The Express. — London, England, 1856-04-15 00:00:00

• ~~ ,- .L - aL f ~,...-6.,w-a-IP ''' r Tebt Xl3 rt%sl •Z • • r -••- - -: \,:‘,,i...t'i;, .. I. _ , 4,7 i , k, '. ':;,`• . ' ssaud‘' No. 3,013.) THE VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCRB St 9 IILACK WA EL, afford ACCOMMODATION for SHIPS of the /INA 111.•7 TONNA..E. They are conne:ted by railway with a el. 11. dulo. aol the railway trucks entering theta we taken to ike.kaw CO ENTRANCE DUES ARE CUARGED. The weikt, nu kr 1.1 ref bey .41 Math',; Ye rel. and Screw Shamir., wed Is 4. pw Sea ea fa /We torewww.. owes towed front Grave end the diem II Pd. Inclu.lee Dock ruont foe els Ut Ms waif sis Ls too aere.. The entree, lock. T 3 feet long by le wide; *gape It at saw id at Trinity toll slater. 1 feet. Th,,,a,..wis e, are ID many (3•01 ' 0 17R9 .......g ibL oasecasts ver mot.. kw than Mow of the uther metruponawe u.i.. nod .ulsian6al, and tM mkt elo iterMlffektr edentud for the 4..rsze of clue. and midi. Teen , run the Dock. and the P Ma tht , h 4atlni. rive,' time. Inturly. Plowngew. p. 1.1,4110 .Itenincuti, to eM hunt the Dock. and sae. DO, every bow. AU roe.-aw. co Dock bsltYwe forew‘d free teleirh W itt en the Dock boo, to the 190C10. 9.1, MY oll) to •end fr., m the Steals:a, nankeestreet, sad Deal.. Mow for goys.:. per ton. Goode carted tow from air pen of the City of / owlets.'h per too In aodUlron. Quantities of Sys ion. sad upward. conveyed by the moue light o are delivered slobsrlde the dap. sad th.c. ware the char-Te fur wharfage end anus for me.tlnel dhmaalne vearel.. axtenave Umber seems wed/Mon. Yawl. loading ur dia . /wile* In the Dock. allowed to • Utast conveyor without oymeot . the enarue on those entwine the . laxite lee 191114.0 to too for hT,II, Steamers and Senior Vasa., MO ltd. pests on Paddle Stearacr.. C. CAPPER, MwwWw. T HE LONDON asd EASTERN BANKING ['//EM I R ATION. ;/ Rerotll 4 r 4 . i' My. lb& Auk i1t5a4.1.16, at TM nos. Joll X CA DW A LAUF& It. Oakum. JoIIN i' titX kV 141.1tiltl. Lis.. v. Mamma. CVItIttNT AI COL NT$ mug Miami In Mil rasa Milt ar,,,....t lank, ! , or mat. Warm bibs at tie imiabama Want< re a. At t 0 t ST4 —tar sum dapallail al las mill II pat amt. 1.0,1. ati...m.l. Thla rats la tagetatal lat Oa Menai Moat As Bra of Umlaut. PENNI? Al COUNTIL—The Itald we saalayassat at maw allerd.l by the Itranelkee d Si Diall la i qoaaliss Ilia Carperatlaa to iltos on depL. tat kagthese4 paisai i p s ratuble Mat et Mom. llpatis re tesatiel Me WWI al oak jam wave atm mils. at I par Nal pat Z i otratty. IN Ikta allaalla naelpas amkatvia.. oak It JOJIX EDWARD RI 15. illawaaer. rrutoR.—WANTID iamadistaly a print, wow ute.tll take Omni. at No OM lam kers fur. et • pawl and It, hi ....ha iamb bast. PrIVOL t• Yr. WILLIALIN e. Viroalisimes, imams, larbia. MEDICAL —WANTED as ASSISTANT, to Plopeam 444 Praerthe little It hicemallos elp s4 Kr. II . B. ebet4l4, 4.11/441adowesurtorteL paRILIKNO CASES . — At Mr. =cars MA BLISMILM. M. Nemtetreek lte. nd@ K tR bt 14,4 144 ate 4 l Wainer et WM& neer M el iirellietra g g e r r&% " = .l4 7. 4 44 1 .3t_....,ZZaibm.. a ir s = sr.= ara fi r/ foe the We et nairria " I *ask MIIVIZ4 (10AL DEPARTIERNT z B &raw and Railway ; 11" . nt * ma c. " Bil k ar ‘ raw Pe !MU= VAC ...i s o t ki...:,..•.... KINAHANIS LL WHISKIL—This *glinted oid kWh Wb Is Whit resummosad r rise a& dam sad .ooleemme *elk elast foraigis r ter r6t thn.e =l.2lirg fatez ,„ saw spillt + coo be OWNS la - me. ►ate lag reNectab:e ntal o berV pinted wolf, In the tit:* ; at tON Awl TT% lima motet rMB BEST and CHEAPEST TEAS h issland ars to Sr {mow rn au re sad COMPANY, arebstats S. INU WILLIA /14TRELT CITY. LONDON, STRONG CON COU TEAII—D. AL. s. f.. k as. A= . l o. Prts t s 111711M us ta= 11301Itik 4=12 an *Mem At OARS ors rapplled st amid prim ?lAA sod CO? FL= So the vast of Ms. or wards mil swim, 'nob Siy railway Morn or meta MusD' Natassol. ALLA•CROWN is sow the price of rood i_icows TE A, to an. t•ei, the Mt Wanhosem of the Pant loft Mi. asks*. easpway. C cam. la the by, al Per UP.- 0 . Urela Ms. a s l 7m ARK YOUR LOOM—The Pas svperseded. Teemed tsar, sal tat talked et stediles lass. sett a awes testa, se maid las le I. OD or Ile a lie waft sat. Is en lie Tare LT Pia mem as us amde nes— Wel pieta ; seam plat , cma a p feti.... 4 g e la dial pea free Ns map. •r manna , grW Masa L sad Ms talasiek T. CU LLTON, 1, ate dm o. Nartiaelesa—To teasel a mistake It It asessan 10 Mr/ ORDLNOII WATESPIIOOIII are the beet ke. studio kw Tor Awl in eereem aid me oh 1 . 1 sau& TM* as paullial =Tam! r i ,. = . vii.....= ....... r .. i . 0.646.16:,=• .1..- t av a w .....E.A.. raisr Ila seek se 401. iff vi= .4. ll6 G riams et J. C. 0011bIli Q. na. argail. • V MADAME WILBROD.—P.OBES, )(satin= de Co. et Corafts.—Rue Nem et Amman. MOILS& T v ;3YDENHASI TROUSERS aid Maws. M. imam thmilmis.—The Onion Times intri 111181=h, f mow umenallson. Aa Ismous We Wow Nam awl le en tar asu ka =teled I:r l =4:=Ea g s tlrprion IL arum., lITTLIssiLI9. aa. fres ARMS'S SPECTACUIS. die 'Worst mad of aurora airs 4 lbe r Priced rowan, mimed PI ledn'hab 11A *III,S PltoBl. ktualadel fonl draws oftlecia two mils. Ito mat eft fourfold, and OMR lk ENI Or L i ll NI) `lrarAN. %Aldan. t° i tg at , • ag r a d..- 1118 • *NM Mumma GO" Lando& Vaddmo— Webs arftin elm tt.,NCOCK'S PATENT VULCANISED INDIA %VbfI g TUBING. 1108E•PITES, WMIIII3/11.11ALIMA nAnd and flat reeking and V U I CAI4IIIID IWIBIL/1 k dim. km sad four nd dd.". of any klakkon 1 8 11. 1 p L it y finatof ro mtior soma" NM Inwood ntlesied SILLIARb CUSUIONIf and labbfr Slikk ad la kw sallars, tot ilfrtahlon. ItAN MED RUBBER DOOPAPRINCIII; mild rand rabbit octet kom. dfIIALII, mod other CI7BIIIONA toads ay pagan ko dram onsmaikodloa pcnAnall) attended to. k apdfdatlon Ss Oa =UM JAS. LIMY MAKCOCIL. U vrali-menro, doorafkaad. PAR LOW' 8 PATENT CASK STAND. ICO PILDIMILYT DIMMED IN VMS Ilttlk Witt. is aw levabilee.eerteemblyembeeeltelabby arkgetbereleed seethed or Is ethos* Weems, eeertle• se Ilitlte beet Mute WO by eembetate cm be ; le am, be Own et teieWift brig b 2 h .t. VII I=l4 les few este me .111 Mw TAPS : WHIi:11 aLguiltil irb - ilur aem teemed Mal .1. ad.— ; 5t....• 1ie1ne .. .4 4...4 ve1ier, is il,tirr e ja a lc ita &le Mow tab be lea a leeltenet‘ haelnall• ERNS, BUNIONS. mid DEFECTIVE TOE RAILA EXTRACTED ..4 MIRO la a...1.1.= i ..earz i bl f trzabal i ts=l:l4,2 DIV Ilatlar to the felbelog: lifoßS ..t o U . ; =Mat= ot Load...—. Mc lambi Yu mind our as RR Dal Mao IMINI afar hols. 1 14 Lara.. .„ re 4 Mb." Ro.N.toia-I.II.E.RDALL.S. UAIR DESTROYER. for removing effeetnelly ebyerionbe ban emu the hoe, wt. arm. end ride. ellbest to the Mo. Meld at le. IL to. id.. Led ed par ImUle, =bed by ALEX. ROSS, bale Ow, I. I.lible queen etreed, Se 4 renrarded tur elatepe ; tits by peek neat 1.1%ft. P 0 LADIEB.-ROWLANDIV LALYDOR. as Cfteirg likoored rillpilsiim he IWielaii Mil iiftlieMat Clemplisima, halos* iolootooi• sodoomo. 01.0., ...i n aid elm Ito soolloa It Impor dbill = auk tal trtith It el tio Yob owl tom, orbs It to moo tog% 'weir "6"ft = EicagA.Vt aft u sul talTak m COI tr. s =I Of . Polleatod by Royal Letters asai llr a lvt am ar dbis t avow a r oisalabog i az grorr. .14 .. . Ain the " ......fatri a . t%.18/78/ ,11 . Xrt• eir ifflis a tieT el s lut =ar porti• Ibl a di . kr .Thime2 66l4.=,.. Kih 4 k as V II" ' OEMs ilia stenrea ln ie Os WI In 1 1:11 .11. "0111.16.11. 4.1 . lea I. sad a mr=ll 4 : & it 4. a lat le= A , ammoillaitt czar .. sloe l&A air . as au kr ... AZio lb& 3 sod La 0 asi i OM.. ~... : 111 ,..V.dmt. Jebeat., ._ _ . ".a erithe rCLr ed CW,II. Oilard-W.e• : sad Aase•T__ _.. IP wwww.mw_ L OEO2 il ark eireinst. ASibcbatet ; sod reel% • relitlamiiesei. NNW DKAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 4, Comm-sired, —Oril l a soolloro oath from tea US tom.--Oceillsr= " l,4 sad nig,inales iftefy port f trauma tom la ro root of or .40. LSOTUDINIdaversi a lipslys, tire 4...... 01 - pod rm. te Dr. G. DILITON.roi •or fur of form lo rev la aura of divoofrDs. a ntoralo T WO pm, in f er, Larbir. or raw IN P. HORTON'S POPULAR ILLUSTRA TIONK—Mr. owl Ida T. 011111(111 WD vedra thdr ZN TEATAI NMI% esselibe et 11.1•1 awl Carmilablls tateftimiswarlarpotr=ssisilproliff i room I b %T 14 s I • r d e haul entilina legat- IG st MOS Vet** aol Va. sod WM lie day A oribi e s ra 11011 w et lino arirsirwlea the free grill • pekes. ease es RateßOM bridEOL Jog publatad. aka bt 6d.. SIRERTS WOLD : A Tole. By the Anther of le. "A Tap to Catch a Sunbeam," "Dawn Mats." "I albarte , ha. London Joba W. Parker tad boa, Wat bawl. Tbb day. V. I. sod II deo. fa. HISTORY of ENGLAND. from the Fall of !robe, to tbe Death of /Mahe& DP JA wls ArrNONT &Toe. ILA., bite Yellow of gaoler College, Oxford. Loadoa Juba W. Darker aged Sea, II at Wien& 1111. RUSKIN'S NNW VOLUME Now ready, the Fourth Volume of MODERN PAINTER& By Joss Ruexix, M. A... Author of "Skew of Venice.' "Sews Lampe of WWI. t name,' he., *T. With ThirtyWre Illanthattens alved on wed. sod 114 Wordeate drawn by the author. /Weal ih, dOW The Third values has lowly Laudon: Worth. =lt 430.. 1 4. 1 = 1" "h. Ildrd Tborriod, Woe 3d. • or pool from 4d. No. lor AII. MANUAL of Bitrriat BUTTERFLIES and NOT= Ny H. T. Orr met ew. lIIIIMor "?M 16douto• 41 " 11111 . 44 Übe romNlolod to Meet TIN* Yost/ Nabors. S. is also astr rudy. London :Jobe Von Two. 1. PIS074•114•MOTI: rdto be Ind of 0 t yokailors add eroo oinaN. CONVOCATION. —THE GUARDIAN of 70 6 1 10 1 11110W,IWedseeity) lAA malele a FA Bowel of the Meet !es of Oameweco.—Pubileacd every Wedameny. Wee Yd. seuaped, bed of WI am ea. 1 041144. at UM OS" BezetieleeltwA. /Weed ; my be UM LOYD% WEEKLY LONDON NBWB, Raw bt DOUGLAS .ISIItOLIL TfIAUU IWZISILT CIRCULATIoN—weof MAW • 011141. LtT It waits' SIXTY OOLUM kt::Pr NB oe ADMI . YaralkaLVlllY LAMM INTIILLIUMIX pin TW0M1434 sr Minima pada trek, el es/ llorsit•mt. stem& trim LLOYD. lialliburreillan. loceam THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PA PIC Mee mdempol ed.. gimped Id. Leagn=alJourneL Me abeam et tics gemmeree and bi p Me ud r e lalcd Ns man t r e Lerin tbe alflrSO unk = Me My. Mks& aad monderi Midge-411 Mac le Wit COIIIOPOWDIO77B AT TIM lIZA 07 war. YOYUSION JIM I#I.IABLI AND IM An enceedgdy rq et Mening mMe lain Mae le mooned to * by eery Oggelme and # OILY AMY rrie IMPORT. Mb W ag er IT IX D ALL 0171#111711 ADVIRTIBTIONTIL lily L It le ES ned. Men^ mom by mere Om i irendle aul l=ll l" 4=4/ 14 ailpe= Wedge Meg. Se d y eny bookwler at Newman !a the Wedges ce M doe naseamna. Larks. IL&be In eadeleim mm tomi MK en a seamed plea Me MIL en Cepplle Wake ineng was at nom mum egad, to womb r ea Ma Of. pet isseter, paid ta advances Pemoinee order. IaILYSWATRIL-DA MY NEWS LENT TO aux); awl sis ismetry by swabs yesi. 24 I& IL m r =or .v ...prd 1111111109. Illsenisresse, Wet- WEE PUBLIC end the WEST-END NEWS AOINTB an rantaM4 as* tins be lITYPPLULD the 1VV.N1240 =PAVAN nay annia ime lialt-past 4. at O. 14 1104111 WboWas Boobs!rift mad than a Obsr. 14444.p1an, Goodrnins4. ToUnion ennroad. THE EXPRESS.—Ths PUBLIC and TRADE SUPPLIED every afternoon, at bolt-part 4: by 0. STEVENS. and News Abbot, 13, Doenelleoad. DAILY NMI Irl i rlrliD sod IJCNT TO ARAD by a In Übe =robs 'SPORTING. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING—MohDAT. Ti. alarm. Brazos d 10 sm. dab, whit SO Wag. br ..,.olds sad aporamis. Tb. LRAM to be sold tar MU Kno. If immandog, Sta,, maim aumspoom tram brag mold is. Wised tow el as. Promos ; borne so ends to tarry 916 aztra. M.P., IWM S brims. Ti yards. (4 sub..) Mr. J. Damao% Kapok= UK SOW, by lag. t ynp. Got Mb Mr. T. Tarr's F1ab.,..., S yra, 7K 116 (Malmilaglio (bray) Isabot fOrrolli Captsim Imes Tug of Mar. $ lib gat Mb $ Ms. *mil MIK". 4 ha 411) t ft 4la pub. lite 4MI VA limy II ft I eS se llupelema Mkt lima Wee km bmweee the some arithil. mad Ms/ batmen the and hark. Timm Owns atilt imom. stak. It ft, tar 11-yr.alia I oohs, Sot 711; r Sot L. Creek sheiraikee. D.M.. rarlames 101 yr& _(l4 gala) LAO. .4 Molladra Tyr., by Tabor, Oat d 4 ......... (Mb) I Lord W. fake% Nude, at 411 (IL Mogen) I Led Orators My by The Lad cat a Ilsagerrers. lat Magma.) 3 g: Km am Maagoottem Illy. to las talk of Ma abed wry a mark ; two bagtiso between Mamma sad *bd. Tra rearT4llol:o2r L. 11 4 / 1 11104“111 Drams (rodatad to a Matte) al Me Km wok It a, Ix Mao year olds ; atata, at ; Mgr 411 b. Ord dm abowamoom. ALM. Wawa 212 yards. Mr. Bommtmes Asmara*. by Tatlaar, lot 11l (Plateau) 1 Mr. Omallea Amager, SKIM (Banboloimov) I Osaka: • to 4 es Aeartme Ike wee by • keg. eviserenase V!S S. seek tor Woo year elk; oohs, at ; mat Mb. Calks alketweem AWL kikehe $l3 t Loa a. rest 's atat by Iletiegbrehe ce Feratillre den Sot 411 (s. Magoni 1 Z. Mr Ptgot'o leatbor a Melly to. tba Day, Sat - 71b Matadi I Data ot leafs. let 41b . Mr. Comte% Lowy, SK ....... Wars 4 Mt : Itrea ma Matbsinolio sok ito 2 aims &cry, 6to 1 opt Prosaam. Woe lor tie Lamb.; ball a Leith Worm lbs snood aid WM; Loamy mos bombs al. Mamma, /NATO el* ONO, 8/f &ram We mad upward,. am mat may 1 did, 0 tarlosa 11 PPM. Ctyt. affistit's Less, by Awarat. 3 yr., tat 111 b (Yordboa) 1 Mr. T. Ton. Samotbos, 4 seeped 1216 (Wella) Mr. Mob.'. Yr Tromobard, egod i lot 910 J. Yoretari m : Mr. D.zom'a Atbarst. yea. Mt 711 betties: 6to 4 teal apt M et meg Samadoz Was by • heath I thke4therkel le • h Mader memorl klid, bee Wh. The Math premeatt4 a somewtset leaek the Mee& are gessaliemel wed mums tarlhee Weer the 1=.1=14111 iky's 111111111/. meeker Ike &my bet mat te Os lujoyasitt tbe apart. Ma nabs vaa nurbog : a y ma lading algamagasell• latretteet. isirtno trriosticrcLoci. (47 ileatne Telegraph BURWELL STUDDS. Wes co Chaantie (t) I 4 tol apt Cora of the North (t) TWO TIIOUdAND OUINZAS (MAIM& il to 4 apt Tallow JeckLl 3to 1 apt Pl/-Iq-Night (dr) W 1 1 ?vet o Rite 10 , co 1 B.rd le Head ( t) CH a CUP . _ C. S to root — TlONfolity (I) DEMI . 7 to II out WootworUt (t) to I soot CoaatOge (t tad of ) Wen to bit • thostood ono out ltosertharpo or ltsto Leo opt /1147-71411‘ 311WMABICIIT 11,ACIS.—Tms D.T. Rte- IQ; itZa.ll7; savas..4l. Diefet BUMP la ,leass. Duli, Oarras, Meek ONO% Emil" Catipsw, Teddy. Bahia, mat [wry Qle, on ~rime. Lamy Airmsa.-111mi . 61Wallt i z ese. esias, hero% Nee Briebiss. Imprimis% 1. 7 6 14_111116% elm/. Bop Via WY* lani Rabat, Overessel. MOM. liar. sal Indlimp. Loves EISTSATAINMENTS, RZOZNT CIALLIAIf .—. Oa Saturday imoraing last, Mr. Lave, th. vestrengeht, acceded to • desire espresed by rv►nl hillmutiMpantir and gave the whole of tie oatertalaineste ridded de sharps of costume usually einp!tryidi ; at the iris• Well rat completely prodnaing the apprrat dimes driloatity w►ith d • dreier an letanded to aid is affairs.. Aldragli tbe mode of creamiest referred to le re, primps, warts eir wall salted to • gement authors r this arms madly sr played, It *errs to show that Mr. Lore der ad doping upon aluddal aids frr the effects Its prodema; sad It Is odd dot • largo antic n of th. f.caseaten of Ste Isogon Gallery prefer big eau rtaiuments without say acoossorloo admirer. At all emirs, the riperireat weir to have trJeed satin ly rocarefal, that it is branded to rep at it at **dis tant date. WATFOID.--Last Friday the vestry of this wigs, Ileum sae tdly ottsodel. sassed to avast a sbursh-rate.• A mamas was peieed to the effect that the rate was with. bale bet hoes stay isdiepeuitise so the tort of the ptriableemn to susp rt their old with church, but to mark their lasso of arappobstisa of the masses (Pesaro") whkh the shush elutes is sew eeadested. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1856. IMPERIAL P. ROUSE OF LORDS.—IioNDAT, APRIL 14. The home met at five o'clock. CHURCH DISCIPLINE ACT. The II shop of BANGOR inquired of the noble ud learned lord on the woolsack if he p raced is him intention of proceeding with the Chute+ Disciplise Bill mow be'ore -Its how ? The right rev. prelate complained that a motion that he had made for this production eta ',porta the Rode 'Units! Commiassion, and which was agreed to, was not inentiowed Ia the jooralls tf the Usu. Alta mu obeervatioss from Mr Low CwitWCll.LO2, tto p of welch did riot reach us Lord MDESDALE said that ao isotion that the report in question he laid ow the tible could be mid., as it waa already bed m their lordihips. This only motion that could Ds made was that the report be re-printed. Isms enisnala es ilea that their sasistesalmint la westseason or Monad ky the Berepan Mead geweement. on the sentswp Skits lisel 11 te tut any stemle s =e, .that phi ßerepans la their respemin e top Inwedgate complidate Wench, Mien Mos ; Islam wadi the maws win ones ward at peat ' lele awl inesnmelmis to maw simpisieta, ev pate! ney = ban beasedbistmassibmffieseer,M 1t5..14 a the they 'Pm paw* Yarn Mason. New with nspeet to this Means," of the compatty or the Peel government as te the Act of the prevalence of torture is Madras. There were many dreumatasses to amount for the feet that violent), was practised amongst the natives without Butane's* being "wore of it. In the first place, it should be recollected, that then were Daly three European magistrates fora district larger than the whole of Wales, and that therefore anything like dente nperintendenc• wee impossible. The posse of the report, which said, " The certainty that no cation would have moos'," to such practices is site premise of Bes•opeans," however, am at net the chugs of the complicity of Englishmen le the p las tic s . Avis, the report said, "Pew of the civil Servant, of the company could testify nom personal know ledge to the "netters of torture, not eve. the statical men gnashed to the sill& stations, and when it was remembered she that they persons had charge of the sink, it could not bat twine sureties that thsy should be ignorant of the preMice." But, he tho wank 'eked, s, wee when even the medical *Sears it te wesdered at that the higher ono nof the goverseteat should know sonde, about it? Again, the report said, at p. 37, "It might be said that European officen wen to blows for not isvestigatisg every sew, bat those who urged that knew little of the latent of their duties. They forgot the immune size of the collectorates sad the smell somber of Europeans that was employed f or the affairs of each province." do much for the question of ;pontos. He (the Cake of Argyll) must booster, observa that is !onset years the sebum* of these pr 11061209 had been brought to the sotto' of the Indian gunrooms; and they would led Several circulars to the collector and magistrates directing measures of the most stringent nature for the putting as end to tits practice. He thought they would and that eo far back as 1810 and 1812 the practice was brought seder notion, end simian were based hatpin reference to torture. But the more Impertaut quesitloa was, to consider •betber any effectual step had bees takes on the part of the ledisn government shin the Swaim of the ownwirsion. The mottle sell had used Prosy language re speedos the But India Company, bat It was very difficult to say what was the share of the company in the matter. It was well known that the company was under the eostml of the Board of Control, and that any onion agaiut the di fedora was a censure stalest the bo - rd. Besides , bet' ought Um Massage was dressier Mae was warranted by the fasts, although, no doubt, one of the mulattos' bed as Wons an' Pawnee is perpetuating the practice of torten. He meant the jeactios of the polio' with the nooses duties. There was a passage in the report of the cowuniananers which bore on this, when It said "It was clear that the me of torten is criminal matters would sot be toes Is lest's, to its me la the ralactios of the revenue." Bat ha begged to say that the directors is combinieg ohm police with the nvesse, wart forti fied by the reeomstesdatiou and advise of air Thomas Munro • man whom tba mettle earl himself bad dweribed as the greatest name in the history of India, and as Mending nearer in mescal Ware es the late Duke of Wellingtos than any other stabile mat of modem times, Br Thomas Munroe was also • mat who took the native pops- Miele especially seder his protection. He would now direct intuition to what was being dons, and what was proposed to be done, to Haien" the abominable system of torture. If they would refer to the last peg, of the report, they would fled by the minute of Lord Hurls, that his lordship cocieurred in every suggestion of the commisebeen, and espeelally with refor ests to the rev*. ue, althosith it appeared that then were some almost insuperable difficulties is the way of alteration, especially se recorded the employment of • gloater number of BOMA.* officers. He (the DIM* of Argyli) regretted to Wars that, as he considered the Menem of Euro peas Olken an esseetlal element In any successful plan of nform. It was slimly proved that all round the stet:lona when Eames= were pony employed the practice of OPP, was wiry sod may faffieed by wive oaken as Ms waive psyshiliss. With regard te the mpatatim of the revenue from taw polies he hoped it wand be found preetiosbl.. He it post deagenue sad Mempedt that the waef smammest of Pad. is Itself highly e4esSiossbleohesil sembseted by the police ' wed Le kofaufslit be famed possible to effect the separatism se dues two grestembleate, but It was admitted that senses difficulties stood in the way of the separation. He would rely allude to am despatch men, which bad been laid upon their lordships' table that as rola& from the ladle Company to the governor ot Madras in 1863. Their lordships would find then very good regulations laid down with "c -isme, to the valsatios of lend. They said, "We desire that you bear in mind that one moans of improvise the to wns* system, Is the perrasnevit assessment of land, with a view to the nos-Interference of the satire dawn with the villain." Is maslasiee, be hogged to abeam that the re solutioes of the sob» ant did net movide may newly far the state of deny complained of. they manly indicated the r pinion of the hews, end pledged their lordships to gush nuesurn as they sight la able to take. Bat they knew that practically they could not take say asmares totem they proposed some great er go* thew, in which they would require the 0114,1111101• of the other holm of parlisonnat. la the assiatime all they meld do was to call the attentfoa beds of the twat awl home /overcoat to the gaestiou. Ha wield peeves Noe attentions is the riale%soe to which I. loped the mils sal would seassaa la the lest plea, isseight lertott that the whets theft sheaM be silted, sad timid therefore peeress the lemetisit M verde. to the of.st that the reales had not grows up leader the ladies poreraoset ; sod, secondly, that it was wholly inhaled to our laws sad mama. Bs wield also bulimia the °Maks of the beam, that the awards naiad satin °Seen, fa ore of cork y,» Otis insaftsient Ha would neat strike eat of the part of the »editions the sasertko that Sedum was s II practised by legal °Seen of the govern- I most is the 'iodisation a the ran» sad the edoistre ties of the criminal law thieughout twisty Dissiseii• Ica the mead ressiatise, he wield inert wads sh..wieg that the gresalse, altissgb eitiodap, was illegal. Per the re art he wield ashaltate—if the sob» earl would permit iii---worde to las egret that that loess viewed with great regret and dhalgothation the Tay leads/eats punishment awerded t the pap triton a those ammo, sad Ike ft rilkd ea ths seal and »onion a the 'even ness both Is this annoy and is India to 'mints» a pree ties which was derogatory to the goverammt, sad °diens to the feelings of the people of Beaked. The keniab of - CLINRIC.CEDE meld eat mune UN But lad'. Company from tbeir slam of Os leepeasibkity of thees aem. It was 'sly two ran km Nat lips bad matiaried la die bands of the compeay Ne t of Idle, mod dieuelbes lbs goverameat of leie semi tlie Rut Inks Omagmay. And if Ise beard k alleged that the Luna Cemgeok wa knereat of tM peestiess am- Idolised o f Is almard meet the ainerlin ebb a let &Wei. Maw. Wag.) He amid pr.ve Ode WNW. of the eirtramsliamm kis rye's whisk bad lima kid ea kik lordships' table. He had not the eliglieret desk but dial the gemsases seat is India were la liaansee el Owe pree. dem, surrounded by the iseveab of the asseprar belle tbeyt tit would be wiry dlNwlt to ray tbat this. sermats were um esseiseatef tbeyearilime that veers ping ce. (Hear. bust.) The Ra;i of iLLENBOEOUGH tsjsieed that *to s had boos kept before their laudahips. H. Itas stUsalislied Mist the brats was set In it* in • divieket he he sondiered It of the Masse hapremes tkat eves the 2= of a dillaransa et epinie•Assid bo avoidod upon Is the own of his "obis llfa hts bad boos otaaselad with th• 11.1111=1111011, of Leila is Ibis evestry Is. two yens and threvitssesen, sad In lona he taw pen ea a vaster, mashies is the whale I. Team sad Is in that Saw he sem heard of. et had the olOpilltatt easpleks, that thus existed the prattle. of torture ia a sp part of Isdia ; sad If be had understood that lush a sham bad beast sada agatast the goveranest of ladla before the bluebook ea this sub ject was placed on their table, he should hays asserted that the amps was utterly without founds**. Bats fate- Ruch ess it Ira et present certain that data prattles has osastautly seated in a greater se less decree, derived from our Maltosanedsa pradeeseeare, but otattaued aerertbrlese under osr own goverantent—(hear, boas) — it was a matter of surprise sad Feint Omitting should have bees as amp ate a atlases ea the part of paresis wheaten have lutetre of them practises as to keep the nbjest trout the segaimance of those sat:waft with the sovensteat. TIM Mato of things meet of aroswity have bees knows to Ile selendinehn, bee Impend all (metier it was sew Rohe hams Mt thus is a nperior palate. lard NONTIBAOLII said that the noble awl (Blles benagh) had roadrred a rest esrviee to the waustry by giving this. the hesafit of his actual esserienao in we sadism with the stairs of the Bast ledia Coopaay. Tho sable duke (Argyll) had treated this_questies as it omkodysie referred to the Prraidtney of Madras ; bat he %sed leseneettle) took twos hiatasif very reepoatfally to doubt Att. Tlte Bed of BARROWBY hailed these discussion as bsieg celesta ed to produce a 'thanes* effeet—they served to woollies ladle sod &trope Mat the mind of Zea land was rot carom to those untitled ammo, while they were a sufficient answer to a certain foreign writer who bad retorted upon ttle tratttry that a prol•ttet attainment maid maatesases far gusts! Alms is Italia. (Rear.) Be was sirs that it was the wish of the govrrosseat of lads to do away with this premise. sad also M modify, if not on tinily to abolish, the ryotwarry system. (Hear, hear.) Lord CONCILBTON insisted that nothing would satisfy the ladle& salad but the separation of the pollee mid the mass ispastaist. The Assn OW mese disaisa THE LIBRARY OF LORD TRURO. Lord RipiiiDliiirdo; the tillstie report o[ of a ficm minas appointed to c:ntidor du of to Um boas* by Lady Tram of tbe library of her late husband, Lard True. TORTURE IN INDIA. The Earl of ALBEMARLE, who had plasma a notice cm the psper to prisms a petition iron certain tehabitaste of the presiders, of Madras, complsiaing of the teliction of torture by the °Mous of gave/assent, sttrlbutiog the prac tice to weight is the assessment of the goy. rawest reuses, sad pray.ng far proectios ; also, to move to resolve that by a report lately laid on the table it is proved to the es• tin coavietion of the hoses that torture, or the infliction of pale for the purpose of ersofersios or eztortion, hes loss bs pnatinst and still cautious, to be premised 'by the Dative often of government to the nth wins of the public revenues sad the adatioistratios of Musical law, to a greater or lees esteat, throughout all the twenty portant ametitutieg the gumming of Madras : toat the aforesaid sorter., although clandectinst Lad unauthorised, has been f r massy years known and ad mitted by the constitated authorities at home sad Is India, as shown by the public rounds: that tide house views the aforesaid pnettee of torture, affecting so many millions of her Majesty's subj. cts whether as as instrument for the ',slimmest of the publi c revenues, or the administration of criminal law, or for say other purpose whatsoever, as repugnant to natural jetties, abhorrent to hums nity, sad highly disgraceful to the shunter of this nation: that this house her, by pledgee itself to pur sue the speediest sad most effectual moaseres withia its power for the annihilation of the odious sad barbarous practise of tenure within the shove. mesticaed government sad presidency of Madras— maid before he prooested to move tb• resolutions of which he had given noises, he berged to prefect a pithiest front certain inhabitants 0111841ns oomplainlsg of the 'ethane of torten by the government oaken up .s many of their somber, and praying the protection of their lordships' hoses. The pstitiosers were Laziest that their lordships should sot mild , r the report presented on this abject as seranyleg any adequate idea of the amount of safferiag sedated by the inltabitaan of Madras. Indeed the cam laitaleallf• themselves virtually made that admimion when they said that to ease a surophote inansisation of the gen tles would require two years, whrrass they had Isabel their inquiry in three months, wh le es the commissioners were silting in the town of Manes it was impossible for Lay adequate sealer of the sufferers to make their cam plebs% ; for the territory of Madras embraced an area of amt.are miles, and although we had been I. of it for more than half a *eatery, t was still destitate of all mesas of Wend , oommusleation. The rir.rt, therefore, might be smoldered as a ample of the way is which Junes was administered sad the revises collected by the Indian authorities. The noble earl then proceeded to urge that the puoishasset of torture was ezercised over 22 milli as of the mane 'objects of Mains, and that records in existence from 1806 to 1862 would show the feet of she eget 11•11 of that tortare. The Dake of AHQYLL, ea til:p;ri7iti;go;initent. be to expanse entire cosearrence with theopision of the noble earl, se to the light in whir* they ought to regard the prattle* of torture, wbieb, else I bed been proved to suit to one atria preeideuelg of brit, ; gad he admitted tbat it we. the duty of the goverusest to take every sneers la their power to pat an sad te M es speedily as peesible. (Hear, bear.) It was the maw serneary to de se e Sr, se their lordships might Man aarattmod, the fasts bung* to light by the laveetlgerias of ail Stan seassilides bed been quoted, not only la Ids eleatry, bet in mine paw. of Europe, so proving the indlinean erne SAM genre meet ; and he was we ears Mat dayhad sat bees isetsd as slowing that It bad the nectice of the British genrament. (Hoer, Thereto's It was the doll of Wm who spoke sip bailiff el the geverassat to dollen howstterly they abbeerelseek penises sad that they unlisted Obey wen a 'Wenn at the Inane% es as the he sad sbansen at the o natty. (Hew, ben.) Bet with segard to the sense the noble eel esinnwristi We be... to =had a few words to say. The neo n. noble serf had proposed were, he preiened, istemied te be dully the inland= of 1M enable sad balky of the been with sewn to the deem beeepht to deer inewiedes by the Urine IMIIIIMILF siseen. Be we hr ben Sat the hawse nett sot to seen to seen , the sodden having been heenght le =l:Wise. He thought whoa the se- Mean of sera agenda was Naught te their moths, it wee &nee that tome strysheeld be his c bell then I rale" be dereght. wsadi epee _ebb bin thaternewer. resenting they might amen 'been nate the fen as (aplenty es psesibk, sad webs so weeded se te anny the teepressios that the practise sanded with the ossiplisity of the gown mist. (Hear,) Ho would draw their lordeklpe angaties to the facts. It wee sesecelf three Inn nth bowie of perbesseat were earned Ia an miry peelhalaary to the remnsal ed the Ran ladle Competes elheseee. For way weaken* awry months the two lowa al sealant t won sensed r isvestigatiog every "nab drip that mild be brought against the But Uhl Camps y. Those t keen wen engparted by the anima sr pewees whip were hammed by as hiss* hens wads thateerear d witsteseedestreenthesseseseigniseheapesbeald ia the presnaset et ladle. Bet it was somewhat evens that awn, the whale of that agony sot a whimper wee hosed se la the tideless@ of ate premise. Hews ewer that isms wen elegising that the inquiry sight have ben pee leap/ win adenine. sae be w est preened le deny that sedlenst due for the inesedgedsa he ell the gawdsas whin sat of ear Win gunmen bed ben einem. linerehebees, ores wend ban eapseted that If It had boss a Mews het that she Bast India Clangsay resisted to the leilletha of tartan he the sollestlea of their sewn, that weld have been the Int sad nest shins w open mad la debate by Muse cobs were enema is the sneers of the den T. He swathes& It as a resassbabie het is sew sense with the at e, that net a word epee the a•Meet was smestioned. The discovery had wen is this way. It was ha the souse of July, ISM, en the onsiaa of • India beanie refereed la nether pine, that ea boa. monks , NON an Vetere we practised is Madras. That stateneet wet, domed at the time by those members el Me Swam et Oen- ' mons who wen sore Isnedietaly massorai with the g aaaaa seat of India. Hie right has. bleed dir C. Woed, who was President et the India Sued at the tire, stated that he could act positively deny as 'seaside* he had sever board before, bet he weld owe a strict ioquiry to be sad,. The upset erne delmia wet suet out to India immediately, and in fleposeabse, einem as soon as it arrived, a royal someaissio• woe appeland a Junin Into the whole minket. de rapidly did the eenenalseen meets their duty that is the April tellowles Ode eras .eluded, end whale maw edam, law raw the ensilisrense of the Wine govenmest. we mat la dm home ponnmest, awl within tea se r il l : t er the . • esseettfee bolsi dais =di is the Reim el Oennee the mete bed bees gibed sod themes* isvolipted. (Rue ) TWIN leeto, he lebuittod, did set irises say Mutates ee the part albs 1/ebilt primmest or of lb* ladles rovers- MOH to Wylie is. oho allegovoso, and or for so It mold ao to. to ereelle statoodr. The sorolatioso gild sal Iliad* to s foot dim* by tbo oromioulooney std tbe motet of tooter% ashen seder DMA tile, bad sot seises suds, British ear, sad woo set dee Pt M. Is einem tbe list page of to report the imereittioson sewed tot soder miens goveinanoto inrossoiistoly penowling oar owls is Lodi*, t whore bed boss plestbed reospirel. That bolsi the seer, it ought le be Woad In ems retelation allgigt be passe 1 by qt hawk soh whisk wield re forth Men wrrl4, that the modes bed net orison with se, bat bel boss lehnited tress the teelinspeseannal lOLA bed pepseloi so. Tins s , to the estiessses el the pretties WOW DINA role. Is page 34, pre. IS—ssd he sillmsod IMO OD thaw how it yr that tbo pigsties Wei establlibei, It woo albeit to assitssor 11—Sbe esesisloisoses soii boom se be the uoinowl •• mum r:+ w t aid dl e srearm lui = i lisst e VIM Ogima Istssos tam iselestm sus, swim sst saisses is oar sof Ilbe. MBA lb We len Illeadftl i p• MN* bop* sisepossos seggliss Wag et re dremesse filloar intik losinbuinelh no andon lege soma is Wenn helms On* eratwd boyars Edwin If 410116111 lIIMINNIS OS thee tollea alager same g Allem I. Noir it ear is giro t leo wee Aped ilopopias Or Wit fit • geoplifo ems h Min) tolls In iittor el wen me MO de el prom wissl set ors golaw ems* the nears, el testis& nessesitior aim tbe mot wool trirlibri ems s is.. trearelr IMMO,. end omet to istossist it its swift fa at weaalr plosolst oases In twain sonleowd duo of 111411111 WHY =yenta Bet epett Iwo the gumbo if beg It bed aebtieetel et alight be eletl.••4, mild It b. truly sae that dm Brleutt Gaerrestat bed eoeslvad at it ? Is pap 36, par. 70, the eeauebetawars w• mew mew Is Yea. thee the Rothe allielek hem lhahyhat to the tem^ are well swan et the thopeeltion et their Bereprea =DM awl although et. reesty et the parties who hats apprenul =Mereply to or Inquiry why th ey haus Mt 111410 MB MAW h... WWI , whet tbe nee septalisg to UNI ..puler, ' s= nein b larnsi r Id* the bilist that tbe peels at (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. and coerced the natives, and when they append for redress to the pollee, they foand that the collectors sod police were the same panne. Notbiop, therefore, would satisfy them cr the European perdition bet the complete separation cf the two departments. (Hoar, hear.) After a few words by way of nply from the Earl of ALIBINARLI, the resolutions, as amended, were agreed to. Their lordshtps then adjourned, at 20 ninon. to sine o'clock. SOME OF 0031NONE.-440NDAY, Aran. 14. itto [know took the chair a !Ow minute' before foot. Alta. NEW MEMBER. fir. TOITINZAII, the member ter Niw Root, was Intro dues& by Mr. George and Mr. M'Mahoo, to take the oaths and his sent. slaves In Turkey, most of them Christians. They were brought from Teals, Kurdistan, and other phut, and sold in the market of Constantinople. (Hear, hear.) He would not object to the vote, bat he thought its piece of national hygoerig to pars this vote, sod to ignore the existence of slavery to Turkey, new admitted as a tort of junior partner in the European firs. (Hear, heir ) There was a slavery now going on in Env pe which put to shame the wereZ features of Wet ludian slavery when it existed. Lord Stra.ford de lirdcl.ffe said that this *livery was aelevlated to excite the indignation of all Europe .gait let Turkey. This c , retry woe morally respoa sib's at this moment for the ezi , tence of this 'frt. The Turkish gunteon could be settled until they crewed • Christian naConality in the east of Europe. Brigadier- General Williams, 'peeking of the social seats of Turkey at the latest mots an, stated that the buying and selling of slaves was notorioon xatonget ttn officers of the Kan army, and that any_ attempt At its abolition by 2rmans was a mere mockery. From a careful persist of the reports of all tra vellers he deeded that the, boasted civilisation of the Turks was more than sk;n-deep, whatever might be said by lying French journals. Let tbreGreeke and the Christians be en couraged la that country, and they would plant mother Lana/saw tlthAleambeems. gwinstleirialdethieb by • pia* wllmnees enreely It to A , da. twitcher in Beeps Me -ennetteee. (Hear, hear) Mr.. Lewd tad smitten& the Weary of the Turks te their tales faith. The CHAIRMAN wished to a II the attention of the hom member to the fact that the vote before the committee wee for the salaries and contingent netnews of the raised com meanies for suppression of the slue trade. (Hear.) Ms. 81008 said that he believed he should hem intro duced the subject in another forco,ead regretted that be was not better aeguinted with the forme et the house. He wield therefore only say, In conclusion, that to be spending 20.0001. fir the release of nigger slaves on the comet of Africa—(aughter)—w hilt; they allowed this slave trade to be earned on at Constaotinople, appeared to him to be the of the grossest cites of political hyp.criay. The vote wel rhea agreed to. The vote for the consular set eke also exalted some debit , Mr. Wise mr;nt-laingshe neeereity of ref.:ennui that braneb of the publ , e I Orl toe, which, as at present ethauired, was obnoxious to hue, chugs, on account of its inefficiency ✓id extraveguee. Lord PALMERSTON, in the course of some nplana none, stated that the Foreign Steretaly purposed, in the OHMS of neat mono., to move for the appointment of • select conevittee to investigate the whole subject of the con lulu service. A number of eah:eguint volts were afterwards paved amidst a mieceltruset conver.ation, protraMed to • late hour. The CHAIRMAN them reported progress, and the house resumed. PUBLIC WORKS BILL. TMe bill wu weed • third time end pored. PUBLIC WORKS (IRELAND) BILL. This bill was read a third time sod pa mud. _ BANKERS' COMPOSITIONS BILL. _ On the order for the 'ToOWreading of thin bill, Mr. OLYN had no objection to the bi.l, but thought that some exclenation should be given se to the intore'ons of the government with respect to the act of 1844. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that with respect to the seta 1844 be had intimated at the coin meneement of the session that government would sot object to an icquity, but he feared that much r ol could not be dons in the unezhausted portion of the present session. He did not think it would be right for government to touch a solemn compact Sheathe Burk Act without some preliminery inquiry. He was unable at the moment to explain the item to which hie hon. friend alluded, without referring to the mama". Perhaps his hon. friend would allow him to refer to the minute and put his question again. 31r. SPOONER said the monetary circulation wood never be in a satisfactory oonditicn as long as the act of 1844 remained no it was. He could we no reason why the go vernment did not propose a committee is the *arty part of the session. The bill wee then read a record time. _ - BURIAL GROUNDS (IRELAND) BILL. The home want into aoramitom on this bill, and having pulsed eight domes, the Chairman wpwtod megrim. MEDICAL GULLIFICAI lON AND REGISTRATION BILL Mr. FITZROY Roved t 1;: secood readiest of this bill. His object was that it migbt be r, f. reed to the select cult mitt* on the bill of the hoe. member for Newcaatle. Mr. MITCHELL called the attention of the house to the fact that this hill, which was permanent to its baton, w to be worked, if it Maims law, by a temporary beard—the Bond cf Health. The bill -u thee rood a wood time. PRIVATE BIJSIRESq. The lesprleowed wu aonaidered, and ordered to be read a third time, u were likawbe the • Laudonderry and Buniskillea Railway Bill, the London, Tilbury, and Boatband Railersy Bill, and the Tumults:a Water BUL The Birkenhead Isprovemeat Coausksiosere 811 sad the Wolveshanutia Wsve Dig wore reads mice& Ow PUBLIC BUSINESS. • POOR LAWS. - - - - Colonel DUNNR asked the Chief &creasy for Trollied whether the Poor-law Commissioners had iestitmed legal preceediep splint the guardians of the Middleton Cafes, to pey tits costs of en lotion in the cue of the Earl of Mid dleton's mete ? Mr. HORSMAN said it was entirely a question between the intirdiens of that unloosed the Par-law Coanabstoners of Ireland, es to the amount w►ich was des on secosnt of certain szprnees, end it must rest with the discretion of the commissioners ; the government should not interfere. THE LOSS OF KARL Mr. WHITESIDE gave sober tbat the tame of his reeolation wave as follows That although this how foils it to be its duty to empress its admiration of the pl hairy of the Turkish soldiers, and th• devotion of this British Olken, at the slop of Kars, it feels that it is equally des to express its eouMetlon that the cspitulatlea or that fortress, and the surrender of this army which defonded it, thereby endangering the safety of the /Wane provisoes of Turkey, were in a great dopes owing to the want of bre sight and soapy on the part of ter Mejsmy's Administer , Lion." _ . . RAILWAY Mr. R. BROWN asked whether the Via-President cf the Hound of Trade intended to bring it a bill for the Deter regulation of railway and canal traMe, sad a bill fcr the yreveation of accidents on railways, by a score defined re sponsibility of railway ofi►cials ? Mr. LOWB replied that ft WU mot his iotaatiou to ben ht stall for atthor of t►o objcata mostioaod by tto hon. gsatleataa. DAMAGED HAY. Kr. WILLIAMS asked whether oompleiete bad bees re. eared that the hey seat to the Crimea wee of bed qeality sad dammed ? Mr. F. PEEL asewered that no each complaints had bees received. __ _ .___-._ —.— BT. JAMEBII-PIAK., - Lord RAYNHAII asked the Chief Commissioner of Pablie Works, in th e absence of the Home Seeretery, whether, pending soy alterations in Sr. James's-park, the convenieree of pawing through it in cabs would be conceded to tbemitilie ? Sir B. HALL said that he had stated, moo days ago, that he would in the coarse of this week lay before the house the intentions of goverument about the alterations' to be made in St. Jaws's-pal. Hs proposed to do ro on Friday ant, when the house went into committee of supply. The Home Seentary was too ill to attend In his pleas now, but co Friday neat, when that statement was made, he would probably answer the noble lord's question. On the mod= of Colonel Fannon returns were ordered of the number of WIN& in the A:Julie& Kingdom who had volunteered for forelpu %Moldering the war. FOREIGN Mr. H. EAKEII,WeiTiI lied the Prime Minister in his plat*, wished to ask him a question, of which be had given settee, end upon the mower to which would very mush depend the come which he should take Mat evening with regard to the motion of which he had given notice. (Hear, hear.) The question which be mold ask was, whether the noble lord could give any as mares to the hears, that within • reasonable and delimits period be would lcy upon the table the papers which re lated to recruiting in the United States of America? If the noble lend was ebb, to give that sesuraaer, he (Mr. 1.1111.) should not be willing tolaterfere with the manattee N saltily that fascia/. (Cheers.) Lord PALMERSTON said—Sir, the donments which laulagall form the groundwork of the reply of her &peeresses* to the last communication from the =Teat of the United States were only received • en ago. They contain • great deal of detail. My noble Mead Lord Clarendon, se le well known, lb now at Paris serrated in negotiations of • very important kind, which weepy him a groat portion of every dry. He, aim rthelen, bas been transaating the business of the Foreign-offer. Hu powers of lurk ere wiry remarkable, and, though absent, he is doing the duty of his office here with only that delay which is necessarily Incident to the ' distance between the Foreige-offse and Par's. Well, the stoner which is to be made to the United 13:ates Government naturally requires to be very einfally prepared; both that there may be nothing in is which would at all envenom discussions which have an fortanately already goes too for, sod on the other band that aotbisg may be emitted which is essential to elate the ease of the British Government. Well, roe alwewee my noble friend, the necessity of comansuleatioa with hint, and the mall portion cf time he has te bestow on a matter which requires • good deal of time, hive been the causes why the answer bee net yet been prepared. That answer al in preparation; we ass In commenicstion with my noble 'need upon it; I will net undertake to say that. in the coarse of Otis week diet answer ma be to mainly agreed upon so to be essimand sited to Mr. Deltas; bat my noble friend will r e . tern to this country at the end of this week, sad I t I may netters to say that in the early pan of neat week, at latest, we shell be in a oondition to inbuilt It ell to this hitter. (Cheers.) Sir E. L. B. LYTTON mid that be bed glees sift Id • motion to bring wider the consideration of dab 1 smother matter which had been the subj. et of dbmits be tween our own government and that of the United Saint; and he bad waited for the production of the papers MOW to it. A 'cod many days bat tlrpsed, and he email sew ant the noble lord when those pipers would be laid bean Use bouts Lord P, raid he was gaits *erg that the Agars relating in Matra Anrrlea bed tot beat pre anted strendly; they wire la print, and now bring revised, and ha hoped in a pry fiw dap, certainly in , h• ems) of this week. they would be laid on the talus of the house. Mr. BAILLIE raid that after the rtventent made by the noble lord la should think it to be his defy t) postpone the motion of which be bad given notice. (Ebeen.) - - - - - Sir DE I. EVANS gave ro lee that he should °patinae hie atnendinant on the boa. gentleman's resolution. and *Mold ism it whenevar that ruolation was brought for ward. __.—____.- NATIONAL GALLERY. In rule to Mr. O. Vaitmoir, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER told that • bill to mobilo the eremites of the ?Idiom! G.Herr to pur chase satire collections of pictures, if deiiretle, had lima ander the etosideratiea of goveroastat, sad was is a for tate of repo:Woe. ------ . . SUPPLY. The toast this went into committee of supply on the Civil Service Ettimatel. Oa the votes fcr the Colonial el. tab'ilbutents Whig propowd, Mr. WILLIAM/ insisted upset tbejamice of making oriels coloales defray the salaries of their postmen. He moved that the swami of the rote essild be reduced ht the amount of the latrines designed for the gavensers of Wtst AusUrlia and Jamaica. Streams IMO the. ordered to withdraw; but some slimmest was owed by the difficulty which Mr. Williams appeared to imper'soce is finding • semad teller. Mr. Hadfitid altmetely voluntestel h's partici., sad tie &liens was than taken ; For the ameadment 3 itialust It . Th midi was grottier with loud huskier Mr. Wu. Howe tires supporters was Moue. Tits, Pellatt, aid . . The original vote was thou agreed to. 24,3001, salaries, ofetipsndiary justices in the West ladle eolentre and the Mauri ins. Mr. WILLIAMS said the last vote bad been unfairly in fluenced by the ruse of intriducag a disruation upon Bishop Selwyn ; and it stews created great MUNICInt to witness she failure of may off Into save t►e p chats of the people. This was a most objectionable vote. It had been nommeneed 20 years ago whoa slavery was commuted Into sp2rentieaship, and tht Dewed., for It bad long sines passed sway. Mr. LABOLICHEBB said it was an aspiring vete. No new magistrates wore app tinted. Mr. WILLIAMS was olt•a taunted with not dividieg the hoe's. Hs bad dose so, sad they had seen the result (A laugh.) He did au t thick the House of Commons wee one tittle more iodine - I to stye the people's Tamer this'll was at the time he had Bret had a seat is it. The yea was 'geoid , o. 11,06 W., salaries sad contingent expenses of the commissions for sappressioa of the save trade. Os this vote, BIGIOS protested spinet tie inconsisteuer of car attsasotiag to pet dews elavwy oa the coast of Arran, and alluded It ia Turkey. The wee e species of one-sided, Itypontticel rbileathropy. ALS ram then were 60,000 JOINF BILL. On reading the order of the da to ping into committee ■ this bill. Mr. WILKINSON *mimed hie hope that this bill maid be brought en on an early dap. Kr. LOWE plaeed it A r Fridty nee. CAIeiRIDOZ lINIVIiRSITY BILL. Mr. BOUVERIE asked toe homes to mains that the bill should be read a wooed time without dominion, the debate urn the principle being taken on going into era mittee. _ _ Mr. WIGH.A.III did not object ti the eoune proposed ; he trusted, however, that en eery day wool I be fined for going into eommittee. Mr. HENLEY pretested egsfust the pi.); osad coins. The principle of tre ball ought to be settled Wore going into committee. The bill wee read a second time, and wu committed pro forsoa. EXCHEQUER BILLS (21,182,7001) BILL. This bill lees read s second tame. RETURN ORDERED. On the motion of Colonel Doses, • Totem was ordered of all Qom goes le hick bars burst at the mese of Sebes ; stating the description and calif re of each gun, num be r of roods fired when the gun became unserviceable, and supposed came of seek bursting ; end, like return for Swig- MEDICAL PROFESSION BILL On the motion of Mr Cowraz, the toilowitm were sp. plated the select committee or. this bill : Mr. Cowper, Mr. Headlam, Mr. Brady, Mr. Cranford, Sir \trillium Heath cote, Mr. Napier, Lord Robert Grosvenor, Mr. Bl ck, Colo- nel Dunne, Mr. Bell, Mr. Strutt, M.. A. Hattie, Mr. Howard, and Mr. Percy. The hlsee then adjourned at dee minutes put one o'clock. TSB OATH OF ABJURATION BILL AND THE PROTESTANT SUCCESSION. In committee on the above bill, Lord John Rowell will move the following clams:— . That in all cws In which the oath cf d joration would be: taken watt the preeent law to remain in force, the following oath shall be taw : " A B, do faithfally promise to maintain, apron, and defend, to the atno•t of my pewee, the immersion of the crown, which Damsel, n, by an act intitulcd " de ant for the faith, r limitation of the Crown, and bet's, @eclairs the righrs and liberties of the subject," is end stands limited to the Priccess Soptie, Bloater or Hanover, and the heirs of her bady, blies Protestants. So bele me Gad.' "That the penalties and disabilities to which any person rogueing or neglecting to take the oath of abjuration now is force would be satj c", stall at.ach to ell persons who lifter the panting of this act aha l refuse or teglect to take the oath to maintain the Protestant sac :natal t 3 the Crown hereby enacted." Boma EXPLOSION IN GLASGOW.—On Friday eteniert, about hal:-past six O ' l Lek, the boiler in the Clyde Grain Mills, Commercial-toed, ezpladed with a fearful creels. The boiler was blown to atoms, sod the boileubettee own plately demolished. The south gable ot the wall was throws down, bringing with it a c)csiderati!e part of the &scrims sad side wall.. The engine man, who happened at the mo ment t f the earl neon to Min tho boiler 1 oase, was killed c• the spot, and one of the millers was boned beneath the shat.. toted gable. A large stalk, in connexion with the mill, of about, we andentand, 200 feet in height, WY also blown cows. A stable in Rutherford'. brewery, which imme diately adjoiced the b der house, was lerellcd to the ground. Two men and a berth who were in the s•ahle were blows through part of another buildieg to some distance, and buried beneath tie falling rams of the mill. The roof 0 the malt-housa was completely c•fried fl; the kin dashed to pieces, and the brewery othi rwiee damaged to a very consi derable meat. Labe were immediately set to work, aid succeeded, af sr much cheat on, to dis , otsrring the bodies of ihe sestet-man and the miller. About ten o's I .ck they came epos the body of the bor-e, uodereeath which was also found the body of one of the carters. Up till 11 o'c'ook, however, they had eat dile tvered the body of the otter emir, wise, thefts is s o teams to do. b., Shand the fate of his companion. The accident is Demoted to have been tamed by the want c f water in the boner, which, we understand, was a new one.—Morgose Daily Amt. PAOPESIORIAL EXAMINATIONS.—CaNBRIDGE UNI. 'RUM, APAIL 14. Moral Philoet : Pedro, tit. it ha's ; Shaw, Christ's; Whrlploo, fit.John't. Signed, J. Grote, 8.D., Protium of Moral Philosophy ; H. it. Leant, ki.A., Assistant Bassinet.—Cheasistry : Aisagar, Trial y; &Vas, 'frailty ; Cartweight, Trinity; Eaten, Tr.nity ; Issird, Clare ; llorrisor, Toady ; Wright, Trinity. Sig ned, J. Csakaalag, M.A., P.MAsor of COusiatry ; F. J. Hon, ALA., UMW Jiseeetaer. I