The Express. — London, England, 1847-11-25 00:00:00

2 . • goes resublime, re eels" Illooledsa of pedimem e meted Ids. tie • base peed et the you, is , whoa *heady eis mire et papery bed la Lerisa, lillsmow, to the Mae 10,11161,11804 • de atima seed al Mamma, of the lisidtagoor atm = bah Is erl i dei li Ze got Ire but Ilortesl. The arm raw ertilies armlet de AO Um guatlesit wee that he e arl mot be expel la palest dim meat the eassequiam demo , :rse mks _Abel, sat that deem was ash* ad ast blew ad there we se mite byessiela rm amemilite et hems of geed web ; fhb, ossi, st • Um when Tashequer Ilihe were at ilde. dims& Os Friday, OIL 8. mere bpdadea—teset Limmel—mbill as the right lea. pew" to Mem the AIM ba geedemma per m 1 . 1 . 0 1 febeilisa the UM sewn Mews sees et Leedom hid ma blenhir wei re I noi) bid (J. RammE), me Tight bee. Woe (11/2 Peel) Haifa rdwed is tewa—he did set Mow whether the Aida her brae Minel lie ides te the mime soria—Orme—edelese edema irwsZlialispeebei abo—witis whet tek he seed set my—that Mr. Pere bed some to town hen Nertimalmehed in the meanwhile, se paid a whit to Lord Grey pad air 13. Grey. The CHANCELLOR et the EXCHEQUER.—That is quite incorrect. Me O. WINTINCE.—Then if the mama that the abiders wM were obdurale to the apasentatieos et the membeata et Leadok sal lbasiereir, were we by re _ileisme et stemma her Diem se eadonaliedead, le the air that mho the rgoatrea.istises were redthe hake la de Heir met net se that ea the bfiewha hatiesy west met me et the sew nue eerie amble it that Meet weal& receive ray wages ; ire theithli Melee hint weighed with the Weld bee. ewe seerstry, who wu acquainted with tM die. WM, mad that in ashe n the lateetwoese du rum meat took place—it H em amens INOM fit Me, it mu Me that parliament and the meal dwald kw. what NM the rooms which eased preeneseat ea the 23rd if Ohier, wheel probably MEI • Wilkes of capital bad files, le do that which they bad only the day len ere. vie., relax these retrial ions by whiA the teems/se et the swift had been bound, sie which, if maws& heibre,weekthave prerested,mooh of the Mom ebb leeempied. (Hem.) They had allowed the debate to par awe ea the Fevre' evening without M alin ea this ezplamodes, term they did not wit to saix mo the baking prides with Me Armies ea the Mar of Imre ; let he wee net awes thee um romprohe wee as- tato to perm dial mesa di Teresa ate Th Ma. mho who mete dr semi had eisdhated the fesaMl billiereWee of the awl^ sr Me water per el them to the wry fele Wale or In railways. pig eras • estreadeet way etseasdog mudia—(biar)—emed be wee aid =id te beer hod a Mere, pm, meat--aul seesemlota jets la W-• that railways wen OW peat ernes et the MI. The the difficulties were great bre could be se doubt, ittin gloomy o spoor be Wive bed sever beim tom mob by a smereaa to the people. But whoa the boa. guest M Imeeehire =hi Mat 111,0,8801. be beat meat ha si mu, and that k woo impeeedis be ea 7 eamatm le bow met a drain, be beget to tell the hem rat that amen& ter(mea salmis Me etalment were eorreetl dauhlid, ewer a pore of Meaty yeses. (Hem bear.) t the dm dist amoeba a Mora wee hid ea the able which rowed that the mm Mal ere bed hema spat ea railway woeha and railway stook up to the la et Jay, 1817, exclu sive of the pram et he (the mmont fr which was a men trend" her am party to another, and therein not to be esereaded with the drain of money memimed by railways) was 82,000,0001. Of this, however, 32,000,08111. beed pedalo to the Year 1841, leaving 50,640,16)111. hem the eve years from 1811 to lest Es NMI 111_ the ex pen diture for the meet year was 380180der., tint 6,000,00 W. so 7,1181,118 b. were still in swam. Alto gether the sem weeded Mora 1810, eat His time, wee 85,0(10,1111111. tbabstg at the side. (Hear.) That was est gee twelve and a halt Wilms • per. An were they to he tail that this emery, eller 111 yeses et peace, was raised le se • state if Warm deals mold not speed st the Me et twelve le • halt Mime • pm ; without berg bought to the urge des Mr.) Had the hon. imen whit rued the what we mud al the peed dthe war t Deed ler ems gees tide ear the prise ef ere woe se high es 1 94e. IS. TM pease Me m peed sr be alleibeeed to that tame ; bet it embi be hued be err spier if bee whir bed led three d inkakti the odd ema l° s ll re weatry. Derry the same seven years if thrum we bow rowed aid ire 1111080,0001., se yet we were ask rem a rare or • bankrupt - nese Is the bat year del dm we raird a psepeev Ls d 0, 000,0005., eat to the 140,0001 id implgei saws =I madam; Zl lms mw we wee* ah UM the Emmy woe is peer that it mei not ehe to moy IMMO railway sal Mbar Lame The tad' we thet mir hasbolem was brat le the aseser et flab, tome seseroset men wide to hada Sok sine, and their claim he lten epos abysm DM sow of the smadasse eerie were net behri al l i tis s t their railway epsielhas, wise ealiseled le A. mem dearth, yet rem emetries were far treentarthemt Kim Leopold bed rowdy esepatalated ea the bet of the blare mai lemed ride berg mesa mid. The King et Zee* elemederg the _ .11tare General likewise mearehelmal rem ups thabmweektoster ot the franeas sethe areem rupee* if the seesary. Three maths ego Illtribidatoit if !brim lit Pee, rhea aside' the ?flea Obader dr a loan of 111,11110,0001., said that Mem the large atm already opal en Ml ways _ the balm mm of 64,000,0001. wed be re quired ; ha le rob ae mere ni t peer, sr et beakeupley, sr etille reveme i m et rdedmells ued labourer cat et emery g ieset Pte. On the sinisiffy, cosparlated the chimer mm the suave larr rat eymy MetlB3o table the reamee bed Mall? ahe se that mime We brie _olvome bed tom made he the 4 ..." .. er, it led emus* rommed be the mead et Team, er shed MANE He threw that the eeetemowy do of rating oat et re hoer had themly page away, that the presperity end the remise of Freetwere spin upeu thomearimat. A prod et it was le be men in theirressit This per One, which red to Mead at 13 belurthe Bmsgeh bee, Mt which were now only It below the prise of the Urea per Our Cramoh. toe, whose popelatiss bed Memel is thirty-owe yeses by teme-beH asamily hmembaber mune mad d • isms pordca d hie bah whisk had trivets's!• alma to nothing, and wee likewise heareedag her myerto mum year. Of Bavaria, dim a very resiadt, alit sameersgement had bees given is milwark the ease ge =might be rid. It bad bate maid bet the Hamm ol and MU I/ rat that be ewe sour spa to war, yet we mete with sadem lammeense dei dam ' lamas& et meet reopedleg owdelpted on ANL le the hob et messes Nempe. No „COOL d bed Mee fps lb pees. slams batmerg. How w ilt,Om, that the mu moos bad not pediteed the erne mile en boadassail Harem es ea babe ? He meld mem be queen by maybe be ams dthis peat dbllismat homes Om a, ar sae et theme Oralinenta mouriabe bed sheatirmed died el& essults tioad pelted* s 1 • media their sews Weary. Maar, liar.) Not me et dim he pee with • single wieder, or ommatei Male the lame dem on the - timpit ef doelgasse L witheat sides ter sem :b rew lent. (Km.) Their male way srat their mbar Warn es tot stitykyotak is tr hi Ltir WIZ tikes ands vim thrum kw leaddesie m the mar rem I t hei ne mer i ry , , r a4al t he n h ßegistann ereatememea te ewe atiliziee maeat mbries obashigAsa use ad Imbed to lamer gamier de ibis ever ad here. sad piss berg the Irk at a tome to the &OM masease, the lid. per lb. below whet hum shim brie mg hater semem where it wee sere ma me ale pease sal lielowthe pre Medd it mild be bought at Cheer sr New Otiose no hid of a male meth la Limped a* • lees ef 811,808 L, sad wiedier at a Me 100,91 1. ; Oat hei i t it _mem be hoary to fo. li me ade: Or rem to - Inend, ealloitherbbn era Ter rural mug the shad doses bad set be.. ' woo it die vast et melee died peewee dimes t No; it me the want emir: it was es reirietive monstery laws and mad; Beak Chester Mt. Him em hes widt hedge maider vib se= to tab oar arnesetenee in roma, bed drilled gold, that set we to betties/the odd by merit may biog. Midday camp. Velma mobs he sell at a lons we than we paid br the raw emlidel eases at 6.. se Ol a mt. below what It was fie ba Cuba whet Mae; to met le odd by the pond br hem thaa it me the mertheat by the err it Osier Mess was the Tarte et dr too Maim _who ONe te War up Moir am rhiease bribe Mak Meer hae. - Se epee it is pmerrodoners •10111•IIIIIIIIN4 whoa he rid that ihr the Ant them to the *dem et the mesa mum behne„ does, aid caller mad yeas,had bees oda fr the phi el the cotter Tat bhp it was what was to Wag bad the golden hair et the right boa. Menet. Other erantrim head et the threw- MUM their reams, irleher them. The Heed tes et Amara, the me imeleyiet the wield, deed a mums et WM se drat me ao Irvaltail.ooo,ooo, et rem demet twarke, dare levied Miest the penis el et It wee levied MASZydranu err Of plate re so d = l r. melee Oiler mesa • ie but MM. wig* be allese spa the solder et fliorke, Ptlie:.bile hi fees bed ementi s Phmaidianialt re war usithell4 , hal arrived dim Paheseiles mesh ewe le be vr; and if we moo le ea Hoer Tame, e in e s = om., h. itu I led rw: he Velle to rarthrth. .. l. Ohm M i le pia ef the Ude Mem t• eltdanS yla If it impeadeawere tbe mom this yam et Ilhot mot et semen that elegyersr emosisdarse, why did it net Mt be the Halted Ore ? The meow if the mem the istramptio&st erre i lammithe, kegs a week, bad be.. mimed this week to aeilsa• NW OS tidied Palm chewed, ea the err thoh 4( 4 4. 09 , 9PM woo, helm m berm of ▪ loof. ;se yet 111111driab were sedeic OS the essiebrate elide emir Hod the Bet k dime Ask edam ba. trir r es em mold ewer the seirdey elk Menem ematries were mem maredrey by totally t Tram did set eillinet dm amber mt bra bee tem hal redoes' lb* unseat hos TOL to Si. Ilmorb, amt whose asemaitia, did set mat nether mersiikibile Weibel 1211 W • drit s" ll.2A k fi tir. a " ..... '" 6 " l6 4°ZT7f kb geld Weal tam sir et Newsy sass, r ormat sail weed Wm tese mere rem to s ides eassue Highe bed didepabal brae by We wry Maud saseems : one der reeleisibig the eat, w eisii tr. "1 1 id 0- isons▪ bis ire of dheovat t lasesed of se e s sroliblog deb i._ —. , ~ - —_ --... and wear, sad owl vodka res, IL Measly% er,lser.) Of errs time were pelbObari asinkros held beak, sea wired Se est the Beak to t 'by mode, sad Mom to ha obleere, la made( of Maditud at hippy until they burl thresalre winerso al messy on the senerty of "stars, sad it* wry be the iris eta ire whisk .note delay rogontei that key sour net he smile 4101111; hat MB As c e w r i eeld bre tiame, Arsterd of the mem% wit* I ban ssweleasil hes be tagetiased W tin wasp* ef . wiles, la ITift, avensed at 'horsey, sod ft is be be parrot that the Lest tern per ~,.. :1.4.er Lk ta m than 64 terabit erre *4 and I trot be the sires in the viral emi is • bee te stissalste the Wadley 'et Ireland, No giber times to sone of intreming the eralsyrrf of the ednisters saki that they wise net mosey lender people. As to the bill to benitste the sae sT hisonlowed Illne, however, they bed berme riet only Roney oasts" in Irebod, I *se ewer the boo. rembse that sgsk linden tut seas thasson sad ewe* Intsepalg tonal* • bill wee brought an towels the ead of het esedan, end , reasy allesw-• sag erg dial kor swag net lino knew orb* to that mese, as wail es re or ass eppoddea whisk that Ur industry of the seeratey ntest . ter sod peer . We was raised to it by interest* psalm, it we art givial. It wee. loki IP= tooMboolk , • . If kesbad nosey hat, however, men* the attesisa of the grverwa, wed to list *SU peer, *ea ehalt " tr i tet to sir • arras." But • bill has leen p etard sad will be of_ in either in the gerenaleat Odds eeentry had tweed asses sad the this or the - stir beer et perliemark I Were I fatar AIM at theist" WWI now berg bit througsbest the great imports." to who en not able a easergro .1 thst his& (Hear, country. Itse nsaskerler was too ready Mara mamas by beer.) I believe thet ewe of the seetret ski 111 Ireland the Seesaw", sod Wesserrense wr thst the Intend is the passombe sof stirs by swage to es every weeks et tees* bed Slemed 11 per teat. ,• the improve them, and to do reties le their tsetenle ; whereas nee ca the bat Was in lierbok bore ii Wand of 6 per many persons, byealler part of rek eater, ird wake the eset., se that may the whole sourry yea tared by your remainder more velnable, end be the rem Of bOllOlOll eel may laws far near then if yen reposed en income tax of ploy anent to the people. (Her, Merl Although I hold 10 per coot. Supposing the lead of England to be mart- generally that emigestion is useful is en andliseylielessure, mod to the wrest of one-third, the property end Looms yet Ido not believe that there is nay ewer posolatisa in tex would tell them that that bureme - of le per cent. was Ireland-(hear, hear)-end if sgriertute we "sowed with equal to a new to wpm Engird, Bombed, sad Ireland, of skill end science, I believe that it visa be the nines of 12,000.0001. • yes ; and M 1 i per eel* teem levied upon supporting a population in Ireland se rest as ever ruts ell who are indebted to the noel* basest ths tax could tamed by the seal. (Hear, hear.) Another menere will , net be ler than AMMO& s, yes. One wadi rill sup- be brought forward for the mosekneet of the read tiny pose that the First Lard sit the Tremor, d of laws. (Elea, bear.) Them is matte subject of vest he. the Izisquer were dielmies, Ike Sir Gibe Owns* that porter*, but one se Mesh for legidetisa to deal with, that ell should le *ellen, end the, the only preemies •or that although we have bestowed the greatest attendees the sigh* authors of the Bank Chatter Art' and the on it, and considered its details milk Br reek misled Vesta wen detersdeed to have the whole care, I can soy no more then that a nem* will be trade, orgreseee, mai semi, elthe seastry to tbeeseins. produced in ouch a shape as on the one bra to toed Lod Besse bed aid 'kW usury wen* son brag all the to the improvement of the land, and en the other to wonkier tresney et a country into a few bands-(bear, Isser)--in. the undoubted rights of the tenants-I mean the diMeelt re some a isrtalety was on the side of the yo eon, teed no- lotions between landlord and tenant. If we look beck to the rthat at the borrower. With ripest to Ireland, history of Ireland u regards poverty or crime, we find that re= net ern die gesseiss further than to my that for that gustation La for now 90 years been a source of bitterness the puns of the entry be Midway's mininen most make and dimension and of violent outrages met in times of dile theerkeee resperkdo. He trussed cloy not present roily by severe penalties inflicted by the- trishaws, but it ameba" mestalle Sew es Smola eat ranbar, awl has never plead the portion of landlord end tenant on such *ea esswig the erentry ups these neisleges a saUsfactory footing as to cause that kindneeu end confidence to width ate them pewee. Whatever air* be their towards each other which their relations require of them. mamma fee Likeed, he her* it would art be • swim eat, This queition was a cause of bitterness before that whisk spill abut sae •la their houses us merit la coder of the Roman catholic disabilities, end of reform, to emote es a nuessly Sir aid day murder. Bet he word although not before that of tithes ; and it is wait Nod me whet the towers we to be, and if in his with apprehension, es Well so with hope, that 1 opinion it wee aeleakesi te sea the seawity of the approach it. The government l ieu devoted its meet earnest ems he 'head Lily it. He should not attention to this question, end I deeply regret that on this trouble the beer by the frolge policy of her as well es on other subjects we have not had the advice and Majesty's goverment. They hod shasieed, sad perhaps assistance of my lamented friend Lord Beesborough, who minty, hem say nentisa of Portugal or Italy. They had informed me that he had sketched the plan of a measure, obtained ait Meet) ken the lovebird thelarador, but but he found the subject so &Moult a one that he should net he essilmed he thought they wash have shown more tact like his measure to be bregginibrwerd in parliament, unless had they boa sling ea that seSest too. Therm. esseeder of he was present in the Hasse et Leeds to explain its details. the *dram bedselkely sidling by that treetyasellsor link Unfortunately his illnem gad Me* have prevented our of the ober bailor kneelimietdielimbsof therageo,Yes; having ray knowledge of the &W k. I hope I have said but how dart et row INks bed bees *led to it enough to chow that we are get V** to the charge which by the adElwiet el pown sugar ? Mahn* be ctrl- there. meeker for Middlesswilidast beteg formally against or to WI/ the wear M increase 0100 111110 trade in eon- us, but which he hinted that it woe ale warreion which we essmes el that ssesse. Hs saw it skied by a joernal, had in our minds. f thought, an( still think, that Be be mieirerial, that that rode had rearmed that would be a mistaken polar. (Hem, hear.) I think 11 6 = 1 and that the price of slaves In Cabe or that lawn which would check in some degree atrocious Brun had the. its 21/0 to 600 dollars sack crimes in Ireland are requisite at the prod time for the Her Merry, la tesides • this subject, villa seggrato. protection of that improved seaplonead of espial and in timg pennant ea the *up sags width bed bees gives anstry which ere necessary to bee furry peeress. When to the mks._ Lek her said seemaidag sleet the ruin It is mid that English espied shoeld be sons Le Ireland, wide bed Mowed, end of the miaow any bid been Ye- end that further imprewswat Weald be node la the land, raid to begsey by litse menuno. Whoa May Yen that it should likewise be esoridered that wire the porno= of the gesonsest - bed greet etas to weritthe of rise, roperty or crimes of such istresiti ermined, and heat the for her that Mearithis dna* beset . he dand, re d of the instigators of web erases, the natural con that 98,000 coolies bed bees lift without employment, with- *equines will be that they will withhold that which might out wages, end without breed, in a place whim they lived on wherries have been sent to IrekaiL I Ms that if we riveted eke,. whin led Grey bed rested • government ere successful in checking crime sat aresser may be beak, end bed eased a mobs of tons of to be ha- passed as will tend to future inprovement, I will say paled, that the seise dashes el should be no more now on that subject, be any der hod. friend asperted. eel wi* ell lite sent, 11111010 of the (84 0 . Grey) will have an opportunity in a few days of Owe, bail bees t. temnbilibm erlipate, some going into en explanation upon it. With ripest to the noble enbeelthE 1110 =kith the g. rarest by Imd, I mast ley that one of the phrases of a krowrite states. Nan plenbes el end the Woes ladies. Whoa saw el* Mr. Canning, that a greet deal r good isligna- Mifsely eseregalsted dte aeNo, ea rho peennica of dee br be thrown away, is very i :pplicat t re n to ex :sis speech , . ==::::-.‘ " 4. 6 1:11= 1"ffit saga te se s 'At: H iC erries t rl T erai t gla h r ske g clio leman r explanation hiL of the w him ile Marides and the Beet Li Wee Lan, the 1:011•1211 which government had take n au with respect to the Bank, and the bills retained to Mandroster, whisk basi so mean my right boa. friend the Chancellor of the Exchequer asked operation in eggrevatift the berme time. They know the that the inquiry should not be gone into at so late an hour, state of Minehester. The passer wee more time doable or mixed up with matters slating to Ireland, and what it was at forme missile se hi 1884 sod 11136, Wks no that en Tuesday next he would go into en r ises than 176.0001.; mall whom did that tees arbelet plasstion. I kr ght that • far arrangement ; from the disbarred bib of the owe and me wheats i end the R h : . patlara (Hr. Harries), who hi se coro nas las dawn for the peisset el soda were worthier, petit a u the noble tare. made no objection to that and them woe .0 MOW he the 'lllMoolloth to pay the cram. free, either *at right hon. gentleman or sepia. Her Majesty weld ea tomerietend the fur- the eta led hod ski lei afe s t i h n a t : they wished that thole erriderstion of the newt rise Sm. H. (Lord grades tieleassi now, urn the up of the address, Grego Berra ) thought kr rodeos, required that ad die matter bed law feDi gene to, my right hon. the skis lord (Jobe Bissell)), with all Ms wage hind wall have be ready to de so. He been° personal dna* bid his Medea hand. Let them see how the free. iegreat **ley, sod es for tla last de weeks be lea nee '1 gado Reaseres work* he a line . Lit *ea wits estapied la the metes, he would iss en prepared seer as on bad ten Slab, the right benewelis the weals sea Tuerlur; but it was pongee* only for the firr Tunes* te 11146, whim the reeenedea 100 1100W6 0111111111001 a the house. Yet it semen that the noble C e sa r at Mat irk wall be gives to trek, sionnerei, st ove from his indignation that we did net =plain indrlmby sernivi eidemiliess, that se the expiring of La Bet the noble lord has tare thisegpsetesity of tile MI tssesf4, they err be saki Is dirgenes with it, ring then that 'ordeals: m , _ ef the Abets of lea than now, whoa they use Isla la bar llieftekr a steak Mika Ida as know whaler be twsiii er sea W• Si ske regretted to iris ern el tha Wary tibia the hi a pin erarrieney temonnendedi sad advised tiseßeek, if renew bad reseired, pas beibrotbey poineetisd to *al it was nevonry, to anon their note' ea approved enui wilklhe istigall• /NM Ilitheevidere glum berm the ties, and if km* the sot at 1844 had beia hilkiered we esseellee at this sabiset was to be belayed, those laws would have err to parliament for en indemnity kr that teereenoil e _”iki of 38,000,0101. Leered in ships alone, whisk they bap luMnged end we advised ,• sad having done as* 14,144,01 K is the Last ormared with shipping. so, we timer it ear duty to advise her Merry to summon Let theit bier in "dad that the redo In freights alone pinisieset to meet at en earl period, that we might state easelet to FAOlkOOOl. a year, at an easel expense of what we had Esse, end abide the ennquanses. (Hear, 24,000,0301, Mae a agility interest Jibe Gals was hear.) If our semiust bee tended te prier , pub itskindesorkhost going tato the rend gesetion he lie Wary, or Ime been ineembeent with oar dry set pasta tha Wines le pre Wisest sabring his se • ministry, and if, for a light sod fretful ruse Cletx=stmseedioglattililrimweit ii 5um,. 0 41 2 1 6 1% ;, ) , we e bey vet : l eltarld . the ß la u 7, it the noble lard may dose not appar ltrinfayfkohy,riard the setinatet shear be WI baste this, sad that they had hie be lee. We thought it right to make this recess lone loser* with a eared rep* to nermay. He Ye- 010611100 10 the Bask, sad we thought at, right that pulse rind* the Immo of that brimaties. He hared that seer keel* be Illniallaeli ; ella l bseause we have por tray Would lava_ been, a reperlism be sew taste. He weal Ma Mosesisa ben an le another, the noble herd Wo uld ey might evagneskia the agatry that to Led *has that we Steed to can Merry dimeme irlil way dank He mean idni Ira be tell have tan mr gras. dili biend the would - bin ler tbst SI the ilmainee4an in tisesdnp fullest eaplinstisa of ths oases el ear,esadeet, ef the Cir. d ue ts rg=ealabilinge Weill theignOW et easelemen 'sir whisk the memo ins *opted, of the with that lose* He sectored be ad net lee aisountlasset width we then* j% it, and of the a Swan at ft Idea they ranged their slow. The ensweges Ishii flew* ken is. have shown that beemsaills ember ke Lseseake wall only see eat ny we wee ass mistaken i a Meade( sseasere. It has at amaidge-Gas eny of light, is fitanime the giserk be them dat eratietrerly will the Owl* of the con -sking ever the evaner I, and that was, Mm ha Tertibßley et Ark alas mod the relit of the Bask, we , bed be IMAM ekes at tats of 44 Ekes en could senor per ordieboo• which had hegreatly int im bereßerew *rough Leaniko-thei she bad thus paired. The sibs bed be. adverted to elms! tens which gMr e Writ star thestere the Lana; bat if the oceineed bikes end at the dos that that step was Ikon, and szober ,.. Iv te r r s tre tai soi the ibi terz4el th ts ed. in entit to the l o a t v=lra t erse hislm was not ist taken the see bred How ebrosill wok the artier maw whisk me, was the nerhe was kt sown at to state tis .... estaseesd this seers end that et ISM; the leer the amps abed to be tam VI the gewegess• ; was not persitled No oriel saes" to Maser that hors ter me to say what I would do in a ortardsosy. I wily" _pis = t r y = the Home et Climmois to sale goat I sew ne rotor.° adveatte in - wkii the pad po li e te ed with whisk fres Wok was Beak, bat that the governasst did net thiessibrin bate the hand e--how gnat inn the Wyss ended from tabiz il eastet es inkk they *egg* be spy, rid how ld^ the merrier width were abed. An IV Mae while of Ms kratatica aid be.. oestirme w he did not sow sr la his ram- . lAA re sr sere ternereer tar se some t" I= sod L was iSeed net to see the lan. =mbar " I tea hall sot no hope that you will have • it the West ei Taluldre and &easel le hi rower terrereer to that whisk yes have reesived torky." =ran be hew bola ewes* to rear thew and The noble lard says that I newt that *eve was no tog dkult torn of the prima hour-bathe(Lord 0. that I weld at any time ay Tay messy if relief. the Maithisk) *rig* if le "sae there be would sear it to sable le* hes %mat dad et declamation be Ids &sun ezilaiiheir all blapaniese sad vows baibesn V* whids I ern know to the rate of rebus. They roil net but mrsinbik in 1841, • air Weer te he elbserd by the Beek. TlM Ml retto was iced et bested eaddrese, sae *ll it delpthilee. MA whisk Sled a time whoa oor II per Nat. was leaded by the Bank up to the weight of 416 tone, IL Veer einaletsd boy the and other salsa. We *ought it Mil there Aati4emlaw Leaps. In that doramest, whiressior not shag* be elk rate, sad I Were now that in err Ltd de *el" bit the ger oiseleseAl/Aragyaikke Is* thin the misty el the assume we eathseked-Ower, keed-end tillet k wee OMI lieretkrte ilbeWill the imilefee eeell leßeef =eib , : d asli• kid sad Shen law hillsered, vs had get, in two eteatasMs the }ray: of the bill, he pso- • gem* press eraser et Y. Ik. pee seat, I la- Mtt:t== . ll hove dew at ea htentel • Fred, lire of the evil it woke bar bright ea a oktoloood Imams *al awry SOWS* auleeleophe utak the sentry salt keg Ni. bed to and "glig lii be Suing, that than WPM be new *meat. This it el thet I shell say at prom' in dds plat bedew now sew* new elifadhos, dubs arm* Tbe amble and ites ti *Apopse to take this to trim, tad there weattl he no Vends* the posweeity of the mks seer thing at over the aramiter art 0 =Alnd the helpless of tier. -- He called= the ore serri owe of other cousteieu Arras lb sit pet VMS OS elmierk.„Thisk other Odors he the reek loan. When we hod took aUN or •wrf 2011.6 dint whilbslmlM Pee' amain ti loom put year it was ott the Una of MIL 10s. class hi tie, his eel* sad elotrg. Thst was the (es ire ), while the Frieda ha t ve 1 itplenizianivisien lair which in MU ter dean te Ibi ir loan at 76 teases Ir= • Aid of the tai el tin families of the peer to that So want sgwo b a r item Th e w: inTrueiellevesseirs weal* *lke Duke of Da . , ltans Wed then Moth 014 and II maks i tae it ilos abl e b l , gm_ wad Mr I. Orilla. Hs geed 0. Bentinek) aisle* to use ire his massing, le sr*, to Us loathes at the bit right bat. Bin 3- delis) there la pisProt es reasieg to prelestisei es spa* te frortradil, el s = la ell the bud* TIM* airsey haws: se* Ilit is I bare elservid, kis ro:tisipstisa Owe of weskit seuld gin • hither *ea the mks of the old lebearer s ar i t IC h i r es ta i =eadil war iS by tbs Lbw for Lira ereresthe we el the liesewia Ileade. He et wldeli be sow err the Wel West. Re swills se bermes, end et great nonseelel diaress, but wiland the mess to me We eight ambail, bile there is me weasel= time se eskilieeirees *es Vero Ogee trwhww/wwwww* with the Write to ereget he there no orinmeekl peeks to 1111, in IMO, in 1837, end hwi *load, si enelbar, in whir his right rm. eve is Mg f Vie" in *sae 10e. 1' et the duties M put • • ftplasoalg le AIWA* Plevieree la the which we have eremite& ring le f oi l tore, sad they In the =c o t et t.Owesisekre bet el tles error of Dor- did nnpewees 1M asprousen Gad imbiber imbiber trade of the eararry, whisk we have many Vass O•ateetbe &Van Set NS as sew I ogee with the sable lad with rapes to reeleselft a Sig eintemened stn. !saws. Ide rat MOS, the dlenese as SMIII ream de And the aciteettbslag . _ .. ra sit eseglane 6 , to that eagle. Iladealteellysihreye loge be put et the ratielialy is="sctat thr And. s t ow, es irk Lambes Obi *nth Ansine lam wire , pertly the me se et has perm emi Miser ; bat le stir. Kw dowsed win thew hilth o = l M wth rt ...wthit A t aha Ws the mbar of war hr osevrall to this sus. to et. A* empleywast pronind la the la ows wthine wo Wades te it sa euggsnied importewes. 17ahrlanieely t=rad leaterist valet. Nen they taw whelint we have mve or tree-teede kr ha bode i beam sad olersiag pasple t ia dii• - titaa aliens whoa indl dm W e i at o m "Sa n k St SOON islien SIM haling nem* Gel IV kis i s , ba t ; m o m e p - g e ha m g ere& whisk is ✓ein= le More se • UM* Tim Own se me nooses" or wan le Slag dew& nualdens is steel =Um whoa, gods the pagella of that gm pplei , is y f ampom bh hen se wets isisgribe int, lbw were sated ft tarry . st Int sap. a ., end le may ef the Wm end wrillemilieg falls"*" In the ell tole Was g ies l i rr i e =lt, es 1. 3 6 ,, m4 the i =th why w r • of arena* Li erontest merles. Thin woo Ow ass& It alit se le, the there math have net agar unkrisente fey whew Veit end esnam ini allilla t arr i o: ~i i' - o res the i so or d. o bi % ~hisk may rierio ngLer es" le il d4ll bo bl er a bereset tbe samba Ow t wa , eboin~ 6l mili seserr ml y Ler "mil l ' e s theusel‘ mas the hen. wombs kr Menisert, sad that L., o eig yaw* el thie earalgyires Übe a enoitireOsat itllo 10 Istetww• was aims thtwa 11 7 ania sins* when It wee iambic. uor tra•ki ti m e bun* et lbee4seils; Whet 111 they en ai d i p alma Ceisthin. is is is Ni u e i ns b V 4 l o : pma new ? Has damaged nen eirosstenmel day wise he essaerdal _repro et lbe eeesimy haw ilosi vallee lima tr i rj ormy, bones so lis sere exleedre. If this k the ese-Hged• Se WOW Ithellfei ION& k elqi eee= 1 11: 8 1 8 001k10.10 ""." takings hare less tatend bde-lt enesemente. whereof trade or otherwise, bare bow mskilayeed the god* eapital of the erentry-tho to be asested le len„ ows es asps" lor Ss mews Walt result of ea Yore gaud of awl be of a stole I Lord I. RUSH= 141.-liellan I glade to the speed; la f ess tl e end NUM* the maim sags" at the amble lerd,l Wok to sash. a tow Lamb wawa. egMle • wthlifillwhla *See et war n elrenalkas ned44lll esaseire, la a veri temperate teas leg. kcal bed veld Oat mama ires by the aside amber ire Middlossa, with rumen to mends now asap at Liverpool; and that this was the the ore what have bus prone* by the gerannient. ornesimses of free-tide. lea really at a Ices to a seespisidiate -_ goods are sus admilledat e low day ssisess to das US. tern airmen& i Sass* *et mesa be a stetter of sow plaint, began who. there was a dety et 00 pit amt at oottoLaMeth, sod of frost 70 to 80 per mat. saaals, cos were selling these peas ha ; L ie stoke* et the tantineste of Asia mad of Asserts, sod Ode to swab ie whits ware we bed no problides, Ober, hear.) Tbat system of protection had rightly Modems awn i with by Mr. Mishima. and I ass hardly think the noble hot opposite met wapitis ad hoe trade in that respect. Them ea to the admissive of on : does the noble lard eompleia of tits admission of corn &Meg the past year? Does he mesa to say that any class of stake. men in this hems et in this *vestry, whether free traders or those determtheloo pretestisa, woad hold that when wheat was at 110 s. per surto a ralbita7 duty outitt to be im. posed ? (Chem.) Aseording to the act of 1828, of which I fancy I have head the soblelord speak in tams of com mendation— Lord G. BENTINCK-Never in terms of commendation. Lord J. RUSSELL-Well, but under that set when wheat rose to 70s. there was only a low duty, and when at 72.. or 73.. the duty was only Is. ; and it is for the noble lord to ex plain whether, when the price was 110 s. per quarter, he would have had a duty of 20s. or 255. That system could not be maintained ; and for admitting corn during last year in any quantity her Majesty's government had the general anent not only of this and the other house, of parlament, but also of every rational man in the country, who joined in saying that whatever the difficulty, though you may be re quired to send millions of gold for it, yet the state of scarcity and the prospect of approaching famine is such, that you must admit and bring in corn wherever it can be found. (Cheers) That was not the result of free trade-it was a ease of emergency, which is an exception to every rats upon which protection can be based. Then it appears from the statement of the noble lord that the articles of tea, sugar, and cotton are at an extremely low price, and that the im• portenot that commodities are at present selling them at • loss. This is not the result of free trade. Free trade does not tell them to import to lose : on the contrary, it leaves it open to them to enter into their own speculations and calcu lations, as to whether they sell at a profit or not ; and surely this is better than to lay down by any act of parliament at what price thew commodities should be sold. (Hear, hear.) It is by no means a use qua eon of free trade that these gentlemen should be compelled to sell at a loot. Now, with regard t 4 the actual state of the country . The noble lord thks,altel has declared, that the removal of protection and the existing laws relating to the currency, have brought this country into a state of shame, bankruptcy, and diagram I should be very sorry indeed to believe that these terms are at all applicable to this nation, and I do not consider that they are so. (Chem). I consider, and believe, looking to the very great extent to which speculation has been carried, which, if not directed to railways, would have taken some other course, and looking to the calamity which compelled us to impor t food lb the amouat in value of 30,000,0001. sterling-that to these, and other circumetanees, to which it is not necessary for me at present to allude, is owing the great: revulsion which has affected the trade et the country, and the great distress which has fallen upon the commercial and manufacturing classes. But I do not believe, or give credit to the statement, that the country is brought to a state of shams, bankruptcy, and disgrace-(hear, hear) -stands that we shall net rise again, and by the energy and intelligence of the liskish merchant and the Britian manufacturer, assisted by the advantage of the changes in the tariffs, we shall again be able to enter into competition with any station is the world. (Cheers.) Ido not find, from the returns made up for the nine months ending the 10th October last, any reason to consider this country in that state of rain which the noble lord, with a kind of exul tation of manner, apparently seemed to think. I find that in the uine month s ending October 10, 184.5, the amount of articles of British produce and manufacture in the declared value exported was 41,732,0001 ; in the nine months end ing 10th October, 1846, it was 40,008,0001. ; and for the same period in 1847, it was 39,975,000. Now, this little felling off is not such as ought to lead to despondency, or to surprise or dispirit any one, looking to the permanent pros pects of the country. This falling off is a severe but it is only a temporary calamity. And had we not exported in large quantities from Liverpool to obtain food hem the United States ? I find, for the three quarters ending 10th of October, 1846, the amount of declaredvalue was 4,028,6881. ; in 1847, it amounted to 6,291,0001, being an increase in the amount of exports on the present year of 2,261,4141.1 (Hear, hear.) This shows that the food we have brought to this country to supply the neasssitise of the people has led to a Ltrger expert clew moselatimet (Hear, hear.) It is to that expoet el moshoures, to the return of the gold which we had Nei with to the favourable state of excitant le, sad other circemshmst of favourable augury, that we ink not to the very immadiate restoraties of the imeatty to prosperity, but for a guise retest to a Mew Sete of taws. From these circumstances I ape* s i sis ai m hag period of tens that we shall return to our r end hosier premerity. (Hear ' arr.) The noble lord bet spoken of the gamma, and mil he was glad to and toat they were to is limed semellift to the rules Of &mossy. These, however, were ma ody the words used in the Queen's speak. The leepage Is " that they will be framed with a careful regard to the exigencies of the state." I can assure the amble lord and the house, that MS though the state of the revenue in some of is principal branches may have declined, yet we shall net bethate to ask parliament to approve of any 1 twe soy think oseeseery hr the maintenance of the the dawn ef die wintry, and for the public movies . We shall not be deterred by any Mr of from asking for three supplies whisk shall mem this oesetry in the greatness and power white she I beebitherto enjoyed. (Hear, hear.) I cannot ems with the 'Maim empemed by the meth lead, that thin aver bad bees le this einetry a mere gisswg period tam 1M present On the webary, I am sere ihed mew prise to the history of this wonky have bets hr Rea Penny; bet still I have always head and reed, moo it times who. I leek no part in public lifa, that by the eateepaiss, _weepy, and spirit of the people, the sus 'Mese periods have bow surmounted. In the sanse wooer I *thew the present period of glom will be oversees, eat es musk by the wham and activity of the government, asW the (ASCU and sable ekereeter of the nation ; sad tyipirag se hr milk Ke nation rte approved its own MKS, Ira say the pivenwsnt will prime limit net uaworthy title nation. (rand ohs e. Mr. O. R. ROBINSON, who spike in a moat indict set tom, woe mdmetood to say, that after a pmod of 80 years et unisterrupted peace, the evader itself now in a walk& which without istertrinleg any desponding 1 =l:st.suire &tom= Om at wry period he ever re- Wlessier avomehi wet web as those addremel te the be.. bi s t r ae: asd able had below him (Lord G. Kodak), as to the essilden el the essay, they bed always best wet let been by Moils podia doss of returning pee tit as bees givan eci S a ke noble lord at the heal of - the government , how ever, to the weep , and entsepthe of mins in this nz h: (Mr. Reblosso) we net to take avieet of the Kam ; bet he = noble la dy ad spirit of the people wore at wilted lied the mentry weal anthers to the able hied seemoil to easetalo • =rill free lel !uphll' le de with the &thew Maas he should haw - Ks able had. wag the attar ffe of hoe hole thiull resommend the abresedea of the for ni is coaffeer zekilthis step in this IMO &Wien. Be (Mr. Bet rent) thil net sliest to an beaky ism the wait* of those boa he min to ow Oder what medilisnift field be Mob Is Kra appillethle to Ito enthave saws' is to Sias, and die doe aisist► seams el the maims power el tbe essatm. He heplorot the palesent net to emits& the pressed state ef 521 It p ter.:... 7 k ,.t= u- sir 114 brae" pawl, sod kW jilde„ is wise to Kai dm isemplisatisn of Meddle whisk mew anerenothil the sommothal woriii. i bet a possel esarelhe ispiry will were any hstovemeee; lot the eseisded, he should not KIM the pawky 0 Mai sowitry would, at all son* to &mak ottest, be rostered. . be tke &pet of heath& ha d al ht every word diet keel Una hem Or able the amater for ppm, bet theeskt the odds lard bed use &welted& mth ai=bols sp. the thbet Wait hoethelle weseres bed a=she Maw ad l or e tithe awaisky. Tree, homes bed Imo eght dm I bet had WOW been sitimiled with be thallintles ad Weary of Kr popolothe ? He wee tabus to bus the 10.. sonalier to thiskpat (Kr. Cobden), edam les had mem yet sea mete gather or met Ids prediethmes ef bessilte le mearthe. Kra as the tomb el tbe llialliiiit of howleede priothris, kw bow sodisol. The resew Welt war *shit, bet they weld net gaily is, tam after maw et the , eareleththy, Me we a mesepollth bet wished is see the ltherldthithos.o imperred in their oadidee. and with bed slow la tosdui we bather cosessions would be made to thesathe pelosiphe. Mr. BOMB mil that his hen. Mend (Kr. Rethesia) was ate op Oa pieelpise he had ever mebbleed Woo a member - 0 the hems. Frost il r e m i4natlples he rl r f i r s .loms) lbw . soil saw dimented, sod earphed tble bee. Mat, esemestei as he we Ithaesteis. time *saki** hisiestoimill =Slaw eked bear inktumits es - le ellestopeiese r a ,sthdbits of pram. =sod K 8 •thillth B a the d keoesas. He thell hweeede bad tin 'Mai whisk bed mead, bow ma eons ethos hem time Woad es by a Thom Van of bed credit It bei has Imo that way of the peat homes mask bed rayed ha bow for years in a MM at bankruSay, sod vo ltea s at ter to have bees is ethane* to yeas me. He with the view soptemed by the seta inal at for both ef the merscomeet rime the NOM St the celbathy. Is, beads bat by a moles of erdthiel *eft all, he* blip sod kaw,lo this ormary hod tea Ws. beret dar mews. The pwammeot bed set the sew* M ad almeems k in hi s sedentil the empeodbere eta teary was width. a BMW brat glik _penis would set Dy Months dila abeerdlikolthie ef the meet el g S , mate wawa a( ”Ides %Mr aware troth, hs thew SW 1880,88 th Mee might be mmemily 1 eseee. Threompliagelmemeed=syntdowslogelw : lOM wbiek wee in ea paine-awildis_ free bdseer .Km Mew lawar. (lika - ~)sar.) M ini kd ilms , ose d the whip lent et drawl des esseeleal mom wail and be peasted k a ill = ameraT , bag it we .at iseporleat to Wm boo to *Mr Matt awe* Tan& he bed supoilei Ks teehlw est of ISM he het never solielpai thit it well Wised seem* agate* Disee nwhisee. Re reepetbd that tint law bad bra set Wile o. 1 whit be most emir i few pastes... The hammy of • ....- ...• THE : • "• ' • .) THIIRSPAL.X.VEWING, NOVEMBER 20, 1847. - • A..... i.••• .• v•.,,, ,, • .•-• 1 I,____. ; "sty, the other a messes. et finse sam tg a r a et ra i e v Uisod, Ow ~.,,i t: .., ja ildidohr ie 'km 4 the adhie idtd sea ly whiii "ea " t" .19 4 =1 Mahn** sod dam.... -L w•i " of , C"4:841.111 it ie a *Whettabe * ta m WO thee =alig • 3 ' . mot ~: 1„. ~ wh las set .Livespottesibs_ be the geed Awe them the et mom at lie b y may gyro- bona .• • Ina lee asgryi fa tag it .011...... mw amnia ha 4; lig maw,. Niro ask to Ceoten and whoa the ing of '' ssessure la* east has been attested Wolk is gnat where test messimaty and ma assiskessie et the gaol Ire a et the s m hew to say that a stinks ead a bell ban toes miked amid seak Ihe It esti boy it at the mks of The ossesey seldelkos, * them te get at a ma- for, art awe thee WI • million ilea been omelismed by should base thought that there si =erge quantities there *es a arm& bong 0 istirdkati cotton the tesesesy, so that the sot Is in falreisesikm. was Near odoottegemselmo . (Meer, hear.) Is k ' ''' A•--- —••••• ......"."....U...*Lea a ameehdatet the sehhAted *et skim goods sod *mike I ma agleam.' essierell aft laws unoorlde. Is eirisa to the stele ef lirehad, Me hes. ate mid ho elms* m isdeed is the designed= whisk bed bees Rabe by the noble ked (Russell), Is rehroster Mdr istaatisso of gMernMent als telselemL bat me part owing was mere& to all okissi t and Heil skunk pat ems the sense heft as in Ber land, urn wadi be selidse Ilice yismasest iseprovemeat is diet eineaky. the H use s i rralleres te sweet the proposed eoe selee eseaseres, Ink he entertalard is mama Lard ; but be amid set sewage torahs seek meseutee el glestral_ egelltifts- H. Fried the parole in .Me Week' abuse illse Or:Z i t reblic of eke lisefler ;be soaddensi it better a essitinsesse et the dam this ersarry king bee: eigaged is, This repablis wee a Mile pless Mama eves a port. It Night have been wished that He Mel Weil bed contained ease allusion to the effects of eser inellomme be flpain and Portugal. (Hear, heir.) We use asheelly et es "spew a a million a year to sup po rt the rotten govale.l mate Lisbon. (Hear.) It was h. 4h time every nation was left to manage its own affairs. Mr. G. BAN/LEI said he wished the hem somber lir Moron had inirmed the house what fors osenteles I = a tm whkft were anxious to reciprocate with us the dime rein lie presumed it was not the Equal'''. sikkbs slid had se port. (Laughter.) The right hen. morksrllN Telma had pointed out Nude. end Resin IlltenMiliel Moly to set with us on these principles. Never• duke, k mat be admitted that the predicted advantages I of deo Wads led hitherto boss positively falsified. It had 11:Zrthsthla that r wen would be dimi thee the rises would be steadier, and that wider maelesis week be 'posed Meer smaaketuree. Had either of mensilear bum wiled t Quite the contrary-1 whores the Need miens tresalattem in grain in the pre sent met, the Sestaatiens In pries between 455. in August mil 112 a. is May, and the dteaskela state of the foreign markets for our manufactures. Is every respect the ha tes& mediation had failed. The Bank Chester Act was wart seldmil which had equally falsified the pe ilialioes respordsg it. It was to prevent panics ; aad now, within three years, one had occurred of a more serious character than in any preceding period ; and the right bon. the Chancellor of the Exchequer—an avowed disciple 1 ef the right hon. member for Tamworth — bed been cum- yelled to make himself the instrument for suspending that est. It was well to do this ; government had such to Imam kr is sot having does k wow • they wen tisseoby morrable ter the ruin that had Norio:lily ease ea may seeemmeial houses. Having stood out against Lenten, Liverreel, Newcastle, and other places, they had Added at ket—es wee stated in the papers—to a representation from pada marsserd with the northern collieries. (Hear.) No one who know the right hon. baronet, the Home Secretary, meld ewer errors that he had acted on that occasion from fog Wier tiro the sawn honourable motives. At any rate, the home woe sodded to know—and he hoped some of the whiten would state it that evening —why the iaterferenee bedlam made just at that moment, and not malt earlier. Them violations of the law were becoming common. Last year a similar violation was made by the right hon. the Secretary for Ireland; and theta things were no light matter, even when they produced public benefit, as he be this• ad been done in the present case. The reference to matter in " the speech " was made in most remarkable terms. Her Majesty was put forward as having recast- Metaled mat o rig inated the violation. It would have been Min *dullard that her Majesty's advisers had recoils immded this te be done. Still, he quarrelled not with what bed bra ems, inept in so far as related to the fixing of the rate of rest On these points much more explanation was due heat the government. The house did not even know whether they meant to do anything at all with the aet of 1844. If that statute remained as it was, some provision at least, for emergencies must be made before the slew; of the seam. He considered that ministers were bound to miplain why their interference was made at that particular moment, and to give this explanation in the present debate. Mr. LABOUCHERE said the hon, gentleman who bad jest sat down had reminded the government that it had been their fate during the two years they had held office on two • separate occasions to be obliged to exceed the law. Now, if it should be the fate of the government for a third year to bold office, and circumstances should arise in which it should be necessary for some great interest in the country to take upon themselves the responsibility of again exceeding the law, be could only say they would set fear to do so, and wild throw themselves without dread oa the judgm ent Maw pailement of 'Leyland. (Hear, bier.) That was the only answer he should make to an ob servation which he sapped we meant es a taunt. The two last years bed nresseded dfilleablies of ea extraordinary eharaettr, and be iambi have been ashamed of the govern ment to whisk he belonged if they led Meitatekto stay the =rnievert and amain mils by tie the the coarse theylail Mad it desirable te gems. ear, hear.) He would not makeipate the dbarden with ensue to the , Bank of England, which would Ewe gragerly come on when his right hon. friend, the Chanealkireiliti Exchequer, stated all the circumstances whisk bed led tithe course the govern ment had adopted, ord ft went be iSepertible to answer any specific question el the MaWat without going into the whole eiraneseresee ef the em. (Hear, hear.) He had hoped the splash disk elgltt hem Mend, the First Lord of the Treasury, had dimmed of that part of the subject which had led any one to sensed the semarenial distress which bad recently existed with the kilo e of the free-trade policy of the gosserrest. (Hear, hear.) The hon. gentle man had woken at the evil of theintroduction of all the corn into the moray which had been imported, but he thought who the "Maar, supplies had been cut off it was a proud reflation to think of the enormous quantity of karma food which the commerce and wealth of the country bad attracted to our shores, and to complain of it was tanta mount to fieding fault with a man for going to a baker to purchase bread for his family when they were starving. (Haw, hear.) As to the policy of foreign nations, he was convinced that the example of this country had produced the most marked results, and be would not then go further into the question than to instance the United States of America. No later than last December the legislature of that country had revised their whole tariff, and made some reductions la it meet important to this country ; and it was well knows *bathe party which pressed for such smeliondoss, were Mtmisted in gaining their object by Mateemng the policy which England had adopted. (Hear, hem.) When the proper time arrived, be should be prepare di to p mace li fully late the questions involved in the spunk ef the hes.maan who had last tit he the home. Heim) Mr. NEWDEGATE condem adh ned the egeresien ( of the Beek Charter Aet, under the operatioa of whisk, with 11,4100,0001„ In the mare of the Bank, there had begs a the when the Bank had oily 4,000,0001. in ent,-..nr0,...g. is 1800. TM dinned In the emery at the meant time we aim Mead. There were now 10,000 cogs in rho msralsetniing dialer amt of mederneutt, and esmants of mere mills being aimed. How ' = il i te li Z a thtt the presort sedition [the ennui bad us Mims* to dee trade, what they Ia o d evidence of in easeed agate in ether commends@ besides grain? Pressed by the exi=zf the times arm public journals bad used *brier the hearts of their e " : e the Akre/ sine laissurees who were, and c =e n , Haew ess wet of t, and he thoughtris he was quite jeedied k in that hones of salt a course being pmessed. Tie of this very week had the following pump en the TM mud het Ti er t for the wetter Ike falba die- Merge et Mimi awn are sot 0111111111111111 l I =mit: tepee weenie( m Immeinomey daseme, to a Milk= me sue hi 'reels la wait eel Ilheell r i se s Eede2 o "lsaftetke 4 . 46 5t b i1l see I stein />rraa t e reetee et tamer a Misr, eilbstatel ; sad B=3 vialsr men li - e . leima le abet the if we well tte banes it Mere dike is eat Mass ad rural dished. ,' Mr. F. SCOTT t,=l4 that ws2 brio whisk bad bent Salado& d into the boa I been omitted from it, weis si =ssurnteny Mi lle gag at 1 the gourameaL (les . ceitster.) •. 1 The report ant is up, and dr Miner Mr* been screed to, 0 . tto Se preessibut to bwr Maisety. I "tie home ' ipeetriss. Oriortfsg. MAILS. Thumb for Vigo, ta o= lof lAlma. OAK art Gibraltar dßlie lode up Os Oa 11716 lawashar. The rib lier erg 160 ilea Vas Mara% I. aad Earaffideill M ataleursaihe waft ad thaidat Ifereamlar. SA West lola Ws, tadeller WE" =, Vim b rio, , On's. ail I==Z *NS tiff la tigress, Maim Prearas. Wart chart ar4k AM larade. Illaragah wal do maim op S. maim der Daraelow. The ovalmad mile fir Medlar MIN% Ora" la Wks fateria IlappkArsa,Clertes, laaartAbeaptrilm oat Sealimpaa, walls amok op ea the iinfinritan D ewier. Oa =lb Dr *Ma Math hard^ liareda. aaa the UMW Illataa walla Erie op as the ~egg se Or led Deolembw. tlaEb hr 16. Ilresiur !hoer lemeatomie Woo, firma. :=4B=.lllrot Tha m wi ll be nide as O•i ererimil nisei of& lbrearlee„ to the Iledltenearea =rm. Chrhae balk Yaw ha., will to male up wa the tithe VII Dumber. TO CONILISPONDWITS. rues Minnie& ror." Lenin swans man ii,niivinassin. by e * din se Ur in et NIGH WATIS AT LONDON 11111/01. Tau DAI-1444slagoil sr. Atorems. NSA 4 . 74441444AN—Nosiag, f 4.4. pan 4 ; 111 44 Ws. pus 4.. LONDON, THURSDA Y, NO V. 25. NOTWITHSTANDING the amerene and appalling crime which crowd spas oar hers and feelings, with every post from held, the impact of that countrj is, after all, mat so darseareging as it wee lett year. Brat if we take be end for not ever-ooloveed • diflhsat the eriq eleteakenta of Ida ateeabere,e, diHaesas end parlies, who mitred the homes on Itt, we ehenid derive frost than vag wears ems kr bop, nth kr impatissee et deepair. la the Met phew it is evident that the harfal symptoms which, ere the preeminent care el Irish ill, erolikilely &dark, sod net linked together ar =0; the aat of the other. MA ahem and der bathia MEd 411 , 119 .8.11 fivatt ithw ies= sal erhes. ligall A the watoot sod mode Aoki* mime the yo b% Fesike, theirs to dooreelbe ersout s tits k we fir e el se therieee, so SO mime. Like the tharraeg Odom ova of des anasketere, realest ti btet•MMMtl emaciated and wretch to the convoy. don of the grave whilst in wealthier dis tricts it is not the pressure of actual ward which weighs on the people, but the insecurity d future support. Even in these districts, !rewind passions were quelled during the crisis of actual want, and it has been only with the return of comparative odiciency that crimes and vengeance have spin re . covered their prevalence in the minds and habits of the peasantry. When, therefore, the British parliament and public are called upon to consider the sufferings and exigen. cies of Ireland, let it be remembered that there are two regions and two kinds of population and of suffering, which each appeal to the most opposite feelings, and demand the most contrary remedies. There is a certain portion of Ireland, an extensive one in territory but not in population, which require relief, which has no landlord, no rent, and no rate to come upon. We have already stated that in eighteen of the hundred and thirty unions of Ireland, the population far exceeds the number of pounds sterling of the rateable revenue. Sir GEORGE GREY cake. later the more destitute unions at twenty-two. To provide for the insufficient means of these districts, even supposing the continued failure of their potato-crops, would not be a burden d any , enormous amount ; nor is it impoesibl e to devise means for giving food and employ in the w districts in such a way as would in time reimbaree the outlay. The central, and fertile, and rent-producing counties of Ireland present themselves in altogether a different category ; and for our part we should be sorry to see them obtain one single shilling more of British or of imperial money. The moment is no doubt a most distressing one, the famine of last year having destroyed the resources of the landlord, and the poor-law, superinduced upon it, having placed the four classes of landlord, farmer, townsman, and ha bourer, all at variance of interests with each other. It is no wonder that landlords are recalcitrant, that they seek to clear their estates, and are harsh beyond all wont to tenants, and utterly scout the very ntme of leases. It is no wonder that the small farmer, trembling for his holding, buys a musket as the hat defence of his tenure, the last resource of his existence. No wonder that the priest, starved amidst the gene ral famine, does at times forget his calling, and allows himself to be carried away by the social and po litical malcontention of his class. Throw all the classes of English life into such a general state of insecurity, and see, would not also they come to par. take somewhat, like their Irish brethren, of the nature of beasts of prey. Government has the fearful task allotted to it of descending into this Irish jungle, of aweing the human tigers, driven to such ferocity by circum stances, and of rec icing these ferns nature to mutual respect and peace, to social existence aid observances. Some will consider the teak impomible, the prospect hopeless. We are not of this opinion. Even the violent crimes of this year, how ever abhorrent, are, perhaps, less desperate symptoms than the wan apathy of last year. Then the heart of the Irish peasant sank within him—of home he bad no hopes, and if America was beyond his reach, the grave seemed his inevitable resting place. Even the land, to whose bosom he clung, as to a mother that alone gave sustenance and life, became an object of indifference. And despair, itself a moral epidemic and a pestilence, infected the national mind, almost as fatally as fever did the bodies of the population. Sir WILLIAM SOMERVILLE powerfully and graphi cally described this. Now, - however, there was re turning hope, there was a struggle for existence. And, as was unfortunate though natural, the same reviving energy, which awakened the industry of thousands, aroused the vindictive and murderous pas sions of those ruffians which all populations on the verge of destitution never fail to bring forth. You will find them in Italy and in Spain, and in every neglected land where existence ie difficult to procure, or not worth the trouble to preserve, and where the worthless life of the poor is always ready to be staked for the spoliation or slaying of the rich. In countries and in regions such as these, we have no objection to a temporary law of coercion, but upon one condition, which is, that it be a law of coercion not merely for the poor but for the rich, not merely for the labourer and the cottier, but for the better farmer and the landlord. A dictator could not be too powerful to reorganise such regions, to eradicate in one class the habits and the temptations of oppres. sion, and in the other the traditional and permanent sense of insult and injustice which generates crime. IT is quite manifest, from the tenor of the proceed ings in both Howes of Parliament on Tuesday evening, and last night, that there is no danger of the prevalent feeling in the country relative to our recent financial difficulties, failing to obtain a numerous and efficient body of expositors. It is true that the occurrence of an Irish debate reduced the discussion of the currency measures of the government into the incidental im. portanoe of an episode. But, in the tone of those members who did open up this peculiar topic there was an earnestness which will make itself felt with ardinary weight at the fitting time ; and it is to be bond, for the credit of the ministry, that they have in store arguments of no common strength to to the formidable criticism of Mr. HERMES and rord ASHBURTON. Nothing could be more forcible or just than the emphatic condemnation by these speakers of the oestrous procrastination of the executive which led them to delay the interference of the 25th Oct. until the fury of the hurricane had almost wrought its own extinction by the destruction of every exposed position, and of that lamentable error which induced them to disfigure a measure of relief with a notifica tion; of alarm and an usurious rate of interest Upon these two points we are quite sure that the best interests of the public will be promoted by the most searching parliamen tary discussion. For, not only are they question' upon which the mercantile community are entitled to lbw felin Won:nation, but they are precedents which, ui they mem the amplest parliamentary on. assit ion cr al l r ie the fertile source of future mischief smi ire mast also raise our voice thus early against rho peposal of Sir CnseLes Wool) to consent to the ap lnielteeent of a committee, and in the meantime to . the set of 1844 as restored to full and anypWe shall most deeply lament ny such • • 'on on the part of the government or highly impolitic on their own account, as a party seeking the confidence of the country, and as liable to the gravest objections on put& grounds. What is the official testimony el the Treasury itself as to the effect of their own suspension of the act of 1844 ? At the time when Sir CHARLES Wool) was speaking, the ink VW scarcely dry on his formal letter to the Bank direr tors, apprising them "that bet Majesty's government have watched with the deepest interest the gravel revival of con, sdence in the commercial dames of the country, and they have the satisfaction of belies* that the course adopted by the Bank of .knyiend so their recommendation has contributed to produce tia resole Upon the commonest grounds of osnietenee , the mercantile interests are entitled to inquire why a law is to be re-enforced, the abrogation of which is declared, upon the highest authority, to have been the salvation of the country._ Either the law was a poi law, or it was not. If it was a good law, why ennead it ? If a bad one, why restore it after so tremendous a price has been paid for its abrogation? Nor, while we fully agree with Sir C. WOOD that the pressed condition of the Bank is a fair theme d OM we at all perceive the form or Z:M ta re s t il te conoluaka he founds non lt says, "the Beek has a reserve in the bealdnu &Put' meet d Ave siMern an a total anent of reruns of bra mama Ws is quite edisiont to jortit the greatest ermildnee, and to &admire the govern ment in maldaig se pennon for Mae casualin, bet leave tbs. to be dealt with when they over.' We mad beg to qqm ean the errancy of this harems. If the dueatrw vine to b relieved ken the injunctions and the Weirainery d their peon charter, we should pare** , ill Sr =sized anticipation Othelost reseits Cluall. !Vr: mut be remind to pin eettbst I this mode d is exposed to no tl:= 11 . morel, el but of historical la the of June last, the banking reserve wig eetwiwely 5,000,0001. bat 8,540,0001., and the Egmont of treasure was not simply 10 10,400,0001. and what were the Una the drain arising on et the grfoll_ If the Jeky divider's* sad rossom, erste et empiiii viii,it is the tlMlWtt Su War% loa , •" edempaie, dem lentiation d 1844, IP"' I