The Express. — London, England, 1858-02-16 00:00:00

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PEON or Jo mama ILA out IN alf, =Oll Ana al Ws mar sa la pie V. U she revand wall re art as NM St I.lbri at opilie ow /belay ad vas Nosibmi.N.diffilli. Ng* el what se est rola NM We , . end the bairn -eh 1140e7 ha/ eh Mir as 01 dna s• to 4Y Mr Oa wiry grim " $ ry mortat• 1••• 0.4 tormsys •ayouirt WOO I **Om k •4 • arm r.`• el Ir 1 fooi lopylly• 01 Weir 107 W t tar. pyy 1.• Int no i• JJa. pat K. u.k. to . 10 , 2 ..bw e1e to . e A rairee era n:W There Ir w . bra m f relle we mim * he errs bee WINI .MI7 M I TI ins, M. Pr %NM INSIN• MOW g mem, Ime. re SWIMS Wall op We WOO el trier weft. reelemee SIMMS fa la ea .oe I nem bel jib= • NeVeleel. Yle eared Ire re. ere wit Ws ernallm • hewer Ore reek —Wheel. Jele reek 4.1e3 Merle ; ELLWENCE. cotton. sal nor. w.'“ Isla ot M Ova. tn. Ony.-11actoostb. mirk es lir wrt• saw blip. I. pleas ban Ur violable d 1N WITS. Ist. $ Jl NW. I. Jaatirs, Um $l. M. r L. 6 Jos. le. I& I S. M.! W. 3, AND DEATHS. Llismoll, the wile et Yr. G. a. Visa. BMW. sie rib of O. IL rap of W. H. lonor. tol.. • 6 the silo al Col Ilinsibm... ▪ d Wean. Lim New the Wt. Old& 1 1, • Iltllitho4. lbws. lat ▪ Jahn, •at at D. Way, Tee.. ad or ad J lei.. el 21.0- Mary aet the. WYK Oelelmmeer. Be,.W War. Id A-. Loehr ad eat& mossime r d doe IMO ♦ T. aerie at Leerenherta SOM. It wt. Debbi. libe •w. IL AIM. .1 J. Aiiime. r....... or. rem's" am WIN d 6=Zotiri BOOM "64 MN. = 4. nalSa;ll,lll62 No, 3,589.] TEAM to NEW YORK Direct, and the :Vat) KAN GA /LOC CITY al Ert CITY of WASHINOWN. Ciabla mop. IL IT. ase es irommeir Ike. rs" Paustpi• M l' re=a sbu Z tee lma riererio weed ewes% on we advaesilvoes Ihrt twerp poilialibre I. WILLIAM MAY. 0 arl a. rad Daol T...b.wdft e w am Lherje•l: t• tir a t e irmine ... Lamm Cps& 111. RVERLAND ROUTE.—WEEKLY COMMU NICATION bp are I[FOI INSULAR am/ 0 ?AL /MR ring,,asta. az. ,.. 2. FARM end Ss siess=== (011 6 01waiMearntimm ° " 4 ". = AA Irak =re iTa NamisZirstriems. titr Ad &C : ars wim omaira: =Ft =taxa ISSINI. LMIGRATION to CANADA siai dr MUM RATIO easaVoll ANNlVega i tipa cIILLOD eel Prise Um, Will allftit Ibiallill: Iaz..W I LIONV a lk t, .th a =UMW{ li= et sates o rail roe& sad Os Voila= CUTSB.,.I res7a:...."..."'Mmio. ANL of DEPOSIT, 3, Pall-mall East. ? whim SW ass mai Ible lar mill rearm Make ea aemmie Webs IYI wpm. Feria et knotlat new re kr Wards pb• do Mink eir armor me bee es wobbles- MIS 1101111 MIL Narear Cepeak males MOM BLAND IS OPEN TO-NIGHT. AR grt . ° KAMM MUSEUM sad GALLERY of nwatikaarmakrorrqz=t Zs - V . • par." , e b. Om omi t s coortie to . er t r.....: sr- . -it -1....,. - 8.. .. = D E.t..... .....ra ets - ii- ." 17112410i IL it 6 89 %4 ma& fr. Voir 'Mammonism* metweis sualpS4 IMP& o. NM, Or r r i cr. E is.. C.ANTILLON LECIAMWHEN WAS IT maw wao PAIDIri Andel 4110wril la Os Sims iii IMMO Fe bir Mr. Mufti la =him NW W ••••1• 14.4 a ise ... Italitast: *sow re= ilhi sils rls i lt ion pid Limbs: Ma 11. Pala and Om Wei lbws& ON tkilatiimplavntoops k, .Ni We War .W tomb.' & rid. R Moldy...ea IVOTICII Tt to ta-f4.. i nta v raoltAt Ur ea t io t e i mf sso=rio. to. eardre s ' il l= riEr awe IFFICE he EICSICELEBRATED READING SAUCE Se r la rt is • a l t h ooTi me lihmehassaa HARRIS'S SPICTACLIS, the cheapest sad .: . nisei Iserlt g errerit.s. d el 16.7. Ism Pa— Is Irsosposi illin . . ler smisilsol parkas. PUNY Pee swim sir °"Mr prows liase olTtlepoito opertmers. Iserlds, sod eilsers. 1/Is. lIIL pool te.—li pod OIL. 6.. .14141=6:21r501l Frolap. egesu l as Om M i tt Masson =4 OW COLD IT HAS BEEN be weer frairoll 'W A Y= Mt u r. . Itnait miammille Is lbs " liss Osissis linims. slows - Its. aps-4 ss Li rNE HEAD et HAIR, the Beard, Whiskeys, 0 N lek=a - AR oli Is w I= al Or ula t:trie “Died wielardisprwilkaiOlt=sar te eM L o ire' as 11 ""Vidir ....,1 ei; imileZ 6 111 Wr r""1"1"TL tharia ' lis Mr —. B. 44 treirs d o I n is slew Mweds dilisems.didr t . ,... br IZIOLULTO os a". KIKAIIAWS MIDICATED CREAM, metals tat Seat ea, 1 2:=0 111 Trip lib le Odom 11 Nei labcz t ag sompeorl—isil mat Ind ta ll lidepor k Ut r. meek Lasaws. pee. M 4141; els ism* Nam MD& irl ; aNd W maim BATING'SMOH LOZENGEB.—A Cc or reli Is its offolool ems of tbrool'o of tie A mmo to die ollmoo.oni to lboololooo of al looorro Dleonlom. mot oillomino owl sonoobb Imo* I. KIWO1)011 COttel wIRS. olook. Wm so Ile ft* ~sm. el me sandbar Mod mai. Qs en•r0000 re l mol.orll aodili posolovo lo non namdlon ba fel Tbs. sod lio=oofc a to2oll ` laid . Clionlit. Imo. MIL Pato Camollgowl. ill Doolgolft La LIGHT-BROWN ... It rMTV ' LITRE OIL, mow, IN. trieg..........m.rna ..........rogemo4 re snsima ..em by the Mate dillowel immas=teemplek, ~...:...1.6.M. usilms, wi5Zab1ft .... ......... lag ir aliglia=ll..... r111•1• I ni e lgi mfeb at es bur 11.7 31 14 6.4 sallaft rK UMW MIMS. Eli vegerel ftimemi 9101*. Sa. it: pima% 6.11 i :gm% Oa: sad WSW wlth WAD Jeagb's OMINIP sod sliMee. Mlleet gem im• 'mall Is w.+... 1 7 mil rupsaliMe dmaiils Illesesbeet is powlssis. . w wilas " cr i111.114 " 6 wallow alig " "ri m D 'war - - ' w COPAIIINI er SAOCHA aims p a rze sum orrs. le de Ma sore kw ta• are H of donna niftt.-110 llowelsr : ow el W i ri i leM:+ 6l l ll 4aZOß Ml :1101 oloilselilaninla &II:F.BE3IAR. Protected try 'e go.'"AVl:=l.4 ll : l r474l' lAulis • awl. 1, & vi~st urnmesteilmas. awl ir abe blow ootoisor af. b lbs dint = rboo ller r ~ a i l oote mi tza lbeloi .. , 5 =1... realm el Sr , mem So 110. S. b the pr nimbly tor Um ra:-2-r...=.74 w arm lamb ullb_liwa..„ .10 ibo Imola. r i btr ib ublii7 be al lio bow b be wale bomb son= ll =b7, F i lj a ar lc; Who of lobo &To= 4al obis ea lie lab eat wi l = " ted.-11.11 to lb ben. bin tia, of fob woe la ow for tio.. woo Us. sod la al no& übm#4 6 E 10 4 Ali bii =re d00k ...... as In. Of b. . floofT " al i k ="4" r i efoot.lb *kg Wawa 11.0slopf Ca l a. l . : 1 1M N A. Ve . a l •ai di • tbork . . balm Cauvrta AND Sorra Ehanitit ILtiLwAT.—A tenstlng at threishhie W yeeterds7 at the Landau Taw% tuesedy in the ehale. The meetiag wee mid tit she leihneedue le the eleoeheldera et the pupils red podlies et the enspisq. The iserstary Ned 6 GM eteterst at A. eel" end pupae eit tb . The chimes &NI Maid this the did net the pudiat“; It ems hum the Wend Oeleenee. lieranastaaiss figwelika et the yawn Oiteetuee-Gengly s t e e b, had el, ton imithif swine, et Isamu theetheidete theedd do selleded with the espeduky at the put el Yi p thea at Weans he taeumeelel The air put mit by the memos the lets Clever nereumwere war nue to yam Mr. weed that the &odors skull p immalm. via • view to getting the them -up Ida ewe reederit7.— 71• Claims mid the dienekee led in *Min as. to V bsw ill= o • lo % lbw la t) old pooled thee tank . MAIM (a &Me 116 . mem* suistribed w about &ANL and the acme= kinel.—Tits the absreheihee ergiumed tem M. Alm all eeniri 417$ Awl% awl the aphid t bea in t mum arbm hafts illardsi es re a unenetten u 4 Mil im =l SO maw ANY Is hit the heal at he CI ER. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDL—MoirDAY, Fn. 15. The LOW) CIANCILLOIL took Ide oat on the woolsack at flee o'clock. THE SHREWSBURY PEERAGE. In ret to a question from LOni V( MILEY DA L It, The RD CHANCELLOR intimated that the Can nitres of Privileges on this owe would be made an order of the day for the first sitting after larger. PUNISHMENT OF THE MUTINEERS. The Bari of ELLENBOROUGH wished to ash the noble earl whether the gorerumest Wes had issued any in structior to the authorres in. India with regard to the treatment sad punishers of mutineer He we. led to me this question on the prier occasion braes be bad nod the newspaper of that morning a telegraphic despatch from Retry, tired by the Secretary of the Governor, deft that on the 13th of January, at a pre which, se red ia these telepathic desprehr wee not W Hugh Roes tried and rented leit enefewee. He the Earl at Ellenborough) did sot queers the jars* of that punishment on the rentinews—he considered scads y L i t: w rap the greatest erre that could be against a etate—for ft was und that are which wet inlirloody Wired :e b. 2 lee et the weer Bet be essirmil that he did greatly quer= the policy d waft death the Warr& sod indieslerses parelusent ern at • milky is any cow; try—siere hale. Lei GB AIf vas sot laa palitos to give any w eer rd the ablanerres mike vide\ the Ir a err ta tha sire sod r ba Masli Ease bed Mrs pre, the = warm lisd neeird spa the eildest the tie isk.h, which gave as drib of my er klad. Is re pel to die worn pat by the nab earl, whether any In ✓uder beal bees sir est le l am ireWe to the punish art M the astinens, he Ind to ars in reply _that so cedar to the aid hod bra art fns hears the Ursa govern art. At the same time, then was as dart of the opiake of the Clevernor-Geneal an the loin& wire was mak* la cesareans with that of her Majesty's go varerest, mad s antedeses wish that whkh the soW 'Sri liesesif hod styrene& Ne dart that noisy wee as. althemerrewhicifer then/Wye/ the ere was portable, sod ta nor earn eagle to be prier, Viill bah. There card be as quake of thee. (New bow) Oa the err' the egestrer d • skier= geld weeds a doubt tied the east of ressrsi he that Ithrlthner ta a great essay—se In hanthelle m theursle cl anes—vas not rely be pear thee Art mirk was Wk. alis, sod whir it was dr West et the pribreat ae pew dare—am the aided err, and se pestrart • wars ei the ear It we. thesehme ree Ws pressi sears uork able Is veer is tar where mirror In seek a peer rows sod ladlesdrools rem MI 11111 SOW NMI bad apron sf, but wash more se brow the ersoiles am ber al people who limn& as indllinesee le death, air arm bleed as arra cd metheis—benightereet gal brarde— vas salearod Is bra the weer IBM lira the Was of row whir rimer His pardessall, sod Isy osikdry Em pathy in thalr herr aued to ersoisys Shwa in tbs are erne. As to what the noble earl hot said abet Itistsg, tabseglit it wee worthy of Wthaldieedion. Bet this was this ils—that dogging, if set wlsd to a mar west, lest lb Massey, awl if it we Wiled with pad seerky, the than was so doubt a Mr d laterlierg the (maw of bead!, is behalf of the irrisser. sad parry tbs nom elect se the larrlso el the parbreed r e= whin spelisol to a large nadir of perm Tree were mow Of awes, wkieb tt would be oecessery to M asi priantent ot death, bat he wee Wird to thisthat whin they had to deal with a lags weber of Mini seemed a poshalen ear as the d lola, tear peelers arse tie sr ward an set math spires peer thee "Mr Mks other Tint was the d • ar la raft/ span It Ids odds Mad I SLI unk rody) . bell set as spirt Ss thl Min& te reridnitheiher they wart bark. able ihr a ewer le rah r thres might he treesprel. .Ia tiddlers Is OK thil! ems° , Li measaunioated with other 001161118 MN ~BM 11011111 of than ail& sot be made enrol& ler re wee payer std law a k might be Merida te any oat orb a Os. In senellass, be begged to aware im p snoble earl that thsge resnist IMO 11111.1641 CI therssee of the esker gash or ershlng the eandal stertke. 011tiZAL WINDHAM. The Duke al C.cliEßlDOßL4ouniclavieg bun soda In rellionce to the wsoinee of the canstal who se easennaded at W le emtly wee swill that their = be sled to leers indham, what wore the nal melts of the sens. (Hess) He It • d bswa India tL .t Iree ligi =r wa lL subject, sad he w fees some affil a re " to say thee • alseement ba u d owns ba his heal that day we most esilsbabory with raped to that cam, whose milibry can died led ooateloori such ocedielles °Oolong'. (Hess) Their lordships would, he wee redder with !rthat lie same Irked Sle Odin bas whom this deppodelt cow, er-Oeseral Windbags Cron ell hinos ea lttreetie le the onion which had glum elm to this. cots. There wee blame attached to other poetise, which it wee net nsesseery for him then to roar Is ; brAii mat • =I Nowa Wiadhem, he had received s Or Coils Ornybell • handsome awtrim hi ls& ssegaisating bin Rem all bine, eied be bed TIMM be Warn diet he wadi be reeemsended by INT Odin ke sun mole impeelowl assmi (Hm, her.) BANKRUPTCY AND INSOLVENCY. Levi DROUGEAN moved for a return of the samba of days the Cesa el lisiskrthitey in Lades dire the =bed userpemr, of he meth eljkine and emu end dais restimms of each amemliniame, emd bete far irk menmiedener, repilenr, and Said =lva math Item the Newt. The LORD CHANCELLOR bed se <Meth= to the re tina baths peedused, times the mete d dupe the coal ition* est in emi year, the abet el adjudications ad Ur nastier of d the ite =isr eat instead el the 011111411.10•111% was thinly In a return hat wee behee the booth With to the residences of the eammiticesers, he did not tea that any incon venience eould arise from a comm, who had to attend a sewn In • large town, living In • Ala In the enterlie ; bee wthdtted that, when the indie reellsl many mho bean W hurt, it the calculated is wain a smylethe as the part of the shim hat there mug he pest ethisty to Imudnete the Weft in hoe he the rolled. And with heard le aas thing in Leedom 'bib his court vas is illetem i lEt of the essalky, he &mkt k was merely that the lived In Lei" the esimerimtheer Irving lodg ings In tetra them Ns court was shathed, nod musing to LIS& II primp tbe Saturday, thaming ea the lleadayilte did net ilia they could mama* tamplein of hi. (Hier, beer.) The Munn were Era ordered, and heir lordships ad honed h a quarter le in o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Moores, Fn. 15. The Era"sat look the doh it 4 tido*. NEW MEMBER. Mr. Ewiwo task the oaths rd his seat fee Pea Slay, in ths sem cd Mr. Archiliakl Rea le, deceseed. PRIVATE BUSINESS. Simon n Raarinrear-Alastinni. itastrad, mad Pram louriam e Ap bank Railway, At NM Tim Isillwer, sal Ds& amilington Railway ; ..._mnsig, Osinsite, mad Portnett lemeliimi ; Mi~ miff Gm* DIM Railway, Breadmi And a, illaintileal Om. Boredimit iladrem, Port Carhais laligsg). Cataluna Railway Branch), Crashed ma MO Pia Railway. 61111181kilinalr patios, CrS . Palare Meld Gag, Dean Puna Turupike Edinburgh end Glasgow and VIE. Vag and line Railways, Folkestone Wang, Gospoet Warm Haelimpisn and Rairtanstall Water, Ida of Wight 'Poor. Lancaster and Carlisle Railway, Ludas and North Woman Railway (ertonsion Scan Low den), London and South Western Railway Luton. Dar iii end Shawn Junction and Hartford and Welwyn .Isn Railway Companies Amalgamation; Manchester Water, Manchester Improvasant, Mkl-Kent to St. Mazy Cray), Newest, Aberga many, an =rd Railwa ; North British Railway (Con solidation, So.), North Ya and Climbed Railway, Wien, Worrmter, and Wolverhampton Railway; Ply- MOM Groat Western Docks, South Devoe and Taviatock Railway, Stain's, Wokingham, and Woking Railway; Slam Bay Railway end Pier, Sufferance Wharves (Port of Leadoe), Symiagton, Biggar, and Brought°. Railway; Tremors Embankment, Waterford Gas, Wisdom New Road, Warrens, and Herelord Railway Bills. PUBLIC BUSINESS. THE HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY. Mr. LABOUCHRRE withal to correct • maxategitka . r ida pablicky lad beta ikon es ea haportmat pat la rehreuto is as rawer mole ha to Saha. 11111Mthif he EhreM IS he sableet of the sita• Bay Ceapay. Ha wee ieplul to hove mid tha ft wa the Wiehea of th e peousist ferthwlth he lake hole their Wale the tsnitoty ear merry. Whet ha NM, lowevor, wee wt the =Timione about is Who ship if teldag into that eserayer's Land be he papa of stelae it • DAM eelow e asd sot the WOW, of he Zwileta's Bay merely mil that he would Men = B" woili glow wise sap were shut le Lim a t= with mai to the Watery tithe Iluboa's Bey Company. NOTICE OF MOTION. TEE LETTER OF THE !INCH MINISTER FOR FOREIGN A7FAIILO OF FEBRUARY _ & Mr. 271;11;t1T4E;;;;;(ill fay) M sibstild ask bar • goweroist Yr low et Os idi Faimary, snit le Ilis orilW7 by dr Pru ra"..W boss losensi ea 11111mr. sot, 84 ths be ieat mo* minilha 6.11111 pailleby absadd set Om to tbsilifta eldak VII IMO IS tki ademod lb, Pm* map. LONDON, TUESDAY NVEZTING, FEBRUARY__ 16, 1858. TENANT RIGHT, IRELAND. Mr. MAGUIRE gm notice that maw early day be should ask leave to being in a bill for granting compenastion to tenant formai In Ireland. UNIFORMITY OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. Mr. WCANN pve notice of his Malian! to ask Lave to bring in a till to establish uniformity of weights and mop sures in Great Mats and Ireland. (Hear, hoar.) that hiskaien upon the company's It had been said by an hon. and learned patlaaua that the people of England coeds miniffitrim—that they made men the Ant minister of the crown. But he would appeal to the hones on this speed= of patronage and parliamentary infinenot. He weakt appeal to their hearts and their mosolenom whether lam ellrnment was founded cm feet. Under the wholesome memos of parliament and the people wen the appointments I eves made by the noble lord in bla own immanent mob that I they could always applaud P (Loud clime.) Wire they always made in deference to the morel festiag—(che rjz . to the enlightened opinion of the great Bridal' —(obeers)--always made oat of regard to the utilY;Tt accomplished service', to the honour of the crown, and to the advantage of the Mate ? (Cheers.) And what an amount of patronage would be at the disposal of the eight select men who were to !cam the council for India, or rather of their governor I And how did they know whom that governor night be ? Were the counalllors the select eight, to be 'shred, of hie appointment? The flimsy memo was made that the few tint appointments were to be decided by meld nation, and that the persons thus appointed would be pro noted. Meer, be e ar er the members of the home, as am of bughtem or sense, satisfied with this P He asked them to deride, not by any arguments of his, but by the miaow of their own senses, whether it would be a sae thing to pees this bill ? (Hoer, hoar.) This m liament It was said had laded • good w No doubt it had ; and the noble lord had his enpportem He had just rellemel to the Nee of a minimise who was mere powerfully suppated, and to the which card. The change In this owe might be m cii = node ; the noble lord's majority might be ileizoyed as EIL said by • breath. It was • law of the withal ontetztootion woe mg. *Meer, Merl ithel labour of en age, might meet • moths& jaim; Ith with hie meld evellly &they e ms ; and Awe Us Tesehey. The bang Mal Weed; It - bad stood the the tea at Ong. Lit Ihma strengthen Its fonsdatione, if they mall ; a t dem mime its bees, and improve its wiper stanekre, if they coal; bat he warned them . , while It wee time, to stay their leads, and not, at the instance of the tolls lord, omelara the Mhos. (Load cheers.) lir. LoWI would rely hes upon authority than upon fad and arerment ; for he wee eminnelans cif Din Misha ape with the hon. end Irma gentientan. His p= experience was derived fans hie bathe been two yeses seers thy of the Board ti Control, and having mood three years es the committes stir ainsailng the laws of India. An anumption ran an* wad el the speeches in opposition to theoUll that disbars WaS WWI apes to inks a very great sod • very neenithre she ; that they ware about to throw int of gar A the meciamy of the govormsat of India, just to ems whether they geni i i:1 to ark • did they were wait" or a mom part d that • igerenorasnt, and that this nes a very tine to tabe snoh a step. The posithe ef the Own of thredsre took ties Mane VillW. Wilb2rmelle Ilhe eorww—sed he hod sot a word to mg tion—thear, hoor)—hs embodied that the East Onigeny eras not a grad redolent thorn in the gsvesuithet of lathe--did not ram lb, inillsthe—and Will sot ths sear el and jointly ringssible nth the Board al Contra. He begsved tint if the aompsies iota is th e I affairs of India WO token sway tommorow, It wall err be dared. Our rommions to as LA bal less aftlekoi by m sal Issalhe—emsam wbia time mall, sr by lito Host ladle thearmoy, bat barer et rollarrt. TM la as raw al maths, dospdar wham* =tha m aj i he ream le is Isar remblea; and aim alaiwoo art eat to the Gemeaor-Oaased mar the sogalsomos a the Bar India Campy. Oa A great essmieres With( India the oompany cull claim no than dam hr good or sell ; it we Vaned by air was in the paha that tho therrated. This had her as ass of @Woe with rapid to all matters Thigh as healed of ths Bard of third &odd should be sesthilul to as semi committee. Oa ordinary view to mews sad OD 11% the corm was same what The redder at as board had a weekly ratatig Ida abater and dapairchdromm of the mat ray, awl ogsamod his views as various matters ; this m eannothiedsil to the theists ; a plea nes repaid, sad, Ma esserwas with thew a li w ie C by the pro oast Or bo Wort altar it Who his meow ton b. (8.., hoar.) If l a st iL i g the rin=tWahl sthi mat meo rbsr lorobs . The heeiriermee ilhosit what i r se:ra tle radar t i r e am. W m. **Welty r rib, rank mds alloadon e L: •nd thus the of eight be oath he lis on in cabs wil (Imaglisr.) AB OM directors 'odd do thee sir Ks eansidared as 'added is wither thr_iihr& That Whim not But loader of tbe mows of Or kite; thew IMOD net. (Haw bow) He gave this maser etas tow in which bather was transaoted at the Isis lbws hem his own paramel obseastioa ; sad be tbso It of way *de momarowass Idiotism as= was thalami sr aot, as for is that talsesce was But their spesionie wed gni delag ; if mat an dent infissine, they wow an kloposisst dog as te= try; he al correspondent with kik mat peso though tham or as mar eommlike. Th ey rearsd as theoticas of Friar brass and alittorysimosibr Lek; mad to miry on • great war whb era on asgmaistiss ins a gran svß, awls late/piths latekrable Hs believed that :ItetthePladalA Ilia aide as armee aame, and by ask away dons fa that name, madading the am army hams elks was now played awe, they would cestrhsto to as Natorstion of nooty to ladle. Be Or as it might, they wow ate dealing with a arks which imil outlived the chain hr which it boa orge—i= tha mamma, of width night be amourod he an mends, but not on any principle of mesa H. dwell= trusted the House of Commous would ow w versa to re but the continuance of welt a system, and that, awe all, whin India required lolly awl oe' to Us govesesent. Mr. LIDDM ezremol bk surprise to see as okra of as Admiebtortio Rehm Assacietha rag his sap ped to as rem* blth as abbot atrial ws to macoatrato power to the bomb of the gersaimont. Moab* of the OM was at desendlea st akliosaisr prearatil, a r il to Mark it ha as kale of area= impair by the crown. He and gusgemil to consent to a mow= that kind. He did ad idthe OM • salary of 1,0001. • year would deuce the servile of the bast soon for aria r a come an Wien aiihs,caelisd as tbet oats wield be with a diabliity to sit in then Emil Conathen. liket dreams might Sow trams ..too pets alas worm The the 00101C21 sod rostiki bream wall row n e= Doak and was,aoreho, a at Worm greats& to tbs mity at sloe rdig .l.l %, was also a moot valuable part of the la. Beitho s tFost think Iles preen" vas the proper ties IV did ast Oda Oat tbe introduction at the tiro one an "Mbar et as filth" would awl plawitly In the ears of Ilasmotamo and Mohr ; and mks ast - sras coupled nil as kindesloa of PAO Mays, tY weld be apt to aorta& Oat sweling arcs than motiss was to be attends& It was .10 of Heat India OnillPauY won • phantom But the people of India knew paltetly well that It wse a pbeatom tacked by the army aid navy of this country. It was aid that great advantage weld be initial by the use of the nem of a sovereign; but thspesple of India, he thought, wail be more apt to conned thin el repine sad dames with sovereignty than those of path oil nee ti No man emeseded with India hid yet arisen to 'kerb the msommo biome as homes. Ha hared the sad am as India daftly, who they wow id that their .111% M . at ea ml, , If ast keirmalisa mad them when wen sign la trite war. astimonts bad base math Or here Ida to r Fotßast India arosat bk groat • bet assith it mien aol e lE v alsw•mt moot as is wit to cast a Mit their kith Its Ike 'rasp the ionic of Conon the ormatuy hear ash pest deeds. (Haar.)@ air Hr. BLANEY saarthel the bill. Without as the Bast India anormy, Who he looked at the abillea of Isla be bad mess Ye bans that gnat Weld bemath is the momagommt of its sthirs. i. C l iori and Important imam with him was what woe as beet gworwort for as minions whom walks was Alessi as • towt k Ger beak sad bo basted tbat dm whiner ash momith bet ate as row which AM would oak: watt as prorismat at ladle. Ile verikupsa as high nits exacted by as maim sod Wor loar Hr. IL Int i rgllD, who had mocathi lis awn& sort of Mr. Brag, said hs was aware d as aeries d as preset man, sad was ant ono to maim them; bet be kid hail a Isrtor - ootheos Ass be had waded at ipn =loy of tho c =el meson% Ia rdwahr la li the owed teas of the lest ar s Compsity, he bed smial to into that aB them changes lei ber bo = mad by a commlems of that at tbs arthomdlabll,lB .... ft, , trirl....-‘6,.. • rear larky. 110 le as araber Of as cesecii,to as ankroa at Wilma= ham reareak la vaitog the what pews of as port swat iii as radar sad anal , WI to lbe Walt as bill weld glass at as sommiel of the grow amen Maw as bow ale Ike washy wma to his = l erialostly et riser la reosidaa of ashis of lis a. ikIILINBON aservel as ao abaga al dui =Mate we frarial; Ila Naar& kr, as ah 111Menrstoidl k has bi as lir shweisa al as Geoth's ass. To dim as COWIN and ilary Rellibaty at galampasat at house be lama* last h al o cad Om rearm of an Wise lispitho lei be arid wham , are could be a msse thirster th earl marthewoo system he with, k sown the drib amormasit, lbeialmo, was thee swa T y his ugh, as Imam Ill i b ili *te the dale to 1 India is mows that, nab as se a vary wain moss et as espowist chi ar Hermosa rear amity erg asotheir of as kartisa7 would War as I pginnielli dft swum aOMet as earlir. Less- 1 darn tbs ear et the amp era ths seam of leas 18 obsonel Hi as peat arms of the fllitilltas ow* le ado sad etworai• NAVY ESTIMATES. Sir 11. WlLLOTifillif gave notice that on vole' tato omelettes of supply on the navy estimates he sMsM 0.1 at tuition to Vote 10, by which • stun of 610,000 i. had bra 'post without the authority of that hones. NATIONAL GALLERY AND BRITISH YIIIMILTII. Mr. WISE Bats notice that when the Chance for of the Exchequer moved for a road committee on the snibiset of the sits of the National Gallery and the extenaloa of the BM& Mossona, he should move, is an amsndment, that • ezi temodmise having been sminted by this house, and ha psseetell report, no furt. inottirywas neeserary. (Hear. INFANTRY AND CAVALRY BARRACKS. Viscount INORSTRB begged to ask the Under for War when it wu the intention of government to 3 . 6 = with the deeigne infanay and revelry lowneks, selected by the Ulna caramluse cm barrack acoommodatios for the army bz tke years 1866 and 1866, according to the pledge given to the auccemfal candidates 1 , Ns J. RA.IIBDRN amid that Waco the ocautalttes to Ukiah the noble ion referred bed sat no new infantry or funky baweeke bed been commenoni. When the array astimetee come bellms the house it would be his duty to emit for • um of mum kr the erection of • well cavalry b e eneek b a Meehan ; W e i r' ma wee granted, I noble the et the ipanust wend give th• that Mltohe Our of the int prise Orr &Ages for SIWAGE OF TOWNS. Mr. ROI; FELL begged* ask the President of the Oral Board of Health when the ocenmissioners appointed to in quire into the &wood of the sewage of towns would he pre pared to resist thin report, and whether it was the fana tics of her Majany's government to introduce my measure this union based upon their reoommendations. Mr. W. COWPkt add the ootomisaionere were now pre paring • repel, and • portion of it was in type. Till that report wee delivered he wad not ray whether or not th• government would bring in • bill. EDUCATION. Mr. COWPER brought uplifts Majesty's answer to tha Waist salmi to on Thursday lest a• the mbject of *du mdum : " I in* readvad your Worm praying that a ogaualrion may In issued to trulubt Palo the patent stated popular akaallaa d England, aadpseartiraw aad repel what rag: mei. It say, Zs required Ike the artenebra of sound and slew elemettary inannotion to in dame of the people. " I bon taken the subject Into ao•dderatlon, and have directed that a companion be Wend ibr the puree which you have requested." NATIONAL GALLERY AND BRITISH MUSEUM. Id; — ;ketri; FhLoell; d The 1.1731ee; eke; whether it was the intention that sight to awe in the ap poiatent of a committee to inquire into the pespemi shoe tor a National Picture Gallery and into the plias kr mbar thtthe &lib& blossom ? The CHANCELLOR al the EXCHEQUER replied Etat it tem hie intention to do so. Mr. WlSE—After 12 o'clock P The CHANCELLOR olii; EXCHEQUER—Yes, after 12 1. WIRIL I = o'clock ? (Renewed laughter.) No reply wee given to the Tiernan. GOVERNMENT OF INDIA BILL. The order of the day for resuming the adjourned debate on the bill having bon read, Mt. ROEBUCK mid that In his opinion the great Babb, la the aobis Was 6M woe the appointment of a am& Tin way Owl* which mdered the pre sent govessied 1111WWVIIIIII—emmely, divided reeponilbllity it the mama Thecouncil was to be corn- real ethil I s' rte. Slat was hie bet eithetion, berm all thie usesed Ow was to be toed Is Hagler I —be am wads of gowifolog India than erg ell Isillsthweed ens. (w itof,bier," Ma laugher. la wham ME the tikeshme Naar the 41011011Sike of thsir ) own psithen ? Had lied sed saingwe than am des wet .riledrearel of the thy r WI vas sot the and ear dodo Wise. plead in the eta men who would WM raw than an the base put together ? A l i me the sells bed's bill seneatraid the reaperibitity ow the =el State a beds he ailedy - ogreed vlifit. Nut entreat th e se hle lad to sadder whether sidled Writ not nand boa the dada rywe dick word be caned kr the maim of Est ewe& If he lived lag enough he lad no doubt he dad beer the lersetary of State for Indio ali as the house he kid doe certain thing* fir tie beet, tad wee gala of the saws opinion as his oaidl. But the council wadi is be peeewf, sad would not he die Ile oared of reihresik He bellerd that to be s way dr • wee principb—desprone with regard to the parenrat el Leda and Anwar with regard to the Vi e : atestry. When he vas told that the ads at milk Wows warns astir d pat Milerty, he wan at irk an errand Wee the bare to lb the Wed MIS the day braes et the apprirrat of a few erste I , our II net servelleue that are sank grown Irma, sem wild berth, should lag auk Nap I' (Larbles) adl were to be deelesdned by ocar dis Tic 5. 2; 1 7. w" tr.. retard wall belle sprained d diets Now why could net swain he assets& ha the he Wei theme appointments as the arm brag as the LI T Zto coespallica was to Ids pines is the w = who ewe the d India, why shwa nee the erne principle • is erste, how the allies and dreier of Indii ? _aar, hear.) Sappeasg it dada be areseery be sad as la mists in 1869, ad Yaw ingotooo same sherd bie sint is, would not tie the boa el dent The aeon who ware bower this preares weld he peat wows, in asseer ed V a irj and andesday is Inds; add Vas anti waves to thet yeasaege del It wadi they de Asher of the Housed Osswes, Ifighwe to tires, rat weed It do It congrepbel In might bands? According to that nth the eight gentians' should govern begird. He believed that it would be mush better to throw the appoint:lWe open to labia He would allow the Becerfery el deft to age Etiliga. ocarn scud, mei NUM senserents des hil A neweibility at the eines (Hea.) N_ _ ,ow haw was • dratary of Stele dram? The Prase MAO, yr, Is fed chosen by the its wee; the haw was deer by the pork of Hagler: the Prime Mak/a less 1111111111 m, the =ei the wider ea. The Mae Mather wield Ite is tkastry ed Stele. Thardwe, is the Met net, the rigid fair bilk wash! be swirl by the peeps el Imbed. de waning isegsribli is Os bore, ail wadi be art Asher is Licit to liar ade grermat of India the Selby awl Wiwi der pore et Hegira& al they would haw ins Oak wlnsui Is min a good knee (Hear.) He sow err to the near point, = M i s rh a ith the opposers of the Mil shady reeled their traumata. They rid, " Toms p ay be • way good plan, but this I set the tar kr it." That wee sad by the yresmakeirg rad& gwrillltt) And why was sot this the thee nos. VO/12• bar for Gonad (Kr. Motegies) told, " Tea have • mutiny in India, it is not pat dews, aid thadore you ought not to Mow de are et dip as they sow risk" Why. that yes de ad mesa kr aalig a abase. (Her, hear.) If the MN word rade •am eider govern ment—and the rear thee • awe dialer govas meat—let one be aspiri n = kilß.) It • esereasy of raw would be • wen odder gerammist, the very lot of the orithrek earkre arch an appelnarat neareere. Mr D1317' .1a hr tau gig beies• Iwo Alla to Math that the governared of India—the aid errs, as nodded by =anols el relirsent asi die Musa of rallo set dimly leaddel is intriles, her wee ray day beaming mere and seer beadert h a d. Aillawsk the Male aI Ur mom y bell DM her aw with say gnat amount el Win* there" he lewd their day end wait by week chase Oda tidy and wady Mende which had taken up the errs of the last Inds Cempony ware doing everything they add to Ma the anstions of their readers. Now, what we the ha? The esapany, which as wry ranted to dritre, bed is, nay wee in reality amid to art, and the hers woe saw reserwrial to do the ler of • long saris of aft rebid ad bee r daft modifylog and dewing the reddish of Barliall sal India: It appeared to Ida that the Atha et Ike MI was deeply se ft were to alter the dee*/ auras w alt hit a Mae set as atsear. work the mighty wrred tetrithee as_ gew it , HITESIDN sail Me Meaty had been to Sri out whet wee the perelgth, not of the bill, but of Lord Pd . reastede speech. It might has beat expected that the Best Idle Company woad lave boa shown to be indolent, Wirth iseseepals* me adapt ; but so blame wee ha. =kresaapsy_, who uses esaythetated by Lid es they bel_ks. reread by Sir C. Wood is 11183 ; they wafts le shaded - dftly larre they erred. He dwelt at acre en tee speed st fib Char* which, he inaisted. haring Skeet asswen to orewers owl in m oot dear gagosel shwa which would rorreser dea ✓s et dr hour ln nth The high character of de mart of deesikee. and de apiary and dilly d ths dud= VIIIIIIIIM. *a moll* el esellaity the Wring egaient, are all indie by" Ilk C. Wad ws ea elinke. Other eisliniedes, la el Sees a Lai desaulay end the We Dar of Isliglidolle he the searas is per gr. rev Mr. Mark* who Sea wiled blued to the argeseris a lLasassikr of the Ikaritagars, Mailed a de of bthe lakes 1784, ad na its = oli kedilinerliat preeemosaga thellei nsha. WM 14 dai dr Otenewall all = lad radai de seway ei ithaeleas deed, and manaling the pithy of Othe ad with did of Lord IMF lora Os dr Ibsen thie et peetherat It Ida having reds. de bilks he rural that easy ons 140, wit • erweb "Ms Maar of Meld" mast ear to the anehrist Or the grausernt Wier the Had d amid arseasapt, denseallig, ad air sung% tai is nod de de ahem passoidedi lif (Stamped id. Additimad.) [TWOPENCE. elect individual charade. end influence had more th a n any addict question of go vernmen t. He reminded the house that it was now three mmtha ohm this subject had been openly ennoemed se one upon which legislation would take place—it would be at Met three months after the poring of the bill before its provides could be put into el ecti ve working order, and it was a self evident fact that any danger now menacing would bepplo before the measure could come into operation. It should be remembered that the publication of these debates will lead the people of India to the know ledge that the company I. doomed, and the authority of de company's ciders would be so weakened that a state of things might rupevens the oonsequemes of which no me could foretell. _ln 'laying this much, he hoped that the house would not consider him es committing himself to ea approval of the details of id bill. There were, indeed, many pares of it of which he could not (Hear, hear.) He quite agreed with titer who the t that the number of councilors wee too lkilled—(hear, bear) — that as the council was to be tumetilded it was doubtful whether ft would be dem& to tasnmet the burro entrusted to it. (Hest' .) He should like, too, very meek to see sere provide he seeming the independence of the coma& (Le& ohms.) Wheeler that might be dame by the hdredaelina of the sheathe element (hear, hear) —or eihmeeke he wool& not at that time bs bete r d iz eo z. wernT o g poirs h Aer bito woold details white eayet ftflulfe plan of the measure was bake them wool not be with an metal result. He should therefore oak, he amelmies, a dd, that while meat tag to the introduction alas mem% les shekel UM Wm- , self entirely at liberty to Iberia to INIVIrth whatever ?'.tie J . al *he meat "VM . km* tie J. ALUM sea= th swot of the reeteler • had introdaosti their bill In mem &alike le .p.olet &Moor. The noble lord no desk we perked; webs to take a step which at 'eke pied for km' pep laity and gave him a large meek If pittmege anti power. He feared that the appokiaselemede es wee We, piped could create nothing hot pertienes, se the heifers would naturally look up to the governmeit as their afoul. It wee the ems in Ireland, end even In !herbed—it Indict wee the cue in every country where &ler win filled up by the goveament. But kb wee act d The Govemeor-Geteral would vo seasepbe a member et the party to whom he owed his Moat, demeit thp prase system be extended -flea ow and of the &sin to the other. Another whisk &add make as pease was the great queelka. Pattie =would pee on the el Chris into India. Nothing mold be nee dedeehle ; but then, Hit were not (*reeky dens, the eallgel Welt be the lose of our Indian empire. In India, was the nationality of the people ; end it was rely the most cautious steps that we could attempt anything in the direction of a cheap. In the dies of then ainsidea- Ikea, it appeared to him that thee wee the greatest possible reran for advieg with the peke delkestion. Hs t the time tar& Mg. MS moot Inopportunely keen, erd ra let no valid ream had hem given for the ill Consideriag then that the bM wee timed, was t, onaidered prodnotien, sad had hem brought breed obedience to a shat-lived popular ay, he should anteinly Irthe Hof the hew member for Htentbgdon. . d 4l. d the bilL HO had tams, he said, pest piss to wend= the prone spasm of double 'overs ee& end had been tot*/ onabb to meet= when the kekethe meth The bill wee no bill et hedialese spine the Tales Company. He had heed charges needs =rear pany by hon. nembeas, but it should be re iot in the times alluded to dire was corruption In 'my dmerment of the publie basinem. For his part he weak Men to no charge *plait Me India Comfy, weep that of unable to carry out an Impracticable system. Kr. WYLD said it was his Intention to support the bill of the ebb lord. . . . Mr. SEYMOUR 'mated that the parent system deserved the epithet " cumbrous," and that in the premed state of affairs, after the administration in India bad been improved end minsplified, it should not be allowed to continue any lon ger. The minds tithe natives of India, he rid, might be reassured upon the subject of their religion which wo ul d not be interfered with by the government, and us to their em ployment in offices of Unit. The settlement of independent Englishmen in India, to which the Company were opposed, would be encouraged by adopting the suggestion of Bit C. Melo" who considered colonisation indispensable to the prelengelien of British rule in India. Mr. ADAMS said he thought it was the duty of the government, in proposing the abolition of • great body, to prove that that body had committed some great o ff ence, sal bed forfeited public confidence. The noble lord at the hold the gUrAMIlia lel ad slammed my geed of in management on the pest of the Bast India Company, nor had he shown any neglect ea their pert to prosecute the war with viirour. This great ground fa the peen bil l = to be the distance between Cannon-row sad stelae, end the longtime repine ter easimundaoting between these two pleas. (laughter.) Bat if It was desirable to bang the tub bodies seem together, these would be no diffi culty In ',waft( eirommodation for the In are building. An =rift *Mel had been given of the reondebon way of dealing nth 4.lfaeolose, bus the Beet India Company were net the atlas of the pest nonaloontion mow (Lesplaiar.) He billiftordwidigreat hdereit go the mos* of the hen nether be Saigon (SFr H. iimrihmon), end was of opinion the ben. menthsre would nee very distant period, if the bill should pees, lose his eminent services in that booe. (" Hem," en ineglaw.) Cansalleg the change to be necenery, be omthembill gist this wee an the right time to maks it. Supposing lbsOompeny is be in a paMan to sup preme the revolt, why should the S joeraasrt step In end take the credit out of lierth Mods f (gm, hem.) There were men on the Indisßeen is wbat thentmestemalesse might be pleosi—men orb* might deollaige ernpanut with any thportemed at the pvernmeni—reen who were certainly sneered at es being esmemeda men ; but he Maw no men who wars man to eendinct affairs of boobies' than eimmerell men. bear.) Bach of the directors had been sham by the poessmore of stock, who had • strong intent in mining men most likely to pprorommote the interests d LAY. Some boa. membere bad refreed to the former sluts of India, and the mode in which the government of that esentry had been carried on. and any one who wee un sepeinted with the reel state of the affair would (eagles that the existleg company wee the parties who bed practised the anonalties which wire committed 100 years ego. It was most =adz to hold the improved com pany naponable for the evils of • system which coned before many if them were bent. (Ham) Mr. ELLIOT said reuse ben. members thought It would be advantegesse M Indio to bring the attain of that country under meet Sewn Men in that boom. Without mim in g any fibreopest to tee boon be nen be allowed to say that ha did not th ink rent nektons send happen then that the dine of Ia& should be eon ' Randy brought under debate. (Hear, briar.) • greet num , ber of conscientious good people in this cowry sad in India were the most Imprudent people in the weilL (" Hear, hen" end lenghter.) would not Ist ( eine— theme, an would insia entiers wad notion 1 = 611 4 . 10n. (Hen) Seek Intbst hens were extremely out of pima But when sue tallgfaa diserodess bed reference to venue sedum In on Ink end supirmitions, such theenedens were meet lbw germ, vine most intemperate language was often used, whisk we trimearred to the paper in India. (Hear.) When the MU et 1863 passed, many violent spoons were delivered reepaing the civil end military _urvinds of the . T heat speeches were published is India. Although he would not soy they bed been the cuss of the mutiny in India, he was confident they had done a great deal of harm In andating those who .we diraffeeted In anuding a feeling of distffeot i.ot against the government. (Hear.) Colonel SYKES then moved the adjournment of the debate. Lord PALMERSTON said if the house wished the debate to be adjourned he should not object to the motion, but he land that it would be resumed that night and brought to • esesbeelen. Mr. Olt said he had a notice on the paper, and trusted the noble lord would adjourn the debate to some other day. He had been endeavouring to bring on the subject et that modes for two years— (a lough)—and should certainly pro ceed wile it new he had an opportunity of doing so. The boom divided upon the motion for adjourning the dente. Ayes Nom Lord PALMERSTON mid be hoped the hem. member fro Dublin would not prim by motion to =new (this) evening kr • min etumblee en the Wilk piss, but woad allow dm effieumed MGM te bon piesedwase, end fist the bon. member fee Invernme null oleo gin way. Mr. GROGAN mid be kid Men trying for two years to =art Committee, sod timed& lord might ps,sst • an the moths by geing him the CONSPIRACY TO MURDER BILL. The order of the day en this bill was postponed to Friday. CLERKS OF PETTY teed a mooed This bill w SESSIONS (IRELAND) BILL. was n limo. PUBLIC HEALTH ACT. On the order of the day puss the second reading of this MO, Mr. COWPER maid be understood the objectless to the Ma were sway to the details, which might be pandered Is emmonlin. Mr. PALE said his objection was to the principle if the Mc I. LOCKE eami per dired b the ag bill • public nuismon it hod snowed la the pa so end been Lord PALMBESTON men in thepet olt. we le By ron polio osiomeo. IS was wit impotent la, ood ye to rem* dbooao, vbiAt mooed of so may pontos is • you as ow poolool ems Ind row km. lifter sad a ilber Wilds fres M moss G. MMUS Mr. Tintrin, the non voidleg ail wr i = raft. TM how th os at IP aloft Oto 1 tido*. Czirwril PALLCZ.—Oini [Omura DAY.—Moit- DA; Tn. 15.—Agmbdose ea mom; ; asso by sorsa gist WO; MA liga. THE CONSPIRACY BILL. Lad evening a very crowded public meeting wee held at the Prommerf Tavern to protest against the bill introdneed by Lord Palmerston on the subject of conspiracy to mauler. The asemblegs was a mixed one—a number of those matt leis tediums of various nations. Mr. A. B. RICIAXDII me ogled le the chair. Lawn wore read from etr De Lacy Ethos, M.P., Mr. W. J. For, Mr. W M.P., Mr. Boupell, M.P., Mr. Cox, N.P., Y.P., Mr. C. O il pls, M.P., Mr. Bright, 31L.P., Mr. While, M. ~P Kr. tCobdis, and ether =an their Mehaity to attend, bat their ci ftw searretteeaskalf ta the object of the weeting. beDe Levy Ivens ear :--** The mteetket le not one to be brielli ss lreakd. I shill orates =yogi at themth with the depcoimset of Ger govereathet Sa to the Maw. ae l lot i the ocarkewl or the deepest mono ie. Mr e ll ep tt e rm—" go Mat, with t r o pleidoo to t h e mi. I ern very anxious, Ammer, that thy opposition to t should be cothlectsd so as not nesissely to eau, irritation between this country end the perch or th e goveransith of Pram. Our badmen is dmply with _ own =r ads We hav , e t io .: ole a deten ahriskhig them for • total mity o at of f Strem ga g respatgfe/ but Om reply to the New t and beams they have brought forwent a. bill sae have no Whims in siding to the etwarity est the Emperor of the Fthatch, or of ether person, sal con be ley Mena hasty an demWseieg ocamicet ally so a and sashes amend. Ws have for years path lam Maw seedirt, n is sew thee ter of der own. _ Loirte — lrhe peini seld poserasea they Witle by tel eudiumh thet etibt ot te speaking mardes , hear) ;—bat how Nag they woold be sibwei fas amain such • privilege it meted with Magda- I am thesethes lo debrethe, by the eggensies" ad feeling I fief Dm mamma to at seek demmetistime as that. (Ram beer.) He willed, et the eetesi, to AO OS that meths en s is peg* mid Uleeenelbr Miele Rutin& and Mit le • le Inver of es: camplmey, or it any the duke et aeconding M the latter those ' se Miythtners, we bine mer thought ft to Amer eyes tea. (Mar beer.) the believed that 1 ant ythmetleA. my query. with esmistion.Allaer.) Thus wv.itti.:,.. ,...... ..".:rw1r1: l i t ila peethito • n the n, ... d : is . (113 r they insweint reset by a yeessometwee) would reader tr.s of 'swim& fa Ms alssloy lemeere. (Chew.) It been MIA, km& hie dm by intiniciseks, astes it wore wee plim. (there r beer.) We alibi *- guise the Sot m a ul ss we MMd„ bet them nee no theist but that act wee adapted to be yeend to esenegeseeent the threats and salaam of the Pres& g eveummee. It ad- Lard of no embistry. It would not do to say " the act Obeli is good." • The reply to that wen " We will inquire Yo it at bet at this matesat mob an sat was mast fernideg eel le M isrccontry" (Hear hien) Time weer MIA= much a neesetne,' end he Willi epos ft is part of the despotien Which is so ineilimety Wag enforced opts as. (Haar.) With tegard to the memoir that he had reilarred to, and which appeared to the French °Moil organ, the Yeeireser, they hid never Mon dead la the Zeretewr. It wee stated that ea metro. bad ban mede by the French Emperor. That spoloe, It they maid so dl it, had bees seat to this coantry, but had never hem printed fa the Frisch papers—(hear, heae)—and while that state of 7...... le.„, he contended that it was most inopportmes to the ellithe the least easidastion. (Her.) It been said that the articles were in serted eoei; bat it app e nd that they were inserted es weoesri e days; and eras after the apology was made, moths broiling IMMO, appeared from one al these French =loser. They had sok is Lewd Palmettos, en English minister. (Hear, hear.) He might it bullying, or trafileidng—(hear, hear)—bat when b lt ul or i n d et the point, he was found, as far as any act goes towards era blieNng despotisea, to be craving and conniving. (Cheap.) He considered that the legislation of this country tended towards that point for some time past. (Hear heart) The cry of the government was more power to the: police. In Lord Campbell's act, the Lodging- Howe Act, and others of a similar character the object had been to enable the police to institute domiciliary visits, and to torn their bulls , - ey esupon men and worom sleeping in theirhomem—(" shame) —and that was the motive of the proposed meatus What was the moon for the reeled mutates of Prance berg bowed to at this sameet ? Was it from connivance or was it from teary If from fear, what should they say of the minister who had lee the wintry in such a mate ? But he thought there was no oocamion for fear at ell. (Her, bass.) In easelsioe, he again &dared hie belief that this act was pert eta greet demotic moan traced in the Inhuman that sonvend the court, In the conduct of the maista, in the masa of the cabinet, and everything they do. (Chews.) That was the key to those insults which oar government has a far submitted to on the part of the French. (Hear, tear.) He hoped such meetings as that would be had throughout the country, and awaken an expression of feeling which would not only overthrow this, but prevent any similar attempt for the future. Mr. LAI:kW:CZ ine : the lea remoietion pretend strongly against any at tbe brigades ale liesigs . He hoped. MINI Ohm yet remstheil a Ztn a g lig o m f national kill= swilleimely stems to manfully any sea eltempt se the poem to =re the rights end libtedse whith bedew Miser eflsesb mem Meer, bum Me ethined by meths beast & "Mid wo alteration of the law ) s of Mobs/ mew the Minsiley Ole tica of • i" VOW M enthsper the entlesel Dr and Dr. itruron the "Wit iiii„ Wilma show Lord Pallereeles that reole tallied to endure him so bow, end that the emmemeat dim miles mute be plead ine bends of them Who 'math he mere Salons of the sakes honour and re rights. rights. Mr. Emma Joist rose to address wa inaupport oldie modem astir pen applause. vestige tar coed- Mein wee-401„ is seek a mime es the me peyote meow er let ; iml encedly„ ender whet einsmetieue iis nit some IndeMOMel le be *reel ups as I' Mew, Wm) The new Allge Bill lel est yet peed, mays' dm 1 Med a sewed et Ida wig br the moot al me /NM, ' lbe limed oredot eimthel et midnight, end a third Ind Met mated le bused by, to the midst of Lemke, as me thimel hay ememsel besentesey. (Cries of " Ohms.") Mimi Aims ail Is dare vain the present law, be eta- Imbil imbi by thetit ems mmilest thst no strooger law was N berm) thm lame, unlit gene eoefusion, propped an " edam dem" to is resslethm es Miens :—" In the °pinks of this ==bnartroluibild7rodt° creet=iiih=l, Cl i oli ii : Pl ite laili -- spitel le Me" that he omV a jg earn a The emulation vas the pit eltd sleird =idol imolai= allitrieenneeros W/1.111 MI MI the sem& " They he Ibis bill, and other snobs& et hems I=4 this meads aims Lord Pelisse s's end lb be temselby el as emdidenes of the etreMsy." weld It led boa silly add by lard J. Bane thin weld be r hi ail bemlithd et the thrombi et vethy kr SY km) Lied Jan theme wee is lent en bs semembered et Nam IMO be has Ma an Zr i menever, he any Um a messrity ; and he b i tZtt...k......., so be eareised with the ancient 11 gra ef . would ham • t& place in the istory le Oen& 11 bear.) But, foe Itimuff, he said h h e wee edorol the possibility of such amm seas ever being pro pelled, sea NM non so of the parilement which wonli up hold • minister who could bring it forward or give it his auction. (Hear hear.) He called upon them in the name et thirty, and of the bast nations of Europe, to do their tamest both to defeat the bill and put out the minister who P M inn= .". Mr. seconded the resolution • which, having been farther mobs to by Mr. Bldgh and • gentleman in the body of the hall, was put sad canted with acclamation. Mr. °SOROS LiVIASON then proposed, " That this meeting eases the oosslltielesies end people of (heat Maki to am all legal and conselltetional means to resist the bad called the ' Conspired to lied, Bill,' as hastily framed, unworthily loibli Ver proposed, sad frame* with to Our liber ties." It wee saki that "sat s hones is ids castle," but if this bill were tint seyleg would no longer hold good, for the s hones would be turned into a glue one, which Ihnieen of the pima= might at any moment fltmtse. Mom)) Mr. J. OMNI/WRAY, in essindb. the reaohtlicm, con tended that Loci Paletantoe bed gsse le the late general election with him miaow ; eml thee lei it sot been eo, each men as Fos and Cobden, a= aloe of their stamp would not have been rejected from the Haws It Ceamons. This rookies was also =OW millet tremendous sp. It woo tkon snaosnota *at orramontsato hid been nods Ism nos insorrss moritag Wes, in opposition to the proposol oals, Mob, aszt, at 11 o oloot4 and that st sow lad beta soktotibod upon We plotkem for dr y Ira*, - oispossa. A oral vat of *oaks laving bola giooo to the dial'. man, dap proesodinip tortoinatod. 110 CONSPIRACY 1311.1..—0 n &tardy tn. 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