregraseas te he trifler rerhersec (Nair, bear.) Diet r rerythatipeorate2eersi &list rodraglaar te n t P : h es sr • grioanswat, the Rows will be letforeft WiLbighre ettW _the es~ opprote shy- due beliMpesee W enter alt has preduced great alarm in the capital of hoe Maimity's Ithids, it invites her Majesty's g overnment Lady to eayeeel what, in their opinion, is the MUM of fhb greateattasity; and, above all, whet am the means which they herd to take—er 0000 to tek•—in order to encounter the perils which have arise% sad to prevent the evil conerrewee which are to be err& Kr. V. rose with mama s, molar as drip ewe woad what of with plasmas/le MIL ea MIMI Asir her gentletess. No or odd abbot inaggise. sassiikries the gravity of the intelliOnla_whith hid bees reseivell, rad the wertoest pcsithawhirt Ma bah psalms had heil pablic rah., that the ,ht hew robe sere inquiry sup maim IMlArmilrendo.Veamentoment. la the re *hit her s ere* them revery le to esetteeitke or I!""jaamala a rata= be bards to the affect that the war Nei hat inieteehma entirely In the secu rity star Isles oserriala—• staterasat err* he (Mr. arr) anal aerie ett. (Hear.) The late war 11111 ast 'Warfel= tbet object. ,If it had been, we should hare sill be. it, because he believed that if than renew Tenor who objected to the conclusion of the peace, it was the Wien government end persons in bar, who woad have had Bank inthately am thwarted, and driven Whiner farther hem the spreachr to our eastern p sari osses sions than Li bela the car The rightgent sari what wars the airier her Merry's government hod receival, sad what were the preparations they were making to psi ' e es& te the evd• which had braes out? 'ft bas. gestimenbei den, berm te hisessM sad he sees with the al the whole Lem end easeery when he mid that he maid weeper, amen/ to forth& the government with whereat aseameE . b i e airmail. (Hew, bar.) Oma ha re ere. bee rarety's rrerarsort tr=lif nod upon sending err releforomenta In the IlAiddte of next mouth nearly ten min woad leave them phone. (Hear, boar.) Then dar 12110211 . 0 troops which were going out, partly se rasa and pertly r recruits, amounted to 7,990 men, and thaw Waiskaft to the nonipstey's trams mule up • total aminthir 10,000 men. (Cheers.) The hones Mee wen that the act of parlineent for the posirememt of !bile prevented the home govern ing.' Rom seedier out more than a certain num ire of Queen'. troops, except upon the application albs Court of Directors. Accordingly, the Court of Directors 'immediately on receiving the intelligence determined to make epplicatien, but he seed not my that Mr Majesty's govern esses would, if memory, hem earl parliament to give them fresh powers. (Hear, hem.) The court had, however, me plied for 4,000 mesa so that in a short time 14,000 men would he on their way to India. (Cheers.) lie (Mr. Smith) hoped that the house would nut be led to exaggerate the mire by the magnitude of the steps they were taking. Them troops would be sent out solely . ea e measure of security. (Cheers.) Is feet the only expression he objected to in the npeech of the right hon. gentleman oppreite was elm be had used in referee,* to the extent of the danger. When the right honorable gentlemen told then ouse that our Judean empire was imperilled by prober catastrophe, he (Mr. Smith) must deny that that me the fact. (Cheers.) Our Indian pneeessions were not in peril. (Hear, hear.) Ho need not detail te the house the eireamstanees of the out break. for every gentleman had of course read the public journals which centeimel pretty faithful narrative of the transaction. Ile (Mr. V. Smith) was Irma of the India service for the meaner in which they had acted. Nothing could be finer than the conduct of Mr. Colvin, or of Sir Henry and Sir John Lsorenee in Gude and the Vuejaub. The Governor-General was delighted with them fur the way In which they had acted. (Hear, hear.) The troops had been collected round what the right hoe. gentlemen celled the ancient capital of the Mogul princes, sod it was lucky that the outbreak had taken place where it LI. Delhi wee capable of being easily surreunded; so that if we could not overrate the mutineers by force, we could do so by famine. lie had no doubt, however, that their redaction would be effected by form. Gemmel Amos hod sweated before the place, and on the 27th of May he would here had en ample force. unfortunately the need left mat the 27th, and he (Mr. Smith) could not, therefore, appriee the house that Delhi bad bees razed to the ground— G eurr eure)—but he hoped that by the met teal they would learn that ample retribution had 10/11D emceed from the em irates. The right hos. gestlernaa (Mr. Dimeli) bad pro ceeded neat to inquire what were the amen of this drake thin. Various mum hid been bruited abut in wary, bat nine of them had ever been peered neon the home govern ment, nor had my application ewer been me& by the Intel governments for an inner. in the European troops at their dimmed. The right hon. gentleman had allotted to the withdrawal of military officers for the purposerof Ur civil service. But that Li lien the habitual practice fr a long series of year*, and had never been disapproved of by lint:- mere gevernmente. At the mete time it should be renal heed that whenever • regiment wee called into action, whether on foreign or domestic duty, it was the rule that al the officers who were e ngaged in my branch of the civil service *our immediately join thei r mime (Rear, hear.) Mother rearm which had beer alleged was on Interferrore with the Terrine of the native roldiere. There bed arisen among the troops an idea that there war to he a general conversion of the satire. There bad been • mutiny, too, in the 19th Regiment, which arms out of their reheat to bite a new cartridge. which was sup peed to be gleamed with en animal sulestance they armed. Things Led occurred in Bengal which were well worthy of the deepest erierdertition, but he did not think that anything bed been laid before the government that would nuke out a charge of neglecting to apply a remedy in that particular tier. No doubt the Bengal wee the chief army that was affected by this kind of disaffection. It was occasioned by the enlistment of a higher caste of espori,. and the subject would require the meet marching investigation at the hands of the Indian government. (Hear, hear.) Then the riche hoe, gentleman alluded to • matter which, comidering the grave nature of the souse*, be could not help thrifts; would hove loft better leR eat—be alluded to 11011111suppwed differences between the Oeseuraaderia-Chtef .vent the Go verner-General. He (Mr Math) was perfectly well aware *at • rumour of Gais Idadibed be Welted •about la Ovate circles, but alas own kerwiathilo ha "ay "ah la 3 it . lie had read private corarrhaitare her bah . Ores distinguiehed perms, in which they err ta the telgleat term+, ~f one another : and be bad as rues to ad& that three had been any differomme letwers the thears es Re might very fairly mist between twe Mittj., certainly knew of noes of a characte e to fairlise Witi th e effleient . discharge of 1100 k high fonellithe. ma the AMA hoe. gentleman withal to know whether the Goversoe- General had not oared Ida retaliather, _in big, he had not actually reigmat. lie (M *h) could imeglies no one leas May to leader his reirriles. Ler Orrin hod shown threafforat greet arm Ma loathsome. He (Mr. Smith) kJ suss the noble Ws Were." mid they went full at colorer mietemildare. The flab load himeelf me quite mew& thet be al era =s this rebellion; and be rid that alma to her se be would give b e beet seamlies he dr desiarrese rlika bel lett tc it. (Item, hem) 11 . 9 . 3 1 . iliitalmort cad &woe th ht. Oars bleed equal to ths weskit. at (Bear, beer.) The wig LT. seatimmaa diked sheet a pale at Calcutta: but the teal rated pails Nat. was shows by what was always esseidred *V& rehires. Mr. GLYN admitted that the Chancellor of the Emile quer had not exceeded the limits of the law; but he thought something should be done to regulate the action of the government upon this large amount of stock, which the Chancellor of the Exchequer ought not to be allowed to ope rate upon without some limitation, and without laying annual amounts of them before parliament. Mr. MALINS complained it the Chancellor of the Ea elegem. baying the power of going into the money market with a l ot itious transaction for the put-pone of raising the VI. in Stock ; Forelimbs routines,—what was coned, " rigging the market." if he h.& been al J; al =thi. had been dons in roped to Ex obequer bille Mr. MEGA; ELIN defended the couren taken by the Chan cellor of the Exobequer , whose power to deal with savings banks' funds be hoped the how, would not consent to take away. . After scar co nversation, in whichthe Chancellor of the Exchequer Mr. Spooner, and Mr. Ay rtun took p art, the subject Exchequer TIPS lIUPERANNUATIO'N ACT. Mr. RICE "dig attention to the report of the commis- I denim nada illepmemnoation Act, recommending an Mane- ARM inmeamtherll,ool3(. a-year to the oalaries of the civil "la itaattim inmate of 30,00 0 /. a - year more. •40 =CHEQUES suggestedb ark Ile Lod Nam bed a motion epic this sulject fixed for Ws (Teneley) night, it would be better to deter the dimme d.= ill thou; but Mr. RICH declined to act upon this suggestion, and de livered speech of considerable length, entering into many details. Lord NAAS complained cf Mr. Rich's disregard of the usual courtesy of tho lumse in forestalling thie question, and making an experts Matetnent, swore that the Chancellor of the Exchequer and other memers oho hod spoken already upon the question could n ot address the house Mr. LABOUCHERE entreated the house not to engage in such • dimension upon the question of going into • Com mittee of Supply. Lord J. RUSSELL hoped the government would not delay • statement of their stews upon this subject. The home went into committee of supply, and the re mainder of the sitting was chiefly occupied in miscella neous discussion of votes belonging to the Civil Servies - WeOn the vote of 71,2571. for the national museums of art at Kensington, ike., Mr. SPOONER mooed as an amendment, that the amount granted should he reduced to 59,0001. In the course of the discussion which ensued, Mr. JOHN LOCKE rose, not eo much to epeak le the vote before the eommittee, R 2 to to • word on behalf of the people out of whose pockets them votes would be defrayed. and for whose benefit, oaten aibly, they were intended. Representing as be did a large metropolitan censtintenry, he felt it his duty upon this the Seat opportunity to mete hie view. upon the aultpot to which he was about to refer. The people of this metropolie, the working i lam, had this cornOaint to make—thet what ever sum of money the house chose to vote they derived no beneet from it ; that they had no opportunity of viewing there collections to which they by the taxes they paid con tributed. (Hear, beer.) Ile had had opportunities of raring them engaged in their labours, must arduous labour's, from morning tin night, during every day of the week, an the, whilst Liege scum of money were voted for the National Gallery and the littlish Museum, they had no o pportunity of setting foot within those buildings. (Rear, hear.) was going to say that which would be extremely disagd itr able to many who were his eonteituenta, but he believe to be just. lie would pay, that if the working dames had not an opportunity of 'biting them places on • week day, they ought to hove the opportunity of visiting them on the Sunday. (Cheers.) It would indeed be • •beeefit if such en opportunity of visiting = two places were extended to them. As matters stood they had no means of recreation on the Simile) , except going out of town—an amusement to persona in their situation even too , wetly to be fr equently enjoyed. And in the winter that was impracticable. Sure they might go to church or to chapel, and he for one wee most milieu. that a visit to a piece of worship should occupy a portien of a working es Sunday. But they could Lot be at church the wh oreo Sunday—it was more than mortal man could endure. (Chain ' and loud alaughte:r.) extent point,n chiefly f:t ; e t t i their 1 , pablkih sea mase, to the detriment of their pocket ' s, treir he ' alth, their use ne e their domestic happiness. (Hem, hear.) LlLetrwr.sewlngepen the institutions to which he had referred a means of TeeletltiOtt would be afforded, and might be slibeeli at inch hours ae would not interfere with a visit le a place el worship. Certainly it was List ama in nifest ac w t o f f *lke that means should be given for enablg those h geed (Mauch places to visit them. (Hear, heir.) Mr. CON INGRAM, while he t a n gy di intend to oppose Ines before the committee, muet cein proton irmainst the wean of voting money for heterogeneous museums set up in different parts of the metropolis. There were already, three mparate miliaria. of painting. , all belon g in g to the nation, in I London. All of them might Ise contained in them the holding in Trafa lgar - square —the proper site for (chet)—if the Herd Academy were get rid of. (Hear, hear.) 'rhat institution, admitted on sufferance to a portion of the building in Trefelgar-square, was attempting by underhani meens to oust the National Gallery, but itself ought to be the body to quit that building. (Hear, hear.) lie trusted that the go vernment would take means to bang about that result. The feet wee, that there was too much of the Teutonic element at work in this matter. (Hear, hear.) The system el touch- , puff up, mid altering, and Limning the works of the great mestere had come from Berlin—(hear, hear)—under the aus pice. of one Dr. GustavusWitagen, of whom he should have much to say on a future °caution. (leer, hear.) It W. for the people to melts their influence felt in time matter, fur they, - ead not princes, were, and ever bad been, the true pa trons. (Rear, beer.) On • divimou, the original great was affirmed by' a twsjo eity of 1 6 7 to 11-e1.24 WOW -4 A enhaequene vote for the fleece's College in Ireland was opposed by blr. *lt-Luxe, Mr. ranee, mil other mem bers i and • divlsbaa taken on a direst negative to the grant. Thee, ippeated—Ayee, 169; Noes, 66; majority fur the e, 114. The Turnpike Trusts Abolition (Ireland) Bill wee passed, through committee. Other balls were advanced • Maga ELECTION PETITIONS BILL. Mr. ADDERLET moved the wand reeding of this bill, the object of which, be raid, was to give some check to the cellusive presentation or within of elesiion petitions. The bill ounaiated of five clauses; one and 6.0 pr vided that of affidavit shank! be made by the solicitor at egret of the bent Mae both as to presenting a -