The Express. — London, England, 1856-07-08 00:00:00

• t - 'Cd'A Tt T .c ss flit( 17 , 5 4 S"1111Xii No. 3.4185.) N 7 ICTORIA (LONDON) DOCKS. TO lIIIIPPER. The follow* Alm Wu tom. Itrokent ratiLlt • • 11116 PH ANOHAI.... Howdm sod Rom 11 , A E PER N A NDbm . 1010 LIMA ........ Wakes sad Pam REGULATOR . .... 100 COQU IMMO .... Craettew sad Cc ROPE Araxmen . . P3l CALCUTTA .... Ovevernearowd. e. Lon', II MO THICK. IPS ROHR T .. Plev•lde awl Ce. NICOLA N 0........... 1100 CAPE 0. HOPE W. P. Lindley ead sad CALCUTTA C., Mind Ow vim* Ilse of Mutest, ...awl Puma Nam) Ire Wm WWI ./ nullnaird• IS Um Irlogarb. (..r.. TRANSIT LRRANGEM ENV+. GOODS me Doer angel Ileamps the VICTORIA DOCKS sad Ow Illtekvell 8•1101. erect. newt Ilhetatmet. Mtwara ETRAX.I.IOIITIIOI MR ally between the Dec* sad the INsipsed Wharf Velar Owls the &Um* wen eie aseellse Ml* A . broom hy 3 P.m lON 111 em ellimp hem the Pipet. 4vert. at 3 p.m. them= .shi Owe ordered up by 1 R i .Fa t the fdlorrlng menthe- VON. HO itAK r .I.()%vm ( Van D:vol.ii'm Lend )I A A 40,...„1 t „ u r p i .„0.1...., ib. D i .b . 3.1 b. ch .,,,,a v imedlehe .I.' Hyatt deco mom t • ea belf bee carmen-mad. med te the sir ••011 of the Victoria Iteek ' v , which ter., =Z• ot. , we nay.mmookl.. the super!, end very ll* medieslie beim Oat 0 the Mbar dock. of the Port 0 it Alp CHOU. II MIDITHEILe. AI 12 _mom • o r Pet meter; cloppenal and e Ivor fememel, GEORtii C Our isph wholes as we ii. ,1 the Oesmildated et Illseserment twirler , team .. the JettY, Loudon 10OILu MI V a. We 'MT Worn he Ewes , In a Prime broliful poop aernesmalstini f 1 cable p.o.mmors. mid •MO . um the waft me sohe, upon deormble ~atm. ty tot etApper. Poe freight of peampt reeve se . make bier elms st fle et beak. DELL. Itt 1.1. EN 5.4 Ce. t, Jelhe . 9../WOJC. R. tgary-aie ;ve M Tu. traeaft WOO pie be Om Illesille win be Wm- Anne BONUS. PONS. sod Ow. 0. t E I 11e ad. eel te 111. pee tes. - I Elven Oes‘ ice the Deets ems Illhelm se Seel Teed et the , lam swim% era I/ revolved, Ile amps, sollertake allsolks awl delivery of Gentle I. thole ems soma 0 vory bee The Vfee,wlw Ueda me rib d. n e e the Madam. Omele hew ise i the= = l ie Tera w le 42 . i t a t bri-ez.. .:. = 44. 11k mep le eliriese et the U%."IV. PAS. Yes et et the Decks C. Cheelta. M emote. T LIVERPOOL. —For MELBOURNE and 11KELON 1 1, the •,.1.11.11.1 no eilprer rhir reps:glum. A I . le hew pee leibmr. I..tarol. JOHN PAIL 1::4 T. C•eanewirr .Ime .4 the Me , ..nh..th , Thig amorlor vovel hr e s: 1•r .p.el, and her -arlous. trlllbare every Mileenteds err eh. altos poWIDWIt. foe arr a nt tie 'wain. of ogoo Norms Of Uwe London ends orol coorooke. gmht pan of bar min redrargl—For nook le J 1.11631 DOlfll. Toomulooll brnl i N WNW& NON& mol Cs. Id Oamooo-droot. go. itYDNKT NEW !lOU 1 . 14 WALES. D.r.-et Prom Pen b....2.0.intra1. dr= swear Petra miner Alp COL/iltvON. A 113 yrus. I am no too. Ira hater mutusuatt. ALISIaN DM WILSON. ttannseder ; k.abil Si die &say. Lea an Nuts. II beautiful mop auternmolia lit• flu Pamiltiefa—r.r ar p11•11W Apo, go HailliT NW/ and PUN Great ea. Wive • ; to JOHN 110 NUS. lon. cad 00 111. C6Am•-•lreel Elt PORI PHILLIP Direct (bi. room fffr lolossoresooot walk lot *lmmo day IMA Jolo. WY oplyeed Moir haj z a =or Imp LULU 11A1. A . 13 yeiro,_4o7 gi v . lir Or forfra hig li. aril =r faiioned i d . . H. lIIDDLWON. sad loand olsfo sad forCrol=freol for 4dpreft i n7l%liges of yams. mob 1 BALL, Brulrt ii .ad Co, 2. Jan'''. mann. rit. llamas.; or la Jllllll BONUS. bON, and .'o . Di. l asaosomet. OR PORT PHILLIP lhreet, the wrll•ter.ere atri f avou ri te. hip ST NEON II EATH, Al, 1,414 too nutria . , yet. 1 ed I tom the c.Coto, J.t MLA CON s ELL, late chef officer, oder • loading et the Jetty, Lumina Poeb. Hu beantiful poop ammo .ta wit oor er-t c tvo, sad .111 carry a limited number of moodelsot parota-I.e height Of mow apply to rtEL 111 , 11hN. atad Co.t, Jrrell. gum% ii, i11af74.... Of to JOH KON VP, seCAS, so' co.. Ir. Ommooetrest MIOR VALPAK.ISO IQUIQUE. sod ARICA Iwl I Itss, dank demon* tonne a nese alaeleat of sago aadadads. tha W Urltt•hads hard MI MART ANA JOMIII2I/31, • I 11 7cank, 3 , 1 Wu rem M. well knows Is Oa trade; RI I OUR GRAV33 I , Cussaarlar Indira In . Ins Leadas Inalta—/a burr al tenant aad perms, *ate SEYMOUR. ?MAOISM. and 00.. IT. alem/A. Law EW ZE kLAND. AUSTRALIA, Ite.— 1 , 1011)Ell ICI( V OVI4II NA C. Mi. —TM lolls A 1 $llllll sr• • ow mien a she T.... Ndld D 0441. ad A be ammtetted a astar : INOa CROON NEL NwL 11'0 Bill. .......--.. --..,. ~..-. Nap Wei .J. Cadiiind.. Mr I so° a" LIOI7 14 Dirks JINN Charibe 0. 1. Stsaas.. 4N { '''' 444. li .... 1.4 Mania& tJ Itavritto .. 1144 A. 13 Anbak . ' t 1....4.• 470 11P....... ... An. 10 T1M•• 111•• room aro web snails • sm woman. of sad aro issittsi to Minot their ttrNR you:. sits. Nsw I Ooltalio* A BF.HI)gEN (.'UPPER LIPIR.—.Vss SYDNEY. To following r fault. apse, 1111 ofil to fiidiel fat MO 1 toren, troll puortualtty. to b. (4-Along e u by oaf mob gi thr I Witaniodon. Tor Itanks. Dabs. M July be aurldr 900 wogs io A= o. l lsOtcrodid fob's aesearadalicea. led War lloairsol. la. sod ct 4 .I2I ".. UNTIL 4Vonisloomosso. """... alma G.RIPASON awl MUM/ALIN LINK of PAMIR? MM. an lint wlwsk .01 t. amPalbwd me mmier • r, i maga 4,1.:..; Dowlembis. Ala. T. WI. 1 —.-- Tialiii: NI 4 , 44". =es.. j : 1 1; 3 . I • .... .. 5...1... .::. si, N 4= trig ....IT .0.a... 41 i.M ........... :t lei . . July li r. Mftakrais P4* MORMILIPOS Nod T 1107 Dru N. oura...wa. ma I. Censor wawa% Cana/. 2:IOtLAND NDUTII.--BTMAM to INDIA sad CHINA. he, The I.II4II•RULAR awl Oil • AV IaATION COMPANY WOK rAssuovessmn I= k tafj. 311 , W1 so Oho 4lb oaf IS* of sow by lbw al al le =:oiski=game. 4. OH H o• FUNGI'S STEAM NAVIGATION COY Inver liormso lare Ortssby for HAY mg IlkasMay. awl PSeiry lor TWINING. ?Oft, Os lak . rig ma okaufor rilbAr —ram jl. awl W.. 11. ANDllNWlllaseirg fail• Art. WITH of ZURIIPIS ailleAM NAVIGATION COMPANTI Ilsonal sod Drat Irvin to IL Pradire sod Par Id Nor OW sowspre V ...ib lajcasen Os dor Parr Wert MS Trey sod Orr. morer rare sr rwherro. re Irseared as Mrs Inr OM MM. Tsar . Wctid• Mar Pr Pa Polootoori.... Jab 11. lksad II ..... ? t Misr no O ... W II • II • 4 4 T II I•• 1 / 1 I 111 • 4 • likszsillig4Wasrter ll . A•d. L t .. d • 1 11 L a di Dom °l. = tem. sin arras (Genie idwit awaL l e a r= . si ggi l= p"?4 ;k p al s sod sr 0 sir ti at.. f. 0:10sr ass Alosssradwt. Yeser- .11. kg 11l . Ss Err 0. Ildirsas sod Isossrms am mei are ig . Ma. : 111. ANDILZWIII. Illereor Umbra AM in NORWAY (aiming tbs Royal Mills). NW/VI of LIAIOPE @TIAN NAVIGATION 001ITANT1 dawn 4140, Xtr SO. f ,O IAOV. TA INBORN. 7001 mo. 300 lismr yaw. I. him Uol 0004als l ELeII y. I , LR, 100 took 130 lhamomer, its op w oder to socomsolsio the faertootag sambor of 00oNlils poem* t t lo Ye ahem ~...w sod taserfafts -w an iri MN Ow above womb miry Isfass Sir CU mod lANIA. root HA OM de" did 001114/0 INA from Imedle, VA Looks rid 11016 Wain law Isll Nibleir. 14 to, AAP. .• fomfillA dIONN Ofolamedalls• Mr powiwpw. owl aim tspefisoced mit sad feels moveals. INN fordo r pvikylers sad Om of ashim awls st Ws Campaare Maw W. K tug WINI/sar•lns yLeafrlos . or go alenlS. T. Weer. Num lIMI Ce.. !NIL W. B. Alf D1N1V8.114.1111.4 arida,. rEAM from HULL and GRIMSBY t o ooTTWCRUIO.—REDreND TARES.— The Xolttil el SOPS MTh* 41 XAVIOSTI , N rOMPANTS InSelso .M maislasiseny OL/Tyiag ihe taxi Mani, am dangstelad from 11.11 freess si:ht, nom .4 urs...h. OR samara Lonnes at 4 o'clock eauras maim Pasoan ad finara hy the wan Imo kering liarsaani 1 0 30 P.M asel an an halt at Ortmehy. -1667 Wra. U.S .r "Mai. &l: Ma UMW SiS Orloshy, Saila sad diet ebta. E 4 w. 1 ANDRE44I% biassing Dballes. UARMS'S SPEUTA(3.IO4. the chomps, apd lark of egiliginge andhoge ter preening the dige tree . PM.= _gemptNumilissil enekung 023 ler eiet.: 4 C being hen 3,6 1111.1LLIWO PIOPPNCT ler enimieren leg gaga. Anglo lee inn.. h. mei lan preen le Efill.P:rerAr."o"..ool4sadteMtb7 b ra l ies= tme.— wirgl T lms OW" Lesese. 0.116111.• weft nen ig eggig. im *a DUNKERQUE. LILLE. and PARIS. eve 7 Tanday, Tberedal. and Ameniy elliat:l m ltaniesate. Win • 011.TII „ II rtelfi;g:WlEA lit rn Y i ailed ATI4N CON PA neon vr, Ike FILM; KY and ettOrnitYlli RAILWAY. and the Kooken nisy of Fr .nra. la soak b. Lille. en I P.M", n turning from every Moak,. Wnei.lay. and Friday meaner ambit- . .!IMPOIllfe we naked by the trot• I. loin' Fonentireannet 16 akin adadk la tin nieraing. sad embark at M. O. ranite—natt traria. la ld Man. Lille lb ...... 128. pall./kw oa.r ti.umberqes . Kid. ...... 41.. 6d. . ,li AL iii i. r:l4 kin i g i ti cr.ir.og =MI Inntlint i nteltag i IlialV ta teselevenner esso h ie. W. S. AN IiRSIFk ter. VA EIS TWICE DAILY. hy Om MAILPACKETS, .M. 'On Inver and (Van—PROFITS-47 MBA PARSAOR.—The wilt. 404 . isi and an smodiatek Wed an. steam patina, the t not In the Miesninrag the Rona 434 'mourn kola lam Dyne kr Man n aware .ri et 4 pan.. mad now Mak irkseein Inelndan at .m., end Cahn f id Poree nen ineeski Sliimits• bided) at 11 . , . and 44 `417 neat Its Ire at 11 lain. k sineikeed. Onn'intli the din et espies Wain Wen Iwo A I tam ECin.. nad Tien it 1.44 nen natlY Wpm. kW, en. at tLe And eine. $ . lannent end el Ilia.. Weft OM NSIOT . a.! 10 11~ Y.aM.r am= Paden landen i EUVIELB COLOGNE and THE RHINE, by Ito Rays) MO laalls.—A ROYAL NAIL STRAY/ en issm van f..r OSTEN 0 enk night lineept lindall ir ILLS p.in.. sad KY It for I irsliEll every night leten4 Penintan at 0)0 p.s. to or from be er Onnal ~ Inn abea . i ii, dim We • alma Ilbil be rebtaked in the chW .E... 0/6 Wlake ll4l oll. ORO the Wortend Akan. 3144. 011/erdneak --;__ pe. - OUTHRND, Sheerness —DIAMOND FUNNEL PACKET/I. daily. fhwerOord. 1 4 le: lerks-brile. I. 161; wall. w. It. sift si Orma•lsh sad weeklik. Up iron .:f M: Ilentlionii, :Lk. Luria. le ari Eren 11 1 1Kerum. M. o*a., RAVISR D 111.1 WiN. th. O PACIERTlll , lenhirl* 11vourford. N Ansberville.— NOSII,IIII. .. . 1111. mai 19; L. dos hri.bw. 9 le l 1112. 2. 49; •itni o= i Vi ale in " : " :4 'A i. 11 4= 1. ra d :In : sad F.wd. ; 4lttn. hoirltai illiali4s is LeilientUistime la M. Sid OREAT %% ESTERN RAILWAY -S1 IDNUSt• Alr EXCUMION 8 is Mtn IjIGRAN, W..t Iketswlels. Wadassbary. Melon, wolwertandisa. dhl..sbuel, O. lossayakan.leu Road. Vlrrez r =irr. Illbleshesd. sad Liver pusl. TILAIIIS .111 'can IS NORD* Y. July 14. et 8 am., returulng el h. r us 180 sr Mt July. from LP ON r am aray .. .l . tge.. .4 8 WI.. Mid Mlimallsto katloas am per Pa swift 44. • W. ilr.wish.Wal asAves. gad IMasa. lll 7rl:4 ; Welvaimailas dL its. ft ad 10s. di • Waft.= sad amorality V. . M. and ;_els dsal I. rem Mad. Medan. isd sod ; Olebsobead wiped. M. sad ITI MAIM mat tnamfaubls. sad Gall ausgsbls far the WM.-p maw II baltprlce. Roy. I. 811 R R R Y OARD K N 8. Vol., the %Howe at Her Most armless. OHO the Q 0 !SRN. ORAND I ‘ 61101:RATION eIiSTIVAL ter the OPKNING of J - C0L0:4.6 L CONCERT HALL. to th M lINCS ea TiIhADA v. Jul) 16,1868, and TIMM IN ATK ea SATURDAY. July le IleduArei. Tor th e Ursa Imoduence VU,ut the snip 61 readt..te, hrenr• mental velteste, norm sad esisilia. A men el 000 perfomm. The laseginstlomOiresisty A U. hue se Tender morning. July the 131 h, st Two ellen. eU A be pertiousl llesdele Oratorio the Newish : the plesltsl pine nog Me Novella. Novella. Madame lm IL Hie Dolby. Mr. R rod Hr. Om Moe. To a.. man w db . :r t. :: the Qum, Me Wee by Madome Clan ho. relic NW Mr. m sad Mr. es Sinn sgemee hi mi.. J aka; le he nt Whi h, Old lissaredn Fens. So be BA to 600 velem on ereheseel les gr. Whim'. The s ed eamln inflorsons voll take blame is the eine ilay, at MA • Iliesese&nled. Mirth. est MS A Mb place cs Wolsrs thwistrelV regerth. igsh i n tiik ellergea ga. sst he Whir :- Isiel rzalart a eell. hoes geguegert. Mob. Mho Kate gam mg Mess. Oehler 111 . 6 = 11 D r/ o "ft Ow Irafest. li. Wilms. miff lig . silo klo.now Mon TMaenlaw a. rt ... ennens o z.ll to One wpb.. s-0= VIA • isi Tlogregar 444 •_ . •ea ge s eML ..... llle gurriegred shesgah fes biliggey = 1,.... A . h05h De Nesdh. Ohm RNA 1 1111 1= psomsorie-..i he • esiiird. I Sobs pleseteree Me fat The pe=s t a v l Lt a prasernee .11 ladede. Amin lbe ].ema il % Inns., la ', Mow : go. $ : NOW 1 .. ....lrins o tstla r t e Lllser Nu 3. keen as the Saadi Si.. figthesai r Ileadall t h e it 0 pe . 1 : ileeeps tees h aw i m.m tip . fr m greher t eLpsr: i Mho.; illertowb • . ,__ Menthe Mb Milblint? 1:111i &WM : Rembie Plate{ Mawr; Weimer Tarhearir ; age We free David's Daset. TM folkorlas morns A be minuet : Wets. /As sad Dori t the, 116011••• Jens gmost an Inset .I=r: Dletrekt sod Manshile. blentb Dent, an loft' • Witham Tell. An a an efonsitlos, %rills cantely Mt Ss tamer ties Fe. Rot, In M. Jell is. retitled La Pall sari herds ishephe gee epa~r double seehotre es &hie dhow, am samegiessems de Mr. Dans Mr. U..dkt. De Weds Dr. MOM. Mr. Ames if the dhihNha mad wearier al tie /shed, mou. am" lose tomni S a nde di en inductor of the InleaL Weisser. Mr. T. =t ei f i. the Cathedral, sad .1 the Tristan Moos Ir Iffirefordt, Mr. Mellon iala alsoarluctor of the MI M. Main Lents). asd Men I nto gmetleolers, ladedbe he rum el themeekes el the skew ii , admin. ea he alb ehrizgehengesse rid= Na ead Ohne of *mob. the lesseggiges Teneel be as Mien: -Tickets of ad= hs the sedum sad the soon Ow 4 the Usk to the isienr essin newt. 3. IL ion It pardon' to to before Ms SS. 14: • weird es the dee et the hosprona.M.uch. 5ar...4,.."7.--gz: —6117'',...a . 11" 7 .1° 1 ° . Ilt• seseVimei tt , y ; ; L an :de eve i one sta. whit:say ' ' I» ii; ea JEN.. mg *sm. kesseioner TWO. le sink is ow perlersame helm he hosivel week I two eagreler ad beg miseillmege ormerig : llle. SW rhos Ilehin ware Me the pod a sad hedy et the h .11 during the entre sons sass. ugh Amnon' tolnope..tl le. ?don et wined= le the aordees an the bedy et the hag to be had at the sfluilislibieets A inn Awn. 21tkOLAL SURREY GARDENS. - SEASON TIMM*. MIS outs rA. to toe Ind ot JULLIK2I sad Co. tstr ot. and et the lord aberrey Gerdene. M AKI YOUR LINEN.—The Pell map. mord rd. Tlemost am. aml Mot m ob olika a t M rib( bu e m CIL mt a ik . mains sr imilim ma at la 14 IM millomma b Ma Se i llrh 10. Mg puma mit mo Ibma era— ; um is.: NM M mumbra fa ; mesa fa Mat mot NNW Memel Mtb primal dbalisma Wee mask, saml als misoMa. T. OULLITO ,Il % Imatmva me am WNam Ila MatiMaler—T• mama • meatball I. ma rev MIMI Warms 11611ENNETT'8 MODEL WATCH, 66. Clinpaide, Al —At LL orad••••ri. •my rut mai*, at the ammot al* eh the Wee imprelemealst la eager, hese mimeo ;la told, hem i2 press The baa Greys abeam 30 par oat him THE ItALICS wed FETES.—Ledise will awl the le pro=6ll. Aid bong el the the bred talleme : the NM . , a gl Ilil l' eqi WOOS IM a Z ill.i g h a r s jel dwar terew oi leee l e = Re= lad te • ef tir dAtho el et. ill see iLtthe :field A. SOW ID 0:1 "1"." 110/11. 1 0. - a" °6 hrPhr . Lade& we he Cbmielm end cORDINO% WATIMPROOFS Iwo the to Nokia kw En; OM AIM mean. awl we rib ft cicala Their pasial r w era s ad h. = mg _ 0•1 , 44: = en istsse Mge s z de asl ipai l . urn IN Sr. gellbr olvr i alt a Fasne of J. O. O la tipUl l a. aL Meet BA it LOW' 8 PAT rNN CASK STAND. !co SIDINIIIIIT DISTURBED IN TOUR REM WINK U. 4 sew tammeleweeshmloghl emlelvedtheleamiNiNei IeseTNINANS (stilled es k MIMM ems*. se NM Ileo meet 4 11:01 .. Shl= t ze el= IN Oa_ Am; le S = I l i n f T7. mi. ...in .P i ft lie am Smoked Pft.lo &amts. ea— . Oleuree BARLOW. Dormer, rommodestere% M mem Namkaboam ce wen mile. AM an. saws hf• seemme. Nay belled of 211 inewsopow. Bs.. intik DY and w.'. AOKICUL ['URAL CA it M. NrYr, Upow Tharstralt. war lawkwbrides. THE BYDENHAM TROUSERS sad Ilows. IA WU XL. Sydnalme Tram= we Wassais 1•••••1••• The INK Esional• 8•11•0101. 6111. = pen. led IM ••••••••• low If* •S lA di • paten eir new maimilers. As lemma ale airs Nom ••• Ss Immo now •••• 11 2=d r u t? T= awl Ire win 0•11 d•••• and duff pisserve IL SA Itmlims. 11. La= Paeans. M. ?ma !LKENsINO CAbEJ.—At Mr. ISb lA -11.1811MUMPS. us. lugsmergat. X*. 4, lasigokaltogragl. k Irak,. oatatalga toga gpoolmag of nada iftall• Swam. DZEMIIIIIO 0•111.. asr•-lossO olleszasmk 471.1ar Wok gad essiars tow Imisum7m omitabbs Iss promiamkom. sub. monatorgagoo tagaiong 1 14:211 u m m l" Paskm••••• di*" MOO •• Rh* sossolol. ems milsomol alolamisoomas • sew Ilbso two ot N. MNM Wh im kr as lob of Meow nos Is woos. fails. variety mi maim TNIII A. AUSTRALIA. CANADA . Sec.—Doral Iggi 1 LIM of the attomeri OUTPIT ht Mum Olvillest, Ottlete. Animism muster. sod ~s to WIS. sod tor ell sp. Llrto to the Coloeteo or eleetrber F* 7 l ll be lorweried ea lieo. TII RXIBII KR sad OLKIN "I Y. Noll Inflame Own( (tee Nate, deo, to Sootenebboese. baroetL-11.1, Ifs oft Mum is M Tlveeerb India Osew WlMardila. qCH W EP PEI, MALVZILN BXLI ZSM WATEK 6 " 1 / 6 " 1 iswd th. wa = l : ris l ane ' , ATM w r it . ; C i a .6 st4 C9. km"""M gal l i"" adh lM"ft Nry tomb ID palsied by volinft Weir *mbar& riresiesed by Maya Lenin Lailf W a lte =II .10 as Mr. o a rS. V omi% •••••=r ws eiteutla Met .. ri mamas. A la 11. 4 . 1 8 :41 .1 = is bee took %= . ll . kr. Was nib of 41•44 - 1••••• Ss ma I. lathe 1101 dus al Omni= Wm,. Wools w 11 76. the a. = ea awl 14 m u = ••I4 et OM. err .••= s 'ail et al umilly nor 'Mil is so UN ••••1 %NIG lb* NM tine U . Vs arm pilm Um.** /mow or tar Eft. sad IN M amodirebr thin • umbig i l e t IND =Mega allatellaiimid 14 V •Iminale moll I •SJ OrW Ozheddmi ; rad IlsacaZailai ••l r= UMNA MI• L I 14 = •ftlia LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 8, 1858. DR. K Ali N'B ANATOMICAL MUBBUIA, 4, eaoustoraront, talloolo.—Opok tor hootleoloo cab fro= tea WI loa—Oootoliai womb of 1.010 , IP mod ihstastier awry foam .t oho holoank hope la PPP tho ltapea ...ao or oat. ha 4 remit= Mimed at Prolog. Pm NW put mom by R. 0. SEXTON. sod • yam sod PPP latorallay mho of Imam Is aow Is ohm •f daivery by Dr. WIN. ot 4 OP. Po. aid, —A e. Ow 141d0hts Nh. W i.d CHOICE KOOEB.—MI the Ms NNW WORKS rosy to bad 'Mout Wu from llUDllti Scum 0 41lA le I' br em s trobegtor or tr. Orftwe c ueb armr. T rial = few nee to given to worts of Illotory. IllograobT. and Travel. Tbe boo worts al Seam we mho frau MY& Lerreari I ostltat/tes and Boot Soelaills mobbed co Moral Man way be ob abed co —CHARLICII 16DWAR I ;71MITC MO, New Oeford-dreeel. : awl TO. Cronotrset II sarberir. BELL'S NEWS.-OANISON•ON-1H EN. by Thome MTh", Au th or of " Oldies Mu • " Oodfro. 110- - MOVILS Gower; ie., will Amcor on SATURDAY. 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He denied that the stateliest, hal suffered any eshatestiel Isjoaffee to warrant hie appealing to parlisamst. Tints were two gentles* lavolved—/n , the disposal of the public' &smutty gran ed by the Eat India Cmipeoy seder the trwy to UmNawab of Burst and biomes , men; and weemdly, the dltvlbsties of the private *elate. W.th Termed to the dun he mrstesded, by a reference to theareetv itself, the diary of Governor Demean, the report of Mr 6. Arthur, sad the &Maine of the 'weenier -goons' fa council epos that report, that the lateen's was that the assui.y should &Mash to the If twehaltip, sad that inch wee the isteepretstio• put sync It hy the Newsb Mattelf when the treaty wee Oat eoectieded. The seat peist to which be wished to allude wee the at, tempt of hie sold* friend to east odium as the Court of Di news. To show bow neje.% wsethia, hemould ref /the) onto M the enteral testruevose of tie Court of Directors, which were, that the N.wsh's family shtmld he liberally dealt with ; is fact, is the mid they greeted prestos, to every one of them. They slid the Smithey gneersmost for their siggardlisees le the first immure, eon at the preheat momest se km that 11.0001 out of the 15,1001 claimed wee by *Or order distributed amongst the family. He maintalsed, them, that on the whole the Company bad behaved fairly sad liberslly to the Nawab of Beret sad his homily. ri a 01, lA% elleasto may tbot woolen% Might See eats oil of ibis appeal for the imdiciel committee of the Pnvy Commit ; but win it fair, ender the fasts whet he bad related, to mks ad 'estop of the peering untrtpularity of the somptny to form • private bill through parliament. Sepprebeg the judicial enmetities to deride m favour of the claim, what were they to do with the sansities which tad bees granted ? They must still be paid, sad this seeessity would plater the gontresteut is a d illogic position. He aboald mistime ale., that when the private property of the late Newish was to he divided, Sir H. Arbutbset decided that the present claimant was mot entitled to any part of it. Nay, mere, this very wag was • ecmeestieg party to that mange mew. A epeeist set was peeled, autheriaimg as spot to I act in the diatributim of the cranny, tied is it we. • cow suggested by the pretest claimant, going cireetly against the present eppliosttoe Oely two year. Mace be app' shed I to the Privy Cosset!, sad the deetalos was gins by Sir Knight Bruce, to the dr..% that t'o appeal lay is the c.a.. hiving can , ionsd the loose arraloat W twritell. 2 7 of to -ring the ease, and thee disturbing the, amettitice which bad Mae so loop enjoyed by a member et plot petiole, the 'chicle flake comeladed by deolarlog kit tawatiott to owns the bill — The Berl of ALBSMARLII dolled the right of the Indian C•dspry to be heard as spirt the goverment. of which thew ware merely a inshoribtate department. The noble earl pe eroded to criticise the petition of the °messy issest the bill. costrading that not use of its allegatioas the equity of the ear, and e, cos tint• ed : John Dike of MulbernsA woe granted a Pension of 6,0001. a ye.r sad the manor of Wendatick. Did any one mita t r say that if there should be default of as. he7a the grog would be taken from the family ? The same might be said of the Athlone mai s, sad the royalties cf Mal as ward is the Deer" family. The Earl of ELLENBOROUGH mid dr sob'e duke hut 60 clearly replanted this cue that it would be star resat y for hm to trouble the roe.* et any kepis. H. w's not geeerAly so fortunate art* be able to praise the conduct of the ladla Company, bat is this ear be thcugbt they hail acted r became cometteeionere hewed. the people of ling. lead sad the peer eof India 1h 7 had so primal tot.- to it In it, and had merely acted according to law end are t. se It was refeorly lidlthaoss to talk of the Ural* heirs of • Nasal), and therefore the pus eat op Is this claim was erf etly utterable. Having pier the cue his careful re 'meriting, he was 414i/treed to impose the bil. Let him imagist a parallel case. Sapper Moldavia and Walla- cote to be released from the en. rat.', of the Porte, sad to pain is Mere at. annuity to the Behan sad he heirs. Did est ore im pries that It the Sultan's authority were de word, the Priempelitiel wale e• trier to pay the as. miry amore gat the Bultss'a daubt re, the wives of all the Para. ? And yet this was piecissty ems *pelmet which he wished to guard their lordships, et d he waned them that' there were more to come, seltteb were rwly waiter g the deed riot to whisk their loidabip. might err that *vests/. H. treated tnat the quistion, whether by the treaty of 1800 the annuity was settle* to the hewn nide of the Mawr, would be ethstlited ti the Janne& Committee. (Hoar ) The Marrs if CLAN ItICARDIII replied. B. alto hoped that tr. matter Would be jet•emeily inquired Otto. Bat whoa that was dons be temted that steps word be the* to Gerry the renewe of the Judicial Committee Into 'Peek err tit ',nigh • tit drial .et should be required to esteem the decision to wltieh t h . Judicial Committee might tome. Mier a law words (roe Lord Dtarar, The mond resdioit Imo a,pa!iv.d without a diviaioa. THE CHURCH. Lord REDESDALSpreseatedr7pletition from collate members of the e.aorciitiou of the proteins., of York, loow ins h.t, whit. the prelau• end ...ley of the rr,reisee of Canterbury had lately deliberstad in autocratic■ on diners quo-time efreetiog the wellsre of the 'bomb, and had sp oistet enneitiw to e , atidei et a hew saunas of Improvise direiphoe of the Cue', allorp vestry of participation in soeb diliberatioaa bad boos dialed •ti the eesvoestua of the provisos of Y rk, equally interested is the sulj•ets di.- raised sad amorous, a filler repropeutation of the pato:Mal clergy than that of Canieibury ; arid prapiag the bonus b.- fore rocerdise with the Church Discipline Bill, or any me-sure speeillraly alreotiap the ohrgy, to address her Id justy or otherwise paean thtt the mime might be rub witted to the clergy of both prowieers is their eoovueatioas sow lawfully in beton staler the r3yel writs addressed to bob are bishops respeetively. He suggested, as as obvious means of putting an end to the existutor evils, the fusions of ti e too provisoes York sod Csaterbury. Their lordships edieviset at $ estis.k. HOUSE OF SOMMONB.—MONDAY, JULY 7. Tab ersom took the c►air at 4 °Weak. THE CORPORATION OF LONDON. Bir J. DUKE, is tieab;;;;of ;be i;;;;;;;;.. kid th. Secretary of Stew for the Homo Department. whether the g , viirement would arise the eorporatioe of the City of Loe• do. ie parsing • hill, dentin the preeest remios, to intend the right of voting in the election of aldermen and mrtabere of the coammi clamed to all accemkn within the City who are on the pcli.meatary :rater. Sir GREY raid the weird% hie right hoe. friend vast to kande,* be foenli well • bill limited to the object of sineediag the ant it, 1849, to regulate elicitors in 00 C.ty of Lmidea, sad lb. right of voting for the aldermen and COMM/Me nrei.imen. That wee • very desirable obji et, het he very mach dented the pointy of bringing in a bill limited to that ample object. More tbs. that, he timid k world be aeensery to into:ideas it as a private bill, and, bang Ihtroileeed at this Period of the session, it could not pass if the roles of tits house would permit, be should hare no ohketfon to melt a bill being laid cm the table, bat tharewa. no poseib•lity of pueng it This riessioa. THE TIPPERARY BANK FRADDR—MR. JAMES IMPERIAL P. ROUSE OF LORDB.—MoNDAY, JOLT 7. The boom ingot at • gases r byt,r. a... PETITION PRESENTED. _ . .--..—..—. TIPPIBART Ban = By Lord BADIUDLI.II. fo. Lord Bt. Ltooatds, tqaa toe 'tedium 41 the Tayperary Bask, aealeet the alteration In the law of Wiedievap J oat-reek Camps- Diem, p. , peed by a bill which had beta bet r• the h use aad sant emit to the COMO' AN for &meadows?, as sllee.ieg the interests of the petitioners. THE NAWAB OF SURAT BILL Lord LYNDHURST begged to etk the gable duke (Argyll) wh.tler the opiniou of the taw °Ewe of the Cr.ure had tow a takes on the oottstruattoe of a treaty est.red auto hem. es the 11,4 Indio Coeptay and the Nay's!) of Sant, tad it el, *limber begonia lay that °pistols oh the table, or state whet it -at ? The Date of ARGYLL meld he amid only asp that he was not &were that asp formal question had bees pat to the law .facers of the Crown as the eosstesetket of the instal, and of e•nr•ii he one weed. tom *hat 'bets t pi•doa Wu. The Na-qeie of CLANRICARDB. before seeing th. se toed re.chog of the Nitwits of 8.,a• 80, begged to ask the sohle disk. et at a lane the poweraftent proposed to tike wit► replied to it ? The Dyke et ARGYLL was' eurpri•ed at the ga•stloa. He nettentood that h s roWts triond had undeit.kee to sows the seornd readies of the bull ea e prie to bill ; and b. wa• 811110 SS to listen to the grinools to which his is ahb. tri.-ad would recnato.ul the w clod reading, and h. pro p sett to wait until h. h•d hoard •d• oaten's , . The Earl of ELLRNBOROUOLI asked whether the roll- duke was prepares to vivo the consent of h•r Malesty's goetrunest ow behalf of the Cr ova to this bill, ••"we stinted t►e t•v.aa.s of the crown Jimmied+ a. it •Y cted the ' , MUM of lb. lot ladl► Compaq, which were only hold la Owe tw this Crows:: The Doke of ARGYLL wid be :had not the poenm to gm* the r•taseet 01 the Cr.... although htt agreed that it ea a bill which minted the seesaws of do Cr.... L rd RISDRBDALB saki to thought Ilia' this ought t in t r 'poet, to be (*widened as a private bill, and o. e whieh he ought to tab. °barge of, so it affects., pubtai should be prepared to ammo that it Ot reed • second sloe t. at der 1b... imeathe The Mettler of CLANRICAR DE said that if the at hi* duke ess sarprikel at Ma niesetiou he mid not bat be set prised 4 the elsorratioa• of the noble duke, after his bar d* rated as Friday last that he should on that evening stet* the roam he pro- owl to take with regard to the bill. Th- Duke of ARGYLL said be was ebtrasted by the East India C tapas, to preqrtit a petitioa to the holier prayiee to be heard by cosiest **lam the bill, sad finding t at Friday events, was the lees Ay re which he could do ▪ he ;remitted the pelting at the reiag of the house as Friday, addle( that he you'd invoke" to its eabjeet miner this itawahtfr, sad he was prepared to follow his a isle friend when he bad steted hi. ease. The Marquis of CLANBICABDE, hi moving the sernid reedit* of the bill, said he ado ' , red that it no roe* sp plied to the revenues of theeountry, hut yet the roman:eat e•es not prepsred to treat it as its , nap irtese• demandro. He did not ask this house to decide cm the merles of the bill. He asked la the surprise of the noble cad I d lord (Lyedkaret) that the law omen of the Crime h.d not tr.tesi amselted. The 13 , lieiter-Geseral, however, had ant only vat. d bet *oho I. its f.vour la the ether IP us., and s* far they bad the opiates of one of the law dicers of the Crows la favour of he justice. He asked the roe* moiety to de Janke. The Preside* of the B tent of Con•riol asked Ins House of Comm** to sit Da , his subject jadicielly, and he (Lord C;aariestrek) asked the house so to **Mir 4 The promote* of the bid wished this to be • yobbos hill, and A. saw no reason why it should ant be made a pubit. bill. As it stood It was an •vation .(judge unworthy of the goverment and of the Bis ledisCosepaay All the promoters asked was to let be seat to • trihanal whit* w aid be able to do them Inane* The ac.blemarquie then went into the hist ry t f the ra e, eha •Ing that a treaty was entered iato between the East Lida Compel and the then Newt* of Bare. in 1800, to pep his heirs as tenuity of 16 0001. a year. The a. ewer to the claim was given by going into a keg story about matter. which occurred la 1760, aad the rights of ire Neel* t his throne, and referents was made to lord Welleeley's inatriktios to his pilings' arrest, as a entaraes tare on the coartrser* of the treaty; bat you mast look to the treaty itself, and not to mythieg whi , h marred before it was ratified, for by that you seek hosed. The noble lord proceeded to argue that the Newithebip of Sant was silky, hereditary; ann the Newt b is quokka was ant aopolated by the Engilah go y-resent, bat held hi, domelike* by his own tight. Bat t lathered nothing what were his rights or hie Ramp, for in 11100 we *tared into a treaty to pay to him and hie heirs a certain senael sum. It was coateaded ea the other side that as his heirs male bad failed in 1612, sad he had ao *meek in the Newsbahlo, the annuity hat teasel. But he would instead that the annuity was granted sot to hie see eassire, Art hie heirs, which it feuded his betresem, at d Mr. Elliott, the retideat at Surat at the death or the Nawab, and 13r Os spa Arthur, the thee Cheetahs. of Bombay, were of that spiel*, for they had no doubt that •he eneuity was payable to his heirs, sad the only question was who were the palms really •etitied. The Nawsb ••• • ng%t t i sipped to the big% awn of par liament, itilveh was the tribunal to which every sabj.et of her Mejesty had a right to whoa he *ald act obtain Jostles from the orals*, moret of law. The gotten:int In e. coot bad passed a ant I. iB4B, the Nawab baying died in 11142, dinetion that the proven, *weld be administered by the govern , . In ermasil. They gave • decision, bat that satisfied none of the parties, bet there was ao ap peaL Ceder them eireametanen applies** was made to Parliaaket. la the first 114aros the applies** was in the Teem of a public tnll. That was year, sad shoo it was ettleems that It was tot a selJeet whieh esald be dealt with as a public measure. Now it was iatrodaesd as a privet* hull, and the parties were told thst it related to the pubis reverses, **was cot therefore matter Ur private legh- Intl*. This was treaties; thou. who mime to porlissirst la Justine with Itteket7. There ettabt be an garish* that is this este arroast hsd horn dome. The President t f 'be B erd of Trade hsd admitted it, and the Solicitor- G'••fle had spokes and voted in !sonar of the elate liter, legal authority la the Home of COMMOse, with the eneeptine of are (a (-skiest. who was me of the Image *yowl to the Beet Ladle Compaq), had takes ibis Isms ▪ aid that view he treated their lordships would em ir= by taming the see *dreading of the MIL (Hoar) ) . - The Dells of ARGYLL believed that Ms Debits bleed the Oakum of econantues bad moved that the bill be read a third time that day three .oaths. liodsubtedlY that ameadurtet oas proposed apse a point of frrm; bet he believed be meld eciarleee the home that la petting the Mouses epos the past of form they _weld gg is= epos the .cries. Th e feet of hie amble bind (Lod dal.) miming to oadertske tea osedost of tbs WI 111 he would do, es • matter e f tow %to the use des orlitery trivets bill, was • smog p pod Sat owe or something obleetissoblo la it. 1b at ebbs wins 41=- had smamlred the hal endmymeted that am et the medley olden white the lemeelmi weed Cr the motet vvri of poblie mod plods tottostoe la private bill le .6MM:a wire opplbobls to It, the natural Infermee being that It milt to he treated se • ;robin) bill, if eetertalsed at all. That It &fasted the petals imereete wee beyond quoits, fw it dealt with the MOWN. et the Crews to the eldest la myna et halt • =bliss of msg. Lad with twirl to prints labials it esuisiki: Mr. MOORE laid itti;as;;ll know' that Mr Jobs gabeir, the thte member for Sligo, was tavolved for many years before his death is commercial frauds, which had so Pirate! in the masa,. H's anetedevatre had sot bees dlec.thered, although recent Madman* is the bosh court*, would appear to vas his brot"er, James &Moir, with befog eve of the stosepiraters. Mr John fladleir was also engaged Is aright? °empire's, of a posit , cal character, fa earth bia confederates were well Mows, sod it was thatheseery fir' hiss to point them cut to the hose., and still lime to the A ., 0 , 307.0•M•rel for Ireland. The SPEAKER amend that t • boo. member might make a stet-meet of facts, but he wait sot go laytfaci that ant stake the • irestasta. Mr. MOORE proceeded to say that • Booth egt the Mager of the Rolls its Inked delivered • judgment, is ' which he it:tressed his surprise that goverement had sot in ' thinned se y proceedings spa nit Mr. Jet. Sundt. The Alloy ; ney.9enerel for Inlaid the other sight stated is his piece that, coleus's. what Ind hers Utert by the I judge, he immediately repaired to Dublin, man had taken all the steps athessery te put the law is forte. He wished to know of the reit hoe. rudest.* what were the steps nectesery to put the low is rotes, 'Nitta r it ma tree that Mr. Judea Steele had beam permitted to leave Ireland without bths arrested, sad whether any atilt had bees Lase for the arrest sad pion adios of the said Jamas Sadist, by hisr Ma jetty's gm•remast i Mr FITZGERALD said, is esswerisg the questiose which the hoe. gentimnits had pot to his, he sh.oeld sot follow the estrtheoss ohthrvatiotth which h. had thought It to wake It was quite true that eh at a swath ago the Melt. r of the Rolls in Ireland, sot is deliveries • jodgmeat, but is liaise observations on a ease that was thee before him, gemmed hie surprise that the etateracheat bad not promested mime perms, whom he did art same; and the leggings of the leareed judge was, that if the gcveramest rettalsed from prom:atlas, they would be implicated ; le other words, that the law dicers of is thews were guilty of ensplicity. The &sower he thee gas was, that before the Mather of the Rolla toad, that friths' tibeditsikuti the are had come before another judge, Master Murphy, who bed had Mr. imam Sadist, before him, sad k• blued so out. He thriller steed that till he read Is a morale' paper, about the 17th or lath of Jess, the ebeethetioss of the Master of the Rolls, hs was not ewers athlete, bet having read them he fell it his duty a my Ora that ettentioa which was their dee. Hs forthwith prommded to Dahlia, sad keened that then was sot aphids the roach of the crows a single fa-t, ads& dimmest, se a shill* wits's', which would suable him, mike esseuties oases, to sets the culpable party, whoever he we., mutable. The Master of the ReW was to give .la4mat is the ; • he bad as 0111110, moat who asammiasta4 with 1M Matta of tho Egli, from tam, he woo booed to say, (Stamped ld. Additional) [TWOPENCE. he site/ that reemived every assistance. Up to that time be amid set take • single step. The steps dam taken on the part of the mown bad bee. of the meet *Mire honour. There we. great ditheulty is the ease. The whams* from whom the hiformation wee to be got were i snow in. bleakly eonseeted with Jaws Sadler. Warns% bed been Posed both in this matey and in Ireland. Whim ?") It was not till oftez the 22nd of Jess that be wee 'Babied to take steps. Thor. was as imputation nveyed is the question. The ben.motable member asked if it was trim that Mr. 4,111•111 &disk bad been permitted to Mere Ireland without !melee been arrested. If tbe hce. member meant that Mr. James &Miele bad bus permitted to leave Ireland with the toseiverce of et em inent, that was tot tt • ilia. He had taken the mon at live ✓epe to prevent him leaving Ireland, both bef re he was in • position to its a varmint and eines. The repo.t of the diem was, that he bad not left Ireland sines ter 17 b. and if be left bette, it wee ia eoarequer os of the the. maims. of the Master of the Rolls, which wet. very Imes ar. It wa• t pen to the Mater of the Rolls to have communsisat.d with tee govertmeet or with hero, bat he did neither, and the omeequenes of his making the oborreatious be din was that Mr. James Sadleir bad waned. wen rather invoked than ofbnytio by its appellate Jeri*. Motion, 110 keg m that jariedittlas WU mute the subj.., of emplane% and was regarded as a grievance. (Chem.) Neverthelees, then wen many who tboepht it arcmery, aad who would resist to the summon soy proposal 'or its abolition. (Hear, hear) Again, to what tribunal w aid they treader it? They w. uld Sad the' to straits the oppollato loactloso of the Bow of Lints would render It aseeseasy to newt and to reconstitute tar whole judica tors of the meshy. If they set up a new court of se ptet, to whom would they eatreat the task of reviewing the decisive& of the cognac( ems oe la. sac of th , Courts of Clienetery ? If, on the other band, they 'mord a coast eonsistieg of judges, they must withdraw t cm fat. m the historian, duties which they had to ditcher's I. their ova mute. (Near, beer.) Bat it had been said, Why not testa. r the appellate teriedicti.n of the li..use of 1•01.06 to Me JllolCilli Committee of the Prey Council? (Loud sheers.) Now he (Sir A. Coekhurt) was terlecuy sesdy to admit that It wee importrible v. roooeive functions which were &schemed more admirably U.sa were those of the Judicial Committee; bat there would he at the same limo very great dinkalues is the wey of traueletriog the whole of the appellate beaters, of the county y to that tribuseL At the pretreat moment the Judicial Committe• coesistecl of members of the Privy Cocas,' who ec t..lie t eld jeditial ellen, or who had formerly held such t balk ireimmi eassitle bete VOA. 'TWA lam bit one esception„ . . a gentles= who Well a Aisles light of juaire, red who mast hive added lustre aid efficiency to at y court over wh eh he presided, but who, it was a matte. of r qusl sur prise end regret, bad never held judicial t ffice—he smut Mr. Pemberton Leigh. (Cheers.) The committ.e then waisted of two dames, th se who were actually udg.s of courts, and those who had ceased to be judges. Wan re gard to the latter clam, they c , sid not mike it obogatory up a them to attead. They had earned an homourable re utmost, and if they came at all, it must be is the character f v lenteers. With regard to those who setnelly held office, they were at pretreat called from tneir courts only occasionally, and at considerable intmvs's, the amount of bu siness being comparatively sesall.Thosejudges were the Lord Chief June., the Lords Justices, and o ber members of the superior courts, the judge of the Admiralty, aid tee judge ei tee Prerogative Court. They were at presentt able to a..mr d ; but tithe whole appellate busters wm thrown upon the Judicial Committee, it sonic' render it im twihle fir them tonevoto as much of their time as was due to their own Marts, end at the same time to serve as members of the Privy Council. (Hear.) There was, moreover, a still greeter difficulty. they could not divest the House of L aids of its appellate jurisdiction against its wil.; and, so far as he could palter, the Met thing the Hose. of Lords would cosiest to give up wu that privilege. (laughter) The noble lord whose petition they had beeps (Lord Wenrley , dale) was a most eminent and distinguished individual, bet be could not soy la hi. presses. all Viet he might otherwise have wished. (Lord Wensleydale occupied a sect m the peers' hos.) This much, how, Ter, be might stele, namely, that no innavidnal could have been selected more fitted for the pe rforsisoce of any dirties that could he estimated to bin. The noble lord win ',leered by her Majesty to Ns eh ray judicial functions in the House. t Lords; but that attempt. is they were all aware, bed faced. It failed be cause, although many eminent and distieguirhed pers ins con sidered that her Majesty had done no more than exercise her ter doubted prerogative is e , sferring epos him a peeress for life, tie Hosts of L ads had been traetieelly enabled to frastrate her Mejeety's writ, the cosetitutios having pieced it is its power to determine spin tt • validity of to- y writ of suramons whieh might lid presented at its bar. Under these circumstances Lord Weseleydale had not been able to take his place in the Hones of Lords, and the question then arose, what was to be doer f They mirth. undoubtedly Werte a suffieiest number of eminent judicial persons to the digolty of the peerage; but there er. uld be consider able difficulty is carrying a plan like that into street. There were now few lawyers who could sherd, with any des regard to themselves or them families, to take sport themselves the dignity of a peerage. Things were sot as they used to be, and foresee, were not now to be easily urged at the her. The number t.f the aorta had of late bees greatly Metered. Formerly there were few Queen's counsel; now there were a great number; and many changes had b. es made la the admuustration of justice, which were hewer:lel, so doubt, to suitors, to the public, and to the profession, bet elfish rendered it very difficult to amass such fortunes as would justify • man Imposing upon his family the °serous budge of • peerage. They were thus la this dilemma. The House of Lords would sot admit life pens, and they could not obtain a sufficient number of lawyers to nee pt ordinary pongee; they would rot part vet h their appltate jiitisdictioe, aad It was admitted ue all hands— teen selves included—ten the 'serene •f that jurisdiction was io s meet wisatistactory a , ndiiioe. Whet than was to be done ? (Ldighter.) Would they enter upon • 'feudist with the House of Lord*? (Hear ' hear.) But bow long would that cunt et list, and what was to beano in the neen.ime of the valor tueste eulton? (Hear.) Besides, even it the House of Lords were disposed to admit peers crested for life, they would still hays to resort to legislation for the patens* of making the sittings of the appellate Pinnies' w eatensivo with the legal year. (Hear.) Whet, then, was the objec tion to the bill ? It wools peve efficirecy to the Hoene of Lords as a judicial body, and it would alio enable her Ma jesty to supply • detest which had long been regarded as • eternises, and eves as a scandal. (Hear, beer.) He (Sit A. Cochlear.) did art believe there was any desire to have a Scotch court of appeal; bat it use desired (aid the wish sensed to hum not noretwouabl.) that there should be • Scotch judge introdueed into the Houle of Lord., who might ' , mist his learned brethren with his knowledge and sop niece of Scottish law and procedure, when ever appeal. from the portiere pert of the island caste before the boon for final &thine. (enc.'s.) W.. not that a simple, and at the store time, en efficient cour-• to pursue ? He was pettedly aware of the objec tioce to the bill. He could oely pot it to the hoes' is this way—they had • most grievous evil to overcome, sad this wa. the cooly practical means of doing it. But then It would be said that they were eurninderitig the royal prero gative. (Hear, bear.) It would be said that, whereae the m two had, by virtue of its pr.roga.ive, in the opinion of matey of the most mines% 00Catituti,n.1 lawyen of the day, the net to create Tile peen, the get, resent win absedon leg that girt. as iadeed was ouggesteo by the petition of le•ri We , el rydsle. le sawn to that, he could only say that although they really asserted the ',ye' prerNative, and he was quite prepared to as far as in him lay to rap it it wh the opperturity areas -bear, heet)— till, practically, to steal up for that pr. toga ITO ill the taco of ciicunistances whsch resorted Improvement imp.- fidgety oneseary, would be to make that prerogative stead in the way of such an improvement. He .ould only pretest this bill as a mode of getting out of the difficePy. (Laughter.) Hon. gestleme• might 'doh ; but be did not for a giggle moment disguise that untie wire difficulties which beset this questice. The evil they bad .0 overcome was avast and a fiterfel one; for •h t could be wane thee so twilit:Put admiaietestide of justice, end • sense of wrong entertained bythitere ? The'retothther h.ctee ought to apply itself with earnestneu sad with its best ability and peter to overcome that difficulty. He submitted that the eropositioe involved in this bill did inset and overturn the difficulty. Better comma mig►t poothly be 'tweeted. (" Hear, hoer," sad great laughter) Th. questioa was, could they be cured into prathcal operation T Unless it e ,old be Alma to the eattefaction of the boos* that erne whet scheme was practicable uhich would effect the object of establish•ng an a; p hate .ribunal I. the last resort, at onee effic 4 eot and satisfactory to the salters sod lhe coautry—lna hoped that tee house would cot lightly or lseoaaiderst•ly reject a prvesitioa which at all mate held oat a prtsp.ct of effecting that great improvement so loudly demanded. (Hear, beer.) Mr: BOWYER rose, pursuant to no ie•, to move that the bill should be read a see ad time that day Ma mont►.. He would not accept the bill ea an ea .•eranent or an instal. meet, because that kind of patchwork gi Wien did mere harm than good, for it left the aubs•antial grievance to ea iota cs whilst it linseed the desire for reform. Mr. R. YEIILLIMORE, in we nding the amendment, ohjrc'ed to tbe posing of a mails,, so novel and so im portant at so late a period of the 11614,04 They t ad au oppertunity of contiderisi the great qu , oti n what ought to be the permanent end ■Uimate e'en of appal, and they ought not, beeasee there bad been a conspromtee of parties in the Hoare of Lords, or hems. some note, tomato soarers would be delayed for two pars longer, e■ on the esuetry thst greatest cores, a court ol just:esters to the last resort which would be alien from the sympathies, sad 0 , uld set ornem•nd the Ti.. ect an• n *glebes 01 the ;Rol le. Mr WHIT tiBIDE rtp:ied to some of the oljn tions desired against the bill, arid urged that the H.'s.* of Lor!r, as a curt of appeal, did possess the public coa t enc.. Sir 1. GRAHAM always listened to gentlemen of the long robe with great respect on these qut etions, but so four of them had addressed the hoses, conscoue as he wee of his ow. ineoespersuoy to deal with a questios of sack rest implrtanco, he hoped the Ileum wcuid allow s gen tleman sot learned is the law to addren th m on a quesr.on of the greatest gravity and importance that bad come before them for a loag time. The non. and learned gentleman who bad lost eat down passed a glowing ening am on the Howe of Lords—an sulogium meant to apply to the h toes In Its judicial capeoity,and n►err.d to the groat am« of Lords Bide* aid Lyndhurst. Be would not dwell further ea the daya whoa there wets grants in the law, but he would sate the ton. gentleman whether the Besse of Lords were so sanguine of their own 'Malmsey to deal with the gnat question brought before them. whose@ arose the neoeseity for this bell? Were they of *Oaks that their judicial i f m nueti o. ores.. tri as ? at iv arser hst at wa soa th rti e ta A ted ulfe w . e , ra G r e a n tiaj d aet o . f ry he wa r Majesty's goveramost, in proposing the second read leg at the bill? 1114 said that two defeats la this tr . Mad wen mow ustuesd, sad that It wen la or TBB ARCTIC EXPEDITION. Mr. W. BROWN wd that, u erarylllDl4 that oessrted is tbe I:raises B:stas tosobios oar intermit. ,r our [enlists ballad to irk ohs 1, 'Alma of (11; M tZ - I;l7ither he had any tficial information that the ktmolute, one of her Majesty's ehipa that had been 'abound, and abeadoned, was found Usti's, about the ocean and brought into the United States by a inhaler, that he sale, ge on her wss psi by the American povernmint, and tae mutate of the United Sta.'s have passed a stianinmaas r se luting, that the meal should be fitted oat and restored to Great Britain, and that the President sod the Becretuy of Stare approved r f this resolution. litr C. WOOD hid no ofileisi information of the fit t, but he lad no doubt that it was true. One of the Atctto die- Dorsey snipe wag &Deadened I. the ice some years ago, and she afterwards drifted many thousands o miles in to Polar flia.a, until st e was it I..pth picked up by an Am. vain whaler. The British 'argument, however, bad abandoned all data to her. hi BDICAL PROFESSION BILL. Mr. SPOONER would be glad to boon whether the Bat was likely to be bri night on to night ? It would lead to tionaiderable discus on and op psalm. Mr. COWPER replied that at this period of the 9011111011 it would be is wets to sadessour to induce the hunts to ogre* t, the bill, sod therefor. he was prepared to more the die chug. 01 the order (Hear, heir.) THE bTATE OF ITALY. The nyert of the isommattee of ways sad mesas was brought up. Lord J. RUSSELL roes and said be thought it desirable that at some early d.y the house shout) have some explana tion from the government es to what had been does with respect to the communications which had taken place with foreign governments on the oubjeet of 1..1i0n affairs (Hear, beer.) He hoped therefore his noble triinl at the need of the government would SE some early d.y for stating what fruits might be sap cted from the colorations which were Nude at the Paris sonirrenee ; and perhaps, as he was anxious to bring the subject forward, his noble friend would a.l w him to take eit►er friday or Monday seat for the purpose ; but he was anxious to climate his nbl. Ir4ad's convenience in the matter. (Hear, hear ) APPELLATE JURISDICTION (HOUSE OF LORDS) Mr. J. B DENISON prwwaTed a petition from Lord Weenrydele, maniac the mann, to him of letter. patent mad a writ t f eamaroas ea a ;friar Lr life, and be rawer.- loge of the Bosse of Lords thereupon. The a lA* sad leezerd lord drew atteatioa • 0 the fast that the but before the hoses moralised so classes melt g the Oases's preroga tive •s to the creation of bre peen, or 'eying hie (Lord Weaelryriali , •.) rights; end be prayed the holm to tat:a drift amracharnia to care thet detest. The ',Arden mu rte. nett with Afore. The AT I ORNEY GENERAL then moved the second genies of the toll, which be 'mid was founded upon the r• port of a committee of the House of Lerdr, appointed to require into the mann is which their 1 4drhips• appellate feriniktroe was exercised. (het committee had re tented • great deal of very important evidence, sod is their report they declared that the appellate thrisdiction of the Tepper hoer*, in now ell roind, wee not in a satin fenny acidities. (Hear, hoe) With regard to the pies, Imp mean t f this metier there could be no doubt. The House of Lord., as they all knew, exercised • joreedietiou ss the o art of tippet of lest resort over all setts both at e mow law and in equity, and by its decision the law was dually decided. Now, It was perfectly n. torten that f r some IlMe pest very great dissatisfaction had len felt bat , . In suitors and by us public getnsily, with regard to the inane in Wh eh that jartedictioe was cooked. The sp line', jurisdiction of the et per hone, although wenn by tr• toasty of the coostitution in the whole house, was prectica'ly exercised by those members oily who were Cline t r bed filled high judicial e dices. With ihe eine too of the Lord Chancellor and the Lord Chief Justice for the time tong, tee jedgeseensisted exclusivey of ea neat salon, with the occasional, bet very r.re, incep ton of home other members of the house who Fad he'onped to the pioleselon of the law. A body of judges so conpoled was oten to several toe sentience'. First of all, in somber must &peed more r less upon accident. fl , methese the number of ex-then cell re had hese very onsiderable, but sometimes It bad been atop/natively small. In • loos admit, ins the chancellorship might remain to the same heeds. whereas in Vella mialst-reel nieces would have • tendency to it - crease the number of those who had held the Great Seel. Again, cessidenticres of age and natality would have • great bootee upon the number of law lords able to stead; sod lastly, there wee nothing to render it is cry degree obligatory upon ex et aeration to attend on the hearing of sopeels, oven suppoeng there were no onto' • to p t their so doing. 11th hoc sequence had been Vat the number of law lords who sat in appeals bad for some time pest bees below what weld be called satisfactory either to the suitors ' or the eouatry. (Hear.) It bad very i•ftee h tope n. d hat not more than two, or even nee low lord had he-o present—and that, too, when the con which came before the hoe.* had had the opinion of two of the court, of cosmos law ear denies perhaps the elevens of the third ; wens they lad been decided by the Leeds Janne, coodrning in like Pahl,' the judgment of the Pester of the Rolle or one of the Vice Chancellors; or, lastly, when they bad come up trod the Court of Session in Soothed, whieb fom ented of • somber of judges who were surely better acquainted with the principl, • and rules of the Se teh pro. 0-dun than an Breslin jade*, however eminent, could be. ( El. ar, hen) In men where there were two judges le the House of Lords, nothing had been mire frequent than that they should hold a divided opinion, and in that pee so judgment could he gives a the appeal. That had hap , t a zr seve ns times when the Lord Chancellor le lend St d ad rat together; end the effect must necessarily be to cause • feeling of great dinvisfeetion. Ina nee men toned to the evidence there had been coedit tang &cite 4 e given by the Court of Exchequer and the linter of the Rolls. There was en appeal from the judgment of the latter, and it was beard before two law lotto; they differed, and the nosh was that the judgment of the Ranter of the Rolls was eona-med, Donn Intending the omelettes deo moo etch* Court of gnat/jeer. Heaoliuth there nen overel whir suits in Chancery reedits, over to await the result of the appeal who h Ind then proved abortive. (Hest, hear.) If it happened that the Lord Chancellor was rifting alone, he might confirm by his own jeidemect a cle.eniee which he had gives to the Court of Chancery in opp:oitioe to that of ea interior oxen —a state of Mass which must strthe every one se the reriteh of what was desirable in • court of deal appeal. (Hear, hear.) But not only ••• the composition of the tours as an appellate tributes' unsatisfactory, but in titter were orcerserily 6e-retesting only with the MVOs of parliament; end no thing could Fe more incoevenient then nth an arreagemeat shore there were appeals incases of iejancti leas or of specific performance. He found that the 'bonen perii4:l at which aa spent could be brought to beer was, at least, two years. (Cheers.) There were central ether matters of which ens- Waists had been aid*, such ea the wait of all the enema& of • nen of justice, the absence of • &niceties don, the judges son sitting together, the grievous expense to mirth suitors were put, and the like. All these were things which could be corrected by the House of Lords Wolf; hut the others Were matters which wield sot be redressed escort by the interreition of the letisletere. (Hear.) He (Sir A. Cockbers) was perfectly aware that wrung ohjections hd bees urged against the bill. (Cheers) Bat the queries the house had to condor wee whether, having been male . . swan that the Weirs la the pees at atimintstration of As. Coe ay the Bone of Innis as an appellate tribanal wore glariag and ware otreagly lilt by the profession and the pubic—whether it was not necessary to do something at sass to asftgate tea evils complaioed of; and whether the bill did not offer the bast practical remedy, and isdeed tho oily remedy that could be sinned ? (Cheer..) Matey per son said the host sad simplest CORM woeld be to withdraw at ease the appellate jarledletioa of the House of Lords (Load eheen ) Bet there wen many and lonparable diffi culties In lite way of each a step. If it wan ewe seam plashed It could only In dna after a essaderable delay, aid is the siesawhils the saltappy nitors would be left la the gams position as that is which thin sow stood. Many penes, eons tiered that to withdraw from the Moses of Leas Iva appellateJaried lodes would be le strip It of one of Um ebiel almost" et its dignity, impmtanco, sad poster. Foe his own part, le (81r A. Cocabura) could not look on the mat ter is say sack light. (Cheers.) B. onld sot on any unsnarl onestsios,sosatittatiosally speaking, bantam the fasetions of the Bonn of Lords as aa integral portion of the legislators, and judisdal inaction which altar all it did lan 011141.10111, although lay lords wore sadosbudly presest la ardor to Wm a gamma. (Load skiers.) Bs soakl tat help Nabs flat the digalty cad Manse of the bow I