The Express. — London, England, 1847-06-16 00:00:00

41seasitak KY et per Moreme tersele a dear aelleslmdhe at these ester n ir . : lefillitt." • * aiss, the, MS ed an esiorssmm mde s ebs meaty home Imernere by her ot air herdome thehtermeat are MO la mho germ ,e ... =l.,ndlee MIMI node Mill NW tem- , art ta pery wowed, to swa, ermat dart rstasy - I ne t tmtm c le= "l6 ll= l"slafti sl ell dr= he Z., atastres. lamed rid Iterined Me See aims am sie . : 41 1 1 e sem iisterholin SO VII pre ; loft so& Ils oinbleb oho semi gerrellemM la h me ben set rentrak bet Ortrey he ma warm tee Here, " Zo; ma the amble ked's amoral vim dare r i zzes the mg toy to the noble leree riv le. lb edrhirretine et the herbs alibi esesehy. the mile vieeeent hod ohms hem WM wpm intwateddhei la theMllie et gam ttereol-Amst so tar es' Is Hies* be pooh ,de a whirr eil in armed erptAhs„atyberwmar,iiiirdesd led to dm armed firegiebielt the mile eimeast = Mile sad merles et hie geseemeat saihe Eves la the mem of the firmest's& et 1864 , rhea the amok h gerreleeld jai* eldhooll Um mpahiss hem Perrepil et the preesidar le bre hew li • mi = that ft NMI grismerat had pose hems& the et the me. He real my yoneeed miss Ore the Mile 1 Ohms/a A kaki& we bat lobseined, maie=t4; orelis ail ttreeml natamin se waples ma toMpedien. There me se ass of freign se dawn ems to a dimity. the whole mast was ag er a ith! MM: her the te dr arimetlen et th eir eon stinitieml rights the soldleary aspollene a the esseliga. (Hem .) The papas SIM bem their lesiehip gate no hate the et the eheamtmer old& led to the coop erdted Mat hid wield the greed at. of affair. He west, dterehre, g els earewhet far ther beak. Is the silly part et 1 dateinerene swat et Pertegel, atembly sada ea =l:"Net the Abell Tontelas. was raft is the t Omer Oasts Oaleika Imo al bid, stimislagormos alb, god at esserepnlese libetair, vie had cam nevasail his pedalo lib se es an imppothe et altramdleal mbelploa hot es hie sopeineseet te a =heedless' govern ors& oppeimesi, Ng iiiiii, homes ham altrepreptibli sh anseheeleelst Tem thellielpllAlailflebSl by hid will inotra chanatto_, be wrastladmied is the minisierial i rso of Or Dohs of Troika. bat taking the dirge t:"Zsaila. la eurbood hired, so hemidable to the =dial be was adadiod to sae as Minister of the ad, *dor his poodadlog. : ;i at mid= of nay to a uogrooloord se em In The im mure mid* led to the nap"isa of this Sli=fiber was, brewer, a sire of holiag, fer the pads ibiontion of do hit* *doh ze bra a law af hie Impeolog arbitmay*Sms mem the mode sad One of bead. - As asivand of god sod tam bar* row agorae Oases Oak* he was Ala to Mks bin the soma The Doha of Palmas aorsedod him, sod, old* a wish rise bleassiessiam what, owastry was at The mow of the popular err* brag old Ida ars amtellsd, the Per* f d o=is reeesei Weariell Mimes epos ear awl yea weettliwiionel The aeseeeit i t Palmas sod bin fir mosoaras s. 4 odor up to the Ith IS* the pasha at whisk Ebere dale lordships aprod. Tho Doha of l=t ad tits orldrot of 'the gel*, boa yhe had ant *at of to sou* rap priodhoi alp dant It* by tho ahmitathe at* W molgoirt ads turramaroirs of the alookoir prisms who bad the or of dr wart. mod whew*, loam bad ram' to amoldste. The von* that to doe ilith of October** Dubs of Palmas wee, wilhrw the least previous w s asassesed to do pier. mad soriami forthwith to sig n oaa roolgarima. • gool s. vrao at dm sumo tiro put to =whetter be did oat di* Or Engle or to, awe air the promisra of errs* *Maas la the Ortoo. whisk was shoody sboat to be dried ; sad his reply or Is misrmai Wo—that he =rob* no such ingsies that bit ordsdas was, that *old be the *dolt vosepitisa of the rights of the theirs redly with the rights of Or pawky tad that be addled bar Majesty to slow the dr** to pored. Tho ash* mains ware, however, la as try storslod to. Ho sooMmosil far a while despite the pal* and pint* wrap that bad beau doss his, to attend his s OMEN* . sad when it was hatimated to lir that h MaiV Ewa* it inexpedient he Ma to remota Isom 4 Patepl, ba, _with that blurb= drop art sorprelowas patairir old* iiittlognadwil bib thwastr—(bry boar)—at ono withdrew he= The weeormewt Obits* we dna steelmolly is Munitel Iletinha f the reel wilelaret, however ' bike Oohs* Whoa lardimmos of ; o bi:rouser of *a dew ministry rare* Madrid, the of the ihseisliele *Pre were raised ft tho highest sad CabralApereed *his tetra to Lam TM use *peso* nisi sash trrosrl imilusellue. that Is we iseeeeissiassasi in him to at m* his stop to Madill, wham ,-task up bit abode. sot r a rivals pease, but r this mho Ma Mil Zlget the Cakeiht pm% awl the repreenteilve slew ese domino yen** at the Gorr Liar. Wl** s foetal& after ** sppihttart it lhodtal &Mamba, ail the airline of (e h againierron ere .—... _ ler& ate erodes, wad the era rlyeeene repealer were roper he the arressioa rat arellee Adak sad forte eureka it the meet seareentehie hereto, Ord, laatly, are a stage/aw, risk ttesseraM= room takes ia as ha the assertion of heir tights should be sonerily altos The Doke at Tenets west to Oporto, to carry the absolute views of the wart ire realties there ; bet he herd the Idris pordriee in a elite at the wrest hiemetedes; his dumb +=ad, lis treated as waste paper, eel he Ism puts e Omer is the err. ho • few data, a marrow had bra oloini, bgt • proefolosol granneat, sr Metarted at OrZ ar eetior isa =h a f Cori dee hair. Os he 141 k wee ober, ibr the rearahn sire won sad royal holly in :e ni r il ler:Brierode Idriart err in the Tans, es a adage beet the peyote - Iroodee, and withia • isw deeps bat this the wirier Parer err is insansedas, the Iplises authsidif baba d es worm exert rain the ireeew date earersied by. *u lwilloris of the.= shish realeed rbee.. ilea, are seesamid . redly dr Ili ooksoinonno dim spat the erre Pereguere ✓aw we eandand kg lire awn. art *re earn ghee-fie seeenaithileal reaseirp et Site seer, the =et therealtedeer gessareenkind or el f i • ars whoa re ushered hod/pars W= Ikea thereat,. (Near,heer.) Whae,thes, la all this, was re pear he re bee ervestion / . (sew, bear.) No Mail Purged hid thentred the throne. Mrs where in ase he shaker heir ziglar all posher, end, be be treehe prehedgebarelf teed, ............... La ther dierreateredoe tor the = et thowith • dill resserr a".6 l: he: L llaseonstitutl nal ield& barged he thefts a tree people. (Ham) And mist arodkine at Med her, .he a thee lehurhantly as. Or greet et err* and see gleent su zr a wee shed El: 3:r e :r eft d.swinZ esi• N— Tegwe r..) A i b i lly of law son% niononlea in Cant Nolefita ' earrendered, Whet • greet seobeara, mere Omer et diseretica, bat r pd surer of war, readers/ oell the honours of weer web. Are *on won sore et the noblest, and abler, entrust eekighoseal woof Parra 'What moths carestrepted lermie dor by the proweent 1 They were erred is be breightle tar. Mr. Sonthern,se t lea rtle of Deleirer, AK era : I an Mead hat t the later= of the vaimarint la Seal bob dblbbin a he art Warr As Obi reihaar iAd fidee the kr etWitanet the retbo a iir o zrt i s he airy retretWead, a lig ger* helm ellt rear Or dr lea,rhia., Caleesegylde writes to UMW wear 2 1 ha m eirs Se lIIIIINfiI at WINNOW painr terhopira he heal his lis re sters at gab Wm. ma iss vibes% Its Am mass at be Omen lass as as Albs* ail Mist disci arste Mgr earesedr lea mow are 121 .4. IbU m pret mil as ..... eerier, tin t : Milmonolointurio. los bar Water In seseseobbraidtb" 16-Sisnilabi mired le s Ibszan4ao nleea leheeet ar e by eta mil .ass ilekso Ow fradmmat of than peratere. What wai the alba et Oda reererseleset On thoC Kir Ir. Mr. drafts weber Lees Pahrales : lirellostree proora at here Were are are 3 Orr tan dram Chubt laid" Clearille her (the -ilball NM obsoinot, One nonoe. lin *non rer rarer ta bear rat mesa a yet heete her te NKr hem thalbh _suirairell la as peakid. a ir ..lq9 sad Its Pelt VMS bli an hard the hulk Maw la ihs bet sisals a reh ow Oommt=o lb litho held sitdrassiv AMA balk oft* Nods vuoullual Ms forimilisi is hp" spits , eiamil ha WI mliperpatal frcandsbea• Wiallsoast lb. - . . • war siouirmier did the _weer essehrire• keleneliree S . itee /de: Sebre's orrat el he railer : Alllllsilesessts waspish id teds7irassb 11 Um Ihs arm e i r tr Met . , thi es S irA hl a r t eze , tja l p liy i lj . , t rci:. 'li it st dm istbiaba haw lon vlb*Va AVM the'bit i iv of ds or eseaa ad' art le the bard the ea asusaat et ads; imparts .1s Ostatt re la; asOar IWO sisal WOseetZer, re Mt • let es Was l i rj e btr Mrs. mil Ins aishismev b aniff orb. Than mos burls IS art besatibiLhabilial Or Is male ample, Mai Nil Wok NM Ow ea sorb to the VIM !WPM art balbalisablesitsies. =Zitet *V wall htlONV*llltiellt IP ' of ear prier et weenonee ka • reed da y s of receireg her, wither say raj. ' 11111011 to their to soy'et ,is wird et their yeaded or ontinary aesoaaredr, sad Ot• wigs rear dr* 11.00101 bet be reerwable der fib* ihos. if llMl7 4 i in wr i a= eyed le the ship to _the 'eoatehriated The erre wee thesis' die aria he his roar. inane, .ead the eargeon, aloe dirinel, we re am" z i l i •lai bi..ed to Sid Mor k bra) eras' It Whether thily shay 10 Not ID 004 Medan, ee the larva; herr dead= serind at wee that they should seat te Artie, hams be Or end Nedra the Lanai w be eis a ahead tit rale tares the ft was 1 arrow to Ned Mai this., at berm but die Awns it yes ila 10 pea rs their seem he Portugal. le drape, _ra, at ell rarreatese, he proem were seat to Asido. or there h a rd heed ran the (tbe ships brag Idled emir eiderk diet they wen all to be diedeed. This wee the enamel preset by the vonnost velokiln lett alio* bet soware their err Dot Ohre wee ase apimierstikrandalog te he perhs-ahrely„ the rod by Ivry. Mild@ tire dm" her .. oh* lame prossedhoge, a realanatka wee 1...4 . .„ ~,,,,,,„ ma by jay was abolished. Mt wee . W A Mary_ead_ rod faith. Bet it bad torn U' 'he ihtid that tat antra was sr it "a dull Ammeter, hat vas to m : = r age = ...__aw& iL .IIII. fu""w ildsfais . et dr *atey is , army war peer* was IMO. /earl _the aid aeoustomed war-my of " Viva Den het emmelemaDy hem mie•S; them was not , the ~at this meateterkstal lotus It sid time thet as 1.1.. Bt* ammill•Dmaell, taking adrah. : als• sempomess had set up . re Xismeiit• the of j m ....i mrtim el audlitabur g, A. mad Danes vas sad dtia. . " Q . ifilme upon whisk ices la wow ' awl" MO* Filmes ought not I. be pined is the lieu mikes abor t : 6 U the juste, but be email rat riot elfreshdo that kris, at • vary ylie O early asp of De In•i to Oct Wylie Oh wee • revelmi the rallaW esm alm by a b Ilellillet Alir the orrenmem 6 14 Omesellikie One 010-41mtbs owl Owe Maoist to mama Dienteime I. dair bear end liblarhee. hat that, they woe bpi ma eisibmt mrear ether liejestA mai vela de ell mirk their prim to What bac Owes sadtha islegrity of bar bum& Thew lalle ether =Mk Do elermate dime balers et Do jad% as re relaCa Wyllie, obi& ware =it .fi i tat she be s LlesC saibis F i :6 l. in bis 7 .7 7 7 , der pea babe eh of AMC. Du Wend Is net le end Lathed Les OM br hi lay lasisse. dem weft et asensit le M the an. The dell tier= sou g le s ha melts alllslet= ii h=vms hew at llipssl, read B. ser di at awn wry illf hreeimessondsoresiemllileent pet& The uniest am est la ion re sehe be neverathit et WI epee lbe shellen dig be dr sueenillb saleileirthe ; mews InPenvph ewdb•mbes einkileallesiheeseittry Ash be owns& Thor A la middy dlebeett Om her thee et dresser and wilens see pentg esseelle In Ow! bests Ind with Oen haelplemensweentin wig strewn amen meet le alai to twitstlaw Be meek rum tar the ebenerr art sided of the revolts, directed, as the noble kid obeemed, net spirt the sore reign, but midnikbar respoodble advieere—again4 advisers whose opin be Most any, wadi, U Mewed, justly forfeit any Manse. (Mew, hear.) _ Lip to the time of that despatch, of the 6th of .April, be (Lad Stanley) felt bound to say that he did not dad arch to led fault with in the amuse pursued by the government, or in the instructions honed by Lord Palmerston. Up to that period the noble lord laid it down distinctly and clearly that it was the duty of a government to maintain the meet perfect impartiality between the contending parties. At an early period Col. Wylde was sent out from this country to report upon the course of events—to est as a mediator between the parties, cad to explain to both of them that her Majesty's govern ment could not sat in any other capacity. (Hear, hear.) Ina:oedema eleitilar In their character were sent by Lord Painersten to Col. Wylie upon the sth of February ; bat satertabri, as he did, every conviction of the aineeelay of these imbiestions, he mast say that he did enter tain omblesabie doubt whether they were f? or impar tially metal to. Col. Wylie arrived in Porte on the 9th of November. On the . Usk of that month e joined Um Mrs dfiatiadm Here warm extract trom a despeolt ed. demedb i l e the arrehal to the king, in which ho anneeneed OA 11 's arrival : • OA w Min ef her Iliellsmab Meets% melee, who shoe the Nth berteiserhes, ha bon airliner to sit I bees Jost hilsd aim rs , sad le eseviandos well ae mys Met he Ikea he • eseeemet, ea the tomilkas mem se tesehda_thr mbi letil the letet t Lmilmellat hal mhonewl Sit els ammo, Is leer* the rspirof fattiness of Illebelese. ere* Weds, who went out to Portugal as a mediator, *of dame could not tolerate such a eautructioa put sppaans his r= and he asesedegly addressed a letter to Ilieeial in which be earreseed—not indignetion that by Some bed been this mod hi • minute dismereful to time& mid idsomatig—hat thanks to the morsital for his candour and itiodiene, mil 4 manna to his if his protest of shrove moiety to be et silevies le the goer ari her ram (Her.) oar I m me (be men) year siren., lo seem low evils= I am le be of terMe to the woes care, awl se be gelid es O t is with Ity pew egleishee le In bah mak et Itsitie Otis adept, ma 011111111. Olt Was hikes I Yoe egottaibb Law win kiln al bad that Ow penesseeh Isherellen tads nab& 'deft te Yon wig power le th used le see Issesene (hely Iseso, end wit eke, lam aswelned, le haebardilheldhels • pest wirea=a• mat ; sod es te dist is bwase b y ewe in I have dee* had She et S erase Oa& sweaninee IN to be es imMere the entelmiles et the optics tens the .Disstke oh irk It I weld sive It le eontradisded aid% whisk however, V I Omen It debt le MN& be Now, why ilikt he ram ? (Hear.) Hem war • atatimanat that a Bri tish 'Mow lad departed, in a manner diagnosed hi him self and his eountry, front re inersaioas give. told= by his government. The reporters of the popes el ids own nation were aexious to haw it is their potter to eh:dhoti the balsam at *lir eninimmen. Cal. Wriderefesedto give than Sot topertunity. Weil, what me Maeda Saldanha's nit It somenameed hem NO India pm Mat at Ow Yi a ar 11716- 7 . = berm I sae. Mose yea satyrs ri WO mho ser. I s: 11 = sway ft /S. fns bssetterte, millie Morns me. eyes le hi ine, ask it 1 theaeleftswer slit to theeneswat Dos Maas NEW le teetiele oh yea wield eat go. &Emma Oaliaway an *spot at a wastiaate ! (Hew, hew.) "Delksfa ineogit" um to tellibbn that if it would injure the ireetalt I,_ be bend net do whet kb imaterate paired or I An d than Knelt fiehlemba eimisied : I hope this inietned went vilest dleslohlt Oa eel Mimi, dn. rutty, enellimialip lhat how slum nabliled beltsess es, eats ream pea Set I will now ewe Sine Oiled Mpg, with temlossime him dlelsmalls supeultp—Most sheleely plias, BALDAffliu. (Shoat' et lawskter, and also of " ham keen." Why, if =wan wattiog to row that Colonel Wylie was platy, mid one party twig, it was this wig lettiromi be (Lord an mutt say Mr rimer to it, that seMeg in this entire correigtombam was mere haunt petimmilile•te him than that no attained elnlement on this smile* Li hem nail by Col. W (Heir.) He bad aerodimotersi to show their the* the Ettelt a t:Lipie et itaa-labseheenne kai arras eastaird - slut lir operies me emir* a ri ale s s z e renti =se cold tienerle„trysi mamas to =- MIMS say Warm alma Melia mama lie sad lay la was at a loos to urbrlemi. apes what mail& mod the ' Noble lords* thelemi of hegira aiihire scold ham shifted his pubis% sad amehmied that what was right on Amb 4, sus arm. ups the Ir. Up to the 6th of April tU go. vernmote, es be hod *heady observed, had acted anise ethlllAblinedes: warequest to .that day mat 't ms trak ile 'a dairest ter vith them end they made the CraMe the Malden by an armed lateihrame. rat b:4olga meg medir the sort of War they rode to the junta! . Him" they rid, " are the terms which we , preecribe accept dim at aase—without hesitation, with ' out mitigation, with me sibeaties, with no condition • if . pee refine them, we, mem di aDy sail protector, Eng land. :milt jar mar bees will gee se Pace and Spain and Is re emendis. leer Delelime!" Was tUi fliror 1 f At die army hmitreserberei, that we were pr e lir atm tho bases dthejmla were is premien of the obi emery Mar our a letter boa air .Iferibea &yam to Lord Palmsesees. iced April 9, els. •tebiag semi pordeolare as to the Nate if Mb allemou I voished • Welt ?ma Dea lireast iat de eri. end ahntleiehtebe sewelo r - -t. ht,. the e ewd S S a e d . go represent to Sb. tparijiteses and the danger width w aeVipprebeided, not omit to the isautty of the town, bat to that ef her art bittfel Ma. He sat bee eves teirdly. He than powe to detail - mate partileden, sad Wed Thu worths Isest mom, pert at we satemed. If Me eeespeate to the predates were bad, thow la the split Medd Were 1011011. He west as to sire accounts et.lite despesele unditba whisk the s teen'a pygmies% were new& Tee, pas. E r s be and. aim. the appal tee .(b< of war to preside teethe whey of the ereve. Wy also reported luea the erste mar thee the preeeedinge of the junta were wee shale& omit dot wherever the queen's formal yrerented desiesetwas they Mad dieweentry dratrted, end woe met by every alseptont of the ovum is which they. was bad by the Ware popula. dos. It was seder these Adrannetsacas that Bailmd bad interbred; it wee at seat a thee bat, feeeedanstisa with Bpeia and Fleas*, they had etasaaad aa /masker tides sit et Pertuesf.' Vat 011110, diet lea Ida wen, open what yieilivreatarey debeardeash • ea istereweses ea the pert ot mien whisk led Ideltsde hem the preireenees of 11. be* *boom she westerns aread ? what that pha would he, he Mad It Maeda sethibetrway to eniblpete. A Whisper bed, ladled, *abed bin, elm argesseatteld in sews ether lien, verb et be hoped se British relnister would trendy Tletili• In bet house to It had bees said, es he wee teid, that inbehred, berease, If Beeind by. vast In ether wise walla have dine et Why, if ether mime bid themeless& to iaterbre, bat lire meow rant mid solely hoe besa eles, head, se Wien el' the mewls lad emirerereses et Iree le Inhibit sash later- , beeneenertresist le the iset. Bet er Ida pert, be (Lord friedlater nines tk tb P9r.stel.2:ll: G.*, writing to the Omni de at habil, tbi PiSIBIAW .m weh. lowa of Da Waved Peserag, and bulb he as event she wield he reedy le omen, aton'e'd eng Sesteed thopreeraistsf the Inesseges eti diet Ds *it lath el Mewl ilt—Deist spit to Ur selipst, tad empsened his seedinree te =t r shield it be awaserzy, with the geeerseberee of eilirlea • sad ea the 19th. el Apra he web sok, 1L4.1n- Mew, the MeV of the 'Hewn di orb to this mbar. Mir ler stir,-red as NC Owed aewslay) maid net a orring theethsiondeleefintsehtliteeeres sot stedesillyeetieetra. —then beta bell* bard displayed stare Leap ehni ef the queue sad the geese's wilieses—air about the ram Was, wrote from Per , h riumtlitet he led h eard die Y. de Vareases, the Praia abbe meet of Likes. had Mural to tise ems • be 'spawn aid el Frew*, ea easy whisk Mr tyall d.• Nen Lord ateept. Oa this braireasa welsh -4.11 Feb.". ril_ Igeregiy = WI explenetien, and there woe aannanre papers a .He wale bird to the knowlagelietr— • slinan Ceantemealleamn rah eat reel nes net et a Whir teen M. Win la !MA M. Oriennee that One 91.. Aviles Ine rapareel "Int I Ina melee blo. en that Gnat teens * *IS allielca ogre TIMMS dif***l9 SWOON arlf et ham to Ine Own e et N. lb hetragal; ma he spat in lbe NM thee a =Var reamer Mt" be gra, euntrer the gray re. ita art Witte bal sale te dr NI then**. So ranch, direlbee, at to Prom But then tbriara the internam:eel agar (B N eer beer.) intertwines Biala I (Barr du dello et "Neer; Lear." The ) Mat we druid ci aril et larelromee from Blade when we hal bat to R lift &Mk beer, mai wire Spain that the brat NM, that mind ler treader would be everdiered a demi for yr. with Ilapiaad ! Malvernl criers( "Haar," der the naMeterial ere.) Why, dal any cre tune ham that Bora draw Arian* rale se as to laktirlara to the leas*! TUC iblr ?At an . NOW gZi r t thane bar Ma oeir bellerrg=ae a es= air i t i trt. wtatel be id due* der •dr arrabl meet a sa r dare as tailhe d ir i d; • biro by spaia with regret brademee M dlst A reorden Amid be edepted Serra eenemereetkla witta the Medi reeentusent." each language al that, had its dna abet • and _urged ea though be was by the at d• raider et his seas; at Lisboa, it. Pacheco informed the ear barree et Wed that he alight rest award Spar reek. alp . sops" to tioraiggrs at Portegii --- wilime • isitkiT;iiiiit, tJ iserneattir 5... gratin. ...._ -.4 qua, they had ;—they aigrette s. , dope BN - bellboy her es to her a throne whin phe kd Morly lost through her own bad polity. But nay faun ben carefully in mind, that whilst they had saved the on they bad humid"' tad the Sovereign! (Her , hoar) They lad driven law to accept itesditions which she eosin set be eirlaidn degrailhe : they had refused to scene to the eedumedilleshes et those con ditions which du thought_ banal libill, fa ken extremity, to suggest. (Chews,) Did OW think, os the etl i rtr o = that by this insdertmee they had Manned sor the old frisathhip and • attmehabni which misted between She people of Peened and the Britt& Nadia ? Had not gives taus te the Parthresse to my, " il= tyranny may . worn its will in Portugal, seems that at the lest asement it will be pensated hem its first senses by the laterternao of the goserameat of E Own, Is Peen* liberty and frodem are= shadows aaara: bsawkrtki, however great is the grlaveneo,tiow mer mum the sane, Munoz unanimous the feeling of the salsa, hewever Anniston the Weigle, however suc cours' the ressda,—et the hot woman the jest hats of vic tory shall be mss shed tom our peep by the iatethreses of Frame sad /gala, maleted by that et Ragland ea whose allinosandpeessetleameaserepoonlanshieses,bstwhom we hen new to her rim header of ear mien!" (Loud ohneing). Y es he did has that sack annum as this would comeles irpWd no be regarded as a wpperpe nen annum pawn, rattier *ea as a protector ot wale et Poen*, Them wen—they must be—the hmee ern euessess. Ho did not stop to ask if the teems of the medians& woes dele or equitable ; he was sot mimed to say, if they wen eiessly_sehered to and fairly exessud, that they wen mot lens win whin **friends of linen ought to be saddled. Neither wand he atop to inquire whether the junta wouldn't have dose better to accept thaw twat; though no doubt it was no inesseiderable apprehension ' that led that body to desire some better guarantee for tbeb• performance than the mere word of the crown, before they hid down their arms. But, looking beyond the present into the long vista of future years, be must say that he could not bat foresee the most serious and inevitable consequences resulting from this intervention. Were they quite sure that no differences would arise even with their present allies as to the terms of the arbitration ? Were they fully satisfied that all England wys disposed to insist upon, would be equally insisted upon by Francs and by Spain ? Were they certain that they would not be compelled to ex tend their intervention still farther, and even with the object el carrying out their own conditions ? But it was unneces sary to ask, eves, what were, or might be, the feelings of their allies ? What was their own interpretation of the protocol? They pledged themselves, according to their treaty, to lead their aid to the Queen of Portugal, until bii i there was a pacification of her dominion. What did this " tion " mean ? Did it mean the sup presaion of re r did it mean the removal of causes of discontent—the pacification of the minds of the Portu guese nation ? It wee promised that the metes should be assembled. Hew membled ?—when assembled?—under what law to be ahem? Four out of five (.is was under stood) of daemon Mowers to frame a new electoral law, had been parties to the arineary proceedings of the Portuguese govervann. (Hear, lan.) It was possible that a majority of du ens might maim& the future government. How would liii pet Oder melt circumstances? (Hear.) Did the ~n government mean to watch over all dr halusel Whin of Portugal ? Did it mean to me that the leibemeh of *lice were not prostituted to tho wpm* of sehinery power ; that voters were not over borne by Minn, suneed by bbery, or contamin by tonne loaner on of the Portuguese government? If it did not, it Nan Portugal no guarantee for her liberty. It ma Mat so minute and vexatious an interference amid be ended into effect. What course would be penned be see dr sorbs should, legally and con stitutionally, immesh Oman as Cabral for the advice which he had given to hie sonnies? Were her Majesty's govern ment prepared to see metheer revolution commenced, or were any prepared, by the 11211.060 of their authority, to intercept the ermine of junto, sod le make themselves the rulers and anhem, ea they had away mode themselves the selectors, of the man who iambi hen a government in Portugal ? (Near, host.) My bob (end the noble lord in con ebrion), ham ths amen wink the goy, mann has been punning, I hewn* reviler malt nothing but embirrarament —salliths bet eseiglealles-nithing but difficulty—nothing bet peords* irdiory-Artwor lota and your allies I lana, Wised, Mg the SIM of the crown may be [Mili tia I I lope that a jun W e fair, and equitable law may be :I hogs that lab sort.; may truly represent the salthis rim; and that those fee li ngs may not be so unlinked SS envy the nation beyond the bounds or pttlesee, Iseepwanse, and prudence, and lead it to Milmit essi Wiese amennte. But in all these eases, my =l7l amt VW SIM my hens are almost, if not quite, heleass, al bym b epprehessions. (Hear, hear.) I ass WO Tees eanidoutly set my hopes. =2. ll = l . l adffilee t cd tk eashision arising out of a or ; end I repeat what I eon moan by that that w has been done is h utment mid iseemeible, that it is binding upon the faith of tin semley, and aril sow be executed, and although I iml be executed, and, M ai rbertj aak islandir te my expostatrarind ap t i p t rehe y nsioas, may lad to of tranquillity, and to the establishment slcon ' in Portugal; yet, my lords, with the I entertain as to the future, and with ' L P to n tr uilm arddra on my mind of the injustice and impolicy of Mahn bees dens, I could not have felt it consistent with Inn duty to abstain from vindicating myself and the vin ffiniffin la one in which I trust your lordships will join) in tim ape of the world, and at posteritY, against a supposed cl i, =L l a 4 lutes. ra e which her Majesty's government Sthentimat your lordships will express your same of* south tujustice of that course, and that you vidoide ar e war mpin it as a gross and glaring in finities aide prtirdilbadamental principle of the mde rentlesse Moan& (Cheers.) My lords, I beg to move That Or ted to both houses of parliament, by ha esemead„ Moak la the opinion of Ms bissia, •sr - judirikor for Or recent inters fermis M in morry by fins or ems in the internal Main K' ' • , . The twee pat, Th.. o f NB DOWNE (whoa* opening re. math IPSO inermly soda* enough to ensure accuracy) was volemieelto ray that Illteiherting to the cruelties cum mil:Z.ol4Y likbegasee gweentenerit, the noble lord had • • ilhihrortrist the hrodect of Mr. lhathern, in re- 1 . eirkteklell reeekellkthe approbetkeref the Seers- ' ton dabbler Pletlit baht, and that la weary potable weeklbeeit . iod i ka bed bek t kade the solket of won re- Cat! • a wetp= brg o a e l A = I I e l *all halltibelewiek ki the of ...kl.. lPl l=l/ei ta li:thee l etion l' " 1; Ina IMMO' by ihr het, that the hie sot Is aie etelarkkellX . 7 thetww isstrlkA ' ?w h o Mk he. .111te, hamlet the s e m er Ohs of the maks, Irlit=etle r it Awes war illzewedi hawk awatmegables hke interferon* - Internet e=l ,o ' eivantries; bat all who racquired the' ' • taken on same fa nay roswity goverment N' the he ^ . ittee unow pedike epee =twat kArlibly takew • dam- Set trek boa, l we; 111 ism _ Mad the Males m - ob" sesid ti Natalia. rth ift r hbbey of Inereatione e i l i , ken wee ar= were eammenbable thew the . of the had elemested the two antatties, whisk et Ma i ltetheta week r Aka le emsowat to ma il wee •a , pally width teleaseed= ON Phategeiek width was astlrmed woke the Thkes, Whelk bees whepeed by the akar* whirl kw aniotea amber the peitetweerbeAtet the • beet kat* sad =it ha hedge math* et the w ereekeenk make Ai tomb, Itai Ihed. litit i aill b : bell kw aftmea ssin ye ken .or Mosaver Ile 10 ereaty.'" Maw. .1 TM yeetkernielleie et ' twoallewidse wow ea eel elekkadel krikkeltri. lid ea*_ air • 61 oreteaT•eller=t geR 14 4.1 17t ;:t sett ablettak of werbewel eay Nee bites mew* kaki wok bleweebally ereikwel, th4=el Isterheesse sated Ea kolkthe time peaks oe ,/ mei Tlibet, b ai if did la releakk It wee *Piot ate& xatee, kat . ' by war took pike is alt trire at* putty, the latemstrera eesetry. (Hear,. hertz.) me imais r m. noble lent (UM ' hail makett thet kit cesket of the likkowee k the. Irk beitmek led Meet appeekta bike toweekewt. la pellet uses et firk, the orminve heard !fee am eu whei be "kW the tle- ' feweiet mike whaberbat s"t ertee tilibiew le t=e , kit sake pert of the_pwerasteht of Itethed,' ark sack zahusereat tad laeto a resiesease whieeeris mates* it might ha aosvisd te• as e a v iliaer betel Nese lo tto ewaidie Mist brio twin tho T ts i e-H eageowess V the: asmirmat hod isterihead 1 was stifle what the gemensnt wish' abed to play at part et speoleAsee, thee& est at =intimated opeg. tatow, of the Mehl MOM what MO —a contest whisk Sough it , is the transeadia whisk the noble tai had did sot wile oat ot that Weewsliess_ ellit h=t i :=; hi traweassioas ova* violent, which ma tak•a yaw kr Ton bol .""i mpa is "Mk Ihim very *whew the sable lead led AWN led, an ew:eta to twee et Una: (Mar, hear.) In bet, ene ' otthe prase assessed was tree frow hisses 1 before the tribunal by which all wore to be tried. As the con teat proceeded, it became evidaet that a violent opidt bad atieen—and le was peribstly ready to admit that tile vio las. wee as great IS the pert the advise= aam sinews se en that et this —whisk threatewel to WAWA le the host intemb r end Mr. lienthera sisesribed a steat et thief@ WV& to and power amid do abseils@ than with to remove, C lu ary lard bad thrown away mach aiscosews and ingenuity in l e_a_kin g of the impanel of interfassese be the purpose et a dynasty, or tiering • sowslitetion on a peel& ate wore , . iii. ) ;_wpwred se ledieposed te weseive it. nice& _, vet th e Goatee; IN - is — rt ---- he $d government . 4 boindi - - __ .=elth;tkil the .rum Moira satiating Eke ea sahelisia ti the mad liDguelites ; and the only reenit of line inemseedenstinthr, therefore, have been to Mod dr diapadm of Bra Mtge& With every one of thee abater wee emmeided war, in me it became a cer tainty, and each would have forced on the noble lord him self, if in power, the aeserity of taking arms, for the pur pose of amtereetieg the evils involved. Bat, besides this, than was that Mime which the noble lord had bested with $ eat of matempt he had hardly expected from his—after the declarations on the put of Spain of her desire to consult with England as to the bar arm of terminating the contest. On that saltiest, he wool.' first call their lordships' attendee to a despatch of Mr. Bulwer to Lord Paleestset, dated "Match 30, HM," in reference to an replier diebtresion made by Beam Pacheco:— I base dr harm as Mem nadir tbat Omar Pester as Cra the new miry wi rs=: 4l llr ar Me sae 1 .1 01rmberef Ile of de U ri th Dbk admiliireeposa 0 prearZre lo ie . rigs rear Palo se that dr wow witnirry would to ralintflintibs dreg. poll loess will •11 ether safer, bat or eassillsig ter b y ham; Wing. with raven time! Ids olden earthy se rem Warms the frweilwww of the these. anima DOM Inds di teals. Their lordship would jades from this bow far thegovern meat of Speta was droned to obeyy and truckle to that of 1 this country. (Hear, hem.) The daolantion itself was in tine weds ends:- 1 the Itesahlt ressment will be blighted that, In this 1 orolisden, the et the air p arredlted et yr r we men irsa, sail who re tear of =lran& sElloth slosakiE, yet will rt Moir, it by any rent est he br die Mr pram teepee end an spot a eserse sod maireeillan, riser area of mart ewer. art dr intdreaselde violsrad to la ateterate w be ith sel te re a l ic y 9 sT i Ze b de eromd se s• In the mem , anima bads rib might be eshoweril an between thaws I ray bewern Orley= the. lathe meet of • , media arra deers whir re toes el Bora Marla &Morn might to mortheesse s dr Sputa 10IUMIlli scold nse resent to suet a eareregr, and would we rose end a rot nerad. Could any declaration be more explicit, or could any be made in a more friendly spirit? Spain was anions to co-operate with this government and to bind herself by our engage ments, but nevertheless she stated that if we came to nor& engagements she would act herself. The noble lord said that Spain could only act by our command and that England had but to lift up her finger to make Spain do as we wished. But was that the language, and was such the tone which ought to be used towards an independent government and one which was in friendly relation with England ? (Hear, hear.) Nor was it possible for Spain to view with indiffe rence what was passing in Portugal, more especially consi dering the peculiar relations in which they stood towards etch other for the last twenty years. The noble lord said that we had only to threaten Spun. Was that the way in which the noble lord would interfere to pacify Portugal ? He be lieved that an interference of that nature would not be for the purpose of introducing peace into Portugal but of intro dudes war into Spain. (Hear.) There was not • sertraty of war, but there was much more of a earterty than of a chance of it. Thee bad not u Mr. Carlo; said, in that speech to which this noble lord referred will so much approbation, "waited for the war, but gone before it and prevented it." (Hear, hear.) They had, in the first instance, used their endeavours to make the government of the Queen ef Portugal recal those unjust and unjustifiable measures to which they bad recourse, and to reconcile the 1 insurgent force to the Queen's government. And for this purpose they had made use of the most proper means and the meet proper persons The noble lord said that they had made an unfortunate selection. He believed, on the contrary, that they had made a fortunate selection in the person of Colonel Wylde, a distinguished and able officer, who bad been engaged for years in the Peninsula war, who knew the bias and leanings on both sides, who was acquainted with the patriots of both Spain and Portugal, aid knew the habits and character of their people. He did not believe therefore, that a more proper person could be selected for the discharge of the duties he was entrusted with, than Col. Wylde. (Hear.) He might say the same thing of Sir H. Seymour, than whom a better person could not have been selected from his long acquaintance with the art ef diplo. miry. The neb!ii lord had founded his charge on a letter of Sarnia's, which he complained that Col. Wylde did not require to be published for the Portuguese nation. There was one postage is that letter which the noble lord passed over, in which theiderta says, " I give you my word of honour nothing can be more painful to me than to have given you cause or Meat to complain." Could any admis sion be mare driftage than this, that Col. Wylde was not inelnaled to ou t the views of the queen's in I ? • The very contrary was fps set Them men Waal mat out to Portugal , reseged not to aimanything like !Won on the part of the Nola, but, _ahem air, Orion unmated by eras. But they IMO beaver' alms iller there was der aa he a distinct ad- Ir*noised ks wi tirrie views of the rei :meat were i its to hie - Sat the wee to be semensit, end that the • administration rite to be dismissed as a rill ; Smatter of no WM mesemat, as the noble lord might Jute. *sides, they war rhi that all perm who were in coppidlika to the government in every pot of Por tugal should he included in the gmeral marry, end all being regulmd, all ma stoweireC he the ht, art could be expected err of the dedurrestrat of the Qaom. (Hear, hear.) It woe odd the i had gaisedesdking. It , was true that had not d the titidnenentent of the queen, bid if their object was to rehire li berty to their country for which they had Arid a guarantee in the protocol signed by the three minas, and now becomes part of the public law of Enrepe--if their object was tb resist security foe the exercise of erritetional liberty—if Vivre, heart in their declarations, sad had an bar vikkaliag than by Mr emestien time dry were net tielnated i by ,prronal nattran agora lb• Plana, he iriadiank Meld_ lib /Daft had lesea lied as a ran thimble anngatimi Wm H they had pined • Mem, at TemeeVadreareMler whop. atCoirlata, assrapnalsl with tganbisk and berm - behind it all these bitter animakies whisk Waft selablished in this way never failed to Have UMW' Way bear) He believed ' that, a it was sere dors ----- le interfere in private life batmen . . asismary festiviawds, it was ahe eissetienes to interfere ewentry mad seestry. The sable lad's views of l reselmisd him eta trial kw din weeder et a wife Inabsad, via& teak plum to Salk. A witness Mtiac een tendwho knew ell the cirentsmasess of the trans- De said he heard the knife with ail& the murder ares maimitted sharpened; that ha heard the cries of the Mardisted victim; tad upon ties astimisbal sad indignant jetb ie reems; hint "What, yen hued all this and yea did ?" may turrweeed "that be never intertbasi la water i = remis." (Ka& leaskter.) Thrt .a & fameadieg mar Partagel, end he it mail* duty le breithee to Ate that Wedell E Wined that Ile *me veidi bia_diert doe Mien and heinien: he iii and venal be to that part et the lignese pepshilenr i v i et t e St them seateets • Ind agtanthti b, lill ih 4rHan Mar. 4 They Veda be Morel Ulmer Aso to the ipso it stieeemarey k _ssi4 be ilea die Caren signed by lbs. wwwid tionalbeell se the estabilshment et a milt whisk teadd be salgastlia llit' reetlegat e ak= . sem tisk madam to the Mama st dr WINK liad Meek MOO, k filirtitalar. He believed that bar Mirjutes in acting as they had dome to snot *a = Ti evil, were meting in coahnaitg with g ;ino rlisy whisk snowed and pennant te in the edhirs .a l t . Ihn jetientshi. - eat Perbag se the ~Oa la midi Great = = 16 the beet right to made, bee iaroma, end had anesehed it meat bssekeially foe that esueley. He believed Hit V they had abstained ham enstaili that .siass l7 i th sli y is . t ril id : s a to t ai ls: alessarrela liss with so aeseediT su reter i r s se t Nei heeenee ir dt all elbow evaded r od 1111 teapot at irj ektr. t palaw . and se toe ler alined am then inky nOw existed, be felt, to give a new the to the modem of the noble _StAisers.) The Duke et WELLING • Mei wee mry beard in the gallery, said he mait observe, is reft illa t a tir the OO* et httgeferenee i Xat thejav af this mestry lad • Moot lanitt the pees andoskiebsiarlbe in way .— se=nedeTa the vreete in bessees, kin& esseflry bad asset envy, ewestrafhe the Blebe. Mot, asset . fa the allsolde neensity that Ms st eel' ad" Hem interining lathe al tut es tar as be pommel i tt.' David that it was impomible, sod be lapel it would let be the ems that a Balasembgaggsg . y i p a gh4 Bald exit Lany pest entoe - a be mat letrhasti • npl ea Vtant end 'He he ' .. hisla.Mt'uf die' shlt. bells dolt a eald sitstein -- —. attniFiritrrith the Oohs of the — ma e i. -- ig with they are Ls he i NOW isbobtiof aught to whet Ls es in the conotzy, se& be eadearer by all the is hie purr te . weir& •it leariemy mai the //Wier, of in irernain. b the_ einsin et his noble Osai (L - Loci Orley) he IM eiseL lair istinvi by heatsprat say % I t: goveremo* ia interibeing is the asuman of It tithat whet he searktined el ant bbi=ll“ OD eirisse whisk WA Yam ph* meats the weds. ef the Clash, Na he behaved it * be hilly **A that dial", WiIiMISIONIII win urn to the swisterkrons of this goverinist Ei Li se Oar whatever that au the ado ii of is the Wit there sins tint of the owl that the ens of ilabirthe Lod their Fthite the tithe OW& Ai Orr One shibiristiskrearlsi bees to esinds the seihrity e Ones Then Ball he as Mahe Met a osedistable &hilliness Mori is the wintry ;lad thus Neil be no disk likewke that, think we w e en nisi sa Aherne of mien& ineribrons le Pers./ it wee trek as =6.717 the as L. =MIK *bet ell ointeirial with ki lewropi, Na ear petrel Winn in the prise irt ntoe et OE nutty ailed on the goverment of thh *Wry Se novas its indorse, for the mainteneees of its yeses and hvaquillity. The emery in a seats of ditteshoes, they Lod a fun the* for thopeteetisa et the line ad property of her 1114erty's sehigiala However thea the sermeaps might hem air =llkteed, beware the war might love beat mkasadasted, , a government 01-niadMehaed, the i cies of dm maw to be endengated, as et he ▪ bepsal would mashie that la seek jt mss ale cam ammad of the hams et Hie assay ea . Si ast le Om preteMisa to the puma yes the owed" ow, we say Who penes of the weed" bow bee eireaMs. It appealed that the parties • eineft divided Portugal, sad dm* this geventawat engpioyal - *remit to about a mailed= err; Hemel ampewilea etheraltha, it would meat that both pm , ties wens In cork a finable me maid not do the oast any .) Them emeeed not on ly to be equality betwee e treh= r n Oporto, bat that they.were nearly equal in Lisboa; and the persons AIM toyed by this governs seem head dint the the troops is Oporto with WU, or MOO, ar general lON Ma bed imbirkei at Oporto, with the &testiest at Wass them to Übe. to make rum of the dethreameest of the Queen, be imam the necessity of making her quit her palace, and plasieg herself on hoerd the British fleet. Was that an object widoli it was deolmilie should befell the Queen, er owe that this country ought to permit ? Was it not ewe while they ought under any eiresstanose whatever hi provost? (thew, hear.) They lad prevents& it—that sorties led been pmhessed. The aims is sammead nt Opine bed given mats that it the gleam' essemealing the temps embarked he would them, sail l Zt ihet that bed beset done. rtls at ought we were right la joialag ether eountri for the pur of the Questa elPoshagel, and he hoped we &raid take am to mole a ent se the result et the maliatlea. The n oble Misr elbsematime, hoorah et which only meshed the gallery, ma madded by eatreating their lanblalps sot to vote for the notion of his noble friend. The Bad cTiNVlNegilliffiXWrsTalso very imperfectly heard. The noble lord was understood to say that the inter maths etilogiand in the affairs ef Portugal would establish a pretwient which might be most minchievous in its come quern lie bettered the mason the present armed force retired km Postspal the some rodetacce to tyranny would book Ase, sad tie peace of the country would be as far from bell no4ored as ever. (Rear, hear.) He should m anrrei m it y s:c v the cei m li otion, which he hoped would be TY Seri et T. ER ANS (who was very indistinctly hard) was understood to say, that after wall considering all the eittematftser, aced looking at the difficulties which sur rounded soh MEM d poSsy which hod hese presseted to tits govemiseet, he bed ordeal at the eaadesiaa that they had taken that coarse whisk was the ber and the wisest. (Hear, hear.) The noble kat posted a high eulogium on Sir H. Seymour, aid otincladed by sada, that he should oppose the motion. Lord BEAUMONT, although not prepared to go the length of supporting the motion, considered the policy of the government open to much criticism, ani believed it would establish a precedent, which, if not well guarded against, might lead to future evils. However, believing the intention of government to be good, he could not join in the condemns. tion which was intended by the motion of the noble lord. Earl ORANVILLE thought the measures which govern ment had taken were wise and humane, and he trusted that that house would do nothing to diminish their chance of being brought to a happy termination. (Hear.) The house divided. For the motion—content ..47 Not-content ..66-19 Their lordships adjourned at half-past 10 o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TuEsocr. Ana 15. The 8r Et aza took the chair as 4 °Week. THIRD READINGS. —Airdiis sad Jr odes Itaihrey i t t il sm wi rent and Drat:ion). ; Miles Oleo ; Northers (Improvement of the Perry. legman Part aa =lad the North Shay of the Elver Tag); Edinburgh Water- BrawlWawa Au*le, eat dealt imam hallway (oowlthe ) ; Minimise* MN Mg hoprevieseget Lards Central RAW m . ll: y elea • kudos (ow emelt MID •; Lanka gad North Washes asi UMW Lkey Ite.); Limbs sad Meek Wallace Fstosaink Ike.) ; Lynn Ili dal Xnedgehan, out Lic b ort Dacha Railway. Ateall i s rehldrip. Ihniteed. etratlany end hies Batley; Tat wad i o ewaa Railway (Pam, ryas Doth, hat, Emashea); Tort and North lel land Railway (Harrogate Bram It Extant"( and Terminus), Bar. PUBUO ruses Vii. Paarmas.—Mr. liaxaVala thi;Well at kr. Dameattes mom& meat ft BM H. media Mks tame{ to mom as aa Widen le that ammameM that tM Same isstaski IYi bat Ilajattarimaa e. ble advisees Mould ham rmammemled Malesty to iamb, b format arm without soy Martifats catimmkrata Itma Mr Ma jesty to her faithful Commons. THE EXPRESS,W r E . DNESI?I . , , LT EVENING, JUNE 46„ . I . /Inhabit es the 'rajas. Mau, haar3 Why llean.a* to cheap the dynasty, nor sdhirthadinatftedion, Hew - ad eggs had t a m so k s ime. r . ,.1, b.Wodues saw laws late P • .40 eldni-lhe • . . ao on the . with her , . . •at • ea ion. ler - • -.... ./7.,' i' ta i ..e • • ,•• ad the ha 7 4 .4 • • • apt .1 1 " ~,.. • :S im _ . ~., • Hat waj Vault er .Yin .. tt.m.-- , ,nri.,..,......,, ,-- .soble . ' ''', • The dhadrgents ',..itta • ' ... ; sad ao dilly emu to tae coneltuioa that they • ‘advaneod one ara inahrdanbt that, had s • they would mace farther towudsa final and pourable settlement? (Hear, hare dart 104 m dzi*tha ' - wile. There was bear.) What bad they gained fur Portugal -w hat had they It aura - erip — t — whisit ' - They all knew galase rm jlor thasuelvse ? CChem.) /dad; they gained the that isnaet,porthat,, qm &AV Z mi Z i rt =Weary portion gratitude and salaam dr the quasar Perhaps of du fats at the Ltaarreaties . = althongli . the thu had (—they ought ta kanliditikitictreUey had a eared landitaitiraWaligifrad li ' initial like .. RAILWAY BILLS. On the motion of Mr. R. filonoB7v wee ordered, that the reports from the committees on railway bills, brought up on Monday, the 14th of June, be further considered on Frt. day next, provided the breviates of the amended bills be laid on the table, and the prints of the bills be deposited, as required by the standing orders. ENGLISH ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSION. ' Mr. E. DENISON, in moving for a *elect committee to inquire into the composition and management of the English ecclesiastical commission, begged to observe that he meant nothing whatever disrespectful to that commission, and only entertained the sincere desire that its object might be efficiently carried out. Mr. AGLIONBY having seconded the motion, Sir H. INGLIS observed that the man must be of a very sanguine temperament who could expect any result from the appointment of such a committee, unless he supposed that parliament would continue its sittings till next September. (A laugh.) The motion was then agreed to. CUSTODY OF LUNATICS. Mr. T. DUNCOMBE obtained leave to bring in a bill to amend the laws relating to the custody of lunatics. MERCHANT SEAMEN'S FUND. Mr. GIBSON (in reply to en hon. member) said there was not the least probability of the report of the commission on the merchant seamen's fund being laid before parliament, or any measure introduced on the subject this session. AFFAIRS OF PORTUGAL . . Mr. OSBORNE begged to ask if the government were prepared to lay before the house a copy of any despatch previous to May 1, authorising Colonel Wylde to threaten So da Bandeira with armed opposition on the part of the British government? Lord J. RUSSELL believed that all the papers on the subject were already on the table. The noble lord took the epportnnfty of observing that he fully concurred in the de- Wratin made on the previous night by his right hon. friend the member for Edinburgh, that in the sentiments and lan. page of big hon. friend the member for Finsbury the go vernment were quite ready to agree. But he was afraid, as that amendment was proposed as a substitute for the motion of the hon. member for Montrose, that its pausing might be mie interpreted, ae amounting to,no decision ea the motion itself. It hie hon. friend bad ao objection, be wished that the mo ttos et the issa. member ke Kest ssa , elk eenveyed a direct wean ea the guermalet, might be pat to the house tirst Hle Mead might that move hie omeashwat • and either in the shape of a resolution or an When M tbe&own, be (Lord I. Russell) would be most happy to ewe to it. ' Mr. T. DUNCOMBE had no objeodial to do so. Meanly Alert in moving it wee to prevent Perkipl in its dittreeted elate ham being mods the battle Geld or e y= ealast to that hese, and to mom to bee people their Mr. TRE l VllV n Ts a b e rto law from the Eon. mem ber for Finsbas7 whether, in the menares spoken of in his amendment, • se. usury to he takia by Ike British govern qr for noest awing Ponegume. their seastitutional tadmepieled weenree by Wee etsgam ? ItUlapeleetall aria* . egy explemedea ea the eab jetaud mid Mat the wards Mould epeak themeelna hent repeated, Mr. rraCtIC I TE mid —I ssa met ellibeer of war as yet tee We essens.. 7 (Lauhter.) OURNED DE ATM. Oa the ceder of the day for reeemng the adjowed " ark L. EVANS proaseded to de. that tbs eivil war fa Portugal bad best prearlied, tour by bey fleig•kys peenemea, the fhet tinte d Welt commewd libe present. govarewithe leima age. ter WM eemotry iatrehriom to . it pow tar pereremsat, k wee to madwoe it appeend from the wen wbiels hed beau laid bea th e how that tits had shwa wry te sweet (lIIr D. L. Bam ber ) lei aft, hi timen u a lir eatPter a bichhe iL be al i wa i ye 1111. beml 11ft nutmeats etwomed amendwat of his W. Mead the seambor tot Itarkory Ware welt Woe whisks'', Weld Mandl beversepaseL end it wit bisWilet Ws the meat bed les i atione et 'Meddle MAD dm MO able Wier ill& thoyemer KWe rushy enabled ler le Writ Watthe o f & bed lenia ca dweense the totpeentilb bee samollaWa established ia Mr R. MIT rill'- dos Mr Ashen hoe mow WWI esso aighm said sot think Art dm pules wis dm gaunt up of esailehar the awe bapartmet debateste two orthon hours at the eine of the wing is uallumsma, didat to the public auldhit, weeemery ocoupetiou of We, I mill, so far pe /WWI, maple eater a preolied plead wait id, /Wee the few narrations *Witt I. my hdirdte-to to the bow at Wu tea weelmm waft worember. bur. I ewer to the =te bee boueumemed la *owe debate. WWI= le . maids the beemenght to 01 ow * . Mesa be a sheidem ea the damn mein et Om I epee that andieridleme mit reed rp i r eillia et • garowned, ate predismey eta gum' skedea. or any seabenewmoit whisk Weft he weed by • Whim = 4ll lIMMOIMMIr Weld th lairlairebe hew. ho Go gag et the inawasi if they really Wing at thek West et ibtemeigna by this moat bee bum the sawn of shoyeelem •• el abeaila Flt i : llll Whilit IhrliZaden 1111/11:=4:411tet=', W Oak& *Mho• an fe eat sae 111 1 / 4 thellt di ttle might to hi deddladin ha emu br Una, red Webs* meth; end- est that I altull Wad the opiate= I ma Meat to expreaa, the wo rridelt 1 noel gees; I am inlal as to einem that the sari bolo Gases st weememat Maw poliHal }ashen fa Pee awl le mamegewehn . _ . is pinion sad likely to had to anion sad Weaterew eeuregeeu The adlne•Wa et wash a . pialpailiga Wail be a ` to of eumum, an direct, limped, apes thageneweet, ati fy owneseme would eleo be gemthelly a reversal ot thepeliey ma WA the governments bee mitered; nay WM4 •solght possibly embeneas the madam et that policy, aut.wilb the wrest. d ratet &Own einem to it., hare thug's* Openly:* e of dim who are to carry it oat. The the, is, whether with • doe regard to Jenne esdallid' palsy I am /Wiled is. panne a rote K wean an the govenammw eritish weed& set ask • retremadm et the Paley Rim WhiCallW esiwits awed. I ma abort le ro u se wel agreeable le me. I ma. Uwe f• give ea aphis, Whiest.the ansesim ler that eireemispee tha mad twee whisk la obeerred by a member of ea ed the glides wilda here 7 formed. ,I Rath se mods ems, sad the vete I shall die, win aiwn ady the laud opinion whiet 1 have aillereatos view et the whale matter, wi tho ut be addade saadva, but ash to thorn which st. -- da 11 17 castillodteg Modest. In at. Int p.UW ate the medde and isle testl i = lg asis the t 11""E I base a t e e h ad t—i thot* Pftk p t ing pem d vnd sa ithf law l i ;:i apt : lll 7 Isil"Nlirtorinlill4,4l/I„rutib h m"saftilikslimeatiiturairermilislrell"."l"erattheillilmmigibsirail:lenibillisPirlatee(hairdstilaY havill=r:f ie t s ot i .. ..e ) : theire y ß t im ui o amu ot t li t % asn i e L t oo ftl: y rtiviL ernmea l i be th alic n i riTlug o o le t te et : ii i tion irah i stetb i t4: t . ng of the people. I look to the coarse which h oe been takes ha may pahtful trussed int, and I look to the advice which wee given before th e adoption of an arm e d intervention. Wes it right to give that advice The plai n course would be, not to give advice eves to • friendly po wer. We might well lay we have enough to do to e own affairs; and this would relieve the governmrntrillnia a great raspoaaibility. But this was not the course punued in former times towards Spain and Portugal. lam speakm, without prejudice; I was no party to the quadruple sr Hance; I thought it nitwits, and I opposed better to permit Spain and Portugal to decide for themselne between one of the legitimate branches of th e Botubons and those who succeeded them. But we can. not enter on the consideration of what we are to do now without remembering that the quadruple alliance has been entered into, and that a contract bas been made between the four powers, and that they hew guaranteed the thrones of Spain and Portugal to those branches of the Bourbon family. If Oen Miguel shoeld appear in Portugal, or Don Carlos in Spain, you are feud to interfere with other powers to put an end to a civil war maintained by one branch of that family against the other. That course was objected to by me, but it wan confirmed 1 ;7 a large majority of this house. We must, thereLre, its giving advice to Portugal, bear in mind, net only ow ancient relations to that country and her geographical pm& tion, but we cannot (Incurs the question without remember. ing, that with respect to the sorereigni of Spain and Porte. gal there are special obligations which bind us to joint action with other powers. I recollect, when Mr. Curcio, was Secretary for Foreign Affairs, and the Duke a Wellington was a member of the cabinet, that in 1823 Lord Fitzroy Somerset was despatched to eiee advice to the Spanish nation, to advise them to modify dish' liberal constitution, and to give increased power to the mon. erchy. lie was the bearer of a letter from the Duke of Wel. lington to the leading men in Spain : its object was avowed, and a discussion took place in the house, when Mr. Canning resisted the motion of Sir J. Meedunald, and asked the house to affirm the policy which he had first brought before them, by which we had undertaken to avert an Mu. 'ion from Spain by a modification of the constitution; and therefore I say the practice of giving friendly advice to Spain and Portugal has never been subject to the censure of this house. When I look at these despatches I see that &deice was given to Portugal before we cmnraitted ourselves to armed intervention. Advice was given when it was intended to commit the act which we cannot bear of sedum feelings of shame—when it WY intended to transport the gallant men who had been engaged in a civil contest to an unhealthy climate is violation of the faith of treaties—when this set was intended I find the British government remon strating against it. I think we were justified i e making th at remooetranoe and in giving th at a d v i ce. (Hear.) Then, again, there was the proclamation that all persons taken in arms should be instantly shot. Against that decree a remonstrance was again entered into on the part of the British government, from which it was wisely and properly left to the Porteguem government to draw the iefereases that it was impossible for us to countenance then, WO skim dime any sympathy if acts of that kind wwe nommilled—ossi which were calculated to bring upon then theheillyaedea et the whole civilised world. (Sear, bear.) Theialiste, wish sr peat to tke sentiments expressed in the diespeteltes, I eisy that advice was given in favour of forbear. 'Mee wed fatettiett the motives which actuated the govern. mass amin the advice which they had given, I do not NM* itenoisietent with justice to visit the act with that condemna tion which the adoption of the motion of the honouraWa member for Montrose would involve. (Hear, hear.) But I pew Wine 10 the eats. You may be wiling to acquit the =of esleg intentional misconduct, but if t h e ant , mat thee ar• band to be at variance with justice tad mud policy, yon are at liberty, if not to censure the govern ment, at least to compel a revocation of those acts. (Bev, boar.) In reviewing the acts of the government, the reed! lection of the sth of April, as a day of the utmost import. once, must not be lost sight of. Up to that day we h a d limited ourselves to friendly advice, and to remonstrances, sad lap to that day few persons would be disposed to censure the government for any act they hail done, or any advise they bad given. At the name time, in reviewing the acts of any government, I should attach considerable weight to the motives and intentions by which the acts were directed; and the qmstion is, whether we, on the sth of April, when it wee Clear that her Majesty's government departed from ita tonne and then undertook, not merely to give advice, but to make proposals which, in certain sontingencies, might involve the poesible neuesity of an armed intervention, had given a sufficient indication of the act, apart from the motives which induced it. We are now sitting as judges of the past, and we have a great advantage over those who had to mike a decision which should provide against very complicated sad uncertain contingencies. That which was then obscure is now as light as day. It is now ver7 easy to say that a sit. take had been committed, but it ought not to be forgot:ea that the individual who now bad • knowledge of all that has taken place, is in a very different poeitim from him who had to decide in the dark, under umiak; and difficult circumstances. (Hear, hear.) With thirteen/ therefore I will place myself, in considering the question, is the situation and position of her Majesty:s government, who on receiving a communication trout the Portugurse govern ment, had to decide upon the course to be pursued; sad I must say I cannot conceive a position more embarrassing, or a decision more dif f icult. (Hear, hear.) On the one hand there was the government of a nation which had done acts that merited disapprobation ; and there was every argument against a forcible intervention in a domestic quarrel; had there was also the danger that by such intervention di country might set a precedent for other and future intirees. tions from which serious embarrassment might arise. flue are considerations which were material to be weighs& !Itt tbs. ON Radii I I no man hob a stronger objection than I do to wioton ia tervestion. Oa the other hand, it became the government of the country, nsperable as it is for the administration stasis% to emsider also what course it was fitting to arm with rasemos to the general interests of humanity, sal the raearadoa of domestic peace in a country in the in ternal quietude of which we are entitled to take a deep interest. Was there any prospect of an early termination of the areggise which were carried on in Portugal—were not psalm sto equally balanced, that the contact which ahead sea the let of April last, had been continued from the 7th of October preceding—was there not • probability that, if we had stood aloof and mid to the Porters@ reties, Yon must tight the matter out yourselves, we should have witnessed a still more terrible seriors wank ha fidelity at that away would live s e ll ba brz sosures• arippled, her dentint at the di paermisat &mord established mama the atsa ed Is tame nation—l might ablest wry of the NMI/ ihIIIia7MOSIA the superiority of either an* party or the other, (a the ddb heiaz &sided ? blinds the widows width has brightsi to the esselusion that, had Ilion a =saber of the grew err width had to set is the larks, der of Marti hrt,l em =Tied to say that I amid set bra taken the sera melee extreme difficulties bre Majesty's raw ist — ams passed ? (Hear, bear.) I lasow that it is ray* prove rapt the per of those who write deriteins mar wbld aprowndy might be caleaketed to emikt des d Mammary?. I knew that up te dr 4th of Aril is gorraxint erwesid Wirieuess, mad red wiry Er Twat that wall la amid ardent lerwinuese; the wasusigy hr iftelbreas" ermined upon Ow l Ilia. hal* bad adopted sigamats apposid sheise widt Wow previeraly adveneed. Bat lask at the wirier, so fir as the . general interests of were steserneeL With misery prevailing is 11:7 2 arras ia the row of Scotland, arising hem the Mass if ::=lss of hod, it would mot haw Wei rffili Other_ PNgyel to fall into the sans asellew segktet of the wtlS lidsa et the ad. If tide warry Wait interposed, ether psweswoad bow rate ON 111. 1 . 1 "" have eirried with the symplaka al belt et Dump& that we Wahl to bird *fa war car dmed ear side ths soiree didid for lbw, Thigh V by W leek pins, end wild' ig.a. the • ildhigy petition IS the lbw • Vilna Ism while We MsWar esurradsr of dr per Beat day Ist k 'below suer. (Mesa hew) • But what rat Me et Par Era towards the Wei sad if the rush of Mash ? Take the sesserato thigh reached, this akribrirma Party* awe was a inpurb *on Si, IL Serielar, drew 14h * Yank areiri • this . canary an Ms Musk,, sail this meal • =iiiat, alkaloid the Wile • at tie of weir— were et below lat tay apposelas lbe *ha al tar net the sumat erar i gheadi yaeVr i. e led maelkilseyrm likay as la= e la si i a= "7 4••••• 110 maMmw la mod vis ire lm fair all la ak&if km •••••••• f• tsakikaalts ettiratas ass r to wards =UM amg Ikkkkk wok ce ka . Mgt N te sant aai hem mad heart dibir pay, alio th Wear of es Saw. kik thattke aON at arms set arankb lalimadba. This sits of Aimee had radioed Iron Nibs' MI Ills* tad dirt sweedie be as imilaation on tie port d New side Is tissektels b. Ws were wirier Wm litho d ham, wit hare' was a swam oar haseediet• .as sissunt hesstias ocanalitale i rel l2 1* ram, was @liberal to lie rare. Ist, again, Sir 11. lisrair, vele lei he lab Ma* ars milks at : = Lady Maass mass yak ussel la c le he =rob Leaibar o rblestr h V . o b Tf o Ma, iimirels swam et aWe at ONION= akai Ihn in =a llai. af Os w e -t b t• • ale 4 •• saaklm fie mesa sr sewn* wet tem at Ms am. of 14116 wassiV e s e li gl to =ls tbe il asr ag ert el .daarii.4lo.• the lad miiins tur ingpawaai re re. and am I bilikle Irk palallor lia m =er 40 „ aft W ammo lanad, le whisk I divas wal Ikea area idea War kit of Po bat pouiver Irks — ak• peelhelmbestodtkawasaesatheef IspaasdNpeUl Christ ark w leers bawd to taut lean•nOV by whisk this mato of thing" dwell be eared. os 1111 km Maras, Mr. Consul Soksokon whir that k Viola the authorities bare Used km ix at me of the tsetse . Brat sappoa 'Wad stru coostitutiot was doubth stscalg P too juts of 01 aloe of tb ireuray or tonducted that there I to constitu Nuance ao Itueaced thi HUM Sit R. PE: iNdis -- ;7 i t ; !my* aim ni• mad NMI ths wain* sitil sh, vu i p Vi•W end ; ab erresso the 1/11 = 1116 baths bac lammel he di lite ne wt e ttl e.) it WO teawaft the these coedit (Hear, hear. the hi e h ee e turbauoes is to the Penes behove thee advice th ey a °all tateal PM of more grah.that t , wepeoi .., ileum "'eY have ,se weosiated w of March end c . .ftedi t 1 11 1d 11 4 e t o , 4 , ; the fault 2 ? Of 1 the amy Bogethini,