The Express. — London, England, 1856-03-14 00:00:00

aVt. / ;./.r Al • d•• Cer to. 177 1 ! • 11-0 , 6PAPER Ttt ~/ It'd. -.. Na UM.] GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.-EASTER ROLMAYS.—As EXCURRION TRAIN in Rare Padding. tea ea M.IN 1 , .% T. aU. at an.. for VOIR! NOTON Wir ral& Hirrnareham. W , 4 Itreaarlea. WM...Warr. Ndetaa. Want W,141,:t ebre•steua. ebeeter. Ilirketatad. sad 1.41111‘.001 returtra.:. f or. , drad Mace. at r a.m. sad tatamedlate stallet..... per ha , ..1 Lela, Eralay. the Irth Rat fare. sad War. ict.l"..n. and $..; Birminhm. a/ aad ta..rnewa. Wedraraary. sad ark Th. la. sad 10.; I J s., Wolvcrlawatn. and dd.; %Ceiba/arm sad 27r. rd nal br.a.r. Wel Batarbead aod bl 174 a 37/ aad 17w elallret. under t.cl.e half prim Ticket. rat Jr/referable. sad only avallahle for tla estursan Mira. L ONDON sad NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY. EAST R HOY, IDA YR. it6Tl'll/4 TICKETV lowed ots THURSDAY, the Wth War&, amd /aloe to.:dro • soli h areiloole up to and leehbolog Monday, the Nth. Oe tloult FRIDAY the Teethe will rev IM with the ed,100.0 of the 0.14 a.m. dorm 11•11 ?Tali' from Loofker. whkh uttl nut a. tr. et,lt dot, ....pt ever the Chalice Rad Holyhead Balless. By order. 11 mopes Office, Eat= Illiatice, Huth. 111611. LONDON and NOR I'H.WESTERN dad MIDLAND RAILWAYS. tASTER DAY TICKETS. rim aud &toad HOLIDAYS. C. will be ldued from Loadoa to Ltesehe. Bradord, Collwittate Leedi, Iloeveark, Nortnintoty Il+ker on. Oa &Ahem. Tikuristo 14 Ponemoter, Lomitaam, 1 1 tiatlte aad heologbest, Haa.orettela York IM the ordinary Was, es Tbunday. March 01. sad taterropitate haw. to bl,•odas. Marta 1., lac usse. lied • ill t. avaate for Mims try the ..ntinse. tr vi. ea any day up wand inelud au r.... 147. Maett 2 S. UPI.. Pi) , Yv 4. te ertli alto be sawed go tbs !al. dap. &vitiate to lawn p tllllf, -*Mill bey kket• .6i Ow Ir.: Word true the above steDoes to Leman. FAA. *WOO. has h. ISYS. by order. BANK OF DEPOSIT, x..wara Loadra. A D. 1844. Foto dolma of Lama; Mope, aro imolai to samba lia PIM of Si llama of Mao& =sallow for opening lowstrwelli sacomala ma hes MLR MUMS" Matagfai Dtresair. Establithed M. B RITANNIA LIFE AzitiURANCE COMPANY, Leopovered tirtir:rren Migel. rna lrinat., sp. 9. at W an in. Ak %soder, alb Palk Challmaa. Wallin. lianleett, r. q .141. E. I, C kon 14..v.a. tog Nedieger Ransaialisse. oeunli. ....q . Ahaellrgerid Gone e. b• n L. ..Ps Millis Co,ilty, / sq.. Mb i tl i sr&-C•Mlns LlmbelllMMllits Jail Wel. It. Lott . fllk Omni& F.rann. ..11.oten=4 6 174az Wed. past T. N. (71aillcr, V., ej. T H. L. assle. Loc. Deeacecksameas iitUDING tut aui—lL kr ay. 14 Oidequire, Looker foie nosa—lhara. Is 14 leactocratelet. Tea- Baesses—Mema. Dtmeitha. Yeaten, sed Dersard. W. Casa& laaradie Mud Oar amannee War er detee. Hal trereftire reorekred drift Int sem yeama tam imam ia dur. ce at Mob If aectomieg prewlerty. iteables. doles iskrette. Ice opium IL l MA , ===graMe r. ElmiErtiompftmmittalmmetwa INlMlWlmmbinftWaWmidlle $l4 T al° .ft f " I 3 S 4 a ,. Aal pi j i eil i I 'l` IA sed! Prem i..rturti min.. 11'1 d. It 3 If 4 0 12 VI, I I::ASYLUM LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE, co Bell sod LawklL Ll7: at Hour lir! Abroad. kr 0,11. Itilboy. awl sa,al Emploments. !be Offisobsimpr pal* Prpvitary prlaelpin. Do Parlasealp latml. ie. it nILN it Ro . P P ir t s &idiot Digier. Noir ready, la 3 balms. crews No prise lb.. cloth. THE Ell/lONIAN REVOLUTIONB of 1848. Loucks "tainCJ,Lalidf"&•. l l (brahill. E QUITABLE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. iff=ms a stamtm. tat mums CAP Rz e ITAL -La tu .... INC Bg=r 4l.6l :l4l 6l t=sl= Me s 2= l ::•= tbe .= fu .1* Pe s ße u ribrie s mse v p r j r ewe It• Porq Area • APSVEC ommi lldd •••/7 W•6111bli. Pam Ie One Is melee ir Sow Ameemesed ter Widilip Ammilbolbees. end elelemsee ereteff ihemleffle o ge s t re==.7.:73...="' ARTHUR 11010411 t, Aeletey. ARTIES WANTING an eight-roomed HOUSE . os ambit . linis..assidlyply ua lw in z ok eee .la t Blen6sa- UPT U R E B.—By Rowel Letters Patent. wnmrs VW %WAIN LTV= TlCll e ale=roirds seediel pediena is le tie meet la lie lemenees of MULL Tie use ef e Ar r akeilse idia l ir bal lgr e ..."""1. a 4 ...i vllls eme:e i fi T s awi tril . eel Mr d- r.4=A.101. me dr tw Tam ilegieliii b 7 Pi" fa . i tirelOiliMailY. L= B MIN :IZ MIN welt Ws U ARIUS'S SPECTACLES. the eleteptat and bet, of wall-kre.• esteems for instelie Ilit te fA Prim evettly sebeel at foeft All per lasitrue:414•11111161111108PLCT OW" ta vamped use an mem it % a te l c Isteell. rad ltat psi • I 31._00ellmet Ye Mums tlehosAssfiva virattift lie aimiterealks MAW ATENT FLEXIBLE TUBING . JAMES LYN' BAI!COCE. Vuiceahrd lailli-lebtor Tuh r bar Bee Iftastagtorgr t edldu the siitsaimet Ile bide tthle I avuuta LOU sad TIMM. IMO delft ab ra Al. IF aftlee 'rift Sr lip. re Vularlasi &Ws ho i =elr4ll euelheeme. illsomiterl. Lemke. EORDINCFS WATERPROOFS an the bait ankh. kg ma; lb % Owl al insahare. GM ege inia ia Mama nolrwalpal anaseasva Ml= an r i" J• IN* Wr ib li n stEcr e r ema De I* opus ii /ia miaow SOM. u Sa. yr:ea— L a sesalla norkad Irlib a rara• at J. C. COADIXS, Na, In moist Teana.bar. ASTHMA, C , aitbs, Colds, and lateens speedily amet.ses hamar, mired bg ha re of OPIOICK/11 PtILIIOI4IXIft. Reran' oh ha hurl adsgar t= era Ike agrialm Mrs ailum. Or Maim animies IMO 11.11.11•11 111, Mt SO AMC awl list 0 illaWingi as. soil se wha o liellsgs• et Ow t a rot Waal= .r& z.....1 7: ,,,.......... t ......., II b h ....biss agheassarg as Sig IMO tia .d... rallilli .1 74 / Beriag If h. he ; Orgii . rd C. rd Sees, = Os. Oadaug-lisid; rid ba l trria ma geldrs hSs kloadium le bialso gag liar 112. *I a ir ; @Margo ag h. OIL aguish meth an MO" Ila One 1 1 .11 NM OZBAU'R IX/PARINI, or BACRIARATED , ejr impreell tgatl: FrestSooo.•ll.ll4lo= W asiz ikan orbs *abut • of OS Monier • 84v . 11 wig% Nat . 141 4. d. sod Mho poluloldkombi• • .NEW LAIBEL—Ia coesequeoce of the greet misty et eseetrldt Mole et A. ItOWLAra= AcussAa OIL rib dielladea i y WY& le MOW r haematite le lislee •d ca. met e i 1. 4. 4 . N . 7 see. aseleeirl fa them dell " or ' moot p =e6. lh O a a steheek r . a lk"1 11 . A . : Oollehlieel hi white .• EA OlLlthe pee th. reetemilm i gier .... Mi." V "MO It the 4emetare the peeptelers hi red A. tow s a d B:4B."—The =al le WE se Sh. be &swim sad IrRIMMAIL—O• tt e Mk et . IMO, an r. sina lall T i me4roleetroa rism a z :t r: r24clin limimmed r Bah 4 *Tr% le ii• Idi ErAt is i esiss Phil isre s• km boa " as nits Is Os Ms st me WO et sr o.ii. Zsim av er . x.. saa: kilEteMiri. 'Jr* a ll is bt Molls MISS P. HORTON'S Litre. T. Osman Reed) NZW col POPULAR mersitirenntsser.reemee et ZTA.F i; poi* et legArkz 14. 1 =ollsok vi str i woods( at se squelcr psi tr. Ira. S. cos S.; Pe, Ilia ass be esered at the Oiler, dogleg Os dey. • Idetalse INelisme wiry Ilskado. One o'clock. Ile porlommoo ow listurag igestsat. et A. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, c_ 00,113,2 1 41 2144. lADAIDDrifon SS, rostimso =IA IS us 14, issislisis sposedis el 1.1118 soil implimism ems NO etas Ears rums Is mai Dbassis. , Z 11 11 1Moi. imr. laMiess sse deitsvoll at 12. sad 4 =s -is A as beatisst dz obi.. t amiss by Dr. Datoo.l.S.Q.D. owl at liagglng Dr. .Is. §OCI RTY of ARM' PRIZE SHILLING BOX el WAftlt-COLOUIte, need try the Royal Pm lay.— llTlON.—leset sessitaing the Imes' daeriplits id = Wog sold s, the 'misty et Arts' Prin. bin a r iiM PIIII.OIp os inpritiOo 04 OS pals, theorise Seiety of Mee r pi e l f rake-Ookeee as be beil et Yuri air la . Ikebblevit, Iteeemb eih. se MI bo the . L i re d be bed =Tel = ebbe sreabee• tam JOSHUA SWIM. es awn. C HEAP BO OE 8.-111eseed-hand Copia. of Mr. Massalwd Meglidd, Yak 'IL IV.—Oyddry Pdadd Mersobs—Werdrard Vol WI elder Werke Ms lare rd: t ri4 Llama are mow Od 1 Maimil lan MSS rth2l36wr Yl OM. Mddirrader. TO FAMILIES FURNISHING.—Parties, before 04118 esererdire_p_e_teedisill ere szteadre mambo. is" saa Wm. W i llet . tb==irtrar li vr= 3. / C 4c4t Iri =s. slaw is Is lar arti liK le to dr Minim Wiril i=l iais lialr bet maitsi. ARK YOUR LINEN.—The Pee sepseseded. Thiniout ass. sad Ira solued assekellen. "I , am. A r ls=witt a illinVAN l V Avg puma es in Wes wee Wee: ; se4 auweee. ; in* WE not MOW Aplied, Tee Pelee WwWw. 17 We ead ' VVIWEIVN. Laseasna, we door BEST and CHEAPEST TEAS in T H ELMA OM to be obtalsed el PHILLIPS sad COMPANY, Nirdralm. IL RING WILLIIIIIRTRUST, CITY, LONDON. STRONG CONGOU 26.101. PR. Prim I sm Is wiry so ut costb. *Mate o' .o o' sail k .7= et tke Looks MYfsle, sad Is rat boo by I es v. pllcetkot SUOMI/ oreiled at mute' prim TL Not 00T SU so the Woe of 400 ix logogram* wants fru to say raw *Oka or market tows to Zoglost !EVEN POUNDS of molkot CONOOU or NOUCHONG for ONE GUINEA. float... aroma Tow IM 04•1400 oda todortote, 4m. dd. to to N. per lb. Nowara of s sod Dot, on Tomm. Good strong Cofer, la. par dt.-1411? INDIA TEA 0011PANT11 0,11021. Y. Gram 114. Heimerabercerird. RAMO sibi•deseL pOAL DEPARTMENT.—By Berewsed Railway. lAA rd Ow. Mabry ar a t aM dirrimad b. z% ..n tram re Cealur eleares Herr rd X • ir •Teir Learadonr • Warr se toy per se lasra. rh. per sr ark— Mom Ire Lars Lars Orker Warr. Idiarr. at Tilt FALL OF LADE. INith T►or.d of D R. BANDWITH's JOUKNAL of the SIEGE DININCI at LANG la NOW IMAM. Jots Nuns,. Alkamabairpat. TEI LATE SIR ROBES.? PEEL. New ready, la 2 eels. Bro. price Ma, dada, BE POLITI C AL LIFE of Kit R. PEEL. AZ TIMPIIAS DoriuDay Malfar d tbo " Masada' Haim of TM Tram law er i kamalea looks • Zooll. C 0... 66. OceshM. STRlC jul ar " ritin ca?. TU the I iti e bomplies- I geß l =eV at V a lt i Xesrratwiwi li .% 71 .... y 5. " Mr. w sell Mew he lave t= mod W Ws es WOO mellow' These "TM whale whims is he et maelleal ow 4 yortiat Abelmeet el the Maisel Ilelsona Lieges: J. CONY, Mew Meineheeh4Meel lea -. New and Imbed ; arke L. a. b PM. for 11113:11NCE el or, Hew to Live and nue" ; , male be Disk so II IMI: Meat fay ealimealete abernaes a et Via lle I =Pal . Wa wa t i llAr i kt e... l4 W*llllB oi Via ea abe itV INII :Ne pare a p= g e= r t hs e= clr. =we . . moma me new ken Ile wises dberem se ilk Se am gese MI be heal ebe emus Mama WI le "111% - cmgrose. me ow Make inellaie tale presiese. end tie Leedom : Oe. M. Pateneeleteew ; Hamm U. Word dna : a Was. Oaf: Mena 3a. leeemeeweetare ;me ail book, waw L LOYDS WEEKLY LONDON NEW, Mel 17 DODOL• RRRRR OLD. ATTAIAN WIMILLT OIDOULATIoNIori IMAM • QUM? MOT fat MAID= It epolmite WITS OOLUMNY Dadatog Y 56 %ItY LAMM IIITILLIOIII3IIOX. Ades TWOPIIIOII, or nrimpasa put trek al w Nome Afllli k elf divot Eros LIAM litlitywatalle. la Na. ira AILY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 cu. wit; la SenTAM A It T. pa u L t dle IS& DAILY NEWS FORWARDED to tb. °DUN TRY by XVIII ENO POST. at tby. AL pr sr.. mast la M. yeen= .lollll m ALWOY. 14. Upper AlbearyieuM. Iftwablbserk. awl Me APIA. DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, in London, Mlles porquielor.-1111/1S 11011NIN ONA I &Alt= —STU DO.„ 194 M. re sr.—Z. MUM, 9, irlemadst,Nas Aaml. nATSWATER,DAILY NEWS LENT TO BATS &WV=rorter.4. Is i =e l :3 l . e rfal t hre g ivre i rr i nk s it ,itfeet: THE EXPRESS.—The PUBLIC and the TRAUB 1117PPLIND wiry aftasoest al baltpask fear o'cleettZ : OTIUMNIIIIUN. lowa Asia. XL ilagessaleast. nod. PARLIAMEN TARP' RAILWAY COAMITEIS.—ComaitIft• so the fol. lowing railway bile h via be.. applaud. with **Weals, lambus to seers so sharpie :—lta two Cooatiss and Easters Hake liallsays—rilr MAW/ Perry, dulness ; Caesura Kemal lisilwoy—.ll. Earl of Horeb, ettairossa ; Aberdeen sad &coltish Midlitad JeastUa Anolgsmatios— Lord Sushi. 'Wrens ; Cut sod liosshal Hailwep•-• Lord H. Vssor, Palmas. MiLrop JUNCTION RAILWAY.—Tito Patatlths• is this bill 'supposed the prowable. Ws (Cheinetford Chronicle) keen that after the ibelsratiaa of UN yell os Saturday, a bawd neet.ag of the ' Credo's of Ow &stern Caustics BaUway was UM, sad Mr. Waddiastew was Masud sialnasa by ell Uhlman against fire. Oa Ow mottos M Mr. Wadley's. Mr. Braes, the loader of the WWl's, wee derma Ire the Wise of &pet, ellainaas by the Mee** c 4 Mr. Pteke la IV piase. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 14, 1856. the Court. The Queen had a dinner potty oa Wednesday at Beckiaghaa Palace. The c !nosey included the Princes. Royal, Prime Victor of Hoheobbe, the Maharajah Dulcet) Sigel, the Duchess el flatherlaad, the But end Commis of Raeribery, Visoosat Palmerrtoa, Lord Peamor -, the Right Bon. Hoary lad Lady Mary Labouthim Sir Jobe Lagia ' Brigadier-0 I Shirley ( commanding a brigade of the Light Division in the Crises). Colonel F. &rimer, end CJ'aiael Fitscasyer, C.B. (Royal Artillery). The bend of the Coldstream Guard* played during dinner. Be, Majesty's private bead afterward, pet fasted the fol ' loving eelettioa Overture, "Idolassoo" Nowt. fraiaarlas, eo Im Gnome Mir Hardy. Numb Labiralty. Her Majesty and the Prisms Couture and the Princere Royal, attooded by Lady Churchill, liejoi-Oenerai Buck ley, sad Captain the Roo. Dudley de Rua, seat to Wool wich yesterday to witnem the errival of the s.fileeri and son of the Royal Artillery shge train dire.t from the CrMee. The royal party left Bei kittens Palace at half-past two o'elook in two carriages and four, escorted by a party of 3rd login Dragoon.. Ti,. Queen was received at the Rust Artillery Barr sets by the Dabs of Cambridge, Viscount Hardie's, end Leuteornt-Gmeral air Hew Row. The Redress of Cambridge and Princess Mary were like wise present to meet bra Majesty sad Lord Panetta*. At foar ock the *Mears and as of &be siege meta, is num ber about 900, Illerehed up MIMI the arsenal, where they were disembarked, headed by the Royal Ant lir, band, and passed by her Majesty. They were then formed is lino us the common, sad the Queen passed down the ranks for the ponces of minutely hupscting their appearatee. The whole having marched past in quick tine, wheeled into line and preseate4 arum The Qomen and the :opt party then rimmed to London, and arrived at Backing barn Palace at a warier her, re six o'clock. The Prime el IWaise and Prises Alfred, attended by Mr. Hibbs, 'Mei the RooLgleal Hardens is the Regent'a perk. The Qom and Priam Albert, with Prism Viet.), of Rohm!, he, honoured the Princess's Theme with their presence in the evening. Lady Chorehtl , , Hon. Caroline' Cavendish, Lord Catnap, Maj r General Buckley, and Captain Hon. D. do Hot, attuned. A deputatioe, easels?* of Mr. R'clsaM Sadism (chair- mew of the North British Railway Company), Mr. Mink Sprot (divvy theirase), Messrs. John Baia aid Charles 'trotter (direetors), the Hoe. P. Veatr, 11. P. sad Mr. B. Lockhart, Id P., bad ea latervirw with Lo rd 15matey of Aids tit y and the Bight Hos. Robed Lowe yesterday, at the Board of Trade. Mr. Watson (managing director of the City if Dublin etas Packet Company) and Mr. &yam (parliantentery went) bad ales an Interview wittt the asble lord aid right hots. geatleaan yesterday. tr Thomas Fremantle had an interview with the Chas- cello, of the Baehequer petards', at hie official undone* li Doroiogstreet. A deputation on the subject of leasieg the Rochiale canal by the lAnewhire sad Yorkshire and other railway compasses bad ea tateniew with the Bight Hen. Robin Lowe os Wednesday, at the Bond of Trade. The deputa tion toadstool of Mr Aldan, Colossi Smyth, M.P., Coloriel Wilson Paton, 31. P., Mr. Jenne Heywood, M.P., Bit Williams Milner, M.P., Mr. William Rickert, M.P., the Mayor of Heiden. Mr. John Hope Shaw Mr. Thome. Wilson, Mr. A. o.Butwool. Mr. Charlie Huns, and Mr. Waterhouse (saints* Despatattee wire received at tbs Colonial aloe yestuday from the Goversor of the Cape of Oroxt Hope. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—THIIIIIIDAT, Mum 13. Tho Loki) Camioni.t on. took lits mot on t h e woolsack at an °Wank. TORTURE IN INDIA. The Earl of ALBEMARLE gay, notice that on the 14th of April he should rut nt a p tition from certain in habitants of the tresiducy of Meuse, comp'aioing of the ionictive of tenures by tie Wilms of it ()aeronaut, attri buting the practice to the pr. tsure of the esumment for the government revenue end preying for trate: Ulm ; also. that he should more to restive that by a report latcy laid on the table it wee proved to the entire conviction of tha hones that torans for the purpose of extortion had long ban practised. sad Bull oestineed to be prati.ed, by lb. :alma °Mare of go verament in the realisation of the public nu and the administration of criminal law, to • greater or less *tient throughout the 20 yraiatoo vonstilutiog the goverment el Madras; that the aforesaid torture, although clandestioe and uneethorised, had-been for many rug iutown to end admitted by the sonstitetiid atithoritiee la England, as shown by the public records; that this house viewed the prac tice of torten, entwining over so misty millions of her Majesty's subjects, u en instrument for the realisation of the 6 publie revenues or the administra tion of *rimiest law, or for any other peruse whatsoever, as repugnant tit natural justice, and highly disgraceful the oharacter of this nation; that the house pledged itself to puns. the speediest end most effectual measures within its power for the snoihilation of the bar heroes pr Atom atone!. within the government of Madras He should also move for the production of certaia papers connected with the subject. THE NIGHTINGALE FOND IN PARIS. A meeting was held on Wednesday at the British Rather, at Paris, under the patronage of his Baal oney Lora Cowley, in aid of the N glitingsle Fend, and after a few observations form hie linelleasy ou the 'abject of the meetieg, Mr. H. Baring, Ili P., was requeted to take the their. Mr. Baring espl tined that the aloe of the pro- posed enthessiptlon was to be la aid of the Nightingale Fond for the foandhsg of a traiaing school for names to Rag land. lisbeequently the followleg resolution was pr► posed by the Marquis of Westmeath, sad aseonded by Oeseral Sir Alexander Woodford, 0.C.8., that "applies non be be 'made to MM. Odigasni, to snow a sabecripti .4. list to be opened at their establishment for the benefit of the Nightingale Fend, and that sash list remain open tin the liSsis of April neat; a/so that a omunitme, consisting of Lord Grey, Mr. Tudor, Mr. Lewd+, and Mr. Margery, be appointed to superintend ail mitten missected with the sabeeriptlem." The Insolation was adopted anent measly by the meatiest. The committee beg earnestly to remommend this subject to the attea. that of an Br:tisk resident, en the eontinest, mad they would hereby request her Majesty's causes and agents in the different towns, to give their 'Usable aid to this medal and lama important Institution, by receiving any sabsosip• nom for the object, and forwarding them to MM. Oaligesal. MM. Oalignani, es their part, beg leave to state that they wal with pleasure nosh, all miss foewazded to them for the above purpose; and that a stabeeeiptimelat IBM remain open at their establishment, as mentioned in the rasolutioa passed at the semis,. A marriage is ow the topic (says the Nottingham Aerosol) b.teses the Rev. T. Ramos, a sear solstice of Lord Room, Listola. to Caroline, yosageet daughter of the Lady Dowager, sad deter of the Rea. Visemiat Gal way, M.P., of &s.by-Itell. Notts. Mr. Oliveira, M.P., entertained at dieser, in Hyde perk-street, e• Newby bet, bb Zuellecey W Amer:asa Minister. Mr, Beshabse, Kr. Cbsrlas Gina, 11. P , Mr. James Haywood, 11. P., to. The Mayo papers report the death of the Hoe. F. Carendhb, os Meads, muster. He was sea of tke Right Hoe. flit Healy Cameosfah aad Ears% Egresses of Wan. park. Hs was is the 79th year of We ap. We (Post) have great pleasure in stating that her majesty's Oorarnarat hays rewasaidered the one of Lady Tomas. It bee sow bola decided that het ladyship Abell cej 'y the fall pension of 4001. a year. Sir Colin Campbell has appointed Liestamat Alison, 'Mad High'widen, moped sae of sir Araibald Alison. But at present with his leginsat I. the Odoey eno of his iticiss-datamp. Captain Digby, Grenadier Guards, has left tows to r. joie his regiment is the Crimea. TIN Admiralty item dispatch yacht Vivid, Mr. H. W. Allis, wow, R.N., i• emiliaad, arrived as Pour aunul yoatarday aordag inn the outward, whit& is dumad oltallraaa of at Aisinlty or Boud vial* to tba due shorty. Mr. Jame Beatty, 'askew In chief of the CH- 111•011 Reimer, died, we regret to my, es Tuesday lett, at Bleoulleld-temoo, Harrow reed. Be had readied bet Ms 360 year. The Dee d'Oesans, Don Antonio Seto, and rite have arrived at the Clareadoia Hotel, front Paris. It is stated that the petition to parliament for an isqsiry regarding tbs roundinga of tbe Asstoissise Is prorestsst Oseassissies is Wag aimlessly desei by go boodbsidsts, Ow asses at proses% squibs& oprossatisy istensiste dm mama of 260,0001. Mr. 8. Emery, the well-known actor, will appear Ina now ehatartyr during Pialioll Visa, baying *mimed Drury-les Theatre ter • aria of he will be the sae postman. D 7.11111 or Ml. Bat FOUL 07 We twee to record tbe dean of lama Maidoad Balfour, Eq., of W Male slaw, at Paschal. is So Mead of Madeira ea Se 23rd ult. The theasad pathless was the sea of Se late Jaw Belles , of W hi tt imelleale, red Lady limes Malawi, ilaagatr of Oa leis Mari of ILoadordale. He was beta la 1820. sad Softly after seta:dal hie arj. rity, stared tb• Remo .1 Cosmos la the CesrrntiT. Surat, bays ntereed for the Haddlairiat bombs at the guard Manion It 1841, after a way kis 07111111•• by • =tt mil. ewe iM 'Whig wiadidate, ttio late Mr. iftew.r., of Aldesees. He Masa his eat dabs to whoa of that p i rliamse, bat did ea efts himself kr realeetlea to 1647, having already braes to afar from that laelduoal malady widish has saw reastual• set Mu of Is 1643, Mr. Salim serried Lady Blasts' Itiey-Harrlet. Sagas of the Mans. of B.liebury, by whoa bo lavas esisolabildres. Ho seeseedia to the Sally *suttee on tat IMO alba fable la 1846, and sea abated Masai( to laillillarry by as may oleolhat sad asieb‘e qualities ▪ sob Ids is nosh b !ov.d sad ea teemeg Is sag Malin Of lik.-111604.0 (buss. 7V CHURCH RATES. The Bishop of Lliiiial4,l;;;;;;;Otiag a petition aeon this &diet, took the opp restudy of *spitted* that he bed ro ptrticop.tioe is the bill which ►ad bten latradocied in reference to the wetter by ohs Archbishop of Csatarbery. TSB TAKING OP KARS The Earl of ELLENBOKOIIOH called the attention of the noble Itycl the Under Secretary f.r Foreign Affahs (Lord Wodebouw) to the question which he had pot with reference to the bine book, upon this subjects ow liloadav i last, and Inquired whether the sable lord co uld give kia the ink rse.tion for wrieh he then a•lied? _ _ Lord WOHEHOUSH mid tint there wane° letter from Lord Paimete wadi( that General Williams ought to hive the dinattoit of the mutates of the 'ruttish army, the word roomer*" I. the blue book biome very probably a ink. • f.r Cluesdos," es there was a litter from Lord Clareadoo to Lord Stratfird, heisted at p. 145 of the pawn, ezpreuly recommending tut Cieteral N WOMB should hare the direction of the supplies. Hsu ral Willies. gausatiod the paymett for supplies, referred to on Idoneay night by lie noble earl (Hiliaboroigh), ea his own respoasibility ; no aatkority hoeing bees given to bin to pimentos foods en 'applies. The p iyment spoken of by the noble earl was dude by Teh;r Pubs, u appeared from an is *mare I. the same dospatsk. The tete= of She Uses and wiener of "")eneet of the Twill* lona had been laid before the House of Commons. sad madd Of soars* ho laid before the He,.. of Lords if reguirs4. Tits torreip ndencie with regard to bthamyl, alluded to ia quattion of the stole earl, tdoo4 this. Lard Strati rd had write.. rrerately to General W i limns requesting him le endeavour to °DWI' the release of the Buda i adios Wien prisoners by &hasty' ; to • briar written in cons truce of this communication &butyl replied that before he hai tie bad received the session' litter already net the ladies at libettf. There bad bees a oorrespiadense with a view generally to obtain the 00-speratioa of the einllainne is the war, bat the government was not i s a position to Produce it, a. thereby Individuals might be comotossised. It was, for obvious reams, iniposible for her Majesty's goveromeot to protasis returns of the number of nes sompising the armies of the shies, whilst the war still continued ; it would even be lacenvenhat to give prelee returns of the number of Britioli cocotte, at a given period, aced contrary, es he was inkrased, to the established r r *sties. This, however, was • questios rather for the Was De .at then for the Foreign-offs*. The Mutiny Bills, the Cosislidsted Fend (26,000,0000 Bill, and the Demises' Advances Asti Amendment Bill were respectively read a third time and passed. Lord BROIIGHAM Wetted the house to reams the dhows/Gs upon Jodie's! stabstioe, offering himself some far ther auggoisioris towards Gamin oat the resolutions be bad presentee' on UN Snip( t lc a ygsrluill Geom. Their lordship adj amid at to minutes pact els. -THURSDAY, MARCH 13. The STALL= took the chair at four o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. LOUSE OF The Calmed Baak, East of Ft. Dedway, Edgers'ley ass, sod Loudon Doeke Bade, were marshy read a th'rd ties and paned. EDUCATION (SCOTLAND). Is tamer V) The LORD ADOOt AT& states that on the Slat ol March neat he should brie gls a bill to regulate the pato /Mal whoa& in &Wand, and ale* sof °lle in boroughs. He s►euld proceed isobar is the saattar than he had at first in tended, in oinsequesicw of learning from what had occurred rliwitht re that reheats was deemed to be ears in the paro chial schools without asp legidativa intertwines. Be hit that 4 wits quite impaesible to lease the question as it 'tad at present. THE ATTACK ON THE SEDAN.. Mr. F. ilifidUlitithenonos loTtitsd;ito ask whether my racial irgairp had been ordered u to the CM'S which had led to the failure of our troops in the attack as the Sadao a tho Sib of Number lass. THZ BALLOT. Mr. H. BERK SLILY intimat►d bis 'Wootton of bringiog forward bi. turllot motion. o► ►o early day altar Enstor. CRIMEAN TARTARS. Mr. HOLLAND asked the First Lord of the Tremor, whether the attention of her Eisjeaty's government had been drawn to the position of the Crimean Tartan in the event of pesos beteg established, sad the allied forces, towards whom they had @sown theassel.e. [twitchy dispose t, Wan recalled ? Lori PALMERSTON said it was the invariable - _ mantras whoa war bed trtrodaated, sad the twateadlag ands' bad entreated a territory, that them should be as agnemant tope a crmplata mama, to ill yattim who might la say way hate soramitord themselves, sad auk agreement wee soaddrrad trading es all the belligenata. _ THE DEFECTIVE MOSTAIIS._ Colossi stsi.Bfal whhed to knew fnm the Clerk of the Ordeanee whether the defective mortars to which alley Ma bad been made I. former discussions had is the Ent Malmo undergone the total teats at Woolitieb, namely. by easminatlon and proof. He else whited to kaow win ker, U es, any dam wee chseorand by View teats pre view, 0, :heir MMg out to Bboahuryeas. Furth r, he gag aa law!' whether those mottan were beret by Um wither, Abdul's', er by esperisseets made to esemleht s tr i dr ou lowees of resittenes balers berstikg. Flaelly. be MOM to ham kid m the tabla a ef the OW tract toll theme tad Monett the betimes the paths departmeass sad them bliallialeve. Per haps the has. member maid oho harshk a rears•of Ms number of sere tried at Waldwick betimes 1860 asd 1866, ketingalebteg bowman these mimed sad Ohms Maimed. Mr. MONBBLI sail he had as eljetaith ta /midi the ureters raked for by the hoe. and gonad amber WI the ekes of hie obeervatlem. TM modem were Wml by the °raiser, servile charge. At UM Mel sae Math mil it wes toned ea imattigetbas to Mire • boss made of very teams. iron. Another mods. pared the proof, balsa Wag mbsequatly itsbmitted is the hydraulic pemerthe. It was fesad—prombly la oomesseass of the pbep ketrthe bare Wessell by the preview armg—th tt thin were Ire down th/oegh whisk the ewer same. Witt eared to tha trials et Ithethatyases, the eiremastasess were lam. L ems.- games of ea ealsrtesate modem Wain lama the badness of the marten, be (Mr. Hose') directed that so mortar mat in by the sew sestrastor Woad be seed, bet sheath be &red wth soma! Merges et latoebaryness seta it bunt first that was Arad bent at the teeth mead, tad the eincamstama moaned that bad boss meatheed la smother plan. Canal BOLDERO asked wttstitir sap mow had beta paid to th. ooetnetors on soonest of th.. esertors Rt. YONBELL said test now bad boas paid, bat ha did sot hood 'bother os aascroat of Um impodost gum. IS INTHE LIMY. Mr. BWO?LT taloned of the Pius Lard of the Visor, whether tee samisens about to be appointed to tie mum of porches Is t►e army would has power to la quire late the spates of promodoe, and the mums of odia tads and esialeatioa a appeatmeat sad promedee, adopted Is foleiga ends ? Lad PALIIKEISTON said that the omentheles would has power testae their Squids into the prattles of fonts* asatris al to prom Mom ; whether they wadi eateed it to Sumba was ..other quotas. OUNBOAT_B. eir O. TYLER oohed the Bnt Lard .f Rio Adetbelty, whether soy eaperloieots Co! boas wade as to the relative power of resistoose between humeral awl roiled Tres plates for the oosetrwitios of Rusticate ; and. Usk whether there wee say objectka to state the resole of there *aped netts. , Sir O. WOOD sold that memo experiments bag bees nod* hot .o decisive molts had ea yet bees attained. CHARITABLE TRUSTS COMMISSION. Sir O. ORBIT. la reply to Mr Dooms* stated that lb* mod ot tea Coarsiseloser. WU ie the Midi it Sto pektin, era Risk le oady is • few der. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. THE PARIS CONFERENCES.-ITALY AND PRUSSIA. Mr. BOWYER, pungent to notice, put the following question Windt( r there is say truth in the report that the attention of the Paris Conference wil, be directed to the affair of Italy ? Also, whether the &Timms government has suggested cc requested that any, and what, nutters of Italian ;cares may engage the attention of the Con ference ?" Viscount PALMERSTON—I am sorry that I cannot give the learned gentl. man any Loft melon upon the sub ject to which hie question refers. (Heir, beer.) The first solution paced by the plenipotentiaries at the Confereuee at Paris was, that their proceedings tram day to day should oaly be known by their results. heir.) Mr. DISRAELI—I wish also to put a question to the noble lord in reference to the Conference now sitting at Pena, whieb, possibly, the noble' krd may be enabled to onewer without viola ing the rale which the plenipoten tiaries have very properly laid down—it relates to the row lotions said to have bees come to in favour oily:betties the Court of Berlin to take pert in the proceedings.— Can the noble lord id. tin us whether it is tree, as bee been stated in the public journals, that Prussia bee been invited to attend the Conference ; that she has accepted the invitation ; and that one of her diplomatist!, not Ws mi. neat than thefiret minietir of Prussia, has been appointed, and Is about to proceed to Paris, to take part in the preened legs as the representative of that kingdom ? (Heir, hear.) Vietosat PALMERSTON—I am afraid I can only give the right hon. patient's an newer ease ly similar to that I bare jut given to the learned gentleman. (Hear ) Mr. DISRAELI—Of course I do sot eject to the noble lord's not answering my question ; hat I do not understand that his reply to the leereed member can at a I apply in the present we. I would prefer, Denture, that the noble lord, if he thinks purr to do me, should s . ate that he declines to answer my question. Viscount PALMERSTON—The right hon. gentleman asked me whether it was true that the Conference had in vited, or were about to invite, Prairie to join I. the aegotia dose, and if an eminent diplomatist, the prime =Water of Preesia, was about to go to Paris in the chareetar of Pruden Veeipotentiary ? My answer is, that I decline to give any information as to what the Conference has done or is about to do, and of coarse of what the prime minister of Prussia Is about to do in consequence. ( Hear, hear," sad a laugh.) SOUTH AUST Is sown to Sir J. P, LEGISLATION. Mr. LABOUCHERE bt.ted test the sot pawed by the legislature of Vies na, on rhumb a !Lira, was, be believed, already on the table, but whether that was se or net it would sot be c messiest to profess it in conjugation with the papers for what% the right hon. member icr Oxford Onivenily tad moved, es suggested by the right bee. baronet. In dimmest* • Retie, question, be added that the Queen had bees Welled to give lam sweat to the lot alluded te, sad had dorm so. 818 CHARLES NAPIER. AND THE BALTIC FLEET. Sir C. NAPIER (who, from arab* with his back to the gallery, was very iadistinetiy beard) rose to more for a setae committee to lowers into the *pentium of the Bahia Beet In the years 1864 and 1866. In making this motion, he stated that his only object was to call attention to what had taken plus, and to vindicate his owe character. He urged that after so much had bola said about what had been dean by the Baltic fleet while nadir his command, what atght have been done, and what was not due, he thought it only fair tbst there atonic' be an 'lullaby whether or not the admirals had done their duty, so that if not, they might be brought to mount and punished, or if the fault lay with the Admiraty, that they might be made to tear the blame, and not shift it from their °en shoulders open those of others. He (Sir C. Napier) had served his conctry foe fifty pare, he bad served under fur mu ; reps, ana 016113110 Iss 1.. a ..s.aave dote ass easy faithfully and hoaselly. He bad co. mounded cot fiesta oely, but armies; and he hat at all times shown himself ready to undertake any Hives to which he might either hive been appointed by his government or us initunded by them. It had been said of him by the Lite Sir B. Peel, that, in two minutes, he had overthrown • dynasty; but wheal( r that was nor sot he took credit fi.r hiving dose some ureic) in ex pelling the usurper Don Miguel from the kingdom of Por tage], and establishing the oustilutional sovcreign upon the throes. He would 'Reamer ti aid, his case with mode ration sad justice. He had a plain, straightforward tale to tell, and had no occasion to raort t, szergoration or sub terfuge, aai ha hoped th it all who followed hint would fellow his example, and senile, themselves to the simple teeth. (Chases and laugher.) Sir Charles then repeated, with more ample details, the narrative he hat previously more than once given touching his own conduct as Com mander-in Chief in the Balers, from his fir t apt ointment In February, 1864, to the day of him di.mi.sal. He caused opal the diMeolties which be had eaconntered, in the shape of 111-manned skips and an unkcowa navigation, red upon the sere°.■ he had performed in drilling craws, buoying chasm% aad preparing charts. Submitdag that all which could be doss had been dons, the gull at mom burdened to various coreespoedeare that had puma at two ea himself sad the Admiraltv to prove that the board showed themselves perfectly satisfied with his eseduet up to a lets pried of the campaign, and thee suddenly turned rowel, proceeding first to goad and then to censure and dismiss him in the ohms* of soy just CAWS of ounplalat. LMa ova keels, Sir C. Napier read essay pumas to prove he had from the beglosiog iadioated the proper means for attacking the Russian Itostm I, having, more over, facumantly urged the provision of • Out of mortar boats, which had since beta fitted ont, and were now acknowledged to be the only entreat instruments for striking a blow against the mosey ta the Bahia After a sheet pause, . . Admiral WALCOTT slid he sever could sae a Mother eater adrift widest throwing him out a tow-rope. (Great laughter cad seen) He did set see any one disposed to eecoad the asolift, sea be would therefore do to himself. (Star, Dear) At the IMO time, he thought that wCatever diaappoistasat es pemetal reproach might lie at the don either of the gallant admiral cr the right hoe. gaa toast the amber far Cathie, they had themeless lastly lathered it. Bohn a Ben wee despatched to the able bosh the tied hew. geatiume and the gallant admiral might le ham smadeLred the eters@ which it was right end path, be posse. TM &Salta of navigntion in the Bads, the peovalemse of Awl water, the istriesethe of the mststhee M the haftiest, and the streogti of the fertilisa tion', aset Mee bees knows, rr et all events ought to have bees itsows, to them both ; sad both had therefore been to Weis, the right has. gentieusas r sat having provided adequate Raubs of attacking tie Russian forte, gad the Mtsided fee eel having seen that the mesas supplied meth saddest. (Neer, hear.) He masidand, lad, IMO they wen also to blase, the cm for Ile lad at the Bofors Club, sad the other for lie ableuted Uguel Fre Lava( led the coustey Iti l l ia T ess *del it wet met prohibit would he ob solete M tie ate! which had erten on Lew of maga Deets, la ad set thisk that sail east ins had Dem aide of the eagerimes of the last war. I:l44lsalrel Watt) apposed alma eased ia the Baltic the men UM 9; end he that& that the Gape. Beath of that pi tied might have sappeted she sort cf kse that wadi he al WSW, for NI vice, such as the lest world be required to perform. He remembered three emu le palladia. The lest was one a which the halts ei the Safeesehos stashed the see batteries at Hasse Head, sad derareyed them. Is the mooed the beats of t i t .s ei l a WAIN oeasead of • sat sagacious and to eillser; Sty Bysa Martin, the ameba of 17, MIN 170 men, attached • Utile of 12 panbosts and a large need ship, with a convoy of 12 snip, laden with r swishes sad thessesitioe, all of whisk, with the smoothies oi eat gunboat, were sapterth or destroyed. The third was a similar eaplait performed by en dither named Purest, who htheeht out theta gunboats of the enemy. Those Mai showed clearly what might have bees dose had there hum a small roe adapted to the ed ictal*. of the ease. (Hear, hear.) If the object of eeadlsg Oar shipt into the Baltic was matey to blockade these of the Rthetha goverment, SO MUM amid hays bees more templets than that which W allmild the gellsat *Mire% He bad before sow, pre treat ilto itet ahargiag the enemy's fleet with fear, be ware It had at come out and fought with on, own. To Um ism so would Dave has a mat error ; beams, the awnars hat being seamed of seater mese* to have gives battle te oar strew Bet of 'tithe skips would have be.. is loathe most smeslreceet. The image which our foes had tadara at Bobesteset het redosaded greatly to title honour, and it oerbt te metre theta from all attacks ups their gal leawy. (Hess.) He thought it was the duty of a goveruateet be nitat oaken 110 n whose they could rely, set slily for thug writhe, bat for their wisdom and dictates ; bat Wag fberatek was so less their hmadea day t• moss badeMO* Mat co Adam. Then was iamb segsalty Is the waft of that greatest of all widen authorities, the 9 a . —lttio"asiloWlettlres of tep The . s Rea "l eMh e r de pes t bait.) Moat a hawked yeas. age a my iimirstio farce woe acted by our gallant and witty allies. In it an Zeldin courier was repeennied, very protule rant before and also at the stern. (Great laughter.) The commanding officer seeing him, said, " Writ bare yon got teen before you ?" Your orders, air." "That as ell right," c sued the officer, "But what Lave you got "%- hind ?" 0 Your counter-orders." (Laughter.) " The devil!" exclaimed the officer," Then it's ali " (Laughter and chore.) So long as orders and counter-omen were gnu dinners must ensue. (Hear, hear.) With reteetet to secret orders, on wb.ch tome übservatione h id been made, he was not among thaw who denied that it was right to give such orders; but tie thought that if s. crat orders were read against as otBe r he ought to be at liberty alto to read them in his own defence. (Hear, hear) Ho thought the gallant member had done quite right in tringine this sub ject before the house; for he would out give that (taid Admiral Walnut, snapping his bug, re) for an offiet r who did not value his honour more than his if., sod toe verdicts of his country eves more. (Hear, hear ) Sir C. WUOD sesisted the motion, woicb be p °Bounced mischievous sad us precedetted. Briefly review" g the cue urged by Sir C. Napier, he contended that t the slightest mead had been shown for appealing to the house from the judgment of hie legitimate superiors—the Board of Aduti ralty. Sir J. GRAHAM refereed to bays at length the opp• eta- Wm of meeting Admiral Napier lace to fug and replying to chugs' which bad been so long promulured sad so often repeated in other forms nd plates. He should also have bees an to seven the appointment of a oleos commit tee to inquire into the subject bat fcr the assurance of the First Lord of the Admiralty that such a course would be prejudicial to the public service. Remarking upon the heavy aecusations which had been piled up anima himself, Sir J. Graham charged Admiral Napier with making an unwarrantable use of official correspondence, public and private, observing that the documents wale Lot merely quoted in the speech just delivered, but had been long be fore shown to miscellaneous acquaintances, end left foe weeks together in the Lands of the editor of a newspaper. Oa one attires, preferred in a published letter, that the Admiralty were not sincere is 1854, or serious in 1856, is wishing to cripple Rouse, he was ready to join issue De fers any tribunal that could be appointed to try the question. Adverting to personal point', Bir James entered into a detail of circentstauces, and read many letters to show that be had always acted or written with per fect sonsOnney sad candour toward• the commander of the Baltic fleet. He retorted the scene ation of into& fit) upon Str C. Napier, whose private letters at the time had, he declared, impressed very different opinions touching the conduct of his captain., the fitness of the crews, tee supply of pilots, ad other points, from those which miaow bought it expedites to enunciate. The »woo why the necessary appliances for bombarding Bweaborg ware no: furnished during the summer of 1864 was Wanes teat pine had not been closely reconnoitered by Sir C. Napier balers the 23rd of September. After notelet a cumber of ono r personal topics, the hon. baleen; d. eland that it the Admiralty had made any omissions or mistakes with regard to the Baltic campaign, the fact was attributable to their bung been misled by the despatches of the naval tome wander-in-chief. "I thank the house," be couluded, for the patiecce with which it has bend tee. 1 have been drawn lots this discussion meet reluctantly ; it it not of my own seeking that I have done what I tare been ohlled to do to night. lam rattier scrupulously dean that 1 have trunnioned the right bounds in reading went I have, but before doing so 1 c died on the house to take curtest w.th me, and I saw no token of damn.. (Hear, hear.) I must say that this house is always a friend of truth, end dislike eptcial p'eading. (Hear, bur.) I have stated to the house nothing but the troth. One word, sir, only remains, "I am a friend et Ruas.a ; if Nicholas himself bad beta at the head of the Buret of Ad. nralty in '64, be could not have dose more." Now, Ott there are many witness.. on the bench below me; and I will defy any one in this house to say that any effort was omitted by me. (Hear, heat, from the ministerial bee ch ) I admit that possibly our navel efforts in the Black Sea and in the Bait c were not so fortune II we might desire, but in conscience end is tutu I say, that whatever may hen been our failures, they or , se from no want of exertion on my p rt. (Hear, hear) Ist y die tluctly, that if we had received th. hon. and pliant officer's report as to wh.t was necessary fur attacking Sweatiorg by naval nesse only in the beginning of Jun', at W 49 quite in the power of the Bond of Admiralty to have sent out Noel a guitar, of mortars and mortar vessels as would have enabled him to occupy the islands that were made use of in the attack of '65, or to have made the th• diet before the tenon bad 'wood away. But be that as it may, was I negbgept of my duty in the following autumn 1 When I left the Admira'ty 26 gunboats were ordered and in progress, end would hare been ready when the Baltic fleet sailed in the spring of 1866 We had ordered 26 gunboats of the moot srprovest construetton, loch u bad been provost by Sir E. Lto a in the Black Sea, 22 mortar vessels, and five floating batteries—ill were built ready for tea in April, 1856, end by agreement with the French government an equal force of gunboat., mottle vessel., and fluting batteries was built n France. In addition to the 4 strew line of battle ships fitted as block ships, five others had been fitted with high venture uprises end screw re o;ellers, so that in the soring of 1865, there were ready f r sea, is addition to the ordinary fleet, 9 sail of the hue, screw block ships, 26 gun boats, 22 matter nestle, and 6 floating batteries. The gunboats, en-rtar vessel., and buttriee Ware doubled by our agreement with France. Yet, sir, the bon. and gallant officer says in the pretense of my ec neaten who know my conduct, and who know my ezertioes, that Nicholas might as well have bees at the Admira'ty. (Hear, hear.) The bon. and gallant officer hisepnen of "Tessera ;" if it be so, this discussion ought not to at it hers : I tell him I have controverted him before sad I an ready to controvert him whenever he may cheered, and I defy him to prove the secusations he sent rs to lavishly about. (Load elmere.) Admiral BEBKBLEY repreted and enforced the cen sure proatuusced upon Sir C. Napier fur publishing confi dential cortespoodence. That gallant officer he had from the beefeater; suipeend, and was very speedily convinced, bad bee ne unfitted by age for cemenand ia time of war. Captain SCOBELL defended Sir Charles Napier. who had, he said, been assailed with unfair persmality. and op pressed beneath a weight of official authority. The cam parrs of 1864 required no better vindication than could be foued is the almost equally abortive result of the campaign of 1866. . . . _ . iIINTZ remarked that memiters tu.h of the late and present B aids of Admiralty had ' , innerly expressed themselves perfectly satisfied with the conduct cf the admiral, whom they row blamed with so much severity. Mr. LINDSAY commented upon some otaitsicns and In consistencies presented in the official opecehes delivered duelist the pending debater. Mr. MALINEI charged the Adtafraby,. if their mint awetious were tea** wish hawing apt °toted, pt -tbably fro. sativee, as admiral to the Baltic fleet whom they Let; -- t - o be altogether unfitted far that important poet. He challenged them to reconcile their past selection with their pelmet censures of Sir C Natder. Mr. B. OSBORNE defended Sir James Graham and Admiral Berkley from the censure cast upon them by Sir C. Napier, and dented that the gallant admiral had save 'lensed may ill-nup from the government. If be bad it mashie own (melt. _ . _ Sir C. NAPIER replied to the various observations and attacks made newt him daring the debate. and reiterated Ms (minims as tv the conduct of Sir James Graham and the Admiralty. The salient admiral then withdr.w hi. motion. After some routine hastens, the house adjourned at half. pest 12 o'clesk. Tits ~ OloAx Clussvos " IN " orga• gusto.," witch hes made its spuerasce is the Presbytiry of Wave., may prove a very teooblesnme mos in Boatload. It is mush easier to robe a certain person s's than to ley him; end out of this papinn for liarormy may suing the most borible disvir I. While erecting in the main with Dr. ladle, that the use of (Norio in churches is a matter of lute, we think it ahoeld be added that it is also a matter of coley. Instrumental music it not forbidden in divine wraiip; bat all things lawful are not espodient; and If unity among brethren be desirable, Presbyter us should be chary of organs. Hams we not seen onogreptions felllsy to Wesson theorist trieM questiousuch as ee oath. r the 'sinister should weer a gown end bands or not, whether the people almild sit or stand at psalms, weather hymns or puerile's'!" should be sung, whether tits oncost r should reed the Use, whether he should introduce cooteie lying tunas, sad the like f Aber this to propose an argent "My tosseismeer ü ßsilie Nicol Jerrie onold say. A bombshell pitched lets the middle ayes on a Sunday would not produces more rapid dispersion, we believe, than the opening of "a hist e' whistles" in nine-tenths of oar shorcher. The Claremost-street congregation. it must be sonlbssed, however, de net wok to disturb any Christian ear cr essesienes. They do not come like the ,rest -boys under our wisdom, grind tog and thrumming, till poor human patience is like to break down under the led elan. AU of see mind, they go oat from other enngresstioms„ end, betiding &temple for themselves at the very extremity of the eity, my, "Hen Ist no sit under our ergs*, sons daring to make is afield." It is diffieult to see how an appeal of this kind eon be remitted, and the presbytery did wisely, we think, is granting the moderation of a call. If the Dips movement should become sir , mg in our churches, It might be made • regulation, minim, that the question should not be raised is any isolating cingremation, t'at the arguers must p out and build a church for tliempelves, and the innovation in this way might probeblv pate off, like lightming along a ooselue'or, without any destructive eireala.—Oloagow Dap Yap. CITIVeL Poirot—Own SMILLINO DAT, MARCM IL—Lambdas@ sa payouot,lB3; ditto Dynasts lig" 218; Wai l 1,119. 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