The Express. — London, England, 1852-03-16 00:00:00

IMPERIA.L HOUSE OF LORDL—MoNDAT, MARCH 16. The LORD Csaitcatz.os Mk his sat at 6 o'clock. POLICY OF TEE 00,1111113 LENT. Lord BEAUMONT rose, paesek to alike. to present a parka ,blaim et the Wry Wide& es the unary by tate ei ad v kits se Is dr Warbles of the gresseest respelies the kw veralsi ofbreigacent; sato putaquediestabse poem neat, whether it b. et le met. air to meow ask to perliskest asebeeeliss Wks peek pike with Ilirall srat lett he ile a= lia The ati =trbr s ir sei a l te s = ha in . elk the arise which lse had OM. ere wee ing elk bear to the *al bilked ei the arks./ oneeprese ef the who seifidog eiek=il to dr tithe with repot to es era bus bergs eseeblea sebb kid dna k a wish et amid aka leogth. naked art to es doile thet no shield be pet klesseseles of the istesdeas elf sialson2 tbt mask pseebb reeteat ; bat da antsy won a psi badly term what mere= were idesly to be promaid in resod to the reaseres of INC Be sailed epos the noble lard at the heed of the govenuasat to soak. ea et. ',licit sir meat es de wider, sad earns be a snow to remove ell limbt awl uncertainty. TIM aebb earl (the lad of Derby) had on • forum serres stated that he bed not is say wey c the spiaioa, he hod keg formed on this athlete; thet he thought the priasiple of ionise a duty ea era the right principle ; and that it was be the karatep of the seek try that each • duty should he meintakei. Wise aloft this spikes, the sable earl postailed to soy that this kis smsely Ns freer and individual optima; sorespeady, this dederatisa raid f i o w n r aj o e si cideor kin beds asatry disk whisk St Elvis. the of the gossearest. Be (Lad Brooke) inf however, that the sidle sari week popes the kapesitas of a duty ea sera, if as be this pediment. when he bed avowed hkiseLf la a mks- NV, yet ia the stk. The ally way sf esserwariei the sear of the areary wee to take a divides la the Mew et Commons at the earliest possible memeat ad if the ark lord lad sae/ awed that latileabla t M%led Branseat) would or have said a Nil 11.1111 the trivet ; but, instead lacking as, the skis Ind hod kerely said that it wee • pasties for the wary to lie. There were two rouses that siPt lees his. adoptid, ale of them free from kirks. The aside bed Wide bees rid dankly that be weird Mk poupoodierh a mom is the art primer ; or thee, ahem. pasiskti his *sward the be would amok obloodid frog ta. subjeet, is vier efface /skis_ ii= lllll.l.l ll . lt ed to arm from its renewed Ma Me so, he would not have • weed of bellimieg either tonne to tie p mt file sad ; bet whet the mile hod Nal dies was appal to tho magoy to maple do egbellss this issedes. This was sat the ended da d beg o s i n t s zallator en dam in ha owne se in • emir en Ibis ball * of to dm public, whir leak' ad die &ghost MUM to Mk the goo die be pallidoet. kierelly it wee the dm dapisie ant to solskato nommoso the ank of lad gloved kis .dales to Mk= to the daisies of the sea *ley, whoever that sight M. If that were se, we sere adrasciog min regkik them amid have been thought possible to the posessiest of as 'Ursa eke. reg. The snersat the aside earl had mated the he avast to adept, hie dodo had Ma takes by bah parties—the sodenedas ea the is head, owl the Anti•CmorLaw Immo ea the othor—os the Mel he reenerft • • germ .ad bitter agitation, of which as ses skid siieste the sad. At aay there was to its res, the onady hod a risk to win oho siol kinder die midenin WOW l i • e = gi held • damn Mom • tho lied thon_peasesiodi to anomie ma no doll ed** aUmiak by Ifs. dhebleplio. as at 3fr. Inn& Mointitol did bodes a plea the sioady was MUM to bow positively from gooomerme what come key waft shoot to mom, in whither it was their kbatisa to On dal, as pootoideo spied dodo COM 1 1 47 . 111: wares of milinte dhesint IS the turf, wins they en tered ism des ewe he.. br a as% to stow with whin doy hand to who. aid the ma k lord Mal as do WM/ this Mlow de sample. AS perat, se two ef the Walk= lad speed la their slatemais, yet all of thin or awn that it was quite floar shot they breaded to Is. The wee, • state st neess sad easerelaty LrniClimes pieblic mind ; he was we legiond that the idiot Nth. noble amok slamset had km to sawn m inds= of had to • meideratile ingest whilst late I mid" meg oal'oft mom did sot Yaw es what Oasis to dad thok • clear men dialect stair mit mil at bad say am bra buddin for ea I niasee bed alpkilly f I mike= do aide ff solllonsei pepsin le Mid • ibm I owes an an W. ippon IL Ilk bed km nee deg nee on wed ad aellikodoei bed boss mean be the rellodep ema lee Ow sumo sod ossepkie ot bra hod en de n dm dew Isere ar e k whin deb hen beta oaken M par N at Igat,ll. the oak hoed. ho meg lay kid a IMtpod I he bad this seoldpki se Misly tstilt food die ohm. 1 balloon inktaly ommeled. the aim I goessolly, he onataked ia r l dwg ea t er f Sashzi = I bad were before bola la • mailltlis If that were the he theight thoy wend not MOM of _podgy of ISM, mos oho sellinm of Iho maim et bed wow pond thew they lowa ilmedn. We Mar night be la I the Mogen lo we oy mkt. sill onsmod to reuse the po- : N WM, n dint m ingalsk Mt by ch drape km 1 on Se wield b e deed su up, an don is W dmi. Ilk mad do dommeset taut ee SII OA ties •bfi l 4llllllllll polksylr ag best is mi t y Orp M Nuke say altinglia le it, what that abossike was. If lawever, the noble sad was digerradoel to lane 1 Sep k bo nest laths ad dist bows paleg • pot porankitso. (Igedlkawased hod Moved that adooridety febtod, he bad ohms tho that wiallthetY ad win these anowles k peg to Oa Mho mei the modia of nab Mtn. Ito Mk bud eleakid by piosonee • • ho stain to bio Ma ends eel onapiiii • llos aid* onto*. The limb dod os le of FIVIIIIIIIAM—WM the ? table lord lave DM ebb edam it cores from Lad BILCUMO3IT—rome %air, sad one or two tows. ; alp is the selphberhoed. The Earl of FIVEZSMAX—WiII the ibis bed state to ',For dale petitioal Lis ifiLAVIIONT—IIIet you hoogegaMo hosio will • ont as Zai lo wdl Alm this lb= do trolli they at mini in ion de= of de prink morldely so to_ _Makes of The Mad of 101111 MY Se son ad mad _ hit* 1 I altell be rest seek to tie edge lad sal le yen i beak's sea oylaiiwe • en fomblin who my duty Mk nein So domino Minn kloomemilby boo Me- I togo un ceensetoonoenloostilikeepdompo of k tbo anon d the okenalkei iiikh lC l bed ale beam to nail to your Maks a lindolk op. la fekg fhb IS is rem goadasy lin I ihodig Mow silk log—aedi I hid fin ken so holuidie to do go—kho the inks diedaolo elk km* to tie o = die and km. tho MORS pond Is the kbakek where elide Y es Limb or towels or Mime; ael I dell eat bo bd th. mils leid. an I km dot am it my Mk Mimi oar in ell be kJ. fey thin thet elios V enii iimeaft• kis • moot frensis ea the eats- E: e f t tbe eons lawril=Mdel shies.) sable hmagoldelyagginagi=li b is e bonen bp foommi to *ow to ilk hien die oodles sob ebbe thato wan NOM& the=goo din won ilk. nag dos an mem ly Wi r t In in of his 'pint an aro word mad rinks; and woo Wel amnia was pet by doy Mon ant goo did do one dined lbw tho Mk win don wood a what was. de dondelbe dile alio soliabod. am the son bona too meg% to the .. aMg of this Mae. Oa he kd pies min of b. I spook Mis mg =pig of the poddiento I bon so done My an ion of Oho - Wag immtalddiy • beg ta Meg of amboto sec edentio. Tbaii, es the gods lin hos ai▪ ded. eis mg amen to a simple Mond fo a "thl aid nabel e tre s :lll lb, = 1 k mid& en of thodadvio- 0 the o dm der. Wwarn red eraphee la the on." The Mk boil mar no be hom= den. to nu up ea iimplim M a w pr ams. Om of thin is so dint a seg onair; ho inept+ IN awe d kn. beg the nob li e bidelleg tll.tpadimea.eweon monoyedyl,olll aims. I is* new y n them oof Mary was nod I sie a 111 r. Janke • modurs. dins moraglie Is Igen on rem et liar ib ego lik ris2reasis who u Vo kiwi yea fa the pooing . fi t shekel boo en Addy den *dr plowdeld beg I am Lau to 2.11. admom kw the Mk mostly, tho kit inn add me to road So wpm that banks ad of these ribbons am en "ulna la NM bet r i pro; le t= are sot Monk' inn thim j beg bonollor the bomb omen li trio=iss w e l s oliV i m= s umilii. Tabs tho ono *Ma swap sed dr enamor. ado oseepOn SO ths inert. mon Tap die esodiam. • highly vospootabh eon do ding. own doe my Mali ask us omen is lib bedew dm makeisr, aid'po has pot • mod Hale Alb nth obanhogy ad knells: s ca r thee beltseps solbegitowo, eel ho Om ad ameforts. W. don mg ea So Ms, hes as his se eiisamr. Wla Is the mom of ohms, I teal Ida to how, whin b by Mr. Joewhos the madmisi of eldit go to We he doloaln Wo horn his in lb on lows the . to l li s rior .B4 taket Me it 12 Sift of And yet es 'oedemas eta% fed • duple day, her ; he need are Ma new wards= of bed, he need go se ta ogdealteral senipealm, ho teem ipso fa no somook so awassary, he mom dig law he is is fitinato tho value of hie had Mow he does not base whether we we ping to pat ea nog unmet. duty on the imperbtion arra at soma direst ad ledislialte period. Why to talk ef the dmal settlement of this gpartiou 111 a p=27•4 11 .0r twits, swaths, as lahalkieg THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1852. with the ocespanow ef hasheadry, sad prmatiog the ar renosgseate of leadhed sad tenant, is, 'infest say wish is ro part to dames= at maraud. sad Imperbese of is abash sunhat M. Was Mariam le IbarZA I W I L I Z a I t r assamis, flit is, ma isimabb alegoeissl of the ammo which the somas** Stead Is 'I. (hoar, bear.) Why, ia els salvation Iff a , do yea net know in ltivehi sad nay yea not know is Wereraber, whay the 'me= of memeding Whet einsation in aidealture would be made boy the =t =lio( any decimaliie of what is to be the import the import of thesta wheat ? I presume that even at Bad* they do set WM abet wheat is Kara or and that the cultivate of wheat to that will est be affected by • dadmailse now boa at the nut harvest of what ars the bilations of be I/L~s t ; or, of what is Kane hipirlems, O C: s upset Ibis gnat gaga Bess ihs amble WI suppose efts, bit the hasillia if so' sea day as could be maid by say jimmemsele Mall peed= sea an alteration between =Ma and MOO se =ln interfere with the retsina ealieting regard to rents sad tones= ter their hall= aelisuppesed say sataaatef duty as hone the duty tabs levied, but deo pelisisel has eshea ete sun at t rel by:dal think lessesestly lafeeda. hem what ma t hon. frisst slake is the nosy K Baddep ham the ether dsy. I me not gag le meek of Os M ere= of peter which we he received by the hems mast by the peak imporithe of a duty oa foreign sea I am at pin le mopes the sekjett ea which ths molds lewd Zall4m!dse""l pat • =mien •to me the oar day as to • bay Mb, est say is be prise of dot will h layarted, ha she on that whisk Is pews at base. What I mama he la that, whatever may be the =els of est the ads semetat of the duty, but a mall OM which mast be added to the Vim New, my thee we m itnthe to eity of M. er 6a. ee 79., =p am yee ylsaas ; but that which lea bees most frequently fold Mayne etie ia, shot is • day of is. is addition to Ma sow ea. as alma eedie t of eigara lies Kph' seaselseat ea p at la Mea areased dety the et de. te b y e la Si. or 2i. a ardor wadi Sly sea huh me whether a desk that that mai ar seal ma he Myrna that dealt etatiaina between 4 ma 43 nada amid have the adiet of abaft the relations of hadismi sad talent t Ity lads, I egad* did se a lialisliS% I reed it with es= mph% mode by • Mesa stain the alter day. than be anal lehe an to Mat by lamb did If they eh. gra day of lun se la. he what, be amid bear pa ea hall4-erows. I de en knew wheel= ho the gamer oe the saw. I Is est Oak ail Is • peteral awn of piesedare. The poodema !Wa wa ea swedes eirepoiner i his at this ement anew Ing dila" Weinninitin es the may his aleadvely Mewl aphisaa. (A iamb.) Bat, nay has. =balmily Me dada& Oat the wail* should iamb es Wier la Mem haw.) I alai& that Maki,. Dak, say LVimet misseftlaty ; why awe a pony la to asimby, mat be wall liana sibs have blend em lab * is at Os ant u k _k as piesdia sat be allied, sad and he alibi dellollively. sal Oat asap asoldeat la air MN% day le what a tht4ii et Om tasithy,W ih=he au t had whet= a amp of gevaianiat bad dist seenitainty ate the oweV iy and pima* Mader arealeve a the gile& hat Ida thin dilhinalhnt ellewiles•S M aw = minennointM et umenisty 141 be sa bat • dlada fta K pailleneet, which mist bane bees to we pea mast take ph.. alit a of or elyld emalh• leringe is t inioeldals a ad o th 4. rayed te the lad et the esealsy. Me of that asertainty I sot er Nada ha Is (Chem) The asap of imeeiumaat est li te2ss ea ea gouda amealed Ida thesagest a I ye fardia, mad ea ant the poled ought le se asa t ie p ast appeal to he *lie So tbe : an = y any ht mole -e arl ea the Resat lama of the earay will punk I hat 1 a far- Ibie d i e lr7 far em Y depends se sa an =at, me a to whic Wy to whisk doll be era h I MA he sal, se Wilsallea sed. he Wan as seemsead le ay Sevoialsa that the dbadotha pelheame. tionmets male= I ma he de the dee'dia, OW the vine an Mae mar thee One post wed pealasat Isteriess.anydre. ) My We, I Street you to leak face to sk (Chore.) man whisk the pima pan. The meet have alma the respseaft et oda. late ~..........Ni all by ne amme media et eon, Meet of di did they fill by my ahem nada hp mien( the quellee of psetestlea Is the Laid Mind. Patiently sod deadly we had abelebed lbws pains that =ls= eA s direst asi ter i g n irezeitt teadau t may Mat e. Ida }.moat imam weed may tom • Enke le diet am has eat. =tat thee did they fail t b Midi ssa t s the ss e a wa asseds hiper imamat e es U is aU s tbe orentty. YOINew) dli by the min et ask Mink by lavas le with I by adr Inalibe le wails to thip - 6.1 . 2 11114 m i l ib p ha s te sayer. limn is s uttltmMed tibia t le l OW =Maim 1 Oa those was the absemeines midst whisk we was ailed ups to awn elks. and 1 At one drab my bon. Maids cad ay edlempre der the tea la tibia mart no. I fait Ifist ibis away ea* mei ma add sale whheut a mamma Whim to Meenadia hod tplace. which was be eiteandle wen fifths Y of ate yeaoweeat -when that Meindea bad alles pane. the =hie hod at the heed etas bowery a- Crale paellammt that salempeat be to dahlia be inedlee a ed kis 'dingoes a as padety ot their n- Weeded.' of pedlenomf , led that ha led W: the meals= that, ease the sham stasis of Os owitzy, a diamialles wee aywalable. =Mat whim ► i Vat floe the oda lea se de the beleade et the amt. f_ all eXist a he ma arteray mitres le the Ma hid a le Item to the a1i.....1m0 sad adliestep of idemsdfisd be edemas that he inked. I «a nalffnualite Oat be sad Me alleassee had ems to the marl= that a dleekihe af paha= at the pleat then-talenever mak had& lave anae dean agnate ▪ ssit pedie-wee s to as at oaly set media. bat woad of lie podded, daserees illeresh the clanks. Wok Mm, may lank I ask, with whet lase ea say am. at sip heft a ma, who hen dr M ed Mat • Masiedia wee bespedorhe lave or diAl os t s Meee male thowedven le Nadal the advised to (Peso te end de sae to na tillBda dabs of the eadiesedie wininte of St crows Belib e zhat hos, we wba peed. aa_my et dna et maj aloe yeah eel to Oa pear lay whisk they Muni,., diamed, or seek . aCieharere the OW V a"' PINSIded Is liateakig M i r smilli r lieribg e la *sa te aiiir•imagf "Nearsig miliber Pea► • (Loud chits.) Da lie adds blilla OM • ei pelleahe gads' of the wishes We eight i 0 law Ohm am Kea sew: dime w welt plainly sad elagipleheee dedileeddathewlagoew demised odes by the sopped edam ribs all ainadvas the we we soak le thaw dews the leddier a w th =re lli a amid late power-da tibia are to rah bane says that be mead be to lest era to tent es nett fay Liar defetaap-or we eaglet cane Aped. at the yeeiret no. amt. al at an, Mai IS Ile MIA at implant deka the omen we fdiadal eseemend le pillantat -*fish awes we bud awasives ati ngle& we bad so Westin of iseiamandla until swam padimitsat ahead be elided. how I - think, la jadileg etaas bait yeeptitM the ended la this an, we easlai• le Is Ostia lete amp et abiliy. ha VIM lie R. Ted eandes et a 's geterMlNg willeMed hem has ierapison of •• vela open so bayentiat bli hatera nifte porticart •=elba w rase:edieg um l " 3l IR. Pea Pa ISM ale soda the play the pousarat wee sanded spirt the paw ems of lir PAM Peel. mad poled la the headia of the ow latinard ; sad et the lad Of a a = yeedaily on mho aides eleemenhane. J. the Mara dOmeneae the that Mat= eft ea rewa, de shad whet was the hi Mem Meg lie t d Mae. inbialei le paged in mak mad what ether bye ha ahestha. Oa ea eseadia Lerd J. lama wee hosed le as ha. walkups life ie sew =VMa Obi imam Iliadniny), NW ea s pastime e• anima his gavessamal. eat the NUM wfda be tams paws will aped le ankles/I kapeedat tilludeas Wdl.leeer mead le thateMileteindialea. Wile the attendee a sea ad a We_ wail Os veny dialled sad easiest, sarmat nab la Lard - Jahn amid as That MAW el din Osstin. lard J. Rend dalai as idea if pedestal to arevais yea a wawa be 41111114 Oka It owe the duty et the somas= la mow mesh • qualm Mesa) Lord J. Una 4.01 d hattran, ea apse the palladar eal reibeved a he eeeldaheae sat o maws wafter; mod. la hake Wand tag s triedf portlieks isms I da wl le ateaseee-a creme la s i wham. anima daika with the el ba as wl. Bat be watt odd dwasei .th repel% alma woe anauleisda Me shwa of Woad, he seed awe sr imehale "1 de set eta that I gra elided wla the ante of thiga. Ina Make le mime ihe masse K pearamat awia a wood. 1 NM dada oadaw the Menna aide b d. aura la I mei ay aloha Bat to pealed MOM 1111/11111ftk ne at s op mideee. awl 1 ell lajadial la agar's by the reseeded opleinai of the papa or Mailedt sad I will aft piedp emelt as to to asses whia mew, bow atm fa at say tame dm. I all take ups. the did gouda of the mainewee alio I~ey etas =l4aid the eadetiant of the Zara dioieho .• awl dam) Thal woe the deoldre of Lad J. Mae la MAL net to the dead= is iddek =ltof ast day weedy mod e the yobelphe era whisk= li ar it theses, lad J. lane yeanwheet tibia had rhea Mee is the middle die aretee. ace pasissed to mead% the den of the amiss. widest lay hada , lir tonoptiare-(asers)--fted whereby they was sealed to way la the hens= of to esimey. (Loud assn.) My lade, I a* as more. (Leellasses.) 1 ark he *tics, sot to ne e met Is my slap", but I ask fee jean le lie meat fau=cets of our swam country . (Cheese.) I ea ma is Is mooduded from =ilia; the priming fame* innallossate for the public service. I ask not 10 le pessieded . treat &Sag the esuatry in a toil gift of tntromol oromdoodoo maim. the pos sible drape a a foreign invades. (Of= sheering) I la to be allowed, set a leansyt the twasee a ell public ant private lumbers-I ale sat tie ailed ape to inter fere with those amid radar wash have already been sketched tc• your leeddip, tibia weal pressed from the of a eimlidea appeinted by the lama gemealasat. sad upon whist the lean and WM of the mph ate distiontlyset. It ready the ashishosisepposits it ii said bythe right hoe. .....hoes be esathie hearm that hen aogielesele le el Om ak Or ill=tlOrlddliir re a r r . • te in al a w a llma t or "Ni t= al oMa "9. this all i ffel al-1 to le lasi Zs l db ie t eraemo rszas ! et (I kis imam *MIS troa the minkterial Mashie. ) told yea liefire--I most sow-that the mat Motion gems awl( dew . ease emd flee ever, this gnat tom tea he tempest to mu ossamossial_ polity . (Mom sad .mute damn) I have toil isibre mast aew thet be the meads, the is as arm Om it the gensammt Mod MSS hem dl god, vies _lhat tometsinty mu m assomerfly beef ism preleastal &art les a but I say dot ff the burners of the swap be ialemplei-if it be thstleady interrupted-4a this house I km as tear mot will be es, sad be Wether limes I hope MOM Mown sit say pan hat MU he ite. deport tea whatever whatever the mar it the smor-rhateme pup be me ,Wissent on W eisimet quids& dmilimised-that that factions in temeglism to missiney meseens, that that interrup ties to the omen et a geseramont sademearlag M sairy is the be ism of the cosainy be Ike abssmas et my ether_ Ammons& whisk by my posnbilia la of b iled s M hseb e er* it, will be visited Litsis ha thil li a l e i mdia. mind *m us. a; an trilt tato M alanyetemzielp, 'lmmutably, whom are ths indi atm of it ? youladesi, th appears to be psaisibb, sad 'Meals& bas • mere correct benison et milk mastresiser;pl= than She puts dads? 'Mil, the asiatibeds point man me • ileste mew darks the white in which they hell idles is whisk they veers so high, mileady, with ,zilingsgerifieto ldv b rios tar e s e n si oh ttis ja a T o r n % i vii n peek ? (Chian end Inghtee.) Now, my We. the tiesopies of the eimmersial said losasial mom ofilds sena try is not, as the sable MA ems to tater,or mold desire to ban it Jahns& a men "Mks at the kapialtion, or asmimpaitimet a makes.. daty ea the import of foreign eau. Has is this any meition as to the A ccel reversal at the racy of Sir Robert Peel, either with NISI Mae impositios of • duty ea mak se with regard Wthe aaelptea laws, as with sesard to my ass of these mobs meastrie, is a polka et whisk I wil which I de set wish to en awned, but ULTITZaII were carded eat to sa meneceman and Mint. The sable bares Mud: admits V ilm sgrit ens peat der et the immorally • se rim evil, end einem lajun, Ira Ma the sea =n et the mai of la de, adoption et the et tree Mkt. My I feel that than en flees Menet' 'data have eladlarly suffered, mad SIO to use ems extent as the dais reersone WU to • considerable ex tent, hem aberatisso wale made. But, ea that mem; do Hooke t g.bekiilW Imitates it the bet few years ? I realign that at the ilme the amours SlMllids. the Navies Laos was osier diseaseim, I mimed pm it for this, mom ether sesessu bn e ll =l: = 1 be the ems with regard tho ems Imo- the new peimipie of the ✓aMpoidas Mos me sines& maid be OW MI breves able, sad &etyma said sew kepi is go Malt to the old principle. (Him Mr.) I min that iratiessat at the time; I repeat It now. I dam* therefore Minis go back to thi laws 0111441 with somml le sem, and I do ass desire to go book to the UMW OIL Mat this I de dais y the smatry mis mad difbentely to immithe-ast th= W seem t of local egitatisa-Ged hams I be the last mila to nimble agilaten-net thiough the mistime et memo who whips maks more nabe regi llielai MPS Imo lbsee h im amy aiming Muses, co the eiminunity, sad who, penhepu me named thr a time be mating ap - I do ad leek the task howeistim, but I say r 111.1. excee d whieh d ato is smoldwed parliament sad the eseeia se st whether thin t to be, se mph& iset le sae et • medmale ea eats-hat whether = lsi serly yeassehos, ast to a Mil sealdetM.bikodgam, but to seek gesillthatias st year la massonease of the meth if that mem ea the blew red Ankle the Mods* villa Ise heft upon re IMMO whisk selle bode epistle emirs to immeatised. (UM assn.) My link Ilan kern* ezpremed to your liedalp my Wielded = z zo: ainthoutt el I thisk i stemes mid iadi Mite with mi n in MO gm the Mkt of the in moollai the eaperdi al tan .- l e i t il Z MOM the imam ea Misr demou-s orlissals)mitta of ea letim pecisim a hop sena% sad somblkit ether I Moue umation le be removed, while craft booty say immobile dist ea the price at dr bed et the people, mould le at ass a soon Just, • mot esommisth aid he the tarty a meet ad otategeous mode et as the rigtadishol. DA I sa fo y, thet is peopeollica whlsk meg to long rward and - sunk to petit Meat, madam ha were clear, not only of • bare mbrity is pedismat, but also eke: of a very =senenerione et opinion throughout the country. awl unite theim i L a nad as I say that that is ouly at N. pietha apses , it is the duty of ministers who think sad 11.1 art as, to dram carefully, calmly, sat dilibingsly, such mossans as they may think best Wetted he athiviMag the isjoides, reed mid/sting the Mmosion Shift show Is the nessisibl laws have n imilesoi to brie minim of the osissimby. (Cheers.) Pwithar, I say this la folds( late isatimatea the come whisk they ought M pow, they me bond ,t as the amble lama winged, to Meg dim • diem sad Mae propomitims as le the resin nee of 'pines wide en is it ninths to alms, met me ths sellen son y . login w end popular Oman boosso on the ma at thus Marin Mem% amt to the eimiliealisa of *- Mies, bat to the okay ailloseele some et the even try, having asioneised end that dellimen:maso-to lake thine mimes width, ma 14 .1t t h e la their own jedgmat. regarded es an the most deikable, pet nay be impels of les east, en sessarresso of and without aad anequivo "allsamealef to diarist dens el the so ns =a b li awe dim) I berie thst thei is • sin imam this Ilis mum Ml* the mils bud pris t il below OM the eines is Io presse Is 461 111111/111 Se= me an Softdims weft to at C li rmstry ea A s st moo =Maand at me wen alum (tea) 'am* be the roper mile It b sot la sine a am quisliss, Mem a tes Zi a l , sty she impose es this le ISMS thistplka reduce ; it bon alms mom the whole as peel !be 111111isi this is ;Tr " whisk whim we ies so meal to the swam I Weed that that Mal thall net mre.) My WOO sew ea mat, mid vlsb asspde.. piesedisp tides pion Itet Wl= I sais't Ss MN iiimisaralin weft of shish I ease haw to as is ipsideg of 11,1 2 plies "-(lsightur)-sad I will ibrabie may thee I ban awe with NM tospu s, sad MIN saint, the possellop _whisk Imo mane in Chabes, aad We. id be Is mew W Chsibemplare con. walla a Ma win is UMW Mem sal brightar.) I law that is the assail the who w in the elks I Imo Ms *ohm= to bad imed Iseinse • Imp beg of atm=to smelt with thous se the some they is oprillima. Laidig Se is desinsionss mew whin that this lie Mil seise slim I shield base laseelet that Via bet mina Moist he wed& Moo had la Me, es a statimmes GM is a patent, meal lave besa the_ orgssisation of ea simian me es pins asst. whbh ho Mow hod bass assnollsd Is g sums ollse as hie alias?. (Lee ism) tut I omen On say ionsiss sal swat win mush inemsd. ems I saw W mine of the eassalsilm wee tho odds he had fame Ar net New Theisills bed is the osismiee by wn sande numban et the Wen of Climmin. Wham win thISS ISS whim the ,malaise we gag to • Odin as be Mies 11111 (Ohms se birtisved r TM* mama sal sappiet thet pain have anund the blew, as at Moot mean Wm given a arse dipthed treater to the ealielisphu (Chien sad lelightar.)_ abiltaiwkima wrodedai memo when the han je Ls k iel im ite Mir e gimensr a t. mess b egi no peopies sem end ipb tslZ the num dna plate One who ass soady to Isbe mama nobs the maishion omy passeimat impadlim (Chem) I how ins all Agent milieme nye I nay smog theme= oily fian wainity if pules I epee 'air As ssibiey of asis papa wpls l i l t i Nsisneem e 11811146 is sat isellio a r aisa isinsy sr dmulb-isd I rime that Negri to de the amble lord intig denstly he Indsommated MC:spend= teriiss Mb Sir J. tai OM Me Mr. es the esker. Ithat 111: J. was ma desheadly anaemia ; hal Mr. Cohen, Mr. Bright, Mr. Yr. MA is or me Mir geationes, pp pence* to take the when& pert be the Manion whin aw imparted ; aad Oat amenbly nulls be, 1:2 ms suit out of disk dr Whir of a Lem DM be had MM tref se pedbead, with the must of its eol loop" be the papaw of settling the ropraistatios of the was sae epos by kb memoirs to mond that owl MM sal hardly std sin sees Isid led so haitallis is the bi wise sane ups to km mem ohne it m woad be ma Mennitaad nosh sidle bait tkialhat of the it width he bad musty him the head. sod Mothea.) This, them, Is the pants. in which peen Mr and gonammeat mead. The ; beer i er Va heat goveremat lar bees unable to nitatela lib pink but thinks it sot unworthy . d his high them, sad stades, to associate with *am, who during the sciatianince of his grreseumant esesteply opposed him, toe the mere purpose of reateeing the tinkles of than who have succeeded to the armismat el Weirs mighty insurmountable. Me) And the mils lord re tedged himself in the e siL ille country, if Shim re are to be relied on that the nest administration, armed undo/ his auspices, shell ass be • Whig admiaistratioa, but an administration . os a lauds wider bads. (Ileac, hear.) As regards the mem government, we go to the country, when it be• MOM masiment with our duty to our sovereign sod . to the country to appeal to it, upon no narrowed plan of commercial policy, having reference to , duties.. corn ; we leave that question to the deliberate r jadgmat of the country, we leave that question for the *mind masurrenos et the country, without which 11 will not Wog forward that proposition. (Cheers and eaftiMr sherj s Z, my lords, I will not limb has ay . hi har id say meisy e zhal e lf the ji r e= eel of pelmet et sidatrybavillias as ovegest if meows ISM I waddle s uselhl assearshis eliatiy. I I wadi le•Pds• n ein"' hi " will me stielada brillasses which ri z zi rmaiag to a I mil aeS Sue the :IMO la which eircsao "el ay erreedia hispletelse,l es a Wes% sal I will met by a mere sad bee ty of votes Ow ea the peaty a esesere spine whirl great of f#s sestry would entertain • tissielj (Coma) These sob would object is the wile miss of Wier, are reedy to join with as in 11111 peat esthetes of the munta7, semdited uhf is Sees class who hen well posaliely hes 3 = e lesislation. I weal& aft be SNOW hem his perauseat the vabeible eld *Maw who turtle SS as *des, eel who, apses with us se is the dis= li e m i= iteresS esehy lola with the in mistime rot a i i i ir =theLasay hie csM me se to the speeds amide of rate, and would be eagle to give us miletwecie is anylag the heist pro posal to whisk I has seders& (Lead Assn.) Per we ses thessisaed with Ist miss Se 'sold suetMSe et a h a rlr e r, seen shiner ditty ea Meta sent. The quads She as ie, whether the govecusist of this country MS b eirried ea, and as to the principles ea which it is to he Nimbi on. had when I appeal to the sematcy it will be ea these grand,: Will you, pselestiesists sod bee Mims, all you who desire the adertsee d ell the laterab of the csalry, place per coallhase Steer el s' give y to, a governasent whisk he di o ra.tirlaa w lebe de pest of dears whoa the holmi um bad lea the brim Will yea sopped a aevesmemeat whistle eseling ihelf to pretest the ossey assimst say beetle Mask eameatain the psis Ode world; to main tain sad wield the protestant limilatins of the esaatry, to give, to the Seise of itspewee, and moral education lawswgitset the ; sai lli tt7 will exert itself, seism, I doll belles to say, to stem with sues opposition, to supply is.. .barrier, wind the current of that smitinually in sad esseseshime democratic iadasse in this natio:7z% is beat en themes tits winds owe and authority of the pgovernment neminally in the Irma of the masses, but rat, and rally I. the heeds K diassioguee sad re publicans, who mercies an lidless*/ sae those unthinking aims.—will yes, I say, supple a goessmat wide' is de teenimed to mist that Booms sad was lalbeanni, sad to amen hivialate the pestegaties 4/ the maim, the 21hel yew lorded's* , sad the Antis, a s bully sleeted amd M er ely' repereated Mose or Oserems ? (Lead ekes) These, my kris, an the tesolleas ea which, when Igo M the sountry . I auks I nm rd'ea behalf of myself sad el say sleeves ; and n wercle which us plated the ampatbs of the swam hem that shad la the plecates desk but whisk are met swords of the as of the Ice rainiest of the drat coasay fi the sulk I ay—we eat that we elan be tried by God all war nestry. (The noble sal resemsd his mat midst &sees( whisk induced great excitement in his amasses.) list BEY oise rase s o r ii bet an an emesaustes et the seat O erisa le is , his few ma mma thil set rasa a I sat (we lima bard the amble ad my) 00 am Ihe AM sad Sempathe maser lambi the present liessisa has lbws itheidased le Ihs hams by is ashie bead use at mad wiik the karate* MISS we ell have of the bap iaterest takes_ by the mathey ia be diseaseics, the ash s lord, the bet Laken, &mid ban theists le mouthy of him to my.o pith bed. shipe—ar Whey try to ewes yew Isebles— for a fuir of as buss with maw ami iminest remarks Se Optative to Se peals which has been crriLThe peeks wee peeled as a matter of imply to pas gig nein hind la man I. raking the dissaideat sad. vadat tht alisamehtsme. be mak keth Ike Ant talitlikt, hes saadmessied, I Mak, libehal I met my is miterabis metal silkkm. Ny mile bead abed whether I the be nausea alike spemeamath to say altamlisa la dm kw with moth le be ef eora. la seply, my NAM Shed has eao get the la. disitlyal atheist of the Meth rataktam Th. itikal *pi aim et be slot mblebo ed it hls esikeisak an stated to be hi Swam at souk • Sow I bee thedthiPs are Inforemi 110 wbetbee the asi epsess it e e sot will emir* m ea d es the parade at ems future parlismain. thew this was gales aew in our emallallead gistary. (Chem.) I always boss swath le be that • stalssma la Masked Maimed the eraldloses ef as massy, an ea hk &swan opinion, but ea SS anise 0 peke, whisk he wadi be prepared to take the empaelbilny et rasramending le patilmeak But what ws INN vow Isith seam asebthas, is, Set the gentle men who lave bees eallat to dm emalith is Mak 8 have thalaselne the stragest posthie spthises 17 r 0:1: ' ' thas wil l tal to be pareaslom a peas quasems, but a meld ss elm whether they mma to take the mum flit right to set (Cheers.) This, I shish, is Islay mthassedeated. The that minister hes nth we, imbed. this, to ISS Lewd J. Russil took a nether muse. New lie has am wily ameteltha k si. Lad I. th Rath& D did voluissie _a posed essesessa sad 16M is e symeral nestles t' 10 Ile maim whisk my =lb bead would Milveadile, la Ihs• pew ma Modem te all :add 1 WM nisrd 1e that quids et the shasult,Me asswer sieved le me gnus loymy =lb Mead was ask as well as I ma seetheaklllth my Bible Mai weal* ism else hare mum le he beard is by with With themselhe los theabide by wish ef Mi l espls of isphad, but that he wadi llts —the eke* aqnmed—spialses et the ) And I defy embed,' Is undid ate wim i y.fe OM that re ly e[ my idle *bad was es imbibed by pothemsat loy Se essatrp. (Hear. hear) me New lard. the AM anther, aew et this smiths Wag a Teesdale of a paltry 717;7 whia would albst ealy M. inappreeiable aslant the prise of the food at Ss people. Bat, it this Mlle aft I meat Tory Markle knew why it is that sash pea Wale have bath mob bring lee years and a half es bep laepopeem, maw the bermer of " ProMelisa" - T I V:s I .; I kW as whim .ell that when his aelleegyes mesa the home they de disliaetly declass i t le a tivellka of rennin. ear essasseraial policy. ) Whet dem the new Measther et the Deily basertar my to the femme et Itheemla oihketh t (War, wader ble Lord Darbyar.) That " eine IM g i lla seavielimi I ham of his dosses desire to melee that Medal and somaradel ir Sy whisk has yawed en hiseisth." I fig that lb ef sairmalithri by the mellsel amsuat /SWAM( as the had at the peeple, wield, la the puma! ante sad temper of the a gees el immessadath "d ` amt. ( w peers 1 1 1 4 75 e, la them, a of peaky so vital to the muotry, that ea is - 'eti te keep II in the bmitegreand. =L) Tbselbak I say be puma ptheameth em Ie my, me way sr las eller, whethe r I V ere Mar or ait, not se individuals, but as • re athiset. ) I will not stampd, is these abairradeas, to s nib whisk wadi attend • mallmeithe at the easselably af the meaty as 1. the hams blealies et lhs pthammial. The amble earl has argiad thallbseassilthey as la ear eammmeMl policy has not lama eas el by the s Seep 0 psemmesak while the On mistkin of that yasernithy _lthe bees miM my that ss he as I ma Jaye at lehlis thee yarn Sore was a shim. ef sat temesth Ow t o be se other tctazallhe matt, wheaner. We Se aoseteimpplthe Sat se Asp la Ike OW the eselby wa s be be Ms aside nth edi th a t be "Me of the Is.. et Ommatiss es Om Math 110 ase Se aelseible mass el the red/palls of the Waisks sad Se amble earl, Naha* tome, resnarkad that I iefe mighl he aware it the nil mum The MI bulls le paths* athlete: ark la stenrer to it, I mass lakes be Meth sell 111th for in past, and I Wien epatharip lb *mks of my the Calf *ME is esammisa with thee du ea Ss Z i tra i rie s i l s, dad 11 sem pelted the Mb_ Bprthammal la Mire babe libe te= e r the Capk 'NW be disermil Vi t t ib e Naos at Thse Sebes ea Ihs Nthb Msireewk mob 11 M isr the Me pmemsethe asthisask ease ballad Mi l =semi* lbesable had batmen it Weevil= ad dawned it vas Illsilsposbalik that the late riewmagesat wean lan ism nabstedise. Bat whoa the sakes& tar Si Se late abethileatioa hi hes the treat at be mob 10 mig what was the Moms if that aust e lrp. pert I erg *al the be sad Os wawa et their NM oath mandlas Ss Doppia et be after Moe et pellimat ma t thee Se sliest of rebels we hr be mad a half awls be math of samiallbs sad leg amdast them a passed The amble used says that bay woe se . le the hee Wiry. Ide as* swf that this vem bit It le a* Se loss She Me, this by keeping up the try et protean, by_the ache end MIMEO* timers th at he mad lb Meads amid renege pranalieft Om kb goverameat wee weaksso sad that the rasa le llamas. thys Sthethesed. swam be dueled. imemkes, by Sasses, by seethes, sal by awry pasisalle mem pubs were labs le smiths* these masseled vilk the Mad Sat ki the athle awl sad hie pithy eedd be etharth. XS We pan ego the amble M en teit depubdira et Imam le eat to him, that he weal*yet swath la imesbe peeleedes, thatbe was Magni far the time whoa la owl* my, " 17p, iamb ad at ben 1" that they meet trust to thawing, bat that they limb eke trasS es the lousy whisk was pisdedl le pulsates. sad nay royal it. (Hear, hear.) - What wan the awe. guess. 1 It is Medea@ that many noble lords who ware ollOdsod to the whirr party withdrew their support hut say able hind, maths pees& that we were wooed to peetee tha mid be.... they loped yet to get it hash by MOM of as MI6 sail. In the Hesse of 011•1110111 that bpd to • water ezteuL lbw asimbees at that be.., who esammed with us on the thirds 0 be trade, Math with se am ether matters ; lis es the What bad, who eimsaned with th e noble earl ea the gustiest of tree hid as dibrenee with my sale (need, Lord John Rural, to soy other question. The whole et that party was kept together by the constant dwelling. the fact of the rerethes of protection. In many counties and boroughs penes. who were ready to give a general support to the then govenmesat, end had confidence in that govern ment, wore promoted coming into parliament by the opposi tion which wee third against them on the ground of pro tection. By thews mans, not only were the ranks of the late govcrament weakened, but the ranks of the opposition were strengthened. The noble earl cannot deny that he, as the leader of that party, was the adviser of those attacks, and it is something more than public rumour, it is no secret that the last attack which was made on my noble friend below me(Lord Clarendon) was pressed on an unwilling soldier; and that the noble lord, the present secretary for Ireland, was required to bring for ward resolutions which were framed and even written by the noble earl. The Earl of DERBY wax understood to say that they wore not written by him. .. 0.. %Eil la r b l i —/ am very glad to hear it but if they were i not they were at Uwe counselled and directed ~4 the "lei; bat, to the credit of many of a iil m rgi , be m s they were ashamed of this . Ai weak led wen negatived by • considerable Mellegilrrs was cheat with and ability (and I do not complain tint illieuld be and at last it was successful. It is not tek ehendee, In noble earl to say that the assumption of no geenneent we ben upon Km. It devolved on him, wad was the nanny mesequeses of along continued and onemehl opposition. Nor can it be urged that the manse in whisk the government was formed is • justifica tion el • depeeture from all the ordinary rules of proceed ing. Wbon: s wedtioci has been kept together for a long tine by Y a incurrence of opinion on one particular quegion, what is the eoune we should expect to be pursued when this opposition has triumphed, and taken on itself the tmpeosibility of office? Why, it is naturally to be enpsMsi that they will endeavour to give effect Is the views they entertained when in opposition. I should have mooted that the noble earl on assuming office would have NU as, se be did last year, that he retained his former nod that he could not, as an honest man or a man !Meta, , sacrifice those opinions. In Februari, of last year, the noble earl tried to form a ministry, and having failed to do so he explained to the house fully the feelings and motives which influenced his conduct. The noble earl said • " It was impossible for me, even had my convictions been less strong than they were, as an honest man, to take office without • full determination to deal with that distress, and endeavour as a minister to afford effective measures of relief. I stated that if I could so far forget myself as to sacrifice my own honest convictions, the lees of honour that would be involved in such a course would make my ser vices worse than useless. I said I had entertained, and did ontertain, the opinion that it was the duty of the govern ment, if it were impossible to do full justice, at all events le -take steps towards mitigating the injustice under whisk the proprietors and occupiers of land were suffering." Akw sentences *tether he went on to say, " I cannot as ea bonen inn thanes the attempt to relieve the existing distress lc , dm ingedgee of a moderate import duty on tom" This IMAM deffilleatka of the noble earl last year. Now I say that whoa es opposition, based on pro ludo, which used proteins se a lever to upset a prece ding si eiaistraden, MOMS to office, we have a right to Rde ilea till aeon to thou opinions ? If the ms et Cenussms is opposed to a policy which is a . cR ....6 411gLuest instest to the country, and which both and free trades deem of vital importrace, r o. z dis sable lord is bound, as was done in 1841, te lake tits eons of the country as soon as possible. If he had bee sat me party in either house would have offered ony to his measures, and every facility would ben bees gives to him in carrying on the necessary busi ness of the .try, in order to enable him to proceed to a dimeintion. 'lle noble earl says the responsibility will rest ea von who Impede the measures now before parliament. I is ad sal that there will be no inconvenience attendant intim tof thou as ; but if the opinion of the es the relative questions of free trade and poonstien is to bit taken, I cannot see how this is to be lITIMINL Egneing to the events of 1841, and the course taut by Sir R. Peel, with whom the noble lord was then aide., it will be seen that Sir R. Peel said that when it was evident that the days of the then parliament were num bered, they meld ass wiefally enter on the discussion of Ng _Mellennel 4 ad he aged that parliament should be die 011,01 awl a new one sins& He relieved the scruples of toy noble Mend, Lord J. Rummell (I was not a member of the 110.111111•111 M at that time, but I remember it very well), with regard to any, ngitational objections he might enter tain as to giving sash advice to the crown, by stating that such a cosies was regular and that there was t for it ; an, at his request, my noble Lord J. Russell gave au assurance that parliament Shedd be dimelnd, and it was dissolved as soon as pos sible. If bee najasty's present advisers meant to bring Moved the gnestlM of protection, according to all pro udest this is their peeper course. At the same time I for use have as wish to drive them to take that course. I should have been with satiothetion that they had intended to tabs es oneseineenen. I elmald have been glad if they mould ban mid, wad diet, considering this questioa un doe the sone of sue went responsibi li ty, although our epilog' is unaltered se to the polity of 1846, yet we Eel that it will he for the good of the country if it is amt again agitated. It is true that if they did so they might be reminded by their followers of their amoeba as als , R. Peel, but that would be only the moie tis", of *es own want of foresight and candour during he rani of opposition, and I think it is a penalty which they ought le pay. If they intend to give up protection they eight frankly to avow that intention. lam convinced that whigiver might be cast on them by their Elleirme kir nit the hopes they have raised will not be dimiablin, bat will rather be rendered more just sad mere teeing if the noble earl refuses to make • frank avowal of the alteration of his opinions, and yet practically evades the performance of that which ha has taught his followirs to believe was indispensably necessary to • them. The noble matt has told us that he retains , his old opinion, but that he conceives it to be his duty sat to ague* to nay them out unless he obtains the full coneeness sidle eneen that such measures are not to he carried by • bare pedinneatery majority, that he will not seek to obtain seimeset support or seek to Winne his ibilowen or the tenstiteonsies, but will leave the ques tion to the calm anddieadsn of the country. Doss any en who heart that dedication net me that it is bireality ging up the gneiss? Can pneestion Married by what none en has ogled wash " rese-wator" nisesares as this ? Does an ens believe that the rnmposities of a duty on Inn watt be simegilelled without entrees, difficulty ? I believe that It null on be aselnplithed at all. I have too much onibienos law geed sure of the aestry to believe that they will reveres the plop of 1846, bat that it could be by may ether men is ten absurd to suppose he a nonsat. What shiest eon the noble earl have in Wag this 001ITIO ? If the silk earl really meant to give up geslesden, as on the when wowed most likely, why did he set Wei SD ? The only nisei that could be made to him would be that he Ave yeses he had used protection as il ail egineinespective of the real interests of the .But bow infinitely would the noble earl's be theremed if, whilst peaceically giving up pro lusion, be dealing to state his inteations frankly, and eseisevomoi to seep of by • leaping. This would have the appeenses of playing with the pails Wenn, end in the wine ands of ithe anatcy it would be dimwit, sin ,t• lad an instance of their being so tegarn Iselin. Lird t aIATINGEB woad net vow trouble their lordships with !is opinion on the sublet of the Darn-laws. He denied that the party which mean w the late government bad bees kepi - tegreber by the my of protection, though it was sot to be engin that whin interests of such magnitude wen at at em be, for redress would not be premed peg upon The Kan* ot CLANRICARDE thought the speech of the Point Mimi*: thew* sannonaidike he hid ever heard. It is thet, le lining the sountryle with all their ea ems side of the quadrate the=. He *ignited to for the revision of our commercial nil Ineedel play Alto any danger likely to arise from a diembellia:Eint, he was wholly unable to see any. He onentledi the dromaileeese ei 1846, to which the noble earl had alluded, wen sot at all parallel to theme of the resin case. La appeal to the country ought to be mils end that speedily; the delay intended by mi nim would *sly espoos the country to the evils of • long :MThere must be a distinct policy one way or the N minty would not tolerate the administration of the noble oval. TM latination of his intentions might be den sem% bat it bed ben given& a manner to create • neat deal of anehief. The marl et DEBBY ingleined. What he had mid was this—not with regard the a gartioular question of impos ing a duty es the corn, her Majesty's WOW net =runlesswith a majority r v galrem as li, and gourd concurrence of the ociengy I bat that, if obtain that =Only and lannense, their would be to mitigate sene donee thi gy ner ie jhich the agricultural body was sow Themed of would be glad if his noble Mind at the el the goveennumt could readjust the bunion of the nil Mien the farmer fr om taxa tiny within a den is one. In nth a policy ih• with Ms. le ll :ralLIINOIrt regretted estremely that the noble suited net thought proper to give him • direct answer, as it would lave bees for the interns of his own government bad he dens we. He maid form no other conclusion now Nee that protection was abandoned as a measure of govern ment. Lord WODRHOLISR was surprised that the noble earl *Odd have taken a 031USB the reverse of frank and candid, sail whisk must be attended with the evil of stirring up a party emilest in the ermiley. - The En of POW'S caught an attempt had been made to pine his sable bind at the head of the government in the guides of int bidder at an auction. He trusted that there was • sufficient amber of moderate men in both Mosso to support the goverment in passing all the bu sisee=ate to be treasegied before the close of the pri me The petition was this aimed to lie on the table, and Their lordships adjosseed at 20 minutes to nine o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-NIONDAY, MARCII 15. The Sez.sizn took the chair at four o'clock. SWEARING IN OF THE NEW GOVERNMENT MEMBERS. The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Christopher, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster ; Sir John Trollop°, President of the Poor-law Board; Lord H. Lennox, one of the Lords of the Treasury • Mr. Napier, Attorney-General for Ireland; and Mr. Whiteside, Solicitor-thneral for Ire land, took the oaths and their seats on their re-election by their respective constituencies. NEW WRITS. On the motion of Mr. F. Mama:snit new writs were ordered for Dammam, ha the room of the Hen. Mr. Knox, who has 110X4pisd, tie elks of Oroom-in-Waiting on her Majesty; and kr the bent* et Coleraine, in the room of Mr. John Boyd, who has untied the stewardship of the Chiltern Hundreds—the latter announcement was cheered by the opposition. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The following hills were read a second time :—Aberdare Market and Slaughter houses, Belfast Harbour, Birken head, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction Railway (powers to lease, &c.) ; Bramley and Ridgcwick Road, Cambridge to Ely and other Roads, (Bamford Briggs Waterworks, Kingston and Shcotbridge Road+, Leeds Waterworks (No. 1), London Corporation, North Western Railway, Saint Helen's Gas, Shropshiro Union Railways and Canal (branch canal to connect canal of Shropshire Union Railways, &c.), Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, and Lincolnshire Itstuary. LONDON CORPORATION On the motion for reading this bill a second time, Mr. HUME objected that this, which was a measure (1) reform a municipal corporation, ought to be regarded as a public bill. Mr. W. WILLIAMS was also of opinion that a mounts which conveyed to a public body enormous powers of taxa. Lion should be dealt with as a public bill. After a few words from Sir .1. Dune and Mr. Roeaccr. The SPEAKER (replying to the latter) considered the present in all rospeets a private bill, inasmuch as it affected tho interest of a particular locality only, viz., the City of London. (Hear, hear.) Nor did the house part with any of its powers by so treating it, because after the bill was re.. turned from the select committee it would be perfectly competent for any hon. member to move on the report that it be referred to a committee of the whole house. (near.) The bill was then read a second time and referred to a select committee. LINCOLNSHIRE ESTUARY BILL. Col. SIBTHORP opposed the second reading of this big, which, after a few words from Mr. ChllLDEltai and Sir Jour/ TILCILLOPZ, was negatived without a division. PUBLIC BUSINESS. THE PROPERTY QUALIFICATION. Mr. TUFNELL gays notice that on Wednesday next he should ask leave to bring in a bill to abolish the property qualification for members of this house. (Cheers.) THE HARWICH ELECTIONS. Sir DE L. EVANS gave notice that to-morrow (this day) week heshould ask leave to bring in a bill for the appoint ment of i commission to inquire into the existence of briber? at elections for the borough of Harwich. STATE OF EGYPT.—COMMUNICATION wrra Mr. ANDERSON gave i n N o l tic i e A t . hat he would, on Tues. day, 23rd March, move an address to her Majesty for topes of a correspondence between her Majesty's government, bar Majesty's ambassador at Constantinople, and her Ma. jesty's agent and consul-general in Egypt, since the let January, 1860, relative to the attempted interference of the Sublime Porto in the internal administration of Egypt, by proposing todcprive the Yacht of the power to indict capi tal punishment on capitally convicted criminals; to con suuct railways for the internal improvement of and facility of transits through that country, and otherwise ; and o f zi representations made by British subjects in reference thereto. PARISH CONSTABLES. Mr. DEEDES gave notice that on Monday next ho shoulduk leave to bring in a bill to consolidate and uncut the acts relative to parish constables. RELIGIOUS ROUSES. Mr. LACY gave notice that at an early day he should move for a commission to inquire into the condition of females in religious houses—(n laugh)—and also u to the disposal of the property of persons bound by religious or monastic oaths. ___ wile. ia4MMNiMalakWaii.ol6o.4ovi4si.oo THE ST:GAR DUTIES. In answer to Mr. JAMIA WILSON, Sir JOHN PAKINGTON said, that u a member of the opposition he had felt it his duty to press upon the late ministry the disastrous consequences of their own acts i 4 reference to tke sugar duties ; but as a member of a govern ment which was in an acknowledged minority, he did not consider that it would tend to relieve West Indian distress to press forward views against which there were recorded majorities. There was not infacient in the case of the aurae duties to render it desirable to maae that question an excep. Con to the policy announced hy Lord Derby, of avoid-gig controverted topics. Mr. WILSON then :Verret that no attempt would be made bpdhe government n:warfare with the act for fur. then 4qualising the dunes `ustvesons colonial and fore..rd which would come .stn operation in July next. To this inference caw dec.o wu of THE CAPE OP GrAD HOPE. Sir J. PAKINGTON hay.ng in reply to a question fns Sr G. Pechell, intimated, amid mach laughter, that Le W tranferred the conduct of his Beer Bill to his hon. 20 the member fur East Kent, in reply to Mr. Athletic', that no order altering the instructions sent out by LM Grey to General Cathcart, at the Cape, had been for. wooled by the present government, but added that LI!) Mari government of the colony would receive the ear..nn and most attentive consideration of the present adminuzs tion.: A despatch had been transmitted by the present met, directing the legialative . couucil to consider at the earlicet Ei vi trz: f the . con t s k ti n tu fo u r on t i l d ,e orlsr id ea tion to of rj e s e tr f ve ,.. partsemen•t. THE INCUMI3ERED ESTATES COMMISSION, The MASTER of the ROLLS consented, at the request of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, to repeat a question on a future day as to whether government intended to bring in a bill to continue the Irish Encumbered Estates Commis sion ; but, in order not to lose time, gave notice fur Than day week to bring in such a bill, if ministers should not tako up the subject. TAX UPON COALS. Mr. HEILDLAM asked whether there wu any truth in the rumour that government intended to propose a duty on Goals ? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER was willing to depart from ordinary official reserve so far u to assure the hon. gentleman that no such intention existed. FOREIGN REFUGEES. Mr. M. MILNES asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer if he had any objection to lay upon the table of the house all the correspondence relating to foreign refugees, in con tinuation of papers already on the table ? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER was sorry to inform his hon. friend that there was an objection to lay ing on the table the correspondence to which he referred ; namely, that the correspondence was not yet completed. When it was completed, he should have great pleasure in doing so. Mr. M. MILNES asked the right hon. gentleman if be should have any objection to laying tho despatches of the late ministers upon the table ? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER objected to the practice of laying an incomplete correspondence upon the table. THE AFFAIRS OF INDIA. Mr. Hzaniss, in answer to Mr. AMITE; declined to say whether he could produce tho papers connected with ' the dismissal of Colonel Outrun until they had been examined. With regard to the motion for a select esamitese spas portions of the East India Company's acts. It wesbllllllll.6 depend on the progress of other business. le would came es. however, some time not exceeding ten days. Mr. ANSTEY gave notice that he should move an amendment in appropriate words, pledging the house to address her Majesty to appoint, in place of a select com mittee, a commission to go over to India, and procure the evidence of the parties implicated. COPYHOLD ENFRANCHISEMENT BILL. Mr. WALPOLE said that, while agreeing in the main with the bill, there were clauses which would require very pest consideration—much more consideration than he con fessed he had been able to bestow upon it. Without aay desire, therefore, to defeat, or even unnecessarily postpone, the measure, he should feel obliged if the hon. and learned gentleman (Mr. Aglionby) would consent to postpone it fot a week or so. lir. AOLIONBY agreed that the bill should be taken on Wednesday, the 24th, instead of Wednesday, the 17th init. THE MINISTERIAL POLICY. On the motion that the Speaker do leave the chair, fort the house to go into committee of supply, Mr. VILLIERS rose. He said he wished, in accordance with an intimation he had conveyed to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and for reasons he should briefly state, tO make some inquiry, with the view of obtaining some in formation from ministers on a subject which he did not exaggerate in saying was of vital concern ;to every one of her Majesty's subjects. (Hear, hear.) lie referred to the principle or policy on which it was the intention of the government to regulate the foreign commerce of the country, especially that branch of it which was engaged is the supply of the food of the people. (Cheers.) The puldie wanted information on this subject. (Cheer') It would be incorrect to say that they had received none; but he could truly say that they would have been less perplexed if they had not received any. (Cheers.) From what had been said by tho government themselves, and by their (Meads for than, he doubted if any adviufee was made to !he *A ' dos Oahe natter. (Hear, hear.) For three weeks past, we W hada protectionist government in power, w ith a free tads pasy in force; but what the protectionist government Was sole( to do for the cane of protection bad not to that seeMilmt been revealed. (Cheers.) If ho pressed the go racousat to make some distinct and candid avowal on this matter, he hoped his motives might not be mistaken! Ho assured them he was animated by no faction motives. (Hear, hear, and counter•eheers from the government side of the /maw) ; he had no party object ; and he had reason to expect that his motives in this matter should not bo misapprehended. (Cheers.) ltc had been IS years in that house, and he had uniformly mani fested solicitude on this subject. (Cheers.) He had only been silent on this matter when it was settled, or when heboped it was settled. (Cheers.) Ile was alive to the claim which a ministry had on the forbearance of the house, that they might not be pressed on any question which they had not had time to consider, or were not prepared to =ewer. lint right hon. gentlemen opposite did not stand in that relation to this ,ueation. (Cheers.) They would not be offended if he told them that they were not known in that house of the country except as identified with this particular Dio nne. (Hear, hear.) They were distinguished as a party by the course they had taken on this subject, by their un deviating adherence to the principle of protecting a particu lar interest against competition. The late Sir Robert Peel used to oppose the motions of Mr. Disraeli, though not bound to do so as an independent member of the hose. simply and solely because that gentleman had stated his object to be to displace the government, in order to occupy their places and to reverse the commercial legislation of the country. (Hear, hear.) The right bon. gentleman him self, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, at the conclu-loa of one of his addresses, said that if he did not then stirecels the time was not far distant when he should succeed at displacing the government, and when his principle , would be triumphant. (Hear, hear.) He did not impute to them aartehviindgenuctet of the zeal worthyiio thus seeking hadkingl manifestedcethenave 1 , 1 1 u:1 016 1y as cause. They had not sought office for the sake of distinction or position, but simply and solely as • meths of reversing the free trade policy and establishing their own own principles. (Hear hear.) The right hon. the Chancellor of the Exchequer could not object to be called on to state in what way, anti how soon, he proposed to establish in power that policy with which lie had identified himself in opposition. The right hon. the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster (Sir J. Y. Buller) could not object to be asked in what way he pro posed to forward the design which ho sincerely believed to exist in the breast of his chief—of reversing a policy so in jurious to the country, so prejudicial to capital, and so ■