The Express. — London, England, 1849-05-02 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 2, 1849. told idea the it.. mat come when they would pits *sir Maas is favour it tbo (pasties. Noble mild mosal dam Miser that the mem of warders lately hid mat saferlosoesly sad lasisatably isomer He sad is aimed be sight that sao it the mindasis, Ware be athimmtal is sossamass lin Moss, had dosboval that ha NI se says fir the samdis maim' ems it &pm dry had abolished steal pasilimas is the last year, mid cwt Ids right his Mead the ilairomey dam kr tho Is.. Departime ham atailimed be Mt Nepal of misime ths mho, it stardom that had taken plar, sad ems as he (16r. Swart) Jamas& Mims thaw imam' Mt mittlemai amilimadag the mosatioss, is Mi. bark* ths mad.. Is dm emontlims i As his slide hos. Mist mkt be,. and that organist sea.' Ms is the moat et lb manias Masa Ms aim ab'. is (Kr. loan) was squally eight is Mg Ohs miasmal seem the right Ma. mama whim the Mira was sot mist. Darin tlis muses of all the mph, mew is ibli !antic, ha had oisolii* Mimi Ile this. Waal put of the dirmaioa : he malersisal that ups It. amities, as wpm all others, they as. Mead to at spas a imam of naM ospodissey, and to look at tho gamut fo ams, of the Olimter. lb, therefore, abssionad as this mesa mashes like the disolegisal part of the queseas. Noma MI say as written ath is impartial salbot, that ho di sot may that it could osly b. Jostdisd as the pm/ of said sessmita. la dam of vosavinft ate* esabl by the asseatiss of the @WM. la tro be torn of the casaba! law assmissims they oxpressi Iher midis thst a r i a right ams of dm issidesso to bait I asthma ponishissat nest at lb. sisimi Kithist asi_ d assreim, sal that to go Wyss* this blialood a I .dm Ith was Milne is the leakkhue. ***.r ro . , tie daring en moo ot tits ems- p i te this MIMI oar Mims hod . laselms : they had swath the merib, thoy it i rol a 1 it. They bad had boggle holm dm mdmikthe 7 la Mom tim tithe of laapaaaisas asp& . 111 mans to the ban 1 d lii iiimildi lhe litiosos 'wlis allisla ha had Mini at 271131 basi l , wear • fisher Ibm as appal es dm fen of the assay, which, is a crzthe th is, wso argamest at all. It was true ir bes sod • eartaia Mee of stausciag animate, whist he (lb. Swart) prommed as to be bred ea reality. Thom was Maim is the slisalatims of his ham Mead this of their validity. lib right ham. = h a r e esti that is moss of maims a t asr there Imi hem ea IMMO, is the lost Am yaws Ming 1846, a with tho lm yam ending 1331, Ms 461 to aim Hs sesta dm that than led beta as blimp • es aters of raps, of aess add forgery ; sad le Mod, r id : • all ems Mises pa ilisd tapir' pastabasal, and . dilialice ths diabetics of mite pemblimest lias mused ‘,:•• Mimosa of orlow. If this wore hiss, be right Ma. Mond rem lissad la madabem to ash thus to Arlon apital His right has. Mind did ad do this. bat bo is. rata oat of 10 in be Ishii amid pmisimat lint slislieak but did sot go M the Mid@ samba el 10, i ' shish be (lb Evart) ems yawed la elm that la the * - Vif Wasson the mime bad dimbithol. Ks said, he allmas, to midst th at is w be yea. ... sarlaiWtha ismeglies woos sod is So Ma ye am INC the maillois hod to 068. 711111 eil late di al, whim eslital posiemooll had eased, the aim - me to NI, and I. lid Is MI Timis, amassiss so ths sahmil of latish& Ms. itiolikdisro was •Ai from ths yam 111811•1841orathimpts at mbar loom 461 to Mr This was • bags imam, usimatoily, but area liba4 Impala plishimat Mead, than was so_ vat as bass.. Is the grim as abs it was alislithod. Then hi la s. Maid 11101,011 as imam slam the topool of es milli mist is cams of raps. It was Ms that in we also the mbar of aims bed imassi, bat it was aim ass that Win tho roped alsaplid paidthatiet i promisis did sot pramosta be the mews; dry isthata br the sem =se malt with CM, and whim both aims wet: is ass, so doubt them sprained to be • ries in the samba of Grim. Tim his right" Cs. Mead tool' the cam OMSK barabg. It was true that this came had iitaremod ; hat, assordiag so ths tabies sodasth by the right his. broad, it tilmbishod vary asarikatft _is the Ant six ye ma ' thilowiag dm egad of .spbsl /ifassitt. For the its years sadism 1831, tbs melt& for wilful bussing waielth r =s t lvo yeas Miss 1888, they were 300. was sholidisdfil la Ivo years ending W i ne, MI be 183. Then h's hoe. Mead reined to , So sem of tisisfy, sad mid that simestals for Ave years : puma at MI "asomatod aNA what the Meal jaanth• sisMwasablidisd by"LorlDmitekhaVaeduist thay raw ' Am Mb KC and that la lath dm rotate the still greater UMW of 716. He (lb lime) bthoarafally looked at the ;' =mode to the house, sad he band that them was • mods of asking the ratios is tits Irst period Mt that whisk kad tabs place is ths bnt la the bit pried it we. asiermary to pat as lb righter vast forgeries caly a were mitally pedthok but sow all hawks won Mired —them was se" diehistios ; lams the .giant berms of Mae. This ma admitted in a rears made to a mica of his am is 1847. He did sot think it fair la lb tight M. friend to saint • partisalar Ms sea— • partials,ither a not c series of man to salsa his ass. The real way to ma, whrime WI issresood a disliaisbed hy ilis abolition of capitol posithsoM was to tab • esrtab limber of mars antambat to the abilities of capitol pa. aishannts, and • surds amber of pars oalseirmat, sad if yea baud that aa dm Mis IM result of the Maths at =pualthatost bad beam the AMMO& of trim, it fairly he argued that w agoadmet lei lima am emesl. Than had best a sem bfd WM the Mass, Is his oplikm, most ocatithoo m this @abbot ; it was aids co his mem w h i l ed s angssaiss at • w as Mead, • ma laboined hard la the i.e.. it iel L a rrid el s heal misimal, mid ths mat was that OM had disiileW mom dosidolly with the dimislika of spiel maishimat. He had • l Mrs of *Mass demi mimes whisk lad buss capitaly mosithail, sod the amber liteammitals abs the espia l panidimant woo dissostssaL la is *KW thee was ass ohms is the be yam pro em* the sopsol the in the five yam dim la, with word to Maim there was • very largo eliminates ; tho soma is Mind ban* ; mad, with l'Opla to bargism, time had his a disilastioa from 4,307 to 3100. He had • rem, printed by the his. is 1839, which teak tws periods of dm yet o melt. la the Ma of alas pedals, tha Ins yews M b( 1831, than wore sauteed is MOM Ned WM 288 rog i s i the mad period 90 ram wen put to dos*. dis „ velar* was mob 12,000 espial cams; the s eat 11,320. He mbiained that the ea. r bars soosnotal, and *RSA the house in . coming it further. It would sat do Is, his tight hon. friend ar ammo ass to appeal be the dedistivo Imliap of the • massety. Kb dal boa. SIM was beasi to prove diat it was ..grunt be tie gooi et ths state that, be ths Met of murder, tho ariiiinal ought to die ; he was UM Is poi it as the gram/ of leliantivo espodioney. To pas that tits bet of the disinters of samatioas foe amerokr lad dmiddisi the crime, he wadi lay before the ham** Isliseriag hilts : la 6 years asibg 1313, there win smith tir m e 111,—tis calms wore thin 444; it the 6 maw UM, than ass amotoi 91, and the alms iimfaeh.i •is w 6 years 'MN 1830, the mow dam was 76. in tho 6 yeas maw UM, 74 ; and is the 6 me limo sadiss ee t i assoMmm lor iambi aminteel to only NAM the ha **Ms MI to 160. The Ms* lad am id ambit allisagh ths papabliss had largely ia. armed. In 1834,1836, cad 11136, - fa which so exameloss teak limo is limbs or !Mistral—theas wore dis only PIM is cub& thin wars as aliviatioss for imam It had boom laid dm by the juries of all times that ths emallasso of a plibbmost assisted is its car Iliaty, sad its dolma la its unaminty. He asked his sight bra. blastons ho paspand to meats for miry aims of maim i pew the be Me eitri a orwiderable sea mats had boa mod MAI, risottos of two criminals trim ohms. was vary Mir" be mat the astortaaate at.. abs bad Does momma at MM. est ths lemma Maisel who had mosally Um essosiod at Womoish. Hs Mow that, am among then who MI tibial ths sisimity at capital pasisimst, the issquathy of lb@ midmost relatively to dio seam had la was masa MCI am isgree of astsehimist. Ho, Ilmalme, soalmloised that his sight basombio Most Mil se, _ossesaatly with a dm regard to raids Wing, invariably limb is all ems of mdse. 'Tim ha aniataiosii that b• Mt the =lsm of t mlialet mei y is les pashi mawhisk t It bad hid low s hat a posie me was Male was ht as wheals lbws a awe midmost, Mee we. samotals. It mos that doidy masidored by the pads that dm airlift ashthitbal saibminated public lassaley. He simbiliallhal Is as .11 est It WA tested; that it brag ism losai that OMB mac phkpocksta is mad le die vim at whim et as szoostios, it was en d}that all web thim mil plikpoekets should be sad that was striadramist _oat. At ell Me sx lied boa a dembs speemain He ham how his right leassialis Most mat this port of tho ems ' • he said that it was sot the taross athibitisk the stadia ad A Ss mime appositely@ . Mild' alms& the limb i lust dim* they wore sot .wand ley the sight et the ameiss, thm had Wets. = o ll B l a o s sissas of Nadia, ths amoses of them be ills othiliatolie 11 lb assay. e ir: g also a ospltd PlakhalateS leseasos be miatabsod that dd atial a Nudes aribelhig ia the beds of the public. . =lam allostion el the pals ma Mem& lima the MIMI . 4116 of de ethos a tho ammottads of Mt prasisilimas, mad, imemok as yea teak away Mir aummisa hem the seats to the pashithasat, ma diminished the im ams . o r plias imbiss oa the gems. lib bond ale that si; WM. WPM we. robed on the Wed of the MEM' Mood& whose miad basal of dwell. fagahis Mow Ms sholibli is. the eatmehlisa of his posh/mat Is thbobil,p=estidild_ at, lbw IMO it woo tho ady whim imitated the miss which it oseght to pat dm. (Heardiear.) Sat them was an ems. argamet againe it, sad that was, that whoa we Willa it soali avow be recallsd. (Hoar, bar.) Theo ewe msral ast ri pMfothajP wag sin ... .. the easoliss, lissamorii all els wa g mad _ __ _ll•l l" Alli e si. Wi t it g htd it aiaotra dm" tli s tr i e t *el mirage le ii Bilgisei, sad even is sus % es ethia baba pmasmisoli Milt het oast, aad ha maid she ismiod iha beam that !clog the bog OKI mo of the ' - =tali asis Ma lo mmostiss is Rai^ semis& slc so • mart of lONA iii= AO aslimolthe (was ems Mole insadagb NOM that " - "rallwatalt biawarabihdlilis hal iii 833 of r i. adds itsa%, groat meg . May 4. " Who ay tat aith hs let . of ~ alg: mid NW jeers, mill of is Mat Of Mr liked bet I'M him in dill Alt. • 'thle ma's a Pis a mos sof - dvoutahla to if Hit . 00t am. - that mat tha g H m, ha Msest te the .., Celt his &Man at if his right leas, Ililid dis moral sad voligima daamo ---mhboal me Mamie isthosholltim lif emirate shwa trab—ha (Kr. thwart) Mosisd th adlisa is Maar of Adam (Hoar, lim.) Thom thallsollthata that the contained tyro principles, the ab besses@ er el eswege sad the is aregemeat 0 m pselease, eel they abed %pea that hew to sweep from the AIMS bib the veadsdia oil* et rump, sod to ea ommeo *lt e nher i r e abb el isignesse. (Chun. The hem souks b 7 sonar foe Lave to bete ) g is a MB M sped the gursishmeet of death. Lei H 17431111! seeseded the sisete ft G. GRIT said that kis hem hie" had rightly add- Fed that be elmuld led it bb duty es meow the media Mew the loess. With own serset ter the @Foie= of his Ma Mead, who thrash* dell the pwaishmest et death gemtan Me a* disposoli Mk. be (Mr G. Guy) oa ths slise esselelbs. without aking tate me dievalism "at the elate m t ight at a totes period tbleir ausessy, IMfire Halm ewe es yet lir distant whoa ell amid dispel" with the menu Fealty et Me law I. muss et artz e e mi 01011 boar.) He mast bid MD ` Mead, h i the but ; lases. t hat mg et Ms angemsalb were gen epithelia to 'Meth althe Ibis th e mem" ea he thought be might sem 1 Wthat awe the year ISO me is bed sawed the et Math, exad to the Mare et "Mil smoke. bor.) BS boa. Mead bed mime" sae me ommeessomat of his mush, ka Irk* he era mink "d that was, that the qualm sealed seTreie Me owed is theelegled grease. Ine me seer spew., t a e. I soon thee his hem Mead, to awe it as them esemlit. tar I thee thee to express kis mem wavietise that task we am Oleg is the Ink" weed ot Ded whisk powle • whessese the lamest* at @Mite reeds" ben bd the pumisbasal of death ; while, et Me sumo lie ids . bi l t inlaid that kers was welds( to the sew law whisk ha geed ile Madam u • duty. • peasphlet bad boo ems t e Wu, beiag a reprint bow the " Meath Bedew; MIL whisk he agreed to the asset that it was the lay et Ike grummet to treat the malefeets id& • view only to the welfare et the stabs. sad lid N Ms ebb soak be scared without the et bath be bilisties would be missibible. k ti ll ; M yr he of every pumidsast. (Bear, kw.) His hessea lb Mind esserted that muslin had mess* le wowed, said that, es if hie suds bad boss am, del bet par, its mem "aid bass boss me the arias, kr the mime news he W• ri:b esas tt l i bier that the essibusitha at the peekbeset had not der lewd lees ode" New, !sheet an, be (Mr G. Grey) M el" the boss" A fur ramoshabie mael bad no desk Ism esemedNed f bet, hake *Moth I. bead that • varksir irests=sehis ill = W e ist . of he yetis esseiderably , brar.l For as mugs efts Faro, ceding with Itlrtte r , stamp simm ers was 17, the avenge tor the Moo preview Fars baby asestly dada" othelse parted he 1844 to ISM, the iamb" did set Mike listed-My. TM Ant ma 21, the last* the latensabgemen, 19, sad 17. This year had est as yet temisabth sod throe bad al body he sewed erside se a he rserdw bat he had so memos a esppsee that the suallee Seek ;my mash frees Om Odd at UM RIB ham Meer& Mee had so right to say 'Met soma ma beirstabg, and that that we • Fs" sot Wily As. sorbet peakkatet was issalessises, but that II rases& Obis. He (nir G. Grey) balls" that lbw me • weird tear at det6 i rblek greatly d.. - towed the pi oa el viadistlys sod Mat tenor het a peat basses is beeptag the a of swim se lisity to • feed eleederd. was set Fermi to ay that Ms Ewa she would tut He weeder aims sollealusl es the essequamm. Sum balky MI terhubst poises might le semi@ ems bited kiss to mismassess ; bet he believed bs might estely say that ia the sikeity et use thew oasts, Ile sarederee was deterred by the law el pueldraimat, aid than may moisism ewe pee steed ewe* W the boar of aka or the small. (Eon ...iidw ihem) Ir su re.__M sea *ls menthe bat the most Mashie Fun as am isuliesblod be mast midrib 111 - ils thee seessitar e g @atlas& IMO they bald Wily mum whoa had boos berm" to Is • eery imps*" Fabulist le buses lib. Mb lea. Ma" berl mimed to delimited ergememes used las per es this sane" he had gaged that they Wife set le he relied us. miss that they were se likely to be is feseerl by asses. Id this yeas lb Ms. Ms" gam, b Smolt mike es essa mid Nat Is Bth gam. is Bess" "4 k the a =repall" easselless bad hew sholiasi rellb the bid lad. Moeda gran say is sager to that amumest that kakis' to the dmems at slim to whisk egad pashissiset was she aNlasl m gisseellg egsy est. sea stleaspb at mad" amis. sad that thaw slams at wises had very midi elms thi absents at the Fahlimmt. (Hoar, bier.) His bus. kited urged that thia, it good for anything, we as mem" he the isessolise et eapital punishmeat la all these awe. He etas* Meted this. He denied that hums lib he property rer eft this sae grounds or were entitled to the same pro bed" (Hoer, bear.) You might by .seeds • sheep stubs isestetkoss Loathe crime, bet yea weld eat mesas every shseputealse, bermes public bells, would molt easiest the Nadas" writhe et hums lib. Comenaeutly, "de asp a s h we is hese fir this wine, it um Main the chases et pashimmet beteg so Fa blessaisall that culprit bed mow die lee Oder" before lb eyes. He agreed with his he. Mimi that amiably was 'sass impede" slam" la pmbhmeest, and sertainty did alba to the peadsimost it bath Ike murder, esont ender peat. drimminsis diennirAisa. Is ordinary eases of theesseekliket he dellbsesth subs, the law invariably welt Noises" so every me who left the wart left it with *dm simiellse that the law would be Audios*" by the •of the Medea The honourable Z mem eigibilda sort" kat the Fusishaisat et death was Issimin aradt there a metals pesishaseat @head be ffisiit. Mt MA net desselb" Oho hiai of prislaweet he mem" Bet the Ma. mambo bed also ensiled tolls - 10FelIty at MOO it two rest" isitesees of somobs, mei FS ha scald give the same paakkalat hi all asses. (He% beat.) He admitted that Mere algid be the widest H of sunt is Maws semisally the same. The boa. member le i sibied to is whisk was fresh la the r► esilestiss of Os Immo. Let time ems" with that the use eta pow WOMB lobo I. the spates it shams mad pa won should emelie 111 as umelesely death her sew-bore iledist. The law meek he slim death. Woald the hos. fallablit idiot as awl millimai is the two Mel ; end, It as., what bermes of his betels pardelusest ? (Beer, hes i ;kw with to the @Missies to shish the bon. hod he and say that the has. Rusher la lb seam bed fallen Into sows great errors. First, mto alba. lo sisider. He (Sir G. Grey) had stated Ls yew this • pest beresee had talua plus in the number at obsegle sit 1111114ar dace the be et metal pasidmiet be that am" Bat be ought to have stead that that alas of oneness did not cosprise merely at wader, bat others torserty emitted, asset', =with latest to commit seders bodily bars. These lawards were 'smarty capital, and slaw the sadist punish mat bad bees mated, the amber of offences had sessider de hossessed. I. 1,168 ewes devise the last Ave paws, it with be bead that so her. lima 1,002 were at the dearelp dm human mild. Wl* mord to rape, the him mierabor sod that ages" shield be lam of the easher et= NosswhielMsdesurrod slam the abo)tishowl that pewees were resoested weeek be the miser awns. Bat mos allow* bee s = MNimmese is the Yens 411 Is the sews pis sheik", ad Slll la the sews Wll2 6. ewle4= si or alis a t i r e od to thew a assiderabli s bje i r a sses asi O go 10 ill SS to west that the shelbiss bad lessessi rims; ho ease* wicked to skew that tie lists was albs sided than be lb ham Mead. With lemma to woe, the amber al ass la the area yeses blapl dads& was 897, old is the slaves years sub- Bid. As regraded Isegary, the ass re -11, had bees ousididand I Smi the harry of re = mow eudedid. so desk Weems" the sox whim Mires bit Meg kb ekes basted a large Felipe if the aseistises be mud thee the bd. bums fie bawl this est al as sweats gln le WMeaty et Biddie s" ealy eaves wrim of the ollswiptals Asa" to. His ha. Mewl had sot med the masse of the writer in the " &both Bayley,' that be (Mr G. Grey) bad oteimitted se egregious error is his stureseat as regarded burglary. Be was them" ablest with having made a wilful misstate s's" He me tell diet he had made sat the unthiptiestion a the mbrz ; b s y sia =to state that the hours sablewhit were shespd. Now the disat woad law hem to rind the suer lser if e azi bman that whiesubsadie the sit ad, edeled way Noe hawses meat sad eser bir i gi sen weld sew may be &seri whoa Whims Few betimes the Mere Melee he dm. Clemorpsstly the arguments he fewer of 'heirs were pesguelkeilbly monger. Bet, as he bed mid bete" _be /Wad ash Mamas to dulls this se on rathtied labile, whisk Walt at my time be versos& so as to salt the dews at the merles. He asked thew to She • ammo. sew view of the leastics, sad be beeldy shed the house to say sleds* the time had some be abenshim capital pashismeat la MO at murder and Sher ekes' of @qui atageisade. (Haw hear.) Whom he mid mbar -tes at ' agmel he isethded high turns—s crime et whisk they heard bat little. Bat be salad whether, if the man the masked pease, who meg" to Woks his aeueby la throated he abil war, wen as s the datirred by the her 'email pesishwest. might he sot ism duals at Isisink Obis sraeleymise l lie telt mak" hi lain the has set to &dish espied Fib meat to seib aw e stil they bad bit epos NM Mier which weak apsny mower their purpose. His he. NMI had szpiremed vin a li tze i that ha (Mr G. Grey) would ad sp ud to the of the emanitity. by maim that Week& mordetr2 s Weise ought to km - He fully abaft" thee the shush set be wok me et feeling, but MI he thee& it extrusion desirable to mis sal is the qty a feeling that the law was seises enough to polost there Ines, sad that they seed set peek" thumbs" Re Win" that it it were set he ogled paahasism, there would be such leer of private vas wags, shish was sow kept doss, below ths Fo lk he that the law we some* essegh to Mimi them. (lber, hear.) He wed& ad slob ale the sheens@ of easselloas is the three yeses sled" le W Ids los. Mead was to be takes as "vim pram" the dense it myth time. Dudes that time then wets so assderbes. wise quietly these bald be as emsealisis; bathe might appal m the pubes ken yews. and few that Mears the law led the boom ediledeeny waled net, there we a three yeas' eassedis et orbs. Mew, hear.) Bea be weld naiad his hum Mood NM thetas the pd.& Bees was seems is the MOW* tea Fess is lase a keenly whisk. as reamied the b e wag M mem" Leeks as sr •es say at metrepoksis Fines. BS- bee. Mee& -hid- riseevei *lag* swimsuit for the last, that_ remmillee Me _ekile li s r l o n= , th • . 4 941 1 411 .4 .m 0 5i i I ,w MLd • ) * ai m ail • • wse mom Co be Ugylk - Siiirr - tlise the' desire to by tit, inleteis di be preset at mph eightelga the V e ld. w oroti a l ig g er leen a rftw, bear.) Na k fiatos • swims alt . ' t he preys"; - .6y *the sabblisktmol of ,a. Nit: g e rms executios, thin Aim um i il *more Mae 1111 - bimetal& . it world he ii Ida of ova of ida otroooset uvula* kr told wal _Mar Mar.) ep Ho Oa G. Grey) key thee awe lbe 's swe holing is this Nary spiel_ Ramps sari as ail Is .Data 18 7 ell. that 11 .014.0. 1 ii the wads diehatireantly takes plass. bat esseellees wen sot seorearily istidestel Se espial i fibaseL If the goalies spa herr, the hare le bo dressed es its Madill ; he had merely sereinsdi Is gat that It had as aessessay esesesies with sepia puslitamat.sed this, thorstas, it had a. dealt Waft ss the purees Whoa the laws. Ins lase.trisad hod optima of tin opals= of two WWI sad bids Wow, sod mond esumbee ; but he VOW weds* his hoe. bra that wheelbase diargulasd tasilewthe wwe esawised b a sl osids eisisellseariea siemittor the peer ragoolly pa a *am . plid flatboat essid mei be pered with a Mlle of analior. Foe lbw room% sad not boob. hood say orgummita ha salaam to them Adel had be.. aped fa the yes; he ahead seater hiss. Wiwi* apnoeas a that the heels wad sot alba babes. IlloW am to la hi. bill. busses they should sot assn. idle that there was say hesitation as to the new. Is be takes with espial Weeder. lie was seiro that his lea Mewl hhinif would at be saziosa to warage se Mary se apastatWs.. Kr. liglOßT—i am regaled to has beard the speech a the id & es. beremet, Mama it dem set betirate that he lads spas se emadsat le this this year as be twelve maths alses. The ir rm. bused sem messed his speak by as Maass to this met being the time lobes ay_ hes. awes prepadtka weld be lady eater tamed. The right km. Wm would seem to Mash by that that be wesleekkag lama So a better time, and I ' .appose be mess adm whisk is oat km digest when the =a my bee.frieed, the swam hr Dania., may lite eseekkaatim sal smy Mame the law a as Mi. The sight boa gatismaZiZ i es the hem ell dome, repeatedly Aides Ns repediated my andeeles draws beta the a the qua titabuilb:=4wiSk bbs 1* thimble, that statistic. sea ad said ma with most to this estgeat, be am tee wanly a be Mamas& ; sad I *meld sot sia tT e ll at Wiskies amid be decided at the Agues with it. Da site right boa. beam km avoided theseghad his epee* say Adsmes el the that` system es = re p = gissi d le e . la He has assert ed ersist iadiitialstiets AWN Mum the peddle oafs; qui bsea ies it bu he doss ' rat t seas that we are Dowel to r ia t ast copal pea t aishassat, M that lib impealble am • time my some wham the gable lady. esmeassodims to hit caws .lea may so kagwo »- gab, it. Pew 1 AIM ak is • wales whisk et this ao• meal is isesatell adaposaise istsiate bums alma emir have buseghlt k be ka the wahlk view , k • maws whisk demands abestios. AM what it was said that 1 the ems et ay Mt. IKEA might war if ha I=t as webs hems' a ail masa; I gave UM my ass these sewn was deb wham it wm se auk his day to Mss it hake the loakkage as the prelim woks. 'We all .wish. aphody I as eau some this the sight bee. band, that pails mentiess—that capital maids mate amid be dame away with ; but saketeastel ,y • labile asseallese, that is he ea , the iollielism of eepttal [ pmeishatebt, bse mast a ilea welbiff 1111 =- dna as aims—that we lave biome used to it. seat; mesa do sat hatedgere araegy the grouse es Mdsh a watrary pasties is urged es this hews. I agem with the right bee. gestleman as to the Baits of thequetbs • I heave it is ea seesseary to p ate what is daliti the Misers mamma. The has. harems' the nember kr Ward University is set preen% sad as he was the only member who eta that argent* lid year, it ma set be sem oary to say mythiag is eta a k sew. tai ales is cm thing k ith De mid ar the mow dm If ii be viable, a auk as the hem. Weisel the samba ier the Hama, of Oshed. GM that is that for same eadaim after the basked= of amithshas sea so pleas balding ea Wades Os bold ao Chad= raglan me Mom a kier ra is apbal pesidieals. le has sr NMI OM • Zeman timed Ohabliens trea the ease el rasa and refhaad to spadalihms S. that sae, =di tisag he d greesd that theie raves' pesas ted theta tom is men if capital pmaimea. And we have lirthe the testimay a • lam( baseles, that ay to the a Nth team Chtislialty Mad its converts to impaled is say Esivee whams is the bastion a 4111•1111 apes mitaiseb. (Beer.) We as them se the simple of apediesey, apes Mak I eat reedy se red irl sa s, alaeugh I thiak • (pea ad might be said wma as grenade of plissak wM whisk apedismey has ask a melba, to de. The light boa Mama said Ist mead set rely spas Matilda. bed Mare as be se doubt that Madam prove air—tkat is thesestestries where espial ' are met sew, mil bays set bass for luny years =the Um of the khakis* are at least as ode se they are la these essallist wham Sky me mill basted. Then ess he se doubt that is as Her _laglead States of Nee* America, la Tunemay, Beishm. Swedes, Austria), Prank sat Frases—ast is aliases eammetiss where espial pada mots ale steely a sem bailed. booms We is jest se molt es it be is Opals. or is Inked-ea Inked— is the heassessatry r where salad prestamena are very *equal, at Is' the two latter sous taa where lbw have boss wash lee commes. (Hear, bear.) Bat ea past ' legladies. I think, Moods se reef of die Masters of =l . ll e rr mt. I lesiabt • roses rex 1: t sc o op acm e s: : mike mes,, 1_ tithe hes. Weed the mamba for t% ea wbr ana bsese was ale pia Ia the "La of Sir Beam by bit ilea" that eminent MI lis nada to bra dela is a epos* cm this =seas .if MC that Main the set Men than a or 60 'easel, larrai l i this ham met ia imeadigths samberd swaddling= sall they mes:e l I to sal that brag issibed the SIIIIMIONS asseara the Mid alb alas beikehml to realm the am - assat be eh pssisharat. y ears hoer.) And ,km abeigild amen ems II or 30 years the buss km my wady as dews mail sow preaimlly we have wily lei dime villa illemiebed with dna; seat theft is r a mese ilegemet te bedlam hem this gad—that wham I harass lees up at Newsie by the demos essweisma s iliz i as set iikst is pet dews was amass sal Mow I most sembe bow the as peaamat ma be aoudad to r t e u l all owseasces whisk ere emmilledasiorderammossa of ha meet ease, eat m m user • aim of Wad Isla vie ante. the &steak s aka sissy vWu asiss aset lie meals* mat (Hear. We.) New, be hmemetedisk. sr der tarry. a fee burg lary. es ag , bad as aka whatever, mad am bum ha wilmillei II by almakkg the }Masse* It had sq Moak Taft es sad to am aims. (Mu, and amass.) WA a*, how eta it have as oast to down amebae a mar. wash is deed away, m pet ausittal wake eiremahases whisk shut out has the esatemplation of the mildest the esssidentiom of that whisk mat renew hem. the eases ? (Bear, bear.) I am of splash that the eiket ot pmeiehmat to dem ham Mae bes hew at all arts gnallf . over-rated, ma this is pu bs* a as amodelles of mods of as area which . haoysseolloi with ar m : the assaremat a pada worn * (Bear Mr.; Now, take ibi essa W ill bsse 'Ness* emoe'rred. Ima glad this Salihas aim MOM hews of them emu, for they tilhe l at .piedide sh'Mes for those who oppose the roliameet Odes& If the abolition aCM punish seat awl be diailied era that nest add tow at S e I t end* ter pdmelso asi patsy we set lath de. sks( stall. Meg) Kra Oohs the am lath of thobiltideal Ma se balk at ether day sae Dose hes. member d i this beim ham tha threat el my pmyuehlt mat, either be Ms mid or the me, weld have deterred that as hear the aim Milk he some ? (Hear, hear.) It was evidently low wateaplated. It was the arias of aa educated man. It was a aim Laminated on saleakam. It was the cam of a man ef emeshable ability is some potato of view. Bury preeselles was takes to mews 'Bosomy ; mad there can be se ask whatever that all paaidamests which courts sad kghisteres Gould have Delisted woad have bad se effect is esaalag his has his grave eases. (" Hear, hear," sad tam) Take the ease that occurred at Bristol, and the same araessest will apply. The murder there we. set prestedilead. It arm from great serravation. It arose from madam impelse, when the oppor tunity offered ; end there ea be so . amht is that ems, precisely the same as the ether, that the idea of the pesithamat was wholly that oat its. the coatemplo• des a criminal. Mar hear Then are other eases Iso tibia I the might nut , .) whine the sagas argemeet might be sea. But as I weal ark the bests es wan Mist is the tail of theme eareadm The eight has. lsolest, if I embalmed him. audit ad the east a these imam es the paha sessmbiod to Maas am b bad. Bet the. object of a *We cm eads. is te Idly people to. sleben (Hear.) AM err are Mega together that they rosy ow tM awfel padammat whin the law saga Ss erm- We offences. New, we have it be the petits papers that at the imam wits that murderer at Norwich fell there wu a *sat a exematin from the thousands that was lambled. I err house who thee that skeet of messaidis did sot seise km BM haft which is the sew if amts—wise her it ail set miss km a Amadei fedi* rot a MLA suet soles wily have themes the dead is his ease—the My oases kr whisk he stied I (Hear, hem.) There cm be se ash& that /arms the twenty thwaesd per ms who, we as 5514, wave thew sasembied, a large amber mimed to flair bones is ems agree mere may to can mit a crime a visions am aey were ham they had mended the oseselisa. (" Hew. hear," sad gem.) We have it *tie .. of West witets that glailatesial ateadies et Ada** ia W ohms hag Ike sliost "— of amosies edies—amt they 121111• MI the isnelly a the paps, sat ad' the ' sighlet am awl sets made the potpie kiss asteffal, sad more iodised to the cost dmies a aka. (Bear. beer.) But that sees et Bristol is ems as sell same bade ebase• ter. I sesset essesive hob way gosiessewe am .madase, a wia to witase—l Mika Ile eight his. breast does sa wia to Maw psaidasiell Whisk as lead to seem so kightild OM esawilkigas feel gr e at neat esesedesltlet. Wh _ at - mg Was* Asa the ads et l'eff , ma *labs i Arum IS or 20 yen if age—a wow mambo* mm so woe Mast partly imbeeile—assa Imer)waiklat air a • pails emetiou, sad dew* Maw et h, so walk quietly to the sea*. (Lead mks et " • ) Now, watt Wahl be the SIM "pa the nallitad, Cro bled to witomis that Maas 1 Ide sat believe there b a silo* member if this Immo who ems be a *mita tha_ .0 8 effect a that ezeuties open say has beisketkerastasts it would be adMeries vas stem mainumeass, bt the My *moss for whisk theme weettass eat opmatai to dam; su) That It asadm.agy ......... ~ 1 with MGM wilis raw* a OM think it hassle he whit • shancesembill hail ' lits seals& sod he the }Mks. rforkaftito . 111 in La able the alba --•I titimk wks • ac' . a , Al=4perees hks ' lie mime j est Wart to lamas& „ Now, Jam. ably* as rem I" 'Tag wit dm tellit•ma of seen parses, a remade it might be of hie, who was in the nun sad saw all the awful soma. And the nia• Ma rdie s,; o4 aceoraing to their views; and the sherig sal Mt sad evart Led asseested with the mosmilea M eal. ad s I weeld say that Ike 'NM deftmesesi i s non boom Milli yak voerebk I& and—that durlag the whole period that ala mo the Wel sad thethas of his mention be was theyeselution to " die game." He was not listen. In, to fin oinglen. He was art preparing himseW fee that glass[ Wore whisk he was so soon to be Nat, and his easemplios, pr bk unmade, and swat as he who witnessed the mention would, of course, glory in the hertilhesimbibbled, sad the dame which this winked bade to the law ea to its toners. (lien, hear.) Bat think mother peke seameeted with-Ws which I think istpertaat. Why is is that the aewtpor gin sash p es t act ring to than oases ef mandrel Hear, hear.) Why. =lmam there is the &oath of • met being ha 6s If the anwriwer Wee to be subjeseni to a pude. mast short 01 death, 49 isa think mrepapw arm would hats besi mailer la all Si..towns of the country waiting for the newsmen with ell Ski horrid particulars of the Norm* essoution or the newish ens? (Chem) No. The to woad be • meaner, bat he would sot be a Mrs—Qom& eitson)—aad yea weaki lad that thiamin Eds. sidevous appetite which Is Greeted miler then exciting cir emenans, sad whisk the feeble or incapable or ew, 1101M1 videos pectin of the brims M • feretbies ef the ellime, woeld as la of the mer be emoaltsof ted ant excited. (Chem) N I Imo eases m that Wad of mat which I think are Mikis,. Bone tine age • young ma in the tom of Heashestar—ht the epee stamet—ehot a weld whams dew his wits, or a ilk whoa het had been Bing as his mg who for sane in.. had left bin. He was mated at Very shortly attar apnea man is the ogee y as In the &mat cire—att the throat of mynas ski is when he had been prying his ad dressee la the term eft Sesedipert. Neither of then &Mod the akin. la OM then wars natty people is the street at the a.. the amen wen esmaitted. Weil, that =a 7 =Men was also hanged. Alma • wag am at Leeds sealthei • weena te wheat ha was mit% Ms . her IMAM Ci 1171111111411,1 wt.ich reads hie meows impends. He reamed inurehately tone house, GM there wield net kw • moment be a doubt of his gait. film that there have been two other more. Pam net 'M bat iit me there was • murder tellowed by sad la ODOtINNT thew was ea sewing' at wader erblek not mend. Nov, time cases are evidintly an a the same Ma. They ken bees cm aided ander almost presitale sidle eirmiestemes. They have dinared ia rapid ememion ; sad I believe t hat the feet of the great searkity of the sans-•; AM a1.gp.610111 armee, than of the teal, then, sad whisk is math mil ammo asteriess, of the eastatim, and ell Mime. ride item elesses a'''miss the exesailon,—l believe the offset of this ha ben. to them the monthlies a .lines in as past a amber es Ikea staled.. 1 ) Tee eight boa. breast the Home Secretazy, te ay has. Mead's argument es to the irregularity sad bodies .1 this paaisbneet, apposes to no to have and ugmenti whisk an utterly fallacious. Ho nye my hoe. friend's_paabliment woad not be mere man this this. I think the right hoe. baronet must ham his argument was in. eons& If yea had • paidameat short of that of do h. it b clear you weed not lad ma sequiteed Mile there won • moral, I nay my, a legal certaisq of their guilt • and althosith there would still tenon • dilemma la the guilt of mininals, as there is now,, would be skis, in some degree, to inertia the paaießmat to the gale (Hear, hear.) Pa 'aliases, if the paniebnient was per pima inprisennient. yea mould, wi th you thoeght At, after a Naas pried ram its rigours regard to those whoa • s ell sot atlas Weasel die, aad MA yea male sestime it la lts amity to thole who ON•N1NOINI elloNs a the very blatant setae*. Bet the tight hon. imeadnask. know that tho meant inegolarity of peablionest is a Wag whisk sap Ike very fouidatioa of your jahold mama altogether. (Haar.) It is quits notorious that jades fa essay area allow men to some of Mae guilt they have a moral artalaty, (Hear, hem.) A friend of nine has a letter from A ph p titian in a tows in the north et Ragland, I. which he states that he knows that set Ws than her murderers are now at liberty in his district, every ono of whom has bees tried, of whom , aunt thee eanaot be • shadow of doubt, and le set, is the minds of the people • sad yet they have bees tried and acquitted, and icqatted on this Fleet solely, that men were on their juries so conscientious on this pan, Of NO timid, that they seised upea objections which were net valid, and, rather thin send the nen to the scaffold, they allowed them wholly to swaps. (Hear, hoar.) Now, upon the pimple of my hen friend the ameba for Donarks, the men would not have gamed; they would now have been entering • punish mat ammeasimate with their crime. But I would auk the debt hos. beroaet's attention to one or two ems whisk lave am la distinctly and painfully under his owe soda, sad I a retie to the right hon. paillasse if ;orl my gay wail up revaletuona that may be ; bat he win, I sin sun, admit that this question is dee mush leeposeenee that a member of this house, holding such stems 'Pam es I do upon it, is bound to lay the whole eseensfare the hem, with the view of bringing about such • imp is the law es he say believe to be (Parable. (" Hoar, hem" and when.) Now the right hod. baronet will recollect a case at Dailies last year, I. whisk two ma wen *misted of the snider of the Duke of Clealsate *timekeeper. Ono of theme awn was hanged. The ether was are. The takes we that ft wee believed the shot fired by aroun d man ptodueed the fatal offset. The evidence was to that effect. I have it hem very good authority that not only the man who was execrated, bat his cm rude who we reprieved, was of opinion that the selection bed lanes a; on the smug as, and that the man who was healed had not Ind the abet width had taken fetal abet sod, I may add, that that duo is the *Ma if, others whe were interested 'athe Ma Mai ; hear.) I lad no fault with the evident% ea with the lipase of the judge, nor with the deign of the Zit has. baron_ ba et, t if it was far to make • Weak* ups I ani Wand to believe that the tight bin die shrink from the hanging of the two nos' ups the ettimee; and the‘ ander the arcenetanote, was re p(, the other ahead she ban heat reprieved. (Hear,lesetr.) Pat what was the .bet of that emeatiss ? At this mama then are twe sat avi~lisir trial for the render amether gameheepe,whoseteatim. it was said was sememisted by the twe senvisted his year, end there is • s tr ong belief that the maw whisk bee at plea this year has beam in revenge for the middle a the lib that , *sneak who was 'muted lest per • and I fume list 'Warm who gave Mame lest yier oe that fad ban net hit they wan se some se before ia =rang laming t .ktheatrrawing to the ad irritated been dined lw the mate of fad. (Hear, he The right ha. Moat will remi=t smother ewes-the caw of a yoneg lama who was tienvista of • murder last year leer this basso, and wits was set executed. Now, the right ban. Mesa was probably of wades then, Yd may be Dow, that the reprieve of that ca nna was not • come which, under the present state of the law, ought to have been taken. Bet empire the case of Masao Myers with Harriet The ma, and you will see that to repine the knew, tad to hang the latter, is on administraboa of the law. that as not crests respect for it, or any belief is ate Julia or bap,- Silky. (Loud cheers.) I was glad that Magas Myers was sot hanged. I waived • lame hem the tinny of the soldier whoa she murdered, reepeetiat me to apply to the right has. beronst, the Home Secretary, and to mien • hope at their behalf that she not be executed, and it speaks well for' that fatir, that they had such • holing; but it was a feeling that was peras in almost *remit the whole country, and the Home lareary only obeyed the public asedisant in the mans it Ink on that scallion. I believe it Is • patios with the right hoe. baronet, sad with gentlemen holding his GSM to refer those estate the judgembere application for a comma tans of sentence has been made. But how difficult it is to ar rive et • gmaerambnion with regard to these. Thew are 14 judges - . r believe, who go circuit. Before the whole of theie. I prima, at tiONNS the maim eons. Here are 14 or 15 mat to whoa wham is made. They are not Mod in the met I:l7 ..lwhom regud ioa majority may deci de, this eon sad but with agari=thse, wad the opinion ♦of one judge ano veries very muck from the spinin stemother. (Hoar, beer.) Now, then was ama roesady einvielod at Newcastle. He was con doted of of child. The jury recommended to him maw ; Pio nisi as what ground. They said, ea el ehdr Imdlity to capita punishateata. The j observed that that was not a ground he eaaM entartain. A deputation afterwards waited tit edge . who eaid that he woad be delighted eza: muting that would serve as a a he could recannead • laser Bat impose be me a judge el moths? lr a l - i Ta num with smog °patens la favour if aged poidinsist—a man of stern and malad ies, elbanter theaE ft weald lad that the right hoe. lthemet fins me js woad get an answer lid would PIMP se. and mother an mown of an oate skeeerh the awe and fats might be presia4 the sum (Hear.) Well, then I ea v that a pmidmost tibial in. Me th s to the *Oaks of jacks, whisk poses the Seareary in that pasha, I will eay this pethisa—(hear, bear)—the menthe of whisk epos the *aim of twelve or hertees me a lsmgeamwt,—l say that a pankhaisat like that is am essarr, mid is one which, with oar reprd he jadse and few, ought so hangar to be retained amil peethed. (Load sheers.) Now, with regard to pubis the sight Ms. Wawa ainears to no to la sass End villas to take into hie view the Mew& of cm this qaatioa. The right boa. Mama will re-. sada • ens mostioe last per at limleath. whore assay every bermeliaider sad every nab lebellithe seat • thomend Mantles that the emetics might Mt take we flir G. ORRIC—It me net ups the malts of the ; they °ideated to the mea= taking plass at MINIIIMk. Mr. BRIGHT.4IeI Tight thia. baronet sap il ase up, the melts /hie am The eamovialiete did ass lath ft te like plow at Ithemenlit ; but if you took ft to Newpoet yea would lambed a iodise immolate:um there. It was ael basun As pop oil l i ztßo= had a greater thjeddente it theta as 'NOWA Abergavemy wadi bops the thew Mow many asserbis dta Ist m hs s a n alemed fellet Hilisere • I 'me veld that elened metwathil 1004 thil Medal The this blew swim anode& ; es aft -414 , 411* man .that the MBank' isilltene esegregeliwis Ida Im• worded noneebb ; and that the slayer, the - meghtretese the anthsalise, I hale* et Climener at sent that tenth, ta the . eme * Seeltly Ode peas *aim is manias very va ass. pidly fa the dilation to - I ha wirlda the add 3 w. iirarse:lait whim ailed an lOW. la wee stralargalivisible boar. a voice not to be misted, that this varmints may be Net tled in the only way it ever Gan be settled in a Christian end ddlised couatry. (Load cheers.) AD intimate friend of mine is very active upon this trestles—l allude to Mr. 04ia,of Biropegate•trest— sad when this quotation is set tied,l believe that his num will be ever known in connexion with it. (Hear, hear.) I have bad informa tion from him as to a km number of meetings, probably 50, that he bee attended ia various parts of the mown. There has never been a question, however mina , however inte resting, which has gathered larger in the largest ' room la every eity—not of perinea.' naill berg preena, reedy to pecoessee against the punishment of rank hat of penes" prepared to armee the question dhpitedemiely, taidag late oessideration sades whisk the right boa. barer is disposed to ear ride ; and from all these merry there have come sleet unanimous deerratiens whisk islet that the public enders h sipsapes this valsjeet. aiga 4lsears.) Hew. the right honourable baronet bee some upon ens pert. He kr act faith la this levee with teem He believes that in the ewe, be talus be is aet rittitilLeecorilance with thear=sind Lo ingrka of Par li a - Meat. Ido not say what el would do; but I believe the right haw. brow" mistake" if he thinks you would not go with bias ia abashing the psaishaseat. I believe she that firrathe of the Ise usaisers et the house the quewknmTs7thi - 77110eLs it is hot a pasty question. Yoe mast pspg with it. Why tam it for granted that because poopis bare been put to death for celestas or for oentoriss, yon amOt to go ea hanging still ? that " custom without frith is but egednem of seer." (Rear, hem) We are about to dissever that at this time of day, and in this couatry—with public *aka as it is—with the undoubted fast that public opinion is favour of the sacredness of hum life, is to thousead times more power's' to preserve it this all the tenon of the law, ender sash cireasestessoe we shall ease to the soacialion that this questkm meet be settled, sad that the death paniehment will be abolished by the hones if the tight hoe baronet will propose it. Suppose he were to come down with a preposition that the pnaithemat should be abolished. What would be the melt ? I believe there inlaid not be six sea est or the 666 who 'would etjeut to it—not a man who would move as aMeadawat to it. It might be suggested that the meesem amid be tomparsey—sa exp. dams for five or ma yews—and I should be willing ma to conseat to that. Now, the sight Ma. hmeset hes more L ane:we in this matter than anybody den He is the one au thority I. the kingdom. His Elam woad still the here of the Nmitl.—tbs .4mM' of the huitathey. It would put as sad to the indilkeesee or oppositics which prevails now ia the hew to a coasidorable extant, and throughout the whole kingdom there would be an almost universal so knowiedent that the retirement sad the right has. m baronet mead is aessedease with the intelligent's sad espitinese of the eye. had UM they had dons that which war in sesseines with messes mess and Christian prki dpk. (Men.) Now I have shown, I think, that stetted" in far Si we have gore into them, do not prove that life is MIN seems in this sonatry than in countries when capital Famagusta ore het indicted. I have shown that our pest wimisky has filled ; that we have bad 60 capital offences, !high weber has been raised to 260, and has hoe! been re- dead to 1; that the adhesion of death did not deter from the esmesso emcee, sad that it cannot be expected to suc ceed Wan in the ere of the gravest cremes. 1 have 'hewn that meadow excite the peemous which are the manes of menhirs; that the notoriety which is given to then oases is evil to the criminal sad the public ; that some guilty per sons asap, while the lament may suffer • and that the greatest Irregularity and injustice inevitabliprevails. Two omen which recently occurred, the one at Norwich and the °thee at Weetester, are illustrative of the truth of the proposition I endeavoured to estahlish,—the Norwich eri- Waal wee a mach realer criminal that the neat Worcester, the ass a hardened sad a calculating murderer, and the other en almost imbecile, a wandering, Incapable vagabond, to whom the laniesey of the crown. &Nordin to the opinions of great sambas in Wcemeter, might have been extended. But Ist me my that the right Ilea. baronet is more interested in having this punishment abolished than any ether man in Becket. The jadupon the beech does sot suffer so much es he. The jury do not suffer, because they decide snoring to facts. judge decides sonsibig to law ; but toe law pees to the Home Secretary a veto, which throws upon him the full, the awful responsibility of the execution of the punishment. (Hear, hoer) No doubt the right bon. baronet has exercised the awful duties of his office to the best of his judgment and conscience; but bow mach more gratifying would it be to his feelings to be relieved from the responsibility attaching to such an office. (Cheers.) It is on an these ',rounds, and assuring the house that I feel more stn ogly on this question than upon any other that can come before it, I have the greatest pleasure in supporting the motion of my hon. friend, the member for - Dumfries. (Loud cheers.) Mr. DRUMMOND said that the bon. gentleman who had just sat down bad segued the question with his usual ability, but he (Mr. Drummond) had not only beard his ar maments before, but bad beard the same appeal to the right hon. baronet and the mune remarkable cue at Durham re hired p, the answer to which at the time he also remiss. bend. The but gentleman who Dogma the debate said he anticipated that the time would come whim the present law would be repealed. He (Mr. Drummond) wee net at his thinking so, seeing the themes of morbid easell=d tality, of false humanity, and of sympathy with the 'murderer ea every auks. He bad seen petitions met to the Secretary of State with unbounded die gut ; let iso fee hem evincing • reverence of human life duly manifested a total indifference to smiler, and • sympathy with the murderers. The bee. pattern= who had jut sat down had dealt unfairly with, the right hon. I baronet, in supposing that he anticipated that the law would soon be altered. He (Mr. Drummed) certainly did not I understand the right hon. baronet to say anything of the sort. That stardom had increased there was no doubt ; not @sly in fr , gummy, but in intensity ; but he believed they had looressed mainly because the murderers were nude heroes of in that house. Their debates icstifted the minds of the people with the idea that murder, after all, wee not quite so detestable a crime as it was in the dark ogee. (Cries of " Oh.") Oce most extraordinary argument wee that culprits were known to say they did not are to be hanged. So said sehool-boys mustiest floggiag, but it was well knows, nevertheless, that they did care very much for being flogg;il. It was said also that the people were ' very anxious to substitute secondary punishments fur death. There was nothing so fatal as to regard public opinion, as impressed at public meetings, as a ground of action . It they adapted secondary proistesents. they must have some plus If ether whole they could be inflicted. The hoe. genifisema here referred to • petition which had bean es the 6th &April, in which the cellular . system) of hen t was described as being luxurious us: 4 lz of expensive ventilating apparatus and theengkout the country, ad • numerous and vigi lant al aims, and calling for the removal of the pri mers hem such a life of idleness as they led. If they abolished death as • punishment, they would ' have the same MN Of petitions pouring in against secondary panishments. Sim Ike hon. gentleman who spoke last eptlia ef the peal bilk, et relaxing the rigour of snob punishment' after • meek' •period. Mr l ft RIGHT said the hon. gentleman quite =bander ' him stood lt . He had made no proposition for ever allowing murderers to come again into society. Mr. DRUMMOND understood that the punishment was to be perpetual in some cases and not in others. However, he was sorry to misrepresent the boa. gentleman's argument. Into the theological part of thy' question be would nut enter, further than to rimed the house of that grave sentence that "whom sheddeth man's blood, by man shall his blood be shed." The hos gentleman said they were not bound by that doctrine ; bat if they acted in defiance of it they must take the consequences, which no doubt would be that mur dews and deeds of violence would be increased. Sir B. N. BUXTON felt reluctantly bound to say that he was not premixed to vote for the motion of his lon. friend, issuatich as it seemed to him that they had not yet arrived at that point at which they could say that there wee se great a difficulty and uncertainty in obtaining convictions for mur der that they must abolish the punishment sow attached to the aims. On the other bend, it appeared to him that there was a growing dislike amongst the people of this country' to °mistime in capital cases. (Hear, hear.) Me. BROTHRRTON said, that after the powerful and stageent speech of the hon. member for Manchester he did not think it necesery to trespass beyond a moment on the attention of the house. The h-n. gestleman who bad just renamed his seat, and the right hon. baronet, had told them that, in their opinion, the time was not yet come when the country ought to derma with capital punka:neat. Be would humbly ask what wee the symptom whereby they were to know when that time would coma. (Hear, hear.) He wished to see the punishment of death Wally abolished. Bs believed that by soca a measere deka' would net be increased, whiro by it they would be eating in accordance with justice, humanity, sod wand palely. (Hear, hear.) After the eloquent "seek -of the bo member for Mamehester, he did not feel himself milled Ira to ester mere hilly into the quation. Sir G. STRICKLAND entirely dissented from the visa expressed by the hon. baronet (Sir K. Buxton). lie hoped to live to see the day whim capital punish- Ptifenteould be nearly, if not wholly, ilbaid • bit he 1 biped he never would live to see it take place ;Mutely. (KW, hear.) His horror of an execution would be tee demo Muster if it were to happen in a private manlier. He Went la argument and public feeling were dailygainingstrempth in fuser of the sacredness Millman life; end he loped the time was not far distant when espial punihment might be totally and safely abolished. (Hear, hear) Col. THOMPSON submitted whether the medical mode of ensuring the tormkation of capital penishment, which pulite) opinion so strongly demanded, would not be by este t a 3 m it a bout the preparation sad improvement of ry same punishment, ad tryi. p the effect of it u dins crimes which were somewhat inferior is to iWitair.l Sit G. OBEY hoped the public out of doors would not, ' from the description of the bon. and gallant 'admen, be araora, vernor et s inditend o to se ad ni t n th e b ides , that tir 3 op em orted Nevins were the power of egerci:inl g ibe premptive of na lio nee g r o cy. Trans portation, for lite weld ere be shored, wept by Mumma sot of the sovereign. (Roar, hear,) Lord RIIGENTIako rose amidst same impatimat ter • division) mid th at if lila sapporems of the maw tritbsd ir• ea argonaut confirmatory of their Mows, tt cuss to be foesch la the smut mass ed mime at We mgment....Rot ally'Whites, bat maw* estonpeelense,. womb ismer of those Mews t se tbat the Meal), budget ed, pees( rested their opposairoarsti th at . osphaL; punishnient ,had :is rewerolii=p= sad meemdly that edam m e g w i g *sigma nteAs7l=l4= 435 woreiseneenotiemomin do IWO*. mMe=Mims sehmatienel Mei* ishr•miebiw 4 _ a Ne.JoistlieM7glemien War and Mr Baron Richards). Mr. M. D. Hill was also of opi nion that the punishment of death ought to be abolished; because, he said, if we did wrong we atone for it. (Cries of " Divide.") In deference to the wish of the house to go to a division, he would at ones conclude by appealing to those hon. members who might have any doubt on their minds to lean to the side of hu manity, and vote for the motion. Sir H. VERNEY said that a quarter of a century ago, when acting with the father of the noble lord who spoke irts% en the Pri‘on Discipline Committee, he felt as he nowtild as to the iniquity, abomination, and wickeAneas of priblie mentions. He meld that they did not tend to repress Wme. while they were abhorrent to humanity. He thought the Secretary of State should bring forward mess metiers and test the feeling of the home upon the subject of some better mode for the punishment of criminal,. A friend of ids, a man of benevolent and humane feelings, attended the monition of Rush in order to determine his mind on the 'abject, sad he wrote to him to say that he was fully eon_ 'laced that if men were no longer seen alive after their con viction & mush better effect would be produeedon the public mind. (Hear, hear.) The home than divided— For the motion Against it 75-24 CROWN PROSECUTIONS IN IRELAND. lie lOEOR ;;;4f;rilaeappoinisnent select committee for the purpose of considering the pla n s! crown managemeot of prosecutions in Ireland at and secutiona: melons and of the expenditure incurred in done pre Mr. STAFFORD emended the motion. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL entered at some length into the subject, with the view of shoeing that the Attorney-General for Ireland was using his best efortt to curtail the a xpeases referred to, and on the ground that it would be making a bad Mum to cheek him in his career of usefulness is this respect, traded that the hon. and Waal gentleman would lot press his motion to a division. ♦her • eonvenation, In winch Mr. O'FLAnzare, Mr. Hamar, Sir W. Someavuzz. and Mr. Monest.t. took part, the notion was withdrawn. Mr. KROGH *liaised leave to bring in a bill to facilitate the transfer of land to railway companias for railway ru ms, in Ireland. The SOLICITOR GENERAL also obtained leave to bakes in a bill for peados relief whist defeen in Woes made under powers of leasing in amain owe, and tee ham 'dimmed at 9 o'clock. ght Orion!so.. OUTGOING MAILS. • Mani will be made up Le the arising a the Mb 9f WY ke Ma da fib ., a Cape de Wrde Wanes, Portman, &errs Leone, end to be conveyed by her llMeny's mime Heroine, whic h le appointed to sell from Devo a the morning od the.dth prox. Letters for Madeira. Ban Moot" nd Cape de Wide , will be liable to pogiw ot led. News a pepore for both plates i lt be charged 211. a Leftemeir Portsedle, Marra Leone, and Mites. dos will be charged Is. cash, bet newsmen will be seat free. All letters and newspapers intended to be seat by this veal, except those of Miura Leone, must be speolay addressed "By her Molars Nom Heroine." The seas for Madeira. the grad* and Buenos Ayres, will!» made apes the ereeft el the 4th ef May. Maile for MI. eh Meath Magna and the United BMus will be asap up as Me sec otthe 4th May. The as ee Oporto, Llama, Moleira, Cads, and Gltealtar. MB began opts Ms morning of the Ith of May The Mae, ode Illermillse, to the Mediterranean, Egypt, Ades, Ceylead a ndbe : leraieJaacers.. all be made up on the meanie of the 7,11 of . The Mk Meib. exabiding Biresada. Havana, itehatb =6New Odom, and Mexico, and lauding Mom for 1. litehdeMbiaragna, New Grenade, Chill, sad Peru, all isage tip on the arote of the 19th May. se mega for Odaraltar, Malta, Creme, UM lonian Mean ma% ,de rm a oo, lloos-Koog, a ad Isla Ma SoutharaptoZ l M le ma on the evening leth y. . a - NIGH HATS AT LONDON WOOS. Taw Ma —Marsha, 20 I. past IL Mutsu., 09 uta. put 10. TalMmsw--llarsbifr, SS MA put 111 Aftasuosa. 0 'WA pH O. LONDON,WEDNESDAY,MA Y 2. THERE has been a ballot at the India House —a ballot not about a personal question, not about an election to a vacancy in the direction, not even about a piece of jobbery—a ballot, too, not demanded by the proprietors of India stock in defence of their 10 per cent. •, not called for by that earnest and sincere friend of India, Sir CHARLES FORBES; not insisted on by that naughty, pertinacious fellow, Mr. GEORGE ThOMPSON; but a ballot on a question of principle, on a subject of surpassing interest to every Hindoo prince and native ally in India—a ballot required by Sir ARCHIBALD GALLOWAY, chairman of the court, and by certain of the court of directors, to protect themselves from a numerical defeat ; to interpose the ignorance of the absent proprietors against the know ledge of those present at Wednesday and Friday's debates; to save the government of India from the censure and condemnation which then threatened it. And this appeal from knowledge to ignorance has succeeded to the wish of those who had recourse to it. The determination of Mr. HOLT MACKENZIE, Mr. SULLIVAN, and the able participators in their opinions, to arrest, if possible, the determination of the Indian government to overthrow a great rule of Hindno succession, and a great prin ciple of Hindoo religion, for the purpose of absorbing territory and gaining revenue, has reused a question in which every man of property in India, whether of the Hindoo or Mahommedan faith, is deeply concerned. The subject has, however, come so suddenly on the public, that the press was Oita unprepared to report the debates at the India-house. The discussion was thought to be only an obstinate repetition of the old battarah (million, on which we are bored to death. And the consequence Is, that though the debate on one elide MA conducted with ability . unrivalled in the arena of the Court of Proprietors, and by men of the highest authority on all Indian matters; though it exhibited a deep schism in the Court of Directors, and le ft the majority of that Court in a numerical minority in the more popular assembly, neither we nor any of our contemporaries have given the faintest notion of what was occurring in Leaden hall-street on Wednesday and Friday last. The de bate will, however, be published separately ; and thus a record of the transaction will be preserved for the instruction of our posterity, even if the lesson should be lost on ourselves. The subject of the debate, and the object of the ballot, arise out of the Sattarsh case, about which so mush has been written and spoken, but of which so i little is known or understood. They do not, however, la the least involves the merits or demerits of the late Rajah PERTAUB SINGH, the justice or injustice of his deposition, the character or want of character of his successor Arne SAHIB, or the policy or impolicy of ear former treatment of these last descendants of BEVAJEE. They flow, indeed, from those transactions, but they relate to a point even more imp ertant than any before raised. And it is quite possible for a man who viewed favourably the conduct of the Indian government in deposing PERTAUB SINGH, to regard with indignation and disgust the policy it is now pur eeing, in seizing on the Sattarsh state. Both PERTAUB SINGH, the deposed Rajah of BATTARAH, and APPA SAHIB, the substituted rajah, are now deceased. One br other died in exile at Benares, where his family languish in poverty ; the other in his palace in the capital of his dominions. Bath departed childless ; but both followed the cus tom of their nice and the dictates of their religion— for each adopted an heir to light his funeral pile, and to succeed to his inheritance. Was it then a contest between these rival heirs on which the Court of Pro prietors was called to give an opinion by ballot? Nothing of the sort. The government of India has equally disregarded the rights of either, and has consigned both to obscurity - by proclaiming itself heir to the BATTARAH dynas'y. And the question for decision was its power and the policy of doing this By the Hon. MOUNTSTUART ELPHINISTONE'S treaty, which re-constituted the Sattarah state, after the dowufal of the Peishwah and surrender of PERTAUB SINOH to the British troops during the battle of Ashtee, that state was made over to PERTAUB SINGH, his heirs and successors from generation to genera. tion. The words of the treaty did not confine the succession to his lineal heirs: they left the succession open to the rules of Hindoo law; they reserved to the British government no right or authority to override or sit them aside. Now one of the most soared of those rules is the power of ndoptios in the absence of lineal heirr. It is a power , as well recognised amongst Hinder's, be they princes or ?yob', as the right of the eldest son in England to succeed to' the fee simple of his intestate father. It is a power dic tated by Hindoo religion as well as authorised by Hindoo law; for lawless a deeeased Hiadoo leave an heir lineal or adopted, to fire his &nasal pile, his religion assigns to him additional punishment and Orifice:on in another world. So indispersable,' in deed, is its exercise in a religions paint of view, that, though the British Resident at Sattarah bad always objected to APPA Sam adopting an heir, the reli gious semis' of that 'pdnee compelled him on his deathbed to disregard those objcet,ions, and to peed fig a child &tan% donnccted with hie Sunily„Atnd *o's poverty he presented the infant to his ?arum lye{; aid by the ISM. funeral obsequies were this of tip to Abe period of that pricers decease, ef adoption by Hindoo Elijah. had been by the British government; and their