The Express. — London, England, 1852-05-05 00:00:00

IMPEIViAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—TuuDAT, MAT 4. 'The hones met at o'clockßmnausitia eat speaker. PETITIONS PRESENTED. NIDNIIIIIIII.—By Lord REDESDALE, hoe Tymme, praying for the impaction of Itolliteirke. M a t soorm.—By the Earl of RODEN, from Dublin and homy ; the Duke of MONTROSE, fmel the presbytery of olserar ; wart the renewal of the Maymooth grant. Smeteseav Raronx.—By tie Marquis of NORMANDY, from a 'metropolitan district, in favour of sanitary reforms. COLONIAL BISHOPS' BILL. On the motion of tie Archbishop of CANTERBURY, this bill was read a second time. DRAINAGE OF LANDS (IRELAND). Oa the motion of the Bari of Roue, the select cemmitees on this subject wee montiemed. CIVIL DISABILITIES. Lord LYNDHURST drew attendee tother:biaratkm conk required of elected members' , the Home of ' e )ssessnons, and, after referring to the are of Mr. Salomon , end the disabili ties which the recast judgment of the Court of Exchequer imposed upon that redeems, laid upou the table a bill to repeal all the penalties except the pecuniary ones in such MN. The object of the bill was to abolish certain disabi lities imposed by the statute of the 6 th of George I. Ho had been induced to consider this general grounds, bat public attention hail recently been drawn to it by • decides of the Court of lizehequer. Lord CAMPBELL expressed his satisfaction at the num sure, end hoped that his noble friend would go further sad support the admiseion of Jews to parliament. TM Earl of DERBY did not intend to oppose the bill, end stated that Mr. Salomon, had applied to hien for an eel of indemnity, the introduction of whteh had been deferred until the ease had been definitively settled by • mart of law. He hoped that the house would not he led away from the general question into a discussion on Jewish dimbilities. He did not question the right of Lord Lynda, hest to introduce such a on general grou hat be thought it unfortunate that be had chosen the present moment foe bringing it forward, when the par ticular cue to which he had alluded was still an ettled With respect to that cue, the govemnseat thoughi that, if Mr. Alderman Salomon, presented a petition representing the grievances to which be was actually sub jected after his a; veal was decided, he would be 'fairly entitled to an act of indemnity. The Marquis of LAN SDOWNE was astonished that the =ties that question were WU on uld the statute books. He in Load Lyndhurst wo bring forward his bill at ems, independentlype of all allusions to the we of Mr. Alderman After a few words Orem the Berl of WICK LOW, The ball was reed a first time, and the house adjourned all 6 o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMON3.—TuzsDAT, MAT 4. The Srsanna tookRIVAT E BUS the dais at l a NE quarter to 4 o'clock. PSS. Bum as AMIODID. Coastnanna, Aso AGM= TO .• DllOll4lll Railway ; Ediabarsh ad Olaagow Railway; MerrhysTydlil Waterworks; Yeovil ad Debater Turn pike Tama ; Bills. The Measliest*: House of Recovery Bill was road a woad ' time. PUBLIC BUSINESS. PETITIONS PRESENTED. MILITIA Blst..—By Sir G. STRICKLAND, from Pas tes ; Mr. 'PRINTS, from Birmingham; Mr. H. BERKS. LEY, Iran Bristol ; Mr. TANCEED, from Beabury ; Mr. W. J. FO[ fran Oldham ; Mr. OLYN, from West. mareised ; Mr. COWAN, from Edinburgh; Sir E. N. BUXTON, from Kilda., in Eros Mr . HEYWOOD, Om Lamed ; Mr. lIENEAO I, from Devises ; olledd emu Commtarmanow wan bratA.—By Mr. 0. Wal he. tar Cove of Dloosterre of tie Rasters llealgatien Compaq, aim disk earpseam seal, =lof Oa mode in whisk thee toads* kr the : A. 4 to India, ChM Brad Mesa hid lose Meek mist miss pedesess Mesa le We Pwisieler sad Weed Cempey. whiik ked - serf melbeasi milk the maim lial Owe by We Ms Adisireft. Me disk ths Ision Sim Oampasy seedy afrea► ma they lemi ll =rlr. COREY, See Tyres% pnyias OM semi= mile peed wrier the mud et Se siva seberiiise. NUMMI ItiortninarT Act.—By Mr. T. DUN COMM Seem Flosesiy ; Mr. NUMB, from Forfar ; Mr. DUFF. hese Brotifirele Ng mbar parish.. la lealblers ; far Ispeel stiaaves.—By Mr. T. DUNOOKIII. Sow adds 1116400 M wsaven is liesteed. ereddoWS .deem. and Mc mamma he mat& Met le eir4 .1 17 Mr. LLIAMS, free Imedlress warns et NOTICiII OF MOTIONS. Mr. T. BUNCOMBE. he Tusim, Mai • See Miles of the whole Woe ea the pm low ashy. Mt. NUMB, m ea essay day, le ell maim to w St% de • new to the esbeitatea of see other IMADLL7II, he theft math, to sane fm copies sr Meals of owermaimise ea the sabjesit el ths mobess of adieb eseis iste hems. Mr. ZETWELBS. Mr Friel, 7th Mae, to login of the Ml=isholest it was their tae mesa to bias Ia say moles te piss, glare esil balsa is BAUM gislt. ha tie same riles is mpest to lbe dew sem hw some la Med is Mies. is feels* ileitis Tea ATTOINZT-013110144 dm Me sassed readies of the Oreed Jury Maim NM Is ems eat It be re hire to • eke ea alerts The CIIAIICILLOII of We UI7IIIQUEIte or Mee dew see, to ietredass •MW to amiss metefaded by as berme et Sadeary mad Si. THI BUB/1111 WA/. • TM PIIIIIDENT d We BOdED of CONTROL, re =ls fir A. Cellelleells. Phellieed lest es sees es it was whether the Comet of Ms esemed or refired tha • seditlass iseseded by the peumesat ef Millear ee t by es the tali. the /acne embereery of me de that mi. MILITIA BILL.—TII ASIOVIINID DEBATE. Mr. SLANE! rase to Mee Messed le asses la me mo to We wallas of Ma deers Mee bat ea ea ap peal dem *seemlier ef IM Beesever, disked by bed J. Hawk be esemehd. der sesehes as ms eress M. Ws isle bee seelisess Met be wadi do he lash a Wes • di ems maimn who bad Mises or tbe pipe he KM *miss is the Name pesities ea same teem Miss Ws posse eosins, to give way, In order to *Om *0 imiedi deem to OM* ea. ate.Wtatraws, who had the ems mesa m the pefem aim some vaaysnaties. messed se perm Ms • asaties. Mr. Rice sad Ni. Ho more bad maim ea the pore ale gave say, ad Ti. adjearasi islets os the KIM BSI was isemed by Comae BCONSLI., who dammed a2Mte mashes be MN of the ism he hed preseeted • mites p aper Wi s re l d'aidela Mama the imedted perma. Ns lom Ms • thermal Maims MI bee preemed west the Mk d whisk NW me epee IN ;drive. awl oily one woe* the tale. AM Net • deem to the mei of abs lielleitareilemal Is leek be mit maim that Ile boa. ad= ! =lfa amides et • finch See baliz est emeimid I e the Irie elm. Miss the lel war WM lest was swiftly deposed add a pet aim* oft • esperod, tholes. ad "Lim essfisme pesesellei to say that he was amehhod, la cm INS We le bees the navy ewe* wise of, and if It we ft wee eethiliss Well be Masa Yoe edam led serleeed M maim. Ude evesaff MA _Se Immo mow ia sk= aed se sher melee Memel WM eritk es She ssilos • weal mle, mg maim Mat had She ef the sea MI the geese mese ia lie esiodelem la the late was we took MM. the Ospe, had mber 11 sad the Duke of WIT Mad . wed r it eof *awes sastaised. by the site ee& by dee British am; while, ail Mr seem who did act perm that salmi's% wee weeds le Wide Bai• kal. la woo of ismem • NM amse sd la Ise sew ther, add ths earrewases i re shemed beemea this ems ivy tad Frames, se he ben bike a Meeiesolies, enabled Yr one somil l / 4 ::: malt • hese of Si stsearre d messi MSS ase. woad be seislest to Mu the weft *0 feesise Till et 8,000 ma ba might be Mead he Ma Ihe leedheill Min which ! se lastly Mese m leek mil ass be smelte d for the men mil Mar mime whisk wow sew Ves la port. No mold mope to the eassressoss, Mead of amen w , sum Vey messed ea • alai% to Gaped it ta MMus el rdess, sepatially is melba • herbearef :l e s sus eeesiFiseasesessiDever. Ks M. TWIT Ibe Mend lestimem d all DOM seems. We of lbe semeny woes is • am Wes Meseded improwessie irm Ise. sed plot feeleme die Ride bat repaid Is Wise the edgy of ear wally Ism ern ; bel (11, IL'Teney) mid that pis smut to M issiest a. is the areerV i reseive Me o ga Vasee tb gras la pesse7r..... Bessie, with ski mewls% peeps, ef Balsam had dome so amok el Frame had a im pees was Moblebod e seal thialle of has Mena essmislose It we Mr • • me to he et ewe, bet mese were set always men see ses for thee hems! Firsts pime wed • -Mem bad Masa dim fie em to est eed it was car duty to prove, molest tilt sesses . of di:z i No Mewed the by mese et the railways it Is als7 to InSipset • omisseet ism the nabs Of assed Os► say we et d i n sane within $8 Moe& Oar heeme. he was simel wars est Is the Me the they sella Is be. i mp d the messy= was wee la the elemmei dKM lease would ease ID put tem la •Me St iu*o mok that WWI be Mr.wee lbeak O. BEEKILIT old M was a Mead of meet. Me he semi wl• Ohs Smash mew% that am Mee draws kept may seem is Mr seeliesis. I. Kaska seem d lbe popeed him Ms shoed meet the IS Mims be was amesed Mt it was the . assi «eeiellmel had appeopeles names eMt mid b. Weise Mo fom asimal abase (Chews.) INe D. L. HUNS ask the appetwely le s, = ten t a l: Meese. Milk he lied ads es • pewee ead disk Is tbe Ms Mt lad impaled Is the bed bem MEd by tbe seaskess de me ally milemis Ss thr palls. and bed la eillielpine bus What be mil irse. BM dillw ww weras b A bligl = si r Ike de of Ihemsftweba, ad Mr sespelso et Ise . lees Ws melee siilary sere wasselly aste t z e d = es See • bey dme se my Is Ihe applisel MS NI sam bei infe ase podded with 4 ids. Oa es r= gib pe dads tido e won 00 el Loa 1 ds. At r i i s me i r dera ked elwer skimmed sod mess el asides that radios bilk el bode sad err =one d dense led b. t.d pthee, me bed to serail ell ef sermloyA wilddllige seksissed elide, disk wage this leveed dead reds.a woe penile st them...insig, , et exesearney, o f 6 Wale be _ _ puts labial of issistaihe Lig= fiber& Thee tire dee de WM swelled peeskatee. whoa did fee the of • keg carapeign, deli be rosy .en - alle to these abler Maya et soden mimics, sal wooki, se deekt, be head odd mw ellectime in a pedal or gereeset des the ailitia. Of these 12,0110 men mead pothehly be lad flee the (11sers ub* ) of their ides debt he raised te des. . Doi kel had he se seeded of ( ergettiog that the mak Nth de' ought dose le be dusted. Se Nedialy edit set sur, why dot thethills Y. He eddied that the ISMS sadl mramenmeirldnoloillosee dee the wry hems pea of a alse baled emir glom hem.) Del if the edam, the rizeddrosa de emend tie dedises end the like, woes le be doirested boa the Bedsit Mee, they mere abs takes from the Pima raw ; and dee it would he benal that the seabed d the latter deli be prothithear beaded/ .(seer, hem) He (thr De L. Hand een 1 UM, 901•421114•111011.0 deledosts of Bean Dow the sed - edese who had sminesoies to sime . z . te ems with valid rads of sight.' eight he DIMS He seeshissettere Illausiee hell n histme be leelleddif illibemeded upon the estret. show He plegeseg sepia Ode rat erodes ea war liens; het whose Mthe mod army was leVsi r ° why to t ell places I. the beds pos onsu lemad 70,00 0 des. 200 * • wove, le i ssille m (Hear, Mer it ). %tat: with E not eel ad MO; bed do * Meru of xerdestieg Sy.' and he deli say wrdat it was a dad pet tote whisk • wilier bad met dicsity is adder, dee with de thil et a dial part. (Cheers.) sot, essmodieg to Dens *math" ebb 1 1 hum= aresessest de to dientheek mid .the rosiest peddle ease-de .meth to dm to Diedtheild, sere Use to lake lassoues be the ealosdes et the merkerile. Ceeld seedieche mese asesseeno or dank* f (Hoer, keer.) ile - (floe Loy Meted debt rite .10 it de the duty Ogee pierameee le a l l sags Is math to pd the werramy Ise a peeper Med dabs" bet they seed sok is ware te dot their meow., to reprised ear selined hem le MM se tely less thee they esdly wen. (31111 beat) I. (fir De Lacy Beds) bad said of the 13 000 coasted yeemsesi whisk * wed; mod which be ertesided a very gee* The Tread army wee cendeely odd te SIMON Ile seen bat the truth wee, de mum' sander, easer Mag Who 'ai ded he this year, wee no don then MPH (Hear, bee.) Of these, 70,000 were revised brae, se that arat ode dirket den don bed Ike (Hear, beer.) the bed already aea as. which it wee said ought to be made bon the Bead army cm *seed of elide and seamesseidemimmed eased. If that were se, the ewes vele nest de be op rid ler de Drell& add. New dowe_werelf,the edged eel ISM swasedielededuldg m e e e astil,the ateedistbs dededth Thee tid old* themes= wi lt= Indies whisk the Tread lisislosi a Ip . mez whisk did sat eon late end Timmes was Mel an , sad shine 11,111 =seated psibe-in w aVr i rew . , if them were to has • pod ef the day, did set see why we desk! set rakes Ede. ear udder he hem Id 12,4C0 Dieb gelid, wird he lib est third dose troops sold he bisad, limos sad se w e deli et di ems make meth beast Wises this de ariermilareme. (Hear a so beer.) Thee de Dm* sir somehow elf in their maim emlimod ma t te: thrive. leases Iselbrie,4s l dile* ll= there wee • predies la de Fend env of sew pert Ode seem sag its.. iestlelli pert 011ie Paarwtsris ialmiket t to did WI deo be diddled it that asset. Lady, de somelmer dad le the heepi- Ids is the DOM wry avowed alieg eid. That mail tbseg i s ma dedeeties ef shed des bed oar theses esi feed the Frond. ig the whole el .theoe they deli is UMW Meer, ham) A. rest = pert et den, be deolki, set to be deducted is othdodig the oberegth if ea wry ; bat if they were deli ea the die side Owl ought, is women binessa Os be awls se the .her. 'Dienes die dedeetisms. tho%mt _MIS& de whole seosher left evadable sly dOoM (Ade. be= lid doe more yet son other direddlommie to be deed. la de thati:there weed reds= et Des, mobkh, ems lade etimeis ildippia_bui sew been the dm MISS er wee, sad Shirk he druid sew esissele if he it at 70,00. Theme was else the poet Pseud odd to Lyons, whisk took et kid WO did odd it ',odd be utterly uspesibie te thrum with Ode reebess. nes, the teml swab* led onellgie weld be the" Wood of the 411,110 of Idiot they maw ass bad. (Hair. WO has es = doe did thees WO ass wets rite reedy to weer oleos doe andies, to *wince Sig, there we did se deny thisolide id they wed* be diked to dike, del be wig holidel, bids they meth sod der ledge le • w sedes, they _ell be wad deer, ema Is dd. = i t war eira ; thus whisk est doer wield reed the indeed admed. d= ask own= sad with the aid of • how Bet den wee es edit ththE s e rga libLir s treseit steer waft at the pedet lima woe 0 dem se g&dad peeling enit ide a : = dma wet we g i rldrams, bet dee thol ig = Vinew Weer le Si lows, see emu is moral leselide the Pima ansy had to be ineremed we le Ira; di soy eintrilleats wen made by vs ids Mi It bad dim so less thee seven needs elm' With to MOO des. It was rite dear that esi ea isereses amid net be die is seam, mad soma -othe was • keg time Si, prepedies. (Hoer, beer.) the Igi=eel the it wee eel et die rue el ear e tioe kr-M.. it " 1 .414 b..P.ra .. a" . died wesilitery led mit ler war, What deed: arse. Da everybody knew these of that The pest wheeler of this seddy i te l t ili vesioly a! deeds ; me a nd ear wow dele, -fade 7 dellitillor-rides•-ortieses and desellestew see-edi lamed w• had physical ms' NW Ll= lbe oriersheristesz a s= sm. uth edeept the WWI de seed gee eatiosel &hew esd he did set disk ire i zj ii a th o c an dirleet in g os& s e eta.) soil the del nowther = hot ads id Se if We right kos. Mei the dist the add ate of deer the se lle ti se lps hese& his the Gold was twisty-lye thedend, sad dodged the todi le he IWO. is added wet tide iambs. ke isa ti l idisiel the 'teem ; bet the maid seised we le Om dodo, el rmak ad Ms. sot, riles the bee. odd ride gnaw the etheeme-des he wee am* to abed list they dos as bram as any nee who wrist the !iii-it de to bedewed that he bed rim el boissl, _shish seed to be esilbeL iall e a edam, abide bed erehely exeleliri id hew Di sight, lea babg *diode for de Mew of these um ; di hod sided, third se preedinent, the theme et bobs* mad Mildew a dee that elesitery. Is the wad ef es Wombs bare. bee, d the WM sulk ip odd i a bas tadosed in The dose rued imolai wide to the meth ef beim& A boar mod RIM lode set smith asked d yew boas de ismer demoss a d im lee == liss ettre i thit . =Me lh: bid pegiaiM aid phwell this dm be 4.1.1.1 . 47 with imelend way hr ef Sob - Ikea Dot {Mat poise wde orneedy In boiled sew, deli be in ere dad indolis. N a g i t' rtr i aANiant Wirth tied. Nein .1111111i1010 mid he bed did lid in vr tr d to • Ids Si.,. ewe whkk be woe. There wed! Oro be ia over de rouses Si .. wile sumberel wed They be i s deer rased bmidel l er . well, *is weans* is width tbey sem. lined to be embeilid ; but they dew set seek deep se Mhe takes treew ead of the kingdom to the diem DadeaaaVelli of de Irish Aunty, deist' leave la 11,172 rank all ilk, esvalry. be amedere perm et lbegke!, webs to the Ware of the deetry, sanity well be and bee died Ins than dibstry end amain as a deledive bra r repel as laved& Dedeollig the analry, there remained 34,143 of ideaky, erithery, _mama. end misers, and feet guards. A bad* deded mat be enede bee de sewedbellee poemsof this terse. ef els mimes swing ia Begkad end ' w edlrene! As t. iseht sessults at drill, law very t i S eserly eargearek el de afieliklemeat. maw allisiaat. W reeneid, to die added vary wieriau, it wee day t 2, or OthilitiL As SNOW ..unlined ear MI se a ilak dodedies le 'sake bud es biddy rorment fa Di iiiilieff, *Aft die rod es deseseher that amid be *WOO asmilM We the MIL This wadi redoes the *Mid* felimedy sod edithey to 24314. As is the distil bads d the esey, sad de nee racy Si, the 41w 1 Odd deilt ad.a elelledi odd bed, he bed ma add de et *a Ommaedar•is =flonseal el the Ordeades, sad the Oen ef the threases. Mt biped asollmee lise 13,010 ; theses. wee abed Slab sod the lewd SAL He task the Yam and well libidos des es Med : Jersey, Pleestasy, , and Aliseaer with the raw hedger, OW I de_ Throw issiebsi edema * Othribm TS. hwy. AMNON de Tower, Degekd. al otherid, o,lllf Dem sad Ils devertheades; MID; resediende WM ♦ i =ll6sad reldeeth. Mgl iwo l a Doshothe gel saw de -IPliarr. 3.000 • weal May te die sail stlica, ..i bisz a, maw." ih. andbee be leer la theAmeeli =dm ep • sem todg et WO enek illa Dethsedeg bed dat swab* Mill, vide the Wilmot willbsy isibudise demised imeedey hr the ad ieloodess dear reek, deelipabe odd *thaw sod& sly tomb f n.d& be solde ad ds IMO sok ail the of die mid ele:t Masi Se ases the esh, whisk -deed be ion is deed& ef Inglesd m y es sem* ef the mathenest. OK ad Ili ompreediddeom-theddhelre= sad the sedhey-s did wee Added of sad lb OP assess daddy hese. It might be ei wield thto die vu est a wildest here to my I* mift ray del mid be beseghe Isle dis sonihe weed tamer be ether milk ids ins aus. be a e7l ai elete=o: trimisegy am i l vorm ali n law INN t Sy April ...._ _____ _ __— . ... , MOO -oh wh y i r ri ta Tot filloW — aka: woozy, whoi Mr f Mists wore he **hem of the essatte. wbe MtPes B ' SIM OlgsW ft wea :lie agemeary ... r=4 ,SLOrli eat dm was lbe eable Isom or Bat Ihe adds Ised's 100,000 effeetlve a u nitoli valli nit i4 re e d et 1111111i ro -tY 0 1. 1 ... 1 85 To lemma the WIN 16,81111ig;-oe lumber lima be tie at , Iht mil met about the t i a l° • ; . ia rf a i r set ah." ye be tali ' woo every dame ef milli heigg_inili m ma geed hem isest.) 1441 . 11e1 that it wail hot th , . Slt hai twee t e mintitieg he , • I the awe ; OW OD win mey he 'd 1110 wail womb & ad Mil et alma Oboe would be Om maidEralt OD be sells la the army. The mil gir lie an arel so tteLbizte s t at ti the e !Jimmie ma mid p ism& a great c a l e gal v ot ad meld astehE s well, Singh they might not so badman ea m a pendia empany. 041116ter.) Bat the w of thin alai wild be nib esuit the replatisa el the Wiggle& The milli id ahem Mee epee rehire se Or el the mew; elm ef the haat eel batibt ... 11 ..... imamate matt medal sad of la the sadlyhr war Made w s: k a 0 e s aal I 1 a ; . same met ems 'pia • de wee the rep is him wegid be seek so to must say with the reeraitiag he the amt. Ile Wind this the missal Militia Bill was is. el eke lest that It was pedlits to propose ; it bad loos ahem it thea ethere—ell its camel were et • .mare—the wore It me died Me stew It wad bees the tut ef estatiatioa. The pd meld de megyfhiss le mite ft ag phial& as midi% bed tiny mid ast emesat M Pree Ow wintry 1 MlPlllesimil sal eadsheistl. wer e himm) Mr. 1fA.00130011 esii be believed the elatemets of the boa. sad pilau member be Weeleateise were those i• ts be seereiselik the , melba believed abbe ea is t of luep esaddered wit had takes en the matiegat damp ehse 114,gai 1 the ells several Metes at the be wag memished tit they were aid ia est rm* b ean ; ma ea imam of the slimy form. Oki, beer.) Hs hail telmoisw d the ailitery shatee t e:Sa y ssill he hued that el faiseming they mere Nanking their mire the pessamed eitemsemeass. Bede hit the grime, aid Made, wish wee GU the mpg *Miner*, was shoat to MEW& les hems ate- Mei lie veggie of Frame wen set muleas be pe hi DPW. MOM they brew that they plaid men by pees lira id add easily pia by wee. He believed OM OM who had Wm emowelps la the Pisa& and pee s* setandl le gam Bpi se tabelltetee. The thing id wee meet Oily tin drive this pi • war woe the We d um dee meshes lila bad besa heed la did Mem, gal OW slatlemisti with bad ham made as to the dime. het Midis et the itemere. He bawd the IMIO Weep maid be meld hem the minden he the or graham le • eats. thee Ora they mad mho a = l. lM bu lt i = memeaf a ss=r ss lat i ess i d MOIR Bony. bet berme Mid am beihw ia am mit ammilltp.be amid me he the mita el she Ma. member he the wr is t Ling. Meat, hew.) Mr W. RAMO she be Mate as ale* as moils why boiled ad Ma he the miss of the hem. mania Ilie the Wag MM. as 'Masi is aim be the Let dem beemse A be a aed be she nem whisk tibia. patimea mud he gives. The hm. gestlemea the Beentary et the Asti OM it mid be issamahat for thearie genii le give illeatellos of the seer , and Ms ma ageseleass maimed net whim. He adeaurisdpl OM tie maw of Oh eseatry maid ethos, Ile ilia idlegetimi die hid, bm, at the arm thee, he did stet Oak It maid be wham** put, le amble lbeip getwifee to get Bide Maoris ma SIM sables* midi ag iseht they mem eadens to ham. Time might have hem egegmestka la raying that they hoely dissesiew ; Wm might have Mee ez ,a ' lit ion was age appeleasiga of ha. et Wades; bet the red gar in was yeer Mame meg MUM he yam esserlty. (Beat, kw.) The 'plaits et every I=ll=t ea which the reemeibity if Owes de dederei that ewe me ; sad Semi he to might admit is Ma. OM hedge 'gantries bad ainterest la pm, dal id OD Presi ding of the FM& regalia wee net dint yet he was died, bodies le the imam aiim a i l f i r m el id . the ezperisege et hisesep that it wee be, ma be esj ai tat . aa Manisa me IV,. Aid, limier thee steam, he meld ad bift mein modellea is beteg mewed that were a ilesa le did themselves, dm is the amemees of the les. member he Maw Masse. , leer.) Bat egerwitg to the media before the hem, braid ad me what the Mt. esatisman could pia by pike all the idiematha he asked hr. The Ms. p f .oper might be es pd a Jedge is mg aim el the ildbedea of Ow ist, WM bed Wise Ma all the labswea tile the gemeamen magma ; bel, diem That ihemaii be mat m with every remold he the l i r ma Lsilemaa, Oat ito mo ld set Meer well Mr he di (Lee, hem) Fatima% wry meet rhos' to pm the memo 0 lit poistlea and Mime wig* the gmewomeg desired es their tespredbillty le be mess way ; -dish agmelmaisa wee, that it MOM filn es the folloisdblik of 4 5:seat to ads the distelbatim el the Itzej BM peetimeat, midi they lima that dolma Meat, bass.) I l bs wi t.111111118•11& ellnassi that am wee a lugs ma im et lereflatille live aimed whisk might be mild home to Pis a dread feet, bet that win be AM a peat milli Po giatisame vihe bed, net Miasmal be is Ad ded,/.alt be at all awe of thermic of milieu midi wag gomemsly limehom deed he the ma _yam da evaimeans. a mid embed wide seeteal. zed :ite . Wi te mettles he a leS oat est. Ego teem Olf thet imedrialo bs :rza lo by wag it ea ships allow rem to be Wend with balm* nity ; ad ea be me dad behave a maw aity el his edatiellea of the ad the seed whisk elms had amid te a tips that he was at7117 - reek al the .; ie lied the e 5166•1140 et die lainna bf : ea t ,Mt dime ea ll = ilis peried ia the 1 god be add mama AIM pliant Miser thee , le won premed to geof _this email with the dim Ilia be had Wald. OM Wei be se mmwst7 la feria , r leg lim with be Nom hh itsamers. He mat say he t head with poet OM a .pat diet, who war i; matter ot the gemeameat, iddialed that bit . (Mr If, Beelag's) slime he a meal rums wee esedietel eft , absolve ma The Mum had, he behev4 lima ti t demeil by the Alathiallf, NM yet ast seed. Let the sehme be abotailmsd lit were am aggeoved, bet ist it , at my rein dm be elegised. The users wish we pee -1 sad mes me fek r Ms islisms. (hp DIINOOICOM espaimed that the saw me will sada medimllea by the Adalrelp, 1 ilk MIS mid le kad Jimmied to NOM hied with iregiya n ia' this sage of the bill, id gosh ea temelimigy bad beta stead OM letasty mai , set emit as regalia the media imilately Miro the Mai ice . him Ism gag is. membm mid etawder item Me dolled id he will the t ag le m e i f the bli Z i t 1 , distil le see It the poem aim mil mini . bai ha the of the ble gad the jaesed eali ' 1 mt. LIIM maim tai n ieeil s, hem preasMed 1 , the MB, awithat het ipagailte hia wide= ' , a Ye mead the maim re I to posed Park, ad 88 whew siditered ever it he ladettlaithafailflog, that at of her mm, Wreath had maid lie 01,000 mom I *am oast v as as Meas. Meer.) 1 hi Meihm et m bed mid MI the maim I deism did a• I Err v s *5 allabry reams ; at say eels, he lii ii 2. ~w a s idle me that the MOM Of 01111.8al SD OWL (1101/0 la the years 1835 I ad 1888 the Immo of may, Illimillt, mad navy was o 121,842 ma. They messised as be mesa pus, bat they POW IMOUOted to MAO mem. Tit me the me6osons 1 amid of the ambit Mew, ea image if .48, ma aloe the time whoa the Delo .1 Wig. ma was at the bead of the mliftsp__ Nati I The amber of seam= sad swims used la id mei le atilftehile wit was 46,000. He died she be Poi bees ass Om the revert of the emmito ilialTili fez the beam inessilsa of ewe Imbeem. That mmethila aoudad ist Mr Themes Iletelegs ad Mei VW Aid the *hie geed et imbed ; ad MOM Ile ppg a thet saisi re ing e lbs ee pro wir a s bi t t w at Mbe tsti le the lik Ibil iestr i Jkie Ow the rialP alisemee id we be e( Is mime oak a Mi. (Meer) Mmid to the imger el a mien immion, white the moil lord the member he Time* emend to to is* sillY , if the Tang gash ef the were to hil le did illsemetimi et ray iinisal belsl=lo ►la tee DINNOINDID WODODD exteselve, mi nes ee alive te every &seer, lbes they wish in k solestela the tree Mk ef the mes. Basile the twee premed by Ms eamety, whigh he bid Who* timed. there moronism' lesegehr mem and dm mem of aim. Feels lid bets Whim 1846 as liemwmap, Ilbeefilen,_ Ililid IDDiI _DM Mos beim MI Mai amid se PegiNMIS I.IIMIIIO I IM It WY idlin gp Ides le Me the slememmais with woes am. dip, adiegiee Mb of the WM. ;amid am bad a regime free Omit than she bed ewe pommel helm, po o r w e d/his eles "held sum eke d The u i . apkt sups at whist ti t hea maned le mg wen mowed Mellintitffis rodissi.b the militis at Ile Ohms' bde," Oho old el the essaby, the of ma, the weessembesta sad = l gal l ebr Qrvellis* pie 144111 mm did be THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 6, 16521 . tht e hems pee sli Genre then la , , \ nes wen seed hem lUD Igo. 7 r 4166•11.0. a ria isi m . ..0 octal fim this 11111. , 0 . 1: th a t . • ap(peesi a Bather Mar, heir. Mr mirk' bill wiss'ael, the 4 elAwEtittutlre-,- was meet ilaverthlina l t d aught ene so ho past Wat say rate, the mode& his iIOIL fired ought te be Int ended la order that the oserg night tee the mead sad seeder of our naval fens.. (Meer, itemt.) . Irelliaillilliamid his peinenslehret is rising was to at the satraordlnary_selfoonddence =Crter ir s ire dissiat bra. member end his hinds *hen gi: thdr rine= urn arum nottere...=Prial cheers. aOld Wadi suppose that they the ia - ef the iserry as well as its preferneireeredge. lbousliss es the subject of on =demi dolmen was wanted, it re not to the Commeader-rChisf ur the Maseseasmal.sf die Owlsonse the pidnis mad mply, bet to the he.. sworn he Madsen sad th e Wem Biding. (Intainer.) ' Hat' honntres. was, that if v d , ss oa rseties were fitly put, nblis mines net of doors be is freer of the bill, cad that It was only to the oempshory dames that say eggindbes night be expected. For these remiss be hoped very =obi in isle nonittee, and mdse. vette i rige bill a complete mein» el defers ELL denied tlist be had give. say fistins =* the bill, bat masidond, that brim set Odes the prior& be had a right to oppose the way doges unsethidleare odd be diesenstd. MO Inked upon defines seen imeresse, awl the neer ez.."22%. war fp Ismael= be th e negorty. A ora ting peril* Weeded the bill. awl Ithinfire be should I give it his deserseined woMem. Mr. COMMIX believed a meemsolike the prase= would ka kris bream el hen far evr defence, and he be id the eery het of nob prepare** would prevent say rtes from being bald enough to attempt an aggression fit this country. The bin gendemen din argued the principle of Mr eidelolise Mired by the a re lmst em Beady, and contendoi that was was bid reserved by a osangs being seises to resent attack, sod Ord that he should vets In ' tia Bill, because he believed It was more alseland to mister the true Wends of pose than the gerelnie of .dherming NA 11104414121262, Obi* was advisatsiW semi menliereef that bros. _ i Mr. J. CLAY .beliireed the hells( of th e nigh of this =was against all war, except in seas d estrum • and dire was also a sainted helm that then should bileinesevmaion meths pre( thinondly In foreign illbin end that that aim word Deeds best sawarity =wee. Me berme this senney serer es bee am Oar* of larden, and Nemo yr nem es for hiareeel ear renal war. If the reary for sconi Mon was peste =W1224 nik plea es th at of the boa. end he Obresseter ( Adak& liskiiey), t as t uih rF:::a dem sag, In onitent e word bolls seseteSsient = l :l l. 42l4 ... egainit insoles. la Maass to that, dim thing non wee to be Mae, goverment, werahl do wit* in nestaragfin rife dabs. Lord PALMERSTON and Mr. Weimer rose Wetter, but the latter gave way. Lad Palmerston then eaill—l an assure the bons that I shell detain them bat • few misses.; and I should not have preramed to haw ad dressed them mais on this oddest in the resat at.,. of this debate, but as I have been Mori to so hmostry, I cannot let the °wastes pan wider meat a few weeds, lan scarcely my, to answer. The only answer that lor make to the assertion of my bin friends is to snot assertion by conntenerelles, end their dada of nag Minns by equally strain Inials of their,. The ody relier wbkh they have mail te the observations whisk it hair ley in to make is a hour °cession wee to earns =that *me *Moss &Paid have 001144 hem me, eer sie their own osidldent opinion that the eviler woes snowed. My hoc. friend the member for MwltMer, sad the bm gendeman the member far the West liiilag, are dimly convinced that an invade. by a fore. Gem France is an utter impossibility, and, believing it to be an impossibility, they think it the height of absurdity that the country should make any perjures to gaud against ea impassible rest. I trek, on the costrary, that nth an rent is possible, to see no stinger word ; and I think it is the duty of the cowry to guard against such a danger. If I am wrong, and that advise is followed, at all events the =mazy is safe. (Cheers.) If they are wren, end the Id vies which they give is hared, the seerstry may be ruined. (Cheers.) Now, obi they draft au th ority ; they will not admit the oi*de• of 441121. of pest wed ease„ el soldiers who undentead their peedieden, of Ina who have pendeally heed the dem ' gees whisk they call - ins this ernistry le re midi pint Those gentlemen whose habits et life have bees t with the reesful arts, with mordestures nod , and who knew nothing of tit war the themes el wee.—(lseer)--who know n etthe mono by yr* war Is earned oa, ar the mem tibia war is to be re eleeld—thos• gentleman las to the rang into a hal lag of security, ad la them mons for Wee rou have (lith e : ll lSe . ave bleed new alli bllrt3 sere st e pisselbsers* i wbs bare :p ' remni meetly the me' II OW .asitsarttiss. But I have beard, and believe, an earemed from a wry high autheehy bearing ea dd. tresses. I have bend. and I beNne, that the late Eng of the Vera, whoa he dried this esurry after elso hies* whisk ere epee the riestima respostryTaidel—and. brae bye, It is not inegrenne or ineinest to this anther to rand the been that os that oinsion, when rite ens try was 412 the point of being engaged in war, the loudest is these therenden which were calculated to brim en a re were the wry men who me sow preach big theael= b Lhezhisid that, on that mason, the of the snaking at the pendel terreetiem of Matte, sail. , that he had been told by his goner& it the *oe that they weld ban undarken within a week to be to Lander Mew that may • Ire ere weight with those whe astrest the opirens of litrillab Funds end minikels. Wash bee seenned at three that bow been Ze t treser .ll". 1 :( tre =4, 1 Y 1 " '"". 4 "."githa to seated that the FM* have in the channel a fro Mak strand then OM width we could at mint muster in the Channel. My lam. friend did net slate MM. What he dated, I apr t ri er hesek woe this,—that the rieseh, by the mesas while' lee it cosily treseherlog teem the ' Xediesinases the mew. of their vase& there, or , skips thereire, weer han the e time rhswil7 .. o l:e t all k ijitimm (Ili 8 B.B drse b a s et e te d istie ebbe we - 117: t outiet of ve been sloped to eay*o the =pens of 16,000 regulars was not =rthem that 011110110 militia • and I diak my Inn ah,/ mar that dedention jest sew, seemed to mix op the quedin MO Of asset the rilet, end Ido set bine what. What I' was this: th at th e en rol mot of marteing Oh militia men during the U or IN net they might be dialed and mmednell wa dale di sot be greater than the expense Whisk weell be Incurred to Disinter 8,000 noir treenthe On year matt and it was my opinion that we shier beet lentribre to our margin M 12424 of dehmes by having the Mann to call eat he a • week 110po Whir nem road OM • liy la grant to des lAN t that raided& Ea *we emdemes neeld WOO to gonerien a onsannet lids is ow *dial to the Ohre of the . Bet this lima lend pawed hr thel=etie which we lave burl hem my lone. for the Weil Erten and Where, ii MAIN t lizard hem which bee been dented ' re •. *ma • the to time for the immediate ent of the anise • bat I would put to It le inilill rad his thel; mrestation of engem if, Air meths* et Welled. tonernst reposed sa oddi ties offll,olll er WWl= is the emir easy, mad at the end of is angle Myer they ware alie to say, " Wly, yen len gat *is hese tender re preens. of ea remise • ben then has been se iandos, end yea bins burred the smoley with • Ares whisk le set enure' (her) Now, I bone the grad die weeps* Ar spring wilds slime, emir threw' I Inset fir Wears with isysarn i i e ilhedragest then opinion width I hire to Mat the Web& of the lathe sesame sew under thins den. The ma and these eandellies bee sot hitherto beim tally bendly sired by these who have taken pert Y the denies but they bre been reeihy stated fa a pamphlet whisk I sew Mid Is my bard, sad whisk is sot unworthy the ommidenden of Wen who lave turd their whir to this our* (Rem beer.) It is a skis within with a reap candid* of the =Li t rid deem in it, that h is eMary to the brine of Obristraity to do eiders to any mar ens it yon en invaded. The dein of the pamper le* thew that it is the duty at his esselny to be esiV by Passes. TM pesiyhise is ia the slags et • ele singiagg riming amd which is le teeth the .dees • Sir 111 r. • fin 01 & tit a Wilk" esdilalr,_ Use of the , condom in M in pdale is very err Wier the A Imre osa Innis& He says, VI err yea 1 that SIMN men Press may acme ewer this ern try. They will semi reppmed ; they will take pouted= , elemda li eLd they _will mine the Bank, but they will sot hid if whisk they entree to be then. but they via leg ineribares en all the surshants of the City of Laden. The err ar reties will be abahed ; the ' Frew* rend wit Mr mire t there will be a now par limiest callekesaMetiag ed Beemitmen—(laughter)—die Cale Nepdssm will be subillated kr the law of England ; the see en will lie Ithe a private individual in Scotland ; strommelet, of eamee, will be annihilated, and the' will be untidy goversed by this French army whisk is to vii . ss. " DM:" says the writer, "what dose that dpify 0 hter.) We shall go on wooly our sae (vehement ministerial chems)—we MA rad bolded cur taunters and mil our wares is ow leg& Pemba =A eat, and they will went rigabbio awl we she serppr them with their wants, and shatgo 41a inking nioney: - (Cheers.) One night say this tree gentlemen, if that ever sherd ever happen, might hod that these who make bossy de net always eat it. Ms vas ace iota wan enti. ent b he we mos mbii twilseselea berm. Theft who make thornless shisp . will not fail to be eaten up by the wenn He palisade' There word be mem WOO 260,11 M mu semi mm of Christian nark* who read be rink with the grins eight of a Min maser On reheat realseare toe he. TM sews word go hell to Mawr Arra, =I ether um or mentr=dl Is the owns of bees iime, ileero men reesned hem this werey hi 4Ferse w th illi fton li s i t would be me greadymbestni—(gent lengreh""ef the eny r. blame; be aessidemed that bow day arsassall Is nabs op sa sysilabis iii' ? By she be lads sea A. sad this wry sillies bL ale bola • 4 . tr i m* (ink I 1 - s is we til l rd to tbs low 111111 f Isis sossl4 ,01 4 4 . 6 . • sradd at eis sa . . 0 1 at. . . der " cr 4 n :f IF. ; Pl id ''''' sad Es Into wadi asks a Isla el BMW To dr isK aids wan Ss br a tbsir 111 Ida militia .•4111.1 Odes maas. saps , also sass leal, they ebsuld be ised Is Ads sad dB- -4,0"0. MN- ara e sod is saes . beer stn to* - _art llessada des Sea bs eassessa Is diessdiss the Ifeeriegm ties adds lent sib Ude se. la edam. Tbsa male Sad la April that asses islet= a Ibis t r°4" ... . "1" .. pir....i. '617 wk t el hi: :"' wel.a Ai /rit lo; • aa...i. ire ster a ll o e asi Irag sea 9: .. stle .. Lea bY may Ma to tiara (Renewed ughter.) ow, mesh that etatmeist dm be mead, yet I believe it ie Written in W4me lad 'ober earnestness. (A laugh.) My hos. 'ridged may laugh, but if he will read the gtanhe will poreeivo a sober seriousness whieh will senvinee him that these who Weeile it are in point of fact, the parties at whore Justice:km much of the opposition that has been mode to this measure has come from. (Cheers.) Now, then, the house and the country are to determine between two alter- natives. The one is, whether they will, as required by the party from whom this pamphlet emanates, voluntarily sub , wit this country to the miseries of a conquest by France, which they say le ajust punishment for thesis' or this try in swaging in war—or whether they are railiciently wedded to these mutest notions of independence and self vindication which would lathe's them to roust a foreign invader, and that they will take measures by which that invasion, if it ever should mess, may be moreenfally m aimed. (Loud cheers.) Mr. WAKLBY said the noble lord commenced his MTby stating that he would meet assertionby user ,h and he bad kept his word; for sot an. argument, not one statement, not one fact, had he adduced to prove the polity or amenity of this measure. But the noble lord had quoted a pamphlet, and he was astonished that the noble lord, with his gigantic powers of intellect, should have descended to quote such despicable trash. (" Hear, tear," and laughter.) The noble lord had toed them whet the King of France said, after he visited this country in 1844. He wanted to know it the noble lord believed him. II he did, why did be omit then to act on that belief, and to mem forward at once, and say the coun try was in a defused's. state, and that he was afraid of an invades. But ledead of that, the noble lord had only come fenced in support of this proposition since he Ice the is he edinieihnlism He mid the noble lord by his sondind hell absent fibst Ow glue no credence to the state =riga Welsibi. LW be would ask the noble lord ' Mlle ad loss both retatlow and Fo am peat lbill Pu Mmention i la esonsouse at his having by .0M isadent WI to s belief that be was OD waxlike la d diem so whims, and so wield' to all fore seal s that we • sever had esearity for peace in timso long he was our foreign minis bal as not that the universal feeling ? Ilia (Mr. Wokley's) one esseletion was, that it was as unjust one, time we were hied to the noble lord foe his ennikeet as bmlr of this country. But he Wei he noble Rd b imbOtain his hitherto exalted =rsod aft be knob' for one moment to give em* iiroilists obese& statements as that haled 1&...11 .... 11•1 leadelL Isehios at the measure as i mott end Vast" be Issas at every stage give t his P•711-1010PliebtelhelpFsities. (Cheers.) Oilbod 1110111110 M stationed the house against being MIMIao mmildette which the noble lord had alluded, WI: meenessetain that it was not by the authors . did net Oink tie plan proposed was the best =isailitig deewwiskiellee. (Crises of " Divide.") He Owe we. on wiser that would not prefer volunteer 'sop to a lad allitiamtli as was proposed to be raised by WWI ; but ettlei OA ropier militia and the Palau,' methe had tin betel apish& (Cries of "Divide.") H. DRUMMOND emegiatalated the bows on the donnas of having mere " Piastre " in the bob_ et ter the plater of the mwsphlet to whisk the noble lord lad referred wen now a andidate for the vacant eat of Mr. Fox Hanle, st Perth. (lissgborr.) He (Mr. Drummond) had no love either he a stoullog army or for a militia; and he should have bees bear plumed the noble lord at the head of the government—Mein been sitting six weeks upon this , egg, with be W only half hatched—had given them a 1 alesese• et Eames better suited to the circumstances of the esustry. But this was the only meatus' which these charged with the neelenal defences had proposed, sod the only miestion was whether they Weald sews* it or roma undefended. (Cheers.) He spool with the hrs. member for the West Riding that there *PAU a better distribution of the troops. He sbuil bliss to 'so thus withdrawn from the north and eta- Mewl in the Footle. (Laughter.) He did not era my room why lbOold be stationed in the neigh bemeheed of the man towns; and he would allow hew druldfel a thing It was tha military to trample on the pee*. (Laughter.) If the Peace Society would enter into a treaty with the President of France only to go up the Mersey instead of the Thames, he was not quite certain whether he should not be inclined to vote against the bill. (Loud laughter.) We were much in the condition of a great overgrown, spoiled boy, of whom one said, " I wish somebody would give that fellow a good licking." (Lavishes:) He was inclined to think that a good licking would Is us a great deal of good. (Laughter.) lie tztthat the dm time an Invading army got near those mills which had dons such wonders would emu to widr..lobeers.) The bon. gentleman (Mr. Wakley) said delyeeenst legalded entirely by the great constituencies. 4,.... e could , n a l d s i , t however, uation would har the e a He what ill iallaka lemillet a"lllla b s P li li rali e w sai ii" d ed n ln o w th e ing of Finsbury. (Cheers.) Ike bus. gentleman never bought a bit of coffee, of OW Whetter, or bread in that neighbourhood ? (Loud is tri ) . MANNERS (who was received with much im =bed hoped that the opinions of high authorities 11l bees plied would have been some justification sr we smeree, eves to the hon. member for Finsbury. I** members placed !dime men the fleet; but even if wee dip were recalled tram the stations were, in the judg- Ross or Re highest authorities, they were essential to the !Illninionenee s( we • baswar and interests of the nation, a Toy Alit thee would din before the government wo uld be asked either to tabs he. oat of commission or to send them back to the statisnehma which they had Limn brought hems. It was in obedient's!, le the order of the house that the goimossat had introdused the bill, and now wished to go Mb emaittee, in order that Its details might be dis -1 enissil. The government considemed that a large addition swore : 0 defences was nom pery, and it was because the swear* was Ism hostile to the feelings of thielewilled e mil best ealeulated to answer the ends for width It woo beiskel, that they asked the house to reject the asesramist o and agree to the motion before them. (ilear, WO Lord J. RUSSELL raid he would not vote for the smendeeent, because he timpeght it desirable that the house. ' het* derided by a very hey. majority in favour of the seseeissimor, should passed is committee to disown es i ltg i =d prey amid = o v f ory the ab b l i e ll. Ha di a d i set th :p bo to . ma it area WWI MM., and he meet robot opilet the flow* Ad Weiss pat forward by the sobs lac the sisals' he Itewhin. That noble lord bad bid the bras, "If yesisee he this bill, you may be safe ; if you vete he the anisailemnb you may net be safe, and probably may be rained." The whole of his objections to this bill was, that it would not make them safe. (Hear, hear.) He agreed with the noble lord (Palmerston), not u to the abut of the daeger 7 -not as to the sudden nature of the attack which he thought impending over us--bat in the, necessity of providing against dangers which, in the case of war, would be more imminent than on any former occa sion. His objection to the bill was certainly net that it , was intended to provide against that danger, because go vernment were fairly acting on the resolution of the house that the bill skald be brought fa—but his objeetiss was' that the MB, if carried, would net provide the We* which was seessery. (Hear, hoar.) He had cillibliel thil matter so well as he Nub' before the isbil illeall• Ida had esublered whether It was pesibb he his le me pre some sass mints Is eemailfts se *NU mise do bill tbo moos of lit shiest deffisi.' ft - bsi Nand Se Ms ask while be might p~flit lidiedid in derail- - b. BIM of the abuses, he esdilablpirritasi is ism* bg ewes whisk would give obeisab pielliney to the bill. Ile therefore came tothedemimien tame it was better we Mil aboard be at once relied* Malin that the govern. seat might provide atiodue Min omiiist. (Hear, bear.) Yukio other seaman bat bees soggemed ; and, bed the bill not Mee aneedideni, *lee wsa not the swellest doubt the governable would have adopted use of those means. It simelwed to him that than WNW boldly wry which would net love hues batter boa the pussot WU. (Hem, bear.) no bit had been yapme abound; sad namely any ;se of impedance, MN rem of silibey esperiesu, womb say that the bill wadi ha diebut. Mop sub" 'molar force were not in orwedloheald wet boa eut..wilt the expeetatione en tertained.' balk ban tbo eisensel. it wall he impossible he the Os measilasirladel to Agora* the mall Ewes ho bad is tie soighimeodsoi ef the seeiropolk. Owen an imusiss is Osswall sr Roaltaltswould it be ossiimat to mod MOO or *46* dila raw Niato Ft that Moak I Osuld any MS Wm thstrealt a a as Sw ei o lissolkirat i Ilia* then Ma hill weld be • t. woe WE Ike Rerun be propered was moony ent, and vast he psalm Weems a issak_aoll _spool militia was es• ei texas imporissee. Me deoW sit was entirety Ms alms sai pekoes.: that the hones had reload Qlba awns et bei . gi gs in his bill. He had suet hopugned tho sertivesof these the bad deprived Wm did pewee et lobs she 'bough he Waned it tun • pa audio" ebb. stabil psese Dot wise!, adored, es be seamed esodioget this bill, that It was bebisot for the peeps% abad best "barged with acting, set us as to sewee - fte debase of the ealattb but purely been Putty ashes. Be entirely dulled the Initrreetalion p* elm his motives t it was quite at alltiesee with whet his been thus were. (Hear, hear.) The eight her. the Arm Se cretary and other gentlemen on that dim the hese had most &Sly addressed themselves to his urgement; be had nothing to complain of from them • end ••••dis ISM be more fair than the manner in which the Bean Semetary bad met his ugnmeats. As the matter at prime. shod, he thought it far better that the bill, the house having Wrided in he luau, should go into committee, and that see skew tiensshould be made which were inconsistent with ihe M. 1 nerd inientioes of the government. He would not wheelie' any wales view of the effect of the measure. He thought it wonted be "Nod necessary, probably at the commas*. meat of the sea seetion, to review the whole subject; and be hoped they should then arrive at a system of defence whisk nicht be hews than the Meal militia he had pro monk sod he halter than the sae sew , and with which all alga he reskiai H. baled iL MMI Slll7 l l bill, when in upseetion e WPM be Rosa lb be djmetiesallt in many remosts. U. did not aspect that, in the present session, they would be able to determine on such a cosine. He, therefore, thought it far better now that the present bill should pale, and that in the nest session they should con sider what was likely to he the best means of defence. (Hear, hear.) If it were found that there were 60,000 or 80,000 men who could be relied on for the purposes of de fence, he should be glint that he had been mistaken ; if, on the other hand, there should be a general sense that we were not so strong as we ought to be, he hoped the evil would soon be remedied. (Cheers.) The house divided— For Mr. Cobdon's amendment Against Majority against the motion -209 On the_qtiestion that the house pa into committee, Mr. HUME opposed the motion. The noble lord the member for London declared that the bill was bad and useless, and yet he counselled them to give up all further opposition to it. (Hear, hear.) It seemed to him that this was vterry inconsistent in the noble lord. (Hear, hear.) The sable lord wished to draw them into the same ineou sistesey with himself, but he (Mr. flume) would not row hallo SIMI boat with him on the present occasion. (Hear, and lewd Sato of " Divide.") We. IL GIBSON wished to know from the right hon. =the Secretary of State whether he would not go Hee pro forma, with a view of introducing esseber bill—(" oh, oh ")—in which all the laws relating Is Igoe militia might be combined ? Mr. WALPOLE said that amongst the amendments to be illeaured in committee was ono which would raise that tegetiors. Ile thought it would be most witle-s into egitimittee pro forma for the purpose of inserting 141 new einwsel to bo struck out again. (Hear, hear.) Mr.BRIGHT wished to know how far men under training would be brought under the provisions of the Mu tiny Act. He believed that, with regard to life and hush, they were exempted from its prov i sion ; but he should like to know whether during the period of training they would be subject to the punishment of flogging, and whe ther, in C 460 they were called out, they would be wall drawn from the ordinary tribunals of the country and sub ject to punishment by martial law ? (Hear, hear.) Mr. WALPOLE would give as fall information Oa he COW with reference to that and all other questions when the home was in committee on the bill. Mr. BRIGHT (who was interrupted by cries of " Spole" and "Divide") said he had asked the question, as the an swer upon it might possibly affect the votes on the question for the Speaker leaving the chair. (" Oh !" and " Mr. COBDEN thought the question a parliamentary ode, sad one that should be answered. (Divide, divide.) Me repeated the question whether men while serving either under the ballot or ma substitutes were subject, while out or in training, to martial law ? Mr. WALPOLE believed that, according to the provi sions of 42 Geo. 111., militiamen for the time they w,.ro embodied or enrolled were under martial law. Mr. COBDEN wished to know whether they would be subject to the loth ? (" Oh.") This question was not answered. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER hopes tho hon. member for Montrose, after the lengthened discussion which had taken place and the division which bad followed, would not insist upon dividing the house again. (Hear, hear.) Mr. HUME, considering it was important to have a re cord of the votes on the question must insist on dividing. The house accordingly divided. For the motion for going into committee 219 Against it 8.5-134 The house then went into committee on the bill. Mr. BRIGHT hoped government would fix a long day for discussing the two clauses of the bill. He urged government to allow the bill to remain over, with the vote which had been passed in its favour, until parliament met in tho autumn, in order that the constituencies and the press might have the opportunity of further discussing it. (Hear, hear, and oh, oh.) It was a reasonable proposi tion to ask under the circumstances, that on an important question like this—there being no urgency in the matter— legislation should be postponed for six months. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER was quite sure that the hon. member for Manchester was quite conscious that he had made a most preposterous proposition, and therefore he did not think it necessary to argue it. So far from complying with such a demand, he should propose that the bill go into committee on Thursday, for the purpose of going into the consideration of the clauses. (Hear, hear.) After a few words from Col. SIETItORP— Mr. W. S. FOX said his constituents were alarmed at the operation of the compulsory clauses ; and their hosti lity would not be allayed by being told that all who were unfortunate to be called upon to serve in this militia would be subject to the lash. Mr. WALPOLE—With regard to the compulsory clauses, he believed they would never be resorted to, and any hostility on that ground was unfounded; and with regard to bringing the militia under the Mutiny Act, it was the same in the yeomanry. It was necessary for tho purposes of discipline, and ho had never beard any objec tion urged against it. After some discussion on the subject of delay, The bill passed through committee pro forma, and the holies resumed. Onthc question that the Committee haveleavc tositagain, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER proposed on Thursday next. Mr. HUME moved Monday next, as an amendment; whereupon the house divided — For the original motion For the amendment While strangers were excluded a second division took place on the motion that the committee sit on Thursday next. Ayes.... Noes 29-76 The house then adjourned at half past two PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEES. RAILWAY BlLLS.—Yesterday in the Committee of the House of Lords, of which Lord ' Redesdale is chairman, the preambles of the following railway bills were declared proved : —Vale of Neath Railway, Stockton and Darliag ton, and Great Southern and Western Railway, Ireland. The following general bills also had their preambles proved :—Medina River Navigation, Ekes Estate Bill, Barnstaple Markets and Fairs, Bradford Piece Halls, Rhyl Improvement, Dudley Waterworks and Belfast Harbour. The standing orders of their lordships' house were declared complied within the case of the York, Newcastle, and Ber wick Railway Company's Bills, South Wales Railway, Han chaster, Sheffield, and Lincolushire Railway No. I Bill, Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ardrossan Railway, and New market Railway Bills. _Woo Laths case of the following general bills :—Sheffield Bridges and Streets, London and Southampton Reid', Deptford Gas, Bury Roads Bill, and Accidental Death and Railway Assurance Amalgamation Bills. POSTAGE LABEL STAMPS.—ThiS 0301111iftee met yester day to consider their report, but adjourned without doing so, owing, it was understood, to the want of a quorum. DRISIDI RAILWAT.—The committee, in reporting the preamble of this bill proved, state that it is intended to reduce the capital to 106,2601, and loan to 35,4001., and to abandon the portion of the line between Banchory Ter .• an, and Aboyne, leaving the line 16 miles loeg. livened of the line will be 92,0001. EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW RAILWAY.—The report of the committee, declaring the preamble proved, states that the object of it is to limit and define the company's borrow ing powers. The company's share capital was ascertained to be 2,373,3761., and their loan 981,7201. The committee ' thought it expedient to authorise the lease of the Black brae's branch. MIDDLESBROUGH AND GUISBROVOIE RAILWAT.—Tho committee, in reporting the preamble of this bill, proved the state the line to be 9 miles long, and cost of it 72,0001., of ' which stun 66,0001. is subscribed. ENCIMEY INTO THE GROWTH Or COTTON IN Itinta.—Mr. Mackay, who was deputed about a twelve month since by the lAncashire manufacturers, to enquire into and report upon the state of cotton cultivation in Western India, together with the reasons of the defective supply sent to this market, has addressed • letter to the Bombay Chamber of Commerce, in which he announces that severe indisposition has caused the termination of the investi ptioa in prosecution of which he visited India. Mr. Mackay to his address saya:—" Before disease had fairly disquali fied me for further exertions, I hail succeeded in travers ing the greater portion of that part of India which consti tutes its greet cotton field. In retiring from the country, therefore, I do not leave without having formed impres sions as to the condition, wants, and prospects of the cotton trade in the great district in question, impressions founded, for the most part, on actual observation. Mad I remained any longer in the country, my subsequent visits would have been, in the first place, to districts of secondary importance, sis regards the growth of cotton, end afterwards, to sections of the country, my journeying; through which would have par taken more of the character of trips of pleasure and recrea tion than otherwise. Such, however, lam now relnetsntly compelled to forego, but it is a consolation to me to know that whilst 1 am compelled to leave India just as my work was becoming light and agreeable to me, this compulsion has not come upon me until the heavier and more serious portion of it had been accomplished. I trust that return ing health and strength will enable me elsewhere to tarn, to soma little extent, at least, the information which I have derived at the cost of no little labour oa the spot, to the common benefit of India and England." THE ENCUMBERED ESTATES COMMISSION.—From a return to parliament, just printed, it appears that up to the lit of February the sales effected by the Irish Encum bered Estates Commission amounted to 402,8771. 2s. 3d. The number of acres sold was 698,328, and the cub pay • mend made by the commissioners 1,971,0291. 141.1 d. TILE METROPOLITAN INTERMENT ACT.--Yoafcr. day a return to parliament, obtained by Mr. T. Dusoombe, was printed, giving some information en the Metropolitan Interment Act. It app,ars that Dr. Southwood Smith has 1,2001. a year under the act; Mr. C. hlacauley, as secretary, has 5001. ; Mr. li. R. Williatna was appointed treasurer at 6001., but the office has not been filled up since August last ; and Mr. 11. C. Edwards, as statistical clerk, at 1601. year. These salaries have been advanced by the Trea sury out of the funds available for civil contingencies. WEST INDIER—Tho governor of Gundaloupe hair published a proclamation on the subject of the regulations to be observed at the Saints' Islands, when they become a penitentiary colony. No vessel will be allowed to approach within gunshot of the coast after sunset. Any vessel nes locting this order will have a warning gun fired from the fort, and if that is unattended to she will be firedog. 1,