The Express. — London, England, 1849-02-07 00:00:00

60 1 -ea - ■ RICAL, MEDICAL, mad GENERAL LIFE I_ VAL ''' — r . • 14 UAL I M N . I 1fT241 1 = a 6 ' " • . ease et Mow h tie n we um ems el ime a Sodi. GO •161sArg7=1•114WWW.J. le elm isks AR pume a 4 to taer vbeleistr a g r tagr i g riF i rbe • • OIC A . ..I,= as,.. end lIMMISAINO. ilisormibm, wassa. Pal s".11 .11VI I. • IIJ 111 CSS EMMY, FEB. 7, 1849. [THREEPENCE, Hameln to suffer those powers, immediately at hest, to ex gad have felt it ianuabent upon as to make the pro- Vold fin their asathmanos which I hate now the honour to submit to the house, In stating the grounds on which the government ham arrived at this (enemata& I will et oasts admit—indeed, it is hardly an adwission, tar it is a notorious fact—that the cireasamemese under which I now make this pr.:Tenth's ere widely different from thaw under whisk ay noble Mead addresied the house when he asked them • to agree to the temporary auspeaska of the Habeas Corpus Act in Intend in the am* of July lest. 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TereMt a t ia Ovusnit—lleir le nainv i rsat la ast e rg e bo ita i rc oma lat4 gam on Vas viol 41111srel u s a vit u . , w i t v A is, To be lad al g_ Ogratit ta, not gram : fliat4 32.M i11 72144m 1 ; se 411461 from IN maw. 14 FRANCE. PARIS, Trauma t a r.o. After my despatch loftiest Night, the -- meat of Choate Ostlinot is favour el s remesst was car ried in the chamber, by 461 to The previous vote, of 405 aphid 403, took place by ballot, and that co Genteel Chabot's motion by the writhe de division. The difference Utmost Om two 'eke is ems aflß met by La ROVIIIPA wWi bee Merle &Wed the Aelsoilily is the mint Naha. We did ast upset Ilas headier% thh modeles, redo maks, ibis sea assithhos of are sesames of Saturday ad sf h.. Pat vbst les nest manly effested a,— rho metes us sea se a pales ishasy—is the diferesos at Thin is the two banab-416 lbst smut, SW ether by ad obe. NM thiamin barisivelssoltbeittaisterla sisjority to the labial M. Itemssa esmv new—ths Malawi areserl4 is deedi—it basins The Puma twiny I.l4mV s by these votes of the Ateembk e rsit. bays raised the Threes lf. 10 aid the 1.26. Tbey are &skive as to the stability of the labiate, 'whisk win Dew probably continue in fame malli the stmeseatket of the sew Assembly. Champs Is individual eine mei take place, but the l maiden as a whole seat mad& A Bread bellorbleit was attemied by 3,000 pr mte,leek plass bee eight at the Blasi de Ville. The Padded et the I=weis yesnat, and dewed la sewed et the q The hoeses to-day sleeted the committee to iii eplee Me the affair at the 29th alt. Althooch the latilbee beta divested of its interest by the votes it aight, It may be iatanathig to eve the amass 141161 mm bees seisobiL They an the following, those whither, hi itellee bag mod to the pvetsmat: —A. Tlwarit, Allawßsemoss, Bewilys. Lem" Banda* Owithlkiblipme, Bun s . . Serowe, Dassimag,Larseritsimills o PnWoon, Abhorred. It is proishie that the propositions el K. st asis, far dr liwistleawl die Amiably elm the &thud law, will be The IL Masse sad the °thin hice bees in in Wear dela la the Asinegbbeemthem 961 t ewitheet puma 1. loaletheis went. waslithimbth eadtheelles 1110, epetheal Newt, awl the elate wee gain es 'pa whew the Ng* retweithe mimed his impatiiim r a y r m . s.— u m —• i Three 4 4 3 6 714„. $ he pwr Off- it II —.Ora La. 77 11 ; Mips flip UM. N; NM N; Do. —; T 04481.3. NAV. N S Diress. ; slam m 7 ; trawl N OV I rk 11: 1 7 3 4:. Izsisais dirk Lawala Plaos. 711; Farb ham llasm. 4P 80; Boma aid Prom PS; *virus and Iginel=lo; a l Illnaboarg mad 141/4. 93 ; Cselre Pirsee. —; 14741pa5, 100; 11.331777 n. 813110; Path PP Maas% hat. SL—Threas. cash; afar Sass, El &N ail ; Slit papa; Mak 0i papa; aftat o ras p 4:l6 NIL Praha, 4 = da star Deka, S &le 111111. ppm Baak Pa IS ar►, SS paper. Tramp It Entrap as Larks. l& ITALY. SARDINIA.—The second session of the Chambers of Piedmont was opened on the Ist bet, at Turin, with the allowing speech from the Ides of Sardinia : 8 swage= On Dar um se.—My heist Es NM with Mimi new in iloling soselc as this seisms spring id is the add of yen who so weeibily reprouge friths. l ' What the patthiaeffit we t h at speed oar brine wee Mt• trbwe ear lupe was set pacer then sow; this ies Megenel he ell ass d last; kw eupedoese ad ensharis sildoteme hen been Is we mime rishls. no Yews yes Moe teme •=st m liesseisi session ere etswildik indium 11 esi era We home m dendep _wr y Mend Imehwthem iruld a br them isle lentmenp Adak ihe guiles mid weds et one cm=es pesemite Me nd ft neemplhholl by the Assembry et the Mese= et tipper Daly. The som room rests wpm two palate, de late sail the pessie. The fine repommets unity and elms* the seseeill gessede the liberty awl smarms el the media I hen seelMend a sod will sealing Ie }Beim M i l IniZter wis seggie free inelludage. mw epos ass stook nil set of mese lertnes. by ffjeral o nril the .7l s sad .p - Les asod Indeposiene of the onstry. Yen hive ably ase is as Inmate toe. Citation this to ellbril gee year di, sod be egwvineed that it is only by the doe mien et ewe MOO the misty and et .11 mu be aimed sal . m isdeed. The Era smoky and esteem et eivilied Mims et Europe, and. ohne ell, of theme who on bond a m by oases Ike et nationality, wM hiker eel onssed no in our amble dig& We have isms all is ear ewer a stmegthes those weesesel time, sat it the lsee evens in Central Mel have sessoned the effeet et ear MISIMONIM, we ere they ouiage be im peded he ray hoc* of time. The sodedendea of the prisms Mil the people of Italy is one of the dearest wino of oar boom sad we will WM 511 ear aorta that this may be pimeetly sesemplisked. My manure will make you more intimately sequined with the seamy to be fg- Ime:l i Ssevenemsat in these question whisk seats do sad I hope that yen will Sol iskiihsiews. It s Imy dot) to ime se yen L a nerest et war army sod fader mime. the sepresis ablest at all ow sort The seeps et do army are nem plot* nergeniesi sal horiebiss. eel vie io beauty gad wiser with ear wavy. Is my Ism nits to them I ken been able Se sissne is the esientemnoss of the edam. sod la their esehmedens bow greet is the puttied° sneer with whisk they ere Weise& Everything lade us le lupe that the meanie. dined to as by two mid telsadly pewees will quickly comae to C m tregired tonsindem end 11 this hope be deceived, it will set prevent as from reesmmenelas the war with the fell enhienes of said% the *Amy. Bat, that thett =sr WI: depends u W army n vn you," the sines,.., sad, above all. upon thi WIN& if thei kir dzhiess whirl esaatitate so premien a pot ties d her end sre es dear to oat heart ; of these puniness l pia to the common virtue. des spatial smelt id egadsom and martyrdom. Beer the smiles. yea love ho mho, for they will net be of loss dentin, sad the hulas le ho slated from them will be perpetual. Protease sod menus sembend shall on se. This is sy wish. this Is your Usk; he portaging which you M.ll have Were you the maple of your prism ROMAN STATES.—The Constitment• Italians, of Fiances, of the 30th ult., gives an amount of the re• salt of the Actions in several towns of the Roman States. At Corasto,the elections were newly frustrated by the oppositional the clergy and nobility, so that only WI electors voted. At Albano, Tore, Perugia, Mace rate, Nemo, and Ascoli, all had proceeded regularly, and the candidates elected belong to the national PatT Tuscan Monitors his intelligence from Rome up to the 27th ult., announcing that both troops and volunteers are leaving Rome, and marching towards the confines of Naples. A rumour was current that the Neapolitans had already crowed the frontier, and had an engagement with the column commanded by Garibaldi. GERMANY. PRUSSlA.—According to intelligence from Berlin, of the might of the 4th mat., it ap pea rs that it is model in political circles that the c ham bers will not beeping, as at AM proposed, on the 26th inst., but en lbe 18th March, up to which latter period also the dly, it is addtd, will be kept in a state of siege. It le ealcu'ated that out of the 3,800,000 Prussian else brain the primary degree, not less than 2,400,000 be hests the working classes, in other words, to the setsgery of persons depending on their daily wages. The extreme democrats are resolved to contest the =ity of the convocation of a first chamber, and to steps on the second chamber for declaring the acts of the former null and void. It is rumoured that Prussia proposes to confer the executive power of Germany in a confederate sameil, to be composed of members chosen by the six or seven "circles of the empire" into which (according to the Prussian plan) the states of Germany are to be divided, Austria, Prom* and Bavaria forming the first circle. The elections for the second chamber terminated on the 6th inst. at Cologne, in favour of the democrats, Herr Hyland Dr. Schneider having been returned by a large majority. The greatest excitantnt prevailed during the day, but the vast majority of the inha bitant' were in too good humour (on account of the sateen of their two friends) to create any disturb moss. The democrats of Cologne expect much from the ideate and honesty of purpose of Dr. Schneider, a banister. dia raivA.—W. have news from Vienna of the 2nd Wet. The Hungarians, under Pennel, having crossed the Thies, advanced towards Path, so that Moja-General Gettinger had been obliged to retreat to within eight German miles of Pesth (about thirty sight English miles). This had indooed FieldlMar shal Lieutenant Wrbaa, the commander in ?oath, to issue a proclamation, warning the inhabitants of that city to abstain from all hostile demonstrations, threatening instantly to bombard it should they Taranything against the Imperial troop& im and 15 batteries were immediately sent from Path, and the field-marshal and hie staff pro- seeded to the expected sous of action on the 26th, as every cm Mt pretty andideat that Panel, having burnt the bridge mein the Thuile, user Bul lock, intended to give battle. But as soon as he heard of the approach of the imperial arm be left Bugled and Bsoloak, and flea to die, The railroad between Singled and Ilmdseltsa much inkwell, as the Hungarians not Ink up a great many rails and sleepers, but aided at the greater part with them. General Ostdager is again at &ohm*. and a battle me have taken place, as aletter, also of the 28th ult., from Pesth, states that man of the imperial troops had been brought in woande a , se also a great many amnia peianters. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. We lime reedved intelligens' from Cape Town to the lath of Theember, and Chainm's Town the 9th of the seas new& At the &dig et the laghlethe Gensil on the litth ef Dumber, the getheservensell withdrew the Hsi Rim (Manna and in doing so made ©cures reneseimbie • sad E week seemikb She of tide Council, —I as awe based to Wee *ilea that shoat this time bet jar a Mho orlawygE ve sad &deka were held is sane seliandsalis the of this okay. In laying belles yea the bIE 'lda I pregmed, my sole pewee ma to seam the loyal inhabitants hese en sim elmwmede gems ; sad be who tes to se s desire to make *el awl stets &ism esidlera imai stleibudes to see that whisk is him / desire tow the sal styli li berties of the nimble pro tested by legal deli inellibffek—Wha set by v id es , wet as does width we sew se milimay tapes.▪ is Talk of " the spirit of the Saw I" I &ask my 13 there hse mask *left et the times at the Cape of (hod Hoye es we see masilheled is nesse, is Rao* is Prude, end. in Agri, di ever lenge. When we read of the weekly et that spirit,— Mem we hirer of the bonen neastly perpetrated at Mamba, and elsewhere, in its sew, —we stoat blade that we are whits new. I am ever calculated ea ***shy el the people al dal Naser. Ide believe that so mea :has ever mew tium sere rasa. sad preedle brave the sassy them I have ; sad they knew this wherever there is as =NM I an resiy te waits hine.olidie se Rau hetes wed eine Ora lin Whoa I bid tie MN ea Ur table I lintiled hes spike sad threw/beet tee wir sad I eitesii is Ming diatribe es I refer, if I del sot reseed ; that apidee,—dedries, r I do, to rale the people thresh dour* lieesslvec Beer it Ie that I retire this bU. This adwenerendat was received with marks of wit sMidhstisa by the audience. M. Ilia, 1.11 of the members of council, severely eddied dim peseta made by the home government to human the salary of Mr. Montagu, colonial seem ta76lthe Cape, by 50W. ships Oedemata= and Southampton end steamers Des and Geyser were in Simon's Bay. IRELAND. DUBLIN, TI/1111D/T The Gamminient Court was opened this morning by the Lord Mayor and Judge Ball and Baron Leroy, when a new bih was sant up to the City Grand Jury, at the mit of the Growls. against Mr. Charles Groan Duffy, the proprietor of the Nation newspaper, auger the %own and Government Security Mt. Tan MONT HON. BM H. L. Bourn. K.C.B. who lately sagemeated her Majesty is Bee* hes beta offered to sweeset flit IL. PAWN= u BMWs Miaisserin the UMW Nam liar L Paissalsam, wits her asog= diplomas amennt of the aroma, would is tas a r It is ambiallael that the iiihemeas with Sputa wines have is • =lf illpislasie gelatins' are in process of amitehle 11310 AL SUGAR DUTIES.—The customs alPhorities lanky_ meetly attempted to levy higher duties on the whitießseares '(Bewl) Regan than ham been heretofore eharged on them, a memorial, proomang agaiast the injustice Meech a imesesding, was forwarded to Lord John Ruse It by the East India merchants end others interested, to which • reply has been sent by Mr. Parker, of which the most ismertmet part is the following :—" Their lordships mu., rafer e m to the provisions of the act now in force, the amount of duty to be levied on sugars ai qualities is determined, but they rally re mph. the validity of the remote which you set firth sp leen mattes any thanes is the node hitherto adopted of three duties. They have, therefore, instructed the aims of the customs to make no change is their former pesetios in this respect, and the meat mass of sugars will, therefor*, be admitted at the same duties as heretofore, that is, at 13s. per cwt. ; bat with regard to mak portions se are at flaw quality, on which the higher rates of fluty have hitherto bees charged, in conformity with the previsions of the act of 1845, and subsequentscts, regulating the .1a• ies on sager, the same practice mast, be ooatinned.—(Signsii)— J. PARKIN." • - ARRIVAL OF TEE ANGLO-FREIeCH EMIGRANTS IN flotrrs AtravitALlA.—lt will be gratifying to a bugs pinion of the Ileallrh pahlie to learn that the tint detachment of the lase-hands forced to leave Calais at the ezninienee- men; of the late French revolution have arrived wily in Synth Austrelia.—The chip Harpley, 674 tons, Bucktand, master, which sailed with them from London, arrived at Adelaide on the 2nd of September. Cacaos of Moitnen..—This morning, in Dudley street, Seven Dials, a woman, named Mary Manly, was brutally bastes 1) death by h-r husband. It appears the deceased had been out at a wake, and returned in a .tat, of in oskdi n, and her husband, atter having knocked her down,ticked her about the head till she was dead. The husband was taken inti custody, and the body was removed to St. Hiles s Workhouse. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS MONEY MARKET be CITY INTELLIGENCE. Zoo o'Clock.—The funds are still on the rise and Congas indeed were bought last evening out oidoors k higher than the quotations for business done marked offictallymthe dosing rates of yesterday. This morning they have spin demi to and obtained 921, and are still firm at a slight recoil to 92 to / for money and time. The im nt in the French Rentes yes lanky, pub ' in an early third edition of Ow Doily NMI, assisted the market, and gave more confidence to buyers. Speculators, moreover, are still not without expectation that the mini mum discount rate of the Bank may undergo a reduction to-morrow. Reduced Threes Cr. 921 to :. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 93 to k. Ezell - quer Bills, 40s. to 435. premium. Bank Stack, 193 t 06." Spanish Bonds have not only maintained their ad vanced position of yesterday, but are higher still to day. The Fives are now called 161 to i ; the Three', 29 to Passive, 3l to 1. Portuguese , 26 to 6. 1 Dutch Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents. remain 481 to 91 . the Fours, 771 to 81. Danish, 66 to 8. Belgian , 78 to 80. Russian, 104 to 6. Mexican, 261 to I, Peruvian, 47 to 9. New Grenada, 141 to 151. Milian, 91 to 3. Brazilian, 78 to 80. Buenos Ayres, 25 to 7. ENGLISH FUNDS. $ Mock 193 4 rO dia . sesi r ib LwAe..44 II par Ot. MIL Slit Ipm is i 3 prOi Cam Amm&a4 4 es. Is 434. ram. F 011.1014 MI _ 7. oLA.....asiell a r ad th a; W I .... Rdw i ts lig . I. 4 parOset.lB, • ow W, IN 11 • ri.s.° l o.lll l " - "" Vie" ‘rib="rißilt- 2 ' l ig 1. 4 ": odel k . Nd... ow pi.. al . 1116..113 r l i per a. 50... a s F a j or 'lre Vln sm.. elk ! 4 4701. 01416.. TR 41 .4144:44 % . Darted Ms. • T 261 RAILWAYS.—With the improved feeling in the stock market, both English and image. there is a oor responding tow of firmness in all shares of the various railways. It may be remarked, however, that no great amount of business is going forward, but in all operations to-day higher prose were obtained. We have an increase in the prise of Namur and Leige shares, said to be from scarcity of stock in the market, as we do not hear of any really improved position of the line. SALES lIPTIICTID DP TO Two TIM DAT IN LONDON. (Talorday's prim la be brad la Imit pop) Aterasea. 104 Lm. 51 y atl aL l . :l:ar.,lll 64 =155. ", ,V Naha (km 54 Far CL, ti NAOMI. Di Do. New GE Prat. fit N. iihrs, 114 & Anglia& N. 10A 6 pis OW. OzNiA, INSII Weber., 514 5 P ees it lagelie awl Midi% 54 &haws Canals% 111 i Do. adds. No. 1, p erella = l lll l AMOR a lam (A). 54 Lftwaiwklm 274 S. Odom in Drat 7, Ds. Ile. De. tfr *- Omit . Ds ..st Plasobtou g. iblvio, 71/87 k boat troson 19 3 91 $4 Do. Do. rii Do. Pow 114 15 Lei. add Tortsktro 199119, $ Do. Obtmlbo, 54 Do. Now i r li d g pi. Ct., 9i Lode al in 7 Loa, MO* S. Oort, 151 4 az et Do. Now U. Orr. • par Ont., Idol X. Winton ,166 9 Do. Nom, li t it Do. MUNN Do. 101. (X ), C, 4 Loa. a S. Wad., 49e Mas., Buz 61161, I 1a Do. Ot, 011•941=1* SA ult, um., it Cdrike, 14 d Do. r ii 4. 91 8 = p74. 71 L ah ill TorL . Clia. Si d I Do. IMis. us. fi.i Do. LE La l i g,;:a Do. Di. Mem la i k . 9 li 9 lIANCHEOTER II ealinin !NV p a. to Iddrooldo Do. Pni gai . s-16 Da* Turk. 11*. , lie Do. WU. (Lb d Do. 34 I d L. It N. W. Qrs. (C), If p !Dad" Litelorlll 111adior, Whoa. a S. Waaro, 114 TWA =Ur. (Orfg. New. afair. SD De. Nal (Tart tad xl,ll. 3f De. G. N. Pie.. Sidi era N. L ,tllf Odium sal Atsiar. 8} Data abeWele, ti Mom rid Wee. Se liallmea et Tow, • 1 Odom ad MOM rad lINT III N Main eat Tim isi 11 11we i ha ni AL liameas L Lea. a Soak Wigan. IV Ai i l l n em Gei.. Si Oi. LI. P ft Se D. id N. Waaere, idi Sew Ilaion (It. C.) II d S. a rcs Dever. Ne. 4. ILIUM. York, Now , sod B. (G. N.E. For.), 31.. Id. p F=MAIIT i. Mire i. ta l d ilia, 6 L. CO. D D Orlnii, XL els., Do. do. I2L 112 ra.. le d a D Mann Alan" 14 8. a. a ow No. 4, 71 Do. Be{, 7 LIG COALL—Har-paat Tleck—Adaies Main, lb.; Carr's Hardey, 15a. ; 11.1 a, 14. . old.; Halting's Hart le'y, 16e. ; Tealidd Meer 12e. W.; West Hartley, 16e. ; Walls Sad Braddyre Heides. 16s. 3d.; Walla Bad Haa well, 16e. 3d. ; Walls 16rd Basaaa, 11a. ; Walla Bad Lanbasa, 16a 64. ; Walls l ad Illawartl, 161. ; Walls Sad Ti.., 16s. 6L—ekips at ambia.lllo. PRODUCE. —Miscomi-uxa, HO-pad am— igo",: 8,000 begs d mad 400 himie. - Cabe, foram ' yew alma Is pohlie .., awl searly all were bought is ; the 4,40 hey nab" B. P., mil marbly et pe ahen Mee. Reims& mint saw. The Coffee Wee ere pregraim lama &soft say atatarial eheration is prism—Mee 'maltase§ OD wear a des appearaasa—Bs without alters tiell.—Tappw : *able Igo el 8111) Pashas mat off with sp wi. irit, at fell Duty Is Sege to lea Tea, ia LesUverpol. sad d§s Glee ...—......... WAS Te the same Wad La yew . -- USLSS 11"611 MAD *7le 21.6111 11"1117 $,387,1110 11.461,970 711,63011 a. • OMB u:. la ISM TALLOW.—The market matiams to improve; the dismal le meek better thaw lest walk. New Tallow his edemas& 3d. Petinburga Y.C.cot the spat, 39e. 341. ; Oa. lobs, to December delivery, 40e. Std. ; squats made deli. I very, 41e. HOPlL—Boaouaa Pattaadon aad MI6 smart then medusas a good &mad for an good and top WNW Misp4 at the tallow*, prism : mead owletptiose are min woe lapin* far. 1.• 'MILL Left L 1/ te IL 4 Yowling Kealapeet V. oto 11.10 *mid el ice to lO Temtlog demi . otol 18 lama 1 1 0 tro t I Old Mee . 1 to 11! freettales ...... 4 oto 4 0 CORN.—lieix-Litix.—With the exception of brig . atria is @wily exceeds q the annals of pia dose Kasai ban been very short. The Wheat isaisids ussals. nisi 'my dull; sod to have ef fected soles. wins lever M• 111.11.1111141 have been assoded to. Daisy, Ostas am^ sad Peas inn all in limited request, at Meniny's INNITIOI INTO LONDON MON 3th TEL TO 7th trET ' (OIL finer. asson. bin 11L0 L I Z --"--- I iro 1310 . 2110 100 1180 71404 I leased ha. take - 1 - e - df s sensidwabledireedia et What red Wheals, amd the silvans' meted Tuesday has been fully maintakied in the shone, of kedge supplies. fides are now asshisively from wartime. Oar fames brought a small supply of Whiled far this day's market, sad demeaned a c aside• adv.nes apse the theme of Int week. Millers bee pretty freely at about is. to 2.. pat qr. mote money. shear 'tiggst was small, and bedtime owies to • farther advance being Waisted on by the holders. Feta Barley egotism' saleable at late rate., and grinds. goes elf in retail at some odium. BMW go off somewhat better, If of flee, day quality ; scything tend. r is a-clamed. Egyptians are ealeable at Us., beet descriptions. The de of Pass is qu , te is retest, and for Oats we almost entirely leak buyers. Withvut snivels, there is but a small bit-lame is Limes's' ; the sales from warehouse are without quotable alteration in price, but the market is firm. awl communities tarp. For Lin seed Cakes we hove experienced a somewhat better sale, at the present low figure, fell 31 per ton below their value this day twelve months. Rapeseed quotations may be regarded as nominal, there being no salsa. Raps Cakes era gaits as dear. Not much masa bushier in Bones, but the market firm at 90s. the value of beet quality. The following are the prism : Wheat, red, 425. to 448. ; white, 44e. to 448. ; Matra and Konigsberg, 60s. to 625.; Pomeranian mad Hamburg, 441. to 475. ; Demuth, Hol stein and Masked 42.. to 44a. ; Emilia and Odessa, 40e. to 42a. Oats, English, 16.. to 18s. ; Danish, 14e. to 165.; Friesland, 16a. to 18e. ; Bassin and Odessa, 16s. to 178. Barley, nealtiatZ s e. to 31a. ; grinding. 235. to 245. Beaus, 32a. to Us. ; , 28e. to 324. Per, white and yellow, 30e. to 32a. gray, to 295. Linseed, Black Ekta, 395. to 41e. ; Petersburg, 34e. to 396. ; Riga an d Archangel, 368. to 378. ; Emission, 32. to 36.. Linseed Cakes, Hull, per 71 . lee. • tee foreign, 71. ; inferior foreign, M. 10s. haPsesed,26l. ' to 281. Tares, foreign, 245. to 288. Guano, 61. to 91. 6s. Haim, 878.63. to 90s. Eye Meal, 61. _ - Irswicit, Feb. 6.—Very short supply of Wheat to-day, mid ead at Is. to 24. par qr. advance. Fine suiting Barley was is demand, and ls. dearer ; others fully as dear as last week. Beans and Peas no alteration. Oate Is. dearer. Liam, Fob. 6.—Wo are well supplied with Wheat ; the market is Inn at Friday's rates. Barley does net vary from last week. Beene steady. Oats sad ahoy artieles witkost material alteration. LZIOHTON BUZZARD. Feb. 6.—At our 'market this day (amen were adoring but little Wheat, which sold pretty readily at an advance of about le. 6d. per load. Barley a tolerable good supply, with prim unaltered frost last week. Beane sad Peso hkewhe remain the ease. Wheat, per load of 6 bushels. old, 29%. to 32.. 6d. • pew, 27e. 6d. to 325. Barley, 2 71. to 31 e. pot imp. qr. Being, old, 22a. to 245. ; new, 19s. to 22a. 6d. Limas, /ob. B.—We hare had s bitter sale for Wheat, both old and now, at this market than has been soon for arse weeks, end which sold steadily at about le. per qr. ad vanes from last week's quotations. Oab, Beans, and Peas firm Wheat, old, white, 131. to 141. 10s. • red, 131. ' to 131. 6e. ; new, white, 101. to 121. 10s. • rid, 81. to 111. Barley, 295. to 30e. Oats, 18e. to 225. Deana, 30e. to 325. Pees, 32a. to 37e. Levattrotio, Feb. 6.—By the worker AMMON which arrived here yesterday, we have New York advices to the '23rd ult., when upon increased receipts from the South, prices of Flour suffered a slight deprandon but Wheat remained stationary in value, and the deman d both arti cles being st , ll confined nearly to home consumption, the ex port was trifling in the extreme, being chiefly for the par- Fee of flEing up vessels. Little also was shipping of Indian Cora, and the sucks in warehouse of all the foregoing much diminished, the complete closing of internal navigation pre venting any accumulation of supply. Quotations White Genesis' t, 435. 10.1. to 451; red and sailed, 38s. M. to 40s. 4d. per 4801bs. Flout', Western Canal, 245. to 255. Southern, 28s. 6i. t. 24.. per barrel. Indian Corn, new flat yellow, 22e. to 245. ; r, tend, 245. lOd. ; new white, 23e. per 4801 be., all sterling f. o. b. Freights, as before, nearly nominal. Sicaultaneotely with the establishment of a free trade in ecru, nearly all the British and Irish markets lac week, contr ary to the expectations of many, were on the ascendant, attributable to the large drain weekly upon the crops of 164/, the more stinted deliveries from the growers at present, and the consequent necessity of future liberal importations Iran abroad. Exclusive of a farther good sup ply of Oatmeal from Ireland, the reed* theses sad eoasl. wise linos this day week have hew small; said bejmui a moierate import of Wheat, chink he. he nothot ent., with 18,336 qrs. of Indian Coen hem the Unlind and 7,219 Beene from Egypt, the ante& foes alaaai are arable. Our market this weft wee =l e l attended by English and Irish millers, the hewn' theft views ,principally to Wheat, and the lathe to that article and Indian Corn. Wheat, sheath not tile n lively a sale as on Friday, was In firmnraS the domed running chiefly upon good which, as ire as English and ri h, falls last perior marks of seen ' lbws name asoserod late prices, air domriptimas Waft wohtlakai thole previous value ; wbWlgale@ barb Vail% wpm a sederato demand, were tie bra dearer Wagon Canal and other Stars Floor, however, lonia( paha Ira freely than at the close of the week, mesroell e z prod en Ind quotations. Harry and Malt salad the sons as en Friday ; bailor remarks air _apply nosily qPeas sad Beans, except Ilaptbas, which leased per . Oats, corrandbig a hit tawny realised a slight ins. provision in value ; ant Oatmeal win more guy sale able, at an advasso of ls. per land spas the assresay of this day Wraith& Wien Cara WNW. in we demos p a , lefsk anessat, firths( entanbe sales amnia wen nested Wiley at as ansedmon of la. to h. per qr., and Cora Meal was bald dimly sa Idgbise teams Lrew, Feb. 6.—A small 'apply of Wheat, and moderate et Barley hare today ; the hewer la. to 21., and the latter la. per or . dearer. Ines% Shiba. to alba., as. to 496. ; Sao white, 62e. Bury, best ribs. Ms. to 30s. ; Site, Mr NSWOJIII/LI, Feb. 6.—The weather reducers unuenslly ✓and ter the swot, and as the lead is sow fa good tilth for mediae operations, oar laraters are busily tressed with sow se thee we expos ear deliveries to be short Sar a time. Al oar stiriket this seining we had a moderate show of Wheat Ikon he growers, and having very little caning Mar the it, bads throned pan& were taloa ',readily at nein nee flatarday's rates,, whin at the sans time a Fleur we was aspeeirrsd a begs beriamm den in fordr a il hlly that @by.' net tarns. Foractive so. mead, at hit rates. extra sprilliso , soar omen, eanniand iv a slight admen Eye sowbelly the mow. Msi Hue. shales av, woe la hit non, bat theolr eery ar Eagan er hedge. met a slow mile, Ohm. a ancoriss wend have bon mad' to have 'MOM a aleannos. Malt warn elan" and the rate ray be said with respect es Damns dFear Oat were gwasrahy held with mare ammo, awns*, bins dame oar pr evi ous quotation wen slightly azooodad. PLYMOITTI, Feb. 6.—Thare continues to his a gni* rains* of miller at niarkst,both tram the naltlionehood mad her a ditaan, and considerable rho wenemia this armies of Wheat, at filly late prises. Flew la unused, at lha. BAL3III7IT, Feb. 6.—Today we had bat a small show of When, @ad the Whadanso was squally linked ; monkish Osseo peon ninon a greater dirpadtima por sehmilla.ien adman ia pre of Is. Id. to h. pee web, au beeilieljks. sad le. es deseriptises. Beet malt lag di, Bratay was by so mess= far which sale was swl , Is. per v. more a i rt i lmo ma bomeard activity la Oats, the solom ran by no ream onsmare. and ha lobe I am abased hills toihr en Bexley. la grab not auk bib= ea. mad piles ray be _ q ueued herr Thin was a firr domosi her Floor, whin was oat m may W bay as ea this ay week. The Malt nob Noah, Orly, nod paler on the advana. Wheat, Ebner. ; Eriiri&Jes. to 81s ; Oats, 19s. to 21a. ; Beens,_34s. to 111.; to 4i.; Malt, 685.10 Ms. per v. Flyer, Bia. to Eh. per irmic. WOOL—Honoznamn% 6.-1 b clothing Waal era& ham Mtn dribbled daring the per week has thh vame e ~wmosted, is awassquam of the WINI rh aorasom tonorrow Olds day). The awn" he osabing Week .1 low oad Wadi* qualities entkinia, wYI insronlar arm MANUFACTUREB.--Humni6Fto% Feb. O.— ' Llobe seism are the 'sly titbit fa revisal Whitey, and I Mo i r annask by fa sink, os that ear msanhotarors eadir sash hits as adapted to ewer Waft are no d e. to la. 6d. per yard, waNdlig ft ode Mg & 111.1 r, • CATTLE, &a.—Thisaw, Feb. 6.—Oar markat to day was bat moderately supplied with fat Beasts; Mass of the best quality wave amen, sod all kiwis of Beef realised more mosey, hat for this week we do sot alter oar quota. Uses for 11•0. The amber of Sheep was about the average, sad the demand was somewhat improved, with an advance of prints. Fat Pip, both English and Irish. were pisattfel. Fat Calms more aumeroes. fie. to 6`d. ; Hutton, 6d. to flid. ; Teal, 6d. to 611. pre lb. Pork, le. 9d. to ise. per soon. Rom; Fat, Bs. Id. par woos. NIWOAIITLI, Feb 6.—The market was well supplied with stook of all deseriptioss, sad of sassiest quality. The domed beim red, th e market preeeeded with Milh ous, sad several min were eifeeed, eittly, however, of the =l;:scats. Inferior sad me Heifers sad Steen rea. . to 6s. tki. ; other dmmiptiaae. 5s 6d. to 6s. per stem neer 'dewed fall 64. par lb , and prices are cm the amass. Ewes sold at lid., sad Wadden at 6d. per lb. Pigs abaadant, and sea filly as last wipers mime, ear Is. 6d. to 6s. 9d. per dose. SALVINO= Feb. 6.—We were, eousidniair the, time of f r la r r t i o r sz4osively supplied with Beasts, but • very Imp wee hsyrfor. ime was she a good alt Arses of batelme. The demal yes slew mad tea isles mile tom sa too* es fled tem se as limbs Lek sed $ eleserase arses met be eiliesed. The rimier Wasp was set estooleily large • the dossed was desk. awl Oise arm, bat the Mame Ivrea of ids day less ause any Immo iamb& All dese et MOM ad elk These as brat lids Imaie termulled k the E l s se as erkia% sad yakhe Med obwirareed. The supply et Calvet as yet bate Kw soakesguttly, goers& lively Mb beanies dales. Soot. hest Or. Me. Id. to 10a. M. par aeon; Oew sad llatler.llla. 61. to 10a ; Tea, 7s. 9d. to ba. Mutton ,sld. to 63. per lb; Veal, 60. to 7d. IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF LORDS.—TtrasnAT, Fn. IL TIN LOAD Caaxcatzos took Ms seat at 6 o'clock. PIIALIC BUSINESS.. prams. the biksci StCENOXD, from spite la Pere tree trade In con. FIRST Lw cd Martinis Anmedment (lestlaad) ; Raglaretkaoli Shim Narria" and Deaths phodand) ; MM. LAW OF MARRIAGE AND REGISTRATION (SCOT LAND) BILLS. Leal CAMPBELL, in laying the above bUls as the table, said they were precisely similar to those of last session on the same subjeeM The bills oiled year was sent down to the beerePIONIM. Mit Idlehot ilme te pees them Ler BROUGHAM was my glad to tee t ere-)atredn► sea oftheee b )le, and hoped there would be as little delay "4 paella in ferwerding the= through their Naga. NORTH WALES RAILWAY. Os the motion — ot maiseugua who served Mr. Ctadwiek, the &sinus, and Mr. Mariner, the secretary, of tha North Wales Railway, with the orders of the hose for the production of certain 114021110 and their several appearances at the bar, were called in and examined as to the manner of such service. Capt. Hansen, of the railway board, wu also examined u to the receipt of a letter from Mr. Manner. and the service of the orders. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. The LORD6ENCELLbisardth;t7report had been received troni the clerk assistant relative to the transmission of bills Weems the two Home. ot parliament. Lard MON TEAOLE had called the attention of the house last session to the delay and *sponse of the system of en ' grossing bills, and he hoped measures would be takes to pet an end to it. The LORD CHANCELLOR thought the best town would he t 3 appoint a committee to consider the subject. Agreed to. *flair' lordships then, at a quarter to six o'clock, adjourned until Monday. ROUSE OF COMMONS-TunDAY, P. 8. The Elmuma took tbe chair as_4 o'olook. PUBLIC quarqsa: PETITIONII.—Mr. viEfift:h73; — thauivirlims, preying At sa alteration of the law men snedlag toms the Clank of England. —CoL Lall a grigni rend Juries and Mogi at In Ireland, against the Poor.law.—lard ASHLEY. from M ir g= melon, on the midden of beer.housse.—Mr. MUMB,lhmOeyion. mom. heavy taxation. l'Plairgf of a. 9 OF MOTlON.—Oserrion.—Lord MAHON, on an early day, with rapent to the trameportalloa and measgement elesavicea. Cam 8119111011 P, on the misselieneanseardniatis, to Wow all the civil solarise at ministerial oases to one ball Mir present amount. F•aocou•s.liersuoir.—Lard ASHLET, kr kayo to bring la a MU to senelnitis all periehes la Englandand Webs emitalaimg Jos WO la. habitants (Feb. Mk Crwron•—Mr. WOllllOOl, to renew the mocks at lest soaks respecting the maaagemeat of the Customs department. Ockues.—Mr. MUMS, hr swiss at despailises Wen the °avenge of Calms resolved reentay. Onus AT ion Thum—Lewd J. MULL. co Monday, Feb. 19, to bring in a bill to alter the form death token by members at the table. Mr. W. PATTEN moved that the committee on the standing orders be appointed—Agreed to. IRISH CHANCERY RETURNS. Mr. SADLEUR moved that the return of the flail decrees for the sale of landed property in Ireland, propounded within the last five years by the Irish Court of Chancery, he , ordered on the 3rd of July last, be made forthwith.— Agreed to. NEW WRIT. Oa the motion of Mr.,TUFN ELL, anew writ was ordered to be issued for the election of • member for South Stafford. shire, in the FOR room of Lord 'a LD SERVIC O dmire—now Earl Talbot. MEDALS Mr. HOME asked whether, as medals have been given for retrospective military services in the Peninsula, and to the navy for exploits at sex, the veterans of the armies of the crown and of the Mast India Company are to have a similar attention paid to them for the battles of Assam Leswaree, Titahuldee, Mahedpoor, Kirke., &e. &c. Sir J. HOSHOUSE said that the order made by the house in respect to Peoinsular medals, did not extend to the victoria referred to by the hon. member. VANCOUVER'S ISLAND. The Earl of LINCOLN asked if there would be any objec.- Mosta lay on the table soppy of the grant of Vancouver's Island to the Hudson's Bay Company, together with the correspond . .nos sad a copy of the report made respectiog that settlement. t Lord J. RUSSELL said that the two first papers would r be laid on tne table, but he could not at present say whether r the report would be furnish( d. CHURCHES AND CATHEDRALS. In =ewer to a question from Kr. Homiest!, Lord J. RUSSELL said it was the intention of govern ment to alter the oemposition of the Rodesisatioal Commis sion, and a hill would be introduced to e ff ect that object. With respect to the cathedral establishments, as they had already undergone some changes and reforms, he could not as, that the government intended to legislate on the subject. THR VERNON GALLERY. Mr. HUME asked the First Lord of the Treasury whe ther any steps have been takes, as recommended by the select committee of the House of Commons of the last 11413- ries, to provide a proper situation in the National Gallery for the neeptica of the valuable collection of paintings presented to the ma/km by Mr. Vernon. Lulli. RUSSELL said that, so far as mere mosey was ossanal, he entertained no intention to ask parliament to grant say sum for the purposes of the national gallery. The sersegement of the Vernon collection was only a tem porary 000. Mt. HUME said that the other half of the National Gal- I s =ht is be appropriated to shops/ponied receiving this Led J. RUSSELL observed that :ht. Royal Academy pistons were placed there. Mr. HUME said that the Royal Academy was rich enough to build a gelleqy foe its own pictures. PORTUG USSR AND SPANISH TARIFFS. Lord PALMERSTON, in reply to a snestion, stated that the tariffs in force between Great Britain sad Spain end Portugal were already printed, ki ng be laid on the table last session. The tariff which had been agreed to be tween the British and the Aramlian o sorernmente would not ease cats operation until the year 18 60. BRIGHT begged to ask whether the prospective operation of the Bian tariff had any redrew* to a pros padre alteration of the legislation of this country, to be prepaid by the government in respect to the Brals. He alluded spesian_y to the act peered In 1836, whereby power 'respires to British ships to seine Brasil ship, unsaved in the slave trade. The poespenement of the tariff' to nao was too distant a period, - and lie wished to know whether its adegeine Wipes, or referred to, any serum to be her eafter the British government. Lord P TON said that, @Fealties from recoils , Eon, certainly sot._ --ssiNEWED SUSPENSION OF THE HABEAS CORPUS ACT. Sir G. GREY said—Sir, I rise, in pumas, of the notice which I gave an the fist sight of the esseioa, to ask kw leave bring in a bill to continue for a limited period the set of Lot session, for the ampesaica of the Habeas Clops Ass to Wend. (Hear, bear.) Her Majesty's governmeat maid gladly have arrived at the ouclesion if they could hue dews ea comistsatly with their duty, ' that the time bed swim& whoa the eztraordisary pours solrmksi to them by parliament by the act of kat meson, sad the swedeumee of which I have sow to peopoa, ooald be Mk* Mowed with and withdra would hot Mrjutregeuromeat hue arrived at the coed that the Use hod ume when the ordinary power of the law with which the elteeltire government is us ordina ry times entrusted would be saftici sat to enable the Lord IA of Ireland adequatel to discharge than responeible duties which are atta to the Wks which he holds. Mr, her Majesty's governowat are deeply sensible ci the gorily Glib' preposi tion which I, cm their part, have wow to asks to the loam They are set insensible to than swims st‘estiime whisk mast Gad ought to be estertaked to the lisnommy sups aka of the oustitatiosal rights of say radon of the people of these reams ; bat they kid, at the sae time, that ma sistanti with the most jealous regard for those constits - be a oonvkdoa—a conviction tired --.see, there May .. mid* has bra Warred by the ben slaseron hi the pax spin is the dead, to take up arms against their eovi lost draw-that there are modem, and that there en Ede and to ream the sum psalm after the lot desorstriess, ander which the very spirit of the ossetitu- Dumb, if ,this set should ear., as they gm don it a temporary end pude' surpeneien of those hob's; ad cartel the groliet dam Me am sigh* it order to enable the governaeot to sainteis the ended smear her Seat s passed& eublers, keg Beats mnatYetioa BOA sad t• dewed it melon the osesseetel sherd be the rodt. I have se doubt that many of those sari of those who may be reeking its overthrow by rent perms re ass sodomised, sad that many of these who Plain we by °Pm intutmetam (gtar. ham) 81 4 It were shored have ern the gramilimment of their hue, wee ese of those 000111113aS, and there were cheareteoess of end lea err I hove said noring to hod the hones or the *lt adore. wl!i# l 2 in a. 0,6 k. of her 3608tra to- country lear e grt dr gemmed Intertain the moment, bermes the appeal. that they cede to e h s his t i. ad s sum ged morgelskathea. ( ear parliereat la the math et July Ise s. to which her.) I hew that the mated the hut few month; appal atoritammt mittmled with • •I•walintode mod an wadi have ssiessivoi 11111, meet ordolons, thee they ty whine gam a morn argot to that meawirth with; would her. area sadism it Belsning ia atom te II • haw oat with it nag* hem Wen we Powldaw, awe matoolorawbo t illornedrodremenelvenitzerd ik• • •• to whisk ia groat newer wee o the eirelete mess winger s e sksessasosibsist I n s tie Iw o % (Obsers.) which hos Weeded he operaties. Bat, sir, it h with a deg banal's, mug b ps b us i mse ,,,s „to ths ere, of*, reigswiagat7Ptleift am• to wheat the ad- which the proameoll to *own in the ezeorka d s = riders*. eflrda awn soirestaa that we hove felt it law---• obi* I *met doh* Atm olve lmamiline t ownirsally with our duty, to twamaroad pat- *juries to the LMLienrioltd—Qiesr,trat h Ikea pwasdi Veda waadag, proofs whisk sew • ef thoithiste eacy of that remedy whisk par "flied to Ike ammo of Ireland, end of the aeseeses efthe aressores adopted for the 'apprentices of as histureselesary mrresnont which justified my noble Skied la making that appeal to the hoses. (Hear, boar.) 111; I hate moll now to ante that say immediate insurrection = adds et this moment, that parties are now in arms their sovereign, that her Majesty's troops ate hanasesdV: a methes sad counter-marches in the vain par sed of men who madly raise the standard of ineurrecdon wily to fly is dismay at the very first sight o. danger. (Hear, hear) These events have not taken place recently. Ireland is not now in the state that she was in July led, and the very success which has attended this measure prevents my laying before the house those facts which wouA justify the original appeal fur the suspension of the Habeas Owens Act. But when I say this, particularly after what has takes pleb withia the last few days, I must ask the house not to forget what those eirounestsaces were. We have been told indeed that the insurrection in Jaly last was a nook bear. notion, and that the measures which were adopted by the government for its suppreasi a have been mitered at as nano. weary and uncalled fur. It may have been a mock haw seethe in one sense ; the poor misguided followers the icon who headed the insurrection teal complain that they were mocked with illusory hopes of setheas—(general chimer ir g)—bepee of encase whittle those who 'wird them to their mad and vain a . tempts ought to have known were utterly chimerical. But though sureness must have attended the can bleed efforts of all the loyal subjects of her Majesty and the bless, and the c .nstabulary in swimming any insurrection, yet we have to think of the horrors through which that thantry might have been obliged to per, before that insur rection might have hem finally put as end to. (Cheers.) Sir, it is our duty to take measures of precaution as well as cure ; and I must observe that the reproach which attached to the government In July last was, that they bad beset , ouratimamiud tardy, amd rath ie,:arn.h er e t d h ang an ia t e h r z z tl i te toe y ma h inthieeted ad. n imap "omthig ine houn d en a d n uttontrainsnaaectiont the prism fse Whisk they asked. It is impossible that the boss% or the sonistry, can have forgotten the eirennestarnme which then @nista; end which it is annosseeary for me now to detail. It is easy now to say that the insurreetice • was contemptible because it feal.d. I feel I should' be wasting the time of the house by reboring farther' to the circumstances which then occurred ; but there are ono or two documents to which I propose shortly to allude in order to show the fallacy of the new doctrine that that insurrectiee was no insurree don at all, that there was no danger to the state implied, and that there war no necessity for the extra ordinary precautions taken by the government. I pass over the evidence given at the recent trials at Clonmel. But there is one document so remarkable that I think I may be allowed briefly to allude to it, particularly as it has been the subject of considerable discussion elsewhere. I allude to the letter of Mr. M•Gee, who took an active part in those trans actions which otruved in Ireland. That letter appeared in the New York Morning Herald of the date of the 12th of October, If4B. He oonom, sees by stating that several gen tlemen of that city felt great interest in the recent occur rences in Ireland, and then goes on to say, At any Una during the last el: mulls the townepeegie were, In terms, ocureitted to attempt a Iheible eoni zsision of the MU& pram. This roma* et 500 than, in the seal et shoat Kele mu t a rt niti e a i ling ego Of these Ws OM belt WWII min or less tomb be loin and the oder bed erre embeing ones se hot se they owed where MIS sues 110 i Misery memoir deer. I have knows tradressa to stint thane eelvon et their dilly saris la ceder • gem. Zeit dub yes divided Imo seethes of 10 as, the a sorer to seek meth% who knew pere= m sesh at his to new. And is M swore war peers= thet Weesk the ohalsoe e st% do sot sow neat Wiyitharia=. these esethwe ney ail exist. end tona a swim el talon sisvolist, di& smut arl be teethed is imbed. I mere Wen d thin. bib ken Inindsjse of the system, sod from the hit dna. tsar the Dimerming AM, II Meads et arms have not yet bees espearail teem the metelenthen. • • • The bled et midst the warhre a 'theft me ins, to drag these eoneweratieet le Osseo as the Spank& parka did Napoleoe'e semis el esimgatien. sith by bringing them into districts where only latentry amid mot with emu. b pat them more= 'level with the raw levies el the limb. The remelaiter et the course that might be taken wield hti to burn the towns sad shies es the MU NE= did Athens awl the Reedeas dooms. This. I believe, would bate hiss the result es the sews at the first royalist blood brag draws in the nral diarists, whither thaw eaaalderadons and the Reber Omar Sespewles Act had drives ow leaders. But the rural ibitriele would sot seem without toes dorm and the clergy were stewing edema er Weetive. It is not fah be assume that there was se mesa depentfont screed as lamb the ondederates. There we • habil sad mes sed weias piss. 'That it was, It la not advisable br me wieldy to e ßeide% I bed 'rather future smear shodd publish it then L I hove no ehlesticia—en the contrary—to =lt to any summing@ er elated the trim& of Ireland, but it would own no mum moo to ens the seamy. Now, sir, I most my, after a letter of this description, coming from a man who took • most active part in those pro , reeding', I am astonished that any hon. gentleman should get up in this house or elsewhere and assert that that insur es-oOn was a mock insurrection. I believe there can be no real doubt upon the minds of the greatmejority at least of this house bat that the eirentestanees of July hut frilly justified the measures which her Majesty's government proposed to parliament, and which the parliament almost unanimously adopted. (Cheers.) Sir, the term for which those powers were granted was neresearily a limited term, and limited to a short duration. That has been the universal practice epos every occasion on which, unfortunately, it has beenjoe wraary for parliament to suspend the Habeas Corpus Act in Wand. It was towards the close of last session that this on weed, and for a period fixed with reference to the meet be el parliament, in order to carry the government through the reuse, and to allow a margin for this discussion, so that parliameat when it again met might decide whether the powers it granted should expire or be continued. That question we, in anticipation of the meeting of parliament, have anxiously considered, and we have arrived at the con ignition which I have already intimated to the house. We must view this question as I have said before, in a different light from the original proposal to suspend the Habeas Corpus Act, and we most remember that when the act was agreed to in July last, it was to pot down an insurrection which was actually existent and flagrant at the time ; and in addition to that, to prevent the suppreeed, but not ex tiegaished spirit of insurrection, from reviving aad again bunt ing into a flame, while the recollection of these matters woe fresh in the memory of the people. (Hear.) The real quie tism we have to ask is whether, looking at the recent occur rence of those events, looking at the spirit which I believe still to exist where the insurrectionary feeling prevailed, looking at that club conspiracy which Mr. hilliest smelts still exists, with their members ready to form again under the same system and to adopt the same means as bet summer —whether, looking s.t all these things, the time has arrived when it would be possible safely to remove the restraint which this act imposes, and to run the risk of a repetition of those occurrence which took place last year. I admit that this must he in a gnat measure a matter of opinion. lam not prepared to state that there is an insurrection at the present moment imminent or flagrant. There is nothing of that at present. The law has removed all that mistrust and general terror and alarm which previously existed. Our opinions, however, have been formed from information most carefully collected—from such information as the lord-lieu tenant has founded his letter upon ; and though I am not ablate quote extracts from the communications which have been made to the lord-lieutenant, because they are not before parliament, end are aseessarily of a confidential character ; yet I can pledge enrol( to this, that the most anxious consi deration has been devoted to the subject by the lord-lieute tent and her Majesty's government, who have collected in formation from every available source, and have come to the irresistible @exclusion not to shriek from recommending the continuance of the wt. Upon this subject Lord Clarendon writes : The sorely sDaded b the sobromot et the law, sad the eel. ifui OM IY proddre wort sob h a = solar thew whose mord lda l tads eletsoies ressory, ban best Mt by yat large ; re messehs at ar to plots elf drt kr • woo • nip' et torso Sr Mr balled whit ire ad oldirdea. Pad.•• dr part ot Ore aorpol la the hes Wsrostle oratorst, as IMIDNIOIR wham, donor at= tar Ow the toirpols he. bets ororvol. Thar regret im Is rob Idlor ari shod are Stratal to a eon sonsotel bre es dr Int boroliepwiNiNft; Nor la Urn wry lesson to Mos (sal mos this obi IWe seked latonsodos boo ort. re rides es ohne JoSsolot sot issei frovridp I laid My) drift semi wady t weet rate Is Ihs MOM idiot dbludoses psousbel or dies poen& tot ray in. wood Milos as siseidadres the kr sr the essesdee dralsort. 1 2ha told iisoes ellesspert d Os sedmidliss to their esbovers .72:risesnolles. ihi reemel stropt at rehear k oita when the Was et the spersosat were his serf radio or the illoopord • t prodomikus miriade =1 sr Mb lOW bier, thr Ibromowslik• lam dirt at boorsdba afar here vedrod esildeso ado Oritsekel, sorbs the bibs rid pre rise rood SO now met slid usdropok, sod rood Isom sedge ups aq to odes thst mood to serf moo lafoaerraatt yesesset et are. It is lopossibie W pint tali renews af these individual tdreasotaasse le whisk I have Ti bat all the evidences whisk la beta ssibated tends fa tM MY dhotis& All the evident. whisk has beau esthete& b the Lad Lieutenant tends to enlist the 'pietas I have ex oiledWithin only these few bye there has appeared is he DO:UR as ativerthement to this aka : As •101110failla milt ow mthe bet Istonlay et Mar* INS, The aretr wisi • WWI= et dr most sprtrlitibb Ittsdiss. istraelot kits to. paps etre poorthed PM% sod Mbelel to the yaws on dirks& Wady sissers tran the Mg Ferrlo* b T.D. mho ; oat mar Is soort et is Boos to by to le asolo rs. ose posy each. Mb he lona or et Mart sad swirl lades*ix the rot. diodes deo " poor obi asumay." This walkers the *aim that those clubbists are warty to est le Mr. Wties desstises gad I Wises there are men ia this haws wile amid to to the truth of Lutt hruation which has yeas to the Lied Lisataaaat as to the Iber of those clabbils f` .Dahlia who are ready to ap. . . 0 P. P. • • 3 1 d 4 I " t°