The Express. — London, England, 1849-04-26 00:00:00

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Woe. ga B ssd MA Befilisslary, Ciropies. poi 4 le ash at islowass. LDS sad CHLLDRENT CUTS.•-• asS at Ono Ssisseds is 1111111 11411111116 Ms SM. sob. 1111s1 will ^ I fro too "m on se Is Noss/ II S. ix* Oast el soil I national laths 'sea ; Own my air sr Itoo Ina Sobs DA IS Yr boo tood. as st o watt • woe dis oins.bol.• doom obb.-13sIdlod ssisbowas. Ida own*. Ids POI War PO) . AR (, each al idol to or en.a end he wafts sod loom prosOLOlss GI Ss lir "b6.l,Vti. lk Os sollforths by espoloss Is. lied" NO stos thos lollseoll. Sow we pig awl t o rgere as ag 41.061 1111 a Oa Ifs sok IsoS Oft ■ arasedleg *as of Nikki es do st fA o9lll4lloo, l aske.lari l t Wawa. '7' Tli- II PILLS kir the NEKVWS sea • b. M. awl II& abs. rrstseararby mitre= ray ettemiet. ~ere ili a wsi maw be s No emelbrie lesieb so it by assi• tb won simeeler . Nur eperlare. le •Om esdbilises = e t rua. 'tbe *mirk eibles • seed ritimp eas ti • pattar7iir — op , Oar it ibe ibele lob Mb tube, ile span ; ereerat. tbeee :S bola g st Sbrffeleal empleika 'weld be. G. The et lb. Alteisebfit rest. rbe& !be rirtr les. : `I Tehlbele I 1141111111111Ainbeireet. ARABIOA FOOD. ▪ kiaMit 11*/001.1. 1 . 0 ▪ •ii• Mies Mono* lm= only noonnlnonds (Winn boalloot mid inns at tbsimmii M•teg Ihmembidmi allsciam airmemm, aspitie. 00•••ko. Iktadory, JAM, ▪ vidion nounonsen noNalkonspan n any but DO 11.! sa•o•.. 76. Aging: Nonnin~n losson Ann • barMN4 die Mom; limlia; Mimi; WM, mi Manna ; lanooks 'Ol6. ; Inn el Fenn ; Mom 10, Mmg; R. MINN Mobiguipmall* MOM M. ups' Si. the seer sl susiit to la WWI W. 411101, sea eissipals tolsalles Ingmar tt irget , alesi ‘llll6 meets NOM Wrilas ta11.P.7711110.411S 10 ojg SOW! et thip ▪ sums Malady suelwilk lAL WORM INA COM E. vldiset sal and= arreso dials lir Ms Their is the an et the Sim me gel iese Poillp. prise Se. 96,—Tis NW- ire par • elserve art she sin at lam W. Omar -We elriselle Mme. W. a Mimi. V, ft. Mrs ▪ no" - - trertrb>r beisdloto. • - - NOVELTIES.—?b saly_elcsrest KUNIO= is ail war r, piss Is. b*llls,3M ion% LYS palms. 113 lasisses, ID s's dilibsfs fro" ha. • st Ore at islideas. lei a - undid *tont truls; eisaiptlar, @Ws of larks. lik• fiat Mum% Haan D RAT, DRINIL AND AVOIDS ft DIA ix eigialma... 11. D, latt i ar—. M. t• bah =ll lbsibist, a oloar MA gad a Sy is alt stemetatto buds matti==tebbk tar SOF • le 11111 MA *MIMI I pliplasl 1: Ilibatti 10 sra. =n 23, j Conalik 147, nog • Sim, 4S, L ill W OMM; se Ana bon 7 16 1 11 • 0 4 ateultAtrot. FRANCE. PARIS, WIDNISDAT, 435 P.M. Republique publishes the Mt of cesdi by the democratic socialist committee ele cons. It adds :—" This twining, e Marta, the Het 11116 'Omitted acclamation, but in the middies of of it a ooromisiry of police swished n entrance into the meeting. The ing refused this, the commissary forced the salle with soma troops of th e line. then declared that it could not deliberate of a functionary of the police, and the e up, protesting against this violation of liege.' Mee, charged with the veeiticallin of the he provisional government, met en Mon- Last time to settle its report. The report, slimed much discussion and difference lines Ainasgst 'the coedits which the ,approve are • sum of 123,000 f. allowed n Rollin to M. Longepied, pendent of tubs, who sent emissaries into the de id the army durieg . the elections ; a sum o M. Olivier, commissary general in the Rhone ; and 6,0001. to M. Joly, who n ame functions at Toulouse. t of the committee was presented today. of each ministerial department between brassy and the 11th May are as under : Frame 6,217,467 Again 2,202,234 wareatioss sod Would. 17,444,116 awe aad Comseses Week. 31151,11511 679 7,166,619 Ma▪ l el lelt#th,2llll IN is whin are not he sums nested as at 'wpm in the budget wrier, or le the Inesses, else tbasads on debt, the exposes of the" 'sham • &o. rregularities pined en loyullirrosalsteminit is the 123,000 fr eest pail te bY I. Loden Rollin ; the parent tf of envenom the commissaries of the penman ant Lipari:sesta above their daily alloweasa ; a sum of 50,000 frames for the testa referee to return to their own essatim r de la Cowed% which cost 9110,000 A the ateliers *Minns, are severdy ews a. The charges of the ankle of as ire to exhibit many gross irregularities. The pun with the thvestory of the dissuade two, whiolt re valued 20,900,200 francs merably toda a y reamed tbe at trimmed= on the . r law an to the organisation of the public 1 snide' proesseing no intend wentid. I Ihd TOW, mid the thri evesediog Is it, to s whose apet re to Wm imam sat as being Mats. proaemint having limes gi:Et risty. sesot having for its ofijoili salla army, bsCalliime I la taken against it. Uvolaamilts haie bests Lau_ blay IsUresdlit*X l l l Weida hisaDmientdriee timsagmams Womb. dinkt. I hose 1111ifedlrith tiel:6= d Use use die geogreesse &year ens emeamM se rwa usies I shall 11 .1' SW alas me who bele asiewrier he seppseled the, efilse ef a resist teseassibiity r the Mass eb *utr snot.,, ahead swept wishes% is Is implenems, less se edessi itheer Mew 111 am sena edge seminel ego r hawatasa ea segiresed,liaewtmallwmo sinew IS br dm. nee. 'alma of the bargee of the mast te the Arpahlis *ma um, if not wora or, at hest la tae pert. Prism is • Immo as wen IS a s st ! M wta orter it mars Noy. The ermndftes droved to exam** the bill relative IblAMlliememasad of Cho. Chaegmaier,yesterday irmisatee Y. Orin its reporter. By a majority of semmittes has resolved to propose to the kriftlrly to rejeot the masa sad to require tls stialetry to meets, within home, Ilk kw ea the satire' guard. M. Thiess has left Paris to pus some days at Lily pertly ea acessat et 111-health, partly to settle some knife Mr =sortie and Norilsk journals express t a g =l: all ele= meetings, end msrsrw takes bY t thelthe . o. to Is, If to drive the peo u re Eerier. says that the affirms who were reeeridell ta 0.1. *staid ti the S a lle Ass Ormeerti, Rae Lainartinr, • the premises of the entakiary ol " prlit ed ; he Wird to Ms 'eseisinee • • a arab& of prioni oh h e and a rope*, idarry. The pre sider ef the saris" said - en the seaffaissaty to withdraw, and on that fuestirse ple shunt. he de clared the : sitting at en sad. The missies immedi air Ms la peat rear, rift mks of " Vire 11 danoaratique et UMW ".At the • says the DrwswieMs. "a Inset-, was put as sod to in the sum =maw, without asTim " vicksen A Medlar =weft wares pat down tae lisatel." The oder papers do not allude It Ore diger mete of vialemk • A latter from Dealer says: " DI. Blanqui is if. pored to be serissely iIL It is added that, sire his swirl at **citadel, he has reeersd to take soy other they imams of salad amistiard with a huh yayar Biwa has bees allowed to have some becks, with the perm" ot wire be employs hiredf in his captivity. fir wif► ant his poesert sin ar residieg at Dram near the Ors. He is terparketir edam* erolgar tales_ d eer as& lie birth senrsias the mows an It *r I. his laprirameat." • • resift axls. Isor tau% mai• s NI Wig Ora ! IT N; lad task ; ; test Ile. DIN 04111, lAN ft NtalkOft ee lass" esm, MOWN t g l ig r A 3ll r ah. —__Fiete mid' • $ Ne*asis imam. 889: aims am 2 1 1P asom tedrMindlo. sls N; embeers soleht. 5 TS; . reisms). —; Sal a NA laraws. 41 11•01. Sr ss SPAIN.' • ;• A litierid letter, ti the 20th het.; states that he OW last few days the canal of ministers bed 1141111- bled previous to the saline et the Carta, but the, nosh 1 these treqtant deliberations had not trans'. tired. It le said to be decided that the Spanish ip ! vernmeut hate rsiolad on mading_a force_ef 12,180 sea to assist th re-esteblishing th e yope The expe. did= will be boamanded by the Insister . ,of War bi person, with Gummi Cordova as the locoed la Now mud. The sitting in the Chamber of Dilations. the ahowikto was rather animated. M. Roy Why amilmed spies. t the pet *Grin semeertheiseenals relative to • slab et silo la OaMhek he the pupa remarks e, be es% et IldliMaiiMl *Ns em. His rose Ala indignation of one somelots of the ProSeeisials piety, who replied to him with great warmth, MADRID,_ neat 19. The mesh talked-of convention et the Tristasys bat bow swirled into a signal defeat of the quads troops by Cabrera. The amediticies et the convention hadamen agreed apes, as well as the day, boar, and Oils of mosta r The Canute had received - the mew in the of Ardsbpl, says one oorreepond set i in the heals of Pesos, says autha. The hugs of the quo, two thousand strong, was lodged in one part afthe villallal the Carlist forces in the other. Da a sudden appeared at the head et a body ay ,of his guides, sad, at the idViva " Carkie'VL , l* up and at them. The Carlisle rose, and opened a 'murderous ire open the queen's troops, of whom a great slaughter took place. One himdred and twenty 1 , primers, among whom, it is said, is Brigadier Man ' saw, who was Made prisoner some mouths before by. Mimi. and anobenrd. Colonel Rotallie, who had directed the convention. is magi the wounded. The ti.took place at night. The situation of the 'e II mad to he voey suitable for an ambush of Ike The whole cit the queen's hog, would have fallen into Claques heads lithe eerth' t chief. Raki,a awl lialdrich had coosented to take pat, as Cabrera pro tium& 'Jere** as to the delicacy of Cabrera's scheme, 00,1111/4 kept those chiefs back ;Ahoy declared that they amid never gain by ammo, but in fair and open light. ' The Cutlets defend the transaction by aunt* that they are merely paying off the amuse bled treasons by which their chiefs have fallen Into the heads of the Captain-Geseral Concha. In the aseanwialle, Ballard& is still hovering about the seighboiubood cillarcelons. The letters announcing this nevi are, the sae from Cervera, &VA the 15th, and the aka from Levids, on the lath inst. Goma has reamed the Cinci again. Mr. Lampe, the ex-Freeh ambemisador, eels oat for Fume_ in i! few days: The Spanish gonermat has nrissted its desire that he return main to Madrid, Asnd• it ii mid that kis snocessor, IL Napo- Joon Seehurbe, hu promised his hansom for the same A I=ial crisis is talked of. The continued a...... of our diplomatic relations with Eng b said by some to be the cause, while aver that it is on account of a new tariff lime el Mr. Mon's. With regard to the former o f t hue emmi i appears that General Names had a tidied ftias with the peppery Don Jae Joachim de Man s two days after hi. - return from England, the arampreee a which ha c s id been th e rsigna d tion of the 2Muratimprzlio.souAnll p arties Mora'had se m rved Nervaes as muck and as say as ea curestaaces would admit 'of, but the testy feral never pardons non-success. A letter from Ptah, sent to the Clamor Public° ' contains some curious details orineinting the Count M on temolin. ,The most import ant for our proud government is the want oft eat shom i ti ot the French government to the Bpi& in Paris, whom it rattled to Mil% F. 46 °a while the English amblioador was called is, ma alter consulting with him the French ' la Montemolin free to return back to a te; withstanding the efforts of the Duke of `who was answered, in reply toe tote, that .. =at would not consent to be gaoler to say.; r is uen. st—airme re Cents, 24 M 14e air .. 11ft be. i lt i r e rbaraperi avas t l a l e rgr a l i k i.. i railli. ink of et Fi v rtaad, 76 paper. Trowery • 1 aiii. Maw ea Lades. N. ITALY. TUSCANY.—The oommirsi M on for the melds.— asterchi, piddle order at Leghorn aro MM. of Osaromini, and Botts. They ars appointed to watch saes radio ssfet=l oB l . authentic and misot news isaH Oar aiZapo ri l l est at Turin writes as the 21st ) bib es Yews *Us Illorendas provisiosal goveranwat (which its acts in the name dart Omni Thaw to sessiview the ails et the other WPM et Tolotonr, Ida en ittow whirl eel bib* Ili • 11111111 nseptio . wer sil mita L t og (Om proviinsal) mug by the deamoratio party." esai=eirsestlea d the 17* inst. the et Pleremee &selves the corps et van tage' emoseridel by Petrawei, Oardiaet. end They are in oseriegassee esesioned to by down their arum* wadi** of madviss a fortnights pay oset being mooned to Leeson. In rase et' opposition, they are ti be bast& es hostile woopa By a seisidirial chapati ri the nth bet. Ow ca=st Thee** has invited Prime J4leeph to moms hislastione as ambesewler to t esslie rvaro atftem,_mailsad, sad 'Belgium Bu tlerd *JAW ot we or tidy see; wad COMMalillt preatiodtessbil isrOlgiba gevermani. Ulev:Losis and Lade PrownislilN so bstottd is at the TON 1111101111•111 in Paris. PORMA.—By a pieshomdtm biked at Pontrp- 1 at the llth elsMeallte'DalasM, smatild t junta et 'Parma, M. of annwanosiX tgithligover Bo nt of the Dadoid litbos. in the trividory LaniiMas, sad bees the Inhabitants% enuS withetwiLsoierian` iu flithering_his views dkeilidlo lie moral mid Arks' .4 •• I of Ms "Y^'srettlf.—Adviees from Naples of the 141 date ~ . ~J ~J t • ' 4 I --.41) • • 831.] LONDON, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1849. [THREEPENCE. We she hear from Turin ea the 21st, that it was reported that Palermo had demanded to espitelate. GERMANY. PRUSSIA.—Our correspondent writes: BERLIN, Attu. 23. To-day two fresh projects of law were laid an the table by sainieteni, one on the removal of certain fenial berthas, and the regaled= of the relations landlord sad tens= ; and another on the sia it had something t h sevi:ige.banke. When to the minister on ministertz., • whitlows meted its sere, es if some royal de- OM Vim to be read for the disookution of fle- Meatedibl mid he felt a elertala vinisty in brinks( thew before the limb= Maw Naught forward at last hie istheedlatins emiserebe the Danish war or now eineetheg die sinatessenent of the Premiss ems* in 'Liaise. gist hestilitiee would be put off till the Omni Arnim said in reply that it was a mir take to swim that negotiation bed bees carried on in two pliers at a thas,—Loadon was the only plum When Denmark dentuneed the armistice, the alga Odious were in full swing. Bat it was - threat= that as detaitive assolation would be come to before the of Monk; sad, therein% they were liesitairee preearhar a prelengatioa fee twi month,• if the andsties. This vie to be stipulated is the haveof prohmol. holier*, occurred in tiff =ing. and hen= a motion war side tie - armistice till the 14th d April, In the that in the nialadree the two mouths' why* be admitted. A telegraphic despot= ewe la the tuantime from Frankfort, which an =anted to me, on the part of the oceamisidoesr in Sehlsswig, that the Danish government bed declared that it would not retract eves the blockade seder, still Weald put off its execution till the 15th, under sup. = ig thst the German troops would not enter into until then. I have announeed this to lon tivh, but not is ea offieial ebsorsetor. First, al the 24th of March, did I reesin holm limit& plenipotentiary, Voa Plow" the thirstiest that the arthisties would suns en if April. althea& Douai* pared tbstessthea of inmely meting on the defromitre. ahr l a t I wets= London immediately. The eirenlaroote of WifflitheelisMartimericieneessideirto7= ani Bret s the its Or:setts, and sent it US laced= by a amid sea . Seem= ware sent to Warm the Genoa Alps. Also my that. is this interval no German ships have sailed from Haglieh peels interthe Belie, sad that ia cosiequenes of this mistake no seethe= has marred. The Minister of War bad to answer an hippelisp Son of Schneider, with regard to the illegal see if* isadwelat battalions of Posen in the wa s = lishiserrig. which he did sot at all to the eased the left or the Poles. Then the debate impt resumed upon the association law. The clause which prohibits, during the seerfon, sarongs of the people in the open air within tin sari was =vied by 188 against 148. biag has invited to dinner to-day, in order to 480thlififillite the victory at Dapple!, the oases of the Ohaelettenberg and Potsdam garriscoi too= were treated at the same time. 1 ' AUSTRIA.—We base received Vienna pep= to the lies. and the following letter from our urn. ipmdent : VIRNNA, Arius 9. Ile !dopers have again disappeared from Mir I poeition !wand Penh a there is no news as to wive they are just now. Thane was a rumour that the Magyars had at tempted to relieve Homan, bat without sucos!, and that the imperial troops has retaken porossnon Waltzes. I should say that there would have beet a unblee Winn if this news had any forandetion. Ms beaten' of Manna hare war=ded 'a leg the Wirt _bebir•ea dub fiwtreap sail gist! and ie sr i i tevertheless busyro z s t i y o l og eiven t ro i Weld= hes made a proclamation, in whidthe call: the Meyer's= " boys, "scoundrels," Nemiimes,_ blackissras; but offers them his brother:bend ff they give up their rough system of dealing with their It is sairth e rthe Magyars have driven 2,000 blab= against the Austrian centre, and that those Whine. suited by the view of the " red mantles" brake sosesedaily, that they were entirely de- Oar eewnstment hes decided to credit 200 millions dairies, Mangan= treasury bonds, which are to be r uis t e the Hungarian " whoa they are subdu ed. " Stadioo as I wrote you before, will not again eater the inioisti:y, and Pipits will take his Medics is in a deplorable state of health. All the ministers have gone suddenly to Olmiets, where it is reported that an autograph letter of the Kie4 of Prussia has bees rewired, upon the last note of Prince Sellwarzenberg to Baron-Proksech. The habit of the King of Prussia in writing to foreign courts without the knowledge of ministers) is tee notation that I sheuki make any remark upon it It wee stated, ed good authority, that deopthime have hem Teilbleir.“)1 1011 044 Ladi s etalgh7 to England. 1 It appeintisgibe insurgedt General Ns, lin leaving Crodelediall Nermannetadt, mile then 'two pisses in a manner that would amble the Smokier' (the partisans of the kfagyars) to hold cat Sir a long time against the Russian% in cue t he latter ehesld maim to Tranylvada... It in admitted evna by wale of the Vienna Journals, that the fitted general aidntaine strict disipline amongst his troop,. It is stetted that the Barvians have defeated the Magyars at. St. Thomas,' the latter falling back on Narver- Mu. The Journalbi Austrian Dolph &Valles mach importance to this natal. • tip to the 19th inst. slight skirmishes still ma tinned in:thevicinity of Pestti, Wane the imperialists 'and the Magyars—the latter retiring each tin to thy, adjacent heights. Numbers of the former, in imam to screen thenseelves from the severity of the weather, have dug holes in the earth. On the leth, Baron Walden, the new woman der-in-chid of the imperial then, was at Orasiomi, serly the nest Morningthe orde r was given to Muth towards Waitsen. Me insurgents were to be . attacked au all points in the course of the lftbois that important intelligence mar be moon looked Sim I fact, it ia already asserted Wills Vicsailler. pondent of the Cenistitodiimemeile Ditto/ ' (writing under date Aol 20, 5 p.m); that the Hungarian were totally defeated near Gran, heirkm in gei. inners aloes being 2,000. PRANlLFORT.—Oniintelligenee is to April 1L In that day's sitting ,of the National Amembly, Us" Heron Von Ovens stated that Penn had not pn tined spinet, or opposed in any way, the numb of , Amnion troops into Jutland ; cm the contrary, the Prima= government were desirous of on the war with energy. 1111. debate on the report of the comaCttos of thilVs nepotist the 'newer of r ef the to ao Frankfort 'deputation was then dui, after • fortr tom ' " 11 ad' , inn tomorrow According to the Masan 'Beffaisr; Herr One , Oanma,„ t the Praimiat' ilkodP 6 o 6 . tiarh,ho• ill: e s e rt, in consequence of being disermomin= Wiest:dons received holm his The viper of the empire has !orb= deslugiaL War with Thigniark, the .ap art from any part or ONb ,nsany to that kingdom ug'''_arins, pot# 6 lo lull ll4 l .tioa ej_enj kind, horses, iind @hip timber. • DIPIMANL.—The fdlEr i i . n ; g vessels bin been brought as prun lite the of Cepietheges. Tin Emigmat lk bencid Troia the nited l t i t arethk e' to Diemen. witb, a saw it Vmoool the with a igc t ip p : alutifre i: L o o Othyra, with tor, owl TO, wiN 490 hogsheads, *Ohl d ,* last velpittin bdon litegaet—i bet tliM mews asmprins_ MIL," sato, theeablatit 1 1 1 . 1 • Of th• or bid 'Thiiiii=hll7; of that day, _declared that the ca 4 -4 Manua Amiably in Frank- Irt;;E:. ba., in ita fast is binding sails gesgisml Wis temberg that say violation of k le -waif.* sot that neither the civil "t. military mildlithirare Waded in Miming orders linding to ma *idiom The chamber also resolved to forward an address to the Frankfort Naticaal Asoombly, urging it to adhere firmly to the cuastitn tics already voted. The king has edema to acknow ledge the validity of the coestitatka in his kingdom, and has desisted to a deputation of the chamber that he mould out Mast himself under the swam , / of Preemie intik all the other Mates of Gsnialy had do se ea. The greatest exeiteemat prevails Woeghont Wirbemberity the civic guards have resolved to uphold the mostitutice, tad the regiuldicans are more active tuna ever. AMERICA. By . the snivel of the Robert C. Wiathorp, Capella Knowles, at Livorradr. rttadty "m -ing, we have dates feces Baden mad New Irbek to the 7th, and frets Moutreal to the Ihmilasty the first being three and theater flee days latse than see previous socauals. Thy, however, r' no mews worth treascribieg, miept that is wee tussonred at WWl [neon ea the bets inst. that had arises in the =Wart in regard to , Mr. ClayMe, it is Ai. wan_ to 21 sabbbisr to Reg !: mien Mr. 14te Se be seeestary at . amass esmetsey the treemuy. The Aebbeelonwas also reported or Livirpool It nitht. Mao the above was in type we have mesivel in telligence dtbs arrival this morning+ at litastraltf the pselosbelp 'fey Mammies with &Whom vt Yeti* thellik Met. There fi little to report either le trefltteal sr tessmercial affairs. Bros Meads tbsre is no later sewn. The eammereial %meats mamma the receipt of rtelegraphis news by the Niagara, oa the morning list the 7th. Tr e New York money market was pmdsuUy softening. sad the quotations of exchange semen art 105 to 106} ere rent., bat oleos the steamer's *par te!" so transastwes el impetrate hadoocurred. Tire , aottoa market was dell, sad gestations bad needed an eighth t a quarter of a amt. per posed sines the' mu. departure. The tales et the week bad been 5,350 bales, and New Orleans fair was quoted ne. to Be. The flour market wee greatly depressed, and prices bed rapidly sod materially dsefted dues the 3rd. The fall bad been 12} cents on the better, and. nearly 37* cents. on the Ulm There were no tressactises ter Easktail. I t ia Zist there had been some little evert demand. Traumatises in ins were suspended, waiting the. Niagara's mews, OS sent of whim on all the markets had not beespiced. 200 tons thrtaberrie Scotch pig soli es the fith at 24 dots., 24 day,. In ale, limed was dill j the sales INTO confined to a few lob Welsh, at 59 to 60 ants. Is Wets _there were engagements of best end pork to Lan don at 5s ed. to 6s. Tobacco at 3e. ter bootee, and 3s. 6d. for tierces. Packet rates fix doer he. Adviem from Hayti of the 16th March Mato that the rival attain were expected to meet about the Id of Aptil, wheel a decisive battle would probably Ida Placc EAST INDIA COMPANY.74II, Vida .mart of this compsay was held at the Inas Neale yesterday, to take into cessidsraties the poem lafaly laid bonne the mart relative tot* &quasi of the etas= rate.—s4r A. is the chair. The regailies ommeakti the meeting aslaMi hem read, lir. Balks Were gmesailed, d -M asmVagth, M /ay the mageisteso the the ma of W jutswhiff ham lowa n alma Were our mime, and esailadiel by mauls', " seat is of opinion that the MIME semeladed bt Blida . veramest, ia 1819, with Pbeesta Ildlitoti sad sa ne roamed with his Wear Pali maw the late Agra Batik casUrred apes and guanamed to those prises* the hapedltery wommigutg I. the miseimMy. of Baum sad this smart farther Of Situate h o bo mid to whether by adeptioa or is right of ere s did to the ishoritesee soder tlte tenors sad of the said fro sty , this mart im am it right sad neeseary to record its agisiea that no cam bus bees made out to justify the aaashatlea of the Mid pria oipality of Betters to dm British Unitary."d by Owed Briggs emeadad the motion, whisk was appose tba sheirmas, who moved 'direst segative, and the late 4anowt (Sir C. LashitulMa), who aeateadad that** pimple of flashers would be bettor goversed nadir tle British ass by robe gibes& After &dimities of swirly Ave hems' damilisa. theeliiimsa moved so adjoarsateat of the mai% si tho Eimesen had to mad et importsat deopetokie sesgessimg the m *et of asks to the Wits army, by the ladie - a mall that awmisg. The mart 1111 msardiogly atijoursed till to-mserow (Friday) at eleven °We*. _. COMMARCIAL 4 MARK) TS MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. lino o'Clock.—The Reeds fends an very steady this mantis& Consols wooed at 92 to} both fees mousy and account, at yid& price they have mo tioned throughout the forenoon. The Three_ Per Ceuta Itednoed are quoted 904 to 4; and the New Threwandoo•Quarter per Cents. at 914 to 4. Ex chequer Bills are 43e. to 48e., the gestations of yee terday, and Bank Stock is a shade better, being quoted 193 to 4. In the foreiga market there has been a goodleal doing in Mextesa amain The letters received b y the coeunittes of Seek Americo& imedlueldeis ha in mired considerable esalasass, *see sesseities had • farther rise this truing.sled arkOW quoted 311 to", haviag been dens es as 8!. Ii the other forma stooks there is lamely eay varia tion from the quotations of yestmday. Bowes Ayres WI cleated 38 to 40; Bestehen Bands, 78112 801 Chi ' lien, 90 to 3; &pada, 4 to A ; Peruvian, M to 8. Rumian, 103 to 5. fe3h Actives, Five per Ceuta. 17i to i; and the T 324 to & Data TWo land-a-Half per Cents., 60 to 1; and the Nye per Cents., 77 to 8. 1 DL Ilbeek. INOUE' 116 4 Ot. at Na, 91 we (11. oi. Aar. 1 S aVt. les A Owe. Asia .2 1 l aa tia ak 'mount MD& s j l at. acara 1 . l e r= Dd fker ei 16.. LI eta sw Im e:4r 14 4 e lm 41 . 1 1 0 6 ' 181° g4l°L o ce , 4 %ts. Imes APO ift../fi * 14 , is 6 • °MIMI:VI *Lee Die j eC trot.. m... - 1 var:= lT Dd ai r m usio.. . 7 l :ll 1 4 0.00. DINISS••ff s RAILWAYS.—The then market le misfit weaker this morning . and prime. generally are lower. Mid lands have Iwo dose at 64 end Loudon and North Waters' at 181. Nesters Comities lad Caledonia's maintain' the prices of yesterday. Yea sad Nee* illidlaude hare been done as low se 371, whit* is a fall of 11. 15e. per share upon the lowest rise el yes . Is ! lea& Awes deem is literally Wok* doing this isee= m) saias yes TO Two Me DAY minims. Los. a te. weessea. In 1 Atka. O l Pri t De. New Ore., II 4 Wesel . fl Ds. 16 ea de De. Da. sit it. mid LAt5, 44 4 Z. Oesetee,l4lWes tie 4 Do. flew O. 6 pee 01. 4 11 De. Neer 104 NI Ds. la 14e. , 44• Do. Ow reL, 4 Z. leseleidra uo . Isom, If wa Gent llerOme, it WI . De.lol. Or Y7l l , 14 1 14 no. Ham A. Deliere6. so - N. 1,1.... 1 OW .ef Di. Sew St; • De. lielo‘o4 De. Ow 101., 70 4 • ibst.Q. ail _u larleis. es - 1 0 ale, woe. a Itelv., D. Mho, Ilieeme. aelMeiler II palm. . Da _ Pe. C 17 15 471 . ''' '' . • 1410 .. 1 r Tesa. sot lift. ',• ' ' 7 as. • . Do. PM', 6 •' ) ~ ye" a .. 111 t s Da Nee ow. 6 p1061,•1414 'mewl Lets mg BMW, WPM I De. .1_ 1 6a) ( 1. 1% leakage fr. .L 57 74 Se 74 Sp r Fa i t; II RD. 11, 414 n 7 3 meow, . m. 0.. a w.s. nu, leo • D. ie. Oinv. $ gee Gt., 511 Gt. bides Podeede, 4; IL 11.16141111 a Lq mom setwesso. us t. I 411111111011;—linume0-Lawl. , /14/49 85 Am— ber. were • dril,..ml=.lll.=bm sot WM seleetlhmer se Irina I maisesseld beT - abilreal — ra Obi Ks bed= Ihefole la % esti GOAL iillpeteelft leery kw.— :eat teli e ree.—lle finale rLdeiesees. l i ra weir- I e a r s +M6ll_ • .—Bums AIL -e aegis , sigiesleit= Vie emit err .oeeseals - einikume. Ater., • Prato is pieta he ellerelimbee tae 'here new Peima, Os. es 40e4e SW 1116.. be Slie.; *Nei NA lieekslitheelag WI re. Tabled& Baehr is. bid fee Us. Lap puelmee el Denim 'wigs bees made et Lee tee eitipmesiee Melinek the stook el test desteiptha here ie rediteel; She Ole le ■.. Mewl boys tom sold at 4435.; Salsas sot if do soot Cooddsrolde solos of Proms him lisoa slated at lOw sides, les. to 2le. per swt.—la other masts, so notarial TALLOW.—The market coatinses quiet, with eery little bodges dohs', either as the *pet or to arrive. Tbees L as free afire hero St. Prtorshaer ; at loot data the sabot there woo doll. Potrerbrog Y.O. ea the ; Oehober to Deonahor diatom dir. 61.10 ; et lih vo scathe' delivery, 40t. to 411 s. CORN.-BARItWar April 25 . - The V: o f formes at this day's iambi was larger thee OA th e sample of Wheat itaameasooly ausumme. was emp than, sad to sleet sales tamers had to submit to a rs doWea oT from 1..6d. to 2.. per qr. Barley was witheut altirmlom BOSTON, April 23.-With a fair show of Wheat we hem had a slow trade to-day, aad to sleet sake farmers bad to submit, though nlostaatly, to a Attila of ls. to b. from the ratm of this day week. Oats, 6d. to le. lower. Beeps maistaia late rates. Wheat, red, 40a. to 461. ; white, 43a- Oats. lb. to 20e. BMW, Ble. to 320. Cammarrsa, April 2A-There was cot musk Dulness date at war market to-day. A few sales of Wheat were made at about le. decline fa pries from last amthet day. The sap* of other grata has idles off. Prime u shered. Wheat, 30e. to 525. Buis,. 231. to 2118. Oats, lie. to Ws. Beres, 32e- to 36a. Pak Sts. to Sea. Flour, 365. to 36a: per each. Hat..swosra Alwtl 24.-This day Ire had a good of Whist, sad a slow sale, at a doolitto of la put or. Dada issemßa t sad UM little doing la to sags, isitsy, 26L to Aitite 4 ks. t prgr.; red, 401, Iderwataa's Batas, April 25.-The trade was rather deli se-day, at a decline of Is. boa lest market dep. Nets el grata aye dillealt of diapseel. Whatatoolthol h re. 121. lls. ; rok7l. to 106. 100. Barley, 26.. to lb. O t te, q les. to 31s. Beaus. 30s. to 31s. Pase.Bls. to NIWAII. April 26.-Atteasase at tilt days OWN. eel man, owing is Limas Aga hie this weak ; Ha thoplg of Wheat was more lima adegaM• la the doasad, and 111 was 'Meat to dirt mho tat a moihrotima of la. to S. per YMalin Betsy was land am a soda wad rams same doing ita mead teldides sod rola, ' at telly lees we ek's prism. eat% .111•14 mad Pena dayouraf the seam Aprll hid a imamate mg* of Wheal at te-thrto mob* whhh was • 14 sib et t► pat tr. lowa* Was bet mesh; Vag nide Mher vita at Ines, 4.0.11) Mr: Betsy, Ilk 40 ria1562..5 44 . to Vs. Oslo, lea Boris, So. to Dis. las. le; Mk Br, 20e. to Thruar. April 24.-At this day's turbot Wksat bawdy =the eurrosay of Friday, tea Oats INN 31._por ad Oatmeal fla per tom higher. Isaias Ora fully smithies the steams elan troth. la Fleur at other trades we make as ohmage. lie resent prior: -Wheat, white, ' 24.5. to 275. 6d. ; fit, 225. to 26e. per 2301ba. O&M, 10a. to 13s. per 1961 be. Barley, lte. to lb. per Mae. ham Nth, 31s. to Fla. 6d. 41101 ho. Oatmeal, lle. cwt. Flour, 130. Id. to lie. bd. per sat its 4 VAT.—Burninum.—Maori. aad Davis report a very short supply of , sail Inds habit. Clover gaits nikleat for nine Meadow. 75a. to 80L I Rena.. Ma telt r ....... Ma Vs Ms. 1 oiolr .. Ma le . CATTLE, ite.—LaNcioug, Are 210—A. saw United nipple, both of Bouts sad Sham antsilbse a brbk "aunt& Nino rattan. higher. Kam, ewe, 4s. par lb. ; anther, 3d. Baaf, 6a to as. ad. per alses. The prise Reg was bred by Kr. Marsh, of Onetime; indght, Win." per gamer. Imps, April 2t—The a was a aka: sink" of the Beans to-day than at last fair, sad prim Wet& ibtaboll better prism Ws had also a poi l i = naiads, but only a few of then of Shoop suss ea inprovatand ulna •of last kir, and Okapi advaaesd • little. floornara, A i ll24 i —la reasagasan of theism angina 'la Laadoe oa oar trade rand hoary. But toads fan la W. to 3.., liwAss, 26. 63. to 44. 2d. Lank ba. to U. Vaal, 3a. 4d. to 4a. 14. Posh, 2a. 6d. to 4a. 2d. per atone of illba., siakitsg the old. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. !„.1111.1e HOUSE OF COMMONIL-WIDMISDAT, AMU. 26. The Brum took the ekes at 12 ease. PUBLIC BUSINESS. PETITIONB.—B7 Ik. J. MATHESON, from Ma yan aid Rse.shira (11) ; Admiral GORDON, from Mates and eke places ; Mr. FORBES, Isom Ayr, Peeblis, whir plasm; if r. Fury. esveral ; Mr. DUNCAN, from Di o des; Yr. COWAN, ism Moretti, Perth, Falkirk, KAM and other places; Mr. F. KAULE b Perth, Aratheradar, and other places, sod from 4,06 3 25=ts of Path; suarroos petitions from other place ir were also presestei Sir H. DAVY, Mr. F. KINZIE, Mr. ANDERSON, Mr. H. DRUMMOND, Sir D. DUN DAS, Mr. F. SCOTT ; Sir G. GREY, from Bewisk-on- Tweed ; Mr. 11 WART, from Dards* and ether gloom; Kr. A. FIAST III , well Iron Glsegow ; sad Kr. 1011/.IIOOR, boas the some pins, all against the Sunday Traveling on Railways Bill—fievera petitiosswen ales prerenta&byldr. LOCKE for, sad by other heath/able members satine t the bill, Inssedistely earl fthe divisioa en the Bribery - at Ile Mrs Bdt,wialle tore ware re-eateries the leeeee.—lle. PLIIMPTRE, sneer from Rest Kent, for pooteeden to withlture.—Mr. W. P. WOOD, from Limped, hi *nor ef the Allman& Bill.—Mr. A. HASTIE, were elm Paisley, aping WI Lusatia Asylums (Soothed) Lord EBRINGTON, from Plymouth, for the release of Kr. Shen, aid the imement of some meinse to preclude the miability of • similar laaprisoantent far the stare.—Mr. BANKR3,bom the clergy of Doreetabin, thane the eras. Mon of Jews to parliament.—Mr. WGREGOR, from Was- ROW. scent th e Registratior of Births, &A. and Marriage tessaand) Bll.—Mr. REYNOLDS, from the lord 11111y0f, , sad burger of Dahlia, in levee of the Rate. it r Z ati zt ; also a Fackler boos the nose body, for the impotent of a property en 111 1 4 * lh•llri psety, Tam lesk emosses.--Sir T. E. COLEDROOAA, Me r, is &nor of the Marries Bill. NOTICE OF MOTION.— Sus ow BW.D. DATUMS, ce Wednesday,the 2d May, team for seer =LOIN Of the whole limes to of bust the best soma ptomain Mods in the sae of of BRIBERY AT ELECTIONS BILL. Mr J. PAEINGTON, in moving that this bill be toe matte, stated that the 'elect oossaittee to ere it had bees refined had, entirely concurring in its reseal principle, made erred important edema, which weld be maw mossiest to indicate as the bill proceeded *nigh the toonsantes. Cal. 1318411 1 0 0dmai rdlIP the bill, es a low, paltry Ise son, most meet' gerienter • Sisal dearth whisk ought sone to been nen suggested is sebibm to gertismen. He eard like to Mow rhos Mr. PM or Mr. Fez have sold to swab • mere The Ms. Mil- Wift arol by moving that the bin Is stierithe that day de InREY mid it was hardly Mt of He Ma. sad ga lore member to take this step afar the plosiple of Haiill had bees same by die Mira at She-issue n refthe bill. He himself ores opposed Wthet pelsodpit he ==tszoold prove to be a ifs fir mak sal tender be lately isdielshrs o no respects. In eseesting_o• the prime ostralso to gothe mmitsee or the WI he did so rossathei tho KVA to oppose the do tes et it Sir J. PAITINGTON said that the M. and gethe MM. Der had asked what Mr. Pitt or Mr. Pre worm han said rash a bill se des. He tadionli ea mower to that were to is would at ea rarefy lie bee. immlne. 1501 a bill Intiothised by Mr; Carona he Ott Mims* of imparts' die piny elestiona, sit oath *ear In pia= the arserio vinitathe in Ski net sleet was ir isto the MIL A crieriesisbirolireesiora erased co the mos swe' . = 1 :id li l l i s r ia lpealm ' Mr. Tr Ab a rett e la i ns il d in ' thepriesilk of the seta. That was tke wane he had to to. boo. Inestbsr. Col. SIBTHORP—You bays ad read whet Mr. Pitt or Mr. Fox mid. (A lave.) Kr. V. SMITH said thut thee death witt y t he subject of diseussith is cementer, bat he mut it was so answer to the qusstion a r i ly the has. end gallant oassther to Pitt's and Toes to costs** *Woos of Wilberforce. (A laugh.) bate tern es nosh as any owe. They ell weed so venue iielletey, end the title of the NB wee way sperseir mows to meth desert a general ba s Whisk the ber:lmeabewserobt he it. But he was too old it Seriste of petlamort be oriespped by a mere • on looking lie be hell ste to it, partimalmly the fiat obese, tbs b ir dik was bldn to mom that it he sleek sem men as sem orderardisteler emir Itos. Led EAMON trassoreildel the *he. se roe bee to Irene &whin p wasellthe, to pike thsslioes to It mad thud be dlewsteeL CloL SIBTHORP wrested to withdraw kis SUM& moat, and amblethe home solorelogly went hoth oinimitioe on the bill. TM pre was postpored. Tbs dew being read hen the desk • Mr. Y. SMITH mond that all the wale era " person . be omitted front the clue t Led MAHON tad he had vete Ow the sore rea=l , the be after a Tory mature essideradis of the s M had are to He coraosior the them was brogsseds oblations m the deolsrutith sonthire itt the ilet din tbessforo be deed vote snarl that the sommille amine oteserenv lee trr iell. elest of theisionte nosed bo m ra is the Soy Moe& re osugessist sist is ormang the preset dee In the ar to my per Ike delmatim ens home tempest. prise giver for somiesioss vrsofer a z ir d alra els. inensteve, and It was __rahmoody only as the Tarr be waren bad esisese to thole of ISM he thew me the fifths sure elan breve* Mooed in 117111. Kr. thew teskwesepnetioneviewaibp agemease asoisithesresiall,osaturesistardejteleseemiewores pas. the her. stsmber, kt be the Zroil being eresistend to writhe. Me ewe thereides ids nee eypisethd thritheffitelitleith le the eleose. Kr Lees TIDING= eid tie m fthimiliMCds nftbe isthetonthtee seen WA le =ig ne w i . to ssy eerie isslMit island" iromemsticrithatcZessowitiveterity esaivrileev.4o2ol.4o: derril.grds;llo4.l.,:ticiet ltilionse a 1/.....l2..rest io nd i dsl me lzt essiseessisigla Imbeide slibeffeell ems lima be bii'lwae astral Be ba had same i• the anollews the Or house was bone to mike the scree INNIS at lase mad ass if some new law soda are put a Mop to bribery. The holm had often expressed Moog reproba tkaidwneatessinwet:oadiegbribsrlitsthdirfttein.ottifiirwasat : e c t ld i b s o s s m rete n ti Ps to o Psi n w W ar: re f ite co b"a pre u i ld t v h e dr t a idakan tion t. l 7: l n e Th wtsik : i re ife: .mi=t=re clod from making it. The dame consisted of two parb The first was a declaration that the person making it had not, either in pin son or by his agent*, given any money, or aside any promise to pay mousy at some future time, or offered any other consideration or ladasetneat by way of a bribe to the (beton to vole for him. Now would any one hesitate to make such a declaration ? Sir G. GRRY—I can tell my hon. and harmed friend that 4 would. (A laugh.) Sir F. THRSIORR—Then my right ben. frigid has elis emered obiestiene to it which have escaped my observation. The mead part of the dame relates to the agents, and Ito their ettarges,, which it is impossible far- any can ' able to memos into or to cheek, as the fyibligir moll known on melt measime is "to My •Mi..oirorges, and to ask no questions." But if Wile ealailielle were required to make thh declaration be apprehended that every honourable maa would feel bead to investigate those charges, and to pay nothing that wernet strictly lair and legal. He did not believe then that any Noma mold hesitate to make that deelsration, and to told his osamieme in that manner. The tastiness adduced by Ms noble friend (Lard Mahon) might be very true, but if the aspearat tended to anything, it went to the abolition dandle eltromther, both the oath of allegiance ard the oath of Mien If there wise mess, however to which the de denallisa would not apply, Ist his noble friend make it more Margesbearhe ; bat eneely it we no reason far rejecting the deribitealea altogether, that teem might by Isolability be Mereathisk Sited& set nod. He (eh P. almager) did alt mime that this taw would of pat an end to ham, ma owaseprdwa. He did not believe that any law widish they meld pass weult have that east; bat that agaia we no reason why they should refuse to legislate upend. &sleet. Hitherto their legielaties had bras in the I run the a. They now proposed to go to the fountain honk mod Is hosted that the committee would agree to the Maples& deelaratioa. Er G. GREY said that the object/Lone whicit'he had en tensiliel sad expressed to the mewl readiagraf the bid Mil stembed in fell free. He eathely soma with the Mlle belithe member fee Hereford to hip Pllintloa to the iffier to the of the dedention, sad he objemell tg P oi le fMe &deletion. It eemalaly seperredle him to be a eery dagular dreemetmet hat theltea. gentlenaa should prepare Watt* 'the selk Moen by vonarand t 7 impose it - - . wpm dim needidelb. - Wbe ben modems quoted the =.of Mr. Viewable Abbott - in Invent of that ; bat strW Mr. Speaker Abbott mid sem, that if they. impend an oath the Mlle, =hey Mould ohs edged II to Ills • . The Yea. sowswia however, =mod Ile it in one ems, sad to imp os e i it for the time its the ether. Past rwith regard to dedaratioss Of this Mad cettainly raragehold eat any great eneousgemeat for hem that the mem, seensure would be very ellesteel kw the parrs* whisk they all kid b view. The hen. and hafted - gentle ma:, the member foe Abiegdea (Sir P. Thedgef), argued that m Meseta* osneciembes man amid ablest to make r it e mersed dersleratiaa ; bat the boa. resadoessa should that the law was not mode fee the Oshtemo mm, bet it the wicked.(Hoer, bar.) .If the metier were ho nestly end eaorrisllfisaaty &Mous to ahem to the law, be would net heNtellooteid the hors. and lamed gentleman, to make that dedeaetea ; bat he would 1104 hoshme, be (Sir (I. Grey) would my, been ohs from bribery, or from anything ta , hd else a r lic ry idier himesif or his moot, that as Zd be esastrued into bribery. (Hoer, hear.) So far from seresiag with the hon. gentleman who had in trained *labia, with regard to its probable offsets, he be lieved that its tenscrames would be to eaves esmelentious rasa to abstain hem .making the halaratioa, hosaass they Meld. not be aware of all the eels of their meats. Here now woad be a difileulty—he would take the ease of county sissicas, in whin,. he had had emskierable expetenes. In comaiss it was a practice—it was no am Witticism the fact—it was the sestema t elect the universe' preetioe, to give refresh meat Niels he le, Myer Is. perhaps, to voters who ease from a 'Wanes; sod be bad knows ease In which the two IMISIONINS et the thei candidates had agreed to give the mos iefireshmeet tickets, la ceder that one might not have tray abantege over the other. Now he asked whether them seessihment tickets might not be oonshued to be Ohm it the pupae of intrudes mums to give their votes at Modem ? (" No, no,' from Sir J. Pakington.) The hon. herenet said " No, no." It ma not, be admitted, a gift be Mines a person to vote for A as splint B; but what la mid eras this : them prisms who lived eta distance would use gas to vote vales those tickets were given, so that if one easiNeh gave them and another did not, the polling booth of him who gave the tickets would be crowded wits esevetnes, whilst those who would otherwise feel inclined to vole for the other candidate would be unable to reach the phew we It w then an inducement to "gb to vote." polls iei ag gr, bear ) But in addition to this, he contended that the declaration would be wholly inefficacious. Thogrrasest of all species of corruption was that known by the name of " head money." And there was nothing in that declaration which would nownearily prevent a person, after making it at the table of that boniest ones to godown to hie arastiteency, sad distribute head mom meant ell the voters, in ac corium With the expectation of whit was called " the old thing." The &dams& did not in my way touch such a ease. On the whole he must my, that the more he consi dered the subject, the more convinced he had beams that it would ant as a mare to some comaeuess, whilst by ethers he wee of opiaioa that it wadi las sway evaded. FCC these realms, and belloviag that the notooore would be wholly imusethable, be must oppose its further propels. (Hear.) Sir J. PAILINGTON said theright! 00. 'endows had meg to fund a charge of against him for attempting to repeal the oath in the case of the elector, and applying it to the candidata. For that proparitios, however, he bad the high authority of Judge Blackstone, who said that the oath should be imposed upon the member, rather than ea the *lector. Besides, the eireumetaeces under which the two classes were called upon to take the oaths were essentially different. It was hardly parable for the corrupted voter, in the presence of his neiebbougs, to have sefilefent morel courage to admit that he had been the sub ject of bribery ; and he feared that peilury had bun the frequent oonsequence. The member of parliament, however, stood in a very different position ; end he contended that the oath in one ease might be safely removed, whilst in the other it ought, in fairness, to be imposed. With all deference to the tight honourable gentle* man, he could not admit his argument with re gerd to head money. The declaration, in the bill before the house was a declaration against bribery and corruption, and as the payment of head money clearly came within that Ezry, he apprehended that it was included in the one of the bill Really, if the right hon. gentleman no stronger arguments to urge spinet the measure, he did trust that the committee would Naomi= its enactment. (Hear.) In conclusion, he entreated the committee to re collate the frightful ca use of curaptien which had taken pleas in this country, sod to determine upon some means for putting an end to such a state of things. In one election in the year 1837, no lees than 18,0001. had been expended In the direct purism of votes, in another 8,0001. and and in another, wi th in his own knowledge, 7,00 W. bad been ex pended in the same corrupt practice. It was high time that each melees were summed, and he was of opinion that the only way to do se effectually was to make gentlemen who went dowses candidates fel that their own personal honour and character were soneerned in the complete sup pression of every species of bribery and comitittell. (RHO Mr. HUME most mesa that of late: is mind had very mash changed on the subject of bribery elections, and he mast acknowledge too that every attempt which they ad hitherto made to put en end to it had filled. (Hear, he h ar.) The very declaration which the hon. two baronet nowrop:died, he (Mr. How) had himself proposed warty an d twenty years aago; bat now, after reflection and mom stperienoe, he feared that he scold regard it in so cecher light than as a trap to mutt the someisatious MD who might bull be innocent, yet was invelvwl by theists of his agent. (Hear, hear.) Ile entirely agreed that the time had come when some effect tu h a e al wao ssmeare in a peadan seght ) istergablatrieto the aid tho u ght plots and peeler mu. His remedy consisted of two Parts : First, he recommended an extension of the suffrage—(a kingh)—and, _ormadly, the vote by ballot. (Cheers and Leughter.) He restated to say, after all the experience he had had, that these two things, very pimple in themselves, sad very reasonable, would .prove to be a . perfect cure. (Hear, hear.) Hon. gond , men adopted the balk,. system in the club-houes, and in their own affairs: why should they not then attend it to voting for members of Parliament ? BMA'', his opinion in favour of the ballot had been fortified by what had taken piece in Europe within the last two =Hitherto hon. cattlemen had dilated to the because they said that it had cell been tried in trai country—the United States. Bat sow he had authority for saying that it had pat ,an end to everything like bribery and dhturbeace On the Coatinent, and that mast it the peat sketklain Prams had been most d***ll.4" .1 eonducted. He; mid oho, that the some eases Inlaid follo w l**M its adoption in this emotry. All thimble, debeeeltirey, beibery; and corn sha whith had die reined nose obashlns would bee ~ i i.a4 put an end to, as they had been on the Continent, if they would hut extend =2l =4 the salbage, and show the electors to vote by ballot. That was th e which he recommended,, and he should now vote ' present present bill, alhougb similar bills he had WSlupportod. C. Hsu. bear," — end laugh.) He ad- WS his opinion had changed, but what west he good of experience if it &dal mature the judgment ? (Hear.) Mr. V. SMITH the declaration as wholly inoperative, and thskrifloiTias inqrasheable, for which seasons he should divide mph* it. wediparisestoomasamelflr. te.............u.NEwsumoriminglauesSGA:LTateimakailiThisesidecibutehatdedensiostheistobs:ffeteinertisiabigseetessidelthisamthad:ilefisetithethosnee. morn whiskers,* new poetised, and it was misellte,Te-tpW a woo mho might ea rile ty of bribery through agents whom be mold net Lent 7. RUSSELL—BIS* the besot gem to a divisien I eriekteleate twos pain 1,1611 Woos to to give my vote mob* the Meese Mir intim mellihratisa. I could not sake spay shod Wiles a vete eilestylipiest this dams, beomeel thought 2 should be deist an Wends. to the boo. Moab appetite, if I did net bear my Inelibie testimony o the otedithe deserves foe tbirabsitica he We lips to this subject,andthe labour bib* heratewslugsalt. I would oaths ensitioa of the oommilles to a Alesiseation which tbeitoo. baronet repass is the Sr elates et Wahl, with remise to oaths taken by ellealles, Minn, bobs mated w Ike seta elf t ara, ise says that" whereas the tirall le the egidreeited set has been mat lot 4 ibe ' for the pear* elm' .° '1 do Mt from the boa. tote let so that re- Meet, burl Milk oath opibet kmo bit w erf 4 4' * elector is MINN (Weibel thee nay rake* sea le ho con. essitg asinVf e dalselras a fall 'lf th• *- male beveled. Be bell meshed ee will mesh* a bribe for voting ; therefore, he h o e s saisatiously &dazing the truth or he is perjuring himself. So far there dem net 'mama dillealty in obtaining • Meson doubted= I~i . ! 1 ! • 4* q - 1 ~.,. l , i l l' ' i w ' i 1 1: __-+) . ii 1 A . I . II ; 1 1 , I i A . 1 .. . i i