The Express. — London, England, 1856-03-11 00:00:00

ffl .1..... --- ( . 11 , Z) • r . ••• A - • I /,, 1. • y -.- 4r -a. ~ os i , y. s .. 4...wita--0-- if /-7, --- -- - ....--.----- "Z-w . 4101111&116.. .., 0 or No. 2,983.] TO the INDEPENDENT FREEMEN ud ELerroas ..f the HOROUGII of ROSTON. Omrettnes.—Am td tur grateful thank. for the prowl peolthm M 1111111:11 lOU hare pi•lN+l no It I. r. at bolos.r to be elected as the reproontatir. of any Leghat enivettoenry. but to me—e'eeted, m I am, by the fore •tiff of my towromen—r. tuintel at the bead of the / ,..n a ,eve an , toomihant, if not unieecedentel entioritya the Liberal party—,he hotlllllr aeconme/leri by orcutortanoes er more theta usnel gr.l•henton Behave me that in return for your 5111141101111 egasdenee. I .had der• le toy best t mules to your -tenor. Aol not to yews atone. TOt great intemle 14 the empire, In a , tar a. Memel. et me member of pardiuntet e ta Maumee or direct them, Mall realm my seditious &Mint.. and toy iroter .1.11 la eeery instance be ewe In support of lb.. great a d free priampies, kr stick la my Mel= published Metro., and etweelts. dell, cod before you, I hare sopell a , ado. re. To th-c gentlemen oho nobly tame ioreard to record their role. in my 'avow. to tho, 50 freemen and ekelot• who hare .et ao maniple to all ether Liberal coooltuenelo ihrouahout the country, my Meeks are operbelly dm. To the inhandants generally I tate this oppor tunity of estimated my deep gime 14 the kindness which I hare re. mired, and ethic% will ver to treasured in my grateful moonbeams. Noe Oat the e 4 t .011. happily omelu.kel, I hope that the mane cor dial* mind. pee veikvi lw times all parties in the town will not to Inter. Rotted. and that In) late opponents will be soured that I do out simply represent More folltkll friends whose rote. and exertion. rettuved me to parliament. let all the inhabitant. of Mown, wed that In atea to their local Inter. els and amts. /.3 1 time and MI be 4 exertemU ever he at their I Mum to Loudon this day to attend to my parliamentary dada. bet ea emu ea the bobse rises for the Lamer holidays 14.11 rote the MOM- Wally of calling to rot ..upprotees per.mally , and actin Cirlntaillli with my recei o e lite toy gtatitude for the support and eonadeute which 1 We &litre me, Geatlinera. Your hittlitel and obliged humble overeat. IIk:ALERT l rtlßAlt. CoseMittoe Boom. Look. Timm &sloe, Saturday, Um& it ISt PIIIIAL moss or PEN POLL. Tuna ....... ........... ........ ........ 621 Admas ..... ...... ......... ......... ZAS ~... PELICAN LIFE IN! rt. r. LoaltsrJ Wed, City. and 6 ;SURANCE COMPANY, perlin 179 T. 67. Sparliwetar, Wadlignall% aura, Bnrcla, F.N. H.S. No, EN A. (kedge, N.D., F.R.B. %mi. Esq. • ••••••• • ' •-• I a PrernEs, with partlelgallos b Prolix wl,h,wat holta .x le par amt. et re an divided unapt " 1 arissloa 111111111•NalinDialipp.r.biAIDIND. lONS Sitt 'was. tttlbs AMON, if /WO Ow lbe viol* ~~~ ern: r.oei. LI o'sl 113 10 , 1193 10 409 410/ 240 , 1104 1 MI'S 10 o • 14 0..% or 10 Prapirrom re rd d peaom. of Prperal amply or re Mos r ry of OM l Vtllllll. TUMOR senelia. DOM% CASES.—At Mr. maws lilA. BLisnmemrs. I itaperdwo. 14. 4 his, aft Ned Certal atlegasdner li niMa. ="4lee MOW X 0 1 elleildes et et . ijable ". • Mt lablosiosomailassa,=== .l.. WS ••• OrmS ma sad ill" • we a• is brio Nis et ion Nosh le a•••••, helm • wisp Nada 1400KING•OLASSE8. of ths very choicest diorsistios, mfot•lord with moderate prima —O. DI 0110771, sad .1* Usloni -t . et. milt. speclil Wank. to his milady* Ma earisslied *TOL k. The parity of Mem smirk* gfldig, sod hishisso immoolli 4 thonrative style of from* must merge ilis Crof say is tin fma) (avow bits with a sill Ileskig= * e reesipt of nil .Imo 1.. Reindipollllll SU bifilliNi a IQl—liaindadm 3 to h Onat Ompsislimi. ham Etell= ARK YOUR LINEN . —Tbie Pen seperneded. The NO ...,.. pinirsol, awl boa masa a staddas lbw t a, ma VA ns to elk kelt% =a der re 14 . 977 0 0; 104117. V kIrPITI) m. Ase pm= an us Sit with M_ pauVr= e t stark :1 9 1 a wa =ilti. WM =illeiVali= l.l. • Cij t UN. 11, ow dew SYDENHAM TROUSERS and Kamm SAMUEL. Bruaboa—Thellpitus of retrawalm. ?be Mt ale nandiel. p. af . 2. •P. *dr MB Iramitiale inisre sr Os 1 1.... Arapa= agg .aad Ea " Ing le ... am) kiwi_ brabars.lo, LeigeNaL Palbina.ll.L. free. REMO'S WATERPROOFS et• the test whys for me; tley rdll lima sil wafts% Ird are=l: e C d 1 442 mg wy. CZ= Tre m brr al to . C•rdlgralkibi tirsioan tagateria amble. fry as a imam IMO. me to w the i Ze inir e=ale 2 . ELedir Oa eltwarame J. 6 - 1.111.1. yeetc=plorbrz. aOAL DEPARTMENT.—By SireW aid Railway. LL end Ce. !lighten mil nd. Axed tram the Collkey l I L I W•rew Cochra*, Iletten, end Ji • et et ▪ Lesiondan Steirtrt s Weaved. ra a t bowies. at Da rat tee ault. ail Lulus, Mathew Illobsy. billsasa.s• MHZ BEST and CHEAPEST TEAS is Woad are co be obtained of PHILLIPS arl COMPANY. TIS )(creamy S. NINO WILLIAM-NUNN% CITY. LONDON. STRONG CONGOU TLAJA—fIa la *L. lA. i• • mama Prim • arrest la aims mseetb, malliblag an ra Mammas of the Imam man Yam bee by pail as ay. phemMoa. fIUOARS warynad .. ?CAB and COY fr.):B ..etie2 r . spew& art wimp hew to any sallow station et =Oa lava Nagoad. INABANI LL WHISIT.--Tbie aisbairtl v . Ll inP" E a 4=1 ..„. ~,,m , ....t as as Ai& p =vv . ... 4 draw-. is AllAntravi7.ltro....G"' se time UARRIS'S SPECTACLES. the cheapest and Wt. of Irellimew etadleoes for proserdag W debt bed . Pried reeently voided swfourth 125 for eiet..l o f Fa dos 3t. B.lllUild PIOIIITSCT 0 Lifid. foe wadded dellastive Whs. be grid isle pose. Its to Weft% mad seers. I free.—T Ott C 7.. . -201. o w ed. to de 11147.1 t .. 11 7. .14 , ...G. this dew= Wild Lesiva. Oedleo—Directly opposite Wad's. aosiberedis (I RBY HAIR—A BOOK, sent gratis, respecting ALII. ROWS LIQUID HAIR DTZ, +blob b frM flout say able( lajortout. lo sogbad, proolochte tba heats& brows pow Mi. So cbc Janet* black. II bac boa In uo• may roan b mute 60: frog 64 oloactpc. to so mo I from . foroardol at ♦ ALEX. al4 makes. fur , LEDs Qom*. MO Bottom. 114;1 : COCIE'S PATENT VULCANISED INDIA USIIIIIII TURING, BOSILPIPIYA WANFILIS. YALVIIL robed and 64 sad VULCAXISILD RUM= IN tso aid fear Ina elm Iliduren d moist =As, sad Improved whining rabbit SU PPLY PIP'S for ANA HILLIARD CVIIIIIONA mad Rubber &rim tut I.say Nitta% kr rtq.MGD RUBBilt DOOR.8PRIX08; solid mead nibba Iw4 of gal Mum. VALI') art other CPNITIONN mar ery game by Ardor. conkombrauem attrAgled by,. by appikailos by the =Wry. JAN. LYNX HA. COCK. Gem& rm. Uenrylbrosd. LADIES.—ROWLANDS' KALTDOL as Oriental &mold Pre antics fee Jr Omplaata a . eNtaaaalir tal_ita.latt fraillaa Slum_ sad other ea t t i = a r i o. 'atrelliar 14 tat. amellar 1.1=1: Soul NlSM"lleeionliblidnivihnriji=dirrle sa• Er s az is i isowiwa and SONS la sal bat at Skold at 10. ; sed bit timide awl partuima. 71111111EMAR.--Ou the Nth et 11.4 . 2 0 866, as ..s. paimel * =on e mus s gad Is iiftel• tat= under a make :t Oft dillt Is proloolsi I* tallow Pre* of mad asp* *mai el Mr Zeds de firins*ils hob. Os 0•11*. of 14.1baaa. tbrims. 'lib mac 14.1. le • =or. ****Bidwa h r airin g iiik2lom. ern Vadlowsl is alltasse of SIMIVIW* B.I2- aw Jr. Mg bun MIA as aml66l„ ,;.i tzp:ait r e WIN Pima* G 11:= 6 41 enerlsis Mill yea= Milt. the pirleles IFISII Ma Ml=111 1 :1 , . tar-,........e.r.g...=.T. ........7210 E vold stleile OMNI. are et all arrsillor 'mom 7 Vai is Or WIN *Ms Masa lb* us bubsil.-41.111 . 1ft pin Oa. e r her mos la sae Os W. . Ism 11... mod ir a inim. wlrroky Om In awl* ef A 1111. . lo* kl= " veratMa i g i r " he. SorlitiM ill. Ostorwin* . ind fkowit.l . lll l Ml= 5.'" Il ia Mmon. "4 1re= di5ii.......5. 46. Marld. 4 mak e.habL ilasiliftw: owl . IL GENTLEMEN. Mr. COOPER at bona for noroirrio• dour.—rrrit moo , . cloosistral. TlHjjt 41x13t ' MISS P. HORTON'S (lbw. T. Oman Wed)! Pow am POPVLAR IVITIATAIIIIIIINT. osaltigog of Nadel awl Charotatelotle llartioloota lolgologleg a toitti! aloliflagasi koontallo Imo tom ti Ilk MO RogOda awl IWi VISIT MUIR° taiga PagolegLlogral polo* at Ow a/ Illaagoiloa. 14, llapatatmeol., soot moans at tight °Oj a i a . li Z tentiamtlat at a quarter ma lea. Poor. Cl 'Wok It ant L; *Ala 11 Wadi ea Is lasaamt at Os Oallary dots, Os gag. • Nen,: Piehitwams ma Sabin:W. s 4 Om (Mai Ito gammon Oa PatoMag Itouslep. MR. CALDWELL'S GRAND TWE•JIY. Y EFT ANN PAL FTLL BRIMS BENEFIT BALL la *Me place TRIO EVENING. Mar= os =MA ossooles no expo= sW be •pand to ten er the ovenine= art dab =mg of paw or= Tlekets I. each, tochullog num.== to to te tad of tae =my • it= of Mr. Cald=ll.itt tae Boons, or thee tan= department. 3% Inonntrook Bobo. Soiree* daorantee every evening from S till IL No private kw.= 01 any hour. Li is TM hot Bat Marine of the sees= alit take Misr as Tbunday. Mann 27. fIR. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSPUM, 4. Covestre.etreet, Lekertte square topes foe gentlemen Gab). 10 till 10. cootalateg upwards of 1.0. , 0 Yodels end PreparaDorte Illortratias even part of the Duman Frame t Health sad Moue. IM Kam of Nen. he. Lemur. are delivered at 11. %and 4 =train, ash Ham- T evealog by Dr. intim.' ILGA, sof at balf•pmet by Dr. Athasasa. In one volume, 4, H EART BE Ah E or, The Brother's Wits. B, the mu HX ne 1 11 O Author r , in one lleLl VI refuse, 4, ItEM Leedom: John W. Porter and Boa, Wog gland. Th. day. wield& 66. THE DAISY CHAIN : or, Aopintions. A Farefiz Cfroideln By the Author el " The Held et Ridable." " llearenema ie. Lantos: John W. Pester and Son. Wert Waded. NEW EDITIONS OF MR. GILRARTS PRACTICAL WOW ON BANKING Jest published. t. 2 vols. 120... wish Peeleildprles Its. 146PitACIICAL THEMISK as BANKING. Hs i* W. 01 ._ KRAL. Clemell ja or the eadlF stadoster Desk. NMI BMWs yeeea4 sad al Ma mil* wog d asfl a met best ef filifillall gry w z i g guns i so il •111,11111/. t. t . : allililld ; isdi k be = ma egysiser.sof o .bra b litrfars" re gert :L dlremilea sy..A. is le Vie* eartreirrf o rie l it usit biske Th ef= W die . Isi lel&m:Mea 1 e Marllll m5. :rd " ,61.1 ... imix a . Yap widest yet Islyedoced so *lbe Ile. Gams imams win be isitle74bl experieues of the we Weed emiesMal Vela et eillicti tie imml." TEI 11111115E . 4Pit W e als Abbe stoat I""Mi llb l ru k rideinis. =0•61.4 led Leagara Poked Maenad prim 3€l. • or, ped frac ed.. No. I. d AMANUAL oi IiSH BUTT, kFL ES and MOTHS. )y H. T. STAIITON. Liner d " The Znlessoksktb Ansionl." Ta bs 11CMplefti Is goes Ibtrty mantbly seenban. TM Int tear park .111 comprise Ibe sisals of the bakswilka • needy sat ea sod ray dare Iltde psradel. - -Bilskel mormT. Loodoe : Jube Tea Vows, I. kitarneare•ew ; and Se be kW at all beatnik,' sod sees amts. THE MORNING taA R.—First-class D. rapor. eui . zr ak t:b . ed ea MONDAY. Mirth M. sad deopMehed h aide—May be ebteMed from MI annmee. IM Ow Pew. 336„ Tx kVENING BTAIL—Firo-elams Evening Pew. gobibbed co MONDAY. Mara 17.aad roollso maky b. 904Mald trust esoomos. d M aig6 o:B l Pero. Illempb.i ?WPM*. THE MORNING STAR, sad the EVENING STAR, Nice Ow Pew mob. Soboortvloa far Maio plid . mtio. Its pot vas,n. La minor PcoooSoo codas . Clurlagoroa. to rot xosa 14 0.011.. '1171;710r. LLOYD'S WEEELY LONDON NEWS, allied by DOUGLAS JUROLD. AVE/AOll W SMELT CI KCU LAT lON —byroads of la.ooll. ORBAT VAC? for ADVYRTI6EIIII It astable 81ITI COLUbI24t4 taeleftg the Villa LATEST INTSLLIOENCY. prior TWorlb-11C14 or Thlrobses past troth of my Nom ASIMI L IM direct frown Lunt). flabrberr+limnb tr. XII DAILY NEWS! LONDON MORNING Pt i ra=looyed 4d., Mem/ 01. Be Mesas el IM •Moiree aad et eill i=eem. la Ike Mini ti Moe et 112 .... :20-1a Se ese=f i ll ....460 t r...i..p am aje pa l =7=Tosemey erllsio-WO WOW • 8 lIDWNTS AT TAN RZAT OP WAIL ITS PO MI IS RILIABLI AND IMPARTIATt. As aidwy wry report of oblppleg a tbe Indlea Ma la moiled I. a lo Nail. sad Is moths ONLY DAILY 111/1110 WONT. Mi r ta d eri es It lo ALL OPPINSTPI ADTNETIONSIENT/L M. by more Om MO yeors Om sop i Vr • ieOleeparerio. NM bek by resiolese ead traartinsilm Mined foe & filsraelar em P.M+ sot VC •et my Isielle eir In 010 h•Mes ;le oh the Illiek be es ih n igil":"Am a i mor W Wwhke N . B.Mt IS • pew the M MOO the MOMS 0 am emito sob so wooly N. •II pa emir. Ma la Memo to PeMlNee Mos DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, hen 8 sae. until IR`, se Ia per rzek ii =lled la lowa eitesustry. al p.a. for 34. per any, or 13.. =as: Is Xi. Wad, 1 AIM A 88.6. IS. l'aererreaser. TIMMY NEWS FORWARDED to the COUN TRY by IVIMI If 0 POST. se Igo M. per qr., payment la og- N re.* by JOHN MADDOX . 10. Uppw lloseaskport. Bookseller awl evis Agog DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, in Lagoa, at Ha jar aisrtar.—llKJlT by MORNING XV= Illz ea id. —IIVIINING DO., 19a. V. pot v.—II. ADAMS, r. Woodruff. NOW AMY. BAYSWATER. -DAILY NEWS LENT TO ILBAD; sad .applied to illtp csoqrx biliverdaa p05t...4 IS. ed. v id te a lgamia—m. •UANIus. 610•0411111fle. rrHEEIPREBB.—Th• PUBLIputC asd the TRADE SUPPLIIID every aftersoas bat fear &dot e = er mimeo'. Nem Anat. NG , amlimells•Wmg. a oat IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF LORDS.—MOWDAY, MAIICII 10. T►a Loss CmAximios took his seat cm the woelseek at fee Vida*. PETITION& 1, 4 1fd 811•7111111171 T presest-d several Witless hes dig:rrst plans maims theorising of the British )boner, &a. ea Bud .y. Lied BIOVORAM presisted a petlfes pearls, the total &Wailes se *Web rates hen seise Sams la the gouty of Bamea. TIM Rut ONASIIIIIIIIO IT nisi, It appeared that the argils. Cgs whir at men. existed between Massie sad this eons try would expire on the 31st of this month. sad whatever erne matters might take. be preersod that his brow able Mead (the Earl of Clarendon) would Mier the MON be is his glue. He therefore gar arise that at that time he would gall the attention of their lordship.' h•ase to the his. bosh pissed ea their table, fantasists the mirespos dere* rob ties to eke tekieg of Hua naiad ef ILLENBOROUGH wished to knew Mother there would be sap objeetios es the part of kr Majesty's gerrameat to Mee soar lertb.r informs's°. moos memo point. militias to this Hee book. At rags ltd he f•asd that meadow was mule of • letter ft us Lord Passion, 'ravening lie elided sestimers to Greer& Williams. That was sa important letter, gad it we, 04111 which be thought the government ought if possible gs give Is a surmises letter of GemerelWill'ams, that ricer mated that be bad trareetird the paginent for norplies. The aathr rite for thetrearnateo noaht to he olio us, r oho oesrht the letter abieb asqualated O.e. Willies shot sepal i bid bees closed et his discoed. Alward', at the end of the book. he (rad a treaferosew berwrea Genera Mansfield sod the firasbies, in whisk the latter reprised hrrelf in .tress torn as to the del a y is pies-lag at the disposal M the Turkish government the loss wh.rh wee reierd to, thst power. Usder those e renassiseres bo (Lord EllenhOronethl thronht that theirs ewers to be platted befog. the hese, a sitars of the ea.* whoa lb. Int portion of the lees was p's•ert .t the disposal of the Mmese g rt. Another mimics I. Vie Aloe b oh wag the marry is which efi seatiea of Ilelsamyi was passed over. lawaseh. Mo net. as tllo operations of that serf bad had ceasider able drift yr the Re•sisa mormesm. he frosted that Uwe MOM be so eljestion to plies apse the table thoregrissmienee with bed totes piers on the gab. feet of mgergaMag with Seheryl. dom. lafaimation slight sirs to i• slisediA to she hoses with retreat* to the me ogee rf lam lo the Crimea A.risp the Iris week is Jely sad eke rho Seel writ is &mush* r. Ea.l oftaiviLLE ...1 make it airy into the sob jers referred to by the gable earl. h. m a r of CLAN liICARDE hoped that tha aoVe earl (If almarry) would ear before the hoses the rest LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 11, 1858. tome t f the ro ion which be Intruded to wake, in trder that their !outshine saieht know what they wire d senesieg. As ths sea t r , 00d, noble lord's notice was of t►e ossiiew p wedge doseriptioo. The Is.ri f IIIALYIESBURY was rot prepared to eay what hn sstriw soulo b . Hie object VII to col the at 'intb a of tie house 'o he a rreepondesee upon the tette, end to eat tees , o their iordakine his own titivate opinion as to the coos* of the dossier ee K n. ' Sir G. GREY rose to move the sound readier, eons 'beetle, with • statement of the reuse which iodated the noverament to ptopon the measure. He reed entree. from the writhe*, taken before the trommittee of that house ems whose report the bill wee founded, which showed the duty of • general and seders system of police, end mentioned facts illustrative of the evils reealtiog from the in Peen 'toe of the law, from the want of on *Meant rural miastaniery, la the West Riding of 'Yorkshire. tor ethane, &ad which IMO chserecittable, in his opinion, tr • cleated government. He then examined the l.w, under the Municipal Corporation Aet, relating to the pt Leo of berouebs, and combated the objection that, as re sre.tel the totoogh police, parliament tad abiiested its Garcons, end that, although with counties it anon deal se it pleased, boroughs wire sacred gamed. He eel I.d Muni* to the objettion that the bill wee founded upon • sebum of centralisation, obeeniog that thin wss a questca which coneersed not only partivaln loialitiee, but the onemosity p Hy. He edcluord evident* to prove the deficiencies of !be I olice, both in quantity nod quality, not only in small borough., under the Municipal Act, but in certain larger ours same by him, and he and • tinnier which had been not to NI boroagee, calling the attention of the town coupe& to the is %cliquey of their dell roves. When the numbers of the p lice did got beer 1 , o small a portion to the replant* of the plan the regulation under which they wted did not always secure their 'Binary, and he cited an 'Waimea by the Lord Mar r of T. rk, that the polies of that city was very 'milkiest. Now he would explain the erovidoos of the bill. Firthtso to the estustion, the eipthm whisk, on he bed Wore stand, was given by the untie( acts to the jest en le quarter weskits nip Of to adopt the t:o.nty Cocatabalny Act or not,wonld be taken away t y this bill, and It would be rendered corpulsory upon them to do so; upon which the tionnthe would besubject, with one or two estoptione, to precisely the same provisions of the law which now salted with regard to all ttose amain where, soder that nit, • polies three Mid been elresdy esublished. Now, he sew it stated two drips ago, is one of the newspaptm and see which was conducted with great intelligence, and supplied generally w to very correct ciforatattoo, that tt if this 101 l were allowed to pan into • law, the rural pollee of every county would be subjected to the absolute 'entail of tie Home Seer. t.ry for the time being;" and so an instance of this it was poltted out, that the first cisme of the bill would make the appointmest of the chief oonstab.• subject to the approval of the Booretary of State. Bet that was toe law at present, and it bad been in fora fir he last fifteen years; during whisk time, Incept in one caw, no tension bad arisen in which the selection m ade bthe justices of • meaty required the i tiro. silos of the Secretory of State in the appointment of a thief constable; and -hat was a eon in which special po. heaths was m ade to the Secretary of State, to eseiCSO Ike power with whisk he wee invested. and to whisk so eke's.% hod ever yet been made. This was due to the ears with which the comity maghttates had made their selection of the ebb f enstatilee. It wes within his own kaowledp that. in Duey cues, they had token pain to secure the appointment of the most efficient men, without regard to *mast sr local conossion, and some of those gen tleman, with whose be had himself been brought into into.. • one, were gentlemen of great iatellionee sad very fit for their duties. The only twitter* be eoold remember in which the sonstios ef the Secretary of Bt to was necessary to he Oven to the newton of the chief con stable by the Pathos, was when a special ap plication wee made to him, soma yams ego, name the porton whom they would have Matted esca.ded the 'in scribed age, sod had some other special quill Bastions sad in that as the Julien were scitoSed, and the man whom they thought the best man was appeante4. This was the in which this power which was vested is the &are tory of Buts had worked during the let fifteen yews. (Cheers.) However, there were one or two palate is wh - ch it was prop sod to make some alteration In the law. One of the most material was this. By the existing law, when justices bad established a county constabulary, they had • thither discretionary power to divide the minty into pollee district., to equalise the bertha' of it oo the popu lation. Boldest* about this matter came before the com mittee, and indorsed it to nth insound that the division of counties, in certain Musses, should be @okras'. la many counties the p petition, though Inge is the ogrregste, was unequally divided; one tan might be partme land, with • thin populaties, and another part might to occupied m ire densely by manufacturing people. In such elms gnat °Jetties bed been made to the eatablisbme t of • police, bums@ it was approbeaded that the rat/Tuns of one part would be obliged to pay di.proportioastely for the pa tee-ion of the inhabitants uf the It woe pow Violet desirable to empower tee Queen is Council, upon hearing a representation of the facts, to require the janitors of any e silty to do that which it wa• now left at inert di,cr.von to do, and divide the county into districts. The mo.t anterisl noon°s of the bill, however, 'thins affected both comities and borough., was that for the appoint- meat of iospeetore, to examine into the it.t.e, the number, sad discipline of the police, and Its eflieirom, throughout early county and borough of Begthad ; sad that was connected with another provides of the bill, founded also upon the report of the anneittoe, sad introduced in occordsnos with the rocommeadatioes of the commission of 1839—namely, that • portion of the espouse of the Gusty. a. well as of the borough police, should be defrayed oat of the public se. And he must soy that he e mid not propose to defray one fourth or any other portion of that expense out of the public revenue, without inking some effectual means to sseertain that toe police in auk totality was maintained with effleisaity. (Hear hear.) For that purpose bethought insimodoe was ersentiaL He bed not hard any &Intim to it made by the gentlemen connected with ornotia though objeetioss had boon made by the • borough,. The panda on which he thoughtit however, had now been esplaised ; and if the provision for impalas felled to obtain the apnoea' of tne boon, he could not undertake to rentasseact the g of any ponies tattle pablie revenue. Ar wber prevision of the bill wee to empower the nasty magistrates to grant • superannuatius allowance to the chief constable. Now, es for the counties, so far from the bill being received with moral opposition, the temper with which it had been received wee such se to tadnee him to believe that the gentle:me who npre.ested eloodoe wield ban no otesetios to the mooed readies, and to the hill On there memeltter. He felt obliged to them is. the mgmestlime they bad offered, end which had hem taken bite mmethiratioa by tbe goveraraeat. But with regard to the borombs, be was perry to say, and— elthomb be might be soeshbered for this a bed Jodie of the temp. r of the hos* and of In fellomematimies—he was ! alto surprised to flail thatthem lad thee as opp aides nand against this bill, Whisk one upon him whilly wt. ezposteoly, sad which he could met smooth for. Tbis oppo sition was net ladled so minted do it might be for the b uten of sem persons M repressed lime boroughs had petitioned la favour of the bid, oaths led takes no pert in regard to it; but from other bereashe he hod .me repre sentatives, member of their town comeh, among which be would mention that of Mandsestn, who same to him to objet to certain provisions of the bill, sad to warm be had given such reason sad provoked such Mesa dime of it, as would satiety Sae who were favourable to he goinelple of the bill, bed who Tithed a recommend mee tab Medilleatione alit. Do Via essard so a gym umber of the hecenghs, be hind that them Minims of their tows etesmile lobs lei moiled ups lift were midi the greatest migeenemptim as to the of the May. The °hien of It, as Is had state/ before was to provide an easiest three with du regard to the Aselple of lout minsiemest sad cootteL It had been maned that by this WI the metro' we to be wholly trassferred hem the tows tow oils and the watch eponsaitten to the S. f State, that then wee • power • inteaded, if net ex • rf Lahti into the kande of the Hum Secretary the sp. wink:mit sad dismistal of constables; seed it bed also ban ladnetrimaly circulated that the Home Seentesy would theitt, in all cues, epos the polies being barman up to the number of I to every 500 of tie omelettes ; aad that then wee to be an attempt by coin_ palsies toot* aalsdare the Maness with the counties. Now to these sestesiesee he was prepared to give the moat unqualified denial. The control of the police and its mensgessent were not taken, even by the hill ea it then stood, out et the hands of tows connells and wat.b committees I there wee no interference with the al pototmeat wr dander.' devastating, though it bad been urged upon him, be'Ore he brought la the bill, that it wee desirable, lo thing to certain 'mown fatta, to give the Home Benetary sock eastral ; bet sot width% to have a measure theoretically pent, but aiming osly at eff-eting a greet reform withoetisterfering with the local managemost, he had declined to insert any loath provisos, ma had et ores to lone the appelataiest and diem! •I of oustables to the ws.ch tom, nom of the Wes atonal.. There was eo compulsion attempted as to the ounther of the polies to be purvided by say borough. The right hoe . baronet the member for Droithria bad sug gested that it might be desirable to establish • shamus of polio. fora, bat he (Sir O. Grey) aid he thought it was bettor not to attempt by law ti Ix the animus, the ar ms anus of one comity or borough being often diff-reat from mother. He must sloe emphatically deny having enuttaised, eves auretly, u he was supposed to base dose, sises it was not is the bill, any iatectioe of lasioting. by diteet or indirect means, upon any uniform standard of the number of police. What did the bill tennis therefore There wee the (earth elutes of the bill, *Mob affected boroughs no doubt, sad by width it wee provided that meaty constables should have the same Jariedisdas in the amoeba which ber - mb sonstablse now tad in the athaues. He had act beard any objections made to that anima of the bill. The through tositables now, for the purposes of jostice, ft r the prevention of alms, and appre hension of the sifeadere, Ina jailed cties within the adjos - ing amity, and it wee thought desirable that the empty c 'ambles should hive a similar jeriedhtion in the borough., but acting la tee borough wader the ord. rs of tie bormigh se.gistra.es, jut as the borough ousuibles sued in the aunty under the and the meaty ma/Mine& The THE DEFECTIVE KORTAEV. •-• The Earl of DERRY ...d did would (tais day) oat • quer e.n to Lord Penrose. with wiped to wert.is allega tions • huh hal bees leads is another plow is to w r ell fraud- which lad wiestred I. the Ordnence dep. tau et with reference 0 e• rein is , tier. which had proved tr• fee toe. THE GOVERNMENT LEGAL BILLS. Oa tt• tyro toe rommuaittise the Losses sad Sales of 8.11 d 114.4•0 8.1 1 , Lora 81. LEONARDB called attoo.im to the reps Mk. ty 'he ',mew No•plearllt to amend tie I4W sect it. snot. awe otos. The Si ble lord commented st moth eug •oe the various bra. and plena secently laid Were p.r ~ oieht for the rele•wi of the law is the se,. rd heweber, wive step wrvelelly the piss .or treacheries the so of the In slasher E Wee Court to the Irish C 0.,; of Chancery. e LORD Cita/MELLOR hiving reil.ed to wow of the stnewre. °Corea by Lora St. Leasarde, the bill the. west throw h committee. Their Leashipe adjcaraed at ayes o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMON/Ir.-MONDAY, MAME 10. The Brooks* took the ante it the usual hoar. NEW MEMBER. _ _ Mr. H b eaux took tt• oaths and Ms seat for the b .t,•ogo of Bottum. T. boa. mietobor wee introduced by Sir Jootipb Pastes sod Mr. Cowes. POLICE BILL The Sheriffs of ;edlll4lileee z &pretend at the ►er, sad pre.eated thit pet4tee of the enrp•,retion of Loa doe &damn the mewed bill • f the goverameot. PUBLIC BUI311418& CENTRAL AMERICA. Sir BllLWElCiiiiiiiii;;;oteetbat OW Baiter Le would cell tee attention of the house to car disputes wit► the United &awe nepotist, Central /enema. MAJOR DOW BIOGIN. Sir DE L. EVANS sod he washed to repeat 'ho quimetlima which he had takes the liberty to sok am the precedir, Fudge Be wished to below whether there wtaid be HI obj -atlas to Ity ea the table a enpy of • passage free a tele graphic diropatch from Lord Permute to Clewed Stemoiima, rot. trio, to • certain galialt °Hoe• ? He did sot wok to press tb. rodsodos of the document if isooavealeat, bet he thoopht he was bolted to tante the government to pro dere ft, sad he felt the More pl.saaaa in dole, as, beam.* hr had mid ha adtithriclad Paragraph to the Globe. mania, that ihe ostreet, ff prodaimed, lamed of bele, ohjeetiatable, weak ndoand to the hoarier of Lord P•ana». Lord PALMERSTON mad be held in hi. band a copy of the t-I.irmebb sews.. alluded to. It wee rather bag, and referr.d to other matters, private as well se public; but the part la the middle, which referred t r the (Aker la questios, was is to lows :—"I reeommeed young Dowbiggin to your &fleeting trite be St and you ham a vaeaucy." There was so ...Nettles to show .t the tame time so extract from the letter hem the commanding to Lord Pianism. He said- " la the Men:bee, again last sight, the Remises made • atrot g attack to ripm the cemetery, but .0 MID pre pared. Captain Dowbionin sad tee th Helium , party behsved admirably." (Cheers.) [At tee ecieelneion of his obrervatiose the noble toed advent:tad to Sir De L. Erase, sod battered the letter he bat just read to that gallant member toe his impection, but the latter declined, amid genial laughter.] CHURCH RATES. _ Sir J. PAKlNofoti,ieterrioiroTtie promise made by the goverameat os • previous...stag to 'spool a proses ties ebel , t . os of church rates, wished to know wattier tb.r., would be any otjeetion to lay oo the table • retest of the .oust giblets its; impost was at pansy producing. He thought te at beim deetroyiog so lagoon •mOlllll et pro perty We boas aboald bare some detailed itiformation r saivt eg it. Bir 0. GREY said that a raters bad elready beim made so Vls stones et the boa member for the Tower Hamlet.. If that were set *wank, more tafarmaUsa would be gm. ; but as there was pest &Malty la obtaialag retorts from essay pantie. in Blighted, be could sot prosaic. the right how. baronet their very speedy proisetea. ST PANCRAS WORKHOUSE. . . Sir I PitICINGTON asked whether tee a tra!fos et the 'yeomen.' b.d been citet to the inspector's report of the dreadful itate of the gt. Parma' Union Workhome, whether the Po , r-law Hoard bad day authority within the district. and if s., whit course government meant to take In tt• =rtes.? Mr. BOU VERIE said that the report bad bees presorted to the bow at km suggestion isoonsequence of a gamma pet by tee hen. member for Lanaeeston. It was draws op by Dr Be, ce loom, who tat hose appointed temp, ear, tasoestor the workhouse. Beery op* who read 'het nor: must c mse to the emission that there wets good preside for interference. However, the governitg body led bees neently disused seder the local ac, sod Os new guardmas wire tvhisg &dive sod wiling sop. to amend the state of 'hies' oomplafaed of. His attention was goo liana,' directed to what they were doing, and every power he possessed &Meld be exerted to orator. a remedy. TICKETS OF LEAVE. Yr. ADDBBLBY wished to know from the member fur Berwisksbire whether be intended to bring on his mon= Wotan( to tickets of leave seat Thursday ; ad If bo would slats what was the &Milts ages* of hie 1110406 os that subject ? Mr. SCOTT would bring forward his motion on taw earliest patella* day after Easter. His fatuities was to more for a mint committee to Isonzo into the mamas why, is spite of all that had bees doss in the eruption of reformatory se ► sok+ sad the improvement of rum disci plate, there was so eeriou as histesse of arias throughout the smutty, espesially mammal javelins' sad wows. - CUSTOM-HOUiE CLERKS. Sir 8. NORTRCOTE asked the Secretary to the Trea sury whether say petition hod bees received by the Taw •ery or the Board of Coates. from the .keen is the &pa:meat of the Berber-Osaaral of COMPS. to, iscrowe of t►eir wlariee la coinequesee of the increase of their official labours? Whether say same, had be.. returned to wadi pommies t Wk. thee there woald be aay objeetice to lay the mew ea the table of the how ? Ir. J. WILSON meld that ao Iseresse hul bees made is die &dories of the Geese olladed to, bemire for the eatra duties See eatra clerks bad bees appoiated. He dept rated the beissieg at sash .otters before Ow Howe of Cosiness - - BAY ISLAND& Mr. M. GIBSON saki, h aro* tlrtoashi Nods on ' ebe coot cf Goof Amorist ea* bees nab hers British mislay ludo the saes of the Bay Isiasitoolow. Ho wished to Imo., Writer., frost the &cautery hit iWi Colonies, whether the Qopia's warrant had boss isms' suestatasisg 'be totally of B.y Islas& ; if so, what too Ohs Mao sash lomat. sad *bother it sold ho OM Woo padislasst • .110 what was aka dal* of the appalstosaseof posilissi saiiairato of Poo Bay blonds o lioay Mr. LABOUCHRRE said that • Quo's. warnat bad boos Boo* establishing the oolosy is trusties, sad its date was 20, 1863. He had so ohlooties to lay it oo the Wk. The Bret might/ow woo soloist.* es the 6th Argot is the boo year, hat there had bees two or three ap pointed aises—era very's...oily. TO appoint/oat rested with the Goorsor of Jimmies CASE OF JOSHUA WOLSTINOROFT. Mr. EURROUGH lasso* of the Boaratary of Stabs for the Hone D , partosont, Omaha, he hawing dielarod that this awe was usable to pooh the i.e tallietal is the as helms Wolstoooof , , neatly osavleted before the aspic Oats. at Oldbas far photos on a Sauday, her Majea•y's rownsmot who propos* to ealataia the osiatiog stoma the law es tho asbjost. Sc, G. GREY was soilontsal to say that there bad bees ocly ciao ao.ietion utast the act, whisa was an almost ob solete on of otorgo 11. He thought it would sat be de elabkt ohms say astosdisant la such an so. LOCAL Dtße BILL COMMITTER. Bit F. THIIIIIOIR loosired of too *obis lord at the heed of the gorentaeat what coarse It was proposed to take Lordm, the mint erietalwee thate Local Dies Bill ? PALMEJUITON add as it seethed tit be the 'shawl opens of the blow that as bigotry should Se in stituted le this rosy hialle bit unietirable that any oc sseeseary di/erasers lea should recall es to thc fern of recreant to the isoraitt••• He bad leaked ("err the maim of the plight hon. yellowtail otpoott, sad se little of seenatlal difference was there in it, that ho thought there wield he co difloslty in towing to a &Width. The wards appeared to him to metals everything that wee clearable. He should prop se, then, that a owanottre be appointed ti lavabo tato the several natters referred to the comaiseionen appowtsd by her iggiggi7, so ',Asir* Into the Weal etorgee os rh;ppieg in the posts of the Halted Kiegdou and the hewed' of '' dormer and luny, and that the omelets' await' report this, opiates thereupon, sad that the re; ort of the cowwh .loren eltriel4 he wetted to the sold caassittee. Sir F. THISIOSIt said he look sot object to the word. propo-.41, *Bei.. that they were his own, with the staple &dada. that the revert of the eeramlniohro should be laid beiere the osultiss. CRIMRAN ARMY INQUIRY. Is sumer to Lord Ho Thum, Mr LATARD far the prdeact his amdka ter as booby tato the Nit- of Ow army la Ora Crimea. POLICE (COUNTIES AND BOROUGHS) BILL. TIN order of the day for tad monad read.my of this MR baying Was rood, sad a lard* auks Op:wins doable* *IOW /wing boa peosestel. r. a.' 4..4 (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. Mb douse provided that constables, whether borough or *dotty. t• shall, la indiums to their ordinary duties, per harm all each duties connected with the polite as the jestion or the watch committee' shall from time to time or as are In m um. to time, by any regulations wa• de ander this act by the lb cretsty of State, entered to be police duties to be performed by such constables; " and the &suss we; ton to decision la•ful for toe Secretary of State, from time to tint. ' to make such gametal reguiniona as be should think fit for that purpose. (ilrar, hear.) Now he would state the object with eatocb ttat inns. was Intradueed. It -se awe of the clauses to which objections had been made. sad he was totted tong that thew abjet toe, were rot thd to roma w. ight, and th.t they were res. seeable ; but toe eject of the chips bad but isisondes stoal, and p nets owirg to lie three...stogy bad been mister, eet t•d • fie bed eluded to a proportion made at Le minoter, that the police should mita= entain deli. s which the town mined aid at t think were Ile duties of tee p barna, wed be had spoken of the ...dog of ex{ eau which would be odic ed in some count:co ind borough, by imposing upon the ems ables, who were geld for devoting their whole time to their ditty, certain other duties c datteowd with the puice, such es the inepaC tion of weight. and measures, the oustreptece of ;abode's, ihe serving precept. or notices, and the istapettoon of salutes% 'thuds is the wall-regulated police system of other comities and boneghs were putt resod gratuitously by the policemen be meant with. at any etas Fannin to thew, sod by whin a great saving wee Jetted to the pea lie, although the perquisites of c. nab pawns might in some dein ebe affected by it Now, in WOW DiSOSS doable bads:ism Ir. ether the toed antlogine bad power to oaken the per form/ion of sued dune by the peace, dumb Is nosy pieces ao objection wu made to it, sad it was dose with great advantage aid mousey to the ratepeyere. It wu therefore desirable that Wont doubts should be removed, and that there should be an express power of declaring what were duties to be perfumed by the police. Bat be was bowed to say, having heard the objeetiou whin bad bees mad,* that, eltlioagh introduced wik no sash object, it weld aertaloly give a power to the Cemetery of State which, if it were to be exerwed whim no necesesty trained for it, by his requirtog the police to co certain things adder his pole authority, might brooms liable to some objection, sad he would therefore omit all the words in that dun inter the word "require," la the Bth line, Indio it • to the total authorities to determine, as they nem practically did in moot places, what dative shunid be pea rated by the police is addition to what in this claps, were termed the .edieary police duties. (Cheers) Having honied to the eeggestiooa which had been made with regard ti this clause , _ be bed decided to omit altogether to at power propoted to be mina to the Secretary of State. The neat clans, the sixth, which tad oleo been greatly objected to by the borough., propaed to place them under the same power of the Seert• tory of State, that of making regulation. for the p dice. as the counties •ere. It would enable the Secretary of State " to make rake for Ike government, i ay, e tithing, stc-ratt unite, end newsman of the minable.; o' soy borough" in the ease way and to the same extent es he had sow to make rules for tee coney police, the w- rde being identical with thus of the Ginty Constabulary Let, which bad been in fon e S teen 1, etre. There had bees area; eptrehesa One espies ed that it was ir tended by this clause, and slider these general earns, to take into the heads of the Secretary of State the power of hindering to a great Cutest with the lout authorities in the mansgement of the police. hods he mast say there had been no such iistantion. It we. la. tended only to place the borough police under theses. controls, the county 1 odes, and no doubt it •ould be ern deed ia the same manner, which Ind raked no objection_ lie held In his hand the printed mulattos, which bed been issued under that clause of the Coetaty Coostabolary Let. The object of these wee—first, by presetibing the age and statute rfthe constables, to 1.601.0 =On physirally qua d far the 'Am; neat, to secure that they should he adequately paid, not by requiring eel Bud standard of salary, bat Axing a miniumma and maximum, frog the chief countable to the cosmos constable, leaving a wide diacri ties to the Veil authorities, but securing to the men as adequate remota ratios ft r their whole ~me, and Leaving then no prone. or enema for esseging is way other meg patio= ; ptottibiting altegeth. r any plumate by tees to the county coutatnes, bat ace interfuse, with spe cial allowasees male by 'sprees peradesiee, foe the unman of say journey, or with a reword give. to any constable by the direction of a court of jeer tics when he should appear to have deserved it. The regula tions further 'resided for the amnion of amble., to be given to the see, the arms and an ietromeate they should be tendon(' with ; the object ra , her bong to check the pr active cf armies them with daageroes venoms, such se firearms or canons, and to bare them only famished with the common staff, tee p: upon ettraordinaryonesions,when vaginae god disturbance were apprehended. Those ware the whole t f the re i nlations, inept those instructions ti the chief mutable about the reports to be made by hum to the & cretery if State, of which the objt Ct wee to ware that information should be given of the number of ernes com mitted, the number of offenders apprehended, and other statistics of crime, whisk it was desirable for the government to have, and, if neowsary, to lay before par:kunent; and it wee else required that, in use of say serious disturb's/et being al pre. heeded, indentation should be given by the chief constable to the lc eti satkoritim, and, if maw sq. to the Secretory of /Mete. Them were the regulations made under the County Constabulary hot, and Its certainly had act antionated there would have been se great an apprehension of en arbitrary sad tyrannical exercise of the some power with regard to bor ought. Bet he foetid that ensoy gentlemen who tie proved of the bill feared ttat advent'se would be taken of this dean at some future time to sena* en authority' bind what the law intruded ; and they were 'axiom that the clause should be omitted. Now, he had gives as pledge to those gentlemen about the omission of that clause ; but this le would say, that if the main object of the dam. could be accomplished in any other way by this bill—and he was in clined to thick it euuld—he should not insist on the theore tical niformity of the provision with regard to counties and boroughs, or on gaol Ling the clause from the County Conner balmy At t ; sad it it would remove the objections of those gentlemen, he thought the s e support of the bill would be obtain, purchased by nthetitutiag la the bill itself certain provisions which would do what was provided for in the counties by those regulations to which be had referred, and so letting it he done by the authority of parliament, as to which no doubt could estet, end dispens'auwith any dia erstidnary power of the Secretary of State. What he should be inclined to do, therefore, was to omit that sixth clause fa committee, aid substitate a Mane whin would prohibit the payment of fen to the eonotables, and which would fur ther sense the use amount and kind of in formetion which Ins required by them regulation to be trazionitted to the Secretary of Stith, se that the askance of crime in any borough might be supplied to the government Tin beetaght him to the eighth clause, to whieb some objections had bees made. It was desirable to obtain that thfonnaticra about crime throughout the country which parliament was always 'skims for, and which he bed pledged himself to ob ten, bet which there was great difilulty la obtaining, be came he meld not call on the head of the police is any borough, at he could in counties, to send him such returns hem dme to time. Omitting, therefore, the latter part of the fifth dam., emitting the filth, and substitutes( other provisions fir stick retinae being made from town, Mavis, the snare of the information clearly defined whin they were to unman to the Cemetery of State—provisions which, being made by the authority of parliameat, mold mot be open to the °Manion that they were at the arbitrary diesnition of the Secretary of State—he should now pm. pose that the bill be read a a coed time wad euessitted pro forme, net kneading to proceed with it la committee till the nue eheuld hove wen the alienating printed, with the einem whisk he mean to substitute, and whin would. be keel., altogether remove the cbjeations of malty gentle • etdeetlose not altoge th er mires enable. I. ibis menet, be thought, the oldest of the bill might well be meloyeibed. He had sew Mated i• s pnvision, a Meeting beershe se wall r otauttlits; sad he would uk tie brim wbrerat= war prepared at sawn that this bill, with all char unesia, was liable to the chards of vio'atiag the preiplo et Baal s saagrateat,er whether it went one degree bored what was areseety to remedy the existing defects. Be was ratter approbsultro of berg told that it did not sail -4.'4'1 provide a wordy for thew. But he did ar air at parried°. ; k. wished sot to sou pet a retort .1 the local riles, se arch so to lads' • aid p'nuade the local aa tt oritra to adopt sash a n fns as mu oratially rtorary. In saying this, he was speaking of the burghs; fair the erodes Ss did propose te take away the °ono& of sorb fishing a polies, or nos drags*, coder the earls, met. As be bad said, tiara were 1101 i• suricipsi ruler which had isetitlosed for the hill, and rm. lobsbitutta of bereugbe bad dor so, eves whoa their owe t eotanalh obJeotod to it; sad some petitions ia its ta.. ur bad toms from the comities. He bad era w lb 'ursine that day • petition from the sorra eericil of Loudon easiest ibis bill, re rostiag the sorra objectior to it. Now. lb. City of Lasaua had rosily co interest in the matter, diteet or iodi ne. He bad not said oae • ord about the City cif Loser p I or, brain it would cot he affected bv ibis MB; but tho City of Loire's had a soot aliment pollr, ratrimuly well managed, cod the sat coder which it wse eaten cord oar, sun with this consul r f the C.ty of Losdoo, rueb more cursive lumen of rottol to the Secretary of State than wan emir suggeatel or hinted .t In tie bill for the burghs. (Hoar, bear.) The City of London could sot .ppoiat a duef trustable or chief sarairiorser of polies without the apron/of the Secretary of 8 str,llo, a depot y to set la his aborts or Mar ; and the Homo, on the mama reredos of the &cranny of Stets. might minim from °Mee the Chief Commissioner of the City P. lios, sad all the repastions lade for the City police worn subject to the ap proval of the erretery of Mats. Baeb beteg tho o no, be sour sot kelp think's' trat the sot osition or the City of London to 'hit bill was oroily to bs sic mated for by sappos Is, chit, la this eapectation it moult be hit duty to bring r a bill shortly for tios reran of tbe City sorporation, they bad thooght it print to auks rano. sauce with Br boroughs agaiest him upon this wession. (Cheers and laugoter.) Stab, ea be h.d axil.iued, were tae objects of th. auvernmen.t. A very b rg- deputation tome time ego waited upon him, the L rd Mayor of York It smug them to tesist oa the vett:tome.' of the b.ll, in which they declared no an.enument •oiset be nitrated ; and as they would offer to ,eu path n. for its emeadment , but objected to the goverithieut in roduen g any bill, he therefore told them that the peaty for oiecuesiag it would be the House of Commons. 'the tem we. sow come tor the opponsetc of the bill to show that 11.41114 , wi y it should vitae to accept any bill tor the rem. I; title detective state of the pane. He .banal hau piglet:tea his duty if, after the r ception this bill oat wi th •tiers no mulct d leave to brieg it in, be had contested to w therew it. (Choate.) He now asked the house tt lb.; tt ought u was justified by the tam he bad stated, set j• et to the Melanoma be had suggested, and io any others Ariel, to suede the object, to vote.for iu setend n ading. but if the house were of opinion that no case fir any reform e f the pelice had been =tide fat, he should bete dune hie duty, and redeemed the pleoge which be gave last cession, and he should be quite siti bed with the result. (Cheers ) Mr. FOltffelElt said he had given notice that on the esettud reading at this bid be 'haunt owe. to postpone it for six menthe, and, although the right h n. bieroast had sanmaced that he was ptei a•ed in commie... to remove the moat obnoxious pent (smut cos measure, it U he had not so far met hie objections as to justly bthe is wetbdrawiag hie amendment. But even it he bad tehen the boroughs allege her from the °pared a of the bill, there would still bate temathed this danger, that the principle of centralise- Ma applied this yea to counties might mother year be argent with poetic Athos of semis to bumph', and go VI TIMMS by ithriditg he oppesitioe might be slue to effett that la detail whim they could n t cocoa push if the boroughs sod counties were united against them. Captain SCOBIILL was apeskiog there in one sense as member far Bath, and in Bath the feeling was uni versal against the btl, but it he was not personally against it nothing should have induced him to take that view. Lord Grey gave them municipal 'dorm, ohlah was one of the noblest monuments of hie adminithra tien, and sow ar,o'her of the same family wanted to take it away from them. No adminietration was worth two years' purchase, and they knew not woo ought bold the seals of office, and who might turn this nutriment to the oppression of the people. Su H STRACEY • reed hie intention to support the bid, partly because he had rot received from discon tinuous (who were very sumerou%) any Colliplainte with report te its proposed enactments, and pertly recluse he bads/es in the pubt c prune many c... a of late watch satis fied him that some nett a cutlet would be very desirable. Sir G. FECHELL had hoped that he should this yes. have had • quiet session, and that he should not again have had to lift up but voice against the principle of oeotrali.ation. lie had Gems into the house just as the New Poor,aw had waked out of it ; sod until the right bon. geuilesae the member fur Leeds (Mr. Bate ) suet. tiled to office, mum bed t sued without ho (he boo. and pliant rattle maa) having been comp. Leo to resist some inroid or other upon she constitution. Tee parent bill was another of those attempts, but he trusted that it not withdrawn it would be promptly rejected by the Route of Com mons (Hear ) Mr. PACHIt, on the other hand, should g.vs the bill his beet ninon. Sir J. WALMSLEY would be glad toot the most efficient sad the best regulated police pusible established both in the tome and in the counties; bat he did not wish to see the Secretary of State taterferieg to time matters. Colooel SMYTH referred to what hat passed between the right iseit. baronet and the deputstiou from Yurk, and defended the meant r in which y o.m affairs were conducted in that city. The alu tenor's made in the bill had removed many of his objections; but he thought the best course ' woeid be to Irak& aw it, and introduce one coubned to the cosaties. With tome farther alterations he should support the second reading. Mr. IiENTINCK said that many of hie objections to the bill bad been removed by the alio and eloquent statement of the right boo. baronet. Me. W. J. FOX tad bit principal obj. ct fa rising was to repeat the regain which hat been male by several bell. members that the right hon. baronet would withdraw this bill sit wither, and introduce a new ore having chiefly or eatilauvely referesato the c amity police. (Hear. hear.) Mr. HENLEY said the cutest mode in which govern ment could work their wid in either couet , t a or boroughs was by separating them; he %bereft re h pet teat they would stead togetner in I powder this bill (Hear,tea.) B , r W. HEATIICOI.II thought myboay ho bad heard the speech of the tight too. gentlemen who Lad just sat clown would have supposed tut the eff toed mach greater changes than it did. Its only edict would be to place those counties which had tot yet availed the:maims of the permissive power under the existing tic is the same position as those soh ch h.d, and to enable them to obtain a certain proportion of the expense by sub mitting to as inspection on the pith of tee govern meat. With regard to the boroughs, the only tillage was to give a similar viewers in superiatendiag power which the goverument considered ana ssary. • Mr. J. B. SMITH could not vote for the second reading, as by so doing he should be affirming its principle, which was to deprive the bargemen of this c ,untry of ult-govern meat. leers might be some p tints of the bill aiplicable to the case of auntie., but let them be iscluded in a new bill and let the pretest one be withdraws altogether. Had inch kmeamith emanated from the other, side of the Louie, the ewe hours' speech of Sir G. Grey would have bees de voted to the dissociation of Toy tyranny. Mr RICE, on the other hand, contended that the bill contained not the slightest iniringemeut of the instils@ of the toreughs. Mr. Deedes, Kr. Musts, Mr. Barrow, Mr. Cobbett, Mr. Knight, and Mr. Hadfield spoke in opposition to the bill; and Mr. Werner and Mr. Cayley in favour of its pricciplee. Sir O. GREY said that, in muter to seated too. gen tlemen who had suggested that this bill should be w.th drawn and mother introduced, he regretted to state that he could sat comply with their request. The alterations pro posed to be made did not Is the legit afiect the eriocip • of the bill, and the amendments cold he rot at apptoprietaly made in committee. In asking the house to affirm the principle of the bill on the aetoud reenter he was on'y fol lowing the practice of the house, and be would take care to have the amendments printed aed crculate cl, to that it might be tally ascertained what the reposed alterations were, and that they did cot at all effect the prig ciple of the _ _ The house divided— For the mooed mean 269 Agates% It lO6-163 THE LOCAL DUBS ON SHIPPING BILL. Oa the motion for bnogieg up the report of the ems matte* of supply, Mr. GIBSON said be understood at the commencement of banner that miming that there was some understanding tome to hawses the noble lord at the head of the govern ment mad the hen. and learned member for Stamford as to ' the terms of the order of reference to the committee en local dem en shipping. He wished to have it clearly stated what the agreement wee, and whether the matter was to be Mmeidered so for maelmiled that there could be no dimes- Mom la the ham an then important subject ? He bad brew biased that the eameabsioners' meat was to be entirely samemded, sad that an Inquiry was to take plea as if the seesainiesion bed never existed. He desired to be informed whether the noble lord had agreed to any such arrangement Vise .lint PALIMERBTON-Ber,—lii toe earlier part of the myosin I stated to the boo. and leaned gentleman (Sin F. Theeiger) that on comp snug tle terms of the motion of my right eon. friend (Mr. Lowe) and those of the hon. and Indeed geetl-mse's own emendmett, it appeared to me that the terms of the amendment et mprised neatly everything whisk we theeght eamatial, end that thereinto we were seedy to agree to the emend ment—n &mall , theta committee shield be eppolated, to whom amulet be referred to inquire . into the matt, re which the c ,mmeasion was at pnlot-d to semis*, and that to that committee should be referred the ',part of the eommiessoners. As to oiscutaion, ton. gentle men meet jedge for themselves, when ne motion es made, whether they ehould dream it or not. (Laugher ) Mr. DISRAELI was quite minified with the osactiosion which took place on this subject at the commencement of the amens ; bet as the aabjeit was one that bad excited mach pubis etteetioe, he would Mate his own irepresaroa with ngard to Me mane which the gose,naent had take.. Alter the defeat of what he might call the mutate tin rick on the property of the iserporit one, the noble :ord (Lord Pelmeretoe), as he sad( wood, intimated to the hires that he should prom fora ememitte of inquiry, in a tote which seeveyed to hem sad to amity of era teat he • oulo attempt to de and reatly what he meld tot accomplish treaty, and to effect by sap what he had toiled to a, complish by storm. That appeared to him (Mr. Dar- ell) most elorming ; but knowing that the snare of as inquiry trowel depended apes the preens tonne of the motion in which It was pro p° ed, he simply seserved to hamoif the right of stein a more meta= erasion on the proportion of the government at a l a s e rs time. When the notice of inquiry was given by the Vasa-President of Use Board of Trade, it =math to him of a seri deopross character. The V:c -President of the Beard of Trade proposed to inquire how the recommenda tion of the eoyel commiseion with regard to the psoprtty in question emild be carried int. effect, end that proposition appmred to him (Mr. Dumb) (ate to as great °Neonate es the original proposal of the government. To that au emeedment was given notice of by his hone u , tense and leaned friend, the member for Stamford. He ceusidered that amendment moierate end *tee, while it patiettly maintained the principles end tosiey wench bad beeci as serted and defended in that (tar p. owlets) aide of the beam. Although they mete cooldent is their o,,inions they did mot shrink from inquiry, tat assented to the terms of the amendment, at the same time repudiating the motion that they were at all bond by the moo= adobes& of the I I • 1 1 1