The Express. — London, England, 1858-06-26 00:00:00

plaer—te = j est so rob d Merry of the aro te the MY range sad the Ch e :i i n Timm ad Ist Ur bee fall saw to IA ear thai_thee requidie to raper the berth of the mph" He whist to or • tea scab rib 'grid to the Vide& sew.', he the ere et which lame of tet_ WWI either he the pair alba MM. of War. The earra et MO Mare 88 or MIL The esi wet re prow the caters cal Mauer re or bed • iliar UMW le hemmed at asset el la re pm MO the apricao ea thee sews wa 1111,400 L, ed air Mr time it rit probe* ix.' swat stem he awl lime OUW Perey'a Wad re Merl aMr th e Milt bad bees ~ho er! he lbes re era urea nerd, and be are bid Mr I wee Mo esemervai Iltit ale& wee Sae and teeth Set iseeetiesed the haw et oaf psi and is tbsk vidall7. thus = white he sorter fer thb eve, li a= le the bait bed the •Mhid Carr raw of Vs eli Works the fellewhas quadri : • Mare I re true the the Viceerreireet saw hal had so paper oda for amp =oaths pet eeriteg to Its debellve transits sad partial With' is t Mather It te tweed ea aide for all Use aeormalatei eartinfe of the Meier street seer? del quite remedy bean made le close prey to %.• miaerr•Ati4ee sad the boom pertierat P How large ea sate of Loader h drafted lab re There f Hew more rosy ts who Vico-cirri rat red term Is see- Ariela to the prevent day r Mr. TITS Mar le owe • few hots to rims to thb important treaties. Having brewed a wet died of Mastics at the eshjest, be heed that the Lambe ammo which was sow hob( dolly peured late the Trees eruatai le flO 000,000 e2=lebile the jerk re water that came dry air 's 000,000.000 asthma Mr. Orr llll M ll l i dt sge the war vie& vas poured tote the Thar Art der le the lee, bat the reed dit St arc elk the est the mast L part af it returned up the rives. Thet It= sir eals tbe evil was vaderrily es a in st. 6ll lHear, hear.) The err day le oessresied tie add Comilloist of Wen* down Me dr, (trio aleet =to erris far theerelas Its rural emirs They that by be the sad earn put of dr raw we owe the WO* at the Urea Darla That WY SA evil whisk was evelaSest INNAISIbbb. The ar peeks grareeßy had per of pans wow ; hot Jewel oa lesssomalies Orra rr the Trete, sat arth - al was rift wort they read rest serree Ar berg pure raw rad been re le a... see S e a deer Tr tull sear elk h the her re sew asllstag hie ep= hulas, err is • inet degree to the of the eseise, which had ezhereasi the are sad If or thw• cord be r Ardicto reedy ; they mart err it for the poor If it sr tree the the erre ores rand from the ma. b raid be a Mir re to 'ark the Theism 1.. lite • Sidwas imeeubt frit the ealrldsg of the Three kr bre to litaremobehre et as atria e=f 300.4001., lea re eared by ell el aided es rag the ihen mei obi brag up el the bar es Me Mae et the Throe use wt of S e Sea. le She par IMO re WIWI= WO to errs thin Mr. Desoledis rod Mr. Thep peered awe ea beat Ala et Me Thor, is he as an Is. .'sae, sod Se Heat re shout the sane Mare dews. Be Wend Miner re to o be Fairy reakahle uas. rlt added the hl ere bad far the per sisq ms et deaderbbi thoewer theeeptiate The erease,'weeryeradwaMs. but he had bees reined by Mr. Dar the by the he 40,4141. • year the vitals seems af Ms =repro rift he Maired and versa WO the riverow, wee dor of 14- reer,ie so re • rate that it weal set he *roue telle. Thb bad Ism rear herr It wee mid Sat tif the repo re tuned ble the river at those pir it read be Nerd heir Lades ; but ifs the re Sea ses • a ter m desbehres that •Weers wail.= r rid t This Theme et lawerle al& carried ea br Millt,oooL Be rid set ssupa b Ibe bre that the ergo are wird parr re War fir be noire It r • be Awed err or wren as A bed Ms at Weir. Now, what re the breselable Fret p It re repeal to She ire laterardar area auk ars friar Amer, and peer Mir erre out or flee Mar. Now, Vit wee peered he. the ere then • very lar= Cheofwad be passed, o 'tea to its It or fittel or Me maw of the eta. He had hum sewed that rep dog that this plats would ... 0 011 MIO. O O O I. of sear . Hs thought it was 6 a l . sr fur the Plst Oisreemer to lame the &k --- "erseeime to ink ias re raw as he se lbw • they bablehb he • arms; liet — he believed hem smiles obanser of Abe rallsomes remoter with Her emetwiel abed "7 "Lia o = masessse es pm es ad the seem* they The seed *Are whist lei bees rdinsi essenel ism* m H. tese—the mese enema to He Lerilse De—whintle eines item het miler wee emmithiss bassailmably yeti. He Ulm* we, mesh d the eel we Is be seratetel to the. Gewsweeme meld is this: armilr on the Manyellien Mimi el Wale ft press* is the dimwits be bed plied eel. Me VOW Mr et d provost • Lew =km If they ewe* the liaft, amse lieshirtft awl heel Mat a* enees. Mey =di p hoar, mil the it mess would eel be le the MA thews we*. Me es* slyest la*frombs ewe we. Her ft i bow N. i t leg yoli pia= th e it a the seltioa as WY iiebuftwei Ilesst way Isqueleet woes* las dry bad maw dm) me nem bi set sleet imhoeidep the ever, bet if mists* =est the plead kiateellse emus, be he tellomd k well hei ft s .swis s =bow ) Hs wished l• mew amass pe l l bed shade aviduabie oemptime—te sae; MO the .or* el the rim. *Ma won ey w law mem, ume =* to pies* se smut swim* semel si eat} of see is 12, dim mei would mull aped' esti .hiss se errommil. Te std he aided doe . Sue tessolme le the seine of the Theme; es walla Iblus He wnull *se the symememeit r ma es He Board ef Wale *tube up Me ueselles. They were sow *Mel is Wakes seem dm same Owe melt olefame ems thee Se mileshe same woe hersoticelle, eel If Se wee se at sem to Moos le Se whew :21. WEI puuthelaw With mod ft Om yeemet atikslaka,N woo MIMS While they emit met mem* It toes • met est awe was ast sew gay 0 0#11.18. mid be yseyel ft* Mio ammi Ma VIM VII With eno. ea tie bees, them wee ems Ile soembets ley* is, ea the wee by shosewlepS spe t risk . w roi bleg i tr r maw le •it L. mesh estielpeo4 whet L. toed *awl le stale ie the bore. wey lib we est peer* le reseemed le the hew soy weer kr same Sr de 'wpm dm** this serest MAIMS& AU W mimes hr fte yerilkelise et the Themes bed surly we ism** par, es Ile se Berkley-eseeit; mil the same= wee* Se Wier ftesswers beyond thei ORLI, Slay rellmusi Se He yise of Mr. liestelpeft, r tbet issossemadel by the Bawd of Wel" or V dry wt beet se be me that seete mud* by Mr. Fresh Ilhoutor, who MOW* this ahem Essiespm. Way wadi lad art they *me le almost ale *seem Imam Wow Lease. WWII be wastsi wee that .Mehl homodelay set sheet sent* the sewage le pee; rd *team It amid be ellerweris awed eiebse nee m waft, that nightie asswei Is the sees erne. Thee wee we *es mess be banal WI sew heti Msiewsies esti to 11—ad oegiesed by Mr. W 1 IL Mr. 11%s= WY IS **ems Impleisr. end wee Os Ike pima elm segyeesti mserrememe tessege- Mrammo mei ha Mier mast ese his eihmos eight Mobs INew sad ether allbilg aseireskes, Is mere the sewepsiewe Is ass Bra& It audit be lime, so ave* te Mr. Pies?. emimete, Ile• 1A10,111111., end Mr. Wake, Mr. Beehohaw, mid Mr. Mass sepeetei that fte pewees poet et the seal. midi be esestemMei for AMMON. ; thri the emit meld be hies le the arms Chem be Metelet. se Itaillahl. Be they 01116 t at aro Is =emit N is work et ewe the issentopteg sew* awes litebbe. Me eel set the he el the eserwaiss whit& wee is editor *, bet Ih at sestal ibet the presemwel wadi lest tato the Issilisr, mid abet It *di be slily trueleifis irk Wads. Mr ROVIIILL an is reseed with fte m ar, ot with& be bed glen swam le gees Me etwomithe idespely, se be wee semi auwedoms *ate* yeestimi .melt,es dimidial silleitumset el the bore .sea As te the Violists emu he smismisel art oil wefts* was irks 12,111Ma no wt Hr espewe end Oft die* WWII wlish would N. the 7 =le set* IEI that Is alle see we N. Mee of greet shim • grem Cry** mai groat Siva& Ifs the era of the Veer& wpm mem buss dleeftsa, sal .51 He ewe .wanes. severs ftspemi easy wild be is the IMP raw rte pees 111111•16 wield be este* *Me seempy eseillee dee let Illbstial ef the webs bet them the amt as the Whistle errow. They Medi meelhr Ihme dais hate they wsbarbsi imy met w h o Me N. .ley •M • rem* se te the auk es the bed* ef Me *Wei se He bean of the rim. TIM a Hereafe OS the bore* dm veer ewe Is l = almeis ado% eel if we bell • wow rat et th• sestles sem ef ewe war, w sly* flay seem seise .netts Preolimos, t M.os,TOW* deft be hoed the era ewer weld tIaNDALL, diem dtb• Thom. Omilloo. to lay • for MOM& Bo w•sarl to Worm on IM boar est V the rpm of Or corroor W ton waft bag dos% bodior wolf bo • Or low am deed, ?Wes. Go llord of Wails dr linut damblismor , rtf tbo to did VOL do Gooobt Oat ••• lb wood be goveroorat took It Isis moo bail& If dro• moos soriprork rr orl Gale asoidos. " Z bilig rook wield bo aur. weeldl bb mod= Orr aordiro oro• robe goolooloisi %sok arm to wry r:,...=br. tbs Oro of Go= OGG by dr Groopolbr Grob of Wall., ad to Go Tor deoroloOmor. Is wee quite door bra ar ordooro lobbi boa ba bid WIG Go omosifto dor so Mr.bat alooporrod the otL OLNIS Orr& obri oar di It woo mow orodat; woo • quoin "boas Gin teams be tobolly Moors at dr roboyolG Gadd bt PM bone by Gs Impala orraossooso. Us droti e vey bola to bort err sub • Got •• Glo to orth • re tho Duel of Wale r appl i mm * n o g ass It yr rot Go it obo woroyoble ohm to isloro are wisea riet. (Us,, loro.) It woo or way Go Go* of lobo Goo mornio. but Or rid tbe ob boom sod Go bow Nato G t. villa we I 1111 Mir TUE EXPRESS, SATURDAY IltErb . TG, JUNE 2 , 1858. heeled Is the aelsithewebted It wee • shale *My le pet the whets gore sea Os whim el Looks. It wee mid thet h woad bb • Lag thin k het they "mid wooer fele It V they did set bigh geommeet tithe dm swam Is Sib emeita, end be diet limier the Wpm* of die soirees lbs Mae w e ldeplily peel may wtomeen bS, eel they weemeded thav i ttarterm • sat 'Web wail mord Set Lord J. MANNISS nue =tie this while be heal milweldes hae •Widy se Sae enrols of thecwil. awl MS awe ea le Se emiedy, awl what Whew' Set we leveled wieh messes w =iad Se epelhea &tibia miter m sh i impumilie meir for the IMPSll=olrewar ew , C l =Zt er isit= alma :le e k so " we Saw, and the ef whhh were eseeselvidy Mem wet berme bb Wail* my this the imeenneet lehe cm heeler Os imgm p edlilty al ts bas mlllews el newsy, awl of nellisithle est que• bweeeil bah geollierm wee SS that the quells wee esserylei tie mid sedem SWAM of the ge•erweteek eelthst Say would de Sok beet bin tide mike awl le hilrehre% If Ihey Omni It le be useeemey, • =ems% ISIS would perm es ties Naar =Dowd of Works. co ea say ether hymtmemt extol to he ceested, tor the eatkibmemy maelieles of Si oomdcm. (Ober.) He trout mei go bhp SINS as the imet garden bow hr dee dewy &odd be used, ale tato the quiedes of the embembent of the Timms Os the cop bead we wee the Neerepilla BMW of Wedw. tided by the ezywiewee Soy bed esteked, mew mirk( le del • Few needy; ea Se odiew bowl Se ge mming wee peeped_ le set eerily with Om. sled to iamb b Ss eimulhe efleellimmieeme sine der the ammehmet efthe sifts km. Ile bow be bed agemeed zalesediehilly the elm wile be Seal he yeatemed le el poke by" es • Shoe etweehm. NOM Smelt With styles ISt se kw es bin Imewlefge west the ablemeat which he bed bowl tee the Ms sesedler I. Bea The) tithe refeetsesesm rithedtweektai ilos aw hem • Lek rater was podeaft hew ed. Es led h =Ly•l t tealleit weribbs i :eld be mere sea weee mmessei. Sisk Ihet tbe gemesomat woe weeselles tbdr Sty H o = set Me the =her wet ef the boas 41 fie pow asimailim awl Ike somml lon Oil ilmoismenormi 111111Ohi =every eodeloweeLe Oba g garr essier and welt de they auld to saaelitairy, Mired witli awe 11•109 pewees for tr hd ywelloatice el the Timm Mr. BRADY aid he bed bows the Thew for wee, bat bad sever laws it se elhathe as at Vase wee dew • emceed *gut of TeTria might be~sapeaW He thought the hew wee le my ethethise whish arise. He trested iell = meter weld lo emashisert in a weer whisk weal is.. * the peal. of Lades that their Eva. were awed hr. B. haw bibs were be. Leaden ; and who. he bed mi n egirW hued MO new penene, is wig the pal huthoweW. to their amen wi stent baba. Mr. BENTINCE met Wer hie probe *vb. the doc trine that led beta bid dew by the bin. woW be. °ad dled (Mr. Mmegise). He agreed it... a way gention, and • be waled weer wing the norm being Wm eat of th e wow poi poi Fiat they WWII Wed be way hy • perk br the wawa* end ant • bldg. we ore wrath amid they were ambd to Owego the emetrfty of the teas ; this, whin there owe the wake e/ the sewers, it Yes imaalilmly stand that this we an begerial question eel Met the while wentry bread b analdate. Th. labobilmet et • tows ought to pey br tbir own rawriego. It weemeatheen bet the riche* city lathe weddelleald always try to raw belt of he just elligetWe. Whet wield he amid It he* iseabiws salted be public assay far the w pm* el *we • haled *Re. al? lithe Thaws were sat wiled, Loam would be darted, and the Malawi weld onthis • greater be then by paybi ler the ewes% Kr. AMMON preleseed arab Me IWWthis rake W beta wee Mot tembatthies wethtukts dehemnee to this aseltesets, DAM be pails *sr bed poeposen Mr E. HALL wished to my the Commetiothew of Web had *Mow& the win* awn, white was to pith WNW in otonassimethe with the bard of Works, red ate whether, is ardor that the win drainage should be envied out, It weld be weary to slier the law. Should be think it advisable to is., the law be (ar E. Hall) would advise his to look all be hies Nati= af WADI, width the noble lord's parry oba r as : which he 171 k B. Hall) woe ooseeptenot to withdraw. The oldie of Met 61111•11 61) enable the le abates way on tho warty el the rates, and la rear etas of its with drawal It we inporible* yawed with ray works. Should then be say sew legithelles him would If advise the *- Webs ef Mb Web (Be., hear ) any ocher*, tech as that pat hewnd by the he* amember for Bath, skald be • sow bill wean be seeteney, became an eatiall dzed, set oily mai* the lad be la▪ si se kw ems, a aims to she Who the es et wink the pebbly el the widen ouweeming berth. oestmed to Mew eat these suggeelas bl use. the ails lordebeablhave b re-bitedame the setter to parliameat. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that he thought the thswerien bed •ow mask • pent at which k sigh el but he tweed bed oat bees without WM. The sta and Me Wire hl gema led gnost tha ted ao t tt bald set he wesseeLior him to Webb the hew at say With. (Be., beat . An boa. bather twig charged Me prverwast with resposelbilly of Me peerat ohm ties sad Ite be night embed Me base Mai do bed r pikkal s. attaimed te the gtheentet, but Men woe • meal emegemillity whisk mote whim dime. theethenel. sad bees the pregoadibithy no MS ht si thrie lsa mbea web( AWL They bed glib the - moat web to this mbar during the be Wee or four days. and he Wee* Met the tenth of Moir ddibeadcmarrealt - b. em ths *He downs% 8e..., hewover, of ("Wen bat the ipestfas was Is te a patties thee it wall set web. rey boss* trots onealitess esnedetheree„ end that the We flum sad Wild with Mt wive& Caw, bil i lli sti tamed with the boa. werker I* the Tow Ia mined's*. Mews of sensidpel inallatioas b the wear pods et as smserepolis ;altheagli then sus peat Youth in Who elimmilass it wee lopensible to any ant wiles WI sleeve* yr the netinal made of dr enweimmeond al the *Wry that sheers eximeei WINS laimidlis awe. Tie - leme geenweast bed abr. with ~ wrw ite di =te mk t = dm % —.i n amid la wasalland Met themes ebautbe wla ly ei rtit asel eh t eteLim i Asidd ihee d s test e =a. H. (Me ... Dams rieteg Imes* Mk with pespeestles with we eireld thedder whereat set they should = ftOh same to be ado. (Ideerhear.) Be he lewd It we went Kaman mid net soy Oneida. arialeg ele el the deal& p=seil bet sielneted the wawa I of the ,erlor end rat, rsaMr Me thu s as who. pedbmast Mandl .sib. file quake el awls air._ bey) The est bed is tale web. Owe SOON asilboth—als telcs hew and Mr eitl _le be popebelsa of W. gab membe- Pak inothlt ee MM Wed le Mee bee" he was pegaral se ray that Medi he me hie el taw amel at their pith to brhig the Wigan M the webs to • emada• I Gies se sees pernible. (Her, km) Tbiy *pal sit Maw w auk. amorilland answee Alm& e/ sonallary afar, Isar.) IV= the haws weld b Mb deb ea their pert, esil amid Moe a. ma es rwhle. by net etherbg I betray smaiewmay therables. Thew ware tea ineemens , width it abseseily saixessy le pas, fed be trusted the the be.. would whit the In waft the mew= thiengh pollsweit. erpsi to their mere eiha le the sonennely it wadi whew with the sitting el ea Warm% NW( the wi sewn de Minektield be so watt el emirs la enamensente adept*. to the emerke ; mad bey ratoasery b upped to premenest hire the rweridell err pew to marry en the a._,openthome, Mey weld sot bedlam to appeal with tbe mime eithisee to the be... TSB TIMM RIGHT QUESTION. Ia twat/ le a lipid's Rem Kr. P. O'BRIEN, ONANCELLOR el tbs RX.OIIIIQUER stated, Ida Mires& to en latinthas el ,at erataint on the tab ** al Oa boillent mad lomat gawks ia babe* tied It yes • ram may yew. at hail den or six, dam tits-1 bad boa dot(Mwrrsi yt parliment, sad Ak may e Nrnimbine bad tibia point plug by erbillt be Raped bilk al the bense bid (Raw, kw.) Ririe Bola- Wien elgewslannit dewing dr SONS ill eve their met awaset Wages te lbw geniis. Rio lea. Mead if tbe =Oissiel ',odd divide Ids to it, aid, be able bt the aria, elieles b ialtedacie a maineee Osaka the ailaire Islam sad tact is Leland so • haw testing ibia at Uri geoid bi • eaNseilary eirimiliine la bar Yajwet y ireguimat. met 001hillNIONT 1/IDiA iNO: 3) BIM TM WINO tbas wait late comaltima ta M. Claws 1 *ad woo wood to vollikout commost. Da dame I, 88. WILLLOUOIII3Y amplibool of lir peva, Ibis donottoadd Ow la deo book of lbo enoolory el Shaw laboraood do thous sonoolly b plaold the abets ow ll of dui( TM lbo has moon kilo beads of tba Ikto• illy of alb, alai &al *Want amok or outafol. la yined to bit Imals Vl dr paws is rayed to Irmo fit wan sow asealool by dr tioartolTboototo valor dr &ask of dr Board of Oaaarel and dot Court of Proprietor.. Ha vestal to kw/ vbstbor lot woo bomb& sad abeam dam would be oryobloiloa tolamtilko word owl opasoll" Air " iscrototy of maw" eir I. OHWEAY marbsd lbeibe should les glad is bar, beim flag woo* tribal the hill, what were the shake seWs hid Oluair propml es asses, See, with mad at the mar mmiltere la Isdla, soak WM mad se amedhass se haw hi Om of Use sesames@ assikvallie peaks et tbs Bawd of Dbeetioe without Ake the Bard at Oostral bed se essli pears se safer Aim; be ales wished lei Mew wham the @heft the sehis lard inideee wle painueope slew ibea l = i ftish bp had ra‘rngE ob it L ow Wind at misled that at p Ss elibe Ismi# at Qairel bed se paw t aw/ eawed s Alan la lbseised, be be - Ya w owe asy aleme ass threes% sle reele. a bad her dm sso, where 110,000. had ass Y aw war Mmes. The eseet WI Maim awed se au se boo witheas the semi* if she of Osseel ; and atly am le ibe Woe stab& la ladhlatelpeale or peadeas saereft s yew is sea ass Fir ow pad or amiss of a beer immil they me km Me seem. 4 the (kart of Provision and dm went must he confirmed eta sebesemat ease . He weakd rapport the amendment Lord lITANLIT stated Ohl the wards "ot as herein athewtb.peasted," weld *Mr do& sow in the 110, tx shish my& be beret* istradeesd, toast by pene bc this Wee the hoses wooM sot be psevistell from enact big en tLia er tber cheeks it might titbit seeemsty. The first bed to de was le &slide opus tits them and pris- Wen alpie et isghlaties. T'he bea.imilima opposite yro pond to lbe *aids eled town •" an te Um peens between the Ituretsty.ei ebb swan. Tai wee a teir seenedlien ; beg it we eesspied, it en tirely did &any it* the whole preised sh w it the ti soble loses (Lord Paiessiess's) hff • bermes he de • sired to oarry use eras that ot Sadielded • If they B&W to the principle oriailvideiropribilit;thoy W have undivided anthmity. The well peered the stage lad was ate of emit:ea—the anima prepooll by the r=hal was ass that was to ease vie Int ... each a check as was proposed wail hi le berm a sad. dssft' r iso z u ponsa t i o bility on ths . toAnist f l e t•-- ke ar o le hie Met resift the ot the =Water NW. bat the bran eaded es the bid does during the peneolan nle mist mass a rewsibill =mt. He he yday esit It the aims did over the peiressae of India as ewe the opt= It sA be a surcient answer le piece elms, 111 sod en tled tor the Alspirsl the pedwit What ha valid press on the Ihis, Ike= restraint they wished to lupus es C =MEW was by the words in the claws' boil by talimisise `west "sad coated," you istroduiall • dl•lial eMhseltp, sei book nom the minister more power Cl and yen would introduce that double rerpme whisk it had bass the universal wish to avoid. Mr. V. SMITH agreed that this chum and be maddened in connexion with others in the bill ; although the right boa. baronet (Sir J. Graham) was quite rigtt in saying, that if the clause stood alone it would give unlimited power to the Secretary for India. With regard to patronage the objection had been answered, but a regarded lure hem wee no provision. F. BARING begged to add his request to the noble lord, that he would consider the power which he was about to grant to the minister with regard to the Gnaws* of India. He admitted that in oonsideriag the question of thesomril meat of ladle they most pea aside their notions of freedom, and proceed as If they were meeting an arbitrary Bat there must he some security for ezpenditurs. Sir H. RAWLINSON said that the 39th dame did 'iv. a power over expenditure to the council, and the power of the secretary of state remained as it was. That appeared to him to be an efficient control. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that, ander the •bill, no communication could be sent to India by the Secretary of State without the knowledge of the council, end that would give the restriction which the committee re quireL Sir H. WILLOUGHBY thought the Chancellor of the Exchequer had overlooked the 27th claw.. Sappoee • mini ter chose to expand half a million of money on steamers in a war with China, the council would not be able to inter fere in the nutter. It was clear that the power of the minieter would be most arbitrary and despotic. He wished to know bum the government whether the minister would be allowed to expend my gum he might please without the knowledge of the council or the knowledge of parliament. Yr. BARROW said it would be much the more ampo ule:it comes to discuss the clauses in their proper order, and if hon. members were not satisfied with the checks imposed they ought to give notice of amendments. Mr. FORTESCUB moved the insertion of the words " in ooeseill " after the words "Secretary of State." The effect of that amendment would be that in all ordinary matters the ocinseil would, u a matter of tight, have eognimanoe of all matters relating to the goverment of India before they were finally decided upon by the Secretary of State. Some further discussion took place, The committee then divided. The numbers were For the amendment 77 Against It The claws was then agreed to, as were dame 6 end 6. On dame 7, which dais the touter of the gennell, Lard PALM ERSTON mid be thought that Ifteen wee en hiccaunlently large nushar. He did not feu Met the appeinimed of that aUrther at Miura by the t would east the libellee df the an'y ; bat he Wined that the mamba wadi be Ito hap kr the oosvmdsoi truer podia of Imolomos. Tim wadi net be Owl onolost tram minim of asemorls le old kook la& Ilia led MOWe tabs phse. 216 voltimimo oosrosposhoos bad to be I reed ; end it genendly resulted in meshing beim denq sr being referred to the clerk of the committee. He did net think, that it would be naceleary to cab-divide the send into committees of three. He psgreetel the* they timid adept that number white Lad Mae lei boos in fauns of, 12—giving WPM to the grommeal So toemoilot aumbor Armed& The MB somod Whim bum rerma an the Ma OM all sow abode romile Me ad one es met es pmuf4te Tiny seemed 10 have bed the old Comet of Direolors of IS in their mind. Removed to eft "14," end best "12." Lard STANLEY mid that, looking at the amount of basi ns., he did not like the reduction of the number of the Afar same remarks from Mr. °LAWTON; Mt. Low; ood ease, TM enmities divided on the question that the word Mesa" stead pelt of the clime 227 166-62 Ylieuutut PALMERSTON titeu propoesd to Insert alter the wad washers" the words "MU appointed by her . WOO, by warrest leader her royal alga wadi the eliest ends modes beieg a, throvide that the wade Mies ambers of the @alma be acadaelal bytes wows. The ilia* etas b wee le am& the genenweeme slim& to the Qom., wad be soaddisal ha et wall he ameary to the principle@ of the eamatuden M allow ewymts ..... a of the metal to be weheted etbiliedee Ors by*, The CH ANCILLOR ef tie 11081101713 sellra w rit maid he amesessay te MAC ialosety_ilbsimed epee ash peak the beers babe drealythelhd diessake lbat the easel immeld be dead. The seamerat et the aside lied wee ftlaiamy die Y was bead van the aaeerepilea fed as of wee needy se mar the ask. Yiessual Duwintuaw. ealhtleal szpreedons of Im peders% sapperted the sasateem; the Mr. 8. WORTLEY add thet lough it was, leabaleelly e Imo that sewelten ef month' ersee l b= by quit the soareire. the eamest ef dean al aeverthaless mew @ay maerielly lithe ha et emir appNututest. Time lir &hat Pea, est ate eseseli; wished to avail himealifel =aka Wilde hind, Or 0. Mangy, in whose he led Se weasel eadklease ; hr tltr Nome having lost hi dada kir PerdedliA Wit Sir R. Pal sad the wow* am deprived of hie eass s. (Hear. hear.) Again, it wws sew* understood that the wily Ma why the ?Irbil boa. larteset fair B. IL lq am L et tost a bed use hese le dee Oplaid-elleik ea he of Lard s was the aims, tibia shwa h anic,eat to be a tan ea; hal lbw wade be awes he his @salaam (Eder.) Ogee sr; dll asybody ammo that Mr. Pea wall Mr hats bra a ablaur at the wow; if his appeatalmi whet wanly at ea the will of the stwerdpat f hat, It wee the shoal Howe of Oiseasses which had brad him tab the A na hetes are divided : Pa the sesewhaust 1 47 Aguish it This resale was received with load thews. orbs to the 000kodt000, old* though ft bed lima mmaketed ea me as toe socastess, bed set yet bra dbeemed ; wee that the lint madam al the gem* sheaM be sea* Is the bill. Aa It wee set deetroble, however, lit'proeseil say farther thee, he would mom that Ms dolmas report proem% what he had mid behig Wended es • aides. The CHANCELLOR ef the HICENQIIIR theoglit Mere wire l viey grave obleetkas to the right li=demete's repea The pewees this the amass e=r i e faireet. ca (lreghter.) After that , was mak however, Hoy sew mam to a Wave I Ul d t li ectld be may famovistisat sad tojarbas be the bile Rorke to carry It "kind at Me peeper *lse he etale 1 the objecinsee w hy le eatmaisd. As there weelv omit rawer why meggirtheand be Was ea Meaday, he that_ lbw Medd ma reseed oft IT oessmatie i g erriest Tharaley sad be hoped OM IT the comattese ea ;bet day sad cm Mier seam- ; entirely, they would be able le eat Newegh that stage el the _mono. He ~tad that ea Meads, they shoeld dist bike the raid* Dab. IQ sad Rea go ea to supply. He thought It desbehle that they should lime • morals e *dm oa NassAgy to seder to get throng% the awe& Uelvenedee DEL (Ham) It wee of great topm asts to Sooteh sombeis Oat thee ME Mudd be proceeded wpb as ma r pemlbie. (Neer, batoP) The OSAMU, thsa The ether orders of ths ra Z 6lll wim of, cad la =ed The beam eiljearsed et am &dom.; ROYAL COLTDOO OP PWOOMPTOWI.-At is Ihet mew et rho dellilla tillmecopotheow easel liassery marlosis of Iles eellme4raimer LLD., TILL, Seam In at Oztord, oml Prosienns et he sp. moons, L.., M.A.. t FI LL Per's gsalt iolbeh eir Cam! Map; Mex. 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Mrs. BMW 111011 MAW YOWL Kr. 6 Kn. arms warm ww at T. MOH WATIZ AT LONDON BRITIOL tau Dit-tidy. A. ft...........Afte55im 1b.205. TO4IIOfthOWIMI. h. 401. Attessee. A. PA LONDON, SATURDAY, JUNG 28. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. A SPECIAL EDITION of the "EXPRESS," oontaining the results of the day's Races, Is pub lished every evening during the Sporting Season, at six o'clock. No wonder General ESPINAUE was dismissed. LOUIS NAPOLEON is the most vigorous despot in the world; but there are things which even absolute power cannot do with impunity. A few months were sufficient to convince even this man, that an obsequious aide-de-camp cannot govern a great people by martial law. Great was the surprise when a general officer was installed as Minister of the Interior : scarcely lees was the surprise when this officer was replaced by the civilian DELANGLE. It seemed probable that the appointment of General Esentasen portended the inauguration of a system of terrible severity : it seemed also probable that the dismissal of the General implied the failure of the new system. Till within the last few days all was myiiery. Matters are now a little clearer. Some correspondence, which has appeared in our able con temporary the Continental Reroute, throws con siderable light upon the ESPINABBE principles of Government. It is clear that after Oasors attempt upon the French EMPEROR'S life, on the 14th of last January, the:Emrzitoa himself, and his Mini sters, were panic-stricken. It was imagined that the perpetrators of that crime were the agents of the secret societies throughout Europe, and that vigorous measures must be taken if a great cata strophe was to be avoided. Instantly the lista of all those who had taken part in the transactions of 1848 and 1862 were inspected. Against these men there was not a particle of evidence. Indeed the fact that ORSINI was connected with them was from the beginning the merest conjecture, and, as his since been proved, purely imaginary. But France was to be awed—her spirit was to be cowed—the people most be terrified. A sudden blow must be struck, not only in the capital, but in every province. On the 18th, the 17th, and the 18th of January, and again in February, numerous arrests were made. It now turns out that these arrests were made by orders from Paris. Every department was assessed by the Minister of the Interior. As a General demands of the chief magistrate of the town se many loaves tor his soldiers, so the Minister de manded so many victims from the Prefect of the department. " The EMPEROR'S life," he said, " has " been assailed. The Government is in peril. The " cause of order must be maintained. The country " must be awed into submission. Let this Prefect send "me 20 victims—that Prefect 30 victims. If he " wants to know where to find them, let him con " stilt the proscribed lista of 1848 and 1832." The order wu obeyed in the capital and in the provinces. Thus in Paris alone not less than 300 er 400 per sons were arrested—the majority in the Faubourg. St. Antoine and Montmartre, in the vicinity of Rue Mooffetard and the Jardin des Plantes, at the Battignollee, at Vangirard, Petite Pologne, and near the Temple. The town, in fact, was divided into quarters, and victims were demanded in proportion to the numbers of the population. Between mid night and five in the morning troops of police ravers in plain clothes, with concealed weapons, entered t h e houses, and straightway surprised the person "wanted" in bed. Only in some cases war rants were produced. But the apartments of those seized were always searched, and even the pencils of their wives and children. Hurried off to the Commissary of Police without one word of farewell to their family or their Mends, the wretched men were transferred to Marne before daylight. Some, indeed, are still there : a few have crossed the fron tier; but the majority have bee* sent to Africa, where they are scattered throughout the villages and small towns of French Algeria. T. same thing happened in the provinces. At Toulouse—an ancient provincial city, once the meat of a Parliament—many were arrested, and they were men of every clam, notaries, physicians, advocates, merchant*, workmen, and peamats. Many of them had been involved in polities during the last ten years, but nose of them had said a word to provoke the animosity of the present Government. Foe • few momenta, indeed, they were -permitted to see their families, to bid them • last adieu. Notate, were admitted to take the last instructions of the unhappy men, touching the disposal of their pro perty. Even this, however, was done in the presence ,ot the police. At one place a notary, who had been thus arrested, died at an inn whilst under the charge of the officer who had visited him on a sick bed. The gaoler refused to take charge of the dying man. The thing became known, and the whole town followed the bier of the victim of tyranny. Even priests were found on board the transports bound for Algeria. How many men were torn from their homes it is im possible to conjecture : nor is the emelosh impertemt It is enough to know that on any Biwa night the Commissary of Police may erred a men in Ms bed without warrant, and that this is still the law of the French Empire. Assuredly the laws of peddle safety lately decreed are bypeeddeal seywiladdea. No doubt it may seem strange that these feeds have been made public. If the people were amid off secretly and in the night, how have the names of the Acetone come to light ? It appears that the Set rumours of the arbitrary proseedings of the Goners-' meat originated in the provinces. In a small country town or in a country district everybody is known to his neighbour. A death, or a marriage, or the &bassos of any of the inhabitants, is an event Persons disappeared. Inquiries were made, add it greelimily costd out that the Prefect had been called upon to focal& Government with a certain number of primers, and thus the mysterious de. parture of many a father and brother was at ono* explained. The news spread to Paris. The heart rending details of wives suddenly taken from their. husbands,and children from their fathers, excited the strongest feeling. Men could not sit still and watch these things, with their arms folded. Personal liberty wu at an end. The country was one vast comp. A general officer was in command u Minister of the Interior. Martial law was vir- timidly proclaimed. No man's liberty—no man's life even, was safe for an instant. For the moment, an party differences were forgotten. About twelve persons, drawn from the ranks of every party, met together to oppose these enormities, to ascertain the real state of facts, and, if possible, to assist the families of those who were carried into exile. At first, indeed, some idea was entertained of appealing to the law. But that would have been a mockery. The only thing left, therefore, was to search out the families of those who had been hurried into prison. This was not without its difficulties. The modest and the proud felt repugnance to exhibit their sufferings to the world—the timid feared to aggravate the sufferings of there who were already sufferer.. But much has been done. In Paris alone about sixty families have been discovered in three months. They have been visited, and measures have been taken to relieve them. And they are the wit nesses upon whose evidence Lours NAPOLEON and his Government stand condemned for gross tyranny and scandalous injustice. IN the controversy between the PALMERSTON Journals on the one hand, and Mr. BRIGHT on the other, we have really no call to interfere. The con troversialists are agreed to vote for any change in the Government of India rather than allow it to remain as its. But each of them is equally poei five that the change proposed by the other will be a change for the worse. The views of the PALMER.- rrom journals we have repeatedly had occasion to combat. The views of Mr. BRIGHT have at least the recommendation of novelty. The state of his health has prevented him from taking part hitherto the Indian debate, and he has been obliged to condenie into one speech all the ignorance and all the absurdity which would under other circumstances have been diffused through some thirty or forty. Mr. BRIGHT, in his speech of Thursday night, goes for universal abolition. Not satisfied with abolishing the East India Company, he would abolish the Council for the Home Government of India ; he would abolish the Governor-General ; and he frankly confesses that his object in these especial abolitions is finally to abolish the English empire in Hindostan. These startling paradoxes Mr. BRIGHT prefaced with a protestation of his " diffidence." Of course Mr. BRIGHT knows his own feelings best ; but we mast confess that any talk of his "diffidence" is apt to recall to our recollection what honest Mr. Hardcastle, in " She Stoops to Conquer," says of Mar low's bashfulness. The diffident Mr. BRIGHT treated the House of Commons to a programme of his Indian policy, should he ever become Premier. His visionary tale reminds one strongly of the day-dream out of which ALNASCHAR wee awakened by kicking down his basket-full of glasses. We have no inclination to follow Mr. BRIGHT in his imaginary history of India from the time of AURUNGZEBE, or to trace his devious path " from Ages to Lehore of Great Mogul." There is, however, one passage in his speech which deserves more notice than it is likely to receive. Its very paltriness reveals the spirit in which he and his school would have India ruled, more instructively than volumes of argument. Mr. BRIGHT accused the Direo tors of the East India Company of systematically ignoring the wants and wishes of India. In support of this grave charge he advanced only one f'ct, or alleged fact. Mr. BRIGHT gravely told the House of Commons that some speculative individual at Madras bad discovered a method of brewing beer duce (within 17 degrees of the line) as good as can be brewed in England. One would have ex pected a free-trader like Mr. BRIGHT to go on to say that this ingenious gentleman hqd esta blished a brewery, and, after obtaining many customers for his beer (a commodity always in demand at Madras), had offered to sup ply the troops with it at a moderate price. But DO : Mr. BRIGHT'S version of the story is, that without subjecting his beer to such a test, the inven tor applied for a large government contract for his untested liquor. And because no attention was paid to such a palpable job, Mr. BRIGHT brings for ward a wholesale denunciation of the Indian Go vernment as inattentive to the industrial interests of India. The Government for India which Mr. BRIGHT longs for, is one that would patronise all sorts of bubble companies. If Parliament takes upon it the administration of India it must be prepared to be worried incessantly with appli cations bite that of Mr. BRIGHT'S friend, the great untried beer contractor. We were called upon a short time ago to comment on the noire declara tion of a great pillar of Mr. Bainnit's school, when speaking of India, that the strict laws of political economy must be disregarded when cotton is con cerned ; Mr. BRIGHT seems equally disposed to dis regard those laws when beer is concerned. elt Court. The Quin end the Prince Consort, with the Prima., Alfa sad Helene, the We of the Be the Doke lad Declare of Brebeat, sad the Cheat of Talent the Cryeal Pales at dyileahem yesterday morning. The royal eats wadeled et the Deena of Atboll, Coonteee Cleo is Davey, Yee-Oeserel ,reverie, Colonel F. H. depeamer, Berm D'Ovenaide de Idsiaehe, Captain Bernell, W the NNW et the fleaseheld. The Qom, weempeeded by Pilate Arthur, the noose, Louise, and the Desiree el lab/W.lBdt s Mrs la oarless sad frearda Leal °shithead Ids, Onset Dame* ea hereebeelt: The Dela of wen the Howe ef 4 =lleemeat sham= end wee reseal Lashes the Her hat•diluter ploy in the tre mii Thet lea Wiest, tie Wage( the the DeteCied Mimi, the Doodles at Inelseat, the of Habeas sad the Coast of Therehae, Priam Hawed of Sae- Wearer, end Prime Vitas/ et Bebealelte. the Free& Antbeesealer, Wanhel Debi et Ileiskhelf; the Daher How arth, the Belitreash i tee, K. FeadeWere ; lady Fealty ow Hard, lady Reased, Helens= five de Dewy Berl Weans, IadyROIL C. Orey„ m OrgA M & J. tad Alice Peel, Re PAL Caked Jones, C. 8., elm Oohed Walk C.D., dab Lavin, Colossi Cheat de lleettres tamable de NOl4lla*, Capieda Dewed, The had et' the Ite LW Quo& ma is elleadasse hake Okra. Her Ifejaty's plane head slatesesit sanded fa the daterlereeem, pbyed the hilswitst pleas t = "Veer se Maiodea . " =a; ----- The Hero Es Triqued led the hewer epos Thymic ef aelaeMeg. be the Qom ha dudes et Edema PL,deik has has lel* purebred by her TM WM Usimastip as as asl isr iall WI minee ktairai ss ; Thalsisr ass ludd ( ae lbdr at ah 4 P r il Oai v il a es ia. 111 ": 62. 41. ) Sir sal. Ilmalseasi Alb ....1 . A.10 1 3'• The Jeikki 4 ths Came cky. A s appeal lm do Omsk 'WIN Anyels*," pot bred, ins ea= g ;tea Jowls. 1.11 gives by tale BA* lids. Dr. won reserad yubmiliy et Ibil Colonial-albs tratr e rwaser el Yalta, the Lid 110 Canataskor of dr lain Urals, sad Ike easassr J. aillsallsa =vsassess ham tie adosarlillas ymearig Ist of Glaris. Her Majesty On Glossa sad his Royal Mslsom ths Priam Cissmark azicsapsaisd isi tte Ike at as flid gissms tits Dubs mai Dosiosa of as Coast of Fissure, with their I. Lb..., Viss a ralES Alba sad tits Prisms Nikes sal • disilegalshadl oisig las Crystal Paw rawer usimiot 44 aka e fountains wire dispisral as the tors party tin* the srostada. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (nor OUR OWN PARIS, FRIDAY Berms, The great Algerian question, which has been so long pending, has at length received an unex pected solution. I was rightly informed when I told you yesterday that the Ministry of the Marine and Colonies was about to be split in two; but I had no ides that the severed half was about to be accepted, by a prince of the blood. This fragment of a minis try is, however, augmented by a considerable slice cut off from the Ministry of War to a post of much influence, and involving a great amount of patron age. It may be considered by the public as a falling off from the talked-of position of vioeroy or lien tenant-governor, with • rsosi imperial court and (according to the Times) a German princess for a wife, but the prince himself likes it much better. Re did not wish to leave Paris, he will now have something to do in the metropolis, and will have the salary of a minister (80,000 fr.), which, atter all, is not to be despised. The Press*, which puns for a journal intimately connected with the prince, says that he will alter nately reside in Paris and Algiers, and that possibly he may visit other French colonies. " The prince," it says, " who is endowed with bodily activity almost equal to his intellectual power, desires to see with his own eyes what there is to be done at Constantine and Oran, and when he countersigns a decree he will certainly not allow it to remain a dead letter, buried in the pigeon-holes of his office.* In a separate article the Prase says : . . . The new ILisider of Algeria and theColonles will not be a:electively occupied with the affairs of hie particular depart ment. He will take his plaoe in the council of minister% where he will naturally be the alter ego, the right arm of the Emperor. He will have an opportunity of tendering advice which will derive great influence from his name and position. He will plead, we do not doubt, the cause of all the liberties which have been promised us, and without which something most ever be wanting to the most solid and best seta hushed political edifice. The situation of Europe at this moment is not exempt from difficulty. Complicated problems may at any moment give rise to formidable eventualities. In such cane it would be highly important that all grounds for internal disantent should have disappeared, and the govern ment would derive great strength from the fact that it had given eatidaction to all resemble desires. Prince Napoleon has a mind capable of understanding this situation. He has had the advantage of remaining for several years aloof from power, an interested but independent observer of events. May he, in now anteing personally into public life, succeed in infusing into Ma outdo% of stairs that aphit of wise liberty which he loves, which is confined to the tastes end habits of France, and which gone out renew and maintain all things I Prince Napoleon will, I believe, establish his offices at hie residence at the Palais Royal. His doors have been besieged all day by candidates for places, but he was not there. A great many conflicting statements have been lately made as to the vacation movements of the Emperor and Empress, but since imperial intentions are liable to change as well as those of ordinary mortals, the purveyors of news must not be held responsible for all the daily variations of the court circular. It has been frequently said that the Ent preen would start for Biarritz on the same day that the Emperor left for Plombieres, and at other times it bee been confidently asserted on authority, neither better nor worse, that his Majesty would remain at Bt. Cloud. The latest semi-official programme is to the effect that the Emperor will positively leave St. Cloud for Plombieres on June 29 ; he will re main there a month, during which time the Empress and the Imperial Prince will stay at Bt.. Cloud. The Emperor will return to Bt. Cloud at the end of July, and at the beginning of August will go to Cherbourg, accompaaied by the Empress. After the fetes of Cherbourg the Empress will go to Biarritz and the Emperor to the Chalons comp. I really think that this revised programme is a final one. It is said to be very llicely that both the Emperor and Empress will go to Germany about the latter end of the summer, and pay a visit to the ChSteen d'Arenemberg, in Switzerland, the restoration of which by the Emperor's desire linearly terminated. The Bourse opened with much animation ; and, although there was a reaction afterwards, the closing quotations show an improvement. The Rente rose fic. for cash and 100. for account, closing at 68fr. 50. in each ass. Mobilier fell sfr. The Orleans and Northern Railways rose 15fr. each, and the other lines from sfr. to 10fr. The Bank of France dividend for the last six months was fixed to-day at 66fr. We hear from Algiers that, at a banquet given to celebrate the anniversary of the taking of Algiers, completed by the conquest of Kabylia, Marshal Randon promised that the Algerian railways should be speedily finished. ITALY. Letters from Naples of June 22 state that Pied mont persists in its demand of an indemnity for the crew of the Cagliari. News from Piacenza mention that the Austrians are hastening the construction of new fortifications. THE TRINITY COLLEGE AIWA!: DUBLIN, FRIDAY. The crown cue against the polies has been Oen &sad. THE NEW ON NDUCAZION. Wurransix, Jurn 24.—The Queen has been whoseed to dtroot letter pima to be mad mite She pea Z s ere e tetrag the Moat Str Jobe Toy Noble Healy Das el the We Kea. Kat, Kw Kos-WKlmet =Ms Leah K., the Us, .str ILAl L erailds &elk Kea, K.A,Kress war. nemer, Neav, ma lidera WA, Let., le be Mr KNOW' esewske f man to iftio thepreene Mite males edseelles is glos eel oneW sal 'sport whet ammo (if ma— —7)y ere teethed far the Measles of mad tad she eisamotery le en Mass of the peiple.—Gestto. • BUTZ OP TEI maim. The following letter from the Conaervators of the Timm le the Metropolitan Board of Works was reed et the seselieg elf the Lbw M the Guildhall matesday "Theme Osessrmusey, Ines " air,— Bwrisy let year Wm of the 12th lad. belotebe of be river Timm, in whisk yea beam them sl Cc Vleittles , ef the lisimpokten Bowl ef Weeks to eam Wed wain be the entitle awl* mit NOM ender bib s_mimed elsoweele bw watermark, Ned the eamerreters herby be salmbled ?Jr Mr. Bemlyelle. I ma di Wre Mom lee thre tie ammerveters am we se the — t es peopeesi With relearn le Om= meats tone bilmes serkpatioe, which will be mend by tbe Wilflls mutelyb will bsesemery that es the =Tribe river &sale net be labrnipbd mese theemay be elseletety issmeary, Ms prembeetga else& media shall be mem* Indletbd by by sad aid thp son ameassis hem lessens* Oat piens ef dome eed plias simy he memblef _le them Or their appeseelbehee the esme sisal le eamies lab emeellse. IMI MAW dimated *tam aft agelemeby data that it Is the renTlellse of lie esesenales — is issliffSail di.= be webs albs Stems septedeg Inseams seeteabiese buy ea the essessis sine swami dabs sais- Wira gsgs M 1 I E. Boasva., BeentarY• uo. U. Wesley* 8.W." " Tiie University of aterkow (Beans),"E Villelell SSW* " ill si semi dna en sasses! lowing belied :—Two mash lonia. hessmaj essede cos die ealveretir earrOrvidse. ll 110 Yes br he et satiheis. vita wee met seasliei to hr. C I : dm body et Isoberlek ISt, derseges hi fhe aelowelry. rosties at lays Is w seireeil se IR Peksslose