The Express. — London, England, 1856-07-12 00:00:00

I '' ' ' S9/I •;.-- afrie.AL, 4-. , • ',/ -L.- i - 4 ' cl ! tt,v ,, :.! . x.) . ;.14 -,4-Vev,...,-eir -e- S i ne•.07 4--- r/Ok ' l UeT : ' 914•L i ‘ z e ..:Ne --.. 7 ittt _ irpirtisl • ~... .." - i 1.- A ' .4ilibt. z A (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. No. 3,089.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 12, 1856. R PORT PHILLIP (to follow the Coned mar_ w Stye bahollthe friamentdallt AN 01.1ITUN: AI. I tam twithaer. ED WIN OAIIMI I d. 00 ' 1: hurt. r. tylatt is the L-aden bads : boa a Rae pew, madam:crier as MUMS menet and oahraelmee emy thisti. he mot.- V.er r 4 .1...t. r seemly Vide to CHAP WALT•th ant nttNe, It : 0 Luedun : and IT, Water- Meet Idtere..4. Rollea—Prelreet by the WY litamwre to Rallts "'stab. tad N.. TIRITIII I R a WORIV i mam ROYAL .1., aim irricAm PHlPSampeisted by the Admiralty en RR FOOL LIVIIIIPOOL sad NEW YORK sod between LIVER POOL BOWION. Wm Bombes say as KRUPA' to W mein pimeam and bar Wok Tbo sr dam limb. raw appelalled te I, Row TAIII9001: i r svai A. Inc NEW YORK, laßret NIT IR ALMA. SEW OSTO. Raterkw. / for YORK latra l l w l'ilasi. w Wwl. l4p "ward i t h z . 4... ..ft 5 0 elm . . Sreerbr= =lia Mrs aenil=heas Ise gi re i r .sw ir I& . i ssik agtplibl.allarE.lL eV =cr. II reelaael: IT. 0 J. lima. Obriparr ;et IA and Wi rk. 'her, Wairretewel. LlwarereoL ROYAL SURREY GARDENS. Under the Teiroesee et Her Mad Grecian Malmo the Quail!. GRAND INAUGURATION VISTITAL foe be. OPINING et Cv• COLOSSAL CONCIRT HALL, to 00101BNCII as TUISDAT MIXT. JIM 14 108. rad TRUILIATI ea SATURDAY. Job It V aned brialr a re Feettl ui the prlocl eeuNt grlida. Mlle. an a d ielle4 smir edil id geke temo tiese ea Teeetay 7. T. .... .72 ,amiumYY.mii. =W* z. ine - -4,, , ,7;*1.,Q7 .e. -1.- r ..::: 1e...r...:—"vt1..... unmet doll = S ee= w it iota semis l es t ateelll Wu Mese ea Me rine day at RIM Abe • Me tserlk earl NM tell hie pie; es drelleseMS. . Ned Messay. with Wavered= en ▪ . Is...bevri •Pw rzr& • • a......= itl Orr T e rteeh Or Ow M w Mumet, Kr. Melo, Hem ItaktleallY. at i. eseera Ndb... ozr a ar wert a a b followi l •-oe xik Telay iu. I s l tiTinimeen ; ea Theseleg wrigz i t Ir get.t. 00 Mew erer i a . ll be peellemed 'a" rea Saturday 11 1" ......=. O -=NMse si e‘ liwolol. 'Meer Plat% == .lll. per. Uwe It Sgretz i lz i llbm e. ; YR • 11661 r .r. • .. ..... 1 1 , =. ' : ...........-1 . • ...... m . ie. .....,. ye be : Weber. Mike 1.01 F M & V Mpipmel Aober e Tea Meg° eel Jame Mad. fkivitole. Sal 1•111111 Mlll .- o gr .... tr i ii i r n ir e = ad vera .r. v . orz for nde I t he liiiii erl =ewrz =LAM ercleelee et doehte (MOM, sew accomposeemeet de MisibilMes-Mr. Monk DM. Mani* Dr. Raley, Dr. Wylde, Mr. Amen Mir of the Uelhadwl. eed wedestor of Me Teeth* Ott w maw% . Dew . ef Ste Ootheitel lo nt . tewbetke M a t =tea the Mode Hereford). Mr. Stheseue twerbarees ef tie esti waftabor al lI VIWIt r i= d ihs RA i t i ett he ir: Ir V ir he erlir i 1 7khea .... _ , *Ant of Arewette. Litle te .. sriZl ... ef a tee li 7l - for the is ea m wereft. M. mamma ea es Were Mow dige 14; eurehmel ea Me Mu el She lensmeMeu. So eedla . mil . "' w oe At_ . iththy• .:1 L i = =At e 111191 ea wejq i = as tille ladt mar ree M salsa ; NY la 04 4 l lrsa .... te effeY PROlowallee 2 .. faiths' welt (two Oldiela. lie --.. 1 .-- e I si ta til aed al the ball dwtos the NOM row NOW MIR El h. Thiele MMe be the landee s s i ate body of the ball to weed at du ~pi sad ameM p URRAY'S HANDBOOKS for LLEIII. ilf ,icr DßOOK of TRAVE L-T R ALK AVS . Catentla Pies* Germs. est IWW B. 6d. THE ART of TRAVRI.— i n Mate mad titneettlehe evelteble In HrlnOrror NILITH GERI ANT —Helltaft, Prete* W the RBIs to ihritestbed. It& lIDDOOK for SOUTH 011111•11 Y.--The Tyrol. Ike 'sea, Atlttrle. BM* Hews. lad Ur DiMbe Bete Ulm to the Meek 9e. MAID fee SWITIMAND.--110 Me of Ilsor Kid PlS- se* T e. ?; . : HANDBOO /11•11011.—Nenessay, MINNA the hutch Alpe. HS the Pleishs. Maya ea HA I= 111.—Aadekels. Ratak Orsada. OetelosS. ah /SOL 1 web. R i k aft HARD I kir ORTH ITALY. Leiebard._VlßlOS.,, Piss* Modica. l'aeek Phsgetek ite mr 6 .• 4 ' rinfee. Maps. 2 sesta IS. HANDBOOK for 110172% ITALY.—The Tyro war. Naas. Pete- _edlJlereelemeso, Vosovium. to. Mem lea HANDBOOK for CINTRAL ITALY.--Soutbere Tams set the HMVK. 7e. ( ter app ROME and ha ENVIRONS. Map. it. HANDBOOK to the ITALIAN SCHOOLS of PAINTING. Wood- all,. 1 vela 101. • BIOGRAPHICAL CATALOGUE of ITALIAN PAINTERS. Htl " llo3=e GREECE.—The lambs Nand& Anse* Thumb. Mesa 16a EVDBOOK fee TURKRY.—MaI* OteliteaUseL* Ail Mb" Hettnat i f.—= l the 111* Ilhetesitle. Cabo. _ AMMO . 1 1e3 6, t IP,. durleg the war to bring the militia into a state of efficiency, sad he had heard from the most competent judges In mili tary matters that those efforts had bon eminently suatesa fit—Cheer, hear)—but now that the fens wan about to be Cambodia, anima means were taken to maintain a comm. Masud, the force world in a few months be as lankiest, and as utterly mat for motive genies, as it wee ales the war Ann broke out. He understood that an opinion had been expressed in both houses is favour of keeping up a strong militia force, not in numbers, but such • force as in the event of any sudden emergency would form the nucleus of a mere powerful and salloleat lons, immediately avail able for garrison duty here, so as to leave tho regular army fns for foreign service, sad abet° supply ninataen to the line, who would be qualified at one to kiamponted Into the mines ampules. The pont, however, enwhich be am wished to all attention was the smalltime" do pimmiat staff, and the manner in which it was eimillialed mil palli He bad unversed with many aeons ilea 111s9•16•61. obi their usufructs opinion was, that allklite geneene eleH it would be impossible to keen wp the Maim WI the roe , meats, and that it would be mei f ~above issions for that purpose to the assietues efenanstaleselallicers 0: the line. The number of sergemele allowed—via , two to • empeay—was obvioeslyisulleimt to keep the regiment in a state of drill. He isassmeadad that the number la m a amissau should be lot the drummegor, the , be=t's oin an k, d the engteat should be re aatad th at their pay large mumps to obviate [ the Messelty of their other emplerlheat to enable them to exist. He sisphdaed of the hardaldpwhite the arrangement for the ilientbodimant of the inn In- Mond upon the quarternastere• la certsin of the regimen the quartermasters were lobe retainedt the mimed pay FOR I.IIIA Direct (to follow the John Bryant ; 1,3 A. all Carre eniSred. and OM lake 4114m0b nA2I: •In Oro Ainericao clipper ..hip JUAN VIAJIAND Nora. T. 0.3.. 1..40 ton• me-ter. J. O. GIVEN. Cow rie lA* It< 11.1 P.A. Tlll6 ttne r stg boa 'nod _ pr Few , . ..0.1 will meet wink dematet.—For w pingela rat. tII Ill1.1:11 WALT N wad sole. IT. Omm A. 313 I 1.. Wain Arcot. Limped. 'UDR MADRAS Direct, the splendid British-built 3: 41r tIT SW:ANA:a. A 1 11 Teem 8:1 t"ft.. twister, 1.150 toes blushes,. n.isweed sad eopyrt-faelenell, bins to the i 01•11011 Dods He. a 110 fury, watt dot -tau amotontodation for permagers.—For tows af MAIM er 111,3te apply to DAWSON lust AItILOW. 2. Solltaiaatin ; Or to MARSHALL sad ED111)0E. X. If losammbatteeL PARIS TWICE DA si g.Y. by tb•MAIL PACKETS, tea- itmd P ° =l7 l :. rinkr Porral radS=Erkrk kr girl linkir sr 1,5., et Ihi; kr Pon. lIMINO MINIM in" i trelsoltra LYu U L e i refora: rigklar Tails ye Larks. MARSHALL mad ICDRIDOW6 LINK of VOTRALARAN PACKS? 01311PIL—The f irde Torrifyo voted for their tastwiliai maths. hove roe Ito yousholetiose fee giIIWINCTI, sad II to fond my rieleshle repot* Melo Mr &from **too iieophtdi - - -- __— -.---- 1 To Too IMilo ilogloto. Bodes. Dollotios. U h• M OW p. Oho . IWO =I of , Aft...... .. .. t ona.. * 14,.. Odom %Moil . ........ 700 Od OP 80. rdo dodos of feting. of glo Money, (Petard =Wm and hobo lOrdostiodu ap to the who ars Comstaatly 11.11101Mke of deprive foldedd Alpo Or odir tradersles=r. Avorelmlmi COIOMAPI I64O. /MALL 7eo SPIIITION. 31. Illsedviribalmst iRUEWELS, COLOGNE. and THE RHINE, by the loyal VW loatarm4 ROYAL MAIL IPTIMIIII/1 titres AR for MIND arm PIM Sape d it 11.16 p.m., oml TEND for DOVER won A11at e4 17 2.4 14 6.30 m• eas to or how Dovorz w U =4l ; wood dm Itio comb 111 Mo ow Mt Lorabortlottrot, I doe Wolin. ANAL D 1 1 a l I lit 110011 —1 VIII (Nat wait) John EUTHEND. ebseraess.—DlAMOND FUNNEL PAOLITIL II; Lob/ow Addis, 9. 11§, IL palm irB= l 4 l 'isd Irsobtleb. Up tram ea . SI ; I.l.aaber IL 41. ismisas to sod tram Obearom. b. ea. Mores,. JAMES GRAN PriTS ORIGIN NOVEL boort H ARRY OGILVIE ; or, The Bleak Dragoons. By Ulm fluky . , Author of " The Boren et w ar." look Riltow,7 Re. " A new work by thw Mier elf • yawed War Is wirers looked forward to wlTcl is 4osi, tee Yr MIS wow a . populselty OW DO4ll bin meet et Igk e wi d= WYW „L s. =mt. wt. Wo. a ipilso BYDRIBT MELIA NSW POKES. Now reao, la pews ftre,Yloo fa, ENGLAND in TIME ot WAR. • By SYDNEY D°l =oll " = " llr r a;d 4 to. l , " 47. 1. 0 airaln:" ADELAIDE Direct (with Immediate thepatch), Ow beautiful dipper thlp FRANCIS RIDLICT. • 1 12 room INH bunts.. , hlag poop in Ore Louder' Neb. Hu borongersr epon ; se 110:0111b roodeiles to ber 11•CIOW for et cads modorrie 12 40, —APPO to ALFRED OIBS US a dCe. I. Orme 112. Rohm ;re to ALFRED JOHN ;FICK LINO, IS. Grist SA Rohm SHANGHAE Direct (to follow the Zoe* with Immediate deeretcb, treble room fo ainktrailll at as surasent the beautiful Beltiqs barque /MUTH, • I, KS lona 9.11 !CM realiatee. lyies bailie Landau Dock* MIN ice mind 1.. 1 1b...a far be' fluke NMI MB superior seeeeamadsdos to be wears, lIIIITICOLDS sad BEAVICK, 110. Insebuielbatmi; art. A JOHN PICKLING. I& Grua Bfisa. Laski GRAVESEND. Brith, Gressli th o , Roaderwille.— k J " NANOND 71:11fAllitafar ga a llififilfork 9.,10.101. Ilf, and li a , Lai Mil : extra am Bandy marsial. maw at M a *shift& Up tram Otayamil,,.ll. 4 rf a rbt\ . ll. a aad la 104. ; dalla mammal ...ag to la end fa FOR VALPARAISO. IQUIQUE. and ARICA Oral hoot geek oob.t elt oni , ballad a tarp aeselat at cargo the Ise Yeol(wn ANN la the trade; JOHNSTON RITHON MRAV Lel. Commander: Ir.dlaf to the lamina Deolle.—For terms of Height alai pseeage t za te SYMOUR, PRACOOK, and Co., H. Hearecturch *mt. fireng=o ll lNagrientran i. m alt wi t ui liajLeit s bt er al l lgeil L itrildas diess be be az ... .11r . wet miens% bad ibis vat. Wee •a simi ltPre stlir Vrigos Ib. • Odle w limo grim and ma, et amoodos Or iri•la in a t I a bons geadka • Cars tar Ibis mil, peke Joao lA:Mir Psers=arr arl 1 9 1 .1:Zsiss• Word area bAUNCESTON direct, will be quickly despatched, th See gilt TA LLENTIRR, A ERR tome. J. H. HAMILTON. restander to the Laudon Doeln. Iles good 0030.1111X411 , 100 fro toneiwm.. Aphle to RICHARD WEBB sod Ch.. teoweemeen 'UFA rt. TOULISIN, LIVINGSTON. sod Ca, , Gmht St. Deka.. th.hopegatc.greet BERDEEN CLIPPER SHIP.—For SYDNEY ea o rity i CATH 4 - 1 -.711 " rASE .."Purcat-rax VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCILIL TO SHIPPIRS. The following Alm via. : DIM Ittelisift NAM: —.--. .. MI 'FUNCHAL Hooks sal Sio JUAN 111IN . ANDWL. 1 1 50 . - Wass sot lea REGULATO DISH ISO 00QUIN Sr * Combs, sal Or ROSE STAN . . NI CALMTTA Gramorrardor. LORD O. SINTINCR. SIS BOND k Y [NOLAND. - - .... IVO OAPS O. HODS A. S. Ltaing aid Or (Owe( gloms's, IWO Aaawl CALCU say Saw TTA Nom Poker. on saw Waft se= t le Os VlOsels Dela SIT ARRAMORNINTII 000541 we werral balm, Or VICTORIA DOCKS sal Oa ROO. Nona Illoparet. Mhbodr. 0 m irk baron Or Dorm sad Os 10* , '" n ....aft:en. - 1 - "`""•awnmte I 'm t a. 4 " . • OS p.a. dr OM .OM Ono ardoril * D M SREi e t. trod ...... ..tESOrs, a IRLDscril be vp .. 2....5s miIIosSIIIOS t . =lediarsiii i n 'isdi Midis SI 11“ El= 01•11111ii= 1 11 . at i lk e = ll . 7ll3 :6 3 b rarbelk OMPIII4 UM Th• le Ile Mar MS be oar rat a t n . 0417 I. 1 Ike or ' ------ --" H ..- beet at, to aeon at toads for toottot i z: no dewier to ototh.ottan, teach to coda our doom— &MA .dorms straisie win I t ar o dieltbo so. " Those ie 1w sad leenreved Tenths, prjee_One Stillnos. HZ CURABILITY of CONSUMPTION ; being - an 4 invention H. IR•11•1016 I. TAlSVPitN 7 .7aoirali. " irwi C. =V. araprunZig.T.."' >•K end aft? -6 1 W.. MIMI" 4 7 1 k K WW 710 SMALL C L aT i ggitr o tzrtrl s ALE. FIVE A B ra El , i , I i tEEN CLIPPER Ll g le. ps - . F a e b r • SYDNEL i.r • ... t er= I " enteejm. s weie a i zir j NWT "1122" NY aeog ami nb emetalDl7. te be kilned bp tan Geedi re M na Weal el ewf7Si bi I" 4211"22 2t 6 - -142., -zegri s . .... ante of Nom In : The in gi nezll san des sie s lik-Aigh . o Ilr. It A sod IDOL \ Ocansedses. 'Tor awl De la ileipirisi3Draftd te Oa 7ls ase DPW maw ► tome , . W O•• isymen. • sale Za l i ili erviihe= gar= TVINNETTII MODEL WATCH. GS. Clwaride. so 4. it 1.500 OoL NI V a l=bn a i lli l a grc: 1"1"411 t! ell -A.1"14.1.2 _ , •"re terra y r= la 6% . !MYR usg lie al 114 Arm, ttr Need from li bed onasee wenn rem lea Tan render Illeli Yee unsaild sable sesoloodeden sod elder 1......, d i . D e d.. C. CAP IL elsoncre. atrantaisa to nevem an irregura-aralty le lbeenele. ASS'S PALE ALE sod GUINNESS'S STOUT, Er4II4II " IPP°E • W m '. . 8K 24 . 1 K 111 ‘ i11i " .66 11211 " 2.• LONDON and NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. rant. la epandld aleadsa. elder la andel or_ reef Bed TOURINTIP TICK GRIERSON and TWEEDDALE ' S LINE of Commanding en brailerated in rapL Ana g e ,,.....„ 17 , 0 1 . raiz Enzi T z. .... r . el I Rs ; • NORTH wazza r• Z PA C KET KUM. an bet elm. WK be WWWWW w wire: TICKET S mamba he TIMIS W141114_ Moldier 46.1.- I:lNgikr=l.4 ;on • Tr= i) „,,,,, T. ika . searD.ltiourliTL. pata g oollW . A mew.s. Y. ItAXoo . ll, 6..d oAllso m elfe e..bg . sad v. HOL w Y. i.e. 180. „roam_ ater = mo....oo.N.lmmaa. maw 4, 1 1.,% . Threarons. ..-.- _ - tba ample' rnino Inbar deltas me amid& *MG _lna NI Anoka . Lemke........ Jody ID and ne Mean ramie lianas bare aseaderas eurale......sanse. DRAT sad Co.'s AGRICULTURAL CARTS, 460 Arabi& . ..... Leda.... ..... •••••• 26 milii, Ihewt OaPsibyn .. lie oftis cana lleldeal.. Hi ........ 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PIM dem. neeeed dam. hem St. liellee • Meleme7 a : MeV A I SHIPS ere an tonna as the In lads Dodo • fad gra Whammy sad bad.... 13 10 o..di 10 0 eu. seam MU te drandad m oder : I le Glie Odes Cattalo& Tam; Pen. Po dell. f. l b uk ........ 1 11r 0..2 0 0 XHE:3 I HER'S INDIA GAUZE WAISTCOATS, ~...r . .. en beck Ma Wag .J. Cadsabeed.. 617 4 . : ? .... bw atl2ll°. 1 "! Jolt 70 ellethr_ imel am." 4 -80 1 4 1 4" Plias . ..... N. Whislow.... UM 1:4111. 7 .4 se. uell I. To ted imp* Iseemethe Waterise yhest ern LYTßANl. BLACK- Tel aM GLUEY NM lades Bed GOMM Oldheere. Por4LINTWOOD or 80 PORT. ant herr to Hems ethre. N.R. UM et the 1 Royal ChM. S. R. Theses. .U 0 pv....a.... Agra to p feeTRIER are Ims4 by Me stelesay eel* hr Chleise. Mash aM (Men to .Is lad= . The Me d= ere avaMile is eau ham sod kr se be Ys Mode et doewbent Will be Lord Wentdcw.l. Retains . 1141 . *lobelia, ../. Para .. 476 Edna .... .. b And 111 me the Selled be Worm km rearokkorleOrimaltrOrd • as ameeeties. Irlnt elora. neen rase Tn. en •••••,. .. sell WI 0, ..... d ... 000, "*.z=„ n ewl hem ....................- l 3 •o..is a o THE SYDENHAM TROUSERS and Mown. Wen lanai to Wend at . •- • .......... ••-•21•4 .. 1 IS 0 A. MANUEL. hetbara.Tbsedeslams homer. meted ICK YOUNG me Co.. Deemnind Conan 10n5.14. . repalena. Te e d minde. earishwebt= : =W - ' ...... 11/• .. 1a • .st=r.usnemestris. es tM. a pair ars *dr mom Lair"...... ...... meseilme. As ham" to me the Irßit LAND BOUTS-STEAM to INDIA sad F. 13 44 , 444 4 , a w l 23,3 r 2 4 „,,,,' 44 5 4 .... 7 ...mg beybrls sreee heel Asap. CHINA, ea,As Ippt.--Tbe PENINSULAS sad 011INTAL nuipa.d). kg : 4 .4 4 , 44 .3 2 444444 4 44 , sissy 4 • 4 is ws smat ism is er a r e rmemed. NAVIGATION COMPANY NOOK PASSENGEfte awl no ow.. p al m se a k r aw l * Amok .a • G4l.d n cu mmr . u m mode aM weds tor es NEDITRRANIA . N ri tt Ades be& . 011,101‘ Nebr. smA b rie 00, by Ewer mid . EWER Dllslo_lbe pA SIDE. es es theta led WA II WWI Nadi: fer C ll s2 TIMM arelbak he TWZNYY-lUGHT DAYS are Wad by the pm N is. tree HE RACES sad FETES . -Ladies will Sad the by are et Meal it Os iroai.-Ter farther . ordinary Seim el the Ormisew. TM hued/ammo le allY : I ....r admiz af Min e ej . d 4 47: A re lALY /Wm tl i fr y I=4 lma lse Oemeser r wawa an Leedwehleened. Lena ad tuts. ad the emend by wet Solse as bow esserreps. atraeled-to aAnaociAp. spaspoup., • . P a ltr. Whliti wr eiw i rd Gra sr BRIDLINGTON. WA. Immo OMAN to NEW YORK. from Sosthseptca. PIM NI Z i tt 1./ The Infra tall slam =set medal/twee sown. Esnigeb ad **Jo , aballowWw• • a - asiested bp lee= Iphoe lei IV tar OR rasa as • eartmerab ma lealt. hr wow ARINOTOE. ENO Moe. IM _,. Wedemday. hey M W i** l • 4 beek he owl WNW •• • • Ins• • • NB. efts Irk =to. ..... rz M. .. See. Al LOGJAM hes letbsemeeme. l ederm. herr. . m .,„ =. ...... r. ,....... 1... .. 3 . 2. 3.1.. We weiCerbil Trtv,...-11 , ... M. 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TICILIT ma at S, ONZ OMNI& to to hot JULLIEN and Co.'s, the MaW S IT Oat6tot. ZAHN'S ANATOMICAL •w n em. mos 141= 1 Pa tE ariss i2 Womp .* * . _ l4 L 9 .4l:=liscrirs B Vgal IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF LORDS.—Famy, JULY 11. The house met et five o'clock. LANDO WNRREI IN THE PUNJAUB. The Eul of ELLEN BOROUGH rose to present • petition from Pictish Slosh sad Bin e' Biegh, laadholders of the Paajaub. These gentlemen wen the lineal descendants of a great religious tearer sad leader rung the Sikhs, whose sane was Oomrah Ram Dosa,who lived abet 200 year age, and prosier great iseseace with hie people. His fenny up he Ur time maintained themselves in the prides of geatismea, and were univereally respected. They bad le • War their property through all the virmitedes et the war. They derived teat property from graft made by the ancient Shade of the country, and they stated that the mate by which they held, oared in the rehire ed the Liken go verameot, which had been verified by the ricers of the goveromeat ot India, who had mended that they were correct, and, ia short, then mad he as doubt r to their netts. Is all the stesserodeenstres of balk rove the Pori tab the govermese hod meimised the rights of is- Merest preying I mils armee thew gerlemen had gives the goverment enistere is rah pewee is sir end Sparer of A =r iefisa wfa ;. (Z eins =tbe sat litho erstry,tho Hessler that oat herb of the revery therelsdkald be kept by the ram mese, sir rem - junket= being aware of the serat kerbs up the Monroe of the goveramest, did or • theseerlase they were 'sited wearer. .T he Adrhistindlon preposed that Iley arid semis thew herb of them revenue darns their hews, sad that Me their deems lew-third of their merry sherd be estremil la perpetuity by Orb Irtad sseeessora. The gerrnasst of ladle, on 26th May, 1860, minas' the repetition that one-fourth of the revenues of their pro perty shard he appropriated to the givetrart patrons, ad that these gentlemen should total* the Otter three fourths for their lives ; but they rejected altogether the propnal that their densidaits should ntrt oar third of their property. That we not the general rale observed towards all persons through the whole runny ; but, on the contrary, it their own neigh bourhood there were persons similarly antated to themselves, wines property had bra roomed to their beim. The Duke of ARGYLL speed with the noble lord la hie desire that the native* of ladle should always be able to appeal to the raiment of this eouatry, and he hoped that every native so spouting might find as able an siderite ea the noble earl. The diehoulty, however, was, that they same bore in cues in which the government at home bad sat aullelest iofonnation as to details. He would, ea far sa be had bees able to saran is fonaatioa withregard to them, make the cireamstanses under which the &nine wee emu to la the present case by the Governor. General of India. The colds earl in the line he tracts his speech gave him an impression that the Governor-Grierel had made a greet distillers between the mode in which the government elttr Punjab was tarried on, sad that in which the rest of the wash y wee governed. Bat no sash distinction had bra W down by the grimmest of Indio se between those /MMuse and other parts of the country. He (the Due of Argyll) Masi mine doubt r to the right by which we had takes pmerien of parts of that empire ; and those doubts be had especially ea uguded Sande. But if ever then use • provisos in which we were justified In the I mows we had takes, it was the Purjettb. Is a time of 1 profound pease oar territoriu of India had bra attacked by the Sikh Rajah, and every one rut well remember the alarm and horror which was felt at the temporary suocomes which followed the lint Invasion of oar territory. After • Waggle, renewed more than occe,we had reseeded to Goa queries that usury. He did not men to say that.. were therefore Justified in treating the natives with irjuo ties ; 1.1 if then was say provisos which we should be seU‘ v4 r ek l is treatise as • requered provisos, it was the The noble der bare read an inner from the in allemilar of the Goveraor-Graral to the Board of Adonis- Mask the Foojasb, whir kid dews asag Iprineiple the reseimer of the lead far the purposes of the goverment. He sheer state that the pseperty is question was sot Iced, at mare derivable from Mud, bat grants cf Hai,- dim bees *ratios oa land. Tr EloverarGesoral having hid down in his instruction the general principle, went OD to detail the different climes of cur with which the Board of Artinistretiou would have to deal ; sad the sue which the noble earl had brought forward came under the fifth heed of the instruction, namely, o. that all purrs holding liars subject to pay fire should hold them for their lives, whoa to the payment of re-fourth to the revenue, Dad that Oa the dna WI the holder the property would be rep mused by the gerremest." The general arieeiple woe rat the rare were respected se regarded the misting holders ; but should not be retired to fetters bolder., es , rya those whir bed bees given for emir religiess pat- CLh was mks tree general rules that this ease stood. AW earl bed rid that the greats Is quartos were eta /Mister sad eberitable character, bat the claim having bees reser sneertb. ooaalieratioo of the government of edia, it was drilled, after full inquiry, that they wort not of a charitable or religiose character, or each as, being for the support of religious or publics buildings, would, under the roles, be entitled to be continued in perpetuity. He would ask the brae to consider the wire satire of the question involved in this olohn. If the claim were conceded is this ease it mut be orried la all others of a similes nature, and that would Lavoie* the merlin of wr aith of the whole tram of the proviso., the abetnetioa of which would necessarily throw the whole dual system late entosice, and reader it dificult, if not harmeible, to savvy on the govoramant. Re was sot in preemies of say very fall isformatioa of the grounds which had led the supreme goverosnat of ladle to decide that thie was aot of the esceptiosel oases ecatemplited is the desire' raise, bat be word submit the petition to his right hoe. friend the Provi der of the Board of Control, and if hie right hos. friar saw &Asir' greads, he was eon that neither the I'M government, soar the Court of Diresters, would refer be es resider the decision to which they had cum. They must met, however, lose eght of the diSoultim at the mo t ow target that a favourable derision in this WWI MOS in • Mailer honks is 6,000 or 6,000 otherr. The Bari of 'MUM BOROUGH—The mak dire oil ,see eat thee the essminksers recommenhed that these poems shoal bre ese-eMed of the whir mart settled Is he e irk terities. Marriois pos CL DE urged the seesedty of sem fencer lupin. The perks wee this 1 M ordered to STIieAFF. es the tabk. TEI The Deka of HUOCLZUCIi roe, purreaat to Bathe, te gal the ettesties ether Maksty's grimmest le the eem elltstion aed pay of the permasest staff of the stilie sigh mar sad to ask what we their latmatior. Bs esbjest, aid also whet wen their latestiese with referees M she retention of seeing tporsormemes es the *V Ho reasabseed this greet meter MAI= ef a day, but if it was necessary to ham quartermasiers k one regiment it wee squally so is another, and it was int pedble for a regiment that had to be called out every year kr training to do without such an officer. The regulation which required the quartermaster to be a subaltern also operated injuriously in the cue of non-ootamissioned officen, who, beim, in every way qualified, were wWieg to swept the office of quartermaster, but objected to the subaltern's eimmisslon. The expense of continuing the stearin such a slate is email at all unme keen the •filoiencp of the form would ha amparstively Miami, while the advantages which weal& mak were sheen Inealemlable. Lad P 1 0112 mid that with referees@ to the militia LerimsA ga pensmansn• bed listened with great attention to whisk lied been 'rimmed by well qualified Mar'He kleetioa was to keep op in each case • car imemenil *A which eltieesh perhaps not eellioioat kr a whole resimest; still woad be a skim whisk elk the addition of Nee caeca -emaukdesed dime. wadi w eeps' bete s regiment. With rehresee to the pg .. = be thought that with reference to the aft agars the allowance of 101. 6d. a week would be earkei kr them, in addition to any civil employment they might have. His noble friends would me that the whole (gibe militia question bad bean carefully considered by the severameat. POLAND. _ _ Lord LYNDHURST ;ardtl7ateve . at that hoar he would venter. to make • few preliminary observances' with russet to the quails he was about to address to the government A distiapidsoil Nen& writer **Count di MontalcsibilS bed olosowed. wile aseemeafil s ea the dheassles Ilse late Path Dampen of dr of Rose sod Moho. that they might tome app.eg.hlely have dimmed Se affairs of Pohlad. He (Lard L ant) wee es epdbi to admit that so tar as the peetemb wore concierued. IbSei was nothing to show SIMI lie affairs of Poland bid been brought ender mellho. bathe bad tee kick as mita of his noble Mood ropp4lto engem that he mid hone been silent emends a MAW, her.) Iwt blm need to the recolleetion of do Use So post 'houseroom el this question. At the Casson of Wiens, is 1815, the affairs of Poland fess( one of So meet prominent sub• joists of illessolon, esed. ohne a hog straggic, It was &e -ternised this the q 5.. 01 Warsaw 'toad be erected into ea lodepeodst the seems provisionally to he given to the Emperes Reada. A sedition was insisted on, sad by no ems so oesenosnely as Lord Castlereagh, and that was that the while mmentatesa sad internal organise- Ms "(the mussy abseil be seesesd. But shortly after, the Roma Abner/sr, WI. bed sworn to that oonsits- Ilso. hoseposted Poised with the Rastas empire, sad ken that Peeled pill his dos b his whole object was to *anguish the Pellets name and ehareeter. All the works of set la **psis. at Warsaw wore transferred to St. Peters burg. The Universities of Wilma sad Warsaw were sup eleaseVadue emoadsoal mho* eves abetisbed or asw ineddied, So Weds arablifty ware tressmeedi Meat pas of the lauds eagies. die Lewof Russia wasordered to be sod is the whokielestba of the law in Lithuania, sad la every shod the obildren wethin sheeted in the Rusts leagues. Eva the Polish dress was prohibited, and all these sircamstaness must have boss swat to the recollection of his noble friend, at the time he was taking part Is the dissiodan of the Isle Names. The more so as durieg the last was, we bed commenced the for mation of a Polish Legion, which was to have been soar feuded by a most distiagaidted silo from that country. Under them circumstances it was impossible to suppose that his sable friend could has bees silent on the subject to 'SS to (Lord Lyodhunt) hod referred. That his sole friend had remonstrated be did not entertain • doubt; of muse the wattled had been pressed by his noble friend, but leakage', Se result bad been unsatisfactory, as nothing bad emonad from the rewanotranees of hie noble friersL hi hat, the government of Rune had takes elaborate poles, if be sight so expres himself, to show to Europe that she would sot allow any interference with respect to the tent tory of Poked, or the manner is which that territory was governed. He referred to what had taken pleas at War saw, upon the occasion of the visit of the Emperor to that Sm. and to the language which he then used to two amus ed .'which met him for the purpose of giving him welcome. Upon that stenos the Emperor addressed them to this effect—it was a very short, • very preeise, and a very em- Pettis smith. He raid that nothing should induce him to Osman from the po'l'y of his predecessor with respect to Poland. He said it was for the interest of Russia that that nation should forma part of Russia; he added, no doubt that It was also for the interest of Poised. This was followed by • slight murmur. He said, "Entertain no Masten., for If you do, 1 tell you that as 1 lave law to reword I have law to punish also; and If =lr sun, above un, I will punish. But ell," said he, in ag his speech, "no visionary dreams" There sold be no doubt on the face of this speech whet was the Lypolicy whieh the Emperor intended to adopt. Hs (Lord ndhurst) therefore much regretted that whatever between his noble friend (Lord Unfold's) and the plenipotentiary at the conference, should have been attended with so little result.. But this was only one part of Me esbjcct which he wee about to call their lordships' atlestion. His noble friend, as It appeared in the protocols, en ra strong and earnest desire that en amnesty should atted by the King of Naples for political offences. It was impossible to suppose that at the same time he should ' not also have urged the desirability of granting an amnesty to the Polish sites. The noble lord gave no meat to that statement, bet he was sure that his noble friend mast have felt the necessity that suck en amnesty should be rented. In feet, what was called an amnesty had been granted ; but It was a roman to the ear broken to the heart. Everything which deserved to be called an amnesty should be of a core sad of a passe character ; it should be precise L ra tt emis terms ; its it:egotism *mid be distinct and dear, and dna a nature that their gods should be acknowledged tbrelibout the world. Whet was the nature of the amnes whieh th e Emperor of Russia had granted so the P alest It was staged that thoh who partook of Its benefits should, on their sears to Poland, be fees Item iadieseut and prescatime. Bat under what einem samosa wee that return to take poises—what were the lien teaks serroundlog it ? Every pawn dodgems to return orese, la the Ant istase, to pees* a pueblos heftier suds ohne drosselowess he left the ientleey of Rork, and ;T:1 fretStoat* oboe hoe seed in ham hem that dews is the =seat ef the daft of his pedtlea. If the selleer of the resesenseat was walled with the mks a des then, and then oody, was the gallikaer to be permitted to has the advantage of the asiosty. He was to hum his civil SSW rsolosed MMeal bat their lariats well esionobersi that there had bees a sweeping subsulea se of ell the emigrants whoa Fished wee Ulm of by Ressia. Not a word was sad of the ef property is that amnesty. Hasa seasebni amen wee snowed-to reeves under its prevbisak be would Muni leneeless sad ea ealeast. What woe le be his Mika after his raises. He was he three yews tri under the surveillance of the pellet Envy cue knew what meet be the position of • passe he three years safer the surveillance of the Russia* pellet If at the spired.* of that time the report of these "did* was satisfactory, be wee tate allowed to become a candidate for odds! employ meat. What were the ezeeptions ? He had already said that inceptions of this else should he precise and well Seised ; the exceptions were of the most rags and wadefeetory kind. No person was to be al lowed to retina to Poland who had exhibited a spirit of hostility against the Reeds gesernesat. And who was to decide whether a man cam within thh nestles ? The °Seen of Ronda. reould ial be more assatiefeetory ? There was yet one mile to whisk he would toll their etteation. Theis woe, all aware that sine of the moat distinguished bliohltaats of P. were made primers sad sent to Iliteele. No get of the musty ettends any relief to desse Seaside. would not be surprised, usisribusebssussum. to hen %bet many of the most mums of dm Pella Who bed refused to avail Sweeties of this amnesty. They had set forth their resolve la • protest, is which they stated that, es s matter of pried*, they weld act aces" des amnesty, for is se delay they would be des their yriselpiss aid admitting the judos of tessustioss whisk had ended Ia their earthen'. It night be dejected that he wes taking as laser Salsa Mae is b e n leeward this queolies ist thet time. Bat he answered, he was In no way commuted with her Mejesty's gevernment—they were In no way vesponsible for him. He was not sposkieg on behalf of any party--he was 'peaking hie own opinions; but in stating them he be lieved he was stating the opinion of every honest and intel ligent man both la Reglad and on the continent. To per mit injustice was a crime, and hence he felt it hie duty to beteg forward this subject. The noble lord concluded by asking_ the Secretary of &ate for Foreign Affairs whether he had received any official communisation of the recent act of emneety is in favour of the Polish exiles by the Em peror of Russia ; and, if so, whether he would lay a copy of it on the table of the house. Lord CLARENDON—My lords, when the amnesty, to which my noble and learne d friend has called your atten tion was promulgated, we were without a representative in Huila, and hence the government Is wittout say official copy of the document to which reference has been made. The amnesty, however, has been published is all the news papers, and I have no doubt but that the observations of the noble lord (Lyndhurst) hive reference to matters of fact. My noble friend certainly requires no apology for bringieg this qualities forward. He said truly that he spoke as an Individual member of your lordships' house, that he belonged to no party, that no ore was answerable for what he said ; but that he considered It his duty to lift up hie vole. agslaskwhat he considered an injustice. I think that my noble loteod was at perfect liberty to follow the course which he has taken. I am, however, sure that he will understated that the responsibility which the office I hold lays upon me will prevent my following him in those remarks in which he has criticised the sets of • foreign government. I am further restrained from such • course, because I believe that it would be prejudicial to Poised if I wore to dose. In answer to my nosh, and learned friend, I have to assure him that, being fully alive to all those events in Polish history . which he has narrated, the British plenipotentiary, in conjunction with the pleni potentiary of France, determined to bring this question before the emigres* at Paris after the treaty of peace was disposed of, together with some other matters of general importanee to the future well-being of Europe. We had every reason to believe that the intentions of the Emperor of Russia towards Poland were generous; we believed that the Emperor was prepared to grant • general amnesty, to restore certain national institutions to Poland, to restore its language, and to place the education of the Poles on • larger sad more national buts. We believed, in short, that it was the intention of the Emperor of Russia to depart from the harsh system of the former emperor, end it was with these disputations weigh lag aeon us that we determined to bring the consideration of the subject before the Congress. But we felt it necessary to make purloin inquiries as to what would be the result of such a proseeding on our pert. We believed that, although the Russian plesipoteatiaries might have denied our right and say that they were not t" ere to answer any 'squirts. we =intermits respecting the internal admintr teeth= of the Ruda* empire, it might still have been con sidered as a Sttleg corollary to our labour', and might have been attendee with beneficial results. Bat when we found that this would nut be the ease, and that say proeudiag on our part was .thely so lead to misapprehension in Russia, and would ha logen" with those aide of clemency for which certainly the Emperor of Russia had a right to choose his own time, the French and English plenipotentiaries departed from their resolution and said nothing about Poland, not because they were Indifferent to the fate of Poland, but because they believed that it was fee the interest of that nation that they should ramie quiet. Certainly, when the Emperor of Eerie west to Wmeaw I for one did look for the consum mate of lateitioas which I believed imieted. I sashes ChM, In ems= with everyone else, I have aimed the diseppalatmest whisk the events thin occurring have given rise to. I am unable to account for what Ins led to an est of clemency so restricted as to be almost inoperative. I do know that the mere rumour of the general amnesty produced great enthusium la Warsaw in favour of the Emperor. I behave that the larger measure of clemency would be completely successful. However, I cannot but think that this enthusiasm must have been very gratifying, and so tar as we know the disposition of the present Emperor of Russia, I think we may come to the conclusion, that he has every desire to promote the hap piness and prosperity of his people. Hence my lords, if we are correct in our estimate of the emperor , cannot believe that Poland has mot something more to aspect from him than the amnesty to which reference has k -night been made. Bat I must say also, that I believe that any step which Russia may think It to teke should be the SpOlitaneoea set of havens/ meet (Hoer, bear.) TEE MILITARY INQUIRY AT CHELSEA. Lord LUCAN sated the Secretary of State for the War Department when her ktejesty's government would lay before parliament the report of the Chelsea Board of Gene ral Officers. He believed that this report had been headed to the Queen on Monday, and he thought that as a matter of justice it ought imme diately to be placed in the hands et their lordships. Lord PANMURE said that the noble lord appeared bet ter informed than the War-office itself, for it was undoubt edly the feet that this report had been handed to the Queen on Monday, although be (Lord Penman) had not been aware of that fact when he answers° the question which the noble lord put to Wen on Tuesday last. It appeared, however, that Lord Modica, handed the recoil to her Majesty on Monday, and it was whilst engaged in ezplaiaing some pampa In it that he was Wren unwell. Her blejerty being desirous of motion her self acquainted with the terms of that report had not yet transmitted it to the War-office. The course adopted on previous occasions had been for the mown to send each reports to the government, which then gave its advice as to the noun* which ought to be taken upon it; that was the course which would be taken on the present ireaellan. The noble lord might rely upon this, that when the report came Into the hands of the government ao unnemesary time would be lost in piaonst it upon the table of the house. Lord LHCAN gave notice that =Tuesday nest he would move an address of the bogie fora espy of the report. Their lordships adjourned at half-past eight. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—FRIDAY, JULY 11. The SPIAI.II took the obi& of BTO 11181 MIS to tom o'clock. NEW MEMBER. Sir W. P. WILLIAMS took the oaths and his mat foe Ctlne The hon. member was intiodueed by Om _George Bothell and Lord Goderich, and was stash ..&osW en his approaching the table; sad when he had taken the oaths, and, is is castontary with new semben, shaken heads with the Speaker, t he ohseriog was renewed. The how. tad gallant member took bit mit on the ministerial side of the house, _ NOTICES OF MOTION. Ton COAST DmencilB.—Tan COMM OfJAW:L-Idr. HAYins, on behalf of the First Lord of the Admiralty, gave sonee of his hateutien, on Monday nest, to bring in a bill to provide fcr the better dames of the coasts of the react, and to transfer to the Admiralty the government of the Coast Guards. THE SADLEIR CASE. Mr. NAPIER drew attention to a charge which he alleged the Attorney-0 1 for Ireland had made against the Muter of the Rolle in Dublin in connexion with the Badlair case. Thar Atteroey-0 I, he said, a few dam ego, licensed that upright and learned judge of having disregarded the obligations of his oath ea • privy councillor, and he had thought it to be his duty, es a friend sad admirer of the learned judge, to make him self master of the case. Rasing ascertained them facts, he was prepared to submit to any Investigation or inquiry. and M prove that the chirp which had Men so went icily made against mermen, man wee entirely without foundation. He appealed, however, to the Attorney-General to say whether he wee prepared to sabers to the serious charge be had made, and if be were so prepared he (Mr. Napier) wee ready to meet him on that charge in any tribunal either he or Melones sight he pleased to make ; and to show that the sharp was both false and groundlees. (Rear, heir.) The shuts the Attorney-Genera had made was that the Mesta et the Rolls in Ireland had been guilty of diaregardieg the obligations of the oath which he hod taken as a privy councillor. Now be had the honour himself t f being a privy councillor in Ireland, so had the Lord Chief Janice of the Court of Qom's'. Bench in Ireland, end the Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland, aid after this charge it had beeoseof the utmost importance what really were the obligations of the oath they had taken. It armored, by the doctrine laid down by the AtteraerGeneral, that they wets bound to set as in formers to the Lord-Limtenant, and it would seem al if the Master of the Rolls, after diligently unravelling • gigentio Class of fraud, was hound to fol ow it up by taking steps to bring the criminal nj Intim. When he heard the Masse first made he coarse/ad be was as much eat >undid as indignant at it; but he had since am rtained tie reel facts of the ease, and with the perraiesion of th M arch he would endeavour to repeat them. On the 3rd of, thy cam of the Tipperary Joint Stock Batik came before the Master of the Rolls in bilged upon a suction under the wiudiug'up act, and, slur uivieg the ease his most careful a ttoutios, that 1 d jades delirered his judgment upon the preli m i n ary motion, distinctly pointing out that there bad been fraud and swindliog is the rase. There had bees a fictitious balance-sheet issued to the shareholders, signed by the geaderean who appeared on behalf of the di rectors, and wbo was himself the local end legal maaager of the whole affair. Them fame came out on the first hearing before the Metter of the Rolls, and on the 10th of ?Lerch , tua p u blic press suggested that immediate steps should be taken to prevent the gu il ty parties from leaving the country. This was oa the 10th of bleteh ; then osene the refereece to the Muter in Chausery with ragged to certain Englnk essi share tirmors, holderet ba wb ohe o alleged that they thst t h h e , d y been re v e i g c u ti a m i 1 7 1 %1 0 7 e to the enediteesef Ike bank with the rest of the el °Delmore, sad die era aloe pin before the Wear el the Rale i f 1 i ~~