The Express. — London, England, 1852-05-26 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. _..«,..-11111IDAT, MAT M. PRIVATE BERIERSB. The following bib web nod a soinad time :—Tbdlnsw son's Basso ; KEldon Ciast R bta w anaswn hapr o ba Tyne I m provessat ; Manabsons, aai bib Railway ; bath Rob% and ll and bigate Railways; Ihinsinal ista i r i beadmoi to Xiamen Road ; Ramey, Impaillsa. MeskleMpo imi Walk. Roads; Mb. HOUSE OF PUBLIC BU— PITITIONB SCOT( 111 lIU IT WITT TMOMM,.. By dr 1111arguis et BREADALBAN B, from Almoises, he die &Oka O. COPY M OLD listriumeamailiplißlii.—By Lard MAU MONT, hen the lads albs 1101111111 of Walutteld, and at Bt. T old, et Jormalis, swig Mita DIFINCIS OF THE cogirraT. The Mariwis ct REZADALRANII WA this question h MimNIMa od bees dieweeed •weed dal is Orewebor home et par! lEkeaba brew whither Do walks led loss orbited to On WOW/ eatfooldee, wed = to the wile sod Ohne ad. (the Duke of II ed l'ilaither thole dpilises would be wilowkled to Do home a protweinual doe he shim to pi tots. The e ßed ot DEBBY owlostisdly It woe lie blew tie tar Meketfe semi. hellosAM7 emblookl the NIX Wk. 11._ oloweel the sad the otienowder.iwelieL to wend with Ow e i r i pmeillie My with the Mills Hal. Me thest mann of swag whisk it woe hopertaat to this m ake. Me was set propesed to eohnit to the beam say is.. Simmelism whisk had bees oemewskati to Om with re. owl to Obi military defenses of the emeasi. WAGES (SCOTLAND) MILL. The hewn Owe west into tommilkee w Mb 101. After mime memereatimi between las NM ei Mum isti Lord POLWAITII, the hall (es we madenlood) permed through 1101111Mittec ENFILANCHISEMENT OF COPTHOLDS BILL. Lord CRANWORTH moved the eased maks of the Oriwkeld laheachhesest Bill, sad am esiseise into OAR of Ihe ebrertities wed tiesweellema of the 'kaki hre:= lllB lby ee t: sl itstbeethe2tele use groats with amideidp open Aim et Inest.. The 40111 D CHANCELLOR . mdmitted the met imes. Weimar eseolthug how the *weft metes.. bat Swot the bill is tto meat ship eight not with s ollewedie pre, sod theoelloo mom& that lt lioVeered to a erten esseelttee. Lord CAMPBELL had bored ant the hM wait twee beams kw abating the semi" bat kind Ow epee& of the Lai Cheseellor wee fatal to it. After wee farther dhouriss. is while the LORD CHANCELLOR word the haw DM the wowookat hod aro intuition, whoa they propeeml that Ms di email B. rehaill toe select oomeartme, of th..UUE it Mr he. mother *region, the bill was read a ourail thee, asiotriered to be Mimed to. select committee. MASTER IN CHANCERY ABOLITION BILL. That bin paned through committee. STAMP DUTIES (IRELAND) BILL. This hill was read a second time. IMPROVEMENT OF TILE JURISDICTION OF EQUITY BILL. This bp rasa thr;•WieerirtW IIaWSRI'T TAX CONTINUANCE BILL. This hid puma throwb comr:.:ilie without debate. TURNPIKE ROADS (IRELAND) BILL. This hill was wad • at time. Their lordship btogrited at II Vela*. HOUSE OF CODDLOHL—Toson. MAT 23. The arg•nza took the shalt sin Venn- Pluvial BusnrEss. ACCIDENTAL DEATH INSURANCE AND RAIL WAY ASSURANCE COMPANIES AMALGAMA TION BILL. The UMW aneadmests ea this bill were esmidned aad *lrma to. DILL. Run • Timm Tiwa AND Pam= —&ocktoo end Hartlepool sod Clarence Railway, tied Hartlepool West Marbsar sad Deck Cempanies ; Linen& Improvement sad Menet ; Bills. Blur se ANIMUS ow 'IMPOST, Aoaagn TO, AND Oilmen Ti as Run • Tat= Tmos.—Aothell and Beekkesl Road ; Oakri. Weveseess, mid Wolverhampton HMI'S. I) ; Bilk. TIN tense Minders' Whiteness'& Ospbans' rand Bill was a mead time. PUBLIC BUSINESS. • PETITIONS PRESENTED. IIIATNOOIII ENDOW NSW? Act.—By Ilk J. JOHN worm tress enurtreeeeph ; Mr. SPOONER, from • place am beard ; Mr. NEWDECIATM, fosse the Protestant Aso- Magog of Lanka ; far tko sepal of. AM/ANUS CISTIPICATS Dori.—By Ms. lII.WILSON, bow Clines., I Ms. ?vox. ins Mondoosenthire t ie toe repeal of. MILITIA BILL.—B Mr. EZOOH, hem the Moms Wins selleges el ins% In Cistking_ y Mr. 1111111 MAW. lion the leseeskin Leigett 01 0 : 60. 0gis. I am Weds laissmienOollege. Ml = semen ethos emegin ko am"/Y", - MATICOOTIL W. Mann musnLY. is so bat= Mr. l ame" seen% Won Ild la thu prepulike smell sot be edespiaseesti.•Mira STOMP le say istrz it brnm Oki. sal the OWN des beam pats the die sies. esd die PriL 69 4 .lll a 6=T °L odi Cli n th iliiiiran s = 18 :1 no bellinksompald slaw tin amide ea woo pmelbstip be imalantia sla the MOM kr w hin sags wee hasisi •sool moil pens nen resent the Mesa pompom kr tibia a WI b r ie: itellklei bail bees telly mll ossigloldi sio Sonia dashes Ming.. lee yes Mesa in Monleses le alp _isio• oll=dad in pins tin as isinals Moe le degensi to Os ellesiimes —.. & le tie meneelp list, es th e inglaary, the IMO OM ma ip laid the inset oligissee V e rwS, l ritmettot nand demises demises ISSISMISS ela th e en the mem meal* ainere ammf.) .. nen"' WWs time thaw nilsonshysniss why le tier mo mood Is the ossmspleitel Wein sod. an of alk lemma was Mil gli sespossi la psi kith. (OWN.) no bon nil WOW , f r y aonsd bin, did sot sem bpi is entsensen s sell dent they esintsised me to ilidesede stedendes la the Case of Wipmellie. be dim hid ben men Min the spas thet s= „ l bet the- noskoi lead ben eiesposan by • ems soledistaw glint tin Memo eatielli sof this sessig: ma sissideskelergal Inked. is tessellies p iSrat mean Rosso) Ths man es seperflp IMO MIS Ihabiliallirmeolosttlie peak an lie alse . pis lisle to the age. On to this C firil etidaser, tholes. ansbee amnia a angskomis• leg snail* as . bet le darn impage Eno& ad sodsk - the peesst nee Isis sarse, dm the Maw part Ae liglimill* p wee was enserses on et, infer Me min eit Ike Wile of the inter Wks peolesekna. N. Madsen 111= 1 = 4 siikeedieholi the tawdry Min kermerriateg est is print ef this lie seed say roller do lawn Is mulish NM Enid bob petard by Wain N. Wi e r Ms bositessollith 'genet the anairies assamtliesit Isdaskoppentel is the per MM. Althe taillionbl.llll Is Me report, the hes. sad Wooed ihneht , MONO& OM It d. *seam swot Net at the He tans& hoods el lessispoker maid en C li tr iliqP iorep , Wiesen let ands • miss emeing inedipeles. *WM bad estosind nor epwardo if ne math% add tie mat if Mile bad Dna • meet of dit mom pen That it meld be elbservod. WI bees esti* nai ls": P.l s in g t eada ces pepsin by the les , simnel sell he fao Won fiejnat) Wined it Weil Wig be sinned an ifigatry wen Meg lie Ma* ii ii• Den wombs? (ag...Vr). it weellis market, Mena of Ie; • to p'srfie ell those lantede sim to ask the 'SI He eleaset Maipid i l l e ing lirerillid i ll2 - ..____ l ___f.. sr% Mask old 11: e naA 4 Mit le ss d a t of tink - ere epos (Hoor. .) Midellet awe bed bees se whatever is std Zok pseud. mil the eat. ay spirt i gni di palliating a the ropen.not pool Ass,, thereon is bed a right is em ends. bat people Mo. (Mem.) Tie ion member kr Reny (Mr. Meg liaolisild bri nil. with pined bath. is tie misea et eV* Imp bail gins woe ,—.. Mg wboress i a b oleil Misses .d be Me videos opisl ley Mr aye Masi to Mk de me em wasp twine mina% ber ° l l Cll jewi — X , ' ail nape dien tie posidoali neepossidon. poshense. Wen masa ran fete of ilie estahlhisson. owl to bemire iste Me Semosseaksomesmen. asidledsine of ON said nage II sad diens He Led Meeinestee east mild gammas of WWI he meribed= y der ems►ll ada. lima Minim as nip min es his by a pedionestary TOSIMMID• 11l MN nip sejsZerat lIMMOSIONy. but will hen • losing to soma &bust is th is gZ il la.° stets. Vied se le tho assamaa tie with _ me elajimposs : t .i s s p Apr 'masa le asrapaarattis= AWE eleolemeas a sprint ediVillelints of her, lteissers se Is Met not Sailr" killdeer.' lie (tionnet .iv ilelliiiil.llB der wok • mount atadanaist. It sakdka balliglC NU and Climb . Wear pospesf per . The ran the Mine lierelemp Mies with this sote l e fi g=e side whale nem. send its pagan ggq =1 the amen ht. quip, Apse kedidasisolime eshetesest netellbe an The 166. ir Minna ere no. rain bee ths ISA sense an is addisios le those nil visitations Mimes be oder rieMelisi, le= '-enztrottitk-red"`k• Bard Ussisas" Mr. W ism power. as si tie as. awl leleitmen 111.1 ona E state. . EIIIPIT Ind ISM d sne Me• lie Adam rim OM e to kink* I. imam o f f rell. pos. sad he hoped men woe as ma la Ms Imes. set eyes es the boa. eseabes far Nara Wororklillire Meessif, venhe me r ow of ge l = Ili s l i re illisa. = %t e r ' s wend ern %rine/ _ l6l Met Wasi. atLyTM ad al • pediment. ww; ' i cetti for lambs_ ; sin, time" pie posed waning of noisy was Waft supseissin ' IS 11.11711.11 1 , = U r F11411.1* I.IIIIIM v MI6 1 al an iz'. Ode iallbasera ad lbw tha Oh= mil lb. el eels OM grellsd emalosa =i efirelilenbil e e was lan be MAXI ligfe Miss he ea. its assissar t sad ...pile .. [ .: Rom -- - L idl h iletsay krubw illisa lti ' tr i o= r a r a elikove nail • = ass if* Is that SW. at ail matey he wee an that amas ." t t e tteard= = l llk lb. ' es ban. kw eseeils. the sloe eabhowe mimed af eisibry and dd. wmanism-(bed boXIIIM-P'Terbees thelo warebis seldom Mao leamme-se Bogard ef IMP sad issearel of 101 weak% perm (Reseeeed Mahar.) OS Rebell WNW. vsernea xi 10 1 4 _ 11 7. s a "ra stag., • amplete etthea et the mop all be 1 • .) Bat 6; wwaldi emltf :Ir dion lier ie gr o lle ph r e t i r r er t is ... dis s . Tery (star his embleses es Sevessaiy hi Wool. tee Melted pupated the biU ha the Same of Larinwhish the sight Mt breath led orded threesh the Glenn's'. Men, hear.) But he ( Serjosat Nurply) was Mil by the Note Seeretary that it was to the sesthot et the pr iests dm 1846 that particular Mislay wee le hedbesird. Now the earriculan at Ilaystoth. to.. do doe thestadist was lamb the hassaitiss to ths Mob meat hob se • pied, ompleed (eight years ; bat the net of UM did set ewes lase sprisies till ISO, which wee sot morethaa an pesesbee, earl theaseeth it wee imperil& that my MP who had bean lees sold up is the urs t a rs i Yoshio et Sr Behan here ath mid have limdf. (plat, hear.) Bat do lime &enemy 01101001ky bight tutu out M the benefit of the nap; hat Oppose it did, tad It. (11selasst Murphy) bad se isabi thee* maid, was the *WM leer. oweibuses popeyed to may dot be .weraid Ilea upheld do peat is its Moods, ? (Ohellis) Tlts gob lid bed be it em s upon whbe le gle I r NW esesloy t Mt lasf bob tho Plinks hy a suet of hobs I Me set wed mai IT mail; had thieve to do Mob. e wetemmat thd =eir s araely petabeatise est astillayaesth Mb apes their Mosses bet if be 10 d the ham that the essathe di be esdeptheriewl abe t II or f si. ally um moat ~4 . 5 :, ,16,10 apart as meow: b hie peaks. ,) Om mesas uppi Ihe ram.sw llem .thwelaty thev iaheilemee iatathaar with er Ma W Thwdoe. It MI bees se by a et was wit. and deb set • Is was sersims that the Memel imbeds. &system pesoiseth by the otheseorth IFlrl_ __ ft was den Isle i g P it s- r ib. 24.. tr ,.......M.,.= .. le dope the =et et A mu... esese d d i ; t f u lr is am WV ... 41;1a= the law with n ob' sa the b ; whea the passim= bad Mr s Meer f ees Ws Mathes appoest-a met Se- Csata• do of the peak vas. tbal the gethdio tress sow thhterbill, IS effebb ISM diy. Buoy sae bow that the stasaitss at Mapeath. ie raped to Ms teadoes sad rebore. bed bees with sally seatibdth. Wig , _WO diampt Phew' he siloierass the lato MilibbiOneemo, te whoa thole* had Ilheaght 00 Oat a seal k Ihe patty ~.____l ...l oar.) thold wig of the Majasuth po meths hasslap.at take as estie s r9dlilies .'". = said be sum pesos, tar the laisehreem i see swath • d_edi biome of shit (Ni., hear.) TM Name thaustary bel said thee My meth was itheibbed be damethe but dot may piestsedamed there woe oat and thus Mina gyeleeledrbthe**llabewa i ktirAlLgeatissas that dreg ast the Is bi t , t h r e ar sad Zeal ear, bees) 'lt wee mei true diet was wlth labia boa abysmal mil Mot the tibia was allirthd itiatheat blethweries le pesphe by Mies adva j g d e l f m tbdr aad to awry ea a war of Tlik espasklig the al is the motet I as demoted wee the sweedme al ths preleseast eliellN ' Dohs the Wee they bed WM their Mow i t now able:M ee s tee suatmi ef • the rsz eobib taabour eilsoy as k semsobi nerr. . ). OMMlt eme re' ll tlre piesselphim is the west of I se W • wh it bed beset aidersod ea the hes. wibr be ley • othimes swift es the met. width IllissWehlpthoethed the eyelets WM lbas ii Llole bible diem Me mill beam the limb tif Amos* Win boated to the plod far besip'sew= a ltsar . 2 LA....... wee tint there wo a amass PM, et =as y sTartara the 7relebiThhiqdmie. I/ Owe was a anywhere. it was as the pat of Ii tad 8,61=8 esthelisism se me Mufti by thu ewe *odor eit Mr Mie ef the bre. Om dm ' idled the “ T a ndoiss ' as appillim w " and oohs jo es lageteg so bops d ~_., -" Mem/ wok _the path sal Mow and that there to be beenesed et the We a Urptai me heilikof ad sil the tref the earth woo te ebbed* their gamest Mamboed t (Hear.) The mob* be Beath Weiediehles who bad ihmartible mem ea/ who was as LeMall the v r is =a ite lhe le reality , bat it eappilsi is' the dl ead el wedge, a VWw to) lie Idibiiiing el the mid It was supperteil m. 747 stheistoe.:c 4 1 74 1 1 0. lama a altbrelostiem thes im p ar is mesb oossedss ge to 011 theiSis. .'il the ratio lead ea die heal the Chemdleewt the Bo therm do Ilsieshey, seill they bed se pm me islestimat Ihe deoththhat add the Se liaM lee Omni swift sithe Toothy t TM Ml ito elapse ef the emit' 41mq obi sea ems Earl bast.,* set hib barl i eve dm i .Any wall ethommat wad passel trek Milos to.. oaks diebratiess at mimeo with their ego madams 1. be womb set be allemi to tam IL seedlers to cute be the vidideseral• airs pawl, sei. OM mane oat *impend ef as epeeemeM.,.. The duty al the limas 'Mr& mewl= Is that bewootheffe. Me. wee to tea an eadestasress-tet=rz Stiry thsee tole se pam we hat their etheethrl. by gamin titre would halsetabie to ilsbad the seems ' ef threle ef bebith goal Mr. N/ eald that-i 1 Or men stood we 01,111m11111411t ea tits posee-the • boat meal WI the taro twillegmelk fit mall ast bath boa emblem with thotievesebebbed est es by do *Me bed et the lisei ef the plameest. see amid ha (Ma. Napier) haw somsdedeth BMW thetkiewel memo et** pre. poidea woo pepady_ lorded Mow as .orisa be sr sidles as blialry. Ns .all so se resensable ebiesties M howirs Pother the pabile MO with mad to Nay- Meth was Ithesselysgth sabekaliellrbOed ass he the rof thunder Mies lime wielthhei bp polmast. , wis.lreth) SION* Mid awp eamembeathis with smith sad at the Med ef Ihe is OM seb /881:1010101. 9y t agiaL A s i st tho sobs thai, * VC l i i iit= i 7 ' At . ft elL i it i : W m • Moly eroded lie woe hesed to ai r sies :A $t Mith be led hem • party . 00. was 'tho olow whisk be (lb. N bare lad to tehas il ion boopr alma Ile epirit Most a s Or m m adds sed. bast.) Sew. lb whet was Me mt nab ? X Oa the Xelmot albedo iellibk eat Raab othallsaiithe, ft wee dated; == pipe orlasti. iliert W i lts tit arrbad_ mom k wooliMisi the 'earth& a Nom embeds et a shot sod • Mew shoth whale mi • elide "lido • pindile ode eflaits g ai the ' el Ihe 007 ilt liat k eitientheako tetheht the tel s e sir diey ofethelle theath they sisoth 'Us pert and pisrldoe. isetell anis". sae mown to troth ma meal opooloo to min Lliza ilse tboy •oldoslol Ihe ef thio:= mil ptholoss dim lad Met, hart) It OM the diem Mo th In. 'MI6 Wert hoemblest la Mir duty u sethrels ;bit those_ othriam they Awed la 1114, ma it me iimeted by Sr. C. Dodo OM dm fin the int doe the *ma entesee at oda Sams estbdis isstsedistormyead theppey, es wee the moo= that pais& This the iNef do emelthabs baps to ho opera le elms t he GOMM .Mt they ore soli atia=pees Mendes is Mob" to the NUM gee* . d_Week and semelling them to p shaeolthhebeleastai Moir, bees) That Mathes ega talselthe opens ef Wpm& It naiklei to.. the bad civil pliey adepeed weak the Itamseelhelles he this se sped; Allow hear.) Is the omesiddilthe Ikon sashed, pesblis , gematail ha 1844 to the LeethLiethimal of leasth it me NOM that an Isereesed post gm or 4 .... . u. 1111 a tone* the MOM wash et seism thiliisithef b mem the, pearl lib fir Beiset•Basl sod irgaikaby Math, ihatabourst ; askusberme Mk big Mem an 1. Mr. itogiory we* have wilt, .= • 11 . 4 . she pled* a empeadag wash a Oh he ahead hive - bus • - sled to haw hem therhethe by do mem at the = l l 1846. If the bieltepo bad so ea sem* of to the kw, if the great had 1 . 0 ., to sirelthsperer kg mats at Ur sip, and to be the kadtegt the Puma laths& pet ef pepubtioa, he ibabled eve' . - thee he eaten bays Moiled this Os MO died bees MOM. . (Mem bees 4 , 110 IMO ther• se as 7A e letest WISP but ter is Be woad dr Isithim-it was his • Mai wee del thepormoth lIMI Ihe *Wry beat =Om they Moth out hale. MM. Beil lid wow what was dims la la Mt peg par =sat Moored the auestmg of mbar said the patiesep , if the Mhos The meths red the awake he IMpleth add do ether eight that this was • ism Maths Mob mat as aseirset of the sepenisa elms New le._ (10, Maier) abaissel that It wield be eawaiday a the Veto Maio* ,• bat it was the bedsit el solfireserar irtieli oiled he th i iii=7.. Weer.) Is = s ot most le oil the m moods& it was as eopeoks egissmarq. Mime, km) Be. THE EXPRESS, - WEDNESDAY EVENING. harshMt L DONIS width easli Mb* nabs as they bre prod =Oman urn ea est if potersist OS they had armed boring swum of as arrialiss AIM had hews& es Minn is w=ith it wee Ord th at Mileas were* win *sly berth Is lellt. wed , jpet laws WIN IRINA le be jar the* w is estmow to ier leers ef ilith er is thia poist. lis ' ware fae L a tasarrOdswal fee broth bat if way 1 = ost asy *wed gilt bp width Ram b 111MosIBIR OA Irish Mt bass takes i ___bie tirade pst his the tai aMB li i =e Thor Ted te be o re genera awraiwore is tie sinsweg *not airy ; the GeV quad= use as to the w=orms. thine that the =roil beig a myth esionkales, doe *at it pir iipmeal _iiewrittme . , with, oars spit worreMply hi emlebirt *BMW& A myth anieresisa Ina gar - te .o = m ohlerimits He didthisk bat a pow liassarry be weethlly red. At be rote Ills bri wrath fr ail, earlidg era that he bad sat bar *Masa asseleness it, bateg road *the rel ief se on alleallitbr r lea. aad•lemesed sober for Orkse se sr arbag whir) Mies bed feessily Liafis sormems. Me ens. oath leg iriate yaws at Mak* poser Owils=od tbi r doled themselves wft Wroths__ Asa end Mgr is re• bibs to Ithith . Rower IMP= 111•Maatrysten. (Cheese W bilk wilif) had • ea NOM to the tear p angel ftbisl Wiwi lio was "w• trivised Se brews es the Whirl(y of * Bishop of Taus , that se nab Map had olreß eb," tier the sore gametes.) • W . sew, if ha on he gat, *see were _2‘ Mae orris whether or sr Megan& *kip kr bees to di a: otaprpsei fee be peep* of Inland, that vresid be set with • sibs irik wad lo the • r a representative: of that 'dna* he dealmod bee he ward sot be 411 7 Wish 4 rag s ) Ile *old be rasa e * peagosilleg . r......etittabister lie Si teat OA Ile=rtbat is in ttar ill gr=ebilir I. I M illa ile %W a ss ef its gars Lister, ; but H a rr tal . . 1 4 sem steamt e ar na whes it we t ri is t & s ad l end ews iLl mo 'all - so that It was a are , er selligtheeM ail Sir set at . 11thxZe Wel% r illi beihrof i r tiP asjllik • The shank aserierg Warmwee. was to tba roma art. II Mat bolesagb: ll 4 6 : l l ems Mare peeled; Mt Ja the miss lbws elf was * ter tbeparpres of the Marrs* gar were realty ehat est , _.• mad all be would add wog that be agreed vrith who drield ed the ere awl *or of be inquiry be nib* odd saran orbs. ribmiste, and en * Mr..Zrelle s tA b ile a Ire wads if observed lbst hia Itareadds kieri a t ial as LI he Mss _ ail h 4.. ...d..„„ _wadi w▪ ake • pingeWri ot It be odd lassais it: lb felt wry meet Athol to ble : Moil kV Illat mile, big he roma his thr •be wan set peeper& to ore say MOO Mee Wert: Hit Wert waning Is p*t out Ike dat. of the engem es whiekthey 11111, - MMIlt SO MINI. *sirs whit* smith to Ma 'faro) Oleo diesester. • Mr. FORTESCIII robiled mgdsefthilladess, is oir' coot Wits arms twirls Rom smeseers. Is lad as Worm is voTailat it is astrallig of th e boas, led Imodiacto the la try_ of *rd. lb. E. DRII OfITI ern' lis did sot miy well ra- breand to th ey _rola 'Vepirsu the' ' elea et it so- Ills for k isc rs : Se /erre sr pow by Mier Oa *is Ws bt rad ken ‘smiligsoralter two rm.... le men In se= Olt the Mirk of beta* that is be Mr illat ' deg t e ne r bees a is= lOW of WOW& (Hear, bro.) bliss . tie Ma il s ten Ob. Opfew) said be wanted me lagait sh. Iffy psearsed ler it was by a eassidlith 201' lee, grease wee •to be the wear( _prier& Bit what woo I • that they were to Mal Memo. liwillase W(Mr.bel. bib the doelthemo • 0 I‘CS but he Damseele) he meet a "thee ram wry pesgarly belled boishise.V; A. We jpors. The MI, beeigie Woe ar s it solOti re lo lain, as robe s Moir rob Ng i Ibis thee; to rt :r oe ffaller, mit? aalls o thy ea they to aid Ist : oalesar.) TM boa Ida sitsis It ate said this was :nab thievariVrolos, a a:=ollllo lma whisi boil hems pontsthreard.it as a goralswi ardirk Milli lia. Ime (Mr. Desmerowd) Molt gmg Illpy 16n is' tea tad b..Datair= as tim sop bes..thssiber bad reid--(s ' whisk th ey Was rid 'doe theme wen very few leaned thee* pins Marla talbe end VOA mEres thin ware still Ms ob . • eras porkier Mil set exist la sem beekgral Methedge se Mew eseit they thus wraith le talillit the raw. lu at leiOmealk 1 Tban sr rareormeegatelprod Wrlsliss remolded_ NM ONO. It wee •elery whisk leaboas iim • b a r i tt el lser d asfa ;* Lire Bliafteiburp, b 7 ore isseabare di=et lon, the bases to take ern lo do • away `Ow nerarnial • meter at the *oh of Begot ?shall-lhe kr. embark (11: 46 7gl ow dessi it. If selier g h e won la.iiiiwees to gia",,viti,.. tb mg kr IMO II hievaraby, od iri elk Tenallawlat . velem lie ezterhali ks ebesid ablest Is ' ~,01 4.l..reatablea as. eiemelatesid , i r. beg, .Thaaa. tlial tkiit gee sr a esd. = that * poMie sot are it hi& thost, lest that OM Misr volt antlariaticat if bed et Let yeir es the lakaleedri Titre BM.. Is .hallostilikia Area the telt* Ms* her.) .1416...bi11i = 4 l, ortoseher t r ti ties .m.. ,o l.l . ll2 = OM agar drAi s Theesill .l = erre &Oise o asst lvo n s i tt i esugiresta -: ' Osloil I V e rrone aides* ON eine* bey. right Irv* St rewed their/200am Labe latithme Hal bed bratrld apes the baked the Mese. Dry were thoied as their Arm adheres' to ' the Fre*, el are awl raisins liberty. hit DOB Mils pew* ray Milk bill Is the raiN Irises awbrawe *Orr, asd he war It roar to a lesolart to lite Qom% giros the bet to Ib ib aZ Maati n A we, #a. WO* Z sir It ' smt bil . that or Sorg awed le MOW Ise be births sad ammo at Widows Ist *lien U m, pila=u s..... urgess to be gam e lla i Zeta. ' • • lb wood . I iris - 4 , a be ad *need. Its kNOTET aid that no tire Wu allseased Is which the debar Wei to be adloormed. This gassimit seollt sot lig oh; se be. paged With, ea it was the Mir dig- r Oh, eV modasiwist *ids) He wield sit Is boo se thrith SOPA Om lise I" la li *Ma be Barra was to he trim or sly Molt proem atall era' dr • - Mow The filldAllEß rid that So ben Om Ihr bide *Mbar* debate eirshl ha agemassi. bthin *Wag to Wlimeril =rib- um 1 . 0 414 .,t.42 - t e lhe wtastiest ilelth " laur el* Ir is; mos wino • lies * to be Blom thsenthisamil Weir IL "Zs be reseed if the = aill were silesiod will es Wreak, sad were then te t Stds . see Will e y * tea/ottled, , Mr. rid us se iva i r th rig erte. u = „ 1 . 21 the Ma, hat Trisha lei t soda* ' It was his to bard ills to li a ll ek s Zbetees to too as early day eel *Me the •Ithate odd he rowned. - (Ores of " Ob.') • p H* 'id set know what boo. oar by Hat ais ' D . i_ii_ . _ a l h i s ejldr. = r wiiliag boa. mesmem• ' ." l " r "P be w hid soo t" ew e s as tler ' *Mew ant ose skew s the •a& Le,..A. le take prweemaas. le• a' er mterhabr Ler** Odr..l3ldipassartr. a l ad is tba ins olarnsbes ert es osier (Dir , thaist4if divide. , . a seirow vaa thiluk ile is do so mut ; err Mt had li ff M the irthe bed mare dame se. (Oh TM •O'CIORMAIII nee to ease. He mei Mean It vas salateatiosalies lb pert of the mew air IM•Wareiths4 to into the .aim s ro, mil wa.gU is sterear le prip Vt)._ latibilf re linoiritstims whatreH solo Sr anerwrigt. the alert et Mii ores. • _Mr. D'ATIWouRT was sairreedi to say that be arid sat withdraw bia meths whib read Int es the ores That i abidN MAHON beryl that Ike deb* Odd I sat he adjoined, bat that hos. reother ward widths, I Heir tether al MOM The CHANOILLOS of the lITCHICIIIIII sail that the stated pubes Malaga, b. than fhb it se. I !isomer,. that tie Mate druid be en tllaed ----- taies tli bat Pa would to the bear It Web owe be advisable le W el tl am W drills es the lois goer at ors (Lead thews) (t S- ARTMOURI. did pet Alder le the swein, bell Warr wet enema to the ai*emir W the debate. , 'nu laid.) He odd aped whet be bed rod Maga deg aellia they gave Wit Cabs—he weala out all him am Dahlia croak. but lath- les be all tragsesk swum they Caen, se be wee respell is that eleazastee by M alleglassa to Raids ia all the albeit's—Dr. Calks wee ese el the trustees ; • h d isi w is e& IN de , . vs, . .' ~. amid • . diaaris. Tips r e a ri es t a . di D; 1 1 _ 01 '. ,1 1 " " et ili t r t to A; set "( bpe estee- m yes s pall ..... ' what was • . t, I m ug, e shosialatese . ,isit " I severe! - g •se tis w lot la Cie- , ; l' ir 4.. , 0 6 IY kali 7 sr... _ear. • ser It. it . 4 :. loth ' .., el lit be ale at an ,• do "''' .• . ' dismal Robert reel , Mew, that kw- the llama • • ittga leseld beVit by eye beat is eggymifttite Worn. Levis( web • lays ssia afx r alibeeeadi die pa, 111. - ens sCealll4 ltat suers taisOrarpereatereitts hod - ilishireit themelvse is slier spiel. Tat et Alma egg. hear at aa alussestass Pt 1410 , 111 4"ltotV o ot T 8... •.....ailoi. seal. , firs MOW passism.e t bed eel lii- mitts' menbees.) Ha 111.1114 ho bat ... nit ambl e MAY 26, 1852. hegega--6101m4 of u Ob. siel—that, as • Rama same& is . he: it int= bis thug ma ts appals the saslbm. a. • dismiguiey. hat ha am nion:ft:ow cm that giVir agaimeselly ea member, that jigs. it it iggliki! bad boon a Math 'to Om ..- ' Mr. T33olllllramifil that them was a WINO= width 1p ht, sattled Wiese the Maio most to a da was w tarishMish the As' WOO et this adloamod lobate, it brAkar the loud Amid a dam mar Wodawsday. If the hones did ad Adam owe Widessday bo did all sea why ilea &Ws shoubtred• lor . An m et& =ay . t b ilays i nhor s g e m =riga= = is Ha had a amigo a the pupae =swag** h., mad les all It to bells duty to jameal with it. la wise am M give the Wed pad, awaits sa ot tia&be Asides of the Rasamamthellos Ho was te=wq with Ms moll" l i thS was a : bat h; a1 =1:1: Ramis mithelle SIM& wool& le him say la rhos birary width hid botathetasysit on the midis af Kit • • um H. in wilting to wow al cam la des of die right the Chasseller of tho lizahstusr, had go at dem Os m ods sa the vn but at Me same time: soraid sot bat rimark that tiara wen maw laimes fathead osambors who, although use lag ibs beguity. van yet =doss to reseal their TM Os TM Y I G N O I MAN MAHON said that tho boa. member he Dublin had inked him to withdraw some @smudge; mei by ids as Thamday last, whoa the hos. atme: him self had Mellielal mod widely from the subject under die dodo& Tho BPIAZZIi tamisdied the how. somber that the sq Mies baton the basso was the adjounissout of thedo lalisty was distal it a divides, but the adjourn mat was shimatsly speed to. Oa 99r Mara we Mad The O'GORMAN 11/100$f apeablag to des Ipmetion of the day to ahem tho *halo should he idjourmell. Ws as ilimbred the hod .goer to dais! idsamdf from Ow OWN- Tadao et tile ha. impoir it' Mr. AMITE mid OW es ha madmalsod it, So matloa was Aram aditurameat matt Wt. dn. the %spits to seam ea MOM thin maims mils seises of the • Tho •11FRARIR aliplalsod that mesh a mods. wodd be thamsisloat with Os *el of the hots. Mr. WIRT maid this. that w doted bo ad joined' WI Ter stem Mr. RILYNOLDS add' that rthatreva day be might iimed.ths bow add& No lasi dm With robemse to what bad Nita ham he lad meabir hr last a les meld Mhos that haw reember, algell. be (lb. lianaidardr illih rrßer mil •ast lima 'Mai his 'Maim ems st Ns doh of Wag to adopt a roam Wiest to Ifirriwillgo. (Lead hughtirr.) • Mr. /MGR mid that as Os gommimeat womb miles* ia hefts el the loguiry,tiews amid muds bs as thjesdia o be tr hod o K 'M to ihill A Vadleestmout. Th• s RlCHSllagsl7lsisel 11. isbymiaded dm law that the m which they hid boom saallisd tothsee saggpshd ms the s qualm that day. Is ths preset dals tithe gelid balms. Id lam M ad make aay doosesisaaf ara* days cm a part tithe gmatmosat. Kr. V. SCULLY tasted t haw was 49- Linesejo as r ma t homer apse of lard Thithy, to pond% Oh A..=I32LL segpseidaa adjoadimmt to Mari am 13 'Ws*. L y re* Oa hems : • ' For F 1 h. 6 -- 1 — lAA I=3UM a N emu moolim that is M. at its Adis, scliesni mar the DAS* thy. H. eihat demi Won ilasitheas Mom alien* lump* tailod to seadasse au& thaw I:: 41111111 p ea . agr '. _ll o shorted wash* vas wadded iambi the hear Ishg enqualatod with their purpose. moths ha less abed to make wager flail latter chafferer. (" Oh," and a kook.) It ego from circuradaiwas which it was ast bli to go into, that they area sat Fluty la bide te• , at the miondag sitting, a IMMO allsadeses ti malls tbm to get *sough tho pa* tism, ohm they bad a Sall of the TM dillearthe. thom. wan ba lsam moving a col all Um% mthat the less, at its Tarrii"la all Thjamidsy. Weilie mow. War, He. L CRAWS* am wry Mies maw ths aessmity 4.21.3f1ari11• obsi . sad "Dividn“) . la siker that tho hams saighthspo Oa oppeadmity of losidig lestwome their duty sail ilip gist surer at this May, .64 7 7 . , do this dads la aIP 11l attar Os Ild =lan ths ialleksellggrttiodeat the 1 tales passeilmth ethos lailmiem es WI alieli t et 68 ke g la 11:ar ial re g el i t ilValk ali a s thus the' Zinment— Tee these*. 49 it . . en . • Tlbe am again divided' Lora Palmorsesa's motion, the multbses th 'Ma wore-/- ylr tho sai it 47-143 FITZROY them moved th at the hams de sow e g mail Them:day. 0P417. boar.) It was quits di m boothistwapild bo tmi if tidy wt spin that meas. sad it atiastandly gulag that either tho Seethes to he imeohle li e t *mild bo pat to the laseamaisam of miming Astra_ ILL ANIITRY I TMaat oppose this meths, but ha !poet n it e gr . sdi s aise trag n z hr *a patty ePP•mate; Mr s . 111WDEGATR regeediated tho Ma ibthall those who mad with blab wars not maim . the a limp eo ham thatha ta lga g l i s6 Dard i a i rsolld me he smarod. Afro a tow wads hum Mr. Difritoomar, The he.. MthisQ sad the sambas were— Far the it • l2 B-19 ' The riXtis that euemsdad, at 8 O'clock till sight. The boom mimed at 8 o'clock. OAR OF MR. MURRAY. Lord D. STUART gave areas that cm Therodirj obit hs would pat a amethou tm the Hada Semstsa or Hato Al roods. Aia frageehag Oie Ems of ILL Z. Murray, opw skier statsmobf death is Sams. (Maar, boar.) /111Molo. Miasma naval thin the how bs coasted, Vii! atembire beim; renal, des home adjotrasd 11 . Mr. Pugh paired lee Amoy of 4 • l ‘ dr. Sem seabed. Likens's' Catlike, ARIr 001 et obi 11 . 11MAPOLUL ITATIII SIMPLY COMIIITTItho—The it =else it Ili to Tern % red allows . id Dam the 171 I; sidshi le same Se the Mew Rime Cempasy, the Mob Lotita , sod the Mawr Lee leathity vide a proper Atte In enured to Ile neethera aid Ahem et the notespelit, the onotoltles hay- WI. lint hood emosh manse to ~hoe them that Drib proem of sending a.mpply of pare and Stbdiseente war Isilesse s.: Kiesp 411, TINOWS• MIA blear 111 to the etv er i gm e On he elbolerise In the head et ars. Oa Keetes Mr. Wailient dot emmonholeas Imi,talimpleA Ohba the seepanks, while hod ran la • peptides 12.1ftellteslies the New IRAs and MGM Innis Otm .. moil take apen _themat the _ishis °OW Mho Lee fedi; set meeellstelMol4 'lnueeptanthie fordo mob. Weise of the nalgthlss. epee- a thmshr of all the power of the moos. Ie may to St o bizerl, the lawless of the der Lee InMts to the that they else iced toomtless moo 'my brie the ant .at which. was to a Mist trod by hmeelesM neaps eel w as lobe esselmtnii, Illy resmabsit hy pazikapat .. agothed wok • I. tnipier WI rers hate the heads si two sr mere owirollet dm Aid of *bus 1 ,-"gr ils " Ilse wee to meats soothed Ow the tom ieseems et ha slorthelisee. Ti b t o tentleill, at the same =iis fer Na New Rime Irk . = with wpm sett* tees mematt - tee, altar dell , pared a feraladea seproehe of to• pest that en mistet bad not been sone to, sad la timed that they go es milks** Mew River IMI repel : ei the se weeks eel topenument, espial oat fetes, and take the t cLeedeaMM is eh re wide, bib them* Maw. MiDLAND CHM WINNIX/111 WA/ . 011 ILVWD.— Tairmley th e rood commay's WI for a =away tot tows of Cana, and a des fa the Um to Y COUNT OUT." Members present net evening when the home wee counted out:— Mr. Anstay. Mr. Hobhonse. Sir B. Brydges. Mr. Keogh. Mr. Carter. Mr. Lao,. Smith Child. Mr. Migl erv er. Sharman Crawford. Mr. 0' Mr. T. D'Egpooart. The O'Gorman * Mahon. lord Duncan. Mr. Padre. Mr. T. Dunoombe. Mr. Seholefield. Mr. Ellis. Capt. SeebelL • Captain Fordyce. ' Mr. V. Scully. Mr. (leach. Lord Dudley Stunt. Colonel Gilpin. Mr. Spooner. Mr. Greene. Mr. Toured. Mr. Greenall. Colonel Thompson. Lord Robt. Grosvenor. Mr. Thornely. Mr. Orogen. Sir J. Walmsley. Hostel Owys. Mr. W. Williams. Mr. Hamilton. Sir W. P. Wood. air. Mgt.& Mr. E. Yorke. WRECk OTT PENIKAEX MAllR.—Dating a strong gale from the north•east a few nights ago, tke Union, of Carnarnn, laden with bricks, war wrecked of Penman Mawr. Unfortunately the muter and one man wen drowned. A large &chooser was discovered in the bay dis united and °amino damaged. A tog-boat went to her assidaece, sad mmassded fa towing kit into a plain of oaday. 11Chi Ottinetoo • • — •••••• ; •* 0— " -- -TO ::EnTi. • mlakth,fte the own ••• 11 •11% itltrizga 00 F • isittbki • 4 10 4 . la this °it 14088."Lma•• Imhof talon. !.2 1 1 18 % 4 Tin +Wink ea Ike SIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE . Tula DAT—LKSLIM. lA. 47a. --Altar's. 71. 111 a. Tammany —Wmaleft, 7n. 19.1 *Ramos. 110. See. LONDON, WBDNESDAY. MAY 96. LORD DUST is certainly the most audacious of Prime Ministers. Driven Into a corner on Monday evening by Earl GREY'S masterly defence of has trade in sugar,—its which the ex-Colonial Ilseretary showed that under competition in this sthrlest between colonial and foreign sugars the slave tau is declining, and production in our tropical pemessions is increasing, Lord Deasy had the temerity to state that in Cuba, at least, the slave-trade is on the rise. Its decline in Brasil he admitted, and rightly ascribed it " to the vigorous and sincere exertions of the Brazilian government;" but in Cuba, he said, " the fact was that the slave trade was at that moment on the increase." His lordship quoted no figures to show this, referred to no facts, gave no authority. It requires the aid of Brazil to settle and arrange the affairs of the Plate, therefore ho did justice to its government ; but having no each temporary use for Cubs, he boldly made an usertion about that island almost as unfounded in fact as if he had included Brazil in the same offensive imputation. A return of the number of Ahican slaves im ported into Cuba and Brazil for each of the lest ten years has lately been presented to parlianient And the document shows an the hat three years the im portation of slaves into Cuba has actually declined; for whilst the number imported in 1849 was 8,700, the number in 18.51 was only 5,000 ; showing a diminution of nearly 4,000 Africans, instead of an increase, as Lord Drau states. And this fact is all-important as beating . on the complaint of our West Indies, that, in the pro duction of sugar, they have to compete against unlimited impor tations of slaves. For sugar is the great staple oft Cub hat a; end nine- are tooth, to of it th e the slavuces tionreVet the number actually imported is small ; and their effect on our West India Islands must Hanlon be trifling. . BM 'agar is only a staple of Brazil; and it is not a eta* the production of which is largely increasing in that wintry . ; whereas the cultivation of the other t thqie,, soffee, is rapidly augmenting; and this fact r i sA . an important bearing on the West Indian For it was not to the culture or menu• thelems it apt' in Brazil that the enormous numbers old &the Jr from 1842 to 1849 were devoted ; bat to the ting, grow th , and picking of coffee -an article which our West Indian possessions do ma alas into strong competition with Brazil. The sugar plantations of Brazil are generally of old growth, and the slaves upon them are not as • ge neral rale raw Africans, but negroes either born in Brasil or of many years import . The work in a mplantation in that country scomparatively At the season when it is most Revere. the negross are unusually well fed; for, in addition to good reticles, they consume large quantities of the mar canaltsalf; which is unusually nutritious; and the othispenee is a much grear tendency to a natural imams of slave populationon a Brazilian sulisit en a Brazilian coffee plantation. is almost invariably planted on the sides of hinitt , the labour of attending to the plant is sunstmsallg severe ; when ripe it affords no sillitinal supply of nutritious food like Niger; and when picked and piled it is liable to Wit; this renders spreading out to dry frequently =ary rake are sudden, and when the berry is oat a theseuding shower greatly injures it. L r— rhst the Who plantation slaves are liable first to sodden exteselesnands on them to woad the berry tint, in order to save it from fermentation, and then Is as sadden a piling up again to protect it from mit. And se th an calls frequently recur at night, .thsir tack iemthitherder than that of the slaves on mar 1 . ; hence their greater mortality, to replacement by raw and leas skilled lllthmithes, Lord Dann repeats these West In dian sempisiab, we reply, _look ts the figures in this taunt; end beer in mind these facts. For they prove that those colonies have not had during the lest ten years to pamper in the production of sugar With anythieglflut the whole number of slaves said to have been imported into Brazil ; whilst the entire ' number imported into Cuba has been trifling. Nor does the return show any gnat additional supply of slaves imported into Brazil since the ad =amen of slave-grown sugar, and the reduction of the duty on foreign coffee. In 1846, in the middle of which the measures plained of by the West Indies were enacted, the impor tation is set down at 50,324 ; two years afterwards iaile to 60,000, but for one year only ; in 1850 it to 28,000, and in 1861 it was but 3,287. So that, if free trade were responsible for the additional 10,000 of 1848, it must claim some of the merit of ..is Ming of 31,000 in 1850, and of 61,000 in 1851 • Mal One the asv opration of free trade on Brazilian glien proportionate relief to the 6 111"I l i gs i t Indies, according to their own theory of their distrens. Thll merit of free trade in the matter is, that OEiwed free scope for sound opinion in Brazil ; that freedom produced a great change in sentiment on the slave-trade in that country. by the salutary dread of continual recur s! the yellow fever from slave importations, Ithits out in 1849, it enabled the . government to Brasil pus and carry into e ff ect t laws • the slave-teed. ; and the dates s ra n se laws rind of their application explain the great decree's af 1861. ' In 1849 the importations, it wM be observed, are said to have been 64,000. Now it was in January, 1860, that Lord PALIIRRRION limed to the British rho Brazilian station thee" peremptory bathprodueed each disagreeable discussions Brazil . and Great Britain. In 1850, importations fall to , twenty - three. &an d ; owing, es Lord PALMERSTON alleges, Iris severe meanies of repression; more, as . we to the yellow fever and to Brazilian legate- But, granting for a moment that Lord N is correct in his cause and e ff ect, it is fit, in spit, of all his severity, the imports, delays, into Brazil in 1860 was 23,000. He I mmo done his utmost, and still left importations to that gent _extant. Ingrnishm., 1860, however, the Brazilian legis tbs masted the stringent laws against the slave with which we are new am familiar. By No er, 1860, the Brazilian • government was in a kasifion to effectively orry . out those laws; and be fore the end of the year hia actually wised several slavers and liberated many slaves. And what was the consequence in 1851 P That while Lord PAL IIRRI3TON'9 external severity in 1850 had only re slave importations to 23,000, the in- C i a t i d eystem, of repression carried out by the Bra zilian government in 1861 educed the importations to 3,287. Thus showing how greatly superior a suppressive agency is the force of a domestic policy of repression to any application of foreign violence and outrage. When, then, the British West Indies come to par liament and claim protection of their sugars against 'the unlimited supphes Brazil and Cuba have of African slaves, the reply is, that those countries have now no such supply; and that the abolition of the slave-trade is now as much the end and object of the Brazilian government as it king has ' been the aim of Great Britain. AMONGST other important things done at the meeting of delegates from Mechanics' Institutions at the Society of Arts last week, Mr. Turxem. lug gested the propriety of copies of parliamentary papers being given by parliament to the various local liainstitittions. This suggestion, as might be sup was very cordielly received, and cer tainly emery's support. Several petitions have been presented to the legislatum on the subject, and those already published not only to show what has been already done, but to point out the way which others should follow. The Mechanics' In stitute at Gateshead, the Cheltenham Literary and Philosophies' Institution, the Derby Machu- nid Institution, the Macclesfield Society f or the Acquirement of Useful Knowledge, the Literary • and Scientific Institution in Tiverton hav e petitioned the House of Commons to supply them with these ses sional papers and acts of parliament free of expen se , The Gateshead petitioners intimate their willingn ess to have all such documents thrown open to the ia. spection of resident non-members free of expen se . With respect to acts of parliament, it may b e re marked that one great difficulty in modern English legislation is to devise efficient means of promulgating new laws. " Nemini lieet ignorari" is the ma tins of the law courts when any luckless wight pleads ignorance of any special law; but how is any man to acquire a knowledge of all the multiform statutes that are annually hatched by parliament? It is vain to think of having these bulky and innumerable 1 documents proclaimed, as in simpler times, by b eat of drum at the market croon, or stuck up on the church door how are Englishmen to be informed of what they are held bound under penalties to do or abstain from? The legislature culpably neglects its duty, so long as it takes no measures to have all Englishmen mode cognisant of all laws. An important step will be taken towards this desirable end, by adopting measures enabling all Englishmen to read with intelligence and plainly all new laws within their reach. Fur this the establishment of elementary secular schools in every district of moderato extent is one requisite, but not of itself sufficient. The enaouragement of local free libraries is necessary to enable men to turn to practical account the art of reading acquired in elementary schools. And wherever such local free libraries are established, there ought Acts of Parlia ment to be sent, for deposit and preservation, in order that the general public may have access to kuow their contents. The sessional papers of parliament are only second in importance to its acts. Absurd, redundant, and often silly though these documents be, they contain an immense quantity of valuable information, that is nowhere else to be found. The mass of the popula tion—even of the more easy and wealthy classes— have not only no means of obtaining access to these sources of information, but no means of learning what they contain. To enable the public to form a sound judgment on the great political and economical questions now at issue, it is indispensable that they should at least have in their power to learn what the sessional papers contain, and to consult them occa sionally. With proper precaution and judicious selection, compliance with the petitions of the institutions above alluded to, might be made instrumental in promoting the great objects of national education, and a sufficient promulgation of the laws. Let copies of the sessional papers and acts of parliament be tignimdtted, free of expense, to every such institution is is favourably situated for being the centre of a district, and has taken efficient measures to establish, in connexion with it, a local free library. These insti tutions would thus be rendered accessible local pub lie archiles, and schools for the study of contem porary history and practical politics. The object contemplated by these petitioners is intimately connected with the movement which aims at inducing the Commissioners for the Indus trial Exhibition to redistribute the contributions to the Exhibition guarantee fund, for the purpose of lhaving that fund applied in aid of the establishment of local free libraries and museums. Of the five places Likami.which the petitions named have been forwarded tar have contributed to this guarantee fund. Tho *due and utility of local free libraries would be ma terially increased by their being made places for tho deposit and preservation of the sessional papers and OW of parliament for the inspection of the general public ; and having thus been invested with a kind 1 of official character, parliament and the government acquire a right to watch over their -rooced rouldinsistthe public ings, and that were foir y dealt with. The important step recently taken by the Society of Arts enhances the practical, importance of these considerations at the present moment. An organised union has been effected between the society and nearly two hundred local literary and scientific insti tutions. "Of the particular modes is which the institutes propose to take advantage of the union so brought about (observes the .delisnaurts of last Satur day) the general opinion of the delegat appeared to bs, that a torpeof lecturers, should bo formed, with the vie* to giving courses of lectures partaking eassiewliat, of the nature of college classes--that the institutions should make out lists of such books as they wish to obtain, in order that exchanges may be effected Xtireen themselves, and arrangements mid* with puWistas for a reduction of price on taking a Large quantity—that a ad/cabling library of expensive topics and'insta-urnents should be formed—that a moveable exhibition of inventions and improvements in machinery and manfifaeleres should be got toge ther—and that the aid of men of great attainments should be sought in establishing clones in circuits, with the object of giving greater educational scope and power to the institutions." hie tt t; sp appears to be at this moment awaking t t the country to renew the enthusiasm fen for echanies 'lnstitutions at their first establish ment ; to extend and perfect their machinery; and to stimulate all the various districts of the country to emulation and combined action. In short, the first faint outlines of areal university for the people have been dimly shadowed out. Now is the time for any one who has national education really at art* bestir himself in his own locality, and en to his own lights; and certainly every g Mechanics' Literary Institution should sup- Mr. TUPNELL'ek - Mfg:N*2R r by- petitioning par :ftffiemt for gratuitous copies of parliamentary demi asks. • THE MAYNOOTH DEBATE YESTERDAY. • The Protestantism of the ministry is very like its protectionism. In two nights both have been brought to the test—both are found wanting. The Bari of Derby has given up the corn tax ; Mr. Disraeli the inquiry . into Maynooth. The former has prejudged the decision of the agricultural consti tuencies upon the one question; the latter has done his best to prevent parliament from coming to any decision span the other The Maynooth debate came to an issue yesterday morning. All Were ready to divide. The question was ripe for a division. What did the ministry— fog, after the speeches of Messrs. Walpole, Disraeli, and Napier, the ministry and Mr. Spooner aro iden tical—what did the ministry do? Four o'clock struck, and the debate was well nigh ended, when up . rose Mr. Freshfield from behind her Majesty's ministers, and moved the indefinite adjournment of the debate! Pressed by the sar castic taunts of opposition, they attempted to amend the proposal. 'they prop osed that the debate should be rammed " after the other orders of the day"—in other words, at midnight! Stranger still, they carried their proposition ! It is true that this success was not gained altoge ther without resistance. On the contrary, the en deavour was made by Mr. Anstey to compel the adjournment to a more seasonable time—vit., to this morning. But on this morning the Derby Stakes will be lost and won ; and, as Mr. Anstey well remarked, "in the conservative mind the Derby element preponderates over the protestant." So the house upon two divisions rejected Mr. Anstey's proposition,—Mesers. Spooner and Newdegate, and all her Majesty's ministers voting in the majority. Still a chance remained—for the ministry, not for the opposition. The debate was adjourned until the evening; albeit " to come on after the other orders." Now, thole who had charge of " the other orders "--•• vis.,Mr. D'Eynconrt, Lord Robert Oreirvener, Mr. Ddncombc, and the rest—had all expressed, each in his own fashion, their readiness to give way, and to *Bow the adjourned Maynooth debate to have pre. same. It was *retort very clear to the ministerial mind that, when the house resumed at eight o'clock last night, it depended only upon Mr. Spooner and the ministers to secure precedence to that debate. But to do so it was necessary, first of all, and be im° all, that at 8 o'clock a house should be " formed" —the proper business of ministers. For the honour of that " truly protestant admiois. tendon," we regret to say that at 8 o'clock a house was nog " formed ;" that at least one honourable member who had stationed himself at the door used with effect his influence to prevent members from coining in to "form" it; that, in less than five ini• nutes after 8, the house was ignobly "counted out," and that the solemn pretence of an inquiry into th e Maynooth grant is now a "dropped order, and, a s such, entombed with all the Copulate. Tim tree t trade: the di A 1 holde clausc Alt way t befort south the B to kit der I 01 . ties o forma ands ing leade and 11 ::: 1 of th they MTh Pe*P l to tl oblig of th test court aPPI man offer Amc gain, ch - s . ti; COM dill, mat cool to e COTS offs. act tit( dii *a th Si M as