The Express. — London, England, 1852-03-18 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF : WEDNESDAY, Maim 17. The Sraacsatesk theabiar atsaas. GOVERNMENT MEMBER RETURNED. Mr. BITMOW took the oaths end hie seat on him n-elee- Rom for Loodoaderry. rravATE BUSINESS. The follow;r6 bilis writ read a wend tine sad tehrred W a mite:: o.raraittet; 4lbay Mauna awl Ikewort Reads; Sat tie and Aebarabsid. Bawd ; Waresser, sad Wolverhampton Raaway (No. 3) ;=. Wermater, sad Welrehmplaa Eallorp (No. 4) ; Midi asd Earls; lharnsahhiesCanted Baer, ; Seadiss t fiff i kw Earl ; Thadied Fes Diarist Brairtie ; Bad Tenney Market and Shisakerheseas Bilk. PUBLIC Bt' S I NESS. PETITIONS PRESENTED. MATWOOTS ORAN? —Against, bi Mr. W . MILES, her • pros is iemaranshire ; Mr. T. DUNCOMBE, her Frahm ; Mr. BOUTERIE, has Kikaarneek ; Mr. T. EGERTON, hors prose is Chariot; Capt. YORDYCE, her Menhir. MILITIA BlLL.—Assiut, by as HON. Mamma, from the Meld. CAPS OP 00011 Son.— Mr. ADDIELIT , hem arisiels of the Ca" that the kW Owe besask .11 bans karsdased earner kW *a sew stitstios ; haw dr serrass of tits salsalab sad srestad dhassalea berms the white sad soistaid rases; sad praying her Illitery le withhold ler areal to awl tordrissra; sad that the sanstitation ray be carried late of et es era sa prible. Poor How axo Canataos DPlT.—Frat abolition, by Mr. CHRISTOPHER, fro. Liscola ; by Sir W. P. GALL- W EY, from Think; by Mr. rIIiOTT, from Readier. BICOLAS BDUCLTION.-15 Waif of, by Kr. ER SHAW. C __ ____ MarassTatannlXT.—la hvoar of, by Mr. WAILLEY, ben Fieibury. MANCIIIIIITIN AND SALYUND EDUCATION BILL.—By Mr. M. GIBSON, Item certain persists is Manchester, stating That they had petitiosod Egoist it with the view of bather big the rases of ederatios, 'ad without knowing the pro- Vilione, which, having sees, they disapprove of; Ilr. BRIGHT, fresa the sorporation el Maachwer sad ether penes& against the bill ; ham sundry school teachers to the ruse offset ; aid frost a,body of (needs of voluntary edu cation in London. Cusses Eseowmairre.—By Mr. HEYWORTH, floe a ratans amities bold at Derby, in favour of the voluntary systems, and praying that all oadowmeato be appropnatad to the relief of public burden*. MANCHESTER AND SALFORD EDUCATION BILL. Mr. EROTHERTON, is aeries the wised reeding of the, bill, titated that *ere were three pprsaldffrr is lissaboater wad Salford eh wises ts carry est bet ell dit ferias ea to the mom Owe Tarty we la Over of • err bleed softies' eilendoe ; • mood was lb swabs wises- Um nen ea the *lot for releateey otalifiew. The pree re n" la bath Ids wee seaoseted e t es te mem reedy 011ie vete et when lad 0 siiiined is lb - tatees, 118 0 lad upwerde Is bansbnar, ead WO is helhei. 1 lows few& of both bombs had set le sealider the Wiest; mad he wee hem& hi adult that et • meta media* of the Tows Coosa el lisasbee• tar, sbn • leas dieemha, tbe bill Is pets* by 34 votes easiest ft (Ilow„ bear) Is Nallhatt the melt bed hoes Ailltarest. There the plaid* of the bill bad bees aiksedl by 17 ageism 14—the 17 the voted fa the seise* Wag amested at 9,243 f., sad die 14 ben ;sr w minseity as I.llll' (Hear, bear) ft be, et brae, salami was sessersed. sot was the ertitelly of the ceseail, loth is numbers and , la brew of the M. but • reehedly of the petitioned to be lewd for the myna of be ihe eds.*. et the work lag alarm. had lloneweraw the assairity of the tows miesella m t: fhb wieder swathes. trey had espresesd we einem lie the li pa s : w e i f im ports • sae for poem It wee that the bill um ter a pails Aged. end that • as the ealthat abseil latieweed. Dm the bet was thee the mo ose= oldie iii.fteigthell et sa l y ila Saoseenre that shin. be syylisehle te the whole ; slot = hew myth wee the assesity ia aid that wrathy ihmth he ism, lad. after both sonsidess- Moe lbw.. ethesd thie whom. whisk ins mispishis Is the peat Imily Oda selepayses, and which they 01110116•11 ditl sit table. is my way es the *has of eseseinse. Shedd the bone smith to the nosed wading then wers needs "sans whisk night be passed. F int, the WI sag. be teethed te the esnithesse dealsstioe, who then &avant then eiesehsee ea ths seise& esersittee who were best welded to led with the bleb. sad the weed gin tad snekbenties at my tatheliew did ime s eile urged ; end oftweraras. when ills Mid WM 111 0 . ii woad be cesarean& es retie the bill to • ~..icon of the whole :a w ard treat it Is ell its subsequent es as • hi& Ards. after the math wag nadhig, it he quiet prestinlas. to TO&W das whole 'WOWS • soles& estheitne up Na. le svidesseoth le prepa owl • mowers as 'Maid be • T art'ely seseplebie le the re rode. std whisk With Menu • Ibe saw bugs teems thisteis • dither Mike to be thrift dens misled. The ebMrYss ss to the wpm* din bil being • pads as was, rnes, so thiewid Ise edesing to reed it •• sewed tine. The meths thr ee = II beer the semen sad to submit to a is be pethesso, wad he thought they deserved ith meth bourse Ow the oaths wrwthe they bed, is thb n ip* seen the net of the bingbth. Otheers.l . T .nda be c wed ke this a essytheiry asle had bets ' lea iths neeelhediselses t These the weseMWene of Ihe ssethr mins um elm is turn et today, ad the weevily "fibre she wield have se pay is be* Weiss moo met 'thy thllleg.betheyeswed • theirs te be Mel be web • rumen. Then the sae pity 'sly win es mho =ordant m the la. ecru ainethe el the meths. Mew. lawn) Did thee pot, war sp ying IWINIF lwitilka Aw IMOIM4MemI purpow t ssaidvites Na ninetheyndlet the othlsiest ;se did theism as ides the he mtg. dthemisly come le add hove so N. Shea w o g OMMOile,ll* Worst W new that th ell e i t he reed • dm. Mew. aim) Mr. M. OM= repotted le say se aw • sem whet mos* thingh the. lie he appela ne ssdel. t inegslar mune, with math is dish& Be magma ruew. as ea IWismilmild to Me mead restates. • todelibm li t he elltst, *. That • whet anwlllse m b: =led le iambs nee the sins ot ninths' hi ilis 6711bambeaus wed Woad. sad the etattiotes la ii ef Beeealiet, Peadletwi. art Nolileey, wed thither adelealle to =be way peseideth sad feeds while reeftsw. be die ota. Mho of the leali 6( esdi bithighe sad b, semis ef heel Mee le be stied in the cab s lit Int den it th at this edged should be dealt with a trnin d wis ei Vl l . lll 2 admitted diet the seer sue, beim' sseibth is be wanks to • thellesbe = i;s aid preens the dlsikei thwasaft er s ydeme thiamth that we. es, he *seg. the dthet et dile neense the it thee sewn lath, la _ the SWAM lit lwailadww. ough MI knoildn, t se be pesinanl be by Uwe - MOW& le as ins den i r .r dt ease of ithbens std ether his if • piths Moth be whirl yedlews. bed Is resnall be sake seeembillse et taus piths Wawa, eth la asses sedbisilly. both a nth el s =lens impi Fe Is ell ant Pm ossettor whet • abseil bele Ille 'thew both net dewy Nth is swap Is /Oboist ebb lb eammien allingsges are le Was lab tab eta idea thattlibe ems of • itheillesir wide, onligiess modesseny MI dithresees whin It westrbslngemble to Mimeo of sediesevey • 'Mhose great elliscln sad webbed absinths. The resesethie sad the modest wig Is dud widi shit gamin Mr thaw *. waitter yeditheathe bilk es dis e conl ima = eolith threills agediaMe ts the (sheeth—dsil Is numbest& weblike lesse for ma Woad= bells anthris le Om. ?CI Os this gnessa le thought he MI • se es = bra = a. i• the V baths •es ebe tenth reeding • t gib .earn mew It visit lb meat ihr die Na lbw% a cwt hapirteat pdr t o et piths poley—elst an Na *se Moth ith n eed wester teselithe il p !elrelnd r e = .her.) TM WO • mini lalkistial. end busked a Menge et se ristemeady ewer bees athwthed falsify. No hit dwell. lite the pr Na be mid 4 &mth whoa lbw sh o 7. e". I !leer best.) Is IFINIM COM that the essusithe he ponied le am Ike amid have were gassed powers of thendlyalles Oft the nth hens he bud rood weed glee Ibith ha he hed se belied the urns of bb =Meth chilies It wield lie maw tacky in tint tens to Na assemasse and love • weld sod pamillad need It be peopssed es With, the thestele et slainds dissimbeeft the Miele Megan% he Moe it sight endow ith se hog lisikail se le be ampretilletisithis br the pessist mid mart him era te drip et theiney es gee _ the gthelles UTwith. (Na.) Hie hes. Msth Ow sarther be bed wit dm hews at the etheoldes the weenew r MC ar- I b s pawed by Wilk hen the cieepeseiles of Nissaboon, and of whisk h adbraremlo ll nekl im i l ir thse et Ihrilbed. thilalbe ble:esd= et Sa restrinlier reedede the esethredes l teed nw wady sa abased illethestin is favour of "wiling tor sthestisa by sum at bed Oleo, end had se =season le the bid Mine s = shish in Isla s sir d•Ettielte the ISS they vese 21111 dis Wads s P eltlelidOolla th ol:i to uplyre i : r l i s ea leans MEI= sthabs. penman end is the religne et all the 'these theamiestises J sea by weans of ilas made meet Mese, bum) ; Os ihh „am ibe sesporetien of MOM bed sever gives This wee, is ten, onoeff the leadthr sad sty principles principles albs hill-4hat It pirepssed lasli wanly le alnly the MO to mow kith of bloused 's or rdidfail kr the therm et teaching all forms of ru al is they win walened is the Christie° faith. set Nab ft was seemly tw his. to go Through di the et the weithee I, inane, SO ilia h mwrr . able mg ogee* tet4 the better course wend he he the WWI WOOMMO feinsivet to its leading 1 hot he I was be • mere smatter of de- Citt i r .limit the WI *, Mee to meek minis only th , g in as +snot a purely lihmaidato hen= be bedewed the Minion of tie ' wadi aid waive dist and Meer teat principle. Every gendthes is that bons would fart that le the present state - ot pith affairs It WM wilnict lira possible that a measure of Na hied wield psis bite • law the, wailer% ; and Inning the Weasel. of the promoters would be twit rerve.l by set yeessing It Steward, fur it would minty he meek hettc tn vesse•• the outiveription• they had railed for moth. r day than to mend them in a fruit ion parlhisastery tanilbt. (Beth; beer.) The p e tition islialt he (Mr IL Oftess) had peennted dam day would its. that the praline is Ann it the WI era ob- THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY sidereble expense In the Ind i s lit gkieliwors sew Maid ea with Meaty. With respect to these WWI* we earked end assist to be directed. Is eery nal rehbes it WO weld known that the sootrlbstora to thine wheels lied act gives as liberally ss they gave at the eem emmernenet ; said itwry often we a very wawa end beery *ems ars clergymen, who ea* en ato ms hi id l elathie, ell sentribete the was seeemery—tems eibm raier *as *sir mesas amid allow—to keep these mbesh open. Hs Or& that wider such fr rig in meg other Wieser when th e e im rolity i r s. of the edam _gins and the unsung of stied ieem wag int ouilleirt. it very desk** *et an amen ot the • molar would mere les sherd be eismined ned g E t ene. weld net mesh* haw thous mere rad be essept by eineething like the mere proposed *but M sisal be gigs _out of a load rote, or est of the Oreetideled lad, dveil rest primaries, tow n• grad to be ansfelly ozamiael. (Hear, bier.) There weer*** west priaelpie _with age* to this bill, namely, whifhweledneelan *rid be porely mar . or secular mal Be did est this* the How et Omensons gni seentey at hogs would be addled with ry bill estabisfing grail sates of education, or el I. a William district, that was to serve sea andel eat = he other plossee—in whisk religiose it to be omitted. (Neer, beam) Bet that IMlSPestiss should not it *are with the con sciences of any part d the ormateity. (Neer, beer.) On that subject there was iso emit Per kb awn pert, he thought that no prevision wield be eallikiner y that went farther this thth that timer should be main edifier la aneotien. whether reeding the Bible in easel or ether wise, bat that ao child whatever Ithethi be sliligidl ha at tend that part of the inecrostion to whisk its peers iambi eager (Hear, bear.) He thought with regard to the Re men eithelise end the Jews, that it would be quite is great a hatelebip apes am, ravels* es tram to them, a sake them seed the Now therm er the maleat seesion, mit would be to oaks the yeelolast dimestefs child hens ✓d repeat the char* deleetheth (Uwe bias.) The breed question and ring* gm, that iligesepolled every pereen—or if they eimpolled every la • whin diarist—le esistribro *swede the suggest of sieeh e the imirodien givea to be *Om *odd be estramant with lid .reign. (Chem) Ha knew that the smi elliptions el tiorthewee were carried then Oil end that it tone era. set V c ibe i t i : nth thalee nit to esnl wh itteate to on the of wad* e due eet it hi WM to he eSesellos edge* le, OM be might b not ft be eimpelisd to sight* w oo einsolies that was not matertent whit his Ihnothem, for insure, ought not to be * nay school in which the catechism was me , leer.) Os *is point there roes a Va 7 (rolellet are alien he did set task to saw. In did net Mak * tiet the sts of erweiente meld be posh* ea haslet prilenmeten& not le deg& epee so teen*he a remiss withegtt gnarl deliberation. (Peon.) Be toweled that they weeld see a great improvement, both in the sari wed the quality of alneatioe. He thought OM the Aiwa mods et he yens by the moo. alma ef erase ea einestion bed shady tended Ire=ear both objects, and be skonM be very may In s yet how* be say thing in their discomiene the* elm* binder farther unprovemost.hoer.) He *wields* the bus. goatlemen (Mr. Nether* would nee *en the semi esedlos that day. He &weld anew in the nietlin Obis *ft les. hand (Mr. M. Oth er), and be elseeld resat Tall law* it ilth wile Pm pee* to be left out should bet be ibaleded is *a proposi- Noy for be thought that the question of heel ram should *panel the thy. (Chars.) M. CAILL urea* his gratillestion that the geriris too bombinitspil is en inquire. . s W. PATTIN smelted that the mooed reading devil ter be . Mr. W.OT i _ esd ON Needed to the amendment, and the emend marl fora moth. .real I. IL moue peewee* spirt env trades of the riga of Inghmi Ike ether Natation thin that of the Chink et J agßim OX e& Mr. W. F said be speed with the right hon. bonnet who had last tram to this .shat,—that if Wal iges eheli e lgtha et bed tazetlen wee to be applied to , that Arises teeehbeg druid be the etef the erleeity. DO the bill went as the prim v - Min al deseminsikes end eibmehes, with a to the latehleg of the edisiso of A, me almost ell denemientioes end aerobes. Ile to this was, tat ft leloodurd a war rad* at M. ; Ryes in fret is Monism of the aura mabiiibmint is thisosantry. It orgioned other deetrims, applied money poised by tenths to the iseelestion el time destrise=thas is ant mode a amiss el eskelikimesed es a *pa, end la a Wok Ellisenth vigil If there was C I L suds en emenden of gee eismok seakiihretrat. it sign* sol be mob is tbe hem of a sebsehhill ; it *rid be mob diesedy end ditiostly, by lerikkai vials= whisk one* net sew ha Wispy Wad 1 . las &Mild ' It Arid emir ran of faith end wee** Yi now wore net resigeked ; and it was a arises lie ony bill that it the introdueed a principle hitherto hokum to loghillies. Than bed blot gnaw of gable warp given to religiess *dies ; bat are we always a diednetisa tam between the ohleet he whisk they wen mob, and siker sagged ear alighes demenduatios. The great to the pr o mt dimenters wee made es a charity to the tiled, sr es s payment ht Ibir imenitell of their Maim. Me brad the radii, of the 111111 we ea e* *dery mast Me is the emaline. Thera, of holing with regard to it is Memberer seeded baker balky. lt was said 40,001) relogepois wen in km *vent ; tbot loft a at !40004 5e moll prepeelisa el whim led sweat oiate to the bill; end so* a mire* we entitled to maim eseekimeties ben Or home bedew poiniow a were te tea them. Be *y r ahoo* in the deponelien of =wits .... so. esissisit_ei isq *s imile el the em this I* ere r atably raid 1-41 ore +mild* the mei gads of rola eee le libe eilmislasto r there wee to die oberehrete. rzalkisslasiire we hoe from the Whet end it was to trek tree boa the other. He hurl that lia alloodir of the sommittes would he shroud to whet shad to the quality, es well se to the Mof elletadon. How they would get over the whim been making schools desaatioadosel he ug, ilit lime woo the great &Salty. If they delethed the ethelth the would nut the risk at having mistees *Or above or below their eapeetty. He Inured grid he rodested in wok a way es le Ilorrogne Pile en the question of national minglion. M. THOMPSON Ma pert the rem really stood thus— • nobs of Wird edieselies art ether phase ell creeds or trek all creeds. Mr. SLANZY dieented fags the proposition that the :lE7;l°l4o* Phel ebg b a ir n ale n th sh e nen c. rin tri tise way S* CMAJICILLO a rif the LICHEQUIIR said, this eihntiess would give g illtaill • Irlik• ...". The metro her the radios of the bill sad the angeihnent were then be* isilldrowts. aid the bill we order** to be reed e serail the that day month. The reedetiom the iron to a osier sensmitiss, es eilmed by Mr. IL wee Or reed hens the their. end after a thy weeds hem .J . ilrrwooli, win Nisei to. PRAIMACT BILL. Mr. J. BILL weed the mooed r h o:II:Ur saa Pisim- 1 = M ile *. Prids t e rfibp l idth le a Meet eiligniNoi Mr. W ehoweed 0.11 the MI pr great ova to the Platmesentisal Seaga mil its begot the semmiter would be veep Naha as to is wee flog dile pert of it. The bill we mod a mead time end rehnel Se a select mast*". MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS. Os the motion of Mr. Secrets*. the Muni** Corpo rations Let Amoadonent Bill was reed a wend lima COMMON LAW FIFA On the swims of Mr. Boman, the Orono. Law Fowl Registration Bill we nod a saes& tem. INDBMNI'tT BILL. _ _ _ _ Oa the mane of Sir Wr. JoLLllrf, the Indemnity Bill erse reed a wont time. CONSOLIDATION FUND (£B,oooelit i ta sa L tion On the anus of Mir W. Intern. Faad (1141111,010J)1111Fas mad a es LIC _ . floortios Bill was rood a Ant tiro. ABOLITION OF !OR PRO= tB QUALIFICATION Xr. TU roved he have r brio. la dB to t r itt tie ity tiortloolbs Orr .a bun of putts- WOOL Mr. WALBOjiM rsH he droll sot objett to the brims ' las to of dr 111. so It Irma a part, out certainly sot Ur aor uldirploloor of ibt Worn ream porpord by dr Mei der Me to dr laindostra of Mw bad okra* Hi riervoll to Itiroolf, brostoe, 1111 dliessellsa is Is So emir oboold rams dr seionse 014.01 BlBT e lgr at worinor the Moro rope of — Lme then given. The hoses adjourned at beillipriet 3 Want. Wei se Ede% be was eato v e i tk e e part of ._ pro- modes of 'ohmic, sad may of them schools were la a to Wind IlMee who "` soot . g primperem meditisa. Where cash •bat hem a ma tti iiit. Tr swot qta, e.a."~•.,.. , 1" 11 1 1 1....,,, at N MI); et aim aria as that ,,, ' --' ' -- dir the to " • :""... a dem ; sod dosbussido rza rat re was " (Roar, , The weir ia * MM la mg elabely ...4 #1 1 :2 4 e • Gould thole lw tbao ~,,... te oft of the a . .1110 , 1 111 bi ill by ___, That tires eu with doh di m the Oemittse of i "-^^ i gt il = polio& her Maschteter, signed ma could give lima muter the mho whisk Imo ass ARAN peosea•.l aad ls this awl owohlhital. sad to which the loam had Owa i rrealer vil to show dal ewe were rival scheme whisb lad tim VIM miss. (Roar hear.) 3.1 Rom were eels* ml Anal foyer with the pablio—a elrumalosee abide hothala i. a. aer !Pp adllMr . p ... seal% at • ma- tabbed hest Faun ►- ip site,. r* ~» w.. is i - tabor bY • I for.r mealy v theite " doesiimil eselher segment he prove ' Ilist amid be • deleagele isquiry be. hie Z Ti. hem nth% set Ile • jl s. e es my phis bin had • envesigess se diet • pod Milleal! Wed 1 ay the pennesset et the emery a gem lb BMW d sousW Ihe egemesent as ses= Mem grime dm thee' Wm by NM eight les. 5h .... L . jbad use gel dews. Net shish be theephe It sae NON thed they melt marleak. He bed ellesed the ...„.. a.. the me se to the bid premed by the flee sty of Leedom ; sad he was redly even ism le lamw whet Shettley were to draw bewails pa is sad pests bills if shim was • private bill P (Hear, tam) They bed la shig bill questions turolvisg principles ei the sides imperlesee, seed is which the whole matey wee VS ia lessemed. Ihr It Is own pirt, he had so my puss il, Ma nesesen / fee Meld • great desire es gm Me ism et ebeesties tingeette4, sod be wee quite pe. paged is suppers a rase he alsoinal wpm t MI he &fielded to the form in whisk the bid sew ...peed be.' hes the hems. He thseght that them was gash • genes Weeded Anodes to it that it ought N be =it iitakek nod set Miaowed le pessed is • mead at di Se Edell ea well Wee is =err_ the law et enemesies within ehe ho ng* X that wadi galy imply to the bidelity—end meld bees meek a private bill se the cm belles them. (Hear, lam) fie sight, Is heit, alter the law ef murder withia this bane. by • • peels MI ; and, Mani, the whole admialseelles of the medal Nee' of the emery Mehl Jut se wee be eimiged fie the gem memer. Meer, hem) • lie meld se the Ogle hem gestems e;mealts Pk. Walpole) how he mkt elm sesh • angers to be in se a private bill. white embed the eights and she dessesses of the geol at Imp. Allier, lawn 01r. *shad* semebb dmapil thee gash • bill eight N be geseired le ge temp) the edam seed to wide al paid* measures ware hosed se selmit (Chem.) lir. WALPOLE weld ewe thee egely is the flimsies the opiaiss he salerbilmei as We graben. ded see, 111\ as serer to his hes. sod Neese* kink the Mew be leek of the Inmelen whisk led mime, se to what dideelies *mid he ,aide between pile end vale bilis. Hs weedy speed with the he who bed wed die semi mediae, sheet w whole home Mg feel greet credit am dm to the preseelen ef • bill he the limn semen .f the maids( dames of Ise aregh pepellese towns es Xesehamer eel Weed. (Chem) - Way we, he ,hoses that egress "added to o p a t a edit, beam they feilesesmail, N bus that .set " apes seesaw bat spa niggiese yelsgiplet ; mei beam they had strives te kesellee es Ws es pewee Ida Ilse rlilds et mariesse end sligleas easele et the 'Whew elessmandess wilhis the dideige. (Chien) They med all themes appose es bill sit 1 the gement dues to Mee to ift pmeseser; bat he eseght that the hems ought mot N eves le Ile amend ma . sad that they might eery moss* esedies M• amesenent steeled by the right Me maker he Ilisastarase, pre- Wei this he well see le ism est a ea Iraglik while aho involved a pen pails pelimipe. (Hsi.) The elm and humid palms who bed Jim is dews had, besieger, a We 11.11161111111 the eme yew he mid that ele id set seas within Ike delndes et a peens XL They Nei pine' bille binstvieg past pale gensipeo, mi it the Maud wall mall te be immery_the sesedisi 'eases Wad Ind Mat sea hills wen divided ine we MN.., hi the hemp of which he would dad - ha mimes to tens per pallid and ' d ea" elise els, sonesb, _bedelipesede. tee 'hems of ewe eneles, she isseepeendes ef 11••• eks, psis md hems et females, Mews . NM, metre mil searkeegines, roads sad sad step end stbe rr(H'irMisms) in mi nemerrily et pest pubLill a i: SIMI. H meaams . it IMes gir e . 4 1 1 e i le ll ee ll o Piv inedethie Meeeu sT e ill is bill a r t mert poles priselpie, it applied is OS benegle of Xan cheater eel &Wed, Mite awl peliehly would, M . sada me of se • pesidest OR effigies the 'use principles to other melees toms else Nal he se umbras for it. (Chem) Ism* espereisse bed shows Mat rimess in emeleis }whale IHu, led wanly boon made me et as ea isselmeiss Ile pest phis pledges ; is pestdtee le need oft fed le their neallsesion Mat stem yam Meer, ta the ir lb sesseired these wen ear pest peelpies kneed la the ~rest bill. The lintel demo wee ameba is the ttle dense, which permed is geode, by steam of a rate, tar the dairies if the per demo in Hs \owes of illasehrelfr and Silk is pepsin le the mama 'alas et the pee party to the veleta the pear. The mewl pest priesigis wes immined is daises X end 31, the brew et whisk are may Masi a free Wheel, end dee Mtge pro vided de se re did shay.be empeded es hem any mood. easscham, se themidary. TN, third principle wag bend is the, elk sense, whisk AIR esedemeale :meet. Mg the append X the mem. essesieed • le the Abet thitif age do ewe et any pentealse "shed revise shield be head mese Om mildest, the seegiag amid be ap plied, set seemeei le the wishes 6( IN header% but fir the peed .per podded et is Mm lit The earth peel* was esseined in damn 714 le soil el, week amen 1, that is emay Adrift where those wee me geed and hy say mil Peas body, there shell le non wet the eimepties a real es the dit Titre say minims. Teewen poet esti eZe l e- ir. Nei Imild=whish aldki le be asupeed On she pad MiNelles suristry; lielNethey sesedend thee ap gimes le gay phrtitsaw MOM. (Mar, hear.) Ho weld net then diem the et eay pest heath, hat he maid jot pet eat whet will be theft w ahlmg Feet, Ile memshegy meis ef obrishai task fee geese, Weald, is eel, sepeessie esieneeyMb libi 3 Ihem Nilsen Mem who gem* le e estdbate le the eisselles of des humbler dares; Was whisk, it wield supessile Ihn peat duty X MM. rte lap se es le le mid, est of his o every own mesh he the - loonies et lie del t aid le weal be • mar well geselky al emiduelies whether le meld set aim maw the sheaths they allayed lees valuable to the who Ell madmi i hi s t ors. they had set to distribute any the ) With maid he make. seeds Melee hes ss to Si, weever might have bees the insides et the Mange, wady that wee dtic= thatabi set le be in c ased he steent_posel est pees diessegies. Pim, lass.) The third pledge emend te him to be se hes impasse. If they reopsed it e they meld made apemen as pm se dem whisk wes =Wiese iehe "tenni to the estereen et the ty es, sea it weld be with o ut shish the teem& plaseleiL (Ham, her.) rtt tkia me, mold see be • prey le emit ea eel, er dee riming le 1 "dish les had refined woes emit as he knew, bee mead ,elatedgaiety,wife very meely felt by sem pene ru teir p =dit i tegeger be is anni.s. Me. so , he Mew he Lehi ribr i r Pli gan th w rriT il let " Crable = w mond ON o emeneseet. N doubt, a s bees ho of switives. he would like le l eti o i i el t e rz ha ddi e sa bbla wbislizreated am ht ieses em teal s the Now lb. 1 1161 =0 telt e rrapr i kre , :sad toile * ledges neesede At nn siii the bade dell eau- Mks that he add see es my merege et eseryieseAs =Eimi laib lerisfat vasailirT gra . ate u titzre hear.) wiseimed rissistale teet ar ;premeisa a die Ili to e the SIMMS in Maecheseer mil ilailbed. be lesion' est It gr Wag r i lle be bitter to adept the ensedesat et She eight hes. gentleman (Ib. X. Gibson), welded Maths we 'sly emit the lest gesee rearriag is the edneelies bong be Neel Msg. TOM us also • peel gniellen shift be did nee disk hi adobe he the yam" Mee end temper of the Mee le mega* hut if the boa. pellemes would eon. seat to this lie should met medley epos to the amenemst. (lienkabsem.) ,ton Iced 3.IAIIIIIALL and lielesed with pleasure to the sememese M e : lbw. eselliesea. He read net epee with k all that le bad mid, nee gesesely with the is whale he bad arrived ; 1 M im e! . . 7. 14= X the ipriegig i i t es Shed d. = spathes' lei " ... lime divides is the - lie hig sare dm lhe diet hes._ eamalne tee tem esil illia dso b e i re l earred s""s is i gehet bl Ib Li shilli been bals."S mid wia llisilies sespost ; ea the palemes who had peemeed the meal" &WV M da dld set epee with the mods et Ire if the emeties„ however r: a g. g = the be reed • emend time or he shield oesedidy give hie vote for the emend (Hem) Bet die pespeiga of leas eight hes. Mead wok that they gesnld an mend to the mend .ding, but that there should he • ememittes te Isplee, hie the MN et Maw ' ad I. what menage they shield paned for sigueS e• its The right Us. pima apposite M the weals at the end et the emesimed egemb kid nee"; Me without peg _We the ear allesse ayan Irbil \ be Imil iwi.i e he (the sable NM) that it was X very great impleses that that part al the anise should be sunataies \ hews, it did sena te4=be of the greatest memene le adds whether the le they glen mid be eneseme. d le ' Nee est it defy meld AIM in fere& Ownthe Mabee met ef Neel :b e t yhea WAS_ further the eduestion 'lle gamey. tam.) Wilk roped le the °idea -1 leas X the Mi. h i sallah t o o' be phe mile Nod) die. hest wide seeps , arm.deem, be with Jim then it well be • peat 1 Mistiming to Si. "essay If the acre.r re saught - thet it was set • for • gem le eanef;pe e te towards the edsesties of his bat that le .geld be sailsrlidisa entirely by the state. (lien, hese.) He (the see Nein maned alias with the right Ma. that it meld tend to make then who resolved is. them mewls value that stissw we if they the pay. ' went of the gams QM they were sow required to pay. (leeer, Mar.) is the sett place, be thought they ought to isterfcre as little as poesibie with those ..c ,o Ils *WI had bees tstahlished by riolunterr efforts, and which were stalmaiutnintil in that manner. The members of the church of England, tho protestant dissenters of every denomination, end the nardell setholies had made gout amts. within the last 20 yeas especialix, fur tho pm- PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEE& RAILWAY AND OTHIII DILLS ON STANDING 010111 S. ---- WYCOMS6 HAlLWAY.—Yesterday, the select com mittee decided that the standiag orders is this case sight be dispensed with, and that the parties be permitted to pee sent a petition fur a bill. The Marittiog orders were dig used with in the case of the Sunderland Waterworks, Tremors Babaslutist, South Staffordshire Mining District Water Dampen", London and Watford Spring Water Company, and Swan sea Local Board of Health. The standing orders were declared not dispensed with for the SeUord Borough Extension and Municipal Bound aries Bill. SLID° AND SHANNON It ut.wAY.—Yesterday the claim of Mr. Mack.waie for 3,3401.. for engineering', wag considered before Muter in Chancery Senior, and allowed u a claim only. MARCH 18, 1852. She erPr tO ' * 4 TO CORRESPONDENTS. calmed labs of 7b Samos," tataablas the siese swipe% Geatee,°lB Neediest ovary Taoist sad my oiritos ter ea& ulvettimmesleleeded hie 0 The Rorer." Loathe UWE, poser, owe be at the Oltaa. 10. Seavitio.tuust. Tee tisiotit ett the A -..16a1.....4.= RIGA WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. Tow Dat—lisnlsi.lllb. Me. Anatole. IL Nu. I►.Nuow—Yard, lb. Um. Atone" lb. 17g. LONDON, THURSDAY, MARCH 18. Br the last news from Calcutta, it appears that the Oovernortieneral has approved the conduct of Commodore LAMIUT at Rangoon. But how the war is to be carried on, we are not informed. It stems, however, that there is very much of the bristle of preparati ' on that indicates the incurring of uncalled-for loam On all occasions of • threat ened contest, there is on the part of the civil popula tion of the good city of Calcutta something very like a panic, and on the part of the military a longing for fighting, promotion, staff appointment., and booty. All this is either uncalled for or mis chievous. The Burmese are a paltry enemy, and ought not to be made too much of. Yet we see re inforcements sent to the northern frontier, Arracan, a country very far removed from Burmese aggression, and inhabited by a people not Burmese, but by long ill-usage estranged from the Burmese; and to Mon taken, at the southern frontier, at least 400 miles from the Burmese capital, and 300 from any country inhabited by the Burmese nation—its own inhabitants being Peguans, the hereditary enemies of the Burmese. _ _ The blunders of the former Burmese war consisted in commencing operations in the wrong season, and in pursuing the enemy into the interior of his country, over 400 miles of marsh, or forest, or water, which cost three campaigns, ten millions of money, and, at least, 10,000 men—not one-twentieth part of them in action. We had then no place nearer to us than Calcutta, 700 miles off, and now we have on our flank our Tenasseiim provinces, the most productive parts of which are not above fifty miles distant from the great commercial artery of the Burman country, the river Irawadi. In the first Burmese war we had but one pooi little steamer; we have now many fine ones. According to our view, the cheapest and most effectual way of chastising the Burmese (for chastise ment they evidently merit) is to seize and occupy the town of Rangoon with its surrounding territory, which, being encompassed by branches or affluents of the Irawadi, is in fact an island. The town, pro bably now containing some 20,000 inhabitants, lies on the left bank of the river, extending with its suburbs about a mile along the shore, and being in i depth about three quarters of a mile. The town proper is surrounded by a stockade, consisting of heavy beams of teak timber, the oak of India, about 14 feet high. This stockade is the only fortification known to the Burmese, except in the case of the pre sent and previous capitals which have brick walls, a rampart and parapet, a lees efficient defence than even the stockade. _ _ The town of Rangoon, twenty-six miles from the mouth of the hawed', is the emporium of the Bur mese empire, and completely commands the whole course of the river for 600 miles. The river before it forms one of the safest and most convenient har bours in India, and a first-class frigate may anchor within pistol-shot of the stockade. Inland from the town the land rises to the height of ninety feet above the level of the river, and the place altogether is not, for • tropical country, unhealthy. A very moderate military force, with the aid of a small steam squadron, would capture Rangoon and hold it without difficulty, until reparation for insult and extortion were made, and the expense of the expedition paid. Five miles above the town is an affluent of the Irawadi, and two miles below it a bifurcation—the embouchures of which occupied would make a surprise by water impracticable. The Burmese in their presumption would descend the river to expel us from Rangoon, and the result of a contest between their war boats and grape and paddle wheels may be easily imagined. They did despond in this manner, in the first war, with an order to catch the British force as if in a drag-net, and bring us prisoners to Ava ; bat with all our inadequate means their thousands, or rather tens of thousands, were easily routed and dispersed. It is sorely far more convenient to wait and secure an igaera~t presumptuous enemy like the Burmese than to follow them rn a wild-goose chase which may cost a million. It is hardly necessary to say, that to conquer territory from the Burmese, with a view to perma nent annexation, is a policy not to be thought of by any sane politician. The most plausible scheme would be to conquer and annex the country occupied by the subject Peguans, which extends u far north u the town of Promo, the ancient capital of that people, 200 miles from the sea. This would give us a territory of about 40,000 square miles, with per haps 20 inhabitants to a square mile, and a frontier without natural defence of 200 miles from east to west. We must have no great war with a little people, and make no territorial acquisition great or Mr. Knox, M.P. for Dungannon, has been ppointed groom in waiting. The Volunteer Rifle Clubs have, it is stated, been snubbed by the new government; and the patriotic offer of gratuitous service for national defence has, it is alleged, been declined. Should this statement prove to be true, much feeling on the subject will doubtlims be manifested throughout the (gantry. FRENCH OPINION ON THE DERBY CABINET AND POLICY. The following is an extract from a letter of a French Add personage to a friend in Leaden : " The coming into power of a new admisistra don, whose views are so daimon from those of emir preisomors, mast delay the segodatioss going on:between Francs England es the 'attest - el a treaty. Our proteedeekto cannot MI to look ' with insets intend ea the mutest beginning en the ether side of the &used. I wink yea sumo ; kr sects Immo guidon use at a stake. and ill somas, =r s a sheet ponied. slight gamier so sow drier piedgies now gas, on in other eenntries e amt it weal primps bring about a general ammonia' resells& lien new, fro trade is taking a tar of Rumps; and notwithstanding all M. Mime argemmts, ft is easy ins to per can by the reports of oar 'Merle, agents, that the beaded principles areAmodin ar z nia around no to id very frontiers. Air and Seined's& have yielded; Belgium is every day braids* down some barrier in her meow system; she Zoldverein must, by its future counter with Arta* adopt the liberal spirit which breathes thumbed the Dew tariff of that citadel of emana tion: us I sums& it is being cleverly ua Bowies, who hem kiseght about &ewe in the humour of the p W ro h s a d t hafts, iNPONdII posesseers of familiar. Ira isms at us, vim all ear nelihkeers lave enessisi a yam navigation the sane treatment as ' le** own with regard to the carrying of our own psis This destruction of the distinction between Be* and indirect intercourse, as well as between the kding at places of production of tropical articles, sad dmo leen of the same articles at marmots, veal& kedge states are gradually &dards( after your memple, as you formerly obliged all to Imitate your Navigation Act—this destruction, I say, will soon lean us alone, girt in fetters of our own mak ing, emi we will soon shako them off from sheer nesseity. But then you must not give way at the wry moment when Europe is acting on your principle& It is quite enough that we are giving such eel encouragement to political renctionists may you prove better champions of commercial liberty. Alas! what changes are coming over us P Tliongh I confess I was fearful of the excesses which awaited us before December last, that is no reason for *sing my eyiai to the strange scenes which I Isie . doomed to Witness, and which are but the pro ' hob be the real drama hut, as I cannot help it, I will est trouble myself further with such a painful theme. We ate in the hands of Providence, like passengers on a vessel, and no one can tell which way the wind and waves may carry ns." • ' FRANCE. THE BUDGET. BY 817BKARINE TELEGRAPH. PARIS, TRVISDAT MORNING. The Moniteur publishes the estimates for 1852. The state expenditure is calculated at 1,430,363,244 francs; the receipts at 1,449,413,604. The import duties on fermented liquors are re dined by half, and those on liquors sold by retai l raised by half. 1 The war estimates are augmented by 7,000,000 fr. ; those of the navy by 12,000,000 fr. The extraordinary works are augmented by 14,000,000 fr. PARIS, WIDNESDAT HYMNING. The conversion of the Five per Cents. still holds the Ant place in public attention. To-day tho sw age of this Leasure seems much more doubtful. Tbe new rents is quoted at only 30 centimes above par,and es it could not fall below per before the expi ration of the 20 days allowed for application for rs imbursoment, without a complete disbelief in the power of the treasury to carry out this part of its engagements, there is obviously no disposition on the part of the public to favour the measure. In fact the equity of the conversion lies wholly in leaving to the rentier the option of reimbursement, and if this al ternative be illusory, the measure amounts to amerc ing nearly a million of citizens of one-tenth of their fended income. Generally, great complaints are kid against the 3rd article of the decree, which announces that the reimbursement may be effected by series. The vagueness of this arrange ment is naturally alarming, as the rest4r who wishes to receive his capital may be put off for an indefinite period. Then the extreme shortness of the term allowed to fundholders in France for present ing their applications is generally regarded as an unjust aggravation of a measure, the rigour of which ought to have been mitigated by , every possible in dulgence. In fact, it seems hardly possible that all France should be apprised of the decree in so short a time, considering the scanty means of publicity resulting from the suppression of so many news papers. There exists unquestionably a very general disposition on the part of the petits smilers to de mand their capital rather than submit to the reduc tion of their income ; and this disposition is not lessened by a knowledge of the em barrassment to which the treasury may be subjected by the siege of numerous applica tions. Two articles, in which several objections against the decree are embodied, have appeared to-day in the Assetnblee and the Debate, and the latter is remarkable especially for a bolder tone of opposition than has been hitherto ventured on since the events of December. The latter organ observes that the interests of the rentiess have been during the last four years damaged by the diversion of the sinking fund from its legitimate destination; for if the revenues of the sinking-fund had been em ployed to buy up renter, prices manifestly would have risen. It dwells on the impolicy of shaking the confidence of the small tundholders ' who have been so enormously multiplied during Last years, especially by the measure of the yreeleirmal . government which reimbursed in teeter the deposits of the savings banks. Then the critical state of the political as well as financial situation ought to have dissuaded so vast a measure. A few weeks ago the Five per Cents. were below par. It would not require a very remote or improbable event to produce a fall of three or four francs, in which case the success of the measure would be open promised. The boasted economy to the budget of 18 millions will be less complete than is su Certain public establishments hold rental, as be indemnified by a charge upon the general for the funds which they will lose by the conversion. The Assembles is struck with the ming interpretation of the silence of the metiers, who, if they do not reclaim their capital in twenty days are considered to accept the conversion. Under the monarchy in 1840, when the law of con version was voted by the Chamber of Deputies, the Five per Cents., which it was proposed to convert, were at 113, and the Four-and-a-Half per Cents., which were to be the new stock, were at 106. Under such circumstances no rentier would have dreamed at demanding the reimbursement, when he weld nowhere have found a higher interest the* 44 parr cent. But now on all sorts of securities the Wind is at least 5 per cent., and on the eve of the decree the Four-and-a• Half per Cents. were only at 89.75, so that to impose a rate of interest for which the market is not prepared, is to force credit in a way which can only lead to disastrous reactions. Then the reimbursement by series is neither frank nor loyal, but a dishonest evasion of the engagement which the government incurs. It is clear that the treasury ma hardly come down with a twentieth part of the whole capital of the Five per Cents. Under such circumstances, the offer of reimbursement ought . . to have been accompanied by some assurance sato the mast term within which the testier might expect the repayment of his capital. Those who applied to the troeseiy ought in all justice to have received 5 pee east., instead of 41 per cent., up to the moment ef their seimbursement, which may, by the system of sexes, herd off for several years. A petition has been presented to the President ea doe part of the hospitals, praying that these esta blishments may be exempted from the rednetinn of =sent. to which the holders of the Pii6 per are subjected. MID Bishop of Orleans refuses a seat in the Sa pedal. Council of Instruction. The Monsieur contains an organic decree by whisk the President of the Republic consolidates and anninie the ststutes of the Legion of Honour. The Oonedihetionnet gives the following informa tion reify= certain items in the forthaereing die tatorial After the revolution of February, the necessity of crest ing reassume to meet the extraordinary expanse then in eorred, led the government to diminish the salaries of the Usk taeotioaanes of the state. This spirit of =anew did art lead to the expected results, ant had the edict of seda the functionaries is a mecarises pedalos, which rendered it impossible for them to support their reek property. The new government has felt the nem sky of remedying that state of things; and, by onion of the Prince President, the public functionaries esea Ilesaiforth to receive an adequate remunera • lee the services which they render to the state. The salary of the ministers, secretaries of k now to be MOW ryear, the Mialmers of Foreigs sad of Wan teeehies UMW fames a-year ham hallos noniron regineo thealla ethers. ry et the thumfoe of the minas breaches oth e a erat ion is smile , as It was in 1847. Thus, the law effissekths Ant presidents and ax of Se Owego of Appeal will Irene 18,0016., 15,000 fr., 4ass mese franca, according to their . shading. The hoe peaddent and the procureur-genseol m the court of Appeal of Paris as well as the president end the prominent of the Court of Qumtlw , will rums a Wary of re eral Bo6. a-year. The couneelere at the Court of Cessation are se havel6,ooofu a.yearn the amentengenemoa at Paris 11,108*. and the substitutes of ths_prouorsieveaoral and eriaory councillors 10,0806. The jape and althea tens el' tribunal of the preesike bourse of the Seine 7,0006., end so on. Them Jest refocus, fetrubcood into the new budget, will not throw say IMO express ea the Dm vary, for they apply to only a moan ambit of napteraosto. Every one has long admitted the neemaity of them, and they will meet with usaalmous ten. We are in formed that the budget if 1869 willappear in tho ilfessinur tomorrow. There is no doubt that the judges in this country are underpaid, but it is not universally admitted to be necessary that ministers should have 4,0001. and 6,0001. a year. However, the present government exhibits and professes a horror of niggard economy. Lavish expenditure is officially enjoined upon all functionarierf as a Means of stimulating trade, in creasing production, and 03 adding to the wealth of the country. Count Waloweki, the French ambassador to the court of England, will leave this day to return to his post. M. Pousard, the author who has just been ap pointed by Marshal Jerome Bonaparte librarian to the Senate, yesterday fought a duel in the Bois de Boulogne with M. 'Facile lklord, the well-known editor of the C'horiettri. M. Pousard fired without effect, and M. l lelord then discharged his pistol in the air. A reconciliation was then effected by the . seconds. The quarrel is stated to have arisen from a trifling misunderstanding unconnected with politics. At the great annual fair at Chalon-cur-Saiine, which, as usual, was attended by numerous iron masters, all kinds tit metallurgical productions rea lips' higher price. M. Ecgrand, tht opposition candidate, has been elected at Lille, by 13,400 votes against 12,000 given to M. Michele, the government candidate. In the remaining departments, so tar as the returns are known, the government candidates are all at the head of the poll. At the Bomse the Five per Cents. fell 15, closing at 100.66 ; the Three per Cents. rose 6.5 e., and closed at 69.95. The Four-and-a•Haif were quoted 13c. higher than the Five per Cents. Bank of Franco shares fell 10. Speculation was active in railways. Bordeaux rose 32.50, owing to reports of new con cessions of branch lines ; Northern and Orleans rose 10f. each ; Strasbourg, 8.75; Tours and Nantes, 7.60; Central and Dieppe, Of. each, GERMANY. BERLIN, MARCH Reports have been spread that the minister of the interior had tendered his resignation in consequence of the government's opposition to the anstocratio party in the question on the re-construction of the first chambers ; it was subsequently said that M.Von Man teuffel would totally reorgantse his ministry. Assur ances arc now given that all differences have been got over, and that the ministry will suffer nu change. The Cavaliers come forward to support the present ministry, because they have some hope of getting it round; and fear that it would be succeeded by a cabinet from the liethman-liullweg party, ur abso lute bureaucrats. The Vienna newspapers are very much dissati4 lo l, with the Prussian circular and note about the Zull vcrein's conference; they broadly hint, that the southern states will claim the admission of an A us . trian delegate. The Oddentsche Post declares that Austria "neither can or dare" content itself with a mere treaty of commerce, but must push fur a full union. The right side of the Second Chamber is said to be preparing a motion for taxing railroads, such an impost haring been premeditated by the law of I k - ss. The minister of trade has declared that the f.- vertinusat has not yet entertained the measure; but it is probable that the newspapers will advocate it, in the hope of opening for the govern ment a source of revenue which shall take away the pretext of the financial exigency of the proposed newspaper stamp. In vain! The government will take the railroad tax, and not the less tax the news papers. AUSTItIA. M. Ifillsemann, Austrian ChargCe d'Affaires in the United States, is said by the .4rtysbury Gazette to have received orders to return to Washington. The Lloyd of the 13th announces that Prince Schwarzenberg was sufficiently recovered from his indisposition to have had an audience of the Em peror on the previous day. The Grand Dukes Michael and Nicholas of Russia arrived in Vienna on the 12th. M. Anthony Kutsehem, formerly editor of a Styrian newspaper, and since confined in the prison at Gratz, for publishing sentiments dis pleasing to the ministry, emigrates to America, the government bearing his expenses. BADEN. The troops of this Duchy were released on the 13th inst. from their oath to the constitution, and, being re-sworn, undertook "to fight bravely against any enemy so often as and in what manner the Duke may think fit." BAVARIA. The German journals publish a letter from the Pope to the Archbishop of Bamberg, commending "the priestly courage, solicitude, and circumspec tion " displayed by that prelate in asserting the pre rogatives of the See of Rome against the monarch and the government, aid assuring him of the con tinued hearty support of the pontiff. Even in this catholic kingdom, it is complained the rights of the church are not properly Rected nor have her powers tree play. The urg Gazette reports that the whole episcopate of varia has resolved to unite in new and strong repeesentations to the King on the principles of their late ultramontane mani festo. SWITZERLAND. The Poll -ampt Gautte of Frankfort quotes a letter from Milan of the .sth, stating that the relations between d kostria and Switzerland have become much mo friendly of late, and that the rigorous surveil exercised along the frontiers of the cantons of Ito and the Orisons bad been greatly relaxed. is is owing, the writer says, to the cantons having wended to all the demands of Austria. BELGIUM. The Belgian newspapers entering France being now, in common with other foreign journals, sub jected to a duty of three cents. per copy, the Bel gian government has laid a similar impait upon French papers entering Belgium. The _price of wheat continues to ascend. At Lonvail, Termond, Liege, and Courtrai, wheat is selling. or 22 francs the hectolitre. TUSCANY. A letter from Florence of the 10th, in the Opinione of Turin, states that the Austrian troops in that country are about to be diminished by 2,000 men. TURKEY. A letter in the Agram Gazette, dated Belgrade, states that Mr. Alison, Oriental Secretary of the Turkish Legation, having visited Belgrade, and the between Mr. Fonblanque, rridifferencesa British Consul there, and the Prince of Servia, had proceeded to Bosnia, with the view of establishing a British consulate in that province. Return to an order of the Howe of Commons, dated 18th February, 1852, obtained by Mr. Hume, of the runts voted for the militia of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, in each year, for 1849, 1850, and 1851, in addition to and in continuation of the return No. 814 of 1860; and stating what portion, if any, in those two yeah, for corps called out in aid of the civil power. &dared, re il sod imlsollad dn. Ont.Pasekna Am Aswan of 01/0111100441 40 Oi Mtn. Voted. Wear. Moms. -- -- ___ Lad. S s. d. A gid. Brought Oxnard (per Parliamentary Paper, No. 614. of Sea 1630) 0.924,601 6 7 104940. ---. OR WW2. 31,411 01 i + / 11,100 94307 1 3 1 1 31,099 0 II Ireland__ 111,453 19 6 14,03 MIMI 17 0 --- 44,6711 111 32,009 011 112,100 113,5111 0 11 Ind-%--- ,OR Britons 90,113 $ 11) / 63,650 96,9117 17 1 30,133 1 11 Ireland 11,702 6 0 23,100 21,910 611 -- -- —._—__. 41,913 11 9 90,151 1 3 100,1350 106,414 4 I "Sal ... ....... ..........41 3,74•014 1 . 0 1 7 IV -52 enact at moist be /VIM, ... . 4 r.....,..,,. 186142 Gannet at premeds be 0w... ezpenae appears to have been incurred for corps called out in aid of the civil power during these years. War OBlee, Much 1852. W. Baauroau. SHIPPING. Return to en order of the Ilium of Common. dated 27th Feb., 18,52, obtained by lir. Newdegate, "giriM a comparative account of the total tonnage of the shipping employed in the foreign trade of this country. entered in wards and cleared outwards, in the years 1819 and 18 31 respeetively, distinguishing the British and foreign: and showing the increase or decrease of each description of , shipping, under each head of ' Inwards and Outwards and also the rate per cent. of the increase or decrease in each case." WITH CARGOES. Team Inmate Demme .. EXTICIRD I/MAIM. Britt* Immo, 4.3110,373 ~itse„2l3 2,130 04 per tent U per oral W. H. NOSS, Registrar-Gene Custom-house, London, March 5, 1852. of Shippiog• AN ENCAMPMENT ON SALISBURY PLAIN.—It ass ruranured at Salirbury b et' lust, that a large num ber of troops were about to be encamped en Salishury Plain. DE tTII OF LIEUT.-C 01... NAPLETON, BENGAL MOM Nupletou, who commanded the 13th Boma' Infmtry, died on the 7th January last. This elfin h.' served many years in the East Indies, and died at Olietr• poor, on 10.3 way from Ddhi Joan to Calcutta. Forties Tossers. 1,1040.1194 1,1199.954 919.091 Cuussa &myAi's. arllili losuraiL 3,741.181 4,147,001 3114,R23 .... 10 percent. rceriffs Tame. 1,417,71 1 1,334.110 870,411 40 Pet OM'