The Express. — London, England, 1856-04-22 00:00:00

/ IA9 N / ~ ~+~-~ ,y ~~;~r. _ ,fr,. ,4 ti , •A 4 f Jr- c 41je 4:tprt%s / ~, .: i . le' , • z 4 .1 h " LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 22, 1856. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. No. 3,019.] VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCKS. I TO EH I FIRM 11 T. ot: 1.1 DUCE COMPAIDIT GIVE NOTICE that {NINE 4thc. A : Toth. Broken. r ßOßTliorlitS 1.4111 CALCUTTA .. PWilippo rd 04, %STOVE' 1,141 CALcUTTA . . loth Co, LIAPt . . tt. CALCUTTA . Gramma math, R. 'GI Ft GO CALCUTTA _ . . Douai. and Co. LABORN CITY . I.= KUKRACULE BOMBAY ~ Welch' arid Co. 'AGM BADGER ... 1,114 POBT PHILLIT F. to Laird Co "II %ELKO 'KEEN . 5 NEW YORK E. Gums& 0E 4 114 I WEVAINGA TJ KONIGSBERG 11.1143.411 A A 116 HAMNER° .utsarth In the Victoria 11.14. " Tto. I'. ti any so.k rate the oneroyeace of goo& from the Shipper's to the 11.444 igt .1... par tee. If trhipders. Cdr. kr.. Of other, &User wl per too. to Steel tarsi Wherf, the done foe trea.lt theme t. the Docks • Whom lo 4..aotitla of eat ten then In I. elscsle .0 weeded we dein eml +reef 0. the ..elp's die. sad WI done for tetterfedo seal ship. lter 1. the. end torn the Desks et the same rittra le dher perthasters loss oblabeed Oahe Victoria Dedham. lead. Is .or et the Ugh:es. et the Stedlied. N, Ur", Thuner4rat C. CAPP'S. leaseacr. THE VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCK% at DE ACR WA LE. abed ACCOM MO PA lOM tor Mil d Ho REARM? TONNA. all. Timm ma auammtaa iff Iller Ma so rum et ID* Miaßbas. ..d am mama tn.t. =New =ln IMM RR= Da e ollp: 1..k0. NO ENT ItIA . DDEI AILS CHARRED. imat IN I& pirr ice am Vail mod Mawr 1.14•041 4 1 el MD am tvAdle Swam... vemsbe io.M Dam OrsmodS le N. ps too. mu* latiods. Dad' mot kr AA wale. 00 seam TM mars IWO* Illat Dag 11. • ; VA= Den Ail at ?MAIO lioDelisr. D. DM Eke dorm am pea an Is Ism asee • gas soiossl ow* U sur ROL io. Hoe tbar st= 4 er ... ststrapalem seam Tao vow Wave. ary extensive and AM Os Isis us WAIL) sig.l.M the ..t. goes Ai NM betas= Orriersol ohs sad Mies. dita arise...ens rtes so lososYs., OMEN VA Wise hem immima ea l a See Ism is is as *Aber asser wit Is lis a missisd is Wag Mira. rte' maws mi. linig• as Om milag ig ils Dugs fir. la Da low Manses sid Taub. ma 1 0 . per eis as Illmsm C. CA1173. Ussars. RA ND REVIEW of tbe FLIRT by her 1115404 y tbo WARN. Weln_ll. IM SIN looloot.— Tbc powtrful sod comm.:hoes Wit *mow LI NORD le eland to I m, 6. 71 .. 0n1yal RN rm. N. Si 1 . '119 from LowlaoL. to 1100011 P dr rr. ate, the Review. itekel% orb. oollt sk. 14"1 1: 1 C .44•11.1 at C. 11. MAY,S. Wen 1,154ai to Itoothimplos sod tea druirliforini olierar• sent.-C. My, %mot Tiiiß GRAND NAVAL 11111111 W, TOMORROW. April 11—Tbe adalwated all dieliS Steam Peckct GARLAND. of Cis Royal Wei WM Service, wit telex par y of ezemiskabes ben be , to • 11.114011 Gm Chsas Navel 111. al Ihe Hr se half part Rise *deck presiolg. As II le Mt% the inueler of armanele, • so le met err bk. of shot mid wialier. Ur elf lee " Zrrtaa Gebieen each. for libleb reel, lima IN A.w re.tesa. eirdkeenee, mar lila Oa sr; mid lir. J. J. Galt e„ Illsbeireeb se WS be taken ea heard. NW. sop premed Is the Dew to Pervesoutb the day before, roma es beez4 late= r eggria Re - Wirer la the Tomei Ilter We Review, by p..ylag Ile• traineeate wee be bad ea Mari MHZ NAVAL RIIVIRW.—SELECT PARTY.- 1. At the Pataiat o pt asteroms Mauls, the Milliard Rmysi Main packet VIVi k al& LUNN MMITILIPI T, mil leter il l MO ME..to T PARTY frees Victoria Pig:Zs , 'alb, no Mow. the :Pal teweat. to Tea o'clock , IL ... ft= Gird Mani Eculaibum —Application fur t , d.* ......ibeeid be • ate immediately se e-. Lalateastalaaa. Mad Leaden ; Mae Oen .. Migleoulet, PeressiseMi i erre WNW IMITIMOTT, ADoiralty•yaid, Deem ills COAL trtRTIA4IEN z ßy ilarew awl Railway ; rea i" areauta l t s...m az imirjhai d. sr *lnv f igZi star ==. 7 4111 - 7 . a 8 g a U ALIP-A.CROWN is now tiss grim of good Oar Bad" COI COWS TEA, to Ob. tow it the Waraw= al the loth y Oaal OM" Is Ye bum M our Ons. , rR BEST sad CHEAPEST TEAS to .olar• te be atftlasd me PHILLIPS led 00 f r ig a risbe, 6,5 1 $ wiLuamoram. CITY. LONDON. N i l Val 000 TRAII—Ia Ihet=ame• et 11:=1 M pleLß* fr. 14 Pod ea N. pllmbos. 1111.101111,11 re aggilid pi motel TIM sod commas. Se isime et Oa et ware NW anbile tee is say nifty salsa wrisitem gestighi. Tr !MAHAN'S LL IPHISIT—This ariebrated ' .a.l old hid W It Wier losimindol as the INIA dm& glom Mad Adman* spell. data dor misty or tor molletool der rem .It lo pout olld. q. V ia bobot milloood IA& a.. It hoe tool gat or to moll oidoolol to It Was WNW C:i . la mho' bollits. /a youltit; Qs moolablo Woo to Lot uml Ye Om gi Viarll b er orafTr . d. °t in t iflirffiliolsook IZTDRNESIII TROUSERS and Masan. mum. /Bruhas.--The Spium ream Ne marjaat ilm = ysz t i rrlse a. l. 4 ga z iz gair all re l = amill a r z ke Mii...riminAL ‘ ..0.6... [ EDUCE'S WATERPROOFS ars tbe hest a r e rs.k k eKetelgia"•• I t r =r, .". 7.54 - KT, ......=- . I• VOW.% OM CAll a i lli F f . 10 mar ANOOMS PATENT VULCANISED INDIA. MiIne, HONAPIPIS. weennwirit a t i a " in , eteonirg i t . lllA/111111D AU SUPPLY of aspistir AMA sad Impresei irdssiel HAW INI for Mlls. INWARD CUSHION/ sad Islisse (Wm at lo OM ISIMII. 0 ta ED reCAN WED IMAM 001141PIUNI0 NM roma Mbar cord of aS NIL, IN TA LIU NA osber CUSHIONS Hods ma pan I. mks. All commusicatiota p.a.nUy Howled to. SS IMIMAse 18 118 rafacsorr. JAS. LYN. HANCOCK. Genrilesoms. CiemolLned, 111 LAY end Co.'. AGRICULTURAL CARTS, -a... sr., lima lose I'm/ Thimootrest. soar Losokrobridor. HARRIS'S ISPECTACLEd, the cheapest sad Me. of voll4asoore smarms tor *JOS Om Sms. rices nestialiy oda:0 0 per Wks !tom P bs HAULM PlOO OLASK km eMlesst MN siolm .... tt, _oro saline ho pest eh Worlds. mil slissm lA. RS regralr o ts. k..d Ostro o lla m allr au, „Ali. MO sirreelmesiss. p•RLO W' 15 PATENT CASE STAND. NO MIDIMINT II 1110 IN YO 1141ILIf INK M. es meiriveliartsso my benind PIP oserllos se 11M Ihs met ISSIIVIMI; IMMAKs Mi e s=l,7llll/M ils. red WI boa Isb mom MIKICH ILNQUIRK NO VANT-PAO ; lis relftrod ASM t ru ... l , ti Po= stramer, M-11.1. Olmme Of Tr . / Med. MAIM:: h,e..:, uss etv•ry ankkorlaS4M - 7:ms oesse ars mama. Ito Ls MI .1 .1 ecomospro. 'imp, ie. [ratio. AIR DESTROYER, for remeirlng 'Bestially 1111PROWRI• Nur from tle 10 oc reek olfea. sod Isomis. 01ml to lbs SSA Said as 3A6L. in Id..sedlll. IL L p e r MUHL op MOM by ALEX. 1/08, beir , Oor. 1 , 1 . 11 1 . 1 11 •81 1 . WO mo• bunL Farsrardel for mops: MGM SeM. 0111 A FrLAMM—ROWLA kw NDS' LAMM so OrSorel Bouated Pumniles leoperles led Ilemuloes I Ormeleolors It ~mile alullieloo .a... en fsdum. ds . a .. lo •• 1 .41 1 12. dboelerstkes aad Wm f e=lizele le the duo; mid dm mhemo earl Salem Ai& S tßiMedi wed rum mull" S is =all& i„. oefouldur e = More iar 06WAS MIN TL . A. Nee ji Mill .. .- I ' ... eie es the l elei IL SOULS SD rad MOSS le tee IM ol Sold at IS ; earl Or ebenlobaul perfumes jrIORNS. BUNIONS. sad DEMO lIVE TOE \J NAILd 1. XTRACTIID bad CURB, k as 11111111_111.11ftret tattyo or pay by ki r. WM DALL. U. iallasibikul by lam beadall. if meant T of Os kw dak kmkat to the folbrabot : ham dr Lyra = e a Lack, -*. 147. Saila Ir 1101.1 eri %ll . lllllllln= 2114. W . 1.. —lLlZD a atik tokkolnet I. TeAB. Pretested by Royal Lows t i r w env& Ma , maim* Fasaa. ag ?dor Err. X& 1. II a ••1/ elate glum Wig or e = bisi l tee a• "." 61 4 . Ss ads int mem =tra ana4Onalorma ta= lo alio of WEL as W* ... =•11•W h Is ..grrerld= a6".‘ pm•••• al e tar b rAzl at=ihe 14 in PM figapal. Us. him. ime l• ass far 33•. % ma r re ew m arasm a t ion ar gi alra em i r • mini& ei JMI • =gm,. ; 41,6141. MISS P. HORTON'S POPULAR ILLUSTRA TIONti—Mr. aad Mn T. GLILIIAN REED nil ein nab NEW ENTIt..TLIN JINN T. ecatinan el Ronan and GRedwarratna Theaternaty Istneadar a rartetrot saarbeird ialarang rata Dan real Eta. aln Yen h. aad Inns aum it VIA•Y 11111111110 Y tan Rant 0•111 m of niaindlen 14. Lima. at tialt anon. as/ laninaddatat ~Yali~ar WNW Pug Fo•fr any IL osi la ir simili. k a =as as warn at es doles Se ••• 6w 11.117 Ilator. dap. at Om *Week Inn en Rio lieTwtTh nopeastd. I. pattern. arson Skireda: wan" A. MAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSBUII, -ODIN IN mama INN 1 . 2.411C° =: " *1.1414 =1.1001101•8 BNIMOINNI. 11111 NINN6 , abfro e s c rt ei l i t Niftri tome In bola asif ems% No MOP 01 MSC Lb:OMM Mlseral tap pet swam, by Dr. U. SPINAL sad • nor yedu Defeo in no. la mama d~ly Nary *nada. NANNice. Or MINN D RESSINO CASES.-At Mr. MECHI'S liSTA somi Opal BLIIMMUNTS. 112. aweNemo. aminksidivek Paime. sire ulMike=miplain N=M 11•161 maw Wiwi. la DIUMBIBIe emir ba•• sad Midis g i e=r Impg. so=aminies. 6.ls t • maiEd - mos& ow mg logailis sw mm easa mi lll s l .. o•4=4•ll .P. ., Illtir le moat foam and • misty of *Mar br " - 1 MARK YOUR LINEN.—The P.n pop.rerded. t at. Sliment may. End bunt seethed of nutlet lima. gb..ns Omar. at anything tin no no to savrent tin or do ems wading on. le nttA tee . ♦?ICN? LTS !LA Any ponce OM eta Oo with *is, IA. ; sins ASO k , set or setettis. k; MK, sett pod free los reomp of unnaus). willipirtnied dtronkon, by ths sad sok palsnink T. SULLSTON. I. nanere. One 4nor reei - E Lar{YYlM.-I'o tooolat • Nomi% It $ armaran to copy Os maker Math Idhim. 3a 63.. A FAMILIAR HISTORY of BIRDS. By Iltasure_, D.D.. Blebra at Norwich. Lemke: Joha W. Patter sad Ilema Weet strand. Pairth OF the PLURA L[ Y Edltisk WORLDS: An Easy. Wltb a Niko, ea the Sobket. and a van Praia. Loads: Juba W. Parker 1114 Boa. Wcst Wand. Lowed Chloe. ovum 3a OIL. LECTURES on the IScRII I CURE REVELA TIONS raspactlas GOOD awl EVIL ANGEL& II lea IWO Author. • VIEW of Ow 91311PTURS REVZLATIONS arsaathed a =TUBE STATE. Sweat/ %diem. la LSOTURIS as all CI ALLOTS'S et OUR LORD'S APOSTLE& 'Weal Walk& Sad& Loos: ME W. tartar aed So& Wad Strand. flevintaindli Idittna, Mil Woodcuts, In. of INS EC T 8 and 'VHI3IB HABITATIONS. • Book tot Childam. Me. EOM Mit am, with Wooded% M of 1111 Tilt MART'S TALKS la NATURAL It DITORY. London: Jobs W. Paziter and dna Wea Clatam 10a. On, BURNE7B ilmuitY .4 I b.- REFORMATION. Idttod. (mast:Taal Rodents at Ib thtlatantka and Candi. ditios WU* Order*, by Onassis Mina Cowl, D.U., Maatir of low Oolka os saabnim :Jain W. Parker and Be.. WirrAtrand. NNW NOTZL, IT THE AUTIIOII 07 "LENA; U. Now ceedr, et ell the Mewls, REYMINSTRK. . By the Author of "Lou," " 11ftle Owe." W. le .... 4.. We Wee dm wee pad wed willow left, sol mew lIWN laths i; I I ...l e=a l the semsee n. am ie g i st wes we =est s . s2 eeseeisesed Ile ihl lUe eV= Po% b IL amad ir 16.16 eg la the emit sow ' le aspeelses I lle7E=Seuesee a& • we Ms phi sew esestsalle. the et WO mid the Mimi Isw =Z a ttred."—Sua. 711111118•81Salils Ws be—elses. leedes: ftak Mac see Oa." Praha Jed pelillibei• I Telma. Grows lip, prigs lin. der. TEE EUEOPEAN REVOLUTIONS at Ma. as ' p r WU CATLIII " • Serserles rear sersere of b Is the meet rim el enses Ihr her reserst Is est Sir of = se Seri as seribeye des be her shish le as awes essiseer arl so mire r Or Mee leyelbse by fts. Orr: —Deily Nor awe llammed/a volume. The week ern ass UM fee She from sir ewe brewed lees he Sea far Ohs fares es . d . rereitts? rice the Sees se •—Obssrer. (s t ew. reseely Soled his == i preseerl r isienbes thm" rr a e s t -I t i asposb.'—New Querty Errs Lenin : ark 1114•4 ar Os. eh Oda. HUTCHINSON ON Dect-smAinre. Now ready, 'Mid ikelka.guitirely rewind aid mine. it* many woodcut., poet Ilwo, Ile, LOO.BREAKING ; the mast exorditiols, eer ie& meow medial ; whether great 'using* at oily see. le dried. By Coined itrwmeson. Jobe Luny. Alteranneerseet. /WM 1141tIos—Job Ibbaltheddriel Ikt PL el* X lOupPet OSPtiLITY and lititlrAßual I indwell by ZILUATORRIUNA ; the ISsopinw Mats w Iblicssl H. T sows, b. D.. bksiolas to Use 01•11ral Na dia Labs Webb' Probbs: Iwthatios. Its Lambs billaWbe ILon. U. WS W oar. bon Us Author. IS lUoblobnis LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWS, liallod to DOUGLAS JNIPAOLD. •111•011 OICULLT CIRCULATION—upmarket IMO* A GREAT TACT tot ADVMRSISSRN. It assistes MITT COLUMNS, tedafte the VERY LATIN? INTMLLIORNOIL mist TWOPINCI• or ntsepros pot fro• W isms aiott i r ittL LOYest free D. if gabber an 1404011- THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING TAPIR. erton Inotermed 41,11nropon lOL The Loh/ft Liberal J.l.ms the odworete ci tree tommoree med of AZ mewl Manna Is the sleet sad value of Ns ureneml egent—ta the ammo el Its =Ord Is the melon mortsaWo and menmertil tatutmatke dm II& maw. mad moselary atekent—llle paw le Wit 001111111.011D6NTI AT TEN PRAT OP WAR. FORNION NNWS II RILIABLI AND I ILL. An eass*why gum T uW V of ofd demist ft Me MAIM thse le eeppeol " " IP" "117 11:11 ONLY DAILY ' 71=0 IMPORT, WM Nit It .1.•. IT = MUMllepoirel ALI 011ralgelell ADVISTIMIIIINTIL It le erbely le. re. ewe * yeeeeer WI am Wtif mon dm say el no erermeepialie, lee peer lineo emehemef sod aft Inamatesm.higneei ler INN a intent milks oot ;Mirka to my. Tbe et beeisdler or Nommen le the kingdom ; or al Me o taw reeterenat. Llano& N.IL If IN egielning 1611 be evades post ot a roared Ow Nee pellikkar winos hada Me num. of sew Web POW no ewers lb St per quereir. Peel la adrenal br Patella order. DAILY NEWS FORWARDED to tho C00N .5.." TRY try Eirgif ISO POW?. al lb. ed. pm qr.. payment ha et imos.alolTX MADDOX. 111. Oppor Altearirret, aird 114 r.• Loot T HE PUBLIC sad the WEST-END NEWS AOIIINIII ant retalrlatt that Ow as be BUP"1.11D with 31411111110 ILIPIMMI atm Sark, toy haiku& 4. la G. T HE Male ai• hooktalllog art nallliklai Ufa, 4, Char laititatata, Goodasatratt, Tattaaltaweamtaeat EXPBESS.—The PUBLIC sod TRADE SUPPLIDD awry aftarasaa. at balf.yaat l byo. sad Neva ♦Amt. SA, Oamdlysal. DAILY NSW, PPLIED abd LANS TO &LAD by Yamada.. THE FALSE HERALD AND HIS PRO- OLAIGATION. Ifirisrdity. at tk e Marlboroogh peUncourt, a mug usaa, who gave the mane of Gaspar Collaird, wearing a herald's %An d. profusely decorated with tinsel lime sad unisons, alien mint hat sad feathers, sat altogether mode up fa ass thistrissi style, with mosstanks, los' misliag wig, Me., we. elsampid wash as assault. Joseph Doris, a groom, said ha was is Hyde-park that attention looking at the defeadsat whoa he was nun by the dohs:hat with his whip; atter bong struck the hies haat, who was horseback, attempted to no over him. A mots was followitg sad hoodsg ths daintiest, but wa ngle was am ose of thou. Defendant—l as employed by Mr. Orin. ?Mtn, of Ostordstreet„ so rood a proclamation at nibs" plasm to day, senescing to the pulite that it la his istestlis at gin away portraits of the bottom of the Crnissof masy kin dred pounds' value. About 6,000lO" Imo less prat& Is stifling ports; sad because I was behlail the seated ties, sad the people were kept wain', 10% , nne k it forlatod, aad whoa I made my aprnee as fa , the ens wen.' Pall bits off his born; , sod 1 hare bees tors rif my horse if a police-e witabis heat owl letiorfared. I only struck in salt-dstnce, •itiest amaelthog say ou is primal/hr. lus oaly a tornat, mint take imam. Hine stasoeser. .bast posimallos boo boos tbo mos of great soseyosse to ilia peilibe. Tissues& have siossibial ia difforost porta, sag usAssmas kayo boas obliged to drat up tbeir stops. Mr. Itsgassa-1 tblok tM defrolosea e select Is, to say the best. very isdriporool, Ilse be *gin bay. withal both limbs sad Ws is ado. moss it. mob I shall sot west this as as sash, bet slily as a piece of tos-foolory j which I .Redd advise as dofseArot sit to r. pest. sollestisp lam mob by gook Absalom mesa% you oaks yosnelf a email SIBIGGIOC Yes stay so ibis bst Int tabs off that Mewl &M. no &IMAM was the Islam& IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF The Loss Cuss at five &deck. The Healingden and Rewtenstall Weer Bill was reed s wend time ; mad the Lambeth Water Bill was read a third time and passed. Petticoats were premed by sevetal right rev. prelates and noble lords against the Chereti Dieciplise Bill, one aosicat any bill fer the abolition of chetah rates, and one spine any cheese in the oath of sijoration. THE NAVAL REVIEW. The Earl of lIALUESEURY said that several r f tM Irish pews who were in tows, sad melted to go tithe naval stir wes Wednesday. bad bees given to understand that they ware sot incleded is the privilege of s conveyasee offered by the g iveressent to the members of their lordships' hese. ; and he thought that, considering the site of the vessel which bed been employed, there was no resets for eseledier the Irish peers. l rd OANPBELL hoped that Rot only the Irish, biebthe detreh p en , ale., would be iseluded in the levitation. The LORD CHANCELLOR said, that to Wan he knew, there would he to -i—o fa oulty .• having sa order lest to tacit of them, and he was sow informed that orders were messily being met out for them all. Earl GRANVILLE annoesosd that this hoses wonl4, on Tend*, (this day), sit only for appeals, and sot for put*: bedtime. RT. JAMES'S PARE. 18. , —MONDAY, APRIL IL took AM mit epos Um *monk The Marquis iiLaidlaattiClTHioolt mottos of the determent mash bad been made is the Hasse of C m• moos by Sir Heojamia Hall, of the iateatioas of the gomistaset shoot St. James's Park. He regretted that the goverment, when they ease is berry to the determination which ha d bete misoareed 'snot the proposed road from Waterloo-pleat, should have all god. ea a reams ter totting aside the nostamendation of tweew =doss, the eypoitios made 0 It by the tobahtteala of Carlton Homes-tarns. What he (the debits marquis) odd misoodentooe. theatre MEI* seamel r have ores had Mat Waal fames nowepapers, that he, with Mr. Glad- NOM sad amelfar mble toed, had preveated that roil being made. Mww be had sot bad say eommuniestaa with them on the ealisse, sad all that he had complained of was , that the govelumnent did not lay bet ire the committee of the other tease the satire plan, with all the dialed ise sad seasideratioas which it would have Ina lead. It was not he the sake of private laterate that he had raised say ob j etioa to inch a road, bat be bad only otjoetad Ile it as destroylog the park, which was the spun of 110 such pleasure and coaveulean to the people of Leaden, OM la entail they justly felt so mach pride. This ;ark MOMS he spoiled If a road were made is the situate= re. illeMMianded by the committee, when coal waggoas sad aY 11111130 hooey vehicles voted be continually pagan. Se GRANVILLE said It was not the 'inanimate 'unseat to proceed .his year with any other plea than that of the opiates from Psal-ea.ll into St. Jaen's-park by the arriiiro chapel; no otter stir would b. tekes. He was stne that his right ha. freed the Chief Commissioner of Works had not istended to impute to the ishabitants Caritas Hoses-torsos that they wen actuated by private motives In the @Jena they felt at the proposed road Irma Waterloo-place. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE ben testimony, la jar tee to his aoble Mead (Lord Cluricards), net what wale sad by him oa a former otesaiia about the road frog Waterloo-plat, was founded, a , t rpm the titivate invitees of the persons who resided in Denton Horse-terrrce, but epee Die views of what would suit the public tiouVenier The Earl of MALMESBURY remarked that. although the making of a frail from Waterloo gases soros to StOrsy'ri• gate bad bean recommended on the grated that it rimed be a eoavenienee to members of the two Muses of paliaanot, he did not think they had a right, tor th-ir own soave alines, to (staffers eith the CalliiolM of the lows? due 4 f people, whose childre' he oftsa observed at play these. He thought it quite time that the paha° buildings of the metes poll. should be improved and readend mon worthy of the maths. CHURCH DISCIPLINE BILL. The LORD CHANCELLOR than rose to move the swami railing of a bill which he bad I. trams@ oa • former easing. TM objects ot the ball was to landless as improved system of what was called eborth end peustaby to improve the system of the ereessastiaal Torts 1. the Int pies,, he comesived it to be of great importing, that there should be • eem past arroyo/ a _Pap to sit with, or to lieu of, the bishop. This bill, therefor*, proposed that there should be =sedated four ecclesiastical Pape*, to be called ehaseellorr, or aeararremerab who should supersede all the (for the most pert iseficiest) vicar -reseal through out the kingdom. The peeper persona to select tam, it was thought, were, sot th e Town, bat the tattoos them selves. Thoraces that duty would devolve, nadir his bill, spa the two arehbleMps, two Irish arebbiehops, sad the Bishop of Lades- It was proposed that there should be fru aasas.on, two for eglad sad two for Ireland, who weald naive solaria, the ma imam to be 3,0001, and the minimum 2.0002. lb* wee the mode is which it was proposed so aesthete the Wankel. Tbe bishop in ease Testae( polatsof dee tries was to dead. sod tho u gh he would have his .sensor with his, the ecalLiestimal elemat would is this way be present, sad in oasis not isvelasi Lactase the bill rra peal that he should delegate the authority to the than• colter cr Meer puns!, who would be the ledge. In ess of disputed farts it was proposed, as In the Bishop ot Lour don's bill, to try the question by a Jury of far, not, how ever, of clergy..., but of laymen selected from the rob of special jean. Then as to the Cart of Appal, he pra pored that it should epeeist, as It did now, of the Jettioial COMOlittell of the Privy Cassell ; but inassesest as it would be • Court of Appeal for Ireland ea well as Reglad, he proposed to *stead the provisions of the forma set, seder *Web, ia salesladies' asset, say right rev. prelate mu ht be • member of the sourt, so es I. allow Irish bishops to ha admitted as members In the same . Those were the maim features of the bill ha had the hosoor to subunit to their lordships for • second reading. The noble tad lemma lord added that, to provide • pro perly geslilied penes to sit at the elbow of the Whop, 2001. es 300 t. a year would be allowed for • secretory is oath ease ; end after making arias suggerloss as to the mesas of aides the secerary feuds, ha stated that he had elider vowed to frame • bill that should smith the great advise tage of @akin these presediege espeditious and sheep ; sad, taking it altogether : he eastraded it was far soperbe to that proposed by the right rev. prelate. TM Archbishop of CANTBRBURT, who was p thistly Inaudible is the gallery, wee isebarstend to say that be felt the greater eiflialty is areas this bill in eenseepiemes of the Isaias of the Irish bishops, who, be was islineed, were meet amass by the establishes's% of • Court el Apasl *hats should apply equally to the Irish and the Bagliab stagy. He immolated by amiss that the bill be read a emend time doe *ay Na maths. Us Bisbee et DRRAT said that with disk 131,6111p' peatairtiou he would read the follewitio 4.1140•114 lb. arealroTr . tall Moms el O. piestmee d iseme= l . Ma leg hese r ellimit is dr lbsemet lbalsemeam lis sealwast rat esheseas le the Own at a 1011. maid . The Cheilathiellm ead amdwaldel. _ "whilthwallPtheredi sear grassed= et he Siilereml hr holleell. by SW eis. pate% ma Mist wee semmeiselei le the Wei gethelis le the ithisese et Os lost mem • Moe ea Ss seldest _et N. lia we eildreesed los the UMW* stOmliabess le helm. Cheri* et Out Mesta ea the 11th of Seem thedes aside ell=lart r. the sememe ea the pen at Ms err srl Wisest the asesithhel et Umbria. ILO seethes mesa, Man—. !he Warr st re arum t. to rrithe Midlellmi et ths weer Name te the sreibbithop;" d thei et the mebblehm et gramme , S. elm " the thwirter dthath width ll MEWS arlikir rressur ors sr pm* lam le hos Maim Ma mop weer wee eatheree n ll het seer * a et Chmesufte. Sr mart ot Mak meld* ape the MY :re r em" as Mittlthlehtt Mot* bra taunted Ise the moilerellea of the liltat M. mete* et Saab& sad I ish prelmese. bold at WI es ths llth d J. the SIN sad meal et the tomp hos. vete** AmemeL •ad I. • hum MM the tad le Se Selldemteestal. the b ruinsM thee la Imam ammeal Nth 'give UM the peewee death be Memel se sett oblate thme two sehethas. BM mleh reeves mi the Mit eliesab lee bee pelmet awe et SeYi. that the Oeurt et that Mot lie the Cammillsed wewthise was Wee. lame Me thi ll = a empeeseep el the eseme. mg that Me math bithielbied peened la fibs 111 Medi le allmeel. Ibe amid vim thee habil bathe bees ••e* revisited le Miff It mid he emeedee se as se meet the Mem m tho Ithedea 11=0•111thut the=lee. Ithili pelotas lime bed M il Zes Ihms ea elle. lift allasir sahmear, of erriffraislrosilik Mr/ r air me MN ememste the Int two shietree isthOseed la the Isle le the Gee Chesslie. hat abs lielesseem he WI helm swath a astarmabelhed le be maisharen leas Ilehlapelleol. Mt se the Owe Lt d = iiiii was Is orserd by sho la le orillonr No of 010116111", IS re pa a YEW sad Melee el the 010 m Ithusestemall *es tee preeme km tlm il = E va( *pith the grid bill semen semplehe le thethishes le OW the INS peals. aim Ile atheme esealmser samiettea et the wpm atm* Imo adds kir We amjermo et t the s hem s isiehled sehrs. hel with* II NoMilsoff may faliele le removel O thee& swath = s r the ewe waft unsure he terveil IV meadisibil aleteethely). 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The theithisa matte theathttheal bin ter hid lilltheld et ea der midis Mg fithretes, • ahrhseary shallia n sa= am w gi51d ...._.... el the malialithiltith et the "IV = tie se the 111th ankh et the Mht et Uslie thil lish WWI goodie "UM the Ameba et llestmd sad Mimed. es amr Its hvi mlthilthed. he yelled thee Me chuck to UMW . the United (W* el Zap = l l=r i esd Ant the tigiellM. we/WA dieelothiee sof arldi.l the isle melba Mel dab be eel dial !emete le etee dr ove, II the owe see ow by hoe softie. kr the ehereh el lesteter-41 he amid, is oda te mese is.. ibiley Mikes le the eellsi ehoelb Mt thef• Alma 10,101 " . wen of MI aomiler the Mesh Is Ilbetead, kebab MK Ind the • Min. The Idth pietas /abaft Mk statement le the iMealt Pelmor. atm la Me thet bor liedietra eeeenmet try be la penteiut el their eintletato, he nee It ehosid he le elateeepeetko to brim tee. ward oft7momee hi •hs east blee d paremeet ter the Niels eon of the ealetirehel eterle deo Mete theles. It ba h l ii i i l rapeted Sri .The Om* Ilbelpitte sod Ileretry Act" tree the whin al the IMO Is helm& they think It rirat te etele thee soh owe was meteriel. Moo* at they were Mewed Its steam et be mime. moll Ow it bed lees Mein by Ur. as the eleeedeed the I= leass.. b ,ll Ow koneeteee. a. Milebee 19.1 611 . — ( =) . Jobe 0. A Illtheed OEMs , J. E. MA. Ledlew Pl...km TOM, J. T. Oueey sad Far. Meet Oriel. J. tea, Rebell Dews erg Wm. Dew/ Red Sophie. Rory Linen* K. O. Illattee. • • - - Blowier read the opinion of the Irish bbleer, the right rev. t relate Mood a few obeervatiose espressthe of hist:masterly, approval of the Implies features of the MIL The Bishop of EXETER—who was imperfectly heard— wm mese, oppe.ed to tee boll, especlelly there slams which took dioceses pewee from the bisteeps and isonferred it on the archbishops. The fifties* &Me be described at beteg of a mo t feerfel ohmmeter, r threstening wholly to obvert the divine right of hialages to °petrol the clergy of their dimes.. He said divine right. for sot *sly was it recogalead by the law of the lead, but by the gospel For, be it rememberegi,that it we the bishops that the apostolic) succession was poet reed. The Bishop of BANGOR nest addressed the hew, but is eo issudittle a tone that warmly s aside observation reached the gallety. He we understood is the bit plea to e =plats of the manse? in which a mottos of hie for the prodertos of the yarn of the Eaclestestisal Coolll{lll4ollllll in 1832 had beets received, sod then to object to the pretest bill, eitaracterieieg it as viaboary in its principle, sad calculated to be easily is its details, and in the whole to be as abomioable job. The Berl of HARROW BY prommled to discus the pro visions of the bill, showing how, by comolidating juriscik liens, simplifying the mode of promisee, and ea nomising espouse*, it removed those 011ie:shies sad saosalles whisk characterised the slitting law in regard to the trial of ecclesiastical questions sad seelniestical permits. All the obleetioss whisk bad been urged egaicat it were seep. settees ef detail, which might be more properly dealt with is committee. The Berl of DERBY looked upon this es a rotation which should be treated fns from party eonaideratioar, and on that ground he had re feted to 'mercies any preentel in. "'ace he stifthl Possess oa that side of the hem for or epithet the bill. He wen not one of Vim who believed that the goverment had a desire to deal with this question rashly, bat he thought the objec tions urged by the right rev. prelate too large and valgaritre to afford a hope of their being remedied fa committee; end, smug that the unsetsoas feeling of the English bishops was against the bill, he felt. however reluctantly, obliged to vote to favour of the assendenst. The Bishop of CASHEL believed that if they t oh the bill r late 00101124',111 it eg.gnt be made a sound and valuable Voce of legiolation. Having them view, be should vote for the second reading of the bill. The Bishop of OXFORD avowed the bill. • The Loau CHANCELLOR replied. Re esid that this I bill, though sot prepared nudes his immediate direction., bad hie mire essetioo to every clause. I The Mese ghee divided— For the antesdesest 4l 33-8 The o Again st other orders were then disposed of, and the bean ad - jonssed at ball-put 12. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MoNDAy. Aran. 21. Th. BrRAKI look the elicit o few salaam beton tow o'clock. NEW MEMBER. CGSIlia BANDODCI7 70•TL11700;76 tad lib mat for Adam,. PRIVATE BUSINESS. TO. Loolos, Tilton', sad ffoothood Railway (Inman of Comical, to.) Bin woo root a toir4 800 sad pawl. PUBLIC BUBINNSB. NONUYENT TO THE DUKE Or WELLINGTON. le .sews to We Row Email, Sir B. HALL seid tee h•m amber fir Dover asked Mu the other day what course Mid bees tale, with reference to the wooemat to the Date of WeLlortoo. end he Basted that two o'aas bed bees seat le, noe by Mr. Belly. and the other by Mr. Paley, which plane, after d.. onaridenti , m, had Wes thought sot worthy of amoral. After be am. into niece two visas were shows to bias, which he tholltht were the Vass that had beets sent is, bat he &sad, from a awasienieetion made to bias by Mr Foley. that they wm only t►- plans of Mr. Bolt, sod he wished him to Ps , . this to tha home. At the ram* tim►, if parliament deter. mined to grant a larger mount. be tboaeat the seas gsa dogma Waist be invited to rend In designs. THE PROPOSED CELEBRATION OF THE PEACE— FIREWORKS IN TSS PARES. Is salvo; Lord H. Lunen, )(r. MONSELL replied, that he was sorry to say that ancina.loo was art sad* at the rims it ought to have bees made on his royal histocevv, the Reuter of the Feb.,i for wombed= tossed the badiage for the purpose of the 'fer vor'''. Whoa this °minion vial disoovered, an application was lassedittely made to his toyalhightisse, and en apology wee mid* to bier, which lts soot graelourly received, sad he at ewe gave his fall peratissioa. Mr. BRADY caked the &votary of Stets for the Wine Department, if he bed say lotentlea of =Wag arrange ments for the throwiss *pea of the public &we of amass. neat (free) to the public daring the isWadird re) drugs as esicoaot of the monad= of pesos Sir G. GREY was eadent xid to reply in the segst've. Mr. KINNAIRD asked If it was Intended to amidst a day of thaskgriviog Sir G. GREY said the craestles was rather premature. Nn retarding of this hied repaid he taken until alter the renewing, had beta ezelesagedi, and they bad sat hoes noshed yet THE SEBASTOPOL CLASP. Mr. BAILLIE said It bad hese stated by the Lieder-Ss• meter, for Vier that it was sot the isteatiou to 0.0 the Ere drop to noweciobetaate. He salted whether that in cluded the tonseisearlat sad medical officers, because both sonsaiseariat and medial oaken is the Crimps bail re ceived It. bat time who bad rearmed to this washy bad beau refused it. Mr. F. PEEL said estrarloss were made ia favour of the mediae' ofiletn, ea the grated that they IMO obliged I. the yerfevaisaeo of their duty to some seder In. Sir I. PAKINOTON said the hoe. gentlecaaa bad sot aseweeed ono part of the qaashoo. He wicked to ask wroth*, a &Weed's bad bees made Ultima the ecieseals. serial Deem who were preset at the siege sod reesained at Sebastopol, sad those who were also worst at the siege and had thee returned to this Nanny. _ Ur. F. PEEL rt. Id fresh the thee of the dedevel rah enalag into •panties so farther Oasts could be ranted &reseal sogambeeriat °Seen did noels* damns before the laying don. of the denied vele, and of emrse thy wee sot required to ratan these chips. (Leveter.) CHARITABLE BEQUESTS IN IRELAND. Me. OROGAN uked the Chief filsesetary for Irelead, If It be the intestine of the Irvernmeat tam Intrados' say MIIIIMPO, daring the roast r aloe, f•r the usrpose of Siring to the Cousbelosters of Bequests is Inked the maw pun which the Coutaistlosers of Charitable Bequests proses in Bauland. Mr. TIOBSNAN was saderitold to reply that then Was ro intrn• , cie. THB COUNTY COURTS JUDGES BILL. Mr. ROEBUCK said the home meld beer is WM that be made • modes about lb. meaty operts, sod the midi°a was assw.red by • statinsest that the Lord Chae •eller had shill Win the House of Lords The tere gun time be bad to put were, ire, whip that bill was esperted down from the Isom of Lords, s.d mit, if that meld sot be anoweeed, whether ft was espected doers this esseloa Sir O. GREY said ha bed coemealeated with the Lord Cbancedlet to some of a restoer that the bill bad bees withdraws. The Lord Clanicallor told list the re mom me without impieties, but be wee gaits suable t ' my +bee Ile tell would IMMO down frogs the Hesse of Lents. Of comes ist meld set anew for the proceedings of the oat* , %soma parliessent. Mr. ROEBUCK—Dem Iwo mood to Gary It this miles ? Mr O. GREY—It is the fatuities of the Lod Clomoollor to proceed with It, ►at, of tremar, I manet say whither it .111 peas. AGRICULTURAL I3TATISTICB, __ lir. HENLEY i - mbed oboillioe it Irma Worded to mesa with ttio bill oe this snidest Who* tit. be flora. TM CHANCELLOR of time EXCHEQUER mid tie , Fre.ideut of the Bond of Trade, who hot sham of Me hill, desired to reseed with it se sem as polittle. Then weal be so opportualty to premed wit\ it till Friday la sort weak. TRANSPORTATION OF CONVICTS TO THE 1:1114 _ _ VilltOlf trt•l tbe !..stay et eats tor tb. Hibistiot IM tYk ramoorradome es tie' istket of OM. V . et ~MIN end trooopooteihre to tin Asermo.ise ilko host sooreoemodeete Go dot Wiest from tbe et i hi l t b ei ViolooloomooM be proemial to oho hems. Mr. LEDOEIMMI odd tilo servoopoodssee trout be hid is Ihs Was sitilhe buss la OM a It weld sot %dodo Ms lotoNoorrsepoolooso MEL Se Nifty of Vittoria. Time had tees Se esob imospooilesow THE FlllllllOllll IN THY PASZI. • VERNON asked the maw offlolllllllPl*ll there or four days lest, while the extreme to ly of there the Onset's , ' eatuness_, and if ite weer er an e tt ets e n t a n h skyrockets and fireemeks is taking p a . (Cheers ) would be renewed ? He at ale e to keen hh ea- width It wee said woad be 10.0001., wee to be Charged to think that the country are at all in the humour to have For ray own part, I eannet conceive that a o v en of ae much fireworks wen being papered at Wo oriels, under t e periatendeece el Captain Boger ? ti. Cbanceller of the E:chequee could or a COOMent approve Mr. MORSEL'. replied that they were not in the ile mans for tots year. He believed the Chancellor of the E:- of such ce.ebr.tioes. (Hoer, Lear.) i t it quite One from and sound sense as tee rata boo. emotive:in the ability i . what took place the other day that the pubic .:o It upon chequer Intended to inclede them in the civil c leer It is no ow centerline the truth with reseed to else prevalent with the preparation , f else firewerks. The bullhorn were feeling of this country on the subject of the late is gr. In It mu quite tree th.t Cream Boner hed been intrusted thew r 'oicings with great apathy and centime t. (Hi ac) ender bis superintendence, and that e f ao architect of . Weeleriab. Tin pen or department: inlaid nye been the th e , Board of Works, but the First Cie:mold nor d • g lines with reseed to the • of Work+ r. - had shown greeter energy an _ ambition of Russia, no war would Lye taken nest pl ice the y way that if the government of Er tend wtb other work , be bad in hand it be had to soden ike plies •al (Cheer /.) Th ey presented to Lord Paanture that it would interfere much d e s lies t aut tense worts, and therefore they were under aken by Cat- declared, it was declared by Abe d • me t with the Aber deed g • ie, rn tam Boxer, sad by the neaten emented with the wsrk. ' insincerity.(lieu.) They farther say mid believe greet ' witch the o transient carried on this war also my t at ve.ea war wee et Wo Amick. It might be right •o state, is con.equence of that the wey in g ' L tl 'ff r nee and believe that Kuria, by mean ot A . ttt it t en newer e l o ch we . gone on Friday, th.t his right Is , ,a was seceded with the meet eer sae rent e . grand the COMlStilliOaer of Works bad nod merely Qua- cruelty. They also . stench,. Mr. ROEBUCK—By when authority are then woks h-s been allowed to gan that by int rigue which alai could sot achieve in the field ; and teat Lo a we are called befit, Meted ? upon to celebrate her triumph in teem n. gotiatiens. Mr. MONSELL—The Secretary of State's. (Cheers) The ere in the present irietatitc is set like what Mr. ROSBU .K—Whisk trentery ? took place on former occasions. It is no: • psi co woo in Mr. MONIDILL—The Seentary of Seats far the War be. tle, bat it it the result of negotiations and of mostentri Departiseat. este °wife:vices ; and cobody tan soy hew ter it wet be THE POLICE BILL satisfactory to the country. If, indeed, there had bean ea Friday ? Shies of the people would have bees exettee. It we bed Lord HOTHAM asked it the Police Bill would nice on other nations called into estate...et by this peace, tee Flora -il we bad seen Italy untied end iadepenneet, then the Sir O. GREY—Yee, I need that it shall be the Sot seen anythieg dene for the freedom of Poised and Hungary order os Friday. THE FIREWORKS AGAIN. innpathies of the country would bar been called tortteaad lb. people would have r j ire.. But what bat been the Mr. ROEBUCK waned wariest tbe Cbaceellor of the bo ul ot t f t t i ot t a th o e m irs it r o? i• s Po n it u re ng d : ti e: ether thee ever removed Icily remains worn than aticelmmteetiliadt wee pr oted .pmd tha to t t titt he e c a ti pe s e hou r la t f to tes/s pum e:Tit ever. We see melesiutical governante more tton ever the civil contingemees for neat year ? ~, rampeat. Th e bayonets of Fence and Austria have agreed The CHANCELLOR of th e EXCHEQUER °a id e '''') over Or land—the Ingenue° stilt remains, and tree dun *eruditely, was one which ea. m perfect "' see ' emus are resounding wi h toe greens of p laical prisoners. with what was does after the last loan. (A neigh ) The in Emplane, these to rejoice ? (Cheers) Depend up et it, encase, Se he harleteuod. b e e b eee limited by the &ere' there fireworks will be regarded lie but the c.lebreuon of tar of State to 8,0001. There would be • display in the England's disappeintment and diseaUsfaction, nu of Rua- Oren perk, in Hyde-park, and is Vtetoria . pa r k , and the „e s niunteh. (Cheers ) sum int was sassed seethed cobs a nameable one. It wee Mr. BBNTINCK said the Chandler cf the Eathequer hardly worth while to make en es , imate is a matter of that !sideplate =reentered the enervation. et he et bee friend. sort; sad it appeared to him to be • proper charge to in- The noble lord meant to say thet the expresimes et public elude in the civil costiseenera. rejoicing would be premature one the public knew lobe- Lord J. MANNERS said the Secretary of State had pro- Cher it ought to consider the peace a subject for rej icing or peel, stated that tilt pm peas etemetion of pes had been made, , sot. (Hear, bear.) Tee right hon. gentlemen bed made a end until that hoe " " d the ' mat " were made aware e ' singular allusion to the pi ace of Amtens, of which be said was ashamed. It would have stray been well the torero( the peace, it was presaiure to casks any demos- every b ody strain on the subject. He wetted, therefore, to sek pc- net to hive called uteri the public te m ,ke tee pi o/used v. tamest whether the demonstratioe to celebrate the to peal! demo wait was virtudemonstration till they bee been able serrate whether ally concluded was to take piece Imae"'" the peace which bed jest now been concluded WWI likely to stay after the ratelleatioes of the treaty it peace, or cal forth a similar feelieg. (Hear, heal.) I whether it would be palpated tilt the too hones of par- The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER explained lenient bad time to form as opinion as to the terms and that he had simply referred to the peace art Amiens because nature of that raes ? , tee pens of 1815 had been objected to as cot. being a pa 8r a ORB ' " id t he 'h ew " whieh he p re had re fer- rill 1 can. He did not mean to say that the pubic would 'nee to the appoletment of a day of tbanngiving. No be ashamed of the result of the negotistions ; on the ton proolanation had aver been need by the nth city of the nary, he thought just the revere*, bet be bed relieved to crown ter a theekagev.ng emit after the ratifications of the the peace of Amiens as illestratiog the nnevetsal custom of treaty of pens had bees eschanged. The same cense this county , at the one of every war. noel be pursued on the present occasion. It was tbouph- Mr. 8 'CARLEY, referring to • statement in the Timm, right to have eons lobes demeastratioe, in which net a wished to a-k the First Lord of the Admitalty whetbi rhe few, but the great body . f the public would concur. Toe thrgbt sufficient tccommodat ion bad bees provided for the noble lord would lad, of be referred to what took plea are eons to witness the naval review ? It was stated that the the occasion of the peace of Amiss., that there was a dn. Perseurasce, which would aceonsteodam only 460 person, play of fireworks e n the very evening of the day on which bed been placed at their diet:Keel, whi ras the Tenet, the proesmst.on of peace sou sate. ei ......ary, o: which would entry 400 , h a d b een appropriated to the House course, when there Ware great public demonstration of of Lords. The Vulcan, fitted up for 400, the Hay rood end this kind, that great mass of Vie people should derive the Himalaya for 800, with the Lightning', tee Princess, enjoyment from them, and if they were postponed till der aid other smaller vessels, were placed at the dist orl of the ti • reefing**e had been made they would be p etponed Admiralty _and other peel e officer. for le long a period es to cause great Asappointment Sir C. WOOD, in reply to Mr. Deneotabs, said it wee Lord ELCHO remarked, that as the ra Mt hon. gentleman impossible et state exactly when the rat Station, would be said that the government had bees stirrer guided by Prue- re a.m. d from Constantinople. There wee not the lent idea dent he regard to then fireworks. to wished to aik whether of the rejodengs lasting three deye, for the ee elm of this on forgive entwine the !Meister of War, then Secretary country did sot rejoice by order. Cheery.) All that was fcr the Colonies, ordered the firew.rte without c insulting proposed wee that attain fireworks 'retold he estimated at the Chancellor of um Reneguer, or say of his other out- night, after working hours, and thy would scares; last Magni a ? three hours, much less three days. (Hear, hear.) On the Sir O. GREY said, it was the Master General a the Ord- last aeries, be (Sir C. Wool) spent ball the night in the an by whom the authority had bees given on former crowd, and he Met, ta• to any people eiejoy themselves °cessions. He uaderstned jest now that the erection ead se m ach . (Hear, bear.) With eeriest to the arc moods beau made in concert with the Ceencellor of the Blebs denies hoe. menthe .. he had i . e . the Perseverance, and quer quer ; and, as far as an open was trammed, with the be could mere them that It ern a remarkably flue easel. torrent i f the Treasury. , As gray tont. bad been supplied as bed yet been applied iii BRADY sated If it In " iatee ded to have an y ' 6 " 1 1., mac, at all events, sufficient amonneontion 'keen be dim lay at Dublin ? provided. (Hear.) With regard te tle. other nue la re ale G. ORGY and, whet was dose is Dublin was done by fared to, they wine ietended to accommodate not merely the esti ority tithe Lerd Linkman, and not lei the Queen the departments the lion. gentleman bad mentioned, but in council. As he said net now, whet we. atone to be dons gassy naval and military of eers wee wished to be present. wee in accordance mite precedent, but in this respect He ttooeht teat the boo. gentleman ought not to mks preeedeat was departed from, is ear far that while there wee, each rash statemeLts w.tbunt asking weitter they were ea 'dere, a display of fireworks in the writ, there w iuld, on tree. ((H ear. the amnio n. alto be fireworks in the sad, in Victoria Park, M r. TANILEY tad merely stated what was is the wadi did net exit at tee time peace wee rut eroalsiea r d* Timm, in order th at, if not true, it might be cont•adieted. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCH 'MUER moved that Mr. GROGAN, amidst mush laughter, insisted that th hrs.. at its deep, adjourn till Thunder. there engin to be fireworks it Dahlia. Col. KNOX, in punnets of ths notice of which be had Mr. HOUSMAN said the bon. goutlemee bete g a men ' give d notice, asked the Cease:eller sten Esehequer when be her for shot city, was muck to blame for not h eying brought would lay upon the tattle an weimate of the probable art of the tbe subject under the notice of tee government stoner. 'milting. sad fireworks. Great irregul Mies he old had re- Lord J. RUSSELL wished to know ohm the right boa. carted. It had amid, bees admitted by the Clerk of the gentlemen. w add tying on the London Corp 'Tsetse Bill ? Ordenos Nat the permission of the Rueter of the Parks Sir 0 GREY hoped ti do eo on Feeley week, but he bad not been asked, sad he was isle rased that no crommast amid not promise. He would give eosin on Monday. teen of any sort took place with the Minister of Works Mr. STAFFORD bore testimery to the high character till the 18th He asked whether it ace competent for the of Captain M•Doneld, the coarnatioer of the Perseveranes. Minster of War to give an order of this wet without en- He bad ridden out the fearful gate is the Black Sea, sad saltation with his colingeee. No one could be more the bon. gentleman (Er. Bunts>) might tint hinny.' with ' rejoised than be was that they wen gong to have peen ; the stunt confidence to the gainer captain's care. He • ern WIOICII2III were premature till they knew the nature of home that whs. Captain h a,D uns i d ehunid hues brought the piece. The names observation out of dons was, the hews safely back he would be more feneenthig regarded .. We shell have the tax-g. abater, cooing to ask us to pay by the Anmeiraity teen be was at present. (*hid% her.) fer the celebration of the Frenchman's pease." wee ere hr The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said en Mr. J. G. PHILLIMORE eked whether it Mean of the right hoe. baronet to brag in any mean* question was os a subject on which explasatios bad already for the reabontios of land ? been given to the house. He could poly rep not what he had m e 0. GREY—No. (Leighton.) dread; stated and had been stated by as r%llit bon. Meads, r •• SISSWer to Mr. bL CRAMS/JIM, that her Majesty's governance believed the melees to have Bi. C. WOOD said that accommodation would beiprovided iatrodneed no innovatiou is newts, the weer.' ',bide they • Al • portion of the workmen en the doeiarde. ( H ear.) 'ad foil med. They believed it right to snake preparations THE FAULTY MORT ARS. to celebrate p • an, which surely all gi internee, however warlike, Downer desirous to retina else envie& in which Mr. MALINB &feuded Merv. (Muse and Co. from the serious imputations of the War dentater and tee Cork we bad nen so lees sopped, must adult to he one of the of the Cremates (Mr. Monad), respecting the ell gni government thought they would base been failing Tenement. Examining, de greatest blessings that wild befit nation. Her Majery's leen in careen mortars ferniehed by that firm to the go in detail, the charges on which the fa their duty If they h a d het made the s ame Meant. Wheel bad bees declared guilty of a haw:sleet ' preparations for the aspersion of public satisfaction concealment of the donee in the iron suttees in qui min. en the present measles, on the ocrsion of tbie pesos, which he contended teat the facts of the car did nit subetaniate bad been made on the merlon of' former peeificatioes, not any attentions of criminality against the firm. It was merely the great pens which was made I. 1814 but atm denied that the mortars were imperfect, but he should the peace when was the subjett of much eritnein in that es me to the einholen that the imperfections were either house, and which wee said to be • peen which everybody imme -I or SlOSToioeble. in this country rejoiced at, bet yet of which everybody wee Mr. IIONSELL urged that Masers. Orinell were reseed sahased—the peace of "led'. Un der t hee° eirre• atanew not so much for the defects of the mortars they bad slo the preparetiess which had been made seemed to her plied, se for the attempt to maces" and disguise teem. This view of the car he supported by citing the reports of Majesty's g ttttt meet to be no more thee it was ineumbent upon th mto mike. The team be bed mentiesed, which it various wel l quali fi ed °seas who had 814444 investigated was believed weed not be Emended, did not appear nobs an tee qmt i ft. sereasonaele amorist, and it would scarcely be • matter for Mr. G. DUNDAS expressed his es:aviation, arrived at, rictus crit icism In p hi" house . T he "I • h ra t teal he " , in be said, after a fall ionise/nine that the Metals. Gressel! the open sir a very gnat pert of th e t e h e bte ee e s of the ass were perfectly guiltless of the fraud laid to their charge. ' tropolis would be able to attend, and be sew cornet:mew de. petting from the aseenenneut which has been already Farther remarks in exculpatton of the connectors were offered by tedend Bolden), Mr. Evelyn, MI. Alder's* lawn. It was not the intentoo of her Majesty's reverser et Client, ter J. Pakiepton, and Mr. Ti,.. in submit any format Intimate for this charge, but they would lb* subject then cropped, and the motion for edjournieg defray it out of that sum width way 1 17 pieced et their over until Ihunday was spread to. di for thew yment of eine irdisare enter (Hear.) The house afterwards went iet r committee of Get ply on rd i J MANN E RS-1 dome thine the prendeut which the civil „ sews end naiesfireesees „ mites. bee tree refined to, the Pens of Anises, is very appetite SUPPLY.—THE PUBLIC ACCOUNTS. be this ecessioa—(be are hear)—der do 1 thick with th e r ig h t Oa the notion that the Bpi alter do leave the chair, lees gentleman that this coentry or this house is proper d Sir F. BARING sad that on Feeley lest he had asked a be wets ins any pens that may have boos arrived at. (Oh.) l asetien in reference to e tttt is accounts, at d • sum of I oedemata that this demenstestlos i. to tee. elan ire. 13,0001. which appeared in them : he thought It- at was a disetly up-n the exchange of the ratifiesinas ; cad what I lugs sum to be paid without a Tots of the hone, or wish to say is this: the Minns ef the people of this without the sanctiou if en act of paiiameet. The otject ism bas b. en signalised by the resent mem and by of the bill of 1854 was tbst all ensign on the re ille meat impartial desire to give so judement until they're, should be till/Uwe% under tbe notice of pereament, yet such tile terms that have bees agreed to ; but it might be eel- a sum as 213,0001. was paid without the eugnitatice of the Meted from the diarlay which is about to take plies that t our • he was boned however to say the: lis non. friend Veil hive esuded their approbation ea tare ' s of which they the Secretary of the Treasury bad shown Lo ninety to Ore at present lanerast. (Cheers.) congeal this from the knowledge of paten:net. Ile bed a !ire G. GREY was at a lon to understand why the motion on the paper for the &epee:amen% of a coro ner's wlech his been followed noted have caned so much mitten on the public arcane, and he wished to sediment; butte noble lord has szplaisrd tbe reams ; point out this se one of the denim in the system. and I hope to give him an anerance that will enable his His bon. friend deserved credit for brining this matter ID admire without scruple what I have n• doubt will be • under the notice of the baste, rest he had pee,' it le en ao very beautiful di•play of fireworks. It sewer snared lateen. cruet where it bad no right to be. He found it Mso account meads to supper it passible that berme whoa the Macy of the receipts and disbursement of the Exchequer up to *fp on yea sigsed, pune were feed in the park sad at the the 11th of March, 1860. Tuts sum, elect, had never hem Tower, becalm tits bells of most ef the ah -- - e ___ - e ` ehm e ts the lee paid into the Exchequer , bad co tight to appear In that trOpolia sad the counter Were rung. eeeel.e wege were „ smut. baited epos certain church steeples and efficiel beechen, Mr. WILSON sad his right hoe. frit red was in error ia and because fireworks are to be let off when the ratifiestlmo treating the mount in which thO item appeared as an Ex an examorted—that, therefore, the noble had or the bons chequer amen : it was only a tanner i count, including an to be supposed to have arpripart their satiefastio n at coma that went into the Exobequer. The utjett of tee bill of 1861 was to remove certain charter named in the tee term. with which they were actually not acquainted. schedules from the great reneue, part to the Coneolidated (Cheers.) Ima segue the noble lord t t at h e or tr y other limber of this helm will be j et as inch at liberty to Ind Fend and pert to the annual wins ; hut, as stated by the fault with the peace—(chi ere)—to press for another deans right hos. member for Oxford, a few items, contesting ens of war as Rases. or to intro& her Majesty's ..._ , of n eer f r o :ion: * g e r ed te s t o W . d l i t ffere wit ut tfrouiglihest, bitter soverateutat if he as get the house to • pee wits him, to if these firework. hod tenor token place.(Chteen lied laughter.) """ The Marque a BLANDFORD wished 10 keen if there W eeens ie e a d r : le t r e esg e s e t eha iago a n g ed s % m a re s s i o n me .u ha ri d u beg the was say truth is • ripest chit there was to be a fair I. '" Hype orb ? redemption of the rest. In 1864 - two pensions Sir G. GREY—No. (Hen beer.) of Lord Cowen'', charged on the post-altos and lead re- Mr. T. DUNCOEBB—I weak ' were trideeneed sod appeared in the finaecial accounts , e it he co i the t sir . ex n . for that year. if the pensions to the Duke of Oren** and their' ' f the rattleatie " to " e l "" es•— ' --- • - - to the heirs of the Dan of 13-homberg had tot been re design' this year, they would have been paid out of the I. ld:t oma to k . s i, o t er b it im be tho thee tti the utets re st ie . sai rs y tt l . it t ud wr etion tbri t tialigyptiseyas , with y (Esse. hees.) n ev i f i v i e „. v e s gumewee e t h.,„ : a rm revenue, sag have appeared, seat year, in the usual will "sal e tegege l" 11' 8 .41 '4 du eneee rieg ei t e ms ere " r j ' e hj iaar e e 'be an eje d e T w . t ,h U ; th em e Mr. WILLIAMS laid the hon. gentlemen bed not we egg Ili sale . we eseteia °Seen of state. When they atteuPtila to newer the olieetoo to the efree, of eon natio' those pensiose without the nth city of perliament ; beliday the* Warta an iptelai es—(laughter)—hut i mat ~ , hi . . i • ht sob the weskits dons are sailed ups to cease from their t *as ...ere .junowe to t h e pa is Minn, f or t mig ht fbe ezpeeted that scan of the future holders would labiYet thald seem 01 livelihood do cur. New, I de aMeisty