The Express. — London, England, 1849-03-27 00:00:00

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I . • • &MET TOILET ARTICLES, sea d istal mssor.--aowwfror I al traras. MAMS 011010 hid = br patl i a a at h tra. =sal thaddrima afa rad or peed lab" blarhalle fe t.i. it il lM e lh ai Maria elk* 411 12111 Mali ma gush Ma and Ibiskr award hay be roblearawallaa iflc e.y = mitt Yr amilinedia tw ahadaree al Os b. at bersamadre awl ararartbs bah" low her. orb' lama with alma tam a rabbit, vaerad. lAA brarre ort2ZT . arm are eared dada ha Ibiai moan fle gerwearat dapiatursalr. aid , Warr ahroga at bespaba lb araw prim d ma law as Mad " asabadt " pholai Oh at the Web aa tar amp, or abeL—Orld by thus lat IR iblambaardea. Lealksoid by re. araalarearile rad paborra. lberik ;rim i 5.41., et L. Nil. par SCHONENEIUE GERMAN CHAINR U B stibmilit Mel Omillwriki Adtbmsda R IM/ worlpieg slabs mot dillsoitor rafts ireary, =, fergral le lawn Is be WWI i =gr i 6lool W11;10. " M 1 olAd=ro. hot mabbad. 1 traA 2a i der ) prhilid. prise 4n i n .6,41 6 AMIRICA CO vnth ENGLAND ; on Mad Sam af 1M Merissa and War im am al ma g = 4: 8 11 I. 11l a 1 i r s fee 8 s t Dirtitainal. 116 vol i ar s. Ora IN eiall Aim of re park marrarradm • malis as IMMO ird ral dr sialpl iii rare IS rat marry. Lars: 111Marra Mum __l_ .11. Rama IMMara. WHAT TO EAT, DRINK. AND AVOID .Is Mt Taw hr all Lwwwa. Owwww—Brof Oru hum WOW =IS 'PAW • psi siglea 11111. • *lf Wait and a $7 c► ornmer d r. habariwa WNW wehlara, helb. Or air, roull tharite, Ina to he moot olailers mai 111 9 11 b. sr grow awarat ot Diploma bantam. owl 111•111 Y Yank w Nod pods' of Wr Whorl lo ma. To Is hold shorreed,ft, Patassealaraw •, Combo. 147. That. oliod; Ham. le, Conan : Nies, 43. Wed or drat from lOko raw. 10, UpOlgaras. ZiggsrLatnit. sneaky peed the Ticino and came top with their 'Wintry. Still the Piedcoontese kept the position of Magenta, en the other tide of the river. The command of the Limbasdien divis'on had been taken aw.y front General Remade*, sad gives to General Fend (the some who was one of the Comae de difena at Milan, named by Menial). General Romarino has been calk d to heed-quarters to amen ate operation. *pan this ia, that I hate it is nothing fact of the ate of the new, who advantege to sow diessetion end dis tils difterest commanders of the army, and is smite capable of mosildense by ins spies, so as dined of tie side& of Isemilinn (the Vissenn) its= time yesimier, the neat=had %km piece, one of Mimeo, in whick were victorious. sad took tWM lidding in vhieh, `sahebin other the Plaismmishr s towards bad been Alp& le retreat. as yet ben steedleed ef them ; has been communicated toms: "The r hewing abandoned the district of =se aad Como, and the whole of Lombardy, in- Mliii (ezeogilag 1,000 men left is the casts Hu althea tun& made a pant upon Vigivano, c-oseing the Tiobtoom a bridge of boats made for the ocean°a hy ver, sod attired at Morten, with the =tes ti= of advancing upon Allessambia. It appears by the orders of General Curs snowski that it waa his inteetioa to allow the Marius to pass the river, mad to advance into the Pietbsanteee territory, f a notwithstanding that their =sweetest wee well knows be lie, and in spite of the retreat ot the division which financed the intuit of the Austrians at Mor tara (that oonsansaded by Acniatino), the two wins of the Pleinentese easy, esemposed of 30,000 =au eesh., ; hail sea up.= yeseadapat assik elimiguLtheie _ . weieaWarijd : a u= apes their osatre (Mortars), the line being to the Teases and 'this morning mast have Awed battle to the Austrians, who were only 40,000 stress, against 00,000, which the Piedmonts= numbs,. Moreover, by the east of these movements ef Chrmeowski, their retreat upon Verona I. cut off." It appears cortain from this latter of our corcespoc- Alsat, ea well as intelligesee from other sources, that the two armies =muted minsultanesady, or wady so, a ooatrary movrmeat, crossing the river i nctino at differeat ponds, and fads esteems the terri tory of the ethers wham the left wing of the Pied mantes" army, led by t h e k sad the Dub of Osseo, crossed the Smso by the bridge of Bailors, mad advanced on the read to Milan as fitr as Magenta, the Anastasia under Radetaki crossed the same rim by a bridge of boats, at s lay's point, soar Virus*, and advanced into Piedmont se ihr us Mortara. This latter movement of the Austrians, unless it was a friar, would sues easily have arrested the advance of the Pieduwatere towards Milan. Oar correspoadent wile that the movement of the Austrians appposs Morton was blown to Oseeral Cltrsaaowebi, who allowed it to take place. After the retreat of the Piedmont's* at Mortars, it is stated OW by a change of front the two wings of the Pied monts.. Use closed upon the Amtriana, who were thee allowed to advance into Piedmont, so as to 'hat them is sad surrousd them. In the mittioN of the 20th of the Chamber of De af Tune, the bill for the restriction on the liberty of the pow, and other caostitationel rights, during the war, was passed by 77 votes against M. Toe Milan Garotte, of the 21st lest, emnsine the follow' peed:mention from Menial itedietaky to the inhabita.ts of Piedmont: Teo ling, se pen haw, ieveded last yew lho shim of the emperor, esporater,is waiimapt of the of Mina vietaria had spelled int utak , width has so maid la the Halsey of madams. aeli yet I gawped ay vieheieel away ea the links of the Mdse. Tour king weld hare awed *ea the dwashallea and the hewers of war, by peollood poen; bal. imbed of this, be sensors kb lied, lad ea by ambideet Week be male wawa the Wean et my warmer. He brew se to piwe the theatre of war to year hoes holds. To lia. sad sot to ase„ yea meet attribute the ailhetwoas that this *we Murk will draw epos you. I aim 'Selma with my away to resters at bet passe end toesquility le abs people. I comet save yea tress the ealamides whin w ieseparabie Aron war bat Ike dinglbe of ny away goneeses the palmy of jear sodpesperly. De no ens • just la the stregriss onneklanwe shoo So be Ambled by ask dire ; atberwhe yea ward implorale ewe awe the lord ships et war, without a bops oriassow, aad yea would pkwe ate to the hapseelbilley of ataristlai th en far yea se far se is la ay power. There MIR was a awe eldest war thee that whisk year king wage 'plot Ike 'vaporer, my oasts?; than now was a owe jot our not that whisk I Mal my self food to Inge 'onion yem The spirit at enspiest does' on ensue me like Mao Albert ; hat I one se detain Ike rights et the my nerier, mot tbe hatigrity et elloomh widi e r g ebeums, LZEt i enteak ineem Sat lie wads emir, Mold Marshal. VENlCE—Letters *ma this city d tL.l6th but. say that tranquillity reigned them, and that the Sardinian sad Venetian squadron combined were about to attack TrimMand the Austrian nest. GERMANY. PRUSSIA.—The following is the letter of our ooreepudent BERLIN, 'Liam 24. I The ear of Berlin is turned towards Frankfort; and ham an they (in a sowegathering seam) who esteh the first tones of telsgesphis demystifies. There arrived ens to-day, whirls sewed an Aunts* ma jority of sae es the guidon of the admissibility into the union of states esespated saly pertly of German states. It seems that Count Dyke had jolt received this intelligesos when he began hie interpolladoes to ministers. For the rest, his speech bin the main a repetition' of the notice which I sent yeetarday. Count Arnim, Meister of Foreign Mire, read what h a h a d t o ear —it The speaker (Count Dyhon) has cited swami manages of the note, bet sot that in which the understanding of all German Iciness on this subject was required. Asatria closed with uon this proposition. For the rest, the Austrian eaneitn lion was not yet known to u, the mate having been already written on the 7th, and not sent till the 10th. (Hisses.) There is no disperagemeat of Prowls in the proposition of Austria, as the litadt-beidership is to be held turn about by the Emperor d Arida and the king. As to the policy of the I can oily adhere to the expressions already use; the reams of the council in the debate en the After this the climbs: broke up, in estate d great excitement. It so lappenotthat the &owed Chamber hid jcet ought up the Firefon this satfeet,baviagrathed the paragraph of the address ',bong to Germany. Seve ral amendments were as anal popeyed, in addition to those attained in the addresses of 'adhering and d'Ester. Weldon& made a long speech signet =inkier, troder the history of the Gein iptestisn, whieh= X7aattpaorg ession to the bitewag isilides y. U be * . tam said that ENO the gevoressatof hlamoisety there bas gam ARM an aged for ell to Me Preakrert Natimal Aseembly. I&a Ws. No wash swot hes me bees mob. Per we hue atom* weigh So help ammins. (Bemedes.) As to whet mhos to the eiumeelha of UM Me mead isaimiwireemAt matiesses w.e.a a y home ea WM ern* of mTheyaset , te barrier, Int bad imersilso about the ieZha si lim dea, see se I raw e ecesk ato telt that sabjset. It is net the MOWS. opesionp Pareh o re balmy soots meets Win they swum lie Mae of MIA TM peMy el tisee:t Soileimi la Ihe ales et M harry ind IA TM wee et Se 10Mie seer phlea 'emblem{ wilb The debate wee dimmed to Monday. In the Semi Glember a report was anent that boatload tedi tam Perth by dom. The dam eflialha today may be described is two werie—serw and the Saone. All the streets are covered:With the hew, sad all the hotels, not to speak of private MR*, an thronged with the latter. The alms were invited to dine at Charlotteaberg with the king. Prince Albert of Saxony we there at their head. They ease yesterday by the Anima Railway. An Wagon OMNI stood in the ternaries-owl to greet Om. The Prises el Priam Cherie@ aed Abor4 with Oa. Maori, wire bare Mo. The band of =sieve-Freest regiaset went before the Saxon ,11flag and dremadeg through the Brandon bib to the Gas dtwase whore they got th@tb. 7 • They will have a Babbaties rest to• morrow, and then est leeward to the north. Yonne, swain, to the imams estenishment of the fey. sesembW In Conareeticos-Halle_, l hoterstiTing lids Menai MeatenisL He presseded on OnagOt ate sewed till he teethed the room when the sates isk Imola Roberta@ sad Phillips held A RaIIIION el LONDON. Imariveraisi by cavalry ismail the latiti•-11.11111M111111081 MY MO OWE ea hashetry. S tall the miginY mt. Slit INOIM.-11di 11111111110LD111 it Os As. .._ ilirelbOlm oa bisilad ft SMOOT Ow snow a woo& laments, on the ate — m eteeire. NNW liffilleallr 11.1111111111111ki soli gide Tho mama o f ii li ag • isplUile de UM margft 1/..84, leo it ee, a-1- -- A34„. . nen i k .." wa r a i sms " ass ve is . it sk, c aw . maga aw..y frant G th roe. to ja zeve= wit septan imigugoi General Find (the a its boa dr chime at Mike, everemairi inessue. sionna ll i=n, i Hassery was roaxx. j amming. &swim him b us 4 ate wee ewe. Met Ida tor mos of his lab o BIA D 8 at the PB CM My ammeat am _ W es ROMA mor• than the effect VrAlisali W weeld i tor wtes aa advi oord !:e:prtors poi. Pisdatooteee array BuistEAD. 6l X lll4 aufflr7 " ocrisi:= maim fam ow FT:" tam siorlimmt •• Ow MOM* et ova mea tow to whim ammo lies, u s . m wigh ma OM bum 16. ism Mid 'Mir ilimit: ..dam mil tree ••••• astF o r it 11 1 11iTlii Adin-11111! a Me =gsiggimimia s. itnno:i heeeheed EN .ir om -- : ,....1: : Osloristrot (ismer et me 1, el•"".. i,...... irldilk aro Ms Owl iti IIM troridly Mem me mist 7r two im are OD POO inoildioh .e ••••• die %Am 114 Imin hi la the WWI* tillmt is Iron owl WIWI. It Mt 111111 And. is the nedeheeteee *mewl Ile tweet rest. —Sr Is ales t valibleL COMM . ~,,, boo maim& ail*. Ili milt—Ddelled sithems, with orinnims I row Tivimosts; A a oferf Irinmeer, an+. meow ern free. after a bard a i ThiliFoll2 ia 804111140 di pada as the rept thim PlP ro meet ti vet or • pet sum s• allidim Mrllol.,.md • PA= Is No weer ts mo •• Op Map _ ire it limme• met rid Mika ~... Ort as iiid o % m bi noir ;It thisi mod be Mad • imp OM . le sit dry is Me II" mil • wpm& tpwriplatiti matt The zany* by ere* terh. ell these pima am @Maid lik mil ibe rem Anytime, aykor hi yield and amyl Oaf iliolaw OM opereese IMO dirsys lii • it ..... ... A r,....,. FRANCE. PARIS, llloweat, 6 P.M. A report was circulated and mach credited at the Imes sad in the Assembly to-day, that news had arrived of as eogapment between the Austriaas and lisbarithea, in which the latter were completely de l/MAL I esourtained, from mtishotory Who *What theme are no grounds far this rammer. TM rigid was the of the maid invitations of the spew kin of Ile Bourse ' which in this ease appears to ban suseleisil. It has caused a rise at the Bourse d 114 cm the Fives, and of 1.15 on the Varese. A dispatch is reported to have been received to day by the government, with the news that a strong &thin tithe Itassina army bad mitered the Dann- Ulm myths's, where they Tare to garrieso the Asa hisa lbste, se as to enable the government of Vienna to mad the Austrian troops which hitherto kept the hits to reinforce the armies in Hungary and Italy. In the National Assembly to-day the !souse decided ea taking the budget on the four Ind days of the week, and then proceeded to dioceses the bethret of the ministry of public work', bit the dissension afforded no matter of interest up to the time of ear reporter closing his despatches. The report that the death of M. B. de Bourdon was tamed by an attack of cholera is contradicted in the t=sl! today. His dissent was inflammation of the The reported iedienositioa of M. 0. de Beaumont is also contradicted. 1 - ;;;.;BiTraii:te;tioilik military precentioa, which have been selopted by the government, and wh'ch have raised the ire of the medalists, have not been tak• n in oonseqw nos of any special information of any particular designs against public order, but merely as precautioaary messares in °oneness', of the agitation induced by the debate on the clubs, to prevent the party d disorder from turning each agitation to their P The medical jo ure l i r a s. report 142 rum of cholera in the hospitals on Saturday, of which 76 were fatal. rues. Ku= 1111.—Wor ——; laser per Pols. 14; Ilis Ono. 14 10 ; Lot Link —; Ann e —; MOOD 1104 ; De. • to TwoodoZA Soo bolo ; Torsy Ink limo NW NOW. as : SO ism 130 oak 1111 aro WI% ari. Lawns. Pub sof Odmo UO; Pub sol • 031 ; loam sad Hon. 150 • AOassa sod llossako 113 DO; amino sod Bak HT ID • Moon). US; Amass RN 308/0.0% —; andorn. 411110; 31•031.430. SPAIN. Private letters from Madrid, of the list kart., say : w. between Austria and Piedesost inspires mach IUISIUOBB at the Bourse, oasis& a want of firmness is the public funds, and making spoonlatore =re eastioss. Since the complication of aMd .re hely, little is said of the ppreoo ~~ eecct of intervention at Rome. The Futowneto of Baeeeloaa, of the 20th lost, states tint a well-known insurgent chief, named Minna., with a cousin of Cabrera and five other Montemo- Hoists, were earprised a few days before in a house near Villakerga, by a detachment of the Queen's troops, and, as they refused to yield, the borne wee est on An , whereby two were burnt to death, two were made prisoners, sad the other three escaped. The Erma of ce r s of lhelllst inst., stet:esti:Bl i the 9nettp,his the Althea of death as 'WWI NNI J4rheise etibe tioheildelh sad l Pinesetero: Kumla twos 21.-11wis pr asig, 211 woe; Mgr alit. Si 11-18 ... Me pm Oafs. tel pear , safe Roils, Mom Prolvq43l paw; Mgr lab; te ask Trailin I V. Mot of Tatals.4.4 P. JAW. ITALY. The following b ban our ocrespeadent : =MN, Mama 22. , tolepaphisbigstsh was reed's* hsre she post ▪ yeilisdrr, amismaig that Ihs Piedmonts's tramps bed mimed Poi& Ws News was made bows ja as igidelipambi, dyed he Waster d tie Interior, limb with me an t intimation the WWII _thent isia ffonen4 be* arm to Ds trae, ems Ne t It is also abed that the map waft the orders of General 114 Neneora has mimed dm dashing of Parma sad „Kew; odwes w3' that it had only readmit as bz rastrovids. The Austrian, it is mid, threatened trday Porto della Stella, betimes Pavia and "mac TheTr es : amoutc now robe:Pies from that point, Is wall as from Mass ths receipt of the above dispatch, the We lls* has boss workiag. I Aorta Waked pseuds- Awl to see the draft if the rebid amonmemsme sow ; it is te the bilowieg edict : "The ati sinew have remind hem hem Vi mint dated 3,5e ,,ter417 (21st), at 1 pm., sad ham Vercelli at three mit monist.* 1 v7. 1 hewkoarters ware at Vigemao, from king obsess' tames' (an this Ns_ of the Po). Lest night spas (the 20th) about 3,000 i 61 ,ths sway advanced towards OSAIIIOO to moot the 'We hasps; and this morning (the 21.1) their 805.] LONDON, TUESDAY, their sittings aapsrrt. U. ammat►drlsMats to the lift oophis ofthrmiairriei bill •lberilis indsr%g of ems a s st wit* hwasiktirmstaltenu of the right had ghastly eississi seas espies, and he thoeght himself bound to chemists still more among thnother side of the home. Fancy Lord John Russell walking late the Carlton Club with some hundreds of copes of a municipal bill for Ireland nodes his arm fez Ms tributies. The &son troops arrived here camist of two- regi sande of meaty-tour companies of 130 men, sad we artillery battalion. with s battery of 12-posaders sad another of 6. The seldom ars fur the meet part mare Ws. Two-thh di were Sat formed in January and February. FRANKFORT.—The following ministerial combi nation was rumoured as likely in Flackfort on the 25th inst.: CluLt lierchecfsid-Botering, foreign again; B.uve, of Clanaberre. Lawlor; Von der Pfordt n (Le'plie), justice; Claeseal Major Fauber, war; sod Duckwits, emomecce. Nose of these gentlemen are mambas of the National Assembly. PORTUGAL. The Oriental Company's steam-pub t Madrid Captain John Bowen, salved at Setakitooka this mormag, and landei her mane under foe -Sp Vert. Wm. Perms 1 , 113,41hm. ith., 'Witt Beer dates ari : Obraker March 18 ; Coils, 16.; Lithos, 19 ; Oporto, 20 ; end Vigo, 21. • Admiral Sir Charles Napier and the English alp were expected to leave Gibraltar cat the 16th INA it England. Thera had been a perfect tornado Ihwe ea the 11th inst., whisk had damn& damage as building,. Mach 16, At Oibraltsr, H.M.S. St. Viseent (t 20); Sidon it. f, Reynard et. a. Plumper st. s., Poly phemus at. a , reportPd to sail on 16th for England ; 19, At Lesb.m, H.M. brig Harlequin (12). Our own spondent writes: LISBON. Metes 19. Oa the 12th 31setkia the Obamdir, elle ofte tzte s o, Natoli, do fidkii via It kr some of the sod otokos who kno kit Irk tapas be combating to the orowm, to dermal th* rosienh which are so namely in anew. Tbs mama UK that 'he bed not the means, that the roman was all antimpa•ed until 1851. The government acknowledge that the revises of all the custom home was saticipated ; that each in the deplorable state of their finances that there ars days that the tressary actually do not receive 88 refs; that the tevenee has been anticipated by ruinous leans; that they have not the means of paying the passions, enlones of enpioris, and pay of the tram, whisk amount monthly to 103 autos eels (23,00 W.). Ahloonsh by a loan entered into with the bank 90 cantos (20,000 L) were to be paid monthly into the treasury, the bank have only entered with 65 elates. The government have no power to enforce the pay ment of the revenue is say of the rewire's. The severe squalls from the north once the 9.h of Mareh, with the great dryness of the season, have injured the bean and pea gelds which bad every appearance of an abundant crop; bet now a failure thronshont the rural districts has caused bread to rise. Twee two articles farmed the chief diet of the lower class at this season, and is severely felt. The 'prises and wells matinee to dry up, and the scarcity et water is seriously felt in many parte. SECOND EDITION. IVoln the GAZETTB of THIS RIGHT. BANKRUPTS. RICIIMID JOHN GOSS. 1111141NrOblet 'OMIT victualler. Joint Neurones Cerium, Newport Passel, uoltiuslwis- Aire, printer. Janus Mato, Nolc si alieler. Trowas Henn , u atoralwat. Sanav Wurrilas, , Lawisgtorreow, *ea: Jaw RZDIMOTOW, Morelos, Ism, Trtomas MAXDBRI, Hieh-row, Knightsbridge. virtually. Blear Duni, Brook, Chatham, Soler raimilme. ALBIANDSZ BIIMX CALLANDIS. %Mk QM sore hater. JOWN BASILI/LTILLI, Ludlow, Shrerbire, liaandraper. Immo Coons, Neweastiemadar- yew, Staffordshire, smallarars dealer. EDWIN BA/117/111121, Abbott's Broualley sad Hill Railways, iltarrordshiro, Wars maker. Bolivar Bohan, Testethreark, Ltaesidtire, grocer. 'maim Pommes, ftvee ' Cearberiaed, raseeer. JOIIIIII7A Stx, Jollll2lt Sat, *ad Dart= Suy Braitli irate, eautbarltad, woof.. [The Scans Page -3 will be heal ia tin bat THE ARBITRATION MOVEMENT. It* Peace Cowan Cumisittee owitieue with is- Sastigabis essay Barre Whyte to awakes pebble atteatiss the lespetesse sad priedoehllity el andleatios as a wird tete for war ; as* asides lee seemenit net with a more ready aad cordisi swift e, rawest leg to some luadreds, lave hese to Se ie.aa, is Amer of this wises's! egaiMblo mode eselresselemal diipartss ; sad where/we panda( in from e/1 ettbemaw try. We lave freastiese to thee lopseesl iodise pulls meadow whisk have lees held in the metroplis. Is addi tion Owasso atresdy aetiesd shire have boss mowded sad indesned seethes ee dessawiels, is the Dram Hall D. W. Who, Ike., Is the abets ; at IsingSmt, Jamb Pat, EN., is the dirk ;at the Waisates• kiatation, IleMbeat pica. bradkw This are*. was podded over by J. M. Parry, TmenisW, who enrol as able addrem as the legel Mob, at tbrsesedus, sad was ouppotted la a speak of Ws= H. Meeessaart. Drib Mlhe Temple ; also by and J. Prosmoto Advirds leers. Lege aseellags ham elm bean held at Make Neiriagtoa sad at Heeksey. In the petcriasse a odes of elhative motley have been held. List week Mihn Burin and lb. Rev. H. Elehard visited Mimi& nal Comerillp, rad were eatkadestisally maim& Ai Ilkswir/4 IL Askew% ma wee ; sad at Catabeidse. sea ollho helmet pablis room Is the tan was erowled oontibulia. Several of the stadiste were meant is Moir mai-ds aostame, sad ese of thus, asphow of reamer addressed the meethig emerged esUy is et lie memosest. Mr. Benin see t I[c. wan listmed to with deep attentice, and isterest. A depreaties, oe.ilt qof As Rev. Jerome Clapp sad J. Pmemere Ildwards. Mq., is.. l i m it e d a n ek , =tows M Comma], sad a lively Wont has been le the the west. They else bids werwEei reastimpla HeyMikPohns Devospert sad *soak this 'neve mum Weld ewe prejaillisial to the Isleselle ea peat naval armed sash as Davenport, the dhpntedes was ressiewl wish peat earleMey, their sidemen woo hissed to wish marked simalis, mad the oudalleas sad pedtios were adopted without a dimantisat yaks Matteis hove also beam held I. Yorkshireaad Useelesidre, whisk kw bees atteaded by Mr. lidesiumt Pl 7, es a daps tains ham the Peas Osipepilew.WlMOtspelli#WlDai••' Rift polliat ensi r i =reag int =4llftwiliore M sasedirtte *aid; sad la was seppertod s hy a Kosher M= l residents ea the *theta. At Baas, the Tows IA wee crowded Is mese% sad wee prodded ever by doe es-crepe, J. Noble, Baq Mr. (Woes media at Mds salpet wee ti have ems es th_LM.-LI thia g a i tat Mr. Jobs OVessaell, bevies Of MI6 a motha,larlDilt alas, ETC " ablisees Maim pasleamil Mel teityday rites the least nem The frieadsef dreams is every co the eassisy &old seieuble their ezediese to petitions es ainessutly as pseilie up le the day et the debate COMMERCIAL * MARKETS . MONET MARKET & CITY ETTELLIORNOI The d aock.--The prime at which Ocineo:s opened this miming wore 91 to for mosey and 91/ to for the acmant ; afar filing about 11 they have again rallied, and are lest quoted at 91/ to r t g r e gAls w i t i l re 9 4l..T. aft - aarid timings Me. to 395. pa. In Bank Stock old India Stock there is little &he. In the foreign stocks the ardour et the dealers has considerably abated, sad the market is quieter this morning, mid Peruvian. which wee yesterday Bowwell seppastek is quoted at 85 le & Minim we quoted 31 to 1. Brazilian, 82 to 4. Mita, 94 to 7. Eq a nater=o . l if Balms Ayres, 39 to 40. Belgian F Cante., 80 to S. Portuguese. 2718panhir r irives, 181 to 1; the Threes, 291 to 301. The Duke Twea-u- Halt par OmM., 48p to 91; and the Few per Cants., 74 to 9/. MILNE PURIM ' re R.111.4.-40411=. 27, 1849. [THREEPENCE. 1101111.s0•IF1101.10. s 1 Iz a r 4s On pa.. la 16 pot 01 1 . 04 1 1i 0w. .. SILAS 4 6 01. Is t . Ne w 40 Em oehmtir 21 kw Q. • $ll 11111111;41114 ` 71 I NW" 4 Mat 0016.,76i %ia mbeta . . $ll RAILWAYS.—The sham atarket continues de with very little barium; the prices in some meter Loma than pates*. The sales ef fected th's morning ire of Midland, at 78 and 77 ; London end Booth Western at s6l ad 38; Caledo nian at 231 and 23; Eastern Counties at 91: Great Westerns at ft In Preach *berm there is scarcely anything doing; Northern of Fran c o at 101, and ROWW sad Havre at Ili, are the only transactions MGA al ted- MZITROITD UP TO TWO TEO DAT DI LONDON. (T 4408844" Was ye be bead WWI 4844.1 Abwisel, 17 Loa. a N. Wotan 10L, IL and Ds. Pret, is i IL (Ch 06418•14, IN S Lae= 801 G. Wider; ari 8 Do. Dow UM. ?rd. DI Do. 144,8 PreL, 84 ° el 00441. 78 Ds. per 088.,11i 4 Do. ML Com, 114 1 East LesaidGeo, Di 111.1418186 1141.84. Ilf Er( DANN e a s ..W . 7 WI Edo. k ODA, az Or N. 14 181 Ott Maribor% 11 /1808.. 'ad Reif, DI 111wws. 84 M. A. se 134 . f iAl ak gno. 14 Dal. iii Olt D r VIA M It DIA No. 4, 7 Do. Quite; i Terk, Nem. it Dor. DI Da nth^ II Do. awl Neve. Pam, 171 Di Hall sad ll9B Do. (G. N. E. Par.), 88 Lose. sad York. WitiaNba, 411 Tat sad N. 111044 4i 4 Do. W.l 11 1 4: 11 4 11 4 Da Prot, 14 i Laois sod I Orst WWI Pwasaa/A. II Us , WAG. 18 IL C.j si SI 1aw848818% 3 De. Claw. 8 par 0.4, 12 N. it roam 104 Deb Now Owe. 8 por Cent, 8 38888 ami MM. 114 Uiriarooi. *iris S. - - Ma, wig. :Maw vol. 11 If G. LasWhin Fret.. Qrs.. 7 1 Minh ea Lad. Pr Vet. Mar, 11l d lifillirdiliks, Si d lam aid N. Weedds, ISI 11aidilPipi (A), ILI Da Now 11 , •., MIL ad p S. Z. add Dover. did Do Mum I add li • De. QM (C)o P Yak, liwassi, saillist.,.(CLlUL). Ms. Ma, li ltd. 1 0 1 i d PRODUCE.— idnicnio-uxs. *Wind Ma.-- pablie islet of &oar, INWefeekli si spa baps Mos ties. 800 base Basal. sad 900 bey Bast Teak west Si weedily at Ike tell prises of hot week. Reamed wok* without alteraties.—There has sot bees a cubits sob of Cafes today ; the article le Weedy. but the deseesi tisanes lialted.—'Ries : Nose awed hi rob* 01110 aphew without altertales.—Tea eteadhbat bisethw, mom, Will be subtle Wee to MN west es TALLOW.— We have no alteration too:Woo in the vizatitot this morales, and quotations are assalsally the miss CORN.—Arrivals at the granaries, by the Pastan Counties Bailway. for the week oodles Marsh 26 : Malt . 7213 n. I Ors Wheat" 222 Ti. as „ Darby 030 4576 abbe. Oab 272 land 1171 Ctuttoustum, March 28.—Tbo market woo bat seautfly supplied with gala to-day, all desoripdoss .1 width eon mastled tho teem obtoisablo this day oe'salght. Goss , gutsily we have so alterations to sate. Whom, W. to 124 oer load. Barley, 23a. to 214. per qr. Osts, 17e. to 24a. Beaus. 32a. to 40s. Eirwrionto, Mewl 28.—A dun fred• fen Wheat, at lest week's point. Oats in demand. Barley, Beene. and Peso bat Ltela inquired tor. Wefts Wiest, 71. to 111. • red, 71. 10 ; Barley, 231. to Ws.; Oats, 10e. to 18s.; boons, 321. to 81e.; Per. Me. to 181. POTATOES. SOUTHWARK, WATRISIDR, Mira 26.—Our market castisuee to be well sepplied. Freya the cold weather last week, Potatoes an TAHKUIff rather 'ready sale, at the knowing prime: Yeek Reereete, 110 a. to 1401. ; &week 196 to 116. ; Cups, 110 e. to 1200. ; Mita, 90e. to 90e. ; Pseeek Whites, 110 a. to 1001 . ; Belsiaa, Oft. to 90a. IDateh, Me to 10h. HAY.—thrmirty.D.—M.lere. Cooper s I Davis meet the trade heavy, at the Wowing quotation : 1410.11 t. ttil. !OW I 101PIII.. Oa tO 271. to ]ea Wrist ....... to OIL I Mom.. 'Oa to Ota cATrut, doe.- Frotal of Cattle mired is i .en the igetteg Quads' ilaliway, keen week milieg di ati 2 :—Beihts. 1,966 ; Calves, 102; Sheep, 4,460: Pig,, 479. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.,—Moigaty, MARCH 26. Th• Losa CRAROALLAA took Ms molt M 6 *Walk. PUBLIC MINIUM _ _ MILD ILIADINOILLIMIssIaisi Sys list; Jausses Mono; IUY PETITIONL-117 Lord CAMPS M. Daissport. esuplais. Ise st the iissamsd lir. ffitora—llad of 111011 LOW. Tyrone. yawl a esisissi/.6-lord rAarraus. Ina As srse i asT. dew ts Nis sem Lad MONMO4.I. sl tits lormikr se Winked, Os the isms eibit.,ad 61 T, has Issidead ads plass Is Tigh t bur Moss.— kW /TAM" has taedrautsw awed Pals" esselislia it tie womb sialmilsides el Imo wire! isysZotla issiosi. THE CASE OF PIERO PIERS. The Bisisita itOClESllLEmaidth itittind emu is a morales paw a reefsjadipmest delivered by the Lord Chamomile, is their lamilipef hew s is whisk the sable and kasiod lard was _mirossisdi to have maid that a anal sae bed bees selomsmamed in the Isle of Mos some thirty yean is a name whisk would lead to this supposition that &Emma had hams ellained iron lb (the ltimhop's) domd, dimayisis. Holsoyd, thew hoevor,to stato that it was sot his ekes &aphis, bit aplais sells predecessor 'is the SW elio4er aid Has. The LORD CHANCELLOR, who was all but inaudible is the 'alloy, was undastood to may that the report was Lard BROUGHAM bad ea.* stated that it was the chaplet& A Bishop Wilma, the pride.= at the right ea. Prolate. Lord CAMPBELL Neared the right rev. prelate that mot a dimesperted word had beta uttered with rebus., to him. THE CASE OF MR. FAIRBANKS, NOVA SCOTIA. Lard 8T A. is pm the petition km Nova 1103tis ai r se es grittiness of a gnat herds= as , relish said ahe isalreC a Sea et themeless., kith AI. morta, g r b a r dlest the proasedig sad Medved direatly the awls me tes oftedmialelsatisa is the Nowa Amelia ukase, sad the ease with* that masa to w likely Se bra as the vela- Sae bet.. them Seashells mad the other eamarzy. 'The pelage.' seated themselves to be loyal subjects, mad mat ea to sky Omit they bon agrantomesd to regard the 'apenisisa al the RAM as mess Amaams to dee otherry. sod they always e t addend the plighead lg word of a mama malaiseer as emethiser too alma Se be doubted. sr2ahad, therefore, sees with alarm a Mama A the ir mess Barl i g i ty r 4 at ..4 114 ,. pea hie ame r eg h t i m eh eaz ere. l .. Waiving hr ih ep ra v hs. dithrripeppeasuelyir r ny r E1 . 1 ", 441 Al e at beemaevemat the et the dare 101 bel i dAmod Lewd ellirm gasmen moat le hies 1=2 1 ,. who bad the bus.. et /Ma seperesery thw them, to up the Aim, it wee swassay be lambi be mode a . A tie teat. by width it maid be bell, so that the psalm , it Adel . matierstind candy his pities. 1.... '•'" ' - . a" t i : °lila." t h il etat t e r raC ma ar 4" e ' ''" lage i rt s p. .., Stai:ty L ) '= .lll to ' • Ilea el preemer. AM MA he Wald wee gaw k digress ice • to . Gareth a pLalar d rzt t i h r r a r i I: the pareago extrusive lima " the mainsjority of mss M the es 4llht s by paws. lathy resideak_ spa Wit the goveraer. (" roar, holer7 Ow.) ' the erseptha et the gormar the F mk the wee A el the . threa lei rE . -01 the Weald gemumesst. When M wee he " time bed wet bees sea eV e m a r . ave (Herz rage, to A the deam , hem.) AM aft il li"la t i l i t i hr Emile Amides* ealemiee, the with the sithile amaggea el gamer, every ether a *anal was alithad W biliali alwithot• Wm do colosisb st the reeswasalatha el the soles. geomismet. (" Mae M. Earl Lord pampas el thlemeilsalmed. lug, it was thet Lord SAO to am the pialpie on whir. he wet m appal As perreleida Dais. Is a eabeeprut Meat* he mid be had ANA the applathasat to:Mr. Faithealts, upon sawiltisa that la was a :Aga his sat is the messably awl ghee up his paella a the ha i l. cies to be massmatai with palish Mr. M.o. in quired it them mile thithewedthigoeunmeml, Ili mem to whisk lAA Ride. Maeda him the ialemediss width he had roselyed. It was therefore a W wd a di lly seed OM the mg gamma would llmoshatead ispawle et pitied ibsetwardea, amd Ala* be Mr. Veletas. w iw ould at bold she Also by the awe hams as A abler alsomt dime wen lesid--msaudy, Ur Majesty's pleasure, lot Ma the swam ishithe he bad made". Was wombs rmovedimpea any peeled drop Wedgmaallsa og plea. Ile wee a llaseale Camel. mad bed aim. Lord Falland ibmwed ta i = Itadrialha be sea= it heft.. th he ee Mr. had eacepsd the es he was lieseaghly gala le MON. he ease. The Meat. ems- Oh imihemathia wee resalmed by Ms siaisage, 11r. the qpiamai Illa go. ammeat et 1 1. 14 11 = 1" Ameriesa abeam was Alba same beteg semlieled loypwirieW u b boes % the mink. • kilift lads imesiated ley the ono i a • mearthly, mad data any Ilia . Im. ail.= ea there was the exesahe eemea"war e pains lo Mk the pm- see we to rush with apse all matters whoa it was con siiredlse=t to de ea. Bat that exesative crud had ems ethetcreer. sad the governor was net OM ' =sot eareading loth* advice. Tney wen a selection the healing am ti the province to whose advice be 'mil have memo. In 11188, however ' an alteration tor Piseela the fenothas et the m eserive council, and, hared is bib, isimoko of lb. isghlaten, they ware amperest el prim gramagaMdig simadansomil would orearrady hes musk memo Oldest body. dark a measure was ittre- Ahmed into Caned* in 11119 1 ,1611. matlete New Demonist or /tin Ikeda. It wee there* defillahla to place the eat oa ths mere in the pail& of denakinek Melia( the crown 10 fah amentry. al tit Ihnelenreire drum • party gernimat ; 'ha the Med poet, is Nor limela dr ihied to tan sin gling to die wilt a party geveeement The mho earl ,(CheY) atereeded te the eeknid gmernmsae is 1846, sad Ada him dews way baldly is the nolif. 31st Inli 01 1847 in a paw tibia bed beet hid is the Ma deted eof the other ; Mane el perihmse—the diva& being the of lierek. The Nth earl m had dews strum* the diseertee of , the reenAile ef the govessamed. hid meile optim and s 4 the het that ie this eennuyell in = ige t lr ea re is .. l . st ..j patileal. wee bold o rle id th peard oftt i l eigis So &relates. sera that eba re.; ender the people et Neva firth Wald be onoedalie ef reparibia. euramsat„ be hie thy man ne lmil et i :kh to de se hi the ere of rankled' ; and gil t en tke renses had eatand ea c Sees net wh eat es Ar abla go, caress it meld be u t to snag deprive them of sash esesprealism. • 1 genera eked= trek place in Neva flesds, in the ter of 1247, esti the new leghlatene met in the arse et , J , z7k lea This governer sideleammi them wiek his an the throne ; bat the adders ia answer he that wadi, without the sligirest charge naiad the edrhister ties or the local govensisat. was erjeeted, son amindrent M that address bang tarried by the party is eppesidem a niejerity of 29 ta 32, deelariag, withal: l a rear *de mat of Nadirs, in the e i =Jon they iIIIESOOIi their zildi Zgaation wide wea , and • mew adadaistratiee, apse; the prieeigies . 1 the Imelda me/ it fuser of party and reopeasibls gersumest, la the March Minnie/, that adealaiematkaa. rtre et emansat et the gevener, iattsduced • "The Departmeatal 04es , litlista MI, al tenin the roe the adios of peerc •sema treenerer, ._ ......„. two offers to perform th at duty instead of re, E the meeker el issfarise eMerepand ono one Irkliet eiskameleiging the U ea he boa yid, displaced Mr. Pairbaaka bola his of tereuese willing ellheding lithe WI smallest compeer the. The Llealimmarilevereor, Sir John Haney, them.* it was a MUMe lad* as it myriad ant the priaelple of =lWe summed, we'd ready* the rasa= et the .1. The ark earl, however, is a despair ad- I dressed to the governar ' highly uniplimented Mr. Fat heads' ; commented OR lb. charester of the hill erasing tin 2 6/1 / 2A amd Zre d A &Wad opiates that the two moos net their dikes en poludeal tenure. He Imhof mid that he saw no grated Per reasovieg Mr. F_abltanke and seriamed that shs had omen claim to be .. i.his then pealtim. This despatch as dated Mgr et Jane, sad the reply frem-,the genreer we. on to 21 `t. 1 inlYe fief*dag a seemerial AM the gavereasent, taw the pesimeer and the memorialists urged the the amble earl of the liseaate. m, Wither sayie el Sir John Harate be nos en wawa. be raid met Wp tt (skim( that it was ma erhatemelle eimenstesser and pissed Mae in an an fermate peak" that at that areasne then was ender eonsideteUsn et that very eeladal genesseet a civil list pantiles be Ibe payment of all budeonarise of the mown ; sad there wee a garden pending whether the salary at the prow shield be 24034 er LOW:. cr SPOOL The linters* germ, agile aged the meson apes the allandea of the noble sari. The adds cad, keener. it his eimpatek, mid& was framed is a earl id sad fah spirit, stated that he reisidered Mr. Foirbeeks weed be earls* ii ale peasatioa U demised et his 'Mr. He (Led firefilso Id misted the midair mad &mars with whir the Mlle earl = a ltie views ma the ironer and his emanail. Alter a these views. mad dated November 13, theirtarelehips "S = be surprised% tad that the sale mid had deputed 'Megrims frees the prides he bed Were talima up. mad Mead dot ea the It sneer of the stem was net involved, he weeld sat rhea to salsa the set of the asiodel legislature, ia the fens is whisk it had bra pared, to her Majesty for magnitudes, if, 1 after • fall considentien, the proviacial legislature shoal& signify, by an address to the sewn, their desire that it shield be confirmed. Now, Mr. Fairbanks had made it a rive gad man that he should not be removed from his caw in consequence of polideal changes. He abandoned his seat in the colonist parliament, and hi. legal probate* when he took the office ; and devoted himealf with an assi duity audibility te its duties which earned for him the appro bation even of the noble earl itheself. (Hear, bear.) A bill was pealed depriving him of that dike without cempasuatien, and ia violation of the instructions preened: given by the sable *ado s also in violation of the very principle en which • responsible (overarmed had been emended : sad it was certainly a marvellous conclusion to which the noble earl arrived, that if net by referring the quid= to a near parlimesat—but, if on further esulderatiea the same party which pawed the bill, unisted fa a4herias to it, es the aroma was not pledged, be would wines her Nearly to give her assent me a bill whisk be bad Wore erted. he beilersd, would be Warier to the sodomy and refuel te ma lidiaelleal. Bet he (Lori Stanley) wield not algal that ths ream wee not pledged. Hall the acts which hod her dime th rough the Colmial-onse did net pledge the hilh al littrown, it pagevabl in what way the IMPIPS seats give say et all ; sad be auserded that nuke tee elememetesese was the noble tai juatilled in dranfiesdng the rued views which he had diet taken ea this milder (Hear, lamer.) The noble earl wished the rem* to ~caddi e the bill, and in the Nerd week of the emir that body declared by a meheity el 28 at 21—the same majority which had canted the amendment to the address—that, sotwitheradiag the dews of the iheretary of State, they bared to their original opinion ; and, Indeed they were set Wig le depart from it, when the aria sari lad Odd them that U they still adhered to it, be would re aemineed the sensint of the Crows. It was subsequntly onbmiteed to the .4frAve rued ; mad there an anne‘ meat to th e ressinpreeed by the Asessehly was adopted by a tarjority of 11 le 8, when the president adopted • meet tunnel cause by heisting on eineg hie vote with the mi nority, thus reeds, • tie, sad the aniendnisst was arm& issly usgatived. This was Mr. Faidemehe eon; and be (Lea firaley) raid met help saying y thet le ersiderd that yodeler to have been meet h and maid* ' and that be had not received that pariahs *sea re n innossla oble earl to whisk he was entitled. Bat the peOlemeas mid Ism. tier: they amplained dike mimed eahnierooriareee. Now, be WI always best el *Mr that in a colo4 the appileries at, net a respeests a gemeissat, bad a party gevenusent, that swim of pity government by whir all the membre at elm adadaletratien were eantaally emasestral dh. and redo repeasible for the acts of each mime— ft bad ar, always bra if spider , that if mach a neMnitres hued desirable is this agnatiy, it would, never theless, be most dampens and impractieekle is the limited, sodety of a whey. (Sear, hear.) Until a comparatively 1 regent period the gerreumat as boas had been fried on by vesiorelble lamb of departments. without regains( the unity election whisk sew named to be neresary. It was eat my te Ind member of mains* in this emutry always salted 'pea various prided quations—(" hear, hear," and • hegli)—and if it was difficult here, bow mace more must it be where the number is pewees was small—when there out be want izilastioryge number is properly qualified parser, in easy 1618111114111416 to suable the.. to dense their thee to the public genies, without a political life the mesas of ebtataina and Wisp Rini reeds mada. (Hear, hear.) He seed only lastenes the 11"42which Ite was them addressing , art whim= be imparible the geverreet of this eanaby NM be marled on, to show that mistimed sulk a dime dir mew* fermi of government mast be isimilebis. And with hew math plater foree would sub as ftumaid apply to a Mew, (Hear, hear.) If their lour ~ bear did net said w hid power would there be to preset en =bridled demermey ? sad without a similar abotk le the gummiest el a missy the same evil mat mac. He maintained that by the premen oyster there was me seek cheek. The rimy of Nova Seeds resisted of 260,000 passes; end :pa ler assionbly was empred of 61 members ; the vat amen consisted of • varying amber appointed life ; 1 hut if the prirei sg ea o lfe s zlioverament Wilf adapted in the ealeaka, the berme the mere tool, agent, set ere of the Hum ef Arm*. In far, the coustita den of the legfehthe esueid an rush as to give no effective reek ever the pepuhr body. The executive monad' mast ..-mend the esnildwies ell s he sernably ; and the gover nor, in every instesse, was bound to set en the advice of his meentive eons& :-site belly say, that in a bearer /4 sr 17 tbis legishan ern*. it was ge l y4 s - $ - nnoceitt: - Mer whom dim ma ll .U 44 ~ in *leg- V, therefor, ' have se aback ei the ratably, the severer blued( earall sr If die poor- nor had to act en the advise of the O. pointed as it war, and Wags mere 2 1 : 14 81 V :he awesibly, what power could he have ova the latter body ? The rker, try of Beate, therefore, was bead to give his rreteetion mad prima the tyraany er a moll rerigidtpc and. ikkinaggeet felled these, the adesists had waft to irk* sea the power of the 0101r11 would be attar * veld. They right as well declare at ems the ahrinte hdeffirdems of the elle nista, sad have them fie mritigred dersemay. (Hear.) The prickere ensephinsd tad the gessesseset bed die mimed front coffee men thin a keeling betties of the pease, without say mishit rase bplisi - iseigned • and aslieg, of crave, ea the advise e( the executive - oennall. Any measure whisk was mail by the liberal majority is the Aram* maid the be passed by the liberal arjarily_ of the /midst's* sail as a sub M drums The ilaratpgsmarin Mg or en the advice of his eabbst,_ and therefore Ms pewee wee • same rho of theirs. This an the repterrlalisa el the potations Tb pstiliener untainted the hem te take fide nowideve , don the fasts they set faith, via a view to the laying dens of milea by whir: the, might Aria a jest seatrel over their drain, *ad be able te pretest themselves tram the °p ommies era Imps* power. He did not shriek km ad mitting the dillselty et responsible gencerent fa or esisnise, lint oder some be new made. sou delleile mans be liken by the . et Sere r the ra dially ef the ern beelfweekl berm null , net oily in News Sae* bat the ediesies. (Haar.) The wissormiffs albs dostehr now wee the i... / ...n e-the :4 0 sea volleMent ais litees howair end tho gnabs irews her t z .11110 1.40.0. ....7...— , re to the leyal lehabeeniti et the provisos ._er le the hob fithe rushy, imeN was le be the eigartary ar t gr at tivinb, the eighth, of the p or geopie wag 10 pima, mail the let Ilis Nowa Is be 011 te as seedeseht whisk s = perieus rebellion Ira the chanter of law. WI the legal Wishner, of the under fee theta nessemilal and dswissd mistime to rebe The WA lord said Is , mold gear re more estrum Pica the paths, ceataining the older of • me who hod lad meek uprises* in soisaial leghistion, sad whom amnesty as wall as whose wise and jail palsy were eheridted In Jamaica and Canada. The noble lord then read at extract from an soswee of Laid Metcalfe's to an adieus, is which he said, with refer. cm to a reeponsilds govirement, that it they meant teat the governor was to les a aim tool la the hands of the sonacil he totally disagreed ham them. He as• "anted to this mid ths twat of the mad, temperate, this rad osostinstimpal dlealm• laid dam is that address, sad he akas if bad been sated wpsa by the legislature of Nom Batik uvula it have hem pasible to diasies • without aempmsatlon the gentleman *less ea's ha had hougght halms them es the hundred local magistrates no °mamba with pada i ear, if each an attempt had been made, thiseesaid have bow the tints for Interferes". on the tr t et the Natawaiai mid Seerstar i e gta st Slap; ss that wIIM AsaY panty pow er mall , o,......ftAta..,—,.. bealgoveram ealatsti: t T a ker e lian tua insigsetbYliigtit'tdethioteren a trjer:tailt dessisatit mtiority. . Bad Galli said Irk, es his reply was based upon** !ratdatima of bark lesdiA not rear to !weewilds!A! wskl• loereisperier beaks, he thesgbt he ebelil snub the thee there they of mareleeseithilt be eiegthithliariess them Mir WWI et Weald leglethelesdth pin aed that their thigtheles le th e' esse ite thew Me sable loth MEM* thee there the peat Moth, is thethithee the main ettorrei by the miolummise ills its sietheelly, sod the thief mat et theme plellepes efeethiethe by tke atheist* in their own affshe i _ _elle they valued so kr thee we did in this ethstry. Nie Noble *Wad, Lied I. Bernell, whoa' holding the elks ellieeretsey et State for the Colonies, said imam eerytopeist est lesthedietior seed oitileekles iron the =tram us of power d by the &Mont authorities is ow/ selesith He bull that the ease wee equally tale is thiesemetty. If the Sovereign used the power the pommel— if the Ilan et Canes' pa led to extremes the right el es. fobs the lordships' holm were he ere *dr eight et mimic g the.. etteseree et whisk t i lt;leepperesit,—id them pest eutkorithe in the stets wrote seethe to their sthreetthe powers they pthethesd, wee Altardm thm. hallowed system et eoweituties would he es* saermithe thee to ethislasth gad the whole othellsteiP Sewer be throws isle hoodoos dierthect teeth) Yb see the wreaths sorde ail his soli, fit TirliseimussAmfili, elikeil@st Vrlpmentamireel th taro e r ve ssee w r dear sac aeauh r a e t r e. lotheamage end good geese, by dating their amedilet is eigemmigasse, notwithstanding these theoretic MINGO, y slab yes might prove with great ease that' the Edith r ' " ado held net pensibly week, by these. mmeelsuae that essedggelest had flourished for generation to the infinite abletwe of those who bad the hipping' to live, under the pretenkm of our ncble institutiees. So it was with oar - itelesin If the governor had invariably seed. upon his own judgement—if the Anembly on the other heed. insisted on having their views carried into effect—if the Se cretary of State was to pay whet were the best measures, he would at one say that such a system of gove rnm ent could. not possibly week. Bat if, acting upon a direvent principle, o tli=reekt the crown was and, not to resist by force peals' i in the minks, not to drive but to influence and lead; thew the egoism night work smoothly and well, with Make advantage to the oinks and great benefit to this' country. Bat M impended entirely upon the elheretion and le the examen those great pewee, sad into where heads they were nalded. He sarupld not to say that our Nods Americoa oinks tad mend a bugs in their ptegress when public widen and theta the co lt ish theessehresunat ultimately be eapreeme and decide epos all messures of is anti policy. He believed it sot to be either practicable or desirable that any other role should prevail, and he was per suaded that Uthe power of the crown wen used in that mass, kneeing how far we could so, and her for we mid not ge, that the gement advantage would accrue to the 'c loak% mad that the eolenisse themselves waren that opinion. Is a *spare nand for in the other home emotion:tent, he lideeisanend ee clearly as he could to state his views to the pegenni stases Gamin; but so far from saying that they were w emir themselves free from responsibility, be MY that a meat and high responsibility was pined upen ding; but, an the ether heed, under the form el government' avenge those solooks, it wee impossible to shrink from the onshiskin that pagination must decide disputed questions. nosebag lent hung reed an extent from the denh alluded to, in which, addreselog Wr J. Hervey, he panted oat the ISISSIPT in which he should exercise his authority, adding thet,that which tumbled him to Wage his venation to measures dike keel legislation depended for its efficacy en befog used sparingly end with the greatest possible dis cretion preceded to aKITII that if wee not pre pared to support the government of our North American eolontes epos these prieciples, he, for oste, would say they could be supported on no other. They were the principles and views he had uniformly maintained glass he had the ' honour of a Net in either house of parliament. They were the primaries which, with the full concurrence of his col leagues. he had enisavoured to apply as innonially and as fairly as it wee la his power stone he held his preemt dike sad, he must ow, that whatever mistakes might have been committed, snits wan not presumptuous enough to say that U4OB had been esansided the sang enditios of our earthen Weans win the iest proof that these principles were in the nods, seam& 'adjust. The noble earl went on • to rein to Witt the aide lewd said, when Lord STANLEY interposed by theerving that he had. charged the noble earl with not having acted up to the full'_ spirit of kis own lastructions. Bari GEST wee newt mistaken if the astits lord had not straggly insisted apes the duty and. seessity of the beam. maistaning, in opposition to the strongest feel = r i d :inns of the inhabitants end legislature of the colonise, their own views of Gatlin questions ; doing so, in feet, to such an extent as to leave little of that pima* of seltgovernmeat which he (Earl Grey) cootended for. (Hear, hear.) If the assembly was to decide upon the inter nal Whin of the colony, and if when a difference of opinion arose between the Secretary of State and the legislature, purely of local camera, the assembly, and not the Secretary. of State, was to give way ; if that was to be the rule, it followed that while you give them representative govern ment in name, you in substance refused it. (lieu, hear.) . n. • would not shrink front stating that public opinion must 'oven in Nova Scotia as well as in England. Our fellow subjects in our North American colonies participated too mush ia our own feelings and epirit to tolerate in the long run any o th er system. What happened in Non &wk. Per 15 pears the subject of granting a civil list had mused continued waken The noble lord, daring his Ave years of ethos, **dummied, with moth ability, but in vain, to bring the question to an nee. Ho insisted upon the salutes of. nimbi name being maintained, and upon other points. Sines be (Earl Greheld flier that question had again given rise to man depu te. The muslin of the legislature append to him to open to great objection, and be re ferred It bask, stating hie objections, for the cousideration of the governor and the *Luna ; and by the last mad he re ceived a despatch from Sir JAI/Levey, in which he stated that the set had been framed in exact conformity with his (Earl Grey ' s) thetractions respecting the arrears due and the W eeks of judges prior to 184 i, and settling the salukis by. the present and future Liesteneut-Governor. Party haling had bees much united on the question, bat the exhales legislature had been brought to see the propriety of settling the minden lima these teems, and had piled a civil list which he (Lid Grey) bad described. With regard to the removability of those who held cake, in consequence of political changes, that principle bad been frankly adopted by the legislature of Nova Scuia. Even if the act against which the petition was now presented should ultimately rr-, wive the essikneation of her hi qesty, the whole number of Akers alingsali.• by • image of administration in Nova fiscielsweglinet be beyontisix, which he did not think an ex agenlese. Be strongly urged upon the assembly that is the ant= which was so much inked, they keen Witting injustices non individuals, and that ism endow should be given to individuals upon due nein Hen was the usombly and email met his views. The ease of Mr. Fairbanks, they contended, did not come within the role, and with that one ea anion they had removed no individual from office without granting him compensation. There might be qui thee in some cams as to whether the amount was satisfee tow, bat they bed decided the principle and in every single tartan nein Yin one it had been gru nted. Remembering how strong the beim was against the grander of pensions, those who wakened - the intensity of that feeling, not only in our own idea se but the adjoining contain would readily admit that this was no small concession on the pert of the assembly and council of Nova Scotia . Regarding the abanges in the magistracy, he regretted the subject had been adverted to on the present occasion, as the cot rennin*, was not yet in a state fit ar production ; and without It it would be impossible for their !ord ain to form a sound judgment upon the merits of the case. It we also impossible for him to ennu i publicly an spiden apes the conduct of Nova Scales,. • without running the risk d exciting those party contests which it led been lie study to appease : But he would say this, that Ewes andrely meek for their lordships to form an. opinion on the nide lares statement fromtbe petition. They. were ungebil aeon and there were reasons assigned for the cosies sampled which at all even'e were entitled to their eoesideraties. But eves if he were prepared to grant think was tens that in this instance the power of the crown had bees ser e r t ad the precise line discretion would prescribe,. still he say, looking to our ewe history was that he an antra any great , political party in thk'country bad at any time, in the heat of party contests, esea that authority beyond the exact line of niederatien and Faience. He believed that no great party in the country could make each an nudes as bad been made in Nova Scotia, and ought we net to make tome allowance for what might take pine in winks where, es the noble lord justly ob served, the society being small, political connate were likely to be carried ea with mach greater acrimony and violence than at home ? He would not pledge himself to an opinion that any ewe bad been nannitud until all the information was receded ; but he must sly this, that it was . mew, and no lees dangerous than new, that party contets our'Nerth American colonies should be revived, in that house. To fight those contests again upon the stage. of their lordships' house would he attended with most in genue mum It frequently happesed that the ease i f the Beprsemtathe Assembly, when it wee in dis pute with the crown, had been urged with mach effect /a peellessint the government for the time being. i that thes the Wialtrimee of parliament was most whole- some el e gr i Zer. Be thettglit that in the ens of anumni ' seated acted as a great check against altness, and that wee bard to keep a vigilant eye over the abbe= of Ihe news. ls the same manner he wee prepered sink theterben dillaggeses arose 'between the repneenta thee dem pipit In the Minks and her Hejestys gibbon, ' gnaw &Mg et ptingir . to hobs into the nava of thth eu Xll/Lers, sod 011'Omt blame did not rest with the et news. Hat the cue was very different when • semalot prismoistail from a rrpreser rive legbisture, bat • gathedireF a colony, to the effect that they had sot reriend Meth the crown the protection which they ought to espy, Wiest the penniless of the repressantives I