The Express. — London, England, 1849-05-05 00:00:00

eV/ I s i" b. I ' TA • hid a * "ea' au - lie l lt tt i r l i jOVl 1 , t e s i talib 091 , 1 1 / 61 :1= who hod is ' Lb. ist . 1 0 7 s ms She is i g s e 11eda. It - Set obtoth istaral learZ.V " sit It & bibs _mo imisser w iesse is s ti r ma tiver ; nob gli_ft_. it, - filar hooy. Ila 7.lmeellse M 11 ) observed II reply Ist he Wes glad the 7 leek the some view me he Mil llmeif th at Isavisgi Mos pst am saalata7 -114 :4 11.1. bo 'm ai tak• glass Is Sada * the eons of law a penile me stem him Oat kb rshola be . mad • lease la oohs* at Pada 190 vas p ,th .14 • 2 F 4 « tax (Wm) Mr. *Guam mina* that ha fad. a hiall ter 1 r= elellin *IR an bong, e souses "ear • *VIM be lea heard: H. 14 aatina-g ival ini Lento* the garde I Yet they gstie4.), .item hie mate doeseesste with the view"( poem =ohm. sominuma hid beemembistermed as staleir- money in webby bail* Iwo goossalegi — - ; mod *Mb, meted ese WON. la the If' he here whether a dopamine had bees list to its the rep* wee that imamate, bad beam dolma. - NIANGELLOR al the RIGIUMLIER behead he islegthe bave aid them thee he did se me say aewesege ge he hake the of patio sad the prowliep Wattle hem bed lereskiated. (Hese.) - 1 BISHARD expana hie ir C: le 'he lir preselnesst IN theirle 'morn the moth** 'et the pole . 1 He bean* 41amome epodes" prevailed la' Me .may 4 1 : 41 Ile palish et the Mit pets, mad *asse a 2rho sa r eeZies. 4ll4 l:4 " -thoso whr : OW gre l t i ta alsonaesd eramay M delete, they woad • Tien was, botrever, mach"( viessa4brg hem okay an hunk 'e(Msliemei - oea althea. ' Mr. ROGAN go oli w=fs oversewn meek for se beck taking m nes Other suer of Ine bad, sad Mai: the he the mama, la th mosera the tee, Which bed istrethed. Ile nest ahem., bow.' ans.thei the he tie eh et 'Mombasa *mils wield sat be sthetheemilem theY !mid get perebeen kr the hiadli mad that thog 11111111 Mt taw V get axioms -the bed , iste a pager mate wish reionsee to eshoiro mad - The his, gspdoese imetesettl nee meat •ne Males OWN ale* _he mile, bal a. puthessis 14 be bed ; ima is sthbl ism the Mae was sold M Ise es' purism He shithsted this lat e operades of the ' law. Se lag al they lea that it wes. se nag g they lei their memo» Ise the on of estates loops. A. TRILAINT rose to the pepteition of the' He genii sot opt this eamsteat dash *pee ri:re s ri m at exchecner for bib prose. STAFFORD wee set aware that the w == , property .1 helm* was the mode by as 'wen the podia= et ' the petals pan 'hold same. loom •to Weed. TI they 'were is man t •"' aaht_ to vim se, the mans of musey ihrt od whith wee Unite* 1, in Ones* Ott us together with the ethenes pregame ' It beams =bow forthey bad ass* inedy hi nwasrleg 'o pen. The hatiniesewe lege a weethiti to the ether. (Req.) r H. W. BARRON bap* it worsla be rOmmbired _A it wee elk et Sii death* ir tree Walk thetas Imam Meson Weald lie Mad* to ,helesd—at.. at Ina. aseld remember it. He weal soh* the hose that shames had bus ids, is the last lbw yeses,r luglhh Milmos* of sem* eight i z er for meek.= 2L is te ll erteset il 414 . 1 / 4 :e a l l being . the 111011 1"1"114 , 101/ . 110:111 " t:07 =sabers ogee tbe p.lb ' sem sew shoo to he vet*, especially Use the Mena is Irelasdoes im from being at ma esd, wee abesistely imerea t ia same digests t He re glean th is as a 'Op in the diseepsi by the z = meat, sod sae that mold bell Italia eal , Mr. J. O'CONNELL. mil& Pal the samasa • awl OAS Is. brine, he mod MA engasitieje, _neseetogsa fan to tske Awe poises ism ismimesidentlem. The Rest was, to step the eats OE* s e wedg as ia the west *Leland. Fa this perms the r h e :st oz ras Were ir file immothoisst ; the allswasse to the peer to be ; a* geoesseset eagle to take the ty epos en • Woe. The oder paha way, to glee send* to tommis is their Whey ; whereby th ey wield be simisilled to eur. Nemo sow emberters, home they. were erelPit„to have ell As frets takes away from them . . Mr. REYNOLDS Mt booed to date that Is had beard et ztx of the gowismeat with Stamp el asemised sat* The well-tested posh of the Obasselhe of the Exekupter, he was ewe* mold be mei he es the iest aide of the thermal. • The • mum Wu tele Woes* wm expended` it the employmot 'et M be lad ezposted p that • witabaugesesaft wade have killed the as s ew ewe likely to bode the eatetly. The ether remand meestwes would be issemplete, Wee the mesas wen gives he ireeteig the Jewett acdsmanindos Is 111. west of IrelmA Ile had bad Nets swims, ell metal* Mime. la Galway ; the sesposies el metes web there had been mat isiarieme, a* It wee es genial that they should be resumed es early se posible. (Oen et " Divide.") Omni bus. =oboe levies upd the withaveral of i apporAths. it eras withdraws, 'mad - the votes et po.oool. 41110,1100 L were seveselly even to. 1110 WIN dies resoled, mad the repeat wee ordered to be weaned es Meshy. MARRIAGES BILL. Led 3. RIBMILL haves expressed he realism to poet =X the other orders et tea y, is atter th at the sa lamis es th is bill mink seemed, Mr. WORTLIT said he was pelmet, reify to po es with the bill ; hot be believed Jae - bad hes sew Maar destine that the debate thole set be esemed eat see Vele*. (" Gs es, p es.") Mr 14. INGLIS raid it was Is Ike emellesinset the bombe, shadier the right has. tit mither Mash had set him Mit sand the he weal& sot May es this soli* after mks eolith. Wen he to di INN wee sot rebel& Ng: esedem would winos' that nigh:. (" Tee, yee.") him. gentlemes who mid " es, did set know that hie sight les. hired himself (Mr. Winne) meld probably emery two bon. (Hear. ► hem) lar. WORTLEY naked that be bed said he hoped the debate woad sot woe es ohm see Wenn. Bet if it wee the pont feeling of the bore thee ft shield be premed* with, se it appeared to be, be was pile no* Is p es. The Clerk at the Table woe Nee posseding with the ohms et the day which stood Were the - Opuses debate es the Manias" an, with a view to their who ei R. INGLIS sea thet.he &Nail mos dm, t *the hose if the sight les. soliames peeing the patios am the hose at that hem. Led J. HIIIISILLL said *he meld do wee be giO sob time he the damns. of th is peaks me be meld spare hem cr u s tess msessres of poise _lseponesee. This was a V m*l Ma 4 Ned he pees up yesterday for ile g liessellea. bat ls was aloha* semosay to posed selit the mosso seleting is poked. Ow, bear.) Ho bs sooladed shot, be asaid denethimg more this pewee the ether aria% is seder to e i r s Aa: egiormateg she nom leg the alsomeeka et the EEL lie* them leme it be the hoes to dolormis• 11/bidlir they wean gm ca with it se set. Mr. V. SMITH said that so perms sesta led kelt with the edam lad le most tar the way be seed as to this bill, bat be did mot that they would mike any propel by pre. weans with it that might. (Hear, hear.) • Mr. AGLIONBT wished to bow the some at say mem ber vibe left thew ho mailer the impreedea that the debate mold se be .marsh. Sorely if hoe gesammen memo se divide is are the debate wee nomad must 9 Abet, there was so nom why they sold sot ide if it was or* missed at 16 abases past 9. (Hear, hem.) • ADMINISTRATION OF lIISTIC II (MSTROPOLITAN DISTRICTS) BILL. Oa the make et the ATIVANZI-GANILL this bill was Mimed to a wise smashes. MARRIAGE BILL—ADJOURIIRD DEBATE. Os the motes that the atoned debate be resumed, St H. INGLIS wine the Onmesmot el the beam Ih. HENLEY said, is sower to the question *the boa. umber fee Ceabeneonit, the Lord Ashley had left the hewn Mr. WORTLET said be regretted the abeam of the nab herd the menthe he Bath. Ha ortainly said that the Mete woad des be rammed , .fist 9 o'clock , ... bet he ova moss le give way please to that Mho He eilaala be more maims =ethos thee - (Imeekter.) The how them divine ea the edjontmeat et the hose : Fee the miPernmest APaig The Male ins that reamed by Mr. BugritlMY, who sai4 that the ehmemetesses made *doh be Wm shoot to sesame the diammes ell this pates WO net saleented to inept. his Whill Silialilase, win Ikengh be had se hit the dignity et Ohmic...o w home eftegoe eirm spe s e se eles kar tit s tal er is, g ere d .1. 4 tar._Ottawa). lad the bee. ate leers* maim he math Oh. R. Palma). Those hes. sod to is* . ass bed sonewed the brae of the peak& TM bee. ma hosed nexisher he Plymouth hod dimieetly a— ' that the law they won sew Measeing must rests the handstio et the tibiae kw, and that if so am. Whites it 1161.111sechgeo was to be freed I. the &Maslow they were set paid* is prohibiting them by the law of am. That woo the point, above all ethos% es *ilk Its whhed to rest his arpreass. He believed that if the • but.. law bad bees dear sad aeries m this paint the quake would mover boo bees messed. (Hasr, • hew.) It bed hese eesteeded that 'the - " d the Melee law wee naisesi 'lam , by la M eli st MO el Willem is this iswility. To thee Nattomat ; am lei. Thu tended ird Wm dillaseady viewed lea by eleapases *the anal el Salha ES h/ MOWllloa Ives au* er body hg mileims; mei smeniahlatmettoleibeethimanget exp paleahrehms - owe &MA If the peeldbilke weld ast it rAZ l Alt e ; the anise law. Mbar wistakkedisea wore magenthely en • 0 0ae si zasos opiem the dillailibee d do , le Ma very 116711Itimmoillise. They had se eigb aca t=re: Me ila immmisies et en. 'The names et the wat • pale remealied the of the n = 6 lsere .6 ../bidi bet mad* ...laid hos. v emele bg thellagln ial leo Ms bustles ss Ist the maim . Mr. A. B. HOPE speed that it was *Numbest es these who opposed the modest to thew that iho loollAg . * • eleleheei via the Imo M Gel ; bet to istoosklossi is ihdir anamiag Yates trier liedeftwe wee set rap% is lo argue the trietire it medal rem& It was • mateski Mop is the arhilleotto hew **taro: Whiff* topsestat blealsielip to *piety. Thelges of Wee wen •U who add gist; midi Waif immatel• Woke* adgiot be emus* to be se them As toter elbow dug Vest the witing etate i Ttl a he k 4 to iemenlin, _that the If the Oho thee Irmo - in lisol4 doe the • =me *duo it sight; it would eels M emweelding •to emeallinege .ea weal farm. It bed be.. sesead that the wee • pew mate= tile. Ile Modal the of that mendes, sad s the hes besit whidt bad be* pressated to par ses* os tb *Wm** When was than* be heed ho ha Pew of thdliesk say *sores of evideses easel* hem he lam dame en losses behalf it wee peeesetied he bill wee Weigle howse4 ? He to s* that the bees weal sot tltileasedels te wadi • *el hemp is dm motel laws of oearths& se elm* ) d *smith as ikess-whitio I b7e; leged.' (11041sem • - he G. GMT WA be was heiress as briefly as pos. Ibis to mote tie rem* whisk istlesOd blot to lot mead mew of his bill; sad M that k thehe be relieved hum he amessity ef entering M any ~ the illittt er hosaaos he agreed fist it had been , • the able measles . * be* shies ea ho totololt una. ibe Se weal& est eater *to *seeded ef the seol an bosom he wedervelest its iegalleseo, bat beaten he • did sot hi* hat e quad* of whether these minisges wars peehibi th eed ley the weed of Gal was WW, to naive a way toalobotory ethaties is that keen. (Haar, Isar.) Se had lima at - a km ti theene is *het way Ohs to " he audeleity of as demi° had be.. used is the dis assoloss. [ If.* it wee mesas the woke* of domesrly fathom, ee of the paws* nand* or the eseirdessiesi sallso thy he width gist defenses was rid prier to the rehear di% he meet ea, that be amid set stare [mesh weight to tad oralhattly, if he did, it mast leadwaded eddy hoped the somiseise at 'elfish tiny 'wen ogri t WIWI" ; aid, houlit Ist daemons a fanned is e oaths se [ stool repesseat to Onalliaa ••••• PS had Me se ease sew- greed I s o b e=ed se pathhislias whisk rim be believed, to he mod Worths sif .. 'C z ar, [hem) IL es he Wen bead. that , mai wee mad dm stathidee slew tames t se it be e % tlio ur esWiebistime he member Oar Cambridge. II 'dm birth* 'the Carina. hank 'weissWill wi ll Y t is [Me realm, thea he amid set See hew that anthislop • osehl be the& is Avon of • Immoral imen-whish was asersealmed to seabed of that eitarch; but ',Obi [ to di thp settees el des. sealm.... (Hem, hear.). hews onaissi 4p o th u d i restiest [vrisio • Meese to its shoats spat sodsty, he diathegreet preposderease a srvigagat. sid of hats upeaShisktkoseargumeste wee kthaed, was ie foveae of he othiratisa of the esiethe law. (Hear, hear,)_ At the more time he mated. that with am sidsrable diddle* sad he wield sot lay that the ausetion was out be whisk there wee se doubt. rhe MU of NM liad 4 . media set IS mine--Te Ohl, .a . Addeo* objeet ; teal Is . * that thi muds, 4 fns 4it oil's need to A* dim; boss most wed and beset:id, the *Were • Ito remove the meeessisty -is • greet dale of had bees somensted preens to 1e36., In he • • a( thalismeat, liowersc, [ esesisse dame. was tr tosei theab at *tined •S haste of ste maribgis that met all iP tret i he setae lima the bill maip all had takes plan penbas be W3B_ . Il l i tl a w ' S rla Cl bees the east of [has eat ? It wee segarias dos has thet ro wr ip i/ mt weald be, ssimhm _a beadle apes sod Img by ity • **a s they by Ns Rare' 1 miti°l4 msase Wh i r are woe, the a=teek phis in 1 t ip t o=o Albs pesphyille it: 9 th: marriages,which Is be Apse* le • t altogether afforest has heid et& sa t i . Thais woolen *OM OM blemitook to show that MIT of sot bees t • stop Le%he: -set [of MC hid lmt meths* pu to din, paha* to • lane limited neat this before. (Hear, Marl ta_additils , to' the remiss mid*. hod bus 1 tollestsek eo o °`• the hitotiote of Mate is vas icestr7 Of weft •••41.11e I. lOWA Who memo Willa Mmgistely is [ They bad the mayhems al ghee mosabies to . him There wee s ti o ns =bt that the m ewl as to eon satins me whom , had disputed that the pre iodise with, • • te then manages, then bring we absolute . of them earrisetom did . sot add enough.* ihe rester part, of the Nesse of *dope NMI* Valet. hal* He had not loud any alleged* het the ens el the ify law in Europe or America bad boss seek es W just_ the expectation of essay of those evil etesersesess which .It woe apprihthded would melt is this esestry. (Hear, bear.) He treated therefore hat they would set dieepPohd the hopes sad co- Matt"d these whe were be irlag to a cheep. He woke °plaice may ; he yoke fee so penes le this Mew He had osthenerth to give greet sdestioe to tics 'Wee, clad be 11 ° , oodlotoolo 4 to doh, as briefly as he meld, the renew whisk hdapid him to gin a eke la favour 0 the mooed reedieetd lam Ma ine R. H. INGLIS held that the ordinate of mar rises, es for as she iedivideele wen cothene4, was dinetiy governed by he New Teeameat; bat, with re spect a the shut of penes% then was so authority [ whatever is the New Testarasst; sell la the meat ins portaat Maths ofillie II seem* to ban pleased Almighty God 1 to leave his modutes [whitest auy . authority os the subject *lea sepsamilled to the New Teammate, we to* Imo on thienthalhe CM Tutliamat. If we did hie, we found no regeblise, eampt Leveler ; if we took Levidsus, we must the the lea duple mad those Tense to which Invent to. lessee had hese ve ies He held that Wes they were u z:i paved to lobe *at all its solemaity ng the most nesse sail maesisathus attsatioa—and when they bad takes it Wee prepared to dial with it as those tams of isteipestaties while they thee honed to apply to all other webby., _there would be left so word of God, se ' [ hodep tee • skied* is the wet laws teat Mad* of )11h. _Ho saw that many relations is Ns wen eat aseadosed it all in he shaper la qthetion, but the *apes seausethed with weeds more sonata the [ say elan aehess to the people of God ia may swedes of God's We*, sad be tee* that we wne warned, we, in the Lest aged the meld, as well it those to whom the me- E s were aillsomedi. to beware of cereals things which had , 1 144 140010. of Cow. The general principle was, mss *odd atit awry any that was near of ki* to him. If 'hat am takes as • gem* proposition, ail ehish Mho,* was as hustled* of it i ; : but ft Zest wry it forth to every sped/* nseam to it ought to be applied, and *lees they were no podia wise* that bemuse the law of God did not po thole** meniage els use with his awe daughter such mals=wee penile* they wen bound *bend elly to sum = is theorise( the serials of • mesa with ewe dens whisk was hairs* prohibited in the case Ohs iambi, et • mien with her hu'lend's brother. Ile weld se epee with the isadasions of the hos. end Woad sasealma tar Beetheseeese. It was bid dews hat am should set awry his Ifireeelavow, UM it hawed railof remosieg OM aims dwell *t o g a : ewe Is the ems • theme era hi* the wife of two WM. *ea, • kbe sup ** • maa Wilt may tire listen ? (Hoar, Mat.) Puma • meths himself to be ea* of those who wished that tie hissiebet bad Wiser Ulna pima, bet that he hoses led soda NAM with its bides of E seem years= illoetll llesallialt.lhigitititigtitee. 4157(S il i s r G. Grey) eal sew the owe wee *wed, se a royal sommissioa bed hese hosed. His right hoe. hided he member he Thilealdey bad so &salmi the statbdeal evideme Ci t= W ee dist eteemission that thotheesibille bit he him nosy Weed* only repeat his with that illimmwedos bad one lbws diaiiinod Of their »pen be wadi say, that in his aphis. its., had sae hem laid upsa the table we us wake Id ordistiegmblood a body. It lees kismet is av wt. The hos. swabs, he Dendrite hal ishallsood a rah esey ash ihresing the value of pedisisertity tem* ekes, le# esinthing that nay i n shoal& athhastieste bis tometiss - idtiohis suss. Bat in this case they moo* to hen bona ashamed of their welt, for 1 10 t • *lapisi= [ bed • eamereppeadal to it. (Hear, bear.) lie . dirmillee, hates postal em was is he hell ea his mid beesese, so lir from setam*toltil this bal s a . , i s e any 'plebe ea the 'Asis he law of w • his measure peepoeed to self ito lott lam be begerase that thb law ins sos moody t ' Irw, but is also • a eoafesaisa tof sit tie* is I .Wiholt Nary, Mit ; he Te -121111111 •4101• 11 that the mem* was anew *the ekes d doe elegy et %Weak sad it might have, Wed, to the flesibis of the laity et onus` she, midis by • he people 1 a beim' N weer essehisewl • paha eatems. As to the [ wean of 111, whom vine ea suet a subject were lidded to ihir oesidieratiem their opinions, their hasp, were wholly sategsaitio ito title sosesan. One =laity el he Mabee obstostrt, a lady of c to *lce the saidee t ilististal herself dist, were him the stoesure esnied, sal h i d side" mho shelties itesseghy Odense( et "se el *era. (Great kiedhew.) Ho *Nee that the illemee tosplevred ups dreemmithesoe ought an to bi eels* s minde to the peeped a bluets* ; bowdes hot was has deem had adreashisied thdr inquiries wiat s tl i g:. mem* wbbikihrieldeelsode et the meter te them navies* dal *at the remelt ins a wry ..siren egos whisk he tidied any mere le tem" " whese a 3= h preassoiel pool he if sot preplat hoe. He eas resins to udead, wherever 'he esslll, the roottoollbl..._ heehaw of an hie idlowsreatures, bat be meet net someliklieit away Messes, of what yes his duty, above by aU, whoa • that duty vas viably Mete* to hie the alai oat will at Gel, . and sue Ism as whoa be hosed that Wad eta will estelloaea by his own dew* is • weener se wasssivecal as to leave set the dialed &el& Be *seem the bill he the eke ef the hefts dem #llleglosol—lor the sake of ail = l s *bond ef he dace' peigh WA, and he he sew ese of people of WINN. *ON Zi tCrootokt lo o k r o l l a ble4 p et itill =wl la easy piddles it pit to dre i lleies: •We ils go b n ti b lCret h at hes hum ems *Net the gleggigeW it win 2 r .li s t i o billowed it ism; that the NM ado geopepod was isimr, to Os ward of 0.41-11 it woo this, MI he .it on s. wee , that ft was osatssay Is he ailed sad will dike vaned des*; if so dm* whatever be 2rdito ban lioaidasel Wish *hid the lag 1100 asi W thee beds tat item ' sembrdedly Mersomans - (kilt he nee of the weft* el HMOS Was' Ibis be Woe** he hems sot to ditegb e= sr at i r i a !held,tottiot. he the mks el a leery s ig h o omigfooodislei, to ememit as eel whiel would sith late the weir 4 the gesetlameti the peep* AChoseet)... Wpm the moths el Mr. ?Isms, he is** ins id ioms* 'The boas adjosesed et balkiest 11 Vela*. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 5, 1849. Cosh of Cha d iicery woald give then mks. altar *ay had bola oped. THE COURT. Te aeb ileilisk to tis ci very lett . tat the Piaui li t: Bo ot the lowalass espplemeatary to the repeal oh the amigo- 1 Ji" kwla whisk he is kaown to ban had =piper reties, sad which are, it is believid. now For as thole siesta= ea, of nein, be in tiol a llef i t eldpowaer heat Norio= and seelusive btrs lih end tfteadveategea, they. might, if alwr ig" l "__ _,_t OM. die iota of a few wsveringpesee• at Os m a r m = tactics= lords as are at :mina's STARLET ' trades gyms mess. for desertiag their mak, impellens bider , who, after all,ls mere dangerous to his friss& than to his epposents. It is, isenamer, due to the ' r due whose interests the matures will abet, that then should' bee's@ .little dilly se pomade in the promulgation of thel details in whisk they an se meek ooneersed. - Thee can be little doubt as to the points on which Mr. LABOIJCHZII will propane remsaial legislation. First, there are the Light Dues; imposts whereby thole eminent proteetionists, the • Meatus and Moe Brethren of the Trinitrimaess of the United _Meadow, lanecessmily add to the pa =gal? thsna of that navigation and eammersial manse of which they are, in weeds at least, sash devoted friends. The burthen of these does on our shipping is in itself a serious disadvantage to the shipowner sad a heavy tax on klieg- - T; O 7 = t larba" Mary committeashave at intervals ex their abuses and suggested remedies; bat so lotig as the eavigation laws were allowed to exist undis turbed, the shipping inter= had a motive for todentome is regard to them. - Now, however, that their protectica ii rmieg sod may almost be said to have every disa dvantage Fill wild' they an eabjoctod mat et agues be.re =What the ausseities el the Bees rennin is te..place ill Ueda In the United Leirdoet nit the management of oae seateat board coanuted salt:' the eseestive government, sad compelled to sepeettlaiir proesediags annually hi parliament By oink a board, . the expenses. o the light• would be *wax teamed owl thippieg Weld only to soh cm tent's would defray the reduced expenses otatinige- , meat, and not maw, Trinity Home ettrangsace and dienerbills. Laid year Mr. LABOOMMIL iatrodend a Mal ie ts mildeet; butit wee,matcennstely, &lilting, insisena, • It left the lights_coder the as=sael the Trinity-home= and el the. 43mitob t birds, but mac their peoessdiege milieu to the realist of a central baud. This Ants a com plex aid alas* uppitent t oat which would cot han belt thought eon:apt ftwes the,approhnslea that a co sileagefif refta* wo ad be anariCeptatile to, re Dukeof Wiu.rairroir; to Whin. ilir Zourtrour and hie brethren rue sod whims in their distress. It, is, thee, to be hoped that another yeses deliberations may have loftoed . more outage into Mr. Ltit4uF cases, whom constitutional timidity at times inter feres with his gqod intentions • and his sound principl es. Thhn there is the birdies which a compulsory number of amnions imposes on the shipmecer. This mast, oir Nurse, bynames:l when his protect= is abolished. It is UONDosi in prialiple, and a source of =pease in poetics. - The shipmaster has jut se midi sight, morally,to navigate tie ship as he plunk to employ such man and bop ils he thinks are most far his own individual benefit, as Mr./nos, the pricer, bas to all Ws tea and eager, or Mr. Gnus, the , mercer, to dispose *ums ribbons by what number of " young men" he chootte. •The state can have no moral right to say to the shipoweer alone of all the trades in the country," Too shall conduct your =shwas in sach and such a manner is order to pro vide and rear a rase of seamen to be impressed, whoa necessity requires, into the royal navy." Let the state educate its own lads and rear its own seamen. And WI it is doing at all the naval ports and in every ship of war afloat. There can, then, be no pretence for longer forcing a compulsory number of apprentices on the commercial marine. Its own interests will best affix the number it requires, as do the interests of every other trade. Next, there is the subject of what may be termed the internal economy of navigation. Something bag been dose to improve • the character and raise the qualification of the touters of our commercial 'hipping. A gebm of voluntary examinatiod has been established Muter the ilithority of the Board at. Trade which has already dime ekes good; but which will produce muck more whith thipreastre of free trade shall have taught shipowners the vales of competent and imßeootsd masters, and the heavy burthen of drunken and ignorant skippers. Bat hitherto nothing has been attempted tonsure and enforce good conduct on the part of the enema of our commercial marine ; and their bericonduct and disorderly habits have been a much greater cause of the deems in re putation of British skipping than reciprocity treaties. It is really not too muds to my that at precept the law leaves& ship entirely at the mercy of any diem derly.bincignerd who may be shipped. Wanting the power to opera and punish him, his leaven leaveneth the whole mass; sad ship, cargo, and mas ter are at the disposal, of the crew. The consequences are that cargo is Wes in foreign bot toms ; that their freights rule higher in foreign ports; that their =mace is lower i and that the British shipowners property is injured because his muter is inefficient - and his crew &or derly, and, of coarse, expeasive. Any measure sup plementary to free trade in nailgation must apply some remedy to this state of things. Having secured competent masters, the legieleture must gin those masters the legal powers of enforcing discipline and of punishing bad conduct. And this power will be fir more valuable to the British shipowner than all the protections he is about to lase. It will outer substan tial advaatages on him: for it will improve the con duct of a race which has all the materials for being the beat seamen in the world; and by their eland= it will enable him to defy all oompatition. i The CHANCELLOR or THE Renown's =nisi ties will, we suppose. prevent Mr. LABOUCHERE from now proposing that the shipowner atoll have all his timber on the same terms on which the larniture maker i already bas his wood, viz:, free of all import duty. But the difference thus made between one trade sail another is clearly most unjust ; and though bur den of these duties may not be great cm the shr.p owners, they are so objectionable on principle, as being a tax on the raw material of his manufacture, that they really ought to be repealed at once; and the lightest. of their weight en **Ping is an argu ment for their immediate. abrogation ; foe just in pro aged= u they are light, so are they unproductive to the state. That Mr. Luovcruses supplementary measures will do something on all these points we are confi dent ; but we cannot help pressing on his attention the drarablity of letting the pubM know at ones what it is they will do. The Quoit had a Olsoer party yesterday at Buck ingham Paws. • The enqeay =fadeded the Deane. of HDaneest, the Berea mg Beeleele de Dreamer, she Dine ine sel Belitst. pine NA Desk" el Reziesalie, Lady Anent arm, Berens M Open. the Meriplenid l[nabieserdNMaWbr,theLeltwenan, tialllAht Hoe. Sir Robin sad Ledr 'Pad, That.-Ceionl di, Mee. Gawp , Eel, sad Clepteia Fisaeis &smear. The bind et the livisent •Reese Guards see is allesaina Wei la des pains. (Fres lest tight% Gamboa eigswit Oincl, MAY 4. Member Mused to serve la this moat Parliehteat Ilw the borough ef Sheffield. - -Joh/ Artier Roebuck, Esq., is the room of Henry Gawp Weed, laq., who has s .z.x. Duos 01 8 , 6000 4 at her Majesty's alkali Rs CAMBRIDGE COTTAGII, 4.1111, MAT 2.—The Duke of Camtwidp has base goosed to appeiet Edward Rutty Mk, Reg .to be Royal ilighosee'eleageea sad Apothe eery at Kew. COIENDISION BY TM LORD I.I3I7VINAST or OLOV cuoraweutax,,R. G. Butaiii, Goma, to be Lieuteoeut in the Royal Gloacestenkire iseca of H.ussr Yoramary..., COMMISIONB BY 11113 LOILD LIIIUMIANT 40, NorentaiA3MUlts.—T. G. A. Perkyos, Rap, 4. be Gap , rata ; G. N. Naas, Gam, Ivbe Cloquet, to the Swathwu Regiattut of Retdagliluaaldri7owaaary Canby. parißUl;ENscsawD:Ta:raell M: stada ßOßit Cg ustween TWlßt Unto two to three VoleAtompler &molar mot to *Us. who wfrlitesa ma lai thi lle.li Z i • e y go:PaRY.III4 ti tgetergliitt lns sit tillit mss. fII a p t =g P t si ttirsisa lira 1 ral vi siamitott'ef VW wear; ma siihintit Ito IF Pow tt Se ha tits last mated, be Imam to Mir, NA reholty disk. wad 'Modell to IA dors to lit ear. Several of his friends proud removed him from the room, Ma in the rearm of their dela, so he npired without a waggle. Mr. Farr and ether medical ipsatlrenea were mat ix bet, as their arrival, it wat (mad that thekr awidame wee Mao avail. Mr. Tube wee a Quesn'e maw' and ilimiliamislior of the musty palatine of Lamaism. He was ',Walter of anew SllllOllOOll. In addition to bin " Lit* of the Me Lori /11dcm" he wee the author of ntati7 valuable Hi sto th e vortarly, dilly, sag ease fauvism's. His may will re moved se his own radiator, it being aoseidered by the aa- Mattis@ *Man inquest was aamosisery. , YORK, NEWCASTLE, AND • BERWICK RAILWAY. • • RESIGNATION OF MR..HUDSON. (Deer cren Bepearal • • You, MAT 4.—A special wad*/ et this share heiders of this railway company wee lad We today, kr the purpose a aresieng doe *ea at NW matt ep tdaOd tho bra i =o_srli dos 4 11 4 la *else kto the awes Nook a smog trim seseetais, et ea eikeksthosnmoina filingasseeke the= hemeeesmesi theNhation, end auditing a he latedate theakirsof the saimay generally: • lk, Rustles, the charm= (sang, as it we =the rasa, =kr advise), was sot preseauzik , la epos, Mr. Plows, sad Mr. Richardson, members of kola* ad Mr. Davis, the depstychairman, were in af.- kedesse, the lest aimed patlemas astag as &anal stihe meeting. The CHAIRMAN. Is °Pala, the bagstawmi tle a t mea,—usaumass, I basest nost deeply the pelehl abeam tibia have readered necirearp, fet Ihe assam It the chairmen of the etannay, for nie, se the msa, 'oaks tha chair. I oaly hope that la of the duty I have to perform you will eremite ' gear, s o so w imd co-opseatat (Cheese.) Podium. I had better sow all spea the seesetary to vead.the arab tisemear. . It. SECRETARY having read the adnetisement the TTit i t in AlßMA H asid before peoeseding farther with the balsas el the tmes, assidee it my dopy to read to cos a. ate,. eddread to the vice-chairs= sad to the di names, ham Mr. Hams,. dated this manias. It is as follows: • 6‘ Gestlinnalt haying been admitted to ms by a depu ted= of dos that in their judgment it would be for the interest of the oomp h sy that I shead rap the elks of dinetoe, Las hate no atalia la at sae menplyips with their wishes. I had thought that it woad have append aslyjust that no swan of this character skald have Idea Cruntil that fell inquiry into the slain of the company tales pas, is the propriety of which ell parties ancar, anise ere aserteely that myself; but as the costrasy =atm asses* to however Wahl, I may amide& t=isto bear Maw Malt, I yet bow to the Was hatt bees maned to me. .. . " Lam, gentle:ass, Ours truly, ; • " Geo. Runes.. " flbs Vise-Charms a and Wasters of the York, . Iffeweirde, sad Benda Railway gosepanc.' The realm of this letar ra sieedied With, loud Ames from the shavelooldess gone . att. fluxes wed that report of the committee an the Grist North el lingiead purchase secant, be maned and adopted Olear.) Ms.,LOVE secosdad the mods. As aufficlant time he& heft given to every shareholder to forma coned japan, es the report which wee the rash of the inquiry eafrat to the committee, he Mt it asseartsry te dwell es k; was sosibiest unmet* would do that judos to the la nes% a the committee whisk mass, (Chan.) The thane= having pat the BARSTOW mid, es myself and my brother auditor, Mr. Itiebudeon, are is some measure implicated by one I clause at We report, I may be permitted to lei a few weeds. I shell only address myself to that partialer peaks of the report_ which relates to us, leaving those pate et it labia so to badeata others to be dealt with by them, Thoperta the repot which refers to the auditors is w The audit= NM to have inisappeehended their du is maim their seenate; they limited their es to a comparing of the bask book in which are entered * diremers'.ekeqaes, with the entries hi the joornalliffpg., They have Soitiliff lisquised the goodwilla of eral eentreetee-a mode of exasaisation which . 7 -4 etas tart be utterly mirthless." I to remark os that being perfectlc ~slow that we eseated the dudes wrested to - as to the beet of oar power esti ability, we wee forward fladmely atidepsely tofeasthismeedes,lealealtbe ad to &eland oar esalset. (Chews ad lama theater*. psederetag.) Led theuph, under thereat eiresmstasse, *a odium whisk bee been east upon railway masegement has run down railways fore time, I fad oesklent that the committee shoat to be appointed will de as jades. There is oar entry is which it appears we have overlooked a small error. That sant in Mr. Baker's amount, where there. is a small error in the division—the total,however. rem slang perfectly correct. The error is in rat, or too little being put down for the charge for consamion, and rather too ma k ter the perchase ; but the total of the two together is wrest. Oa balsa Le.. the amentata is the ledger we found that them two small ernes assay baleseed each other, end tot disco arise that they were errors, w e them. them. gliases, with one or ten faint team r. GLYNN, of Newcastle,. mach interreption, contand•d floss then was so power residing in the enders as the sbassladdass to appoint them committees of ineemi flatkom (" Oh, oh.") He wee maiden that be took a souad.view of the matter when be moved es en amendment that no further committee be appointed. (Nimes.) It having been objected that the hon. proprietor ens not in order, there being no anti= /Of the appointment of a committee before the meeting, The original modes wee this pot end carried almost anactimously, cooly two or three bands being held up lota The Hon. Mr. DUNDAS, M.P. —He would move "that the thanks of the shareholders are due and are hereby presented to the committee ler their able report on the Great North of England Purchase Account." Tan had been certain expensed Warred by Mr. Prance, what, as they were for the benefit of the shareholders, he wee mos they would Oct wish hits to bear. He would, therefor*, add to the resolution, "and that the expenses of priadag and issuing the report, together with all other expenses incurred by them consequent at the inquiry, be paid by the com p altr." Mr. THOMPSON, of Sheriff Hall, seconded the reaotu tios was the. Pot end carried unanimously. idr. PRANCE begged to return thanks in his own name, and that of his colleagues ou the committee, for their kind aporeelation of the maser is which they had executed the teak assigned to them. (Hear.) The committee at starting bad laid down to themselves two dudes—dm first, that the strictest secrecy should be observed in the progress of their investigation—that nothing that occurred in the committee- MOM should be allowed to transpire . beyond its wall,. And that duty he Wend they had aridly per formed, es that no person at of doors knew m eting of their prottediogs untq the report wr in the hands of all the proprietors. The sened the committee bad laid down wee, that the in should be esseleeted with the •strietest ivisrtial2i st r ea d that their decides await be pronouns& th and calmness, la a less the farthest removed from myth* like intemperate or prejudice. (Cheers.) That they had enocceded is this might, be thooght, be inhered from the feet that a commataeonstinted of strangen, previarly halm to sash ether-.of different habits and pursuit, and the lit4tof that osesmarily without any participation in the rbkh bl e t erell th i s ectuated haselfand M. Lento the daft en , bad pronounced an tandems verdict within 24 boars shot evidence had eland. (Hear, hear.) Mr. LOVE ski yetareed thanks, es a imesbar of the committee, for W baled which had bees done pia. Mr. BULL, of Lesko, said that it was in ear of the reselutios of their bite chairman , as nson, be sa ppiest In wee justified in falling hear) —that • pro's Wel l that the remaining members of the dbecilos be I equate& to retain their aloes until the shareholders should hate the oppanaity of resosetresting the board." Mr. KIPLING, u g h ulingtos, seeonied the neoluties, and trusted that thoutare ha bah much eseitemest sad mach difference of opinioa on these quakes. that this aopositios would be received in the same spirit in which it had been prepared end suggested. The object was sot to rajas** any mu, but to do that which wee best for the in terests tithe emptily. The present directors must seem sadly, from their experience, hate a larger moan of know lege coaneeted witlathe managemest of the cospenz es tr d may equal number of reatiams that goad be from the general body an kinholders. • • Mr. STAGS wished es know how lag itwe istomi bi ed that atm• septet and anal, dilators lassla , asissin offiee ? 10k, tilt, sad bass.) He did sot usdastead the dirr• with which his Ithesetatiess hal bees met. atislaY (Liverpool) had bad the loans lately to serve eat ammittes cm the Midland grease from wila a hoped geed would result, as he had a Ault it would lute. He peseated - they had higher dt#side brain then votes of thesis sad peespzralstb_thejlt dtersten he ca seated to 'mot the := l . o y believed, teem ell be bad inard, tia! ar ks: tstho ai or doni f the venn iatereole praiw ei th: a casegsay era Bet andm he wes . If they ChM to aped him sea at e, t he a meal assay; said it wee with. flit that lat t . as ks tiparkin state his close as is •fa y pagrellisito Tli• barn. was procoodiag to vela intkeessimmet Aeildikalle - lisidroa is tba alt "Pm lIILLIZZOLDIZ nee r to M irds r ohmage that the walla aka diresestiag related to %bedbug's, gay, set a the easelat titre wis e. Mr. SIDNEY bad no wish to peatidgella Data away one else, bet bothentst it mostapreperier =ta t limas in the asides of en audi i to o r p n w essesstahts tae vooksee. He shad& be to Ise the pansighe °l l Laa itoopo. WI wod o l i =" l 4 bo oomfbfflty a any orausios es the poet as.. • • lir..=olll'Bol4, of 150 Hall„ Mamma 4,1 b• York 1 committee, weal& iterear the i gies which bass put ' Mae' length et - Ate SAM te are psi a tea,* their japan% is Tigard texiwia,fato¢.. dike bdird- VW** P t " sail these Maim vela 'Way aka with Mee lea to yale Rya thar ' asslsiess edam tint some yep le sessmay is thommitiades et b l; the esa they ro weft asamose fiest the siterail bin ln bat daidag erlistlasedwald — =et . ' or *or nave atilt* easel of ki anakas what let•otStalsalb ma is It Mikkadeahlsaiti bar°. rt i t be i r " I " "kr endseadaL (Ohossa.)- " • the . ,gk e e,.l A fintsteerassn ales& wakes. less ha threatened to rags ? If set, whet WY the Of Mk lima ID Moir (Hael.) The CHAIRMAN handed that they had not tendered their rasignatione. thrfisaannouns : Theo, if they have not tendered resigeations they are still our directors, and the motion si L ase suili ll o y a_trpt then agreed to. r i MOMPSON (Moat. Hall) roes to propose the ap pat a emanuttes of inquiry ; and ihnilfth tit" An ' Pentla in be 6hreatented with a vigorous oppoaitsini by,Mr. Clinfe.,Ep, still ventured to hope the motion world be.ear ded. (Hen, hoar.) The idea of appointing such a reirmaittee fist soggested itself to his mind when the ac annO Were ,put to the hands of the shareholders to . 'womb.: lad, 110, the opinion wee s=ei r... 4. the daaMal statement they in February, at the lull -Yearly meoviag ; mg w hen Mr. Pram made the motion be did, he felt *nit weld not be deferred. Without 'further remark he would tied the moolationt he proposed : " That a committee In now appointed to investigate the aids of this company, and to report thereon from tide to You. to the shareholders ; that the tonstigation embrace all as Mgt talindilditalt mattees,and things, in the past andw to n ;eat annegemegit, the comaslnse shall. think greine bate, , am& tint the sommittee hive power to call for and pmetae al/ im,, papers, books, and documents, in the gate* or un the control ot the company; to employ such sentionann•=nginsers. rotational, or ether assistanes *IF tbe be them to conduct such investigniou as Is py de4 neensery, and that they belastriseted to and ,bets to time with and Co make such saggations to the board of directors on therub bly* Of ires"" A l tl i r s peopmed contracts for works, bills is s / ur eir oftkprr i nt operations es they may think Rep of the proprietary ; and that the MEM. glides to the shareholders co co the future siergeleasKaglin.eampany's affairs. o That Set Isi cement of the following gentlemen : , ...Damn Wlseres, Esq., of Edinburgh ; James Leech ,man. Esq., of Geramew ; John Kipling, .Esq., cf Darling tost ; John Shield, Esq., of Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; Horatio Love , Beg., -of the City pt London ; the Lord Mayor of Tusk ; Ralph Park Phantom, Esq., of Newcoutle.upon- Typo—and to fill up any nromeir *IS may 0114111 f." Xr. GOODMAN, of Lestis,semonded the resolution. He noggin as railways bad been Merl to an undue elevatioa • taw years so Ind they of late been unduly depressed. He Atitidak that thispeonsittee wee to be apptlated lessen ha ee.eelvsd that It might ward many sliltise which, at present, inespied on the public sand to the disad vantage ci railway _prourtift gad restore conAcienee. _ Mg. RAY loqulred - ser the gentlemen nominated on the emanitter were Aki or mom shareholders, or if any one of theatres sonneoted„ as a director, with the Great No then sr Imam and York line 1 Wainot the Lord Mayor at Took so connected with them lines ? Mr..LOTI—Oa behalf of the gentlemen who met jester day to select these nantes-gsntlemen who held • very large number of proxies. and were themselves largely Interested in the li by at is e m ould state that all these questions were consi dered Mr. RAT itomplained that his quantifies had net been fairly =Amid, aid repeated it. He suggested that oppo site each nem I. the mohair' should be given the number it shares held by each in the coaoarn—how long such ibexes hod bercheld.-whpthet the parties proposed were ditntors is any other railway company, and if so, in what. (Cli‘ra.) Mr. LOVE thought that Isom consideratiois should be =the nossamendation of the gentlemen who had con the late inquiry, se to the selection of the, pro posed egoansittes, Oas gentleman who had engirded the list suggested held half a million in value ci proxies, and the ethers held amongst them proxies to the amount of between two and throe millions, end to mode to the wish of Mr. Kay; wouldbe to cast sabre ouches* gentlemen, whom only object was to do their duty, and pro mote to the utmost 0 their power the Interests of the corn. I[r. . . THOMPSON (Moat Hall) admitted that the Lord Mayor of York was a director of the Great Northern, but seeing how closely the interests of the York, :New castle, and Bawl* lin were mixed up with that, that circumstance should rather be an additional recommendatioso (Heer, hear.) He could not ray how many shares each of the gentlemen named held, nor the data when they came into their possession; but each held Chan he some aslant:, and if the shareholders in Glasgow or Edo bough oboes to select • pens, to represent them, whether he held 10 or 10,000 sham, he thought, could not matter to the company. (Hear, hear.) The motion was then put and carried unanimously. Mr. LEEMAN (of York) remarked that the company had now bills before parliament for lining the Munroe' and Carlisle Railway; few twang the Newcastle sad Cathie; for constructing four new branches; for extending the time for making the Blythe Branch ; for sub stituting eta .branch for another, end another fop mo biles themomeity to eshooribe 160,00 W. towards the construc t:los of the thiadetland Dock. (Rheas sad general disappro bation.) There was a *roan impamsion on the part of the shareholders that it was desirable tor the committee to tura he immediate attention to the question whether it was aeons easy to continue those bills in parliament; and therefore he had to propose a resolution for adjourning the present mett le(' fora month. All the shanbeidus could do was to defer there bills until the adjourned swine. The resolution he had to propose was that that meeting at its rising riould stand adjourned until Friday, the let June; and until that period that the directors should be requested not to allow any of them bills to pm beyond the first reading in the Eons of lama. • , Mr. WHARTON esseaded the resolution. Me. RICHARDS (a director) assured the meeting that the bills should not be advanced one stage without the sanc tion of the committee which hid been appointed. He should be ready to meet the comaittes at any time they might sp. pont to **an those bills, some of which were in his opinion anessary for the interests of the company. The mond= was then carried. Ur. PRANCE proposed a vote of thanks to Mr. Thomp son, the chairmen, and the other members of the provisional committee, whic h was carried with applause, and duly ac. ksowleolged by Mr. Thompson. Mr. DUNDAS, 11. P, seconded the motion is • compli mentary speech, and it was agreed to without opposition. The CHAIRMAN, in acknowledging the compliment, said, I am are you will believe me when I say that I can not sufilciantly express my feelings on this occasion. It has ben indeed • most painful duty that I have had to perform, and I am truly gratified to think that I have performed it in a manner which meets your approbation. The mostiag than stood adjourned until Friday the let June. THE FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE IN THE CITY.-INQUEST. Last evening an inquest was held before Mr. Payne, at the City of Landon Union-borne, Cannon-street, on the bodies of Mrs. Sophia Devereux, aged 38, Emily Devereux , aged 16 years, and Luoy yeah , us, aged 7 yea, who Ice; their lives at the fire which occurred upon the premises be longing to Mr. Denten:, batter, Kisg William-street, Lon don-bridge. The statements which have already appeared having been repeated In evideace, Mr. Leonard Sedgwick surgeon , of St. Thomas's Hospi tal, said that when the ride- doomed was admitted into that icetitutios, she was insensible from conclusion s of the brain. She had several fractured limbs, and expired in three-quarters of an hour after her admission. The daughter was a groat deal injured, end she told him that she had ao recollection of throwing herself out, but she remembered calling " Fire " when she fell back into the room, and found herself afterwards la the next home. The jury returned a verdict, "That the deceased persons mot their deaths by the fire, which arose from accident.' • . . .. ...... that they died; be do fro* sad tm a ss ' =Sl am eme MI elibm Me" atitrsw. A m '. l= See . 111 0 0 . Teel dhow eaPielsil * . Murk PI weet* to that :m ll. = is wee disiel lriss MI to Mitre Ille eedigmis showed 6 11160440 im am , le 166 p5611160146i 4 k r i rl i i ii a eh semis* those mew *agar MK Mee the etas ew = 7 There weer Ws row 300.0011. est of this stied the I tse the resserm og .11•01. OM OM pumps ies •ta, - o hs 11 ' 6. 0 9“1 le the A Am be seleVilir es el the prig,* }art .II 4 esthassiestfir to the 1 : . C with a Ora to this ion. .= e a ski ~soot of met, Med y ..r... Ose Sado. stysellsom bat was brier preethogr, ''' 1112 t et am Fry ...it s id the Ith sir el' b te e rig e ws. C - c — rso reel the aseelle. A ; sad he believed that The C '' sotheyetest was the of Witt I i l dswg i whisk with mo la Oki • skid loth hemtleosis to Or el s rim, sat = P i s 144 Idere I Told st, ti. add Is mad lisps', ler t(o the isi re is Isom, to . Lith . 4 is beim/ by the rims Wipe the right breeoa. the Cbas• *elm dit he tes .. Mr the sprit o orsislithrward stameas.t sad ln o was the re. Mr. Ili;movie , movie, waveye P r, who se bac lead, so sil lse tb. 6 6"l asree 6 : i i iry:o :1, nth el op= Itho et the orry.o ire =f i t . set be o sod the ONO, 10 144 17 their ems ether seal& to 4t t• • IXCIIIQUIWes pan' o poor le ; I insist ai l. : 0.. I slaw sow is emeals — arlikek la t i . of the essay. Tb. CZ =err " " lisl ad ma Wastes Mr. pearrity. lip * die 't the sosawy. Imo argot ft 11141114 it would esaan§o, tank op 1114 messolmeed st = dee, o kith to aro to di ways. i MN% sod able m to ereppert , - lamb 61 166 riesorees were Ws d ow oat as Irish win a WWI the yam Sal 11 dlo —. No I = , sins shoal* be sews the whole seethes el dm Ms' h * *e la op /n ot. et Ms de. = al ley othibited ey In= ram he withod to row with aped seamy bid ber WM Ibe hild alli ll a VA* eusdadry realist hos - Maio to onset ~ Moe Maio lthmeat Mr Ike 4 the Moriberiar . . igigs dot el brow sumwellmaled thous moo athadissa v a OA 1 at l b . WEI 11146 WOW I =lolllll/ ~. hied WM. had bees Wood, , ••• aid e Wilk the seem* that bed ' • • row thy to bear hen kis till • • their laity the Imamo woad bre Ors itioa. Dos 1 s EXCHEQI7III oryiethei . 111 age of isdithromee so Irldo • 4ht that a modiertiks it ..., oat eadelled roust Ishii dm reediest that la 110. e sees o' - .- .... . (Reisi. Mir.) la - I the vasesber helferilesms. 1" '"' bol set massed the MI in. t* ' Vpwaide el MAIL Thr =meth= d arab% sae ke 6610 year or kr *IMO essleittles. 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I Werke, Vise width a more or , d sem Wood la the Ilsised lb He bed the asskiwitsz aer f die th . fee stades that /J. per ens alibi bar Ws fri the am (Ire l Misr.) WM II ha bared a it wee is ili se ines = si gebille do wok O is ? • • _I7.OILIQITIZ aid that ha le thaw two auto—tho Lend it is • Ash. Tholse the in' w O Lather& mid Impleeed 1 1 ads, the hair the beds i soles thrash moss r elbow room. It bad boot Med s assess the regereiss as te sad *seders the bred hod • The 4 1 I kit illossalso able = le 71 dime bat Is their tibia 1 Ist relief perm* comer be bed asked the *be . 4 the mow 1104 to M by Tr; the Mod of VI o illeamhe 1101 by remuswi. Zed I that assist i p lo=l o . i of be to the node ba r adoosoll romoadre la had atlas* sons r do mold latest nay power is do is Woad. Mad be woad Idl Iltey were all aware et s semis bad boa asboribed lot ✓ meshy ; sad, with as a eensidat r Atbel • ommemy ass d the bleb n bad rye: .sad Mohr toes =rstraws. The emir ob barer. II trio M the right Me. fitehdesele that ha le boiler went* sidaP rsesdos bat , mil thal be le i If I.egi tho the tr ; etioosy. • he said beibre. l s to 11 e, (lorded,) He tole Osaidll ~ Eon to seder. Tb. dorefe_ 4l .- bated es a firmer occodes , woe' . beer. b ... aka that ba woe makA to e'' ...... is showia that that they . =ley waled It e gist seseynar•o2 s ore le the bare sad the lerslaturo. Ho bathyal Ma.leoes the Olesseill . be barber ishreaml sh e _LP urns. It was kliegs' me 1 with that' wtelm. v i vo % thresh they woe err. Mb% able to swim tb i rt g aiorldg taw wroth eat of it bad 'fhb labsenn M , wow la the mear a la,== sese ' ..a Tarsi Wake stepped le es' I • . Ns bred tele solleel____, i f ta • tast the assolsot tf she Dem . isteedgedee. el the 111CHL1V111 2 .4 4 ". shamed soiled Ira re. tZioar of thereby rev bis hos. hisod t a r s i ~mermortaised the._,_, a there el " lui'. • SHEFFIELD ELECTION. An event unprecedented in the political history of Sheffield has happened this week—the election of a borough member without a contest. The proud distinction of bring thus unanimously returned has Ethan upon Mr. John Arthur Roebuck. The election took place on Thursday morning, when Mr. W. 711181 a proposed, and Mr. E. SIIITH seoonded, John Arthur Roebuck. ea a flt and proper person to represent Skeillad in parliament. Mr. IRONSIDE supported the nomination, and stated at some length his reasons for doing so. The MAYOR said—As no ether candidate is proposed, I hereby declare John Arthur Roebuck, Emu., duly leated one tithe .embers for the borough of Sheffield to B c erri in the thinsmom BOWS of Parliament. (Loud sophisms.) Mr. ROEBUCK said—l am beres.gentlemen, one 411 the busy Dims of men whsoh distinguislitimmtt ova country and ham made her what elm, is.. I have heard it said that :labur Is the source of all wealth. I allow it in one that t don't for a mouteat deceive your selves. Labour most be conducted by in'elligence to make that labour effective. Intelligence must coma, to labour's aid, and while you are labouring you must he fed. There fore, don't impose that mere brute force is all. What is fore , it that distinguishes England ? It is her intelligence directing her Tabour ; and therefore I say that the mere fast of marshalling before any man a hundred thousand mere labourers lo nothing, =lees . bsoide. the mere brute (ores you have intelligassa and wherewith to maintain that brute lore& Therefore I may again, do not be deceived in the waning of the phrase that lab our is the source of ell wealth. It Magid, 't The labosrer is of •11-importanos." I allow it ; bat the mare, fact of his being a labourer gives him no pecu liar seaseior4 w and it dome not ersrtalnip call upon me to Mks upon mattes I think he doss not nude/- stead. I d you a great assaufecturing community. I lad you with many internal dimples. I belhive—looking on maroon disintereetodwrtator—that there ore wrongs on both idea. nd you find me just ae, ready to tell this metes where A l think they are wrong as! shall be quite ready to tell yen. I don't think that the groat body of the evi a diamagnet woofing men arise from their riot ,h& tug the fran ohne. (Mr. Otley : "Tee, butthey ) Well, now, I'm answering tho onestimi. I may I don't think they do. Sup pose that pm and all England had the charter as a leer, andthat Usk day you were elating a Rouse of Commons ; and simposo these woo a paths{ okutist wherewith elected to. day 1 wpm, Ina am shat opinion that there woad ?se &differ. ltholL:tillsk &VW* *Ma M•moroow. Weil, now, if Surf ping t• maw hipithito what would they do ? The Sot thing M wins mail you ask them to do ? I. have not ties ffigilthathsellthaifillthea they wank do• for the first Abbe, MO Ima %MS onathassi of tbia : Rem. my, friend =il s i b o w tr ee thfief 4ww owLatboOm deism is all Ise y ew: o v e r . semis eimpulatime.l4 • ebartist,tha being la a . Mks iambi ea sad soy. 21111 41. soy mod dle tt3tr il lti. ial to ull rem do rete l l &miriade of money. Tea tall Mss sakipal them of oil !Li a• • • 4 0 Ehe Orpreso. OITIOODSO Nair. • • •lbsmirMMaeOgwltilihea. di.ma Yrllr~ ell be sea up es ihe leandhe et the Ith et No Sr sib. pia liiirani" te the lialfansarra. lopt. Maipapelr. lOU he made up eel the efipastof .1211 E S e 11114 11 1111 1 1% eldhatle * • limmat liktelem Nem ead , Illeefee, ell Owe ler Ileisks. SC iturdeMbeesiee, Ilevelfeemb e tem will le me& we alio swig diet Walk/. •.. n o mai WM* eilVlata=gergli MI% Celima. base neeohihS. ssi Tie le nob up ea the ernes, et the . - • • • • • UM Walla AT Tu. on —sansar:a patirM ila mig.l=lol 4 Trusaare—nmetimis oda Mg Aanness. VII ... . , LONDON . SATUJWAY, MAY'6. • 'Tio IS hind of seape-grace fidelity about the Ilualiskisd siestas who have adibeared Mr. Ettneox, irsillsalling a seek of good is Wogs evil, that sties them Ow Mid Ot half nape. Their attempt to IdAlltilialice entirely is rather too broad to be w inged : the dove les lain among the pots and his Mier sand a NUS begrimed. Bat theardare-davil sibeseace le bins ba boil repute as in good repute is islailel racer selptilehls (and that not in the gig tho word) then the selfish and cantiog_outog g ore mi aSs_vrbs alter fawning 'spoil the Railway Ring in bishie hoar st Tbis triaimPb is now' more nall tha saa n eversh*wooenthepletair wailer ; for is it will be sees by ear report of the meeting of the Trek, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway Company, that he has signed its choirmanship. Recent eventahave after all thrown little new light ea the thane* end candad. of Mr. HUDSON. 'No as who bee watched-hiamovementa attentively:hem a,iming could misoweivo him. A blug, for not oter-ocrupollas mat be never woes" in the Mine light iis 'tiler ithibtahnir sods Govics—thei men who, isivdotwr • 'walwayr iv men who, by the application of sound mercantile pinelplee, made it a profiteble undertaking. Mr. Hutson declined takiog past in Ake vroMng of his COMAS. Ero aeottealltheeett to 4 ' the plideal iset &Sada dopeatekat :" la °that' Worth, he hadettook to 9sWilfeile w r Pi4 s e i tl tary pellish landlords, to do the oonunittoes , mid to reiso i. tri ling His taftwaysestftuents had faith in him beams they believed h i e n d . stick 'it Pejo( role wbatwis likely to' him into Saari,' with the law L metthey angry with' bins for net peening his sharp practise s.closively to the paidie,ent al doors. - - Jir e Hallfion. bee all eke/hese hind of iirighbir rail wey sid-sn called in by debilitate 4 or hypo ehembri railways. wines complaints, real or nos Peery, were beyond the curative skill of .the regular , peftenion. He was trusted in because be undertook sem Whieh no sorted and jadiolossysetitionor wield setae on—poems& ta care hopeWn consamptioas, oak more *separate- still, to alleviate imaginary eprighess. He pledged himself without bewares se pay large dividend., Wigs his railways bad, at- W ar d the paying step. Ha wee alciadotfinastnas is MB way, engaging to make funds forthcoming when there was no visible soars L inda ilbsy wore to flow. He was a man ot wil t Wow, and demanded implicit faith. He wag in; of business what the spendthrift who has get into the bands of mares is in the world of • Me siderteok to meet immediate exigencies L a y ea e ls r; Gents of the mosses ; • to buoy op embarrassed tow 'Oerna by temporary ch aptera to keep his pate* dive till Dates or the apt of accidents might step in and do something for them. He was like a man attesigaing to sem a swollen stream on floating vises of iss trusting that as one soak beneath bki het another capable of bearing his weight for a few minutes would drift down to hint. Bask a gates not only required oososalmsfs, bat fps faeseptible with regular and angst bunk lesepag. The players at such a venturous pas qt bawd are almost as much in the dark as the by standers when they persuade to venture their money with them. The inspiratices—the shift of the moessii meet meet dr saussat's exigency. No man of able or essupiene esessisnos can have any chance in ply fag nob a game : the moment loss in overcoming his reluctance to some Sharp pies of practice mks bun min the opportunity and fhe game with it. We have not one word to unsay of the judgment Wo boys already pronounced on Mr. Hvoson's ~ but we can see how be was insensibly into it. He appears never to have kept—and, from all that is known of his abilities and previous peewit*, was probably fampable of . keeping—gorier soonats either of his public or private transacuons. He sought to bold himself safe in his dealings with the compeades for cabby which be acted by . a rough me thod of somossimuon— setting elf a c onsid erable pissed liability risked for a company spinet the appropriation of a lion's share of its profits. Than be really bad to ex pend moneys for overcoming obstacles to the to of his plans in ways that did not admit of being entered is decorous mercantile ledgers. The public cannot, and ought not, to tolerate a manner of carrying on private bodoeis so closely copied from the pablio Ihmacial system of lost eantury, , when Weiser:S s the suppress of thew proposed loans gratis assignments of trip, and Wan unable to resist • the , temptation to put a „ little of it into their own pookets ; bat the parties Who cootrected alliance with or employed Mi. Hunsox, kenos this/ knew this was his way of doing _ businees, bas no right to give tongue against , because, in bim 'baring the spoil, he happens to have helped him self first, and most liberally. • Knowing what kind of customer they bad to deal with, they might to bavq watched him ' more narrowly ; they can ex pect no sympathy from the public seer employing , Hr. _HODSON WAX* ilia, it now torus out, he has treated. themselves. Mr. HODSON is, perhaps, the most magnificent specimen -of his class in oar railway history ; but he is unfortunately not the only one. 'Menem taloa Of setaspies hat tan too mach tinted with the Ws- Filar modes of conducting bagasse to which he has had recourse. It is- an economical law that all new limas of speculative enterprise based upon just minute- Gine should return extremely high poets ss they become common aid fanaer, dig droP down to the average rates. The highretusW assure many to engage in these novel speculatiew who are utterly igoorant o the busbies And the disappointed hopes and amber -I:Cameate eta crowd of such rash adventurers are the astoral field of quacks • ooneoious and uncoeseione. Resent revelations is other railway concerns, be sides those of the HUDSON dynasty are opening men's eyes to th e peril and dis credit of this mode of soduating becam', and i n a short tilos railway enterprise will be Wilherted to the mime strict rules of acting and accounting as other ssercantile undertakings. The railway system is righting itself—its capability to odd to the national powers of prandial' is how far the est time to be tely and usecniiViimlly dliplay'ecL This is the pe adequa at lessen tauglitby thseranisilamoag bar a political sad financial" railway per. Let outraged plans opinion .k its ski booty of thede men ; this is the naberal Sidled pediment that will deter others from attempting to tread in their footsteps. Hat let the most sapsalnicam public, while giving fall vent to its spleen and daisies, beware of forget- Otto poet by their warning example. crier that the sauce shy reap the fall benefit if the late sad the yet ispat ezposort a, the legis lates must abstain from interftemg. The talk is the Mrs of Lords a few sights a go about a government iz liamentary board of audit for railway coat is of bad wigs We bays no 'Doh board oast jokt stook • estorprises—banka inuarince wad and the Mae. What is *ire in joinvatock aompanies *ruled to construct and work railways that seam soder an exceptional surveillance neemery bribe: f • Vas . interests' and common sense of the' abarabsidera will assure the judicious maliagement of spew sempenies, new:that the hour of extravagant . 2 . and beexperiloced bungling has past. A t 4 ". - .bdard el eareinteadesee and ocatrel sae am , 1 and=wa k baiii and Infegyi . ty . 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