The Express. — London, England, 1856-07-02 00:00:00

ISM milt a t 0.,,. was sot ebarcssids with sosewilmout ken the Ansee.can onvermissest hut etiaroes6le with els ad • tag the Awersois panel.. (sleet, hear.) Therefor. e 6 , 4 h. .es us j.sat thou rh o rho,,. undo eta , it lb. hmereall goversmost of serslinino their 50mv1.44 le the a. aotit ,, Mmed sisal. of tl British g fir men* In tn. drat sa•t•se., nee thou direetsme IP relrunmeut. (bey.) Th. An • e „,. 2 ..n Ih.n elan'S 'a In the fume? la the first testaen tees.** th•l he'weud the reppoesta•ioss which nod. ib. si hp Ihr asshoeiseel reyremstatim. os fibs Brien h R n.raciest. Pat ttry •ne sate their eee t ylaista whoa %My lcuisd lost lune rem /mutters were rot ibeaded la 'rota (11-. r) Set 4 4 oaly we the poems meat of Am•sses nee/rived by the cosslast of the British ra.bat Its . w that s hay istsevi .sa bouts u .ye 11 ..„thy Amersemi U.'... Of roam ho e aid am Wipe Wes , is ens ps fr ems, sad finis them sem ma must r......astut b. ander•to 4 to hays hosiers wh.t we Mow an. se Mr. Crease. very properly t It the • plain el ea smlssest American lawyer, of wh m he psi thi. sig aidnet d•cet , •tioe, that li. hod l• perfect malldesels wt *My as to Me prolevateeel •nilisy but ms to his palate& prim *los ; " sh.t ssres t. ea,. Mr. Cr•aat too knew Its bad so in terests admen.. to yea sateresita of Ores Becalm. This mi.. omit lawyer pr. ' , dad ham with a • tee sod palatial opiates. bat whether it was in at nut, it woo ens eh whisk Mr.C.easp- Ise was b ash to ,it. Mr.Cr..mptos say., la paas 131. that I. Mob tea ettialen Mean s he did sot sodentasd the law of Assmiee. eel bete ae e t , b t opium. he von await atm the rein. f Mee,. nneuy' s worth. to Wass venoms to Mem the tim6ni for tat tearoom el •sli•tmost Oros& am • Mises. et 'h. Amer eaa flaw. Why did he eay 'hat we ISl•heaaily mole tee low or the Vetted Stun I Re laid de Moen Mr. Lasky, whet was stel remitted la Am. Tea, Wks Meng that the aseircitty laws of the naiad States ware M n goes vo *1 **7 Moraleisetre missname are. I.wwr, satsiray ads= limb. We maw metes es prate. meld. am be peemed Mime paille lane ee sbe used meek meow thutemee se km Mom" eenenrints tear peeper el aill=tes 111=2 es poem say .trees peemas 11,111, sap ester prima if es Musk where Mil man selsomsy= as t seterim her swim lopy Me epesise. et es paella Sr the Issde rirreripses ifAs• %no 4.4=antL=f velmem ".l am = bet mate maseme a Mee. el hued de Veiled Bum sad se pniteMesof ids mime es Mee nee temelmelme by her Ilhentee Meier or semis Uwe I, silm***. Nesse la gin , , elemettsn ea Ids enfigne Owls say rewire Y. Th. it stunt us its doecamits themeelree, that dm semale of • ber lli•psty's gorerssisat wars livia_g mem se aamers smsta to leder pmetas to go abroad be the w pm of Mohair, the law of the United Bums Mr. Lumley wises is tb• 1376 a May to Dyer wry that the pro pay traraliss.6 woe., w .sld oosatitsto a violation ef Ibomeatmloy lewe of the U n it. el States. Tat at that vary memos Mr. Cramps. wee ia Halite: ad committing Ike mey brush of the ametrality laws Bat there was semetking Prod that beech whisk Mr. Lumley de wouneed or as 'be egos In Washbasin, ter I. pep 133 of Ye Ilkor-beak Mr. Ceentires almsell says: steal se rat troblemes es the elf el and Maw that 1 bed mlllemtnew seise. benumbs Omni pent let Mies ea Me Illedibet meg* mat up Med= leas Ms bares • Imes bed moo senematlaa lir is. Moak me MY stilast, I reemuml lessee end mowed sere ter Males me m May. I welled et Naha as the Int her et that mealb. hem Wye that Meted arm* bought with Miami nes lima New Tent ell aud who eggegesd te be mi amedemed with the .same led dedmin IP ma seeelemses la Me Vaned a me, methee mead ibete Mew may MEM* el 11Memen is the Mies aid *sewn la tbe Melte at the Sees ZAPS what lw 'aired I. tenowsi Uses they me dto welted as Orals end Mbe emend MO the mill sum mike ewer ale= Vag aememie lemseleselp as proem thee oilmen grin& emonsest la her istess smite. emealup lame er puma a Mem psemeted eosse ss. ma. at Mean. le us. =nab es weeded the ewe at the Valtel Nem Mes le s, ass After this wade as, es. stead up sad my test the law of W Naked States bad mot brat violated) (Meer.) Wes It possible to tarry cadmic farther ? H. w would we la ills ematry treat 4a person who did ruching ematrary to au haw sod defended It apes the inpaicas essetruaties of mom gestlesase ea Um otteer Ado of the Ashok ? (Bea, hear.) It would set be seesaw, to go ilurassb tire sedum slaw wkkh wore ..soused Ia the Illee•bwahe. His his. set leenkee friend the Attormaporimmill allowed that he me utterly lemma; of the Bus Pie whoa he ae. eand them that the eon rowed betimes litssobsi awl Hems ea the me std., sad that of theatres oassels a dm ether became We daramram of oar own stream were these te tee: ply maims us. With regard to Mr. Cia_i be believed be was lemmata alteirthm as rusedsd (Hu. bear.) Bet dm sesprotas el Cud Haffiew powesil the warm pH of the ease. These send be se Poi. ha thempbt, that Hers was upped to Peak Um law, ill Hue was ea strew is eassedis with Herta , tad that If Hue supplied Hans arch neemay„ Bows must Is espiout of the me to which it wee te be applied. if Hems bad bean ens Fred—( esotter)—and bed renehed Me • err- Isia patty one , des wits es eludes emu, kls boa. sad Meisel Stem 'scald have as dolimany Is bbssfilfefac Trail with this perste. Bat b. teen the two. Herb aid Memo, MMe Ceased Mathew He stated that Ilsirtes indassloi was a times of tole Mods, sad that ha ham if Meets ee hie meseedtags They ham very well them Oer aspartame la *Pekoe eneleittitee that it was vary easy dm • peruse se my that he knew sat how aortal* moseys were aerated. (Laughter ) Bat here was Comsat Mallow Maltase/ twat at lierte's request he trammitted a sealed kiln to Howe whisk be believed sestaleed mosey. Lad bis belief wee mot termed without geed mead, for he lash • rune Is. the mosey, whisks re mipt wee gascranup we out le Hama. Hells acid that the rowesyt was Male Mlle Malls. hat that was fates—it was mute est to Sews- Oa the mud mules be Panned to give mug though Wt shamed, but be treaefered the mesas sea hotel limpse, to.. wham Herta was. male* it. (Hem Mar.) Wield say us lap after this that Mr. Ilarafeer was oat impitanted with Berta sail Hew., end Mu W Autism geverameat were sot ,tende d la being list be was so Impliontod ? (Hear, bear) inell be told that ale was the autism of alls , bew slaw f Hat Mr. Crewman appowsd of the premed ap of Ilsolawelen breveted of them; sad Lord Clareedea la hie Sespetell es Me lad of November. approved of the a;mdset both el Kr. Onsesdan sad Mr. M.tb.w. Nat then Owe was the jadg meet af dodos Isms, veltkh it was mid &tiered that these atm Mayen, in • bit bad li•-• Coos. It had boos la dawaiii Wow eta sosead jsdg.at of Jades Ham keel bees HIM liegeriaget sf Mt on , oust leftism of the Amid - posimies. teed Mu Windham* someelasos bed pm. tiomminmelea te the law se term s pitied prow. Wow, am a_ salhisseif fib. Americas wore se jaed; prend, a tiele mien of larteeradeam, as their law sod Mob Nips, sod hunsrabis annum should be swan* minims bele, they avributed to ea wisest ledge is the Bolted Braes. sob moeim r. (Hear.) The feat was that the Arm j vaguest of Jedge Lee was takes free • short sad emeleally income nowt is • aawap.psr, be. caw it wreegly sawed the Atomises law. TM latter jparmist arm naoluerie, and the Moto M the aele chi* ammo been tbe lode was sot the same. (Hear.) Than with regard to lito apology, the bac member far tienisem all It was gime as as as the mistake was dburieed, end the moble lord ad the heed .1 the Nil le mid. to • • meeetieri pat by 'ha less. lame& umbso litsalliad that riots hat hem soot sat to aboullew the elm of romaltiog is the liaised &UM. sad Pit skim Mars had hem mot to Nova Bentis and Caulk la wee asset asforteaste that that Puce* had sot mud es sew as It ought. It would be isayortaat if, as hod bees slated, Yon piss bed hem abasplomad as von as it wee haunt le be te the Uslted Beams governmeas. TIM = a ir met lespoeteat U true, bet It mid be • seet ostraredlaary igmest If set Maw. Has it was sot true. He acquitted the government of say latestiosal violaties of troth, bet it was set fru, that the abeadeemtat seek pleas thee. The doeleratlas of Mr. Onassis sad flirGe.perd Lellarebeat gave tbs data when Ow booms aware of this Minicab to attendee the piss. Mr. Onstroo and be was first ewers of It is the sth cf Asosat (As hoe. Member: The 2ad of Augast.) lirempard Lelllerehear, who was at Halifax, the secy ea ts* if all the osoratioss, declared that it woe r.e gni Po 17th of Amine th.t ha remicati the latlaads. , gad um them oft Ira the C lost.' fliterstasy, but in •Wu bee Mr. Oruro.. It was eortaisly a mat ozbosodissiy pr - scodiast. The peilfeWeat wine aware all lb. una dip N. spur iv es vs» gnat ea. TM. win• • t wee made, Lend C I we, d oa said Meg Wanbe awl Wig Menge 411011Weeptenite le the tan of his anner. ism Po upraised the bop het this ..to of pevdmill tumid Ps by the Nunes govienmest. Tea letter die /me might tenthly to bus bum remised hi Aida hie the 2oad of Assam; yet that oar the eats of the alesieb. nut. The pummel Ppm with isedieent frial as Amapa' goverumrst, mid, art 'sly souraled their pee asediags. but awl siesaurso libel to IletelVe sad delis that Revenant Th. I sr-re informed they ware break* the law. yet they deliberately. ageism the Wain they had tabu, eastiesed to Weak the km Ice menthe she they had professed to ham abeellensd *bile =7:loge. Ceuta It the hi said in shell Immo thalt lie 11 lea bed sot bees maimed, sad that ite sum of somple , nt led born gives to the AW•Tliteel guseimmeut, erne mug dun? Hs limed the eurnomast wail met anew menu is rusts in their coact atimtiefe= i lleta, pm miting Hr. Danes to meals , and yet It op Musashe, of resmatano. by droll:Ms to appoints wommao Mr. Cremes& It .as Wee that the ending • massepor to Mr. Crampon 'could r far to admit that the Amorists severuma had it. tame of ofeass l bat was that sari. Gaily devilled in the home I It was I.p..aibla for map bea.goellemes le read the btu leek sad puma -titan the kw d Laid.. had Mu brakes. He would us seam Wm it tusk, whether the pestles us me whish to was tuft wine nar she America. puerneemat too UM was • .gees dm the. to Judge. It algal bare boom • as,. purer wod op* evens am be have dole as, The j•domset of Ild pine wants as. be lain as Ibis rolbfort tom ea fad ilms- The pie bed Nisi been burled is Ma lkinflpeam—thor were tram MN Pasted b • met mein, M tie pins sad the buss; they etheteed a seem and sesame Ingessigatiee ; OM the oitimille at meet that mid e• he liemsf than wee met Ye sammeneemsea of to diets mural Pm membeas bad Mu n te Ppm% lie ides of Pe boa. rumba holism bid en wok* mid platmg e say 'Pia if &had ealreweenist d, . smnoment The be& member far PPM, WF be did set ebinktbiy diegived • was of rases, sad. t• pus thew ohs resrmilmliry en lb. Crampt.. It was waranl lie that the mesh of the MGM Meld Pm say aMit a fie the sofa peens whether the law of Laid. bed lass bruins. Ti. odium ea tbo pint ma ante-Ny e (Per. her)—atbkhio wee impossible le oasis. , sad only att uned to b• anted. Tue wae se ?Maslen ea white she sentsery mall be nosintaimed. • petiolate whisk weald ides ell umstruisa Impend* emd all intererarso 1 imity••• *miens &bawd. TM debits obis li be., takes platy ••• so . p*A••• altodetlwr fre• fr..= lerroavesiemor, hit would loses •tie peat advea , aas of leadir p t real eleeida .oe of the facia. It was for the •• , a , sat al sad or ra strut 1•1•1•0 of hO.• coen•r•• thst the lasts child he olae.• .• seed. If the Arafti•ea people were made aware of tli• feet.. they would take ear. their g merosiest should so' heedlssy early treat into a geseral. red tha lapliah p•ewia would 'armies as equal! y military Milieus ova? their govereue•ot. (Beer, heat.) This debate was the d• et *maim when tho tsete Cud he made beams sod brotseht to the tent of antenna. Ha was sorry to bare roes bps table frited rt the head of the parlament mbar Me a.. ht Wore batty the debate—(Mar, bser)--althosult he (mull sot ospro a 'ha dbearioe au agreliable to his sob • blend—(" bear," sod lasabter)—sad Ito was plod to ' have ilia weight of Ma man*, sparest the spastic. of • - imbued debate.. If the ?iamb is thiamin had bees sew, sad the maim had boos broosht forward by Oa roprearat .are of. party. he weal/ se. have hesitated to give • mat fur • tossers, shish sow ia hi shaman he eould sot approve or sapp nt. Ho smolt with ben. gewirmes that this was sot oi party sum ; bar Its seal sist rut the weight of his tt the priseleis a t=res party oombina nom. Tea time of peen had hese ths wt &rims of our Wm. No sambabored, sets bag time seao party eandisatisse wan Mee" la bat Mem, firr P. el mates ass fib aid Lid Jibs Beall ea the other. No Moshe many mem wets essmolind. bat. se tbe wh..le, the ecvegistest wee MneefelliO sad diaattly serried oa ; and ho belimml it would be •Issftaals any for the ofreatry whits party embinations ware tea m& This wee Mr strongest passible isatmes of the of party combisatlear, sad • proof of the of the Reim ell Commoss to make dodentitas es oamdam of pa icy; bat he was happy that it lad pins him be midi*" of expecesiai kM feel's" a privilege whisk ha meld an pre waived os say mann what he WO sifted ate Mariam of this sat es bat Astati ne &Ilium which le prised as WO* lei lowed so dearly, sad its bearings oa that mid* be prima men Mehl sad loved more dearly—ohs loam and fais fens of be ma sesatry. (Clam.) TM SOLICITOR-MINERAL resulted that the met ties tarns passimily epos the isterprnatioa of moan Seal •••••••■•• la loom is the United Maws. This is tarpretatin, he restended. was bees reedited Is very different vars'oes by various author. aim awing the Arseriesss themselves. Batmen( cia Mme diNreasee, sad somparisg thee with th• axiom of bilhasatioaral law laid down by the best reentneed pae llas% of both gratiessta, he Mated that amidst sash diversities of opines hear putties head ea eta - Itable jastltiwWs. The British fasetissariss were vanguard la hallooing that their samosa es obtain ✓eeraits waft sot la oestravemlea of the Amnion law, while the Defied Mates goutrameat as fully astithol to Warm their ova interpretatioa, sad the British vitals.- • ia their tarn, wan diplematisally coestmased to aosept the warns se awned by the Americas miststors to their owe esserstears. In this par Ma matters sow steed, and he trailed Ow some of "vents thrapheat the whale serge of progenies% Wenn, the maelasica that the swans ewer attributable to say party areasatat a a mitandeatsadice. At, J. PAKINOTON thomht that the papas lately Man eshihitad a most diaered.rutele seseasso ey meow its.,, of whin the diernee could oily he ariped is the BMA minas,. Their madam bad ompeousiesd the eira nom of the bad been* as to the mum of a war sad had amps-eelas to meet • beam bboalty at thi Mob of the Minima govereasest, after bases seedy abed them de most abject spologies. The right boa. lossasa gesmodal m ergs', with =say appeals to e. epaseks. that the Matadi admiabeellise ar Moir saapkyis had visialia Ise aad lb* mask* pal law of the Nailed lb u. And what was tin plea whin they woad ? It we that they bed made the sea nape splitoy. No debt a wrier donor/ea to mak' ea make% aid they reputed him for so dens bat thay abeame to the 'satisfies that ha had sear/ eery r Melee piss M himself is • pretties la 'Ma hews eempelled M apelsolet. He thought that they, ameeseellos be mon of de esantry, had • right te sem plats that her MP'S 's entammat bad plowed this nests, blob s resitisa that oh hal ban (Mien to make • ba nns*" speboy u se United Let bin new advert he • mama at pentealer Ils• at whin this attempt to Mist trom Is de MOW dem was mad*. It wee Mb& at • mensat whose/robot mold bare tam tbe=C o ptedhle noe te add to the &deal Vas hest mimed beinne ible 6111111 ft aad the %Med bats& Milian samba id deed Amens __ Mao one, still renalmil to he eallboL Oa bod es tides of tbo /Antis ever peollsoil sad lased mu Meet h.p. that se my ileverimmi wield Ind WOO M.Mbls adenity—a war with Ranier. He meld insole meting hen this meary field oak by The right has brass. andarled by apneas/ his nate tise a empart the mdse. Mr. BRIITINCK wand the adlearameat be debate amid load trim of " Divide." Lod PlilbillitBTON I ram I us ha posoloska of the hoer (Load rise of "Nor, hoar.") Mast oartainly, sad astrilikranaitag ro deer *hub has bra asprossed by the right hrs. ratlessan o jest sat dams or the trios of the goatlaraa who prowassod himself. isiorta Basely for him a nosier toe laso—(a langb)—l de hops that the hew will think It disk dry to prseraes ea aplodos at the roar whisk has his. imbaktted to dm. sod whir is so Ira than arts of bran ea the (Hrs. boar.) I use that the how will a ll arta daty net longer to delay probeaming as silinka whattra es so the goveninnat k say kaw a s ista r mi rth, of the rationair do hero sad r. orany. ( shoore.) The his. member who walethis roar beer by rola, this la adial as kr bore to pronounce an spires fa its Jdilkl osposilly. aall to radar their dear anises with find salaams bat no erre bad be au arard the store of his work% sad afera tbat 'sherries, gra. tarrob the whole sagegoost roam of ble spear, be did bathing bat bra* b peressolity sod rotative Mks ay all the oho IMMO of bit imam I lb; aillailine SWAP thillk salgat la imam dip bar lira mar re Lord Ciseendsr awl by dwelliag is U. sans of Lord Clarendon Is altososto ratans. globe on make dairy ark was to be sopowatod front his sollsogra and to her the whole warn of dr hoar unto Th e of that spar was sa abuterltatiord as ito verb will. I kook be aarsestakil. It was well sired Shoa l who tallowed the hr. assebor, that hems kohl be as individuality h aay mortar et the IJOINOMMOSt who sight entrusiod wi•lt a putiralar Wrath% bat that his Leger wens as resparibla r Mali; and I sr earn the his.. that is this car the whale proannsant is folly an to adopt errytklog rat Lard Cloosoills has said or . hr. brake Pa broom boon with ha Of lout et those trosemilman-aannik the or Mb Moist the run to raise lbsolga traps tribe tonhast of he wu. He told as that fa 151$ se sway Ikenred warn were raked, while that a year alter the kilo we bad begat we eon sot able to rise err tan rupkinsat Li r= book tato the dleannisa dam! whisk that hat the gresad on whisk so pips* It to par. limael—la which preoritlea my Kett hes. hind tbo atoubst hr Orard tialaweir aroarral—(bear. hear) — was shoo Oho pews. dead-' was serairly warm at the beginning of a wso ilie ls . a orany err the army as Wood by sollehret sad sot by th e " 001 . 1 0 189 . (am.) WA Mat ad Inks br=a law, It sonso he duty of the yeessonast to tarry it lan esosslka. We had hosed that hero wets auto". of =ssaillis fa the %BM Stales, MOO Of then eahkro. and rate of hos Osesma, mad that those passim woo 4.1... of joialos the Btlible o p, sod sr slabs a Noss whlsh they hha awed is sod jut It woe islesiosd to avail ossashoe of the of hose par ser, GM the risk less esetabse he Oafard Iledvorsisy, ed the has reatiemen who sh war him, ware parties to that ansoiesseat. (Id lalshold abuse.) I sasses, thseedsso. &lbw my right Mo hind to oho; as be at tl., that be was a patty to slew aolisheat ad fesselese is Non Buda as onstllshmat oat istoodsd Ae the rearsithig of law Illeyesses sable*. hot aad swrooly fee the sidissiest of pauses hos tho VAN Oestss, I some oliew my right boa. Mind to ad mit lamas ping %Mat setussemot, sad thus to assert that V ass how hosusa the slimes neols at than operedes. It weoloinsulo lo in the sass tins that whin shah' h. don Om INO at inas with the inaaislinil law at kw %ha Shim • dhelooliss hr bus attompted to has draws hawses klandlooll and_ hasiipl lbws, lest the south of hy boa. Bird Ks bee asatessod that haw Is fibs .1.1. The solidea le, was the tasehipsi law of r. %NM Ilan Kahl. I swab silks spirits IBM 11 MN sei—sertsilp by dm belleasliMi• Of eh NOVIONIIIO4I/, wither see alikesa. It is usissiled bat they may inli kte uill att lbws laws through rows of hal I bat them essibissa dukes they did set Load. wasiodin to U. Imerses. Mks of the law of the Caked eirsk they asoliaift set. Bat who woe to lohlyast that law ? It heolmos sold that sooosol ig r a z spills are way, hat hos a tau as o+..—(hear, lwal—sid ta i ro ire his. what Is its kw el he Babel Status, is Is rim that aortas was dam bit we seam is Kirin it rat law. It has bon soil Mot lease Lone shamed his 'shim k Berkaber, boil boyar his het *aims is Kay, sad owe esualloss tarsdosesd Joky, sad therefore, ia as far as the Nadu& of ors Mims was eh e stud. they wen base as by the WWI sotholtios of ha Baited *o.s. (pew) Dot ,less It Is slohl that prof wit slims be ha Valid Blast list likes was 1611 . dna Is Kakis' of Mesh Mesa Me desk sash thyp some dose, WO It was by yams who won oat ashorlsod by the BMA gehoshost, mad mist thou prountioas were hossd, whisk la soma sun sooludad sad Is ashen had. It was maid that to pootoosties ..all be keffi used against Mr. Onsaptsa, bums ho was yoattoted by his &plunk, .least., bet Mat did sot &poly to the asoule, lad if is he" why sot prams% thsea (Kau, bear.) The Mott bah. wafts ths Ifsarlania• bee re bend we to the one of oar shad Is !nosh, bat ho was pruesated_, is we NM Ulm sod Oki, wtosehlly, sad that the Ltag of l'esrla has saw mead to oar arras psehel by els Mt rd les boo passed to Ky. Oasis a feu peados. BM is Austin the aim& Iran set geese sued. sod thoolors I WWII as jostled is goyim, that des ask sp them this so tha teWheay sightings o aro ill admitlii la he Mae bush aid silos ohmmeter. It b e. air bon odd that we phased ranters as Me Ansel. nos savalsonat. Why, Mr. Crushes seated to assure& tiss with Mr. Misty os tho Mod of May, that It was the heleallos of Ms Delhi gourshast to fans a &pot at MaMas, where paresos who were trills" to WIN wield to nous& kr tli SWAN. Tor, it is said that Kr. Oromplan did ass go to Mr. Many, hut Irby did set Mr. Messy emus to his t UM, within af a finis* punt humid to be any* es IMIm• THE EXPRESS, 'WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 2, 1856. lieu my peoeuelk, eestrary to law, would sot the IC TY erion Aff et One* dratted ao eaplartattat cot suet coadoet ? (Hear, here.) We. that the coulset of the Amnion goverament? K. sub thing. F-e mom tiny allowed the ye( esedieps to go os, until they bed arrived at seen a plait that they cield be owed our or tikes advantage et at diet-reties. but when her gleety'e ere. ranee* fetid that the weeuarer Were 1 bell to dive dictates' - Ire they 4840 014414 as the 22.1 July .PT their dieseatleugoee. There is • queen°. 'boat the order liana, bees lowed is Jely, mid n tt send ea until Amen ; Mt she =wend feet is, that the Orkin g v. rawest, the mistiest they read then pea reeding. were I hely to he diselessigs, ordered thew to be eespeuded. Thee it is alleged Untie apology was wade, tni• what more easiest erns, meld a preramest mate this puttiag a stop to that whisk bad gives effuse ? Do not tell is this that there was me apology. Well Uwe. air, I my that. la me quad.. shoat apology, no pettish abut ustwalmest, so quake angst seen ten, se ponies about oar hiving made upgrades if my effete. edeted• Bet yet we IN told, we west to askeesheine that we wen la the sere g. We dos% believe we were la the wreog ; we mut buttoned tended the laws Otis Helen; en. is nding to our mederstaoding of than laws, did *elate thew. (Hear. hear.) Well, tae, we resolved as la limetisa from the Usteed States gammen that oar Elaought to be withdraws, sad, is reply to m seat a detailed state meat hem tens ma we nought, mad ae we boon, to the sambessiese of the Hatted Stone goveranest that their V15r4,484w0184* 49, sad that making had bee. dame unlori their dimetlefactioa. Im meter to that, the Meisel Stem gemmed NM they wore sari-led with to ped to the 110101111 of lbegovereesset, sad the whole gees tics betimes the ss peernmente they easesseed was settled ; he semenalses they .till retained thek opiate n with regard he the *gest; aid that °plain being remised, =deemed than mess* anameptable omen of einseal believes dos 4148114PWRIWPIOL What wee the eau** 464.11.111■460144 bed dm to pursue ? Why, they had to determine weedier they *meld meet swung ler measure —wbesher they should rekllate upon Kr. Dell the memo wbish bad hems adapted with regard at Mr. Crampton. whether any Medi withdraw the empetake from the 17eited Stake snide; hat the goverammat did set dies it their duly to nobs her ifielseM to take dive dioro—Olboof asterldmemMes what has bees said is debate, I udl em of spines nee deans has mat, sad will sesame to set, the appeosel sad sommrsees of the matey. (Cheer.) It IN Weak efr„ moot swims to mesh the norm sad the lausang• ef bee. gostoma who have takes part la tbli&bete ; oe both sides we have heard ettailesal decimalise of the vast important, of walatainieg poise between the two madam; all were ueboseded la their whim sad meanness to that *few, ae.d yet, air, bare appearieg to be ease in which a pigsties has arias between the two goveneweete, snob, is few me both are samonsed, bee bets settled in a swam deemed eatiefeenty, membees are loud is their dossodadoes me ass side, wldim, me the other heed, members were damn lest the homer mad dignity if Raglan should be tanked through as affront 'lend to her goveramemt. (Hear, hear.) Bat let we tall these latter Immarade goatimm i that an Malt offered to the movernmeas to ea Walt to the matey, sad Mme emidemes who are is amine for pone, Int net Raglan ill d hes bees insulted, treated Ma vs Mah with Wigan, neon remember what sdiset= ferebedimp wen ealembried M nodose. Ceidd It a li ir edesuiles bees melee *epee* of &eked late Amark•—(ltser, bmw)enied amuse is them ear f yeememest seen* dew mehthboura sad kindled la Ms Weed Stamm ? (flan, bear.) Anybody who Mese the &mew of lagistimen out he swan did to toll them they have be basalts& they ban hem lumen web entempt mid Imposed to la meet malmeelly evaporate them whitest their very seen of the Juniata**es fez sash assertiams ; Ma of the min will be very mesh dkpseed to Me the, ern trust, eepeelally as maim frees seek high au. theetty— (elimemo)—aed they will say, if the leaders of the =ran nem held eat mesh Maur to as, we met km has prealy welted. Let us purr and re soot thelenk whim his ben sewed to as. (Hear hear ) Well, I my them in Ms way this debate la (Hew, to lay the fesadatin of animosity bosom the two e monks. (Hew, hear.) Them there im the right boo. gentle mem theinembee fee Ms llMenky et Oohed ' • be tails the Aseedemes that Whelk gematmet bee bin deluded lab asaagahas aa maw whin they aught set to ban se empied—(beer,-bear}ediet Sok hiss ben ben violated asehladly end loindsoolly by rho 'reground of a Emilia matey, on that their gmermant, es far Eros rametleg th tsjary la a moose wbieh beam the gemomemat of • great and lade= sl =ed momptsd ea eseleay gad egprireed dm they Mint to have instant themselves Jed the esslemy. Mow, sir, I sok, is that the way to mats geed hng betwees the two =Wm (Losit dens.) Is that the wa to mends the peti ef_tlis UAW Sob? to madam a friendly Mike Wareeds beds essa (Chseem) Mr, may geetimmem man* tdd Me lisa. awake Ifte Mayo that die diememka et lib modem was eel selated m peollore irjery apes she mane serwiee—sati well did they sadelpme the *Lot of tbe di , wnU did they as the esommemes that WOW likely to attar fro. It. (Hear, brae.) It use said, these topics bad lima brought forward with the view of waking poses be twee. the twe eesatrlea, sad Minim angry punka.; hue tasked of their helm escalated to de that they Mil excite sagry pasiou ad 1aW•4114 the dateline which our rend the sink; dispels Mamma the %sonatina. (Hear, hoer.) I will net at thw late haw further detain the beam, Maim it Is totally ameessemary to de s. We an sow sated epos to determine whether the shut of the go verment 411414118 Ohm to the midmost of parliament. The his. weather fir Mayo bogie his speech by disdaining evadoe sir quibbUsg, and I thisk we night retort epos his by wide sing Ms entloo, Menai I adult It would have bees men mealy sad straightforward if be had Mamas ems Newerd sad presumed a dialect 8440 nein illsokries Olt the esmind of the meensaint celled Mr the ears eine bosom (Meme,liser.) It wield have bum mob Ems may sad sersighttirwerd to have men a der awl enamel me of mouse than to preens • 1110tiOS redone to the gemeanal aperehaelse which they bad sat tehad (Comm) SW. Use right his, sedan the mem bort fir the University says that ho &digits es the Mutt of Ids vote, anti I trait midis I have .aid, time say, will laden his ie dime his mind. So it has been said we shoal me look a gi ft Mho in the siewb—(a lasgb)—end I will not "ga mine the re/MOB for ene right bee hirers vote. I salt' hope the news given will ladies these has. mashers who ban sot skeane seam op theft rands whisk way they Mall ten top with his. (Hear, beer) The ream he gins Is that at the present menest so sew adadaklsetkm ma be ememfelly formed upon a moan of iha esigeisi payss meat. That is .ot very essapileesttary mht ratlines apposite ; severthelem, Canny_ be tatty re. maned If my right limemarink felon who its there will one one to the be.. ISSOININe Irbil IN swift to him—(a leugh)—• few mimosa' sabers mooldeside the dandy, whit& at preemie apposes es be imeammeentalle. (A Laugh.) _I wilt ask Ragmen amyl the 11,1111011, beesse• it le found os • greed pettiest minineerien. Mille we stead inn what .e QM see better and har groans (Chasm ) Wit are of spiel= Oat the tam* t with which we Mve darts, a peeled if gram Medi, endsated the affairs of the sonetry hue mond satisfassery to the estoo sad adeestmgeres to no public interest. (Cheers) W. Milne that the sonildemee whin the hem has hitherto 'deeded to as is shared by the onstrr, sad It Is nem that gaud we are pitmen to go te a division. (Cheery.) We ask for a amtiessaati of that c mildew* sot ups the green of may daintily la lading say oda peewee to 11l ear plans, bat henna we think we have dose sothiag to forfat the geed Wain of the hone sad the matey ; wad koselmg, therefore, to this ensidention, sad wants( to the seed egdaimm M the house, "Welt has battery, bees so sewn& us--trustingth to e goodwill whisk we be = be felt fur as is the seastry we Mal age the M, member for Mayo to semi te a d4lides, sod we feel eimlldest the remit will be "soh as we Walt our modest emenee. Cher,..) Mr. J. WORROOR barley dads a few landible n umbs, Mr. BENTINCK mewed the motion for alj messamat. Mr. MOOHE (tarlatan moms pumps to he apathy wen. The modes km sdkommeat was Om pat, bet misdeed without a ankles, sod the Mom divided so the aids qua ds& Tins appimme4 Ns pie lola oseralaa apply 274 For the assailant SO aio*, ilar ibe poomonot ln ?M Mon oillownd wi in ulnas not two Tan Atrnioas OP THE NEW BALLET "Le Cosastas."—A torrespoadest ha hovered ea with s seem pipwst sloth of he patently of the sow ballet is will the bills of Ilse Majesty's Theatre Jahr= is Raul is shunt to spray. Us AM idea of the ballot is takes hem Byres, bet try Httls of Bytes has bees left la the tabbed week. The Empress Mamie is sad to have hashed the populate with her own lair hands. no Chevalier Balst-Gtoeses Meshed up the het*, and festeased It with Bowen of ids ewe rather waft rbeterie. Mdhe. Bast' dishttorred its gal hallos Whet of Um same ease, by the chentirephs Gaisemai, sad pebbled heat It s few situations fee hoc ova refs. Maybe Aden sempoesd the lassie 1 sad it Y alkyd his telmalee memory bas hid Deaketti swim neediness. Moot arms 1. Oresaisr, esdinetee of the Open, who, bike that the ballet mieki eased threash three metal hems—deable Skit legitimate Stow—epplioll Ms Gabbing heed to it, LAM; the saiaals-bastel ef hl watch fee his mass. After .11, the miaelpel oestsibuter a the week My be sour M los IL Semi, the sembiaist, slither at woos of the slaking ship sad the Popov that siaks it. la sheet, the elaboration of "L. Conant" hes Mee/ the maim of se lies this sloe 'oilers/iv* Wises. We tows man that It lobs aloe teases Is make a am, bat ve .eon Lem be ties lest time that it mhos sloe anthem at stake a r. Dan of Oimiefilp vfn leY the lbeededea sump et the Mood Orpliss Wm" a ...«.... , IJAWINI lib (Raissiel) alearesia. The Mira of Welsh abided by Mr. Gibbs, emusi M Frani 11161111114 Ida a *ls rasSitisy. vibe OxprelM statitable title-deed ender the Commission mon un certain than ever. Sorely this is not performing the ditty of Government in regard to legislation. THE RETURN OF THE GUARDS. The third and remain ng battalion of the Guards is expected to arrive from the Crimea in the course of to-day or tomorrow ;so that the public entry of the three battalions into London may be almost immediately expected. The line of march at present intended is from the Nine Elms rad ni, over Vauxhall-bridge, through moms of the new Pimlico squares, along Vietoria-street, to Buckiogham Palace, and thence by to Hyde- pork. As soca as the Otta;de have reached their destina tion, the Queen %ill, we believe, proceed in a carriage to Hyde.park, and the Brigade, 3,000 strong, will be then inspected by her Majesty. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THE EASTt MUUMUU, Tuserty, JOLT 1. The' Euphrate has arrived with Coastanticople dates to hoe 23, and from the Crimes to the 21st. It is said that M. de Boutesieff will be the new Ruselan Ambassador at Constantinople, and M. Labanoft the Councillor of Embassy. Letters from the Crimea state that Chuseloap• Lashes division is about to leave. The English have evacuated Hertch and Galatz. Oily 2,000 French now remain is the Crimea. The Eophrate has brought home 373, and the Charlemagne and Descartes have arrived, bringing home 2,000 men, with Genera/a Junin and Lefebvre. ROME. We read in the Courrier de Marseille of Jose 29:--" News of importation reaches to from Rome. We learn that the Holy Father is preparing a general amnesty for political offences. Thu amnesty will be proclaimed on the occasion of the festival of 13t. Peter. The publication of the reforms so ardently desired by the populations of the States of the Church will take play at the same time." EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (1203 t 0178 PARIS. TIMSDAY EvaNnto. The Emperor, accompanied by Generals Fleury and Espinosa, left Paris for Plombieree, at three o'clock this afternoon. His Majesty was received at the Strasburg railway station by the Prefect of the Seine, the Prefect of Police, and the directors of the railway. The Count de 13egur, the chairman, and two directors, will accompany his Majesty as far as Nancy, where he will leave the rail and go ea to Plombiirea with post horses. The Emperor will sleep at the Prefecture at Nancy to-night, as previously arranged. The Ministers of Publio Instruction and Yunnan left Paris to-day for Ems. To-morrow's Monsieur will probably contain the nomination of M. Fould as ad interim finance minister, and that of Marshal Vail kat as ad interim minister of public instruction. Count Walewski, will, it is announced, leave for Hombourg, on Thursday. M. Baroohe will be charged with the administration of foreign 'Miro ad interim. Cardinal Patrisi, the Pope's Legate a lagers, hay ' lag aecomplishsd his memorable mission to Paris, left this moiling at 7 o'clock by the Lyons railway. He breakfasted at the Palace of Fontainbleau, and doubtless saw the rooms which Pins VII. inhabited u a prisoner. He will sleep to-night at Lyons, and on Thursday will embark on board the Duchayls, which is waiting at Marseilles to convey him to Chits Vecchia. M. Feudist de Conches, one of the Empe roe's masters of the oeremonin, will accompany his Eminence to Marseilles, and the Abbe Coq , the grand chaplain to the fleet, goes with him as far as Civita Vecchia. The session of the Corps Legielatif expires to morrow, and although a further prorogation was expected, I believe it will be found that the depu ties have got through all the pressing bruises of the semion. I learn that the Orleans (partial) restitution bill was voted this afternoon almost with out dismission. M. Montelambert hid prepared a apse* in opposition to the measure, but be is unwell in the country, and was unable to attend the debate- The Princess Clementine of Orleans, Duchess of Saxe Cobourg, the only one of the three prim:lessee now living in favour of whose marriage settlements the present bill is brought forward, hes rigged a paper indignantly refusing to accept any gift as an indemnity for her share of the confiscated property of the family. This paper was in the bands of the members of the Corps Legielatif to-day. The following is the text of the letter of the Count de Paris to Count Roger do Nord:— My dear Monsieur Roger,—ln my sails my ayes are ever tented towards Fraser. Even If I were eapable of temente!' thorn, my mother would not let sae forget the names of those who still preserve ea affection for our tautly. Yea especially are one of those whom shit hie taught as to lava and esteem. I am happy to have an opportunity of exprotslog these sentiments to you. I knew not what the future may reserve for me. I hops and I wait, reedy to devote myself on the day when Priam may think she has used of me. Fee some time past there has been an approximation be twee' soma of the member, of the two branches of our family. A visit which my grandmother paid to my goads the Coons de Chambord, made a great sensa tion. It is said that they west so far as to talk of aleaudoniag the tricoloured flag, which represeuts the principles of 1789, and recalls oar most glorious soave nits. lam mist anxious to genre you that my mother, my heather, and myself, aro sltletther strayers to this affair. It is for Nene/ to choosy. Whoa the day canes os I I whisk Trance shell think fit to decide what governmeat sad what institutions oho will have, she may melte he, shots* without the troth biting hope from bor. The motion should cumin aotbieg hat its affections and its interests, sad upon these vista it must have boom suflisiontly ealightesed by seveety yssu of political experience. . _ _ As for me, the time Is aot far distant when I shell bare right to declare my principles and view. Meanwhile, I have desired to make known to 117110 devoted friends, of whoa you are one, but to them only, that I have received so laformation of wh►t has ;Head is oar family, 'Rapt through my noels the Duke de Nomura, and that if I do not now pragmatics aqui?, it is because my age does not yet permit see to take part la all this. I have remakied aloof fres all that has best done. I hays bat ore object, that of rendering myself worthy of a possible tater*, sad to this mid I ►eve himeaantly before my else the will of my father, the (*sidle* of my grandfather, and the sacred prin ciples upon which tbe constitational =marshy was [Guided. /Leapt, my dear M. Roger, the ammo' of the particular 1 (*lotion which I entertain for you. P. Pictures D'Oatiaws. TM Gnat de Chambord has arrived at Venice. The Bourse has been heavy to-day. The rate of merge is spin rising. The Rents fell 40c. for ouh and 45c. for mount, closing at 71fr. 10e. and 70k. 30e. Credit Mobilier fell lift. flOc. The railiPays, though drew than the Rude, were all lower. Or• Issas fell 16!r., and the other lines from 2k. 60e. to dlr. The corn market at Marseilles on Tasaday was salts, and prime stationary; the crops look splendid. Lard Lyons is now in Paris, ►nd was. semi in ealignani's reading rooms this marring. A theatrical elopement, calling to mind forcibly that of Madlle Plerey some rears ago, has is e g affi cted the Theatre Fear Tne favourite arm, Madlle. Madeleine Bohan took her departu'e yesters day for St. Petersburg, awls tambour ng frompettr. She had reheat-6.d a new piece of M. Scribe's only three days ago, and no member of the company bad the least idea of her intention to run away. ARRIVAL OF 'I ME INDIAN FROM QUEBEC. NAONITIO TILIONAPH.) (MOM 001 i OWN 0011NWPONIOSNT) LI V 8 R POOL, W iiMiIIDLY. This morning the Montreal Screw S sem !Ship Company's screw steamer Indian, Captain Thomas Jones, under contract with her Majesty's provinciC government for the conveyanoe of mails, arrived it the Mersey. No important news. Cayley's resolution respect ing the Grand Trunk Reilway was carried by t majority of six in the Canadian legislature. Oar dates from New Toth are to the 19.h01t. Exchange was firm at 91. Money was offered at 6 per cent. Stocks steadier, and unchanged. Ashes firm. Wheat and flour advanced. Provisions heavy. Freights steady. The Indian left Quebec on the 21st old s the ran in 101 days. TO CORIMPONDENTS. deertheetente Iseefeled f The Leprefe," Leaden Ewell, Men mast bit the .I.on, Bouveetertfeet o by T.o es the day el gatefolds& RION WATER AT LONDON BRIDOI. ENE Dav—Mornies. I. 40. a. Afternoon, Sts. IL TO4isaavir—llo. hie& IL am Alteraway 111. Usk. LONDON, WRDNESDAY, JULY 2. Armour/8 a majority of the &leer Committee ap pointed to ioquire into the praetior of Courts of Equity in Ireland have some to a eerie, of decisions, wind practically amount to a recommendation that Incembered Beaus should no longer be sold in the manner hitherto adopted, and that inde feasible titles should no longer be obtainable by per. ohasere—it dose not follow that the noose of Com mons will ratify that retrograde proposition. Even in its present state of anarchy sad revolt from all moustosed leadership, some sense of right ad policy may, In ni hope, still influence that assembly. The magnates of oppasidoo, Sir Jamas Gummi and Mr. WALPOLE, may indeed persuade a certain number of tkinservatine of dif ferent shades to confirm what they combined with certain Whip to do in the committee. But we are unwilling to believe that the bulk of soy great party —or what was once a party—in Parliament will be guided or goaded into Use overthrow of a system eminently popular, and in the main, we an bound to say r ioninestry soda The chief objection put forward spinet the main , tisanes of the Inoumbend Estates Court in its present or some modified form is that no jurisdietion of a similar kind exists or is pro- posed in England. Uniformity is the first article of the Doctrinaire creed, and every infrispanst thereof, we are quits aware, is held to be high treason with its disciples. Centralisa tion is the second article of faith to which no wavering or qoaldird allegiance is permissible; and, by the joint application of these two arrogant dogmas, bureaucracy hopes to be coos day able to establish the complete despotism is the hands of a privileged few, which it has long sighed for, and towards which it has amady made very considerable strides. Talk to your thoroughbred Downing-street denizen about specific wants and local flares, sad differentiae between one portion of the empire and another—and you are met with a supercilious smile or an insoles% stare. The ritual of Canterbury sad the equity pleading of Lincoln's-inn are to be enforced at say eost, in Ireland as well as England, no matter how ilenited they may be to item:teal condition, or how much better it would be seder a different system. Notoriously oar maser of paying sad pleading has never dons well on the other side of the Massa We have neither seconded la getting land or oosseisnee into a quiet or healthful state. Whether it be owing to the dissimilar circumstances of society or to some invincible repugnance to law and liturgy of exotic growth, certain it is that for generations the chief endeavour of the community mesas to have bees to devise methods of evading the obligations which in this country are considered as most sacred. The Church, after 300 years of garrison support and pulpit fulmination, is bat a vast concatenation of sinecure garrison chaplaincies; and the system of family estates imposed by confiscation and maintained by equity and conveyancing, on the English model, rooked its climax of ruin and desolation some nine years ago, when a single crop unexpectedly failed, and the whole edifies of unreality suddenly fell to the ground. By the prompt interposition of men of plain good sense, who sought to form laws to snit the cir cumstances and not to force circumstances to yield to srbitrary laws—a processor re-building was begun in 1860; many of the old Carinthian columns which had been overthrown, were broken op into materials for humbler construction; and, in a short time, much progress began to be visible in clearing away the rubbish and oonfusioa that had been suffered to aeon mulatto, and left a vast portion of a naturally prolific nil a pauper-batted waste. The 'membered Estates Court was a principal instrument in effecting this salutary change. It has dons its work well. It has shown the way to solidify landed property in Ireland, to cheek absenteeism, and to draw capital to the losprovedealtintion of the soil; above all, by breaking up peremptorily and finally the old over-grows properties which their owners could notate sell nor till, it has taken the first great step in our day towards stimulating the growth of a resident and in dustrious agricultural middle class in Ireland, the want of which was in itself an evil of inestimable magnitude. All these benefits are as dust in the balance, however, in the eyes of Sir JAMES GRAHAM and Mr. WALPOLE, Of Mr. ELLICE and Mr. WHITE SIDE. Uniformity of equity pleading and practice is, in their estimation, worth all the substantial blue isgs connected with the liberation of the land from spendthrift ownership and the blighting mismanage. mint of receivers—contested titles and the complies- tioa of cams wider which, ander the old eyatom, half the broad fields of Inked grossed. It will be asked, Whit course do Government WWII to WIMP P Will the ATTOANEY-OZNIULAL persevere in his proposition to teenier the power of the Membered Beam Commission to the Court of Chancery P Or will Ministers acquiesce in the pro posal of the Committee, and allow these powers to expire ? They intend, we believe, to do neither, bat for the sake of eluding a serious and troublesome die. melon, they proves@ to wrap the subject up in what is technically called a Continuum Bill--that is, a bill to keep everything es it is for twelve menths—and so to throw it over till the session of 1857. We era constrained to say that such a mule *under the eirmunatenoes,far from defensible. If it really be in tended to abandon the system, it is neither fair nor wise to allow petitions for sew sales to be presented during the next twelve mouths, and so to put a gambling dismiss is operation for an arbitrary period, at the end of which it is to be arbitrarily withdrawn. What is even more grim and important still, es a legislative ensideratices, arises from the feet that by a retest decision of the Court of Queen's Beach in Ireland, the indeferdbility of what are termed Parliamentary titles has been called in question. A purchaser of certain lands seder the Ommissioners lately brought an ejectment against a tenant, who pleaded in defeats a subsisting lease from the previous p►oprietor, which lease not havieg bees en forth In the sehedule of sale, the purchaser esoesived to he sot blasting upon him. A verdict having bum obtained by the plaintig a majority of the Jars of the Qum's Bench, upon a bill of ex septieas, bold that the lease was good, sad that coo seqently ho was not entitled to remover. A writ of error is now pending ; bet it is widest that the lquestion raised is on. which in point of principle attests the nature of Parliamentary titles generally. Nothing but a deelaratory act can questa mach doubts sr destroy the seeds of the new seep of mimes litigation wherewith the arentry is maned. Minis fns propose se such dosieratory sett but they do proms to let all the doubts and deniers multiply Wag another year, and to reader the Tales el a THE PRINCIPALITIES. AVienna letter of June 27 in the Constitutionne2 says: " We have some important news front Bessarabia. The commission finds itself absolutely compelled to ask from Russia a small portion of territory beyond what is stipulated for in the treaty of Paris. The Russian commissioners refuse, and have referred to Sr.. Petersburg for further instructions. It is not thought that Russia will give way. The commission was at Bolgrad from the 9th to the 19th. It has come to the conclusion that it cannot possibly trios out the new frontier without comprising the town of Bolgrad, in the territory to be ceded by Russia to Moldavia." The commission left on the 19th for Kotalmari. DENMARK AND THE UNITED STATES. (punt ova OWN ELSINORE, JUNI 27, It now appears certain that the Danish government ban come to an understanding with the United States for the prolongation of the treaty fur another year, which implies that the American flag is to be ti as heretofore, on the footing of " the most fav e ll natione," meaning that they are to be charged the lowest rate of Sound dues in the tariff. This account. for the Sarah Bryant being classed as a privileged ship on her passing the Sound. But, notwithstanding this concession on the part of Denmark, which may be considered as a guarantee of her earnest desire to conciliate the United States, the intelligence received here of the decision of the American government to impose additional charges on Danish vessels in the ports of the United States has not tailed to c•eate an unfavourable impression in onr commercial circle., for, as usr trade with America is much more im portant than that of the United States with the whole of the Baltic, the Danish merchants and ship owners will be seriously affected by a mea ore which cannot be regarded otherwise than ea a hostile, or at laud unfrien d ly, demonstration. MURDER AT MANCHESTER. Two brothers, named Aodrow end James Bracken, WITS brought Isadore the city meglatrates at Masche ter on Moseley, charged with knife g Willis. Bares, a mechanic, oa Saturday evening last. 'I ne deceased was stated to be about 40 ruin of age and to have recently come to Man chester from Rocht - ale in search of employment, and it would appear that be met with his death under circus , stave., of great barbsri . y, having been casually in volved in a street brawl, and 'murderously wailed by Wes who had no prev.ous knowledge of or against him. Early en Saturday atterooos, he is stated to have met with a man named Taylor, with w homA be paned several hours, and had some liquor. About nine o'clock In the evening they were pasting along Chords street. Helms, when they were attracted to • crowd, and the melancholy results are described by I wiusesses who gave evidence to the magistrates. e ra frmith who lives in Parker•street. Holm, said she wee going up George .street about nine o'cli co on Saturday evening, when she saw the two pritonere fighting with another men in the street, ',title corner of s bettr.shop called the Brown Cow. Ths y got the man lets the shop left him there, and then returned t r the steadies who would faze them. They vita one man who ran away, sad then another moo, wh also ran away. A tall man (the demisted Raw) than canie up, and the pd. semen knocked him down. He sot up, and west into the middle of the street, hot the prisoner. followed him, and Andrew Bracken hawked him down again. The other pri goner kicked him on the head, and Andrew joined in the kicking. Witness made s due releometranee. and Andrew Bracken replied that he would kill him. The blood wea th-n d-,wiug trim Bates's ears Witness then went doe. Idedlock-street, and saw no more of the matter. In crow essmination she awed that she was within two yards of the man when James Bracken kicked him. 'I here was s great crowd round, and Andrew /Packets was in his shirt-sleeree. as though ready to tight. The affair lamed about a quarter of an hour. Ana Stewart said she was crossing Newoutle.street, to go into George-street, at nine o'clock on Saturday evening, when she saw the pruners sod two or three ctli•rs • " lark. ieg," pushing and knocking pi opts about es they were pus log. When the deceased cameo the prisoner, pushed ene another so as to knock against him ; belied had a little drink, sad fell directly. She gave further evidence confirming that of the previous wants.. William Walling, a paper banger in Putajrstreet, gave* similar description of the mimetic on Bate adding that be went to fetch the police, and met four t r five constables, bet when they reached the spot Andrew Bracken had tamped. Be did not nottce James Bracken. The deemed lay in sensible, with his head in • shocking state, wren the police came up. Andrew Bracken was shoat half drunk. 0-her witness's gave corroborative evidence, and Police- Superintendent Taylor seated trat the deceased's mounds were dressed at the Chorlton Dispensary, but he died at half put eleven the same night. The prisoners were remanded. An inquest was held on the body on Monday afternoon by Mr. Albany Fooblanque, deputy-corrni r for the city, when Mr. Fo,eur, h.'s* attritive at the Chorlton Dispels eery, stated that the &erased d . ed from tracts,. cf the skull, which ruptured a blood vessel, and caused batteries *Smola oo the brain. He had received big C with braises saderneath some of them. The jury returned $ VtrOIC: ant "Wilful murder" against James and Andrew Bracken, who were c.mmitted for trial at the assizes. ME ALGIERS ELECTRIC TELEGRAPII. —The Comer du Hyena says:—•• We are informed that the com pany which ►as obtained the concersion of the submarine telegesph between Sardinia and Algeria will commence laying down the cable between Caitlin' and Bens about July 10. It may be remembered that the at.am advice beet, the Tanen. of the Ai60,11 station, bait year was em ployed Is the attempt which autonamen circumstances then prevented from sacctedong. It is the same vowel which the French novernment ha. again directed to as-Ist the Brett Gumbos, Is its operations. She is to 'Hee on the coast of Sardinia at the beginning of the present mnatb." - - LORD CAMPBELL AND THE WOLVERHAMPTON Ben.—A large cumber f practising solleitirs of this tows, several days ego transmitted ea address to Lord Campbell, expressing their entire pprove' of the attack made upon his Lordship and Mr B.ron Alders to In the very e:seds loin letter that had appeared in print, purporting to have been 'steed by the Rev. Thomas Palmer. L'rd C retereed a suitable acknowledgment, which was addressed to Mr. Foster, as the first gentlemen whose Rave appeared ea the address. After the c -tion of the erldrese another letter appeared is the eewomen, also pupating to be signed by the Rev. Thomas Palmer, deepen that he had written or published the letter e implanted of. Oa that resod it wee considered undesirable us publish a (ligament I...tailing reflections upon a gentleman for endue. of (which he had, though at rather a late te..meer, s'Ated that he was not guilty. It was also thonit better col to help to keep alive a 'abject that had for st many weeks occupied the painful attention of the public; it all, therefore, decided not to publish the address and reply. 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