The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-01 00:00:00

The, ceAscituott of the EXCHEQUER nixtervid that otter roitarated pledgee given by eaeeeniro ministers by the istrodoetion of s redo' hill, no eseseere hod ever heelers been matured to the stage of mooed reeding. In this bill throe arc it principles wen coleprieed—first, to enlarge the c irittitoszt Doty ; secondly, to give the representation to the Mtge populations which bad grown up Waco the Gnu Friona t thirdly, the onalatessanee of the Forint thorough spasm of representation in the minatry. lip at from these petaaip'es, every propoition In the bill btlonged minty to matters of detail. To e% try one of them he promised a eandil cmsideratios In eenudttsia though declining to pledge the government beforehand to the coarse they might adopt ;knell cettiln changes be effected in the resume T Adveit- fag t. Lord Jobs iosaell's nootatiau, be isisiotal that it tuOche4 so quokkas btu tbase ohletral, which its iitipporters sought to gesvest eves =aim wader thecussi,n: Two chic tt the Gal were raised in this atom truest, ow Meting to the dieereasidement of beereegh freeholders, the . . °thin nitornag a beta Walnut dam bough saws: Oa tbe furrow paha be amid that ao disfraachioneest was contemplated ia tha awsoars, while Lori John Rural had binned prop:ilea, tillabrunght is during minute . . ossoioso, to dioiroaciiso omoldorais bodier oC • tt:o elect). rats. Oa the suffrage qadatioa, Mr. Diaadl dramibed the proposition, offered by different governments or ear seaol byinclepondent members shwa 1832. In 1864 the Whig ndnietry hid prepared a bill In Which the county Im elda was refaced to the pronee tariff—nomely, a Hi!. wen. Totem Ikaaelaise—whnh lb. members of that admiaiewarion eo lbsavUyeisinued is the preempt neeadere : 1s the reecht- thin neeeheeee of Warm •a+ indicated ; but in the epee& of fihr 3. Orobass, wbo woo Gee of AN slOorod watbono, • poor imams was very didaitaly draws out, is whisk ma *evasive ro•distribution of assts, use dithaackinamast of s Imp sum- bee of naafi bermaibs, a municipal suttee% sod vote by ballet, .an all bolded. From dabs programme be iugusi the =Mamas of a camlidesusy beteman tha true= et the reteheitm and ILL Bright, alaboush they pretamikii to advo cate bet • mememeetemeorvetivevellre• He echoed entimeat the! them Immo memos tonne there*. but if • demoeneey were astablithed. N woatd la doe mews be fol lowed by AO eras et a diameeney; la an isnpatimme of piddle bowie s% an aggravation of yobbo eapseditsra, intemperate Win, PA 4 - / WIEWDeI pres!. Thrisconoelaase a ;mull mop, W the privet& were elepted that the irJrkiag clams should be &UAW to the "remake, att as hada. ituele, bat Le a teal its.. To avert each results, sad yet sierd the MOM. by which the sow isdaverioos sod aeriteriese of these claws rraW dotal% sheersl privileges, hsi bs the obie:te of the goverentest whim &whin the rubes . . . . airs antainid is their bilL ibis end: be remand.!ad been etta.sel by me hods vlitel woad melees new, mea Ihierry sten fehltigenre to sheds the soffrap. The =Amity el frenehies, ri meth eessetsd, he hes led to mist. Is feet. the terms corraird s greater variety of satraps this b. ire been Iscluded is say bill offered t, geniseasea TVs right boa. ',Ukases oestiased I have shows tbst the entreseere of the government is founded on Yee gre.t priatiples, soar of wideb have bees impaaued is Ws debate— ell of which, I believe, a maiwity 04 the house appear I kiln tad • nejorfty a/ the hoots meows . a • hop extrados of the eaestiteetit body—l balm that they apprxre into divert repessellst Wu the Mese ecessaalties that hate point into impwleace stars the Ilefons Bill passed ; acd Rollers that a brae neje. i.y et the bowie is sealant say civet te.d4tri- Who ef mats, et &alias estensively with the mall seasti tweaeles. (Load ahem.) Those we the three yetecipirs of the swum*, sad therefore it nen to bare a majority of the hems Is Its limper. (How, War.) I have else ahem that asap the yetariphe of the hie see appioved et by the mph) , 64 re boon sad that romp the me. my commence of that append shoed be lb. MOW atb to • sew red time, we are diverted ham that nee by sees mainsat at in plias krd, which Isis. 'sly lye polar, aad are par of der& (Hear, nor) tan rem Is the beam that had we brew Is fawn, at • ▪ treastre it was slimly tornetkable taros to 'topsoil,. I ben Mom the rime at the prey My me woe Is haws at • Ir. fraohlea—rat k wlb had smarty to porn that Merin ell the bre* Mara • wire mar, la ear mires be rah with silptly at pap/Iy, nil Obit. g pa =be hide I. yea will to Mtn sal .sly le alp re neteldpel rum dr a, Mt to p dews to bombell auras Madan see densaratio anon, the orsesimare al ',bid I Mee *lady Men. (Ilan lilac.) I ban rem that wpr pen • ressaereedse n tb contimeat body whir Mg et ere as. e k armoes sad 'taste, and that we base awed I ai Me re worthy of it as adorers I re amines rot lee easy, tat by so arm rant. (Haw, beer.) How base ws bear Net t What le this arariasai et the amble Iced the Mader of re 'appall n r I. 1.1.0.1111 Oil see praciple af the masem ant yet h. le rim Ws TM re the moolailea, alai we dorm will be fain Sera 411. (Bess, hen) I sort say I ww. aroarbad at the amen la white be addreseed as. (War, beer.) I mad urns my sorplat as the 11111111.• bef is which the myenr• to this bill Ms bees wiedueted. I teweeihre wht party twang was high!! tt : an Petusately it is sow—trhea peofet was equally belnerel, sae the strugeo tot " pier was hot, o hen the ezacetteth• cf wiles out of door. from 1837 to Ist 11. of a kind that oil moat deplore. (Hear, heir.) Henan that short period no Ins than three motona of want of coo ntoocis were ;invited. But I never heed till the pre sent cm • in of thy active of a c ringer went al coalideace beim' gases, and that t to by a near relative a arsenic a the tote cthrt. Th.t was left for there/est sotheles. Medd 1 hour nil the great occeeion of a haler a lb. =tilos, cr. had been in the lich prat which the lea telling hie opcoacnoi that if they coureelled their P ▪ ourer go to emu. her prerosmist, be himself would stop the supple.. (Load thee.) TOL. Is so different from what I expected from the gr &A nature of ts.e noblo tort that— couplrd with the non nutoemem of the wither-mot of the vote of west of roaM-see—l most treat it altegatter es a jr. (Hear, hoar.) I most now sa word to the ride lord who proposed the anendmoot. We have lard in the courts of the delta's a great deal shoot motive. I Kaiak it Is very worry lofty this, hirer MOWS* UM ere imputed in this here, ad the ides err to have origi nated with rear new member. (A lough.) Bat to samosa that the ffebeitemthmer.l could have intended any pirestal impair iou wee a supposition which no gentlegess es second thoughts could eatettake: However, the Bolit:tordleamel hes stied so timely what he tray meant, sad the noble lord has named his explanation to grareludy, that I need sty no more. (Hear, hear.) I havens inteotion—(tom my heart I say it—to impute soy motives to the noble lord that unsold he enteethy of his tharector. The amble Iced may sot remember it, but in 1864., when, not without great rotten sad at a moment of pea personal diatoms, he withdrew hie Reform bill, Nome repeaters and some jeers were sot spited him from hi. owe side. Oa that occasion I ahead ti him the unaffected tribute of personal respect which was hit for him by as who then eat (Chan.) Ido act think that there Is soy man who hr tat Long in this heir hat met bored the charecisr of the sale lord. I admire that character. I admire his great parlientestary talent.. I admire hie ambition. It is sot wide in this house to scrutinise with too math severity every act and every rid that falls from thane who are entrusted with the conduct of partite. In the fierce struggle of puling bit, ens wile is strutted with the lied of penes is called upon for such cortant action and rah prompt dears that be must be a roe sad favoured being who me to A heck apse everything he has des without regret, and who hat weer and a word over which he may wow a. (Cheers.) Bat I am sure that no one would desire teat is this house there should be any dimiautica of that firs sad bask mi dden of the coadoot of public men which hes always bees part and patios—mil not the Meet valuals'e psesloa—of our parliamentary life and masers. (111aer, hear.) Therefore, I axe nue the noble laid will sot be Adam! if I tell him that lucre b one quality of his pabbo elleracter which has realer marred then mace hie tertree. It to • st,iiit of mg te.-nese which will sot brook shot dela, sad that parr ti tle scant nee stoical ismer etholiturknelipocramezt W. the coadiri of public air (Hem) TM mo meat the noble lord I. net le power, he ap pem t t nee t t lite is a alneuener• of coelltins robinatioe. camphorate!, mid 01101141111 1100iLikell. (Cheers and toughie. ) An appropriation chows may happen toanyose owe in las hie, but there is only or man hereof whom it may he odd that in lad be overthrew she crveremast of Sir Robert Peel en an impracticable pretext; that in 1642 he maitre* the gsmesseet of Lord Derby with ea chiseler troillito• ; that Is 1456 he overthrew the pwerameat ef Lard Aberdeen by a tereonal coopqr diet ; sod that ie leer be overthrew the rimier* of the member in Ingres by I • tat Winnow,' runtime. (Cheen.)l beg the soar Mad he throw the emus a his memory tech lee amemtnt to the puir 18611. He thee sat heir me, the had a it mighty beet. He drew the fatal arrow that wee to dreg eat grownowor. Bo sworesded—rdoe re7edia hresillnehrhathegeounerthe aloud Derby ; bat did he acre* enbleg diet Du be nee den r tee online ad a pea resew I Di* be set almost downy the* pen Week girt, a wWII he wee thie mpg and ellen (Cher.) The melds bed den en it se. pate le mm now. B. bottled en the celleauspie et IMO; The eoeld eel bide his MM., wine, &acceding le the pmldb moose offer ethetiniffeek, ha wend have 110 Qy herb at lee And el sin pen pryd whisk he or ow the thief. And 'bet bee An seen nod ea. saw? Weil to IN, fir Dery that she aside Ind bee Arm in ten ern, ones!? It um sic woroway be rorrilso et hispfiry b was use he tin annden c 4 tens pastier widen Ihe he demur Min (Chun.) Ws b= gagank pen el An ermllllllllll4 mater. spa Oeed•hs elk Ili toned es w - hair Pay, tbe nosed resAng el ear eIL Me An then% se It .sus, 11111nAer's bead. etrA k lee dee Pam elf deullem, Wheal We beim pullpeed . der Awl elm b Ile ineneet elle de Agile net d amen Mira is the airs if Ids emir, wPdal Wood ter sway pan. (lirs, bloc) TM =lb hod timil us In pr• Gat of It , 11. brow OM OMNI win sip THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1859. I coma down to this table and informed the home that important segoliatiihr bu 4 commenced. The Roble lord has other moans of information besides that which le euppihd to this boom by any serveat of th e Qatog. The noble lord, I doubt not, Menton, is will informed el the present stale el public affair?. The moth lord himself, in introduciag this noolutiom, although it related merely to elcenes.ie matters, could not refnia from &Puling to foreign politica ; sad ha emit a saw at that eidniater to whom is entrusted at this mement the most awful respossibility that ever kit to the Ist et • public eerraat. (Cheers.) The moment when ft was of vital importance that the strength of the government shored not be impairel—tha =moat when, of alt others, the government should not be held up to public scorn—the odds lord chooses foe a par.y attack and for a pmsod mom. (Cheers) I should not be acting with to the home if I concealed scum it that the conduct ell the noble lord bee been woe erabovaseing to the • sent. (Bear, bear.) I declare upoa my re yen • men end ea a eiieieter, that the conduct et sidle lord leas produced en injurious edict up= the petals Gerdes. (Hoar, hear.) I have sack eadiatee in the 1141/04 steer allift —I have each easidewes la the entre, sad resseerces et that sod/eget, .gat when the noble iced has !keeled a eneer-1 have sack online* is deo patriotism Mats bases, that I babas, the divides honied will bring stetted= to the odds km" and will mid In amyl., the peace el 11= Altinte'etial chem.) The noble lord on this mem letiedseed the quad= et • dissulatioa. He told no Ma saw Mitt that he was reedy tor the bustler, and that leweeid trandish open it the MD I had introduced. In theolase which I the honour to bold, I have often an @mortar nit, or usellog the principd cenetatueste of the noble bed— post niemdmieht, 001010 t babies, men of different spokes, amoebic in meshing but their readiness to mitt fa the Wade ni.trati ta of ibis country. lam babbled, as my mMotis ems Mrs born, to tbsstar wise sernputioss sad ire aid ; but I can tell the amble lord that when they some to me, it is not arliamratary ragmen that theyosak,—it le tot Inancial Inward that any lessee mews them; what they my Is, "Pesos!" (Clow) They wry, "Lt the goberamegt give no pore; it is the Wag we require. Our energies are dastropud our melziera gm shocked ; let the govern ment Nam 111 paw, tins they will be entitled to the I guildhallseed coalkiene• d ark elintry." (Cheers.) I rapt we had imearell geese ; I thought the this had ~rived when I theeld mew down to this Mow sad tell it that the emit divide& that for does months had hung over lisespe Wen dispelled ; end but tor this ustewad rid =hippy olden et the sedge leed—(A loud cry a "Oh r armosi by had esenters ebeerleg)— Viet might ham V. I With, nabbed ' that when he gore to the se vile be tie el braallailog this bill, he will fad eumelitannuf minds tea fall of another matter; tad Mgr Tit tenant ban tied a terra f,r the mniuct he bee patsnel. (Chem.) It it mew 164 g mon than a year ago demo her Nail strausommei Derby to her council.. Lard Derby thee, as en alethr OF Wake y smelted to he, Iffejorty D 6 madders at tits lest ter met is serve hie 'overdo; but he felt it WWI to to. hem the Queen that his podded in this home bed bees seal weekened try the last general election, and that be wild not melee co the fell ming of his friends beleg ✓IM then probably a third of the ineeshors of thia home. Osier these eirruinstenees, Lied Derby hue?, submitted to bat Ma sty _his wish that she meld seeopti let her inten tiont end would deign to poem before the commanded him velestabe to ditikult • wk. The Queen wee graciously =to t upon that enges.tion, end the di 1 neonates ,n feat. lin Mojetty muscled the condition of her lionstom and empire to that ouniprettensiva and hopettial spirt which all nose who tare served her know she ever outclass , sad it was usder there circumstances that she sig nified to Lord Derby that she deemed it his duty to under take the menasentent of public affair.. We have endea vored Mpenuasee of the comment of oar searevige to ad- Wear Ile betimes of this country. That we have dime so aeghtesin I presume to uy. (General etvering.) That we hem dime * n altogether without aumees I venture to te em (01wees.) I know that when we acceded to office Moe was • great fear upon the public mind list the country me got &fended as became Eughisd. I Moe that Mds=e sen bow teen her authority if ft Is needed, one eon bring to the segotiatioas sit that influeme WWII ware hoer • ewseioneens of power. (Cheers.) I WIC est mime we acceded to effios there was great diettem eel aped= Y the negate of men ; they was fear that theitsget Imam was trapending, and dienpobstastat re =alloom the spprehmaien thee the engenesseet for the el taxation would not I e Welled; bet, sir, the Melte elthemenrry have not increaset, the promise of oollmils Me bens ta t be etled—(beer, hetir)--ertriet Initiate el the memo be >s every seem radian, satiMalory. Mher Misr.) With reamed, sir, to the more impoetaat of Mew alters, 1 eon ray truly that eltbough we ham had eletehire probe ly dialog our rectal .:Bence are hove had es manydifficultwe to deal with as could well Übe tis lot of say misiery—tithough duriagthe Lost ems meths the portion of pesos and war ranted to tern oe • saiment, whom se omega as that all Immediate dagger appears le here vaaithed bear)—sad there is a pria pen of es arrangement which, U concluded, will, to my Zaklilead to a pa rcherent and euthuing pesos. mitolk for affitirs ender there leads. I will sot teeth on others of great, bet not of each watposslog tatereM. We bare sedenttled 1111 nesdnee memos which would 'sake low ref...rm not a sere at they • byeword. (Cheery.) If were teethed for the paoillee ties of lees le the re'om of our ru'ers sad tho seem et er eidelle, at Lam it must be acknovekttged that this Mini sietratlon W rapport.' there hoe by mending mot under great dfilicaltim the supply of valiant masers Midi cabled tine to moomplith what they have achieved. (Cheers ) le., the noble toil has talked, as is slows Wu, of a desolates of the pr.sent perliment air. there are words which cannot memo my lipe. I enst, • ith permission of the hemp reeds from touching on ow h • theme ; but I may be panaitted to ems, I. &newer to the noble lord,' hat V be Um MUM of Mae the prevent tenants of the Quota And thennelves on the hertlaga before their canaticents, I for one have that cen time* in a great sat enema nation, Gat I b lima in each as hour they will not forget the difficulties under which we an fetlock the administretioe tai affairs—(ehei ro)— no r he &tooth. r unasiodfhl of what, uncle. such Mt lionites, we Iwo aceompliehed for the public welfare. It le,sir, Manse r 4 (me conviction in the judice of t h e people of Ingied; it is bee tuts we believe. in tte power of panic .pleln, oploiss, eel we have been sustained Outing this arduous streggit, and seas tutored seen et this moment amidst all the meareuvres of p.rlustu. piety intrigue and the machine- Go.. of patty weeere. (Loud cheers.) The house ems Melded on the question that the bill t • now read a mond time: _ . Ayes WI Noes Majority ag.isat the jow reason... 39 The eeneeseeneet of the numbers was reetewl with loud ahem Irma the opposition. Tea SPEAK/Ili being about to put Lori J. Ruaselts rwolut:oe—_ Mr. WILD said be si•hel to propose an amendment. (Load crier of " Oh, oh," and "Withdraw," trots the °pro sitter, bendier.) He proposed to add to the limuletion the following words: "That at any election of a member or members to Derry In parararnt the vote. sba l be taken by ballot," The hon. narreber addict that be was gene sore that after the debate which they had beard, be rhoeld be►t ronrult the ronventinee of the hones by sot entering late the setarral questiin of the blurt. (Renewed arias of "Wi•hdraw.") Tte SPEAKER then pot the quietism igganMv. WM be eddnd lathe neelhelloa. il he H. SHIMM " dreth the Y rem mad leld Met el "Oh, Y. " Divide m bilier i l l Imam laving adaembil the ballet dor Meth he trussed he Aosta be allowed to my • few waft H. mibd tope's& hie boa friend sot to press Ms mithieeth (0 los sheen, and =bimodal trim of " 'vide," ma by • votary tory Shame," Ili • umber on the opposition MO.) He bed slob a esseattse also hos. ru t! qua who bed Aria him the hewer to plate him in the fr At of the bat.le nathis que Cos rte the ends bwhich It should be brought forward, an I be had ford It to be the bserel feel , ng of the leaders a the ballot party that the ballot would be detrimawid by being brought forward Is that menthe. (Cries of " Divide.") He bed come to the coseusion that that was not the time to Weeders ohs gips tioo. A men wee sot felled epos to oupport even a good Dorton if it war brought forward in an Improper loose.?. (Fresh cries of " Dmthe.") If Ida bon. hand would give sone, of • savanna moths relating ti the tall t he shoal have his strongest support ; hsR ailiougb ha would sot note against the ballot them, ha our, if the amendment wee put. withdraw from the breve. (Ministerial ilia@ of " Oh, t h.") H. entreated lb lath ' triad net to place the queition of the ball .1 is • &saver V'ars. en m t. GIBSON mid it appeared to him that Ms mar mesas • diassais this cm such en important esestto• es the ballot would be to pursue • course which was 'heft aspens& Wed. (bliaisteriel tries of "Oh, ob.") Ire would teipeetfolly @semis to his boo. friend that the bort mode of ttesbng with the gamins would he by giving smite of • otot'os. (Cries of "Now," from the sibiabeielieb) if h kw. fried ratted to have es unfair division cm the baret--(orbe of " Divide")—he would persevere: but if the smembsest west to • division, he court, like his hon. Mad (liar. H. Stabory), deck e to vote fur Ude addition to tho roothttbe. Hr. J. CLAT ward the adios, nowise et the debate. Sr J. V. ISHISLLBY rose to address the Itsese, bat, beteg art by rat sad ouotisued case of "Oh, oh," be tommed lie rat. . . . that the wards Tito inotkin for adjourning the debate w lasestived satM .at . TM SPEAK ER thee put the question upon Mr. WOE. amendment in know of Ow trtmvapose greet =Wow el memeters qaitted the Maw. Oaks being restesei. dr low divided. Tbe numbers mum— No dr smodsoot be Asir 111-122 Tbo smolt vas nesived visit some larsobsor. TM STILIMIR Aso pat Lord Joba Roma a I , llolllike, Vida or wad to OliiloSt s divisioy sod amid reels dandag. - - - - Tha CIIAI c*LLOi St 11. lICBIQVIR—PsrtIsp di nay to caawaimat Nea Imam in haw tbat it is toy lattatiaa la man that tbia bouts at tta film do ailjos.a aa.ll Koala, mat (Roar.) U■r or t;•■;il.4;itTai orine a the day 'arias ban &ova el al, - - it• CHANCELLOR of th , EXCHEQUER moved the =1":t the beam until licu loy net, bowl the holm l of eledt. THE REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE BILL. HOUSE OF COMMONS, THOILSDAT, Msiczi 31. DIVISION. RernievorrovioN or mu Pitons BlLL.—Order reed, for ramming adjourned debits on Amendment proposed to Question (2w Idsrek), "That the bill be now read a .cooed time;' and wheel amendment was, to leave eat from the word " that " Is Um end of the quesUee, is order to add the words " Edelman Is of opinion, that it Is neither to nor politic r Werra% In the manner pro posed is We bill, with the freehold franchise u hitherto szer.ised In the counties la England and Wake; end that so re-adjustment of the franchise will satisfy this house at the couutry, which does not provide fors greater extols/las of the su ffrage in cities and brroupbo than is contemplated in the present measure "—(Lord Jobs Russell)—instead thenuf:—Question twain proposed, "That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the quer ion :"—Deb•te resumed —Question put :—The Imre divided; Ayes, 291; Noes, 330. Lir, W. a =La CJ. &inmate . . • 11.. 11. MILL IL J. Ball, E. Emu. A. U. W.& T. &mud, T. T. Board. Hon Co*. 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W. lizar 1.. rums{ 114 M. J. timits, CM T. Gray. QOM. 111cntlo. 0. =II.. N. Grey, lit.. H. Elr O. RIM, U. FlosismOorter, J. Grey. B. W. MOM, U. 11.oreria.11t.lia.4 P. °mermen Earl atobarto. T. J. B. tiourtrie, flea P. P. Gordon. N. Boehm. J. A. Brieht, Joke ()army. S. loduchild,BaroaLde Limos J. I. llortlold.g. llothachild,Bara.l.de Mum. J. Hs/, 4m. W Ur S. Rowell. W. Moms. Lord J. T. Ilematom COMM Smell. 1650 3. (tram, lord L Hsahory, IL Imell. It. lkoce. H. A. . J. lomil. A. BMus. W. Sr J. Bose& P. W. Buckley, Gourd O . o. 101st Assn. J. Itallteler. Al, IL Hird . rlle?J. A. Paßobrry, P.O. Milso, J.W. Iloalm. J. D. Bolcom., Allamait Harks. Er T. J. Ha dasess o IlArtsits Ponocloon. B. Ito. Lied 1 . , Timm& r,..L. U. IL FIiAdWL. J._ . Behavior! H. W. LLAWINI. W. Lou. I. lb/W. HR W. G. =O. P. Mtn& G. NVINT.6 I ". H.P. V. =:12, 6 11.t.. cud. J. 0.1. I..leratt. J. U. rolritt.., H. W.I. Bacridam U. IL Caleuta. V. U. Blerberk. 11l ILL L Steam 11 A. Caltl i a ,b o %ans. F.ILW Akio IN, I. D. Ihnita..l .A. Coo . & J. B. Hobo.. Pa Smith, J. P. Cm ml. Si Hem I. Holism. Lod Poll!. Bt. H. &V. Ca 10.110114. Vinous{ 110wd.112. 0. W.L Loll 6. A. CorsaMb. H. W. UM; W. Bomerrille. Blr W. H. Csvendll.. Lord 0. Ingham H. Stafford, Nom% ot OloOkm. J. Iselso. H. SW*, Ho.. W. 0. COulmiry. Its IL J. Jedsms. W. Slopleiss. J. Q s,. J. Jams, & J. UM. J. Hord. C.O. Jambs, Pk J. 0. Mort. lord J. Mt mi. OM Jokaorou Be 3. BMW. OM tome. Lot H. Emlng. Si H. H. 811111.114. W. C1i..0. Kw. B. Byko. CoL W. H. Codrlorto. l3 m. oeastal Benham J. Talbot. C. L 1. Al Ho.. loads Taylor, L. W. =7 . Has. W. C. W. KM, K. IL Thoopm,dleartsl Coiner. IL P. &beak. A. V. R=l. W. co,ION, C. IL Irinolak. J. A. Ominous., W. IlseerAA. L. N. P. Tim W. Oomer. It.. H. W.l. Lloostni, Hes. . Al. Tollosadm I Osten. tit L. tr. loisochare.l..llo.ll. Towline. S. C 0... C. Lunt.. J. H. TTIII. G. Co.. W. LaarloaH. O. TrelsoiY, ' Cranford, L. H. J. *A.M.. W. Tromso., rue ford b, & W. Looms. sir It. Totem J. A. Leiria It. H. 14Q 'how Camel 1 =II Lholow. W. L Time. Lora 11.1 II so , H. 800. H. Locke, Jabs Vow. lir H. Dmey. R. Los BA 1•0. R. TON.. BA. Us. C. Darla, SW H. H. 7. Loos. T. Thom H. H. Ulm 1. laseMby A. Vl.lsa. Ha. J. 0. W. Dasimm UAL W. H. WOotall. Wahine. L. em. J. D. Bark* • WHAM,. D emm. Vero S. 11 & •101101 e. W. 0.00.) Wane. 3. A. Ometem. I .T. m•driosca. W. tare, Wens.. Col. la Mhos. la 10. Strom W. L Womelin, T. H. Num I. linnets. C. IL WM..% H. NotJoireak. D.C. WoOlood. 3. P.l M.ll. O. Hands. H. It. Whalms. J. Dj lisOr la D. O. Naniall, W. liklabrosl B. D. Sir J. Botha 0 W. WOO. Jaw Donkor.Oit W. Illartim P. W. WSW D. W. Doss. num! Mortis. J. Wiliam DD . WO. g.,..... ihsem, W.I. W. N. WII/Iman. W. Lota IMAM k "E - Untheem A. MAIM" Mr J. lims. Mr W. P. WWffpros, IL W. B. Nolosod. Viormal Wpm. J. PiTrIZIIIO MI& IL Mellor J. Illoshottoa, Er T. Z. WSW. & HIM.. T. WM, J. A. MO. Ilia. J. U. 1111als. Z. M. Wono, Bs H. SW C. lases J. Wollatt, G. Wood. W. Tosesik. J . . Noservit. J. iwoed% H. Bram Ilir S. L. lime& U. B an. Wonky, lord Imo T. W. trz . u..... 3. WHOM.. V.P. rem. W. D. Wyk. J. &mt. .I. C. r Is. O. Yuma. A. W. Mum H. 11. 0. lee& D. T. 1.1.119. Paps. R. MIL!. T. Dniad H.. 11. H. W. flask& U. North. 11. Lsolchboll.klogrota P.n.s. la. 1.3. t. MI. 5. I. C. I. A. Ia the above division the asses of 23 liberals, of oleo eight are Irish members, appear se Toting with the geverermet. The sane s an W. B. Beammeat, J. Blake O. Bowyer, .1. Brett', J. Breekleherat, J. M. Gobbet; o'r T. B. Colebrook*, M. B. Corbelly, J. Crook, Mr A. N. Ito., Earl of Minton, Blr R. Ferguson, (LoWestierry), A. IL Finlay, Hon. O. W. FilswMient, T. Heeksy, D. Haramn, W. G. Lucke, Joseph Lecke. (Bank* L. Mlivey, J. P. Maguire, Mr D. Moen Y. T. Soda (Wycombe), sad Mr. WyvilL Thor name of Mr. Lever, wham politica were to be " the Galway lima of geoid aim" appears oleo is the Wearily. Eaves asisnelles voeei fir the reeolation. They IMPIP. H. D. Parles T. Beer, Carob Gem Led Pau es, Z. gm, We has Owes, and B. W. Taylor. The eberat nomelkee were thirty 1$ number; their wanes ene, W. Atherton, Q.C. (L). W. Brows (L), Lod Cowes less (L), Z. J. Osier (C), T. I. Deesaelie (L), Colrain DIES (L) (=may), Zed Mei (L), Ifejse Neese (L) (1)101), Or Wallas Ifsasheete (C), Mr. Poshest (L) (Tivease), Hoe. P. Z. Pabst (C). Lard Z. 0. Mime' (I,), W. Lek (I), P. Nellehas, (L), . . AT to Mona Z. 31 L vark... 111. DI AI Illagerald. W. ir. IL N a. Fitswill lam, 11a.03.W. N lords. Colonel 11 Forestry. Si. Ha. Oil. N Farrar.. al, O. N N Yracklol. 0. W. Paw. PM W. A. N Gal lam Mr W. P. 5 Ofird. N /Palau,.. S. Pte.:mat 1 Garnett. W. J. /I Osaka% J. M. I 00$.. COASIIi I ()WM... AL B& W. i L. Goddard, A. Qom W, R. O. larahaaa. Lard W. 1 a r razalL O. 3 1 '. tr1=071). 11. Orrasa, IA Gomm J. IL Rada*. Lord Ma. Oen. =01,:: . ,, ..rd i d i. O. Rasbany. Nam Capt. Mackary, T. , ' .P ' Hrusd, 11. Halo. or Heard. J. L.a la albedo. not. O. H. Hader. ta Ha J. W. Hamalkar, tad Harm. Lord A. MIL Lord R. td. Buya w al. I S. N. J. N. N. , J. T. I D. =. t 2 II- N. B. ' lhaamma t ilL Bas.l. t at . P. . . r il? . maifitamml=l.... .I .B lk IL tali ' 111 IL 'P. II . N. a 0. LL Mios T .l. ass E U . 2 1: Kama, ii. W. l Lassa w. G. 146 e, A. Las. h. a 2. I. mk G. r. .0. 1ta..H.0. Limb. Mara of A. lithadarA i rail el CM. %.1. IL Lim& Lutra. . X. Lambe. . Walker. CA low. Cagtala Wall. O. Lagoa. mP. Lytle.. A It. lis. Nlr 11. I. Maaratarry. O. Macaulay. K. Marlitay, IL . leClharock, J. AWAY*. J. P. Nal owarlag. T. Wallas, R. Sir fly. Wes:, Bart. (C), T. A. Mitchell (L), Be.. H. T. Marys, (L), J. L. Muldsp (C), Sir T. O'Brien (L), N. N. Power (L), J. Mord° (L) (Stoke-spas-Trent), Mr W. Rummell (L) (In blab), Lwd &Dion (L), Henry D. Begs= (L), Hol. Wilts (L), (Locgford), L T. Wignas (C), H. M. Magill! (L), Major Wortley (L), (ladle), W. Wyulhers (L), (South Wilts), Right Roe. J. A. Wyss, (C). The above absentees, with the four tellers ant the speaker, make up the full roll of the present house, namely, 665. The two ex-cabinet midden, Mews. Walpole and Healey, voted, it will be sera, against the roula des ; Roebuck decided, after all, to sot in his lot with the balk of his party. The activity of Colonel Taylor's whip is shown by the fact that only seven 0011/0[91l• due, peeper, and of these thrum known to be suffering from indlepositlon, were away at the time the division wee taken. THE BALLOT DIVISION. "THE AYES." Question proposed, "Thai the proposed words be there , added:"—Amendment proposed to the mkt proposed amendment, by adding at the end thereof the words "and that at any election of a member or members to serve in Parliament., the votes shall be taken by ballot:"—(1(r Wyld : ? —Question proposed, " That those wads be there added ."—Debate arising; Motion made,_and Question, " That the debate be now adjourned,"—(lb. Clay)—pat, and negatived:—Question put, "That Mae words b there added ;"—the house di. idol ; Ayes, 98; Noes, 328. AT DK Adair, D. K 01•111. 5. H. P. Alcoa. T. Had S& 0. J. Bayley, T. DA IS Ha Slr. D. PrVtrt Beale, J. DWPD. P. . Pere. K Mgr. J. Karesr. J. Re J. W. Blare, J. Herr. D. Oise l'` Sorer, 10.112.5. P. H amm /M. H.& T . J. A. Bowyer 0. Ifirs. W. W. P. irtrvir. T. 4,.. 11=1/. J. wers,ll. 1. " 4. """ Jimmie& lal.L Ma J. - r"'"'" KA I. de Barr. C. S. Se K. IL SenbAre. &4 tbellS "lt J. K t: Z . M al t. f. a k t r. rm. "Is. A. P. tins. A. .M. 1 7 6; : " . . go: 1, . r e l ., b .,. 21 0. A W il at i n i erl S. . W. rir m itZ.. lleglana,_ Treir th . a dlYry J. k 3. Maier, W. H. Tromso. C. Dirrk Morys,..lice. R. J. ere, Co S. Dear . tr J. Yang, .. vane, et. He. C. T. Dear K. IsregrKr D. J. Varian. H. IL. Mr S. O' seas P. Wegner. J. P. S. 'reg. W. S.C. Ti Whit J. leer J. ITille rw rre I. Wnlyarr. a. W. a 'Negros. Coker Orb., O. /Peley. H. W. Pear, a UMW. /rerun, Colonel Peoliell. gly O. B. Wyld, J. °Mat J. Philip , . S. H. Mar, D. The 328 members who voted spaniel the Ballot mead meat intiede the following liberals:—H. J. Adana, Has. High Anntsley, C. Bailey, M. T. Babe, W. B. Barter, Hon. P. Bouverie, H. Brand, J. Brown (Mallon), Lord Jae. Browns, J. W. Buller, Sir T. J. Barb, Z. Cardwell, Viscount Combos's, W. 0. Cavendish, Lord G. Cavendish, Major Coke, W. F. Cowper, Mr H. Cotteroll, B. Derry, Sir H.R. Davie, Lord DVQ(III4 F. Dtmdas, Lord Dunkeille, A. M. Dunlop, Sir P. Ernest, Lord Honourable' J. Elliot, Berl of Heston, T. W. Evans, A. Finlay, Hon. G. FAxwilllant, H. J. Foley, F. Foljatabs, W. Posher, Has. D. F. Fortsamis, Colonel French, G. G. Glyn, Sir James Gabs, J. Greenwood, Sir Georg , * Grey, B. W. Grey, Earl Groeveoor, B. Glades, J. H. Gurney, Marsals of Ihrtington, Lord John Hay, Henoershis G. H. Heatheote, G. F. iihnolge, Right Ha. S. Herbtre, Z. Belled, J. T. Hairwood„ Hon. C. Howard, Lord B. Howard, Sir J. Jere wise, B. Llsg, R.N.Kingsone, Right Hoes. H. Labothoissm, W.G. Luagtes, Sir G.C. Lenele, Right Hon. R. Law, TiLaco, J. Mack* M. Marsh, W. Marsha]', C. W. Nadia, A. Ma ttoon, Sir J. Matheson, Viscount Weigand, R. M. Mass, I. Mazola, Lord Famine's, Colonel Pinney, Hos. W. Portman, Hon. 0. Proby, C. W. Pollen, Viscount Romp ham, H. Bich, Lord John itomell, H. Bluest), F. W. Ransil, J. St. Agbyg, R. Slimsy, Right Roo. V. Smith, J. Steal, W. Thornhill, Lord Harry Vane, Sir H. Verney, Sir W.F. Williams of Kan, James Wilson, J. A. Wiwi, Sir C. Wood, W. Wrightson, and Gonna' Windham (Norfolk E.). THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS. .I. AND POLITICAL MOVEMENTS. (THIB DAY.) Shortly after 10 o'olock thin morning the Chan cellor of the Excluquer left Grosvenor-Rate and proceeded to the residence of the E,rl of Daby, in St. James's-square. The right hon. guatlemes remained fa oossulletka until tea alludes to 12, when they left and yolked wow the park toge'ber to the Chancellor of the Exchequer's racial ruideace in Dos fling-street. At 12 o'clock a cabinet mead! um held at whirls there were primal the Earl of Dab', the Marquis of Salisbury, the Chancellor of the Ex chequer, Gemara Peel, Lord Stanley, Mr. Sotberon'Esteourt, Sir Edward Mayer Lyttoa, Lord John Manners, the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Hardwicks, the Earl of Malmesbury, Sir John Pakiagton, end Lord Dooorighmore, 81r William Joll ffe hod en Interview with the first Lord of the Treteery at half-peat nine o'clock this morning, end afteswasda called upon several of the I. Kling euppoeters of the goverment. During the whole of the mining tho clubs have been crowded with members of both houses of parliament, and other gentlemen who tako en interest In political 'Wm. It is confidently stated by all parties that the noble earl will not venture upon a dissolution of parliament, bat that else the cabinet has c'oe'd its saga" he will proceed at once to Buckingham-palm, sad announce to her Majesty the resignation of his goveenment. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. Bravammus.—ln the event of a dieeolntion, rlys the Scotsman, Mr. Robertson, of ladfkirk, we are glad to loam, again cones forward for Berwickshire on oral pfWptes, and with a daily iscreating cattein.y of comer. Mr. Frauds Scott, the present ultrwDerbyite member, hes, It Is nashestood, resolved not to venters on another contest ; bat Mr John Marjoribmka, the nephew of Mr. Robotism, sad of the lamented Mr. Charles Marjoribanks, whose stuns was s honsetwid wort throughout Berwickshire, hatreds to some Steward so s hteral oosamvatim." SOUTH LANCtSIIIRE.—The Liverpool Mercury says :—lt has tern remand on the Liverpool Enhance that, in the event of Lord Derby appealing t) tEM country, the conservatives of South Lancashire Intend to twine Iw word the Hon. August= Herres, emend ei of the late Merl of Ellawarre, am a oandtdate, in opposition to Mr. John Peenbretea Heywood. Coal COUNTY.—The Dublin Freeman definitively Motes that Mr. Vincent &oily i• to atart again for the repre sentation of the county of Cork. Lord Derby km recommended to the Queen three gentlemen d his owe party, for elevation to the peerage. TO find is Sir Chubs Mergen, of Trededar, tionmenth shim ; the second Is Mr. Egerton, of Tattoo, Cheshire, who, eft :r the decision In the House of Lords upon the celebrated ear,W II divided the Bridgewater property with Lord Alford; a nd the third on the lot is Colonel George Wynd ham, of retworth, Sateen. There are alto to be some peeeetirme, including, it I. 'aid, the Chanorlior of the Ba chelor, lir. Keeley, Mr. Botheron Este:nut, end Mr. W. Deeder, to the rank of the bereeetcy. On Tuesday next Sir Erskine Perry proposes to nom got a niece committee to Inquire into the income and eammditure of the Britiab Indian empire, including the home expenditure; showieg the produce of the territorial revenues, and of all other sources of heroine, and the modes of aseemiag and levying each in the respective presidencies and districts; also into the astute and smonst of the public debt, and the operations resorted to by the supreme government to mast dodgiest*e in the revenue. _ _ Sir Harry Varney has given notice that on going lab Committee of Supply oa Army listimetee, he will move, that St. Jolm'e•wood Derricks Abed en eligible site for in. mewed barrack soxweroodetiors, or for the erection of paaral hospital for the brim& of Gonda. PsStew BANtitt.—lt appears from a little pamphlet eircolated by Mr. Mary Clothe, boonnry secre tary of the Soothommos Panay Bank, that 06 penny banks haw been Leaned, or me la morn of formation, is rations parts of Ms rowstry. Tbs Southampton establishment was smut ea the 44h of °doter last, and tbs total number of asposito Is 19,766, ononati; to 8061. Tits whole anions of wponess Wending its formation was 40i., whiob wr met by rabble contribution. The pamphlet nemesia. numerous pmetkol hints kw to. formatima and &damn of similar TIM wont robscribed towards Use gift to the Nino Berg, the nieces dabs vest Barns, as sdrertised in the Ayr genera, is upwards et 1601. PISFItITATION TO Tall DEAN OT F•COLTY.—On Tuesday the elation Faculty ef Prot:waters preempted Mr. Morrison, the Dean of Faculty, with a flan les6gb Musk of Mesa painted by Mlles, es a testimonial of their appre ciation. of the gamy good gauntlet whirls didtegnished the venerable &en throughout hie long lees! rerun The pre sented= took place in the Fatally Ball, in maim of a imp mist of as proeuraters.—.NerM brine* M.T. PAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY ELECTION.— TM LONDON oorwrrntx far promo tlas Mr. BaULLOVOILD PINI Eli &imam SITS DAT.LY at Um THAFALOA HOTEL. BPZLOMONIII, & w W. OTIRLIXO.I4,.dii ii ILA., Titatti Oak" Maims). 2. T. F WiTbO L. N. ILA.. .1 116"166". mr. BERK/- CY-STUNT. Ity OWN% QAMBRIDOB UNIVERSITY Th. CAMBRIDGE COMMITTER for CAMIDRIDOIL D DOPER silatton /ITS DAILY at le MR W. G. CLARE, 114.. lrallow and Tutor of Bablte Orator. Cbalrman. BAR W. N. CAMPION. KA, lam sad Tutor it Gomm' BAR N. M. Call a' t., Fanow and rf Calm BAR 1 1.1 11. MATEIT". A., Senior Fellow gal Tam of TrWft MR J. N. B. MAYele k rA.. Yellow and Emma AMMER Tatar et BR J•hial. PILBOWNL,r iI . ° C at ttA low and Tutor Orme Catle PAR W. L d (mtg. LA.. fiY.. ma War of Clan OMMWa QZOOND-HAND PIA.NOFORTEB.-CRAMER, 1.3 ILIA awl Os, bamo • brgo smorgebet et 111101•6111•4 Plow. 1=11:604 lIIMOMPIi LIM% at gristly redone gelgra—llL. Orb' expreoo. TO CORRESPONDENTS. Avertiressats Intended for "The Express," Loudon Ueda. Pere, nut be at the Moe, 10, Botorele-ablet, by Two o'clock at the day at pablicadon. !KATY ANINT. Tin Prim% LONDON ASSUBANON. Nom. Bookstem Chip rills.Wahorn. H a lingt °lrtalts.2l4 OAvb s.O. lbrn ma& ; lam —AM TIII — OLLIOIAN • Nis P.WetibL—Dmit i timp m 7. ra Tan EMI'S% KING HURT TIM FIFTH. Hr. O. Kan sal Hrs. U. Mao. Swum =LIZLB!!H • cor, The Ida et Merl. MdD.. q TWIT WARM dUeIAN. MOW. g awl 0. 1a..: Ms. B. las" Mir Pomakr.—AMT 11l DAME NIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. rgiatb—lierabs lb. St..— ....—Afterwas. lb. Ms. ii-.lhiblab, lb. Vs-. --Atlases. lb. Us LONDON, FRIDAY. APRIL 1. AFTER seven nights' debate, Lord Jona Rucsugs Resolution, declaratory of the justice and policy of lowering the Borough franchise, and of retaining the Town freeholders in the County constituencies, has been carried by 330 to 291 votes. The speech in which Mr. DISRAELI concluded the debate rendered any other decision impossible in en assembly the majority of when members notoriously represent Liberal constituencies. For two hours the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER employed his great abilities in defence of a measure which had been condemned with an unanimity rarely seen in a large deliberative assembly. There is scarcely an obnoxious clause in the Bill which he did not eulogise ; and when he declared that the maintenance of the borough franchise at the present qualification was one " of the three principles of the Bill," every true friend of Reform felt that he had received a i political challenge. Everybody expected that Mr- 1 DISRAELI would defend the position of the Govern ment with skill and courage ; but when be profaned himself enamoured with propositions which have been condemned with equal energy on both aides of the House and rejected with indignation out of doors, it was evident that the last chance of the Govern ment was gone. In the presence of tbie decisive event, it were waste of time to recapitulate further the arguments which have contributed to it, or to criticise the manner in which it has been brought about. Our business to-1 day is with the fact as it stands ; and with the out look as to its immediate consequences. And, first of all, we may congratulate the country that there is an end of the ricketty and deformed Bill, whose existence in this world of struggle has loam but of one month's duration. It was bora on the 28th February, and it has perished ea the 81st March. Never was more nursing or doctor ing bestowed on any legislative bantling ; and seldom hel a greater amount of benevolent sympathy been bestowed by ditinterested strangers, touched by helpless cries. No end of venturous operations were , ecommended and even attempted to set the mil- ahapen streight ; but all the skill of surgery has proved vain, the painful gaspiags for life are over, and the Deformed Us-transformed is happily for its authors and for us at rest. We are entering upon the third month of a Session devoted by common consent to the revision of the Representation of the People in Parliament; and all we have got is a ge neral resolution come to after much controversy, that it is not expedient to disfranchise certain county freeholders, and that it is expedient considerably to enlarge the number of electors in towns. As the first part of this Resolution is strictly negative, we may safely dismiss it from further consideration. The attempt to despoil the counties of their most liberal and independent ele ment has been successfully resisted, and we may take for granted that in our time no one will ever try to make away with it again. But the second part of the Amendment of Lord Jolts RUSSELL new become a substantive effirmation, on all sides there will arise the pressing and importunate ques tion, what specifically does it mean ? How mush is there involved in it, or how little? Its noble author has hitherto refrained from expounding in detail wh►t in his view is its legitimate scope and bearing. But that exposition must now come and we cannot doubt that Lord JOHN RussELL _ _ _ will justify the confidence he his asked from the House, and which they have shown they felt in his courage and judgment by the vote that they have just given. For what is that vote but a general concurrence in the sentence expreeeed by the aristocratic Nestor of Reform, that Ministers had failed to provide adequately for the growing wants and expectation. of intelligent industry ; and that no measure ought to be adopted that did not do so? Palpably the first and moo irresistible inference is that the House must and will insist upon the speedy production of a measure that shall be in this as in other respects satisfactory. Acquiescence in any_ thing short of this would not only be an act of self. stultification on the part of Parliament, but a prac tical confession that the seven act drama we have jest had played out was a solemn juggle and an egregious fraud. We have no fairs, however, of any such result. On all sides there has been msnifeeted a desire, selfish per haps, but all the sincerer therefore, to come to some sort of settlement during the present session. By one set of men, if not by another, the construction of a Bill in accordance with the now clearly understood dispositions of the House, must be essayed without delay. The coantry is tranquil, but it is observant and suspicious. Public men, hy the confession of more than one of them in the late debate, have no respect and influence to spare, no more opportunities of usefulness to throw away. It is when the bowl L undisturbed, the cream is easiest gathered; let it rest for a little too long and it mud= imperceptibly and turns irredeemably sour. Wiesner Lord DIARY and his colleague will accept the reproof which has been administered to them as an admonition or a sentence, a very few days must show. lithe former, they ought not to lose an hour in endeavouring to recover their lost position as leaders of legislative opinion, by setting attest the teak for whose perforinteee dors ere may st♦d able competitors. It may be that the stiff-necked party they have with difficulty dragged thus far would revolt at length at any further proposal to move for ward ; and that at the next plunge down hill they would find the traces cut, and that without their agricultural load they were fated to rush headlong into the same ditch where Peeliam came to its end u a power thirteen years ago. The precedent is not pleasant or encouraging ; yet what is the alterna tive ? The Liberals may disclaim any undue desire for office, sad there are undoubtedly amongst them some with whom that feeling is unfeigned. But in the absence of a prompt and unqualified pledge from Government that they are prepared to obey the behests of the House of Com mons loyally and thoroughly, by the speedy repro duction of a comprehensive and adequate Reform Bill, the House will, as • matter of course, insist upon their giving place to wiser and worthier men. Whatever else happens, the Commons Huse of Par liament must not be set at defiance. Its will, deli berately formed and temperately expressed, would be backed by the country in a tone which no patriotic man would like to bear, if Ministers should attempt to retain their places and carry on the busi ness of the State regardless of that will. We do not for a moment impute to the existing Cabi net the harbouring of such an unconstitu tional design. Nothing in their past career lays them open to it. The accusation oftenest brought against them has been that they were too willing to obey the beheets of the House of Commons, and that they showed too little determination to lead it. But the answer readily occurred to every fair and dispassionate mind, that they had been forced to take office in a Parliament called by their rivals, and in which they were naturally at the greatest disad vantage. They are entitled, we think, to credit rather than blame for having forborne to claim the exercise of the Royal prerogative u the only means of legitimately testing the opinion of the country. When Sir R. Pam in 1834 was similarly summoned by the Crown to form a Conservative Administration, his first act Wei to dissolve the Whig Parliament, then but a year and a half old. Lord DERBY is I entitled to the credit of having been more considerate for the public ease. ADIOVENNEET OP THE HOUSE OP COMMONS.-- It will be seen by our parliamentary report that the Rause of Camases last night, at the suggestion of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, adjoarned =tit Monday. Oa tbat day talakters may be expected to appear ha their plates, and state In what manner the rejedka of their Reform Bill by the house will and their future course. It would be endless and idle to disease all the speculations on this alibied which have been current far the list few days. The pertinacity with which the Chancellor of the Exchequer defended the bill would countenance the expectation that either a dinolutkm of parliament or a resignation of ministers was more likely then the introduction of a new bill by the precut government• trbt Court. The Judge Advocate-General had an audience of the Queen yesterday at Bucldsgham Palace, and submitted tr, her Majesty the proormitmge of ems Coarts-martial. The Prime Consort rode on horseback, attended by Colour) the Hon. A. Harding. Her lbjsetre dialler pasty in the evening included tho names Alms, the Earl Yid Caaataaa De la Warr the Earl l et Mahntsbory, the H. Mrs. Ittddutpb, Colone l Hon. Er Charles end Lady Phipps, mad Major Elphintrone. The band al the Coldstream Guards attended, and played do-tug dimmer the following pieces: Overawe, " ILsobattl - Scar el arta, _" Nemo," Yaha " Tao Mania( Was" Mamma. fraccalaiL - autism" Eardal. " Parburab' fat ail Eta* raglan ) 0 mer ry, = 111. ' . 21k. Anti** . Tmer. The Archbishop of Yea bad ea interview with the Esrl of Derby yestirday. A deputatka, cumulating of Mr. Cbeetham, 31. P., the Earl of Shaftesbury, Lord Allred Churchill, M.P. Mr. W. C. W,ntworth, Mr. Barley, 11. P" Mr. Young ,,P., Mr. IL Hamilton, Lord Ashley, M.P., Mr. Gem. A. Li= F. W. Russell, M.P., Mr. Robert Town., Hal. A. /1. M.P., Mr. D. Lama, Mr Andrew Agnew, Mr. C. Bs M.P., Mr. James Aleramisr, Mr M. H. Monts. M.P., eh , H. W. Farber, Mr. Henry Woods, M.P., Mr. C. R. Mask, M.P., Mr. J. F. L. Foster, Mr. J. R. Fitz preld, Mr. J. A. Tod, Mr. hese, M.P., Mr. Monson, M.P., Mr. Arthur Mills, M.P., Mr. Harstall, M.P., Mr. Brown Westhead, sad Mr. Wane, M.P., had an in ters ;sw wish the Berl of Derby, yesterday, at his ofb6d residence in Downing-stress. Sir B. Brauer Lytton was present et the Interview. Despatches wore received sat/May at the Colonial-of ice from the Governor of the Cape of Good Hope. THE ARRIVAL OF HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE Demises or Kurtr.—(Ture Dsv.)—This morning her Royal Bigbome the Dueller of Kent left Frogman, Lodge, sooompanied by Lady Fealty Howard, aid travelled by special train on the Great Western Railvray, to Paddington, and proceeded to Si. James's Palace, where her royal highness was received by Bir George Cowper. Her royal highness afterwards paid her Majesty paid a vWt at Buckingham Palace. " The Prinee of Wales," says a letter from Rome of the 26th ult., " contlenee to enjoy excellent health, and to visit with unfailing Intend the treasures of art and arehreology with Thigh Rome abounds. Hie royal high est* bas derived the greatest gratification from the cresol *elm et the Colimemaus by moonlight, visiting the vane :alb reds ressmtly mars then onoe for that purpose. This omit Obs idnes ben boss twins to the Capitol and twice ts the Vedas gash@ of sculpture, under Mr. Gibson's inhabit' geidente, end has poise! the whole of this morn leg Moog the casket Via Appia, which, of all localities is the nsightourased of Rome, presents the happiest am bit:l4km of picteresque tiewa and objects of archivolo‘ied intentst." The Earl of Sefton and Sir George Wombwell will shortly leave tows for Rome and the Italian Mater. Lord and Lady Raglan are staying at Badminton, on a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Beaufort. Lord and Lady Berghersh have left Carron Roues r Apthorps Howe, Northamptonshire, Lady Nigel Kennedy was safely delivered of a son at the Lion Mansion, Brighton, on Wednesday last. Her ladyship and the infant are doing well. Lord Denman has leR Claridge's Hotel, for Stony Middleton, nom Sheffield. The Count and Countess Jarmo will leave town to-morrow for their met In Ireland. Lady Molesworth'a party, to meet his Royal Highness the Date of Cambridge on Wednesday evening, laciaded the Austrian Minister and the Countess Apponyi, the Marchioness of Londonderry, Mali% Marehioneas of Ailesbery, the Lord Chancellor and Lady Chelmsford, the Marquis of Honeys', the Esti and Countess of Chundoat, the Earl and Counters of Donoughtoote, the Earl &sn uffle. the Right lion. W. E. Gladstone, M.P., Dr. Guist and Mr. Delano. Colons' Tyrwhitt was in attendance on lie royal Witham. The marriage of Sir Henry Fletcher to Miss Agnes Wilson, third daughter of Bu John M. Wilson, will take place early in May. Sir John and Lady Shelley have removed from Park-lane, to their new residents in South-attest. The Cloned Chronicle detailing the melancholy ctroomstanote etteadteg the death of the Marquis of Water ford, observes:—" The fearfully sad intelligence was broken to the bereaved marchioness, who &troika his lordship's retaining; bet who mn describe her ladyship's feelings as she 'Messed to the suppressed grief and the strange ended scorch in the court-yard below on that painful ocoasion, while burin the remains of • deeply-loved husband into his late joyous resilience? At half.psst II at night, the noble, the amiable, and the beloved Lady Waterford with deep emotion entered the chamber of death, where Sor some rims, with Christian fortitude she wished and was allowed to retrain alone. We dare not bee seek to intrude upon gtisf so heart-rending nut rorrow fl, poignantly felt, by further sllasit.n to the bitter anguish of them farewell moment.. Last night the Marchioness of Waterkad's mother, Lady Stuart de Rothessy, the heir to the title and estates (the Rev. Load John Bereeford), tom fourth Marquis of Waterford, end the Right Boa. the Earl of Shrewsbury, were Wegraphad for, mad their &Merl was hourly expected when we left Camelot:Dore." It is sup p teed that the mortal remains of the deceased marquis will he intoned in the Rosily vault at Omegas eltrwellyank 03 ,los estate, co Monday es Tined my next.