The Express. — London, England, 1859-02-05 00:00:00

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For dr Ise delivery of Woe paper*, although diatribated eit Ss sod pet by the day WIN egoista, the repel& the min bell tbsimithe esthethibie ; but the scosptethe of esbuilpthee fee= paths la eosstry towsk to be *spotted by view wed. wee be depeollebt apes straegotteste Wag aide with sews meats, or ea *a maw of euhecrlp gem flew ash such taws. Woe le be slimed w "2b 1111ANAG R of the DAILY 151111;" add rstholles mien to be made pay - Ala OP "L J. LINCOLN. aft., Daft News Otle.e, 9, isatekparstak nass-digna, Lfl BURL MONET WIGRAM and BONS' (ef Ipadiai &IMO PACK ST PU I PS W AU& Oa ..11 :841.1ii,kr " U " : • lairltbe i r rdisiSkV ii mplawKd AK 4111fIrA I, WA a*. boils sod ispresio hr Megr•i. wind. anTIZ dig powspow Kg primel me. sad litarar=r i IC I.L P r i X BrXrdirlir WWI !Lai SON!. i A. F.:SRB. MONIT MOROI sod SONS' (4 an t = Imolai d molort i rr iftesl 4 " jar Sinarlis IA WA Is Or a Grammol ea ts 46 Awe. Itilmleihro... sad NAWOIA. 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Pit ... lea the gal.Jolllll EII:MUM Medial . Pmb. Min Mine Mr". lb. Ways *ow. . Mt. ikatifq.-Ati-b..b. ft; Neb. b. ME. ALBERT SMITH'S CHINA TO4IIIIIIT. Ilk kmill—lepplis OIL Patift. T .ONDON CRYSTAL PALACE, REGENT- Xr cl . c " sin a• I rle Ib a " "re 1h e Wal Mr Bittelima • Oinewvits .. olrmi ub SOWN Sam saw wia"..... D R. LANNI ANATOMICAL NOMA 3, les DAM Ow Iria =lalaris Few Wiwi- Elobwailei Yamsbowie ...WI SOlAW aro tt w ow, . law boom Os el ea, ewe gwe lee INO teem ilwagekse a Os tagihe ST.....IAMEITB-HALL RIBTAURANT.—Ladisa b Lois MN ind tit a n 114181912 ALL M9WS Aare bon 91111 12 MI I, Mows 12191 SUM 9, Ism" 129. W I 2 LL IA M DOW ALD. troplasar. 11.3. 10119 MOM M pm. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 5, 1859. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS—Fanmy, Fis. 4. The Loan Canucatzoa toot his tent on tlut woolatok el 1,. o'clock. - . foiediIIINOANNON gave t•otce that on Teutedaynext he should ask the Archbiessm of Canterbury whether any Measure was likely to be introduced is the present minion, with the sanetim of the Bench of Bi.hope, to alterand amend the law relating to the dilapidation of glebe homes. The E.rl of CARLISLE presented a petit'on from the in habitants of Lards In public meeting asecrobkd, praying ftr a meesore of reform In the representation which oh mid confer the frasechise on every ma to pers. n of full ago who should occupy premiere within the borough and be rated to the re lief of the poor, and which should also include a lOL county freechim sad the ballot. Lord SIDNEY presented a petition frm tbo parish of St. Janice's, Westsnius Cr, against th e preetio of auricular con fession. LAW REFORM. . . Lord CAMPBELL 1.14 on ttu table two bills, one relating to intim, end the other having foe Its object thy prevention of vexatious indictments for perjury. The LORD CHANCELLOR gave notice that on Mon day next he should lay on the table of the house a bill to sawed the law relating to debtor and creditor, and on Twee dy` Lent a bill to *mood the Winding-up Act. .I!9TICIL ml ay ts pablisba;la as *kr bFersses reams. mint Ilso, sloth. FACTS, FAILU I rth and FRAUDS; lan , umuma—noreol. llensaliii. Crtmlaa By D. Mums Sways. PIII,CIPAS cones nidi Art Crties ; Ito /11•1101ral09. Pout nannt, sad Itsell Pro , Itior sal rail et Mr. Gana II al.aa. N. Wsear Wats sad his Ina& awe the 101.. b Ammar' Ofica helatessela of Mean dirshan, Paul, so I Bak , . Tads sal Forged= of Jabs diallalt, M.P., sad MY ford M tas Truman, lard Weal. Mak ; Perpoodon aad Orem! V Mmaareven.t. Palace Puma and Vurdefits rerretzued by Walla. Jana Onat bathers Maim Traub sad Pawnee by Leopold Rodrsta. Tbs Mika Itthamy as ta• bouts. Malmo Maccay,and Mae t Onus Pertsrlei a• is M.VeWbW , Undo Slat Lamas sad May=a Bastin, Co-porstlort —lrrandukat Sista aetlw , et ca.' W. pets. w web sad Mr. J, It. baba.. Lambe sad Osoft sal Tlparary beaks. Prontalmer .imaray of Mr... Lsrl.l.oo sa.l 00M11.41 Tbs "Sam '—.3epuse Cool mato", miens act of the Ir werti.o. re tato the Allem et Masao Latvia. sad Gordon, nod Mr. Sa= ll 4. l ll . l ll a Osramil Ma Dock Warrant Fraud. •o• La meet *mad Is stelettated fat tha above resaarksb!s volume eaffts aim we darn bell rod ens, I. Paters...arrow. TIAN*Ike. wird, la, DYS OPULAR PHYSIOLOGY : Fainikar WIN 01 1110.110110 rafts cosasolud the litrodwir ima:ikon sionio. mod innisalarly Ur 117 IP. b. UN., Y.Y. Loudon : Join ♦ W. Mat mad Om Weft Ilusod. Jed poWldwd. p.m Is.. NOTHING to EAT ! or the Dinner in Siam, and I.bol lb Idea De WM/IMM Swwwww. C .. .db. M. ...side=.l.7l, a.siatler W.; add bookddle. n i s. DR. M. B. CULVERWELL, Brother and sole a. lath IL J. thiliwwee4 hie" with dem le be be wee theeesthe he 14 yews. the IN is eve ilia yaw II•1111411•01Ma lie m waewsbib o 4 -4 . ems." d be 1. lIAILLIIOIIOIIOII.III . IIIIry ~elks W ee4 Dr. Weaned !Mad be eeseelee. Iliebilebly free Memel Klee Joe oder; yen N.; by peek II ethimpi.ti mite. LOSIOMIIt. sr =l: =2:4 lll L t:ooa =im roxam omarsited am % b e ri ons the Miles Tv. couni ant CLAlNlrgitt. • Sissems. lbej.emby be tee U. *dela see Medielse Tat Deemed. BOROUGH Baim v. Watiaa. —A dommsr wee bawd yesterday (IMMO bin tbs Vier•Cbassaber. at the Liverpool Ckaaoll7 Cont. madam mute prosoadlopef Me Liverpool Boom! (sok, MO& bed singbt te mom bent the sonata of • dosemed mama, the Mims se dee Rpm two bills of mohoop wild the maloft esesstors bad Wad to reeks good. TM e were winylog ea • cotton spinals( MMus as rank et (due t end lb. party against obese meets Ibis me Mined was the leto Kr. assaisl Walker. C d banllbsd breasht sedans is ameral measions •gelnit asmivieg esseatim, Ind bod gel kolgmest, bat tin estates sot 1111111116( ate reseateemants of Ms two bills the peeled wen lams. Hie Hamar. in giving lodges , =Ndthitglexeciftis wets se raeponsible as trading; perfumer itlaipe or Masi Ines generally In • court of eilty. A Livorpool idaipbroker, named ere* tray flora al. yesterday by tbe local inegierans for an smash upon • combats& 81R JOHN LAWRENCE. Bed ORANiiiLintpaiiVd,i,7r;i;r;tio. to a state• set which he made last swims, that be had been mistaken time Sir Joke Lawmen intend kW emends timelPirrabla insurgents at Delhi, tbs feet being that he offend to negotiate with the King of Delhi himself, but only on the condition of his giving a solemn seaurance that he had not issued orders for the murder of any of our coun trymen. TUB REPLY TO THE ADDRESS. The hf anrr;b7i JlFxwrr.a, Ici;dsTZTdoiieeliousehold, brought down the folios lag , anew. r to the address of thoir lordships to her Majesty :—thank you sincerely for sour loyal end dutiful addreas. I have gr.at elitist:union in re ceiving en aleuranon of your careful conablera ion of the different roessinet which will ha submitted to you, sail you may rely upon my cordial co operation in ycur endeavours to improve and strengthen the but itutions of the country, and to promote the happmeae and prosperity of my people." On the motion of the Earl ofDsany, the reply eras ordered to be entered on ex minutes of the house. JAMAICA. - . Lord BROUGHAM presented • pet Won from Jemaies, eomplain.rig of en set of the legislature of that colony, on the subject of th e inimleret on of labourers. The petition was then ordired to lie on the table. PRIVATE BILLS. On the motion of Loed Itniossosur., the sessional orders relate/4 to than bits were speed to. Their lordships rose at held-past 5. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—FIIDAY, Fzis. 4. The Seamus took the elta;r at four o'clock: NEW WRITS. On the notion of Ev W. jot.IWY/4 — i new writ eve ordered for the election of a member for the Univers ty of Dublin, in the room of Mr. Hamilton, who has accepted the Chiltern Handl ode. NOTICES OF MOTION. INDIAN FINANCES,_ _ _. . Lord STANLEIiiave notice;;ion kond4y, the 14th, he would eall the slime= of the house to the stets of ladtan Float:tom SUPERANNUATION FUND. .• ....... _ The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER gave nstire th.t on Monday ri..st he won:d ask for leave to bring in a bill to amend the LAW relating to Superannaetion allowances. TRANSFER OF LAND, The 130LICITON.73164Taa. vv. nOilco that on Fr- day the 11th he would ark leevo 1 intoxlsce a bill to sim plify the title to landed es'atee, end to titabiith a rezistry of the title I.)lmded property. . . . THE TOWER. Mr. BUNCOMBE gave notion that at an early day he would move for a commiation to Inquire into the expediency of continuing the jurisUction of the Tower, end whether the land thee could not b. turned to bct er account for the path° int.rcet. (Laughter.) IRISH LAW BILLS—TENANT RIGHT. Mr. WHITESIDE gave noCoe that on Mond.y next he would ask leave to introdoee the folowing Bill to ftelitato the transfer of led, by simplitying the law relating to judgment* and crows debts in Iteland; a bill to es stitch cow to for the recovery of Dwell debts In Ire land ; and a bill f r the abolition of receivers of the court of Chummy in certain Mel. 11. wools SIRO ask have on OM early a day as peseibte to introduce the following bills :—A bill to improve the procedure of the court of Chancery, end a bill to toweliclate end amend the law with referent), to the relation of landlord sad tenant in Ireland. (Cheers.) SITE FOR Tint NATIONAL PICTURES. Sir iriVIL101..VIIBlIg;;;;;Ve that On Monday he would ask whether any building was la course of erection for the reception of the national imitating' ; if so, where that building was situate, and out of what fund the expense of building it was to be borne P BANKRUPTCY AND INSOLVENCY. • Lord 378ti88RIgave aotlos eh.t as as earlY day he should mom for leave to bring In a bill to amend the law relating to bankroptoyaad insolvency.. Ciiilll.oll RATES. Sir A. ELTON gave notice that on Thursday be should all the attention of the house to the subject of church-rates, and nova resolutions thereon. Sir J. TRELAWNY gave notice that on Tuesday next be should ask leave to introduce a bill for the abolition of church.ratee. Mr. WALPOLE gave notice that on February 18 he should call attention to certain papers relative to church rates which had been placed upon the table of the house, and should present a measure to the house on that subject. GENERAL IRBIL MEASURES. Lent NAAS gave notice that an Thursday next be should u.k le.tve to int educe a bid t r consolidate the law with re finm te to lunatics in land ; also ab►l to trovido for the tegulat on of markets ; also (on the 10th Feb.) a bill for the regulation of births, death•, and mate agri. CRIMINAL LAW. The ATTORNEY•OENERAL ggaave notice that on tbat day fortnight ha should more for 180 C to introduce a ►dl for the corielidetion of the criwired law of Erghind and Ireland, and ts place the Jaw of both countries on that subject on the same fovting. SALE OF POISONS. Mr. WALPOLE gave notice that on Tuesday next he .houll ask lease to introduce a bill to regulate the sule r.oisons. LUNATICS. Mr. WALPOLE pro notice that c n Feb. II he ahould introduce two fib for the purpose of emending the law with regard to lunatics in private follow. HIGHWAYS. Sir J. HARDING gave notice that on en early day he aho.dd ask leave to intrAuie rain fur the rogalatiun of highways in England. THE TROOPS AT MALTA. Sir A. AGNEW Wuxi the Secretary of State foe War, whether a garlison order bra beau trued at Malta to the eft'ect that all purls and sentries are to present arms to and salute the Host whenever it may peas their rerpecrive pre.. ; whether her MOrsty's government had sanctioned this order, Of were prepared to allow a similar one to be enforced In any British dependency ; whether Captain Fhefileld, of the 2lat Royal North British nudism, had been plead under arrest for declining (as a protestant) to e miply with this order. G.neal PRIM said that all orders issued to the troops In ganiien abroad were of noun trasemitted to this country. Ile had made in miry at the Henan Guards, and could fled no trice of any t rder the could h►ve a Luring on this matter, except the circular issued by Lord Hill in 1837. That order had boon acted on et er 'into, it had never been comtlsined of, and it wee not the intention of government to alter it. THE MILITIA. Colonel NORTH asked the Secretary of State for War if there wes any truth in the rumour that it wan in the contem plation of her Mo.* govenuneat to reduce 10,000 of the present embodied militia toms. General PEEL said that the strength of the embodied militia must depend upon the number required to make up the maximum voted by the house. That number was 22,000 men, and the number now required would depend very much upon what regiments might be rent home from India. With reopen to the rumour of cotes regiments being about to be disembodied, be did not think it expedient to keep the regi ments too long embodied, as the men would theta altogether lose their civilian habit', and their connexion with the pieces from which they came. it was, tbeesfore, intended to die nobody some regiments awl to embody otkers, so that the letter night have their turn is learning the chinned °cunt intim which it was desired that the whole of the militia should pawn. POOR EATER. Mr. WILSON asked the Peed lett of the Peor-law Booed whether it was hie intention to introduce a bell in the paceant sermon for the purpose of stihke tint properties . In the occu pation of the iprearement and other public) hod ea to simes nt for the yo,r and other local retro, in pursuance of the recocirnendalon of the committre of the lest erosion; and, if 110, St whet time be will be able to lay such bill upon the table. Mr. S. ESTCOURT rald that the subject had received the best attention of Os gove.nmeot, sod that the Chancellor of the Em hequar wool,' state the course that wen intended to be token. LAW OF BANKRUPTCY. Mr. RBADLAM asked *he her the bill for the eteanolb dation or the baokrapter laws wee to be introduced to that or the 4th. r house of pub meat., aad whoa it wtuld be in tioluttd. (Stamped id. Additional.) [T WOPENC E. Mr. S. WALPOLE—The bill will to tuft Awed in the Hones of Lortb, by the Lord Chancellor, c Monday nee. THE REPORT ON THE ADDRESS. Mr. TRE.11:818 brought up tie report cut the address, which was iced sad agreel to. PUBLIC WORKS (INDIA). NEL HADFIELD, with refsrenos to that paragraph in the royal speech which related to India, took that opportu nity of mentioning the alarm felt in the manufacturing dis tricts of this country, lot a dtikirocy should mire iu the supply of their staple materials. This referred more particu larly to cotton , of which it was believed that India could, under proper management, furnish en abundant supply. What India wanted was roads, and water for the purposes of irrigation, and with these he believed that coun try would be able to make all the difference between an abundant and a restricted supply of co ton. The cnicu latim woe that the monopoly of supply enjoyed by the United States cost cm two millions annua ll y ;In lie might save us that amount, and therefore he aa:eited that that country had a strong claim on our government. He hoped the noble lord opposite would t 11 the house what the go vernment intended to do with reference to the encourage ment of public works in India. Lard STANLEY ttnsted that the house did not expect him to go into deteils as to the amount of our eaten' supply, or as to the state of public works in Indm, the more especially as he would have • better opp rWeity ten days htmee, when it would be his duty to intro lace the subject of Indian finance. For the preheat Vow would only say that he agreed entirely with the bon. member, both as to the nee-sty of greatly in liteataton sapplyrand of improving dilemmas of Inneit. It had been e4timated that the difference between a good end a scatty supply of cotton for the country woos areal to the difference betweim an income tax and none, that was to say that it was equal to the income to in lime of w..r. It was, the elate, a subject to which no English minister or member of that house could be indifferent. The governmeth wee bound to do everything in their power to premote the growth of cotton in Indio, as well as to facilitate the communication between differest ports of that country. Even in the ppm. nt financial potholers of India, which ho need not tell the house was very eerier's, the expense for public works must not be dis continued, for be believed that If they were to postpone these work* until tho present deficit beenue a sorplus, the finances would rather be injured than served by the &lay. Bat it was a mistake to suppose that op to the present date lit le or nothing had been done in furtherance of public works In India but the fact was that for a cowdderabld number of years tw o mildew; annually had been appropriated to the purpose. Perhaps one half of the works cc natoucted for the money might be held to have been of a reproductive cha racter. lheamount had been diminished during the last two part (those of the muiiny), but while the amount fur the pterious two years had teen four milions, the sum ap plied to public works daring the islet two years had not been less than three millions. At present they w, re in this un favourable poeiti on with respect to the money applicable to public works, that the capitol for 6,000 miles of railways had been guthanteed, while not more then 600 mile had yet be. n completed, or Wale making any mum, but he was con fident that when the whole had been completed, the traffic would be so enormous ea to make an ample reborn. He should be . prfperei ten days hence to enter in detail into the queetite, but at present he could swore the house that there was no one point in lodisn administration to which the members of the present government attached so much im portance as the encounqmment of public works of a repro ductive character. The house was aware that 37 milltons of railway and other capital had boon guaranteed. The government felt that in the present state of the money market it would not be expedient to therein the number of them guarantees, and that It would be better to have the works In peogrees completed than to encourage the com mencement of new works. Mr. BRIGHT admitted the nodality for establishing rail ways end roads in Jodie, but he could eouostve a caw In which these work.. however extensive, might he of little use. In Ireland the road. were probably better than is any part of her Majesty's d neurone, and still he be lieved that thee) facilities had not assisted much in the development of the resources of the land, and the reason wee that the tenure of land in that matey remained in an unsatisfactory state. (Hear, bur.) The seam grieves= existed in India, and he believed that ff something were act done in that country, aeprcially in Wader, with the view of improving the teuure of land, and giving greater security to the landowner and the cultivator, the natural products would not speedily become aoreiliable for the manufacturers of this country. He gathered from news papers and private letters, that the government of Madras had been following the steps of that of Bombay in • manner which, In his opinion, wee little less than °Mei ol insanity. The government of Madras had issued a commission called the En c worudsion, for the purpose of inveotipating titles to land a one 4.f winch woe 100 pars old. The ennomisaion in Bombay bed produced the worth results, and this comnessen rtatnly do the same. He under od that it wan inten led to examine into titles weich had existed half a century, a course which, if adopted lure, w mid rein° a revolwion. The not', lord had um& n excellent app , intment to the gore ninent of Ma dram, but ail would to of no avail if yeurity wee not givca to the owner cad occupier of land. If to swamis non were persevere] In, the noble tor! would ho re sposeilie for the curirequemcce. lie did not mike thew tit - serrations for the purp we of throwing difficulties la the way of the noble lord, but he trusted be You'd rely on his own strong tease, an.' not let officialism and red-ispetsna overrule hmi in mature of this nivore, cc induce hmi to set with respect to land ae no oas would be perogued to act In thin °finally. What he should recant.. nd would hew mount/don to inquire pivrrely into the tenors of land in India. Lord STANLEY said that Sir Charles Trovtlyas had .• - requested Lord Hanle to serpent the operitioss of the Modem commissioe. The object of *het c Tangelo& was rather to give new titles than to videte the old on.. APer a Low words floes Col. Spies, Sir J. Elphisuiterma, and Mr. J. Evart, which were inanditde, the repeat wee pet and agreed to. THE OCCASIONAL SP.ILVICES. On the motion of Mr. Secretory WALPOLE, tho house resolved itself into a commitee of the whole house, to coo- Sider the acts relating to the services for the 30. h Jaeusiy, 29th Mar end 6th November. The rOA hon. Gentleman capiaineeetbst, puteuent to an adds... sent up dieing the lost IS co t n from both houses at prvliament, her Ma jesty bid honed a warr.nt for diseontqatong those Nor v;cet,, but es thew were certain acts of primmest whirls mule the days in gm alien hohdaye, and directei people to attend chunk on those days, it bnaune sevessary, in con sequence of that warrant, to Towne three ac's trent the statute-book. A rerolw ion In II agree I to, that a till be in'roderol to repeal the acts referred to, which was eub.equently Liought in and el ad a find thee. The Lowe adj.urnol at Ida o'clock till Monday neat. SOCIETY YOB TEE PROPAGATION OF THE GOSPEL. A meetieg was held yesterday (Friday) evening, in the behool-rocina, Adelaide-place, in IR. Martin's-in the fields, to which all clae-es w. re invited. The choir wan token by the Rev. the Vicar, who ',nay addressed the wett ing, and introduced The Rev. Dr. Ilium, mho gave a lengthened sketch of the nsw colony over which he wan to be placed as blrhop, tiler which The Flee. D. Moonedellvyred an animated epee*, pointing out the gitat openings in Ind., Chine, sod Joplin, for the spread of the Mr. R. Hatless then rose and said, that as one of those publicly invited he had attended the meeting, and "Tithed to make a few remarks which he telt called on to offer, as he had some doubts and mierivings of the society. He then instanced the case of Bishop Forbes, of linable, and others, whose principles were not in socordame with dices of the church of England, but who were vice-presidents of the society, and etrthsly urged that the lists alioulit be revi s ed. He then expressed regret that Dr. Hills, who had spolen that night, had allowed a picture of the eracifirioe to be set op in St. Nicholas chinch, Great Yarmouth, to the great regret of some of the prrithionera; and also had lately published an extract from a sermon defence of instruction by snob pic tures. Be looked on the. aestiment as opposed to the doc trinee of the church. (Cheers) Some confusion mimed, daring which, The Rev. Ws Moats toss sad wu widwatood to say that the picture fa wales wee the llft of a gentleman, that ho was opposed to the veneration o f such repreo stations ; but, pointing to some mire which were hung up is the nom, ho spoke of such picture as conveying instruction as the maps did to children. Mr. HARPER then said that having given way before at the wish of the chairman. he now clai me d the right of raying that the church of England wholly repudiated and pretested against arch picture teaching, and he called upon Dr. Hills not to carry out such a practice in British Columbia. The Chairman, pleading that it was past atm o'clock, fa %irrupted Mr. Harper, but the manifest wish of the meeting Mang that be should be heard, he proceeded to address • few observations on the der ger of setting up pictures in churches, and he felt conatramed to do this more particularly because the Society for the Propegation of the Gospel woe sending out four nrissioneries with Dr. Hills. The Chair man agalalnterfered amid cries from those present of "No Paseo rem," "Remove the picture," " No&twee in churches," and wished to put to the meeting whether Mr. Harper should be heard. Here there were lowa cries of " Hear Mr. Harper," and a gentleman nee to moth that he should not be heard. The rawfon having been seconded, Mr. Harper said that since aresolution Ina to be pat Ito tad a right to move an amendment, and he would exerthe The Chairman, however, at this point suddenly broke up the meeting fn confusirn, Mr. Haw declaring emphatioelly, amid the applause of the meeting, that the setting up el pic tures In churches, which bad the sanction of Dr. Hills, was fa direct opposition to the laws of the cbusch and of the land. The Homilies wave totally opposed to them, and they ought not to to allowed. ZEPIEBIIITATION OF GAL WAY. GALWAY, FRIDAY. Sir Thomas Redington has resigned, and unless any other candidate should appear, which is said to be very unlikely, Mr. Lever will have a walk over. INTIANCHIOIDIENT Or 0 nuntsentue =sense( therincipal inhabitants and trammel' of Graves end, convened by the mayor in woman., of a numeronaly &vied requislicat, was held on Wednesday evening, in the Town-hell, which wee crowded to excess, en the subject of the enfranchisement of the town. In the absence of the mayor through indisposition, Mr. Robert Oakes, senior magistrate, teak the chair,and in opening the peoceedings said, if population and roperty were to be represented, OMMIOnd was clearly entitled to a representative in pains meet, inasmuch as it contained at that time at least 18,000 Inhabitants and 9,000 houses. He found that Arundel, Moulton, Totems, and Harwich returned no less than elven member, with en aggregate population less than Graves end ; therefore he thought it highly desirable that Gravesend should have a member. Ile concluded by moving, "That inasmuch as there is every probability of a meson,. of per liamentary reform being adopted by the legislature, by which feats will be takes away from email constituencies and given, in part at Yet, to large unrepresented towns, this meeting is of °pima that the claim of Gravesend to be constitioni a parliamentary borough should to fairly resented to the /louse of Commons."—Mr. H. W. Davison, in seconding the resolution, considered that in any measure of reform to be presented to parliament the principle of en franchisement of large towns must be prominent.— The resolution baying been epoken to by Mr. Baleen, was earriednem. eon. Mr. Pryoe utere.l the adoption of a peti t/4m to the Ileum of COMI.IIOI3A, and that the members for West Kent should be requested to support it. In many ref win bills submitted Grov.send had been scheduled as en tided ton member. He believed that in any reform bII which might pass the conditions of vetiog would be mach es to render intimidation and cotraprion very muoh more tUrn cult non at present. He expressed a hope that in the selection of a g.ntlemon to represent the turn all parties would unite to obtain the very beet ro.n.—Mr. Reed, a commissioner of the town improvements, bad great viwt.nte ins condiog the TI eilniten. He anti.ipstnd gnat breefit to the town if a member were &Batted to it in the f.rthooniing reform bill. NOSTRUM REPONSE UNION. This ttlOoclitiOn continues actively to aI i ate in favour of a rndixil manure of refer m, and hes ca.let forth a very marked expression of public opinion in its favour in the counties of Northumber : land and Durham. During the past three ',eels, deputations from the Council of the L'nion have addressed upwards of 20 public me.tings in various town, in tie two counties, and at none of them has the alighte-t opposition been manifeet.d. Pen-ions praying for manhood suffrage w.d to. ballot have heal extensively niece I in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, G emhead, Suederland, Blyth, Middkairwoogh, S•ocktow Hartlepool, Darlicgton, Nolte Shields, South Shield., A inwiek, H elbow, Benriek-upon-Tworl, ice. In Newetelo nearly B,o'o • comas and in Gateabeed 8,000, Mug ::god toe pea. • done, raid the other towns in equal prop): tone according to the r population, nun wring in tie aggregate to I etween 30,000 vend 40,000 egnatare a. Tke proteemlnal, end trading classes hive signed in large numbers. One coca , liarityintbeeepetition. byliat besides the names of the persons igsing, as a guer.ntee that the names ate genuine, the occupation and residence mean. siren. A great detternetm t sl o e, what them Fallon,. sill be collectod 'and seat to the House of Commons, is to take place In Nes esetle cn Tuesday, Fes. 8, in the spacious new Town-hall, which is eapeble of holliag from 4,000 to 6,000 pc 1.30111. - - • - LARD MACAIILAT AND WILLIAM Pll7.—Lord Macaulay's memoir of William Pitt, in the forthcoming veletas of the Anil/eloper/Us Britatoties, is of considerable length ,filling about sevenrern of the double-columned quarto pages. His lordship thus sum. up the character of the great minister;—" The wintery of Pitt has ben avail-d, time. in numerable, oftenjustry, often unjustly; but it hat pained much lees from hit erailants then from hit eulogistt. For during many years his nun wee the rallying-try of a elan of men with whom, at one of those terrible t on jonctnres which coefouni all ordinary dnoinciens, ho wee accidentally and tstnporiody connected, but to whom NI almost all great questions of pr neiple he wee dimwit s/ally oppond. The niters of furliarocotary reform allied themselves Pittlese, not choosing to nueitubig that Pitt made three motions for parliamentary ref era ; end that though he thought that one a ftfOIITI rould not 'safely he made while the pentium ear red by the French Revolution were raging, he never uttered a wort indurating that he should not be prepared at a more convenient reason to being the question forward se fourth time. The toast of protestant ascendancy teas drunk on Pitt's b rthday by a set of Pittites, who coul d not be aware that Pitt had tnientd his office be cone be could nut miry catholic emencipettm. The de f. oder* of Le Tot Act celled tlritcpelvet Pittltes, though they could not be greenlet that Pitt bad litid before George enan.werallu omens for abollibing the Teat Art. The mania of free trade cs 11•1 tteioneelves Pit•Peet, though Pitt wee for more deeply imbued with the dextrines of Adam R übh than ether Fun or Orey. The very negro deicers Invoked the name of Pitt, whom eloquence was never more conapicuouely displayed than when he spoke of the wrongs of the negro. This mythical Pitt, who resemble* the genuine Pitt as little et the Charlemagne of Aelooto resembles the Charlemagne of Eginhanl, has had his day. History will vindicate the real man from calumny deadened under the semblance of adulation, ant will exhibit him aa what he •es, a minister of great tolents, honest intentions, end liberal opinions, pre-eminently qualified, intellectually and motally, for the pert of a parliamenta r y lender. and capable of administering with prudence and moderstion the government of a prosperous and tranquil r moire, but un equal to en/prising and terrible emergencies, mid liable. in such emergenc es. to err grievously loth on the Welt: of weakness and the side of violence." _ _ THE LATE MR. CBAJILTA FAHLEY.—In the obitu aries of Ilia week we read u follows On the 26th of January, at ht. residue., 46, Arepthill-ariaora, in the eighty ailthth year art his age, deeply reere.ted by a large &els of frond., Clara's Parry, kri., late of the Toone* Royal, Corset Garden." Cbarlea Ka mble, then Barley, than Harley, sad nsr Farley. Death his, indeed. been busy of lee 'monied u.. In Di. way, Farley was en es'ellut attar. He was alined torn on the boanla. And what a link was In with the past! Oarruk retired in June, 1776, when F a d e , was to lus sixth year. Farley had in se than seen Garrick; helmet a ell Id's 1,41 lea play in which Gorki se'rd. Mine isa chino ea sue litenea• of him, from heed to f o - , b one of ha favorite p.n.. It to by Omega CI nt (•he ZotTaoy of lrs time), sod is • 110 of the treasures of tho Garrick Club.— Diretralei lautore Nan. CHURCH RATES. On Friday week Mr. Secretary Walpole will call the attention of the House of Common, to " certain paper relative to church rates which have been laid on the table of the haute by her hlsjeatj's command, and submit a measure to the hour on that subject." The papers referred to, probably, In the eh the notice, were issued this morning from the parliamentary printing office, formin g a Mae book of 460 pages. It appears that on the fell cf September kat, a circular letter wee addressed Ly the & cretary of State for the Home Department to the several archdeacon., request ing them obtain trim the clergy within their archdeaconry, each answer to a hot of accomp.nying queries m they might be ab:o to furnith. The Librarian of the Hose Office prefaces the dear to ma of tabu's: rats mat. returned with some explanatory remarks. " With re ferrnee to tke returner he Sue, collared with much labour and Inns. by the arehderor a throughout the several diore•ee in England and Wales, it is proker to ob serve that, in comiielnemce of the el- rgy not having mirror 'ally interpret-d all the s , :veral qusrii ari ike, stud also trees the fact that the iv7coucts of rem ipta and doburoweents for church purposes not heist kept g. neatly with a sulkier degree of accum-y and order by the elturrhardeas, the re , tars is not so complete or perfect ea might have been dared; yet, nevertheire, taps as it whole, it eery be regarded r a petty (sir average under the sevend items tested of; the emennta, however, Under UMW of the twirls, as will be men, me ant se Imre as would oth.rwiee have ham the ease led the qttestions been more fully arAwered, owl bed not CO Melly of the clergy failed to leeks the requind return." The total number of parishes included in the return is 10,206. The gross amount °upended during the lest seven year for church purposee hits been 4,150,5961. 7e. 15.; the an ." average is 604,2281. Is. This amount has been expended in the tillowing m eaner:-2.13 8 , 067 !. 3e. as the rap.ir an d church and churchyard; 1,161,8 W. ,0111. ge. Id. for the celebration of Divine arersh . p 14. 7d. for "other Purtmerw" The amount has been rasa In this wine :—By church rates, 1,741,8721. 4s. 2d., the annual average being 243,8361. yb k 9d. By special endawra.nta 306,3151. Bs. 4d. ; annual ave rage, 43,759/. 6e. Ild.; by voluntary rates or subwrip &gm, 1,246,797/. 10s. led.; annual average, 249,6421. 10s. Id. Other returns show the pre ent state of repairs of the chinch and elsarehyari, whether the property of the parish is much sub-divided or in the hands of a few propriet and whether the landowners generally are churchmen ar dlisenttra. ~~_ c mot. niNOPOLION TAVERN sad HOTEL for pro IiIIOWILOW4TRINT, 1111011 i 6111: 11M bee anM MIR Is Loolke far YAM. 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MI Foram at Fanned *Sand kalietreabera Joao Valltlia Locu *wags Garr. ilerenaisagnia. Oltv.abolrar ft:snit:4n Madman la OWL *:W.). Ml iraiday. at Fintraln. In e Omura II lratersi t ault u trahil e -lel dividend sf 44., ay Tenn. Warms /ras baser-lral dinner el 144., aff ?soft. ra r elowlosts. Saimaa o Owl lIMMISFOraIe. Fierveraveakenk Moe. ran. San ... ..smeallra.--14 drawee elf la MI, op Tseram [Lag Powell* MIMI lia,ll.774ivford.pilidw New Pearsrawd Cr at tar rem rata Fat Wrist el lia ell.. ese Tara*. a linrala. 0 IMICILIDALD Amsra OW. lirt irate mer eiwit-is dirdend of IC 11/l?, W 2= 1 :1 1. iltamehld's. kniarliali West. Lawn Oars linvainv. Cara mart, Old Bendatrest, COL ma ' al au- divined of in a. air flan* ai Standen* twine ballainn. ' Bawer 3011T110. Calabria. nediera-rainrierd ol bid...4W Tirandlii, st illgraidla barannialsest. = Janis Carina serWay law Wane, , CAWS miralheallilFla= 11 / 4 1 ordsainherauent Tnealay.ai Fresifi. Marla Mat, _ 11. J. ll.My ladriet., PaolaWM: Mare owl Mel Mum orlasnialige—reb. IL Maim. Wm. Illertlord• dam Inakir—Feb. IL 1. !anise. Illohood U. L A . woosoM AM amlam. Womboadww. Maw abowdoolwor—Ma. IL .naby Bar Weamwanowillie. Woo simadraw—Mo ft A. O. Wilsl4, B. r . oak j aim ireet. adoWalag—WwW 1. rr.,.. Itellesbow mairthatatrat— 4. .IL UoMell. Waloblbld. Tool Moo. 1,11118141 ogiam—VM. IL W. ToMmos. WMi . fiboolwalro. Mw.-I.b. IL C. Nalm WahodoiL =an tarat—ret. aL W. Halm, Modb.lriam-rob. IL T. Doomblre. It. is. moss. Aaa 01ISTINKIATIS Is Is granted. =kw MN WWI' is as isalsa, as the dos wsslleL Fab. IL T. Wtbs. Tsstsides. of W. W. Clr mad, Oceslgl. OIL ssrsium —Yet. IL W. Issuls._oollSlWlsa. Yabsossail. pstleme—Salt ft J. ' , slim sed J. A. POWS. olgio• amt. Leasiaesqsans. lOW tackle nsassas—llaidi L IL Wm. grit . trol i...... vlrtr e Ta t ....L . S. /drasett.. Bllsabam. pea.— Va. L. J. G. therslds. ilsisbosS. Tartskim. IsSilwesksr— res. W. J. CslOW._ Calais.. UAW." IL W. 04s11101. Waskirpless. Iselmilm Pontos, trls 'e ll. T. Rams, /brawls,. Wsresiodirio. tossisr—Aseek 1. W. Wink Mom liosbnin • PATTY DUBIN DIASOLVAD. A. ClidelLjWs. iM O. Clit.b. t clammier, lbws. smilserre—H. D. Peden awl .1 Weeber idea:mech. tielfcrd, mad Newton Hark ma dam/6m mmeestmednelmi l ebemehms—Y. M. Ruby mad W. E. Rigby, Lim. peek. Meelien-1. W. eadoerends sad J Mummer. Meadmemer. tallow diewillwe—le fib, C. lb r. J. U. T olnact.t. sad T. 0. Lamas:. I = 6 = r• 4r Ylcillerce R. Vonte—W. 8. Muscle awl—W. W. mar reamers—W. Meet C. Eitembrldre. sled A. Hill*Ademerellmse. Imwerm. mud C.p. Tome. Cape of Seeed Hose. =WIN..I .111 *I le V igerdee. teasbetrtsc—J. Purdy mid W Pertly. Kimele Wm. Wedear.steme•Mies—J. Menem and J. M. . ll so ellemer. Mt mmerimema—J. Jams sod J. J 0... WM.. mei bee. deemie-0. Tea Mods sod F. Wheeler. Lberr.dmmee rwa11a..§.1.4.. N neemHden Ilemard sod Uwe* Maud. limemsereld. derecd. ledilmelemos Issama— W.V. S wpm sad W. Ileememliesmier 2.11.4.M.1.W. C. Miser aM J. Ileder. Kier. iimblardmidd W. Welsher/LH ~... .... ..... =a ,. r ..... 4 ,, a1rt , 42 ..., J. Ire r der "lar l'O www,m..llllW melees, se wad .4. Aides leimpesl: l"m".. . Mime; mmensibehm WWI. W. My. mod . M war lisle.. *see — Wendt. Ana mad 11. IL Ldearele. AL dhlliT c. 74: mwsidmilmwee.e.A. IL A.M.* J. AmL..l, It h Sk... t eelrA_..._dmr imskere—T. I log sad J. 481.12101. brewers—S. Sehremst t r= liammoiellere—W. E. PAW* mad D. ==. . 1 dirders—t. r. Dam ma N. w. a.. ✓ am Woodelbeter. Wh mil dream% ea, , Omer, W. adalem, mod 0. tra. Deft _limerwage— • Wow. mar W. Tbeeker, liettiegl= z dmetmer•— /de Ohlreed, Y. Ming* rad J. Ohlroyel. Decrebary, Y vodka weembeimeers, se /sr minim* M. 01.1reld—J. Hat, joss J. J. ALM NY deelere—J. Pill.; H. ISevere .oi f i crimeem. swil2l . Illibellred. limatl ' e t liell limteZumre—J . . WAWA IL mesa tirinare. SCOTCH BEQUEeTRATIONII, Dreces Maenteaos sad ill on t 1 eTe I spa, Otaatow, beet imam lab. 10. at the E.eulty ur I'ncurstor. , lllll. (Wee, WILIAM. 110 Keay, kw:Lbw .0, betel teervs, Feb. 8, at the Creme He W, atitetairte. 11,11/IV4 Oudot, Coatbrado, Luarthire, Feb. lt, at the Coatheidee Liet..ketbrldge. Joan llama& llaeursoa, Llgta,l.•.iler, 10,18, at the Ocrdne Aram j'A e r bttarrt, 8.4 eorarnlet ,, n neat. rob. 11, at Johastoa's Temperate. Oedreor ,, ota •,,,d Hotel. E. ,iehruseh. Wtwas taeurteem,..l.lB4lle., Feb. 8, at the Mack 1/0401. iregazt. VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS TN THE Civil. Sznytcr..—The Roy.' Household The office of Surgeon-Oculist to bar likkhoWa Household hss bec..nis I venni by the dank of Mr. Henry Alexander. War Office : We are blurted that the salary of Mr. Comma/my- General Batik, es comrelesery-in- chief, is to be fixed at 1,600 L per annum, instead of 1,2001., u was originally pro posed. Law Department . A 000mairalonership of th. Insol vent Debtors Court has beamle vacant by the death of Mr. Charlet ; salary, 1,6001. Casio= . There is a vacancy in the Gauging Department, caused by the sapnranauatien of one of the inspectors, Mr. H. Z. Tresghtan, who has retired on 6501. per manna. Ttene will be a superumnerery clerkship vacant in the Itadiver•Omersl's . offi , e, csioed by tie reifieceiat emptrenanation of Mr, Tiewhy ko, assistant reeeirer-ge ereal. Mr. C. P. Champ, clerk in the Legal Quays Depart meat, has buss app intel • eink in the Coatroller tint res ells., Leedom. 'Weed Ramon Doi arunei.t : Stamps and Timm Branoh.—Mr. John Itscalyn, innewor of tame, has retired from tie orrice on a pumice' of 4761. per annum; Mr. R. G. Mrtinman, surveyor of taxes, Birmingham, Lu bees monsond to be isuipector Lai s for the Cambridge die , irk., vies Mr. J. Ran lyn, retired; Mr. W. Chadwick, sur veyor of tams, BbelTiold, has been promoted to Birmainahain ; Mr. M. W. Purdue, surveyor of taxer, Coventry, beat bets promoted to BM Mill; Mr. W. A. Beckwith, surveyor of taxes, Wandsworth, boo hen trosnithd to Coventry; Mr. J. It. Wilvon, surveyor of taxes, Carlisle, has been promoted to Wandsworth; Mr. W. C. 11 Keno*, surveyor of taxes, ilteknopon-Trant, hos been promoted to Sheffield.—Girl! !Service Ouzel's. Tae NEW Lon n RIPON.—The following adders., from the West Riding Reform Regiattation Association, has been presented to Lon! Viscount Ooderieh on hi. retiring from the representation of the West Riding of Yorkshire, being about to be elevated to the peerage on the death of his father, the late Earl of Ripon:—'• My Lord,—The General Committee of the West Riding Registration Amociation feel it to be their duty to communicate to you the very general fouling of regret felt by that huge portion of the comdituency of the West Riding which they have the honour to represent, on the announeement of the death of your bite lamented father. They beg to assure you of the deep sympathy felt for your denteetie affliction, and they take the opportunity of exprerelag their weeklies that the inevitable severance of the intimate orinneske now miens betweee the canatitsency of th• West Riding sad yourself ma its repremstative will be very geserally felt to he • lose most difficult to replete. The wad and ioniduity wi h which your I rdsbip hes discharged the duties of your positios. and the mediums with which on nameroos occasion you have devoted your time end talents to the advocacy of objeete of gnat stein and morel iatarrat, lam won for you not only the respect and gratitude bat the Mirctiortare regard of tats numerous and ins orient con eilimency, and it is the subject of gn at emittfisetiou t them to Were that, is the: ew spores ua rocw opening to rm. your lordship' pen ey r rag support of liberal principles will not only Weems your own repotation, but st 11 further those high and noble obieets which it is the grout sim both of your lordship and of your oematittents t t promaito.—Signed on behalf ci ass minims, J. W. Childers, chairmaaa." .:.,. t . .. i .1.\-,,.., ( - . e... I‘.:. . ‘.- nifeW; X 'A f