The Express. — London, England, 1859-03-10 00:00:00

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IS 0 .. 410 0 Ile moat price at as sadmardl copy of tbd paper le 0 4a pee salaam, sad of • stamped copy 1.10 e., lam Imp Isms involve 'audios et woo Man ourthiri in as ward &tarp. _ _ For the doe deleer7 of Uses papers, although asellislea kr the wet part by the ordinary rime agents, the ports- Inn .ill lead thee:m.lm reareseible; bni the tierepientre eif eabeeriptLeie from parties is cesstry lowan to be seppikii by rearray parcel, tenet be &puska* upa areespeeses bass made ebb nee. agents, ar es the suable ef sabserfp- Yea trec emelt snob tows. Wore to to odshismd to "Tbo !UNMAN d Go DAILY NZWB," mid Popham Wore So is nob vir al Is "IL J. LINCOLN, lob Dolly am Olia, I. •soroorfrubt" Plorsinua. 1.C." USU. MONEY WIORAM and SONS' (al k_g , MilitS USN et -Far PACZNT SHIPS Is OIL Nita 00141111. revs illiestildmisail lie mil al tram Goiraisll es _ ai ngrala . * . allgailla i ,A 4 it Ismareara dr. sit t er ni rr Ali fen as elssdpartallik Norma I P TSMA il lard efit Med. ENERS. 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TiAissambiseetmaL %MOM ROWANS (OOLZA) OIL. is. 64. adi laz 7 o r" lowa sal ION& 1 r . 11fament e dlis s . err ism& rfAITITOM—BONDS PERMANENT MARK- N., me us tasvald[ diararrat ONO OM Mbliftlika a te 111 Sal NI/ ele parr bor's leirrat ar le larrr 11. Arm Ira r =ow le a Irerrar Parr la: rare .It. ardwar _a ripad a I re= al .i liau"S E. - = . as leop rm. IS. t ar ADM et debate er&ziee whe selbr am fre: 1.14". 6Ar te ala tilt b = appe=r e kaikUlDlV Widennisiriarter ~ A InNalea tiler, m em gai m ree la lb IP Louguie d e a *Ned Zoo, ! v t g.....t..... . A. ma IS Is a& MAL 1114 ISO. Imam b/ ibmAtessd peelmak THE Attompto to oopkiodoato COD LIVER OIL IN Ss kareteale Imo set 04 2 ism; WIMP% la No zs Wes. e& s : 6 4tyrbo rseft int is a l ilree et lie lelleael 1818 ibl erg= i r t a a firtaT a ard I pmelbe De 0110= D LITZ 01 DM 1 ala elemimeal a amesemlldr. and a =l:e Wire et aft WOW& Ineo4/oelealeleerea. T lF:a . trees M 411= . 0111 .6 1:1 egea Circtra*Minittirm= Mein laftr-Oanlies*Pre•Wit • Ii& 11831300 3 owl alf pm& mak simauffiVr+ivailVi_k:RiiiiSii:L Ch.A rgulll 105475. Az=t e t s hm...z ft w hi g legismni 2 s i allsr i " li i Veining ........ um, bia rja == of blEig ullgr alres"*. ir tis i g2o .7 3.d. , -a=r- gr.rztE s t •=llMriar:V=., =Zit a. ameML ssi 'MI PeNrem K it Y. CULVER, Brother sad ore 11m0m414 MY" Wargo& •111•114•1 be yes a 11. . rool lie 14 pm" lad 114• 41111 i WM li. 41•11) impooluelp opus UN MPS or mord r s, •oszos et woitovaioetszol. V sorer Oki lOV M. WINO ma 114 grows. Gm iligr MoisklS POEM* We Llp 1 ... IS 411•40.114441. OURS. RAITIVIIIL re 11.1111 MT. 11,411111•4111 . 06111Milift M s. ow oroarovo a arra : . 2. sr oar I"."l ii i tas oos4o a rmorop ft. OCLYBILWELL ned lOC st Os tit . 416111.4 el Ilippeas. Sm. Lirm..=l:46,lllllll=mari 4IS IL LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, • *ARCH 10, 1859. 41 =e tT NION of OLASOONC— The SUBSCRIP TION LIP? Ws los poor ill NOW 01P11.—lbstp aoloalia or la ea be Marina la WI Oki Larks Para, J. (*UT IIIOWFULIII. lea Pao Ow illealkla. altrailallow loolpodooara W.O. xpir OMB of ART.—F. ~I~D{~AVV♦IpS,, , l a a 'i l l 50 i resi g t I 6t6 ohm E it +: 46 = l = l nalemilek." " Zeirl, tassom ha, DAVY'S ORIGINAL DIAMOND CEMENT. m a er. b = s tr. 1 117.7 3.4 walk IL .m slesorek : Nr lie past mama ais arid Whin sad galar 17 strict area ..DA s. vi hm.g= em Peas /a retakes. UARRIBII lIPBCTACL2B, the cheapest sad Mt of tidlloozzlimso for ofoorrlog omoteollt fIS ipor frt.) /..=l,l "mu lremmt Q. ke maillost pookol, troMolt *Mt two mita llo= ear= 14 . 212, 0 : 8 1= warms, mil fog BO . optioloaa to the awful Wwillg oolt tlio = * LITERATURE general Debility and Defective Nutrition. By ALFRED SUER, F.H.B. Churchill. Bodily debility is one of theme many "common thin often of the highest importamee, tee very 6miliarity of which stands in the way of their being rationally 'remained and understand. To impart an interest to snob ordinary topics is the exclusive pri vilege of ability of the highest order. Mr. Sines has accomplished this in the coarse of a very small volume, in which be oonrideissuccemaively the nature of the human organism, the varieties and symptoms, the canoes and consequences, and lastly the treat ment, of debility. Thee" hea ds are discerned is as easy and natural manner, the teachings of misses being everywhere confirmed and eluoidated by the lessons of experience. We might instant,' the chapter on the diet of the patient subject to debility, or suffering from defective nutrition, as one which should be studied by all matrons: it is full of sensible hints and corrections of common errors. Respecting the practice of keeping the patient on slops, Bk. Some says : Mat is arse to beef 4 a for the real d, turtle sad rice milk are to be preferred; but in my Jedgmest, rl forms of sUps eheahl be sbudiesed at the miler moment, se not well carrier be the apes of alertly., and said food should be setrltsted, ern in email gratifies. se Nos r re eta nsth will bear ft. The perfection of milk, so heir • food of noun's reract'on, might lead us to form too high es intimate of its mawe. When takes from the cow direr, it Is we rah, and retains is its pre state so much better, VW Wes cow tumor tell me thee they sever found • man who ward take a plass of pore wow milk matey moraine fol lowing wi tont sickness. Fee thr reser, when red, it should always be dilated with Weir which, inked, it is already too mach sews buy it la kris town'. Asses milk le lights . then cows' milk, bat se it cannot be proved to say en at ester, it may be discseded, except under very special circumstances. Akin I. milk, we bare the egg es • Ord of nature's m erciless, and costaining all the proper elsreete nattier% =ller bs t a la er se ess mixed with aas isik all the the "ikekserles"rseylaileinb seener mired he almost by the burn fear. The beet enfirsides 'appose that all forme of plating, lernier, cows' bail, erre foot Jelly, have bat little road dor vales, end may be diapered With sliogrether, except so kr se they an sgreestde to the prate wire the amine wed desire for food barkdose. _ _ The chapter on wines is one we should like to quote did space permit. The author justly observes, ft is cruel to recommend wine to those who can but just laird beer. This leads him to observe: Neat in order to wins, but yet having differences from It, we have the varieties of melt Uwr, which is • most excel lest slisaulen. when cweliePy *emoted. For Se surgeon three Mies codes—table beer ; • thin hese, et which Seeds r h 'llle . e ! sy he taken as as rumple; sad porter, of which • af oot ma be regarded as a type. Is eases where wit beim Is , the kidneys ought to be freely acting, the liege mad the kids sot easily excited. When appbeehte, malt lime sees as both swat end drink, having a sustaining poem fee beyond vise or alcoholic atnslosts. Bottled et at I bale need in convsleeoent chelos sod chilma't disrobe., is preference t , any other liquor • sad I hare BM WWII speedy reeloration slier lie tree than bye other remedy witeteoever. TM highly dead malt, gives colour and femur, is gra.efal to the stomach ; we enjoy the same prier:dna in oar wall-baked bread; we relish it in oar brown gneiss; we like it in tom* sad valor. WWI there limy britsbiLty of stomach, I dad that Most is yeetrahli ti say foam of melt Wiser oth. raise, any light soma els may be seed be debility, auurding to the fumy of the patine. dome b e etimelate the kidneys mad excite thirst, at times, end they sot persidowsly • for this rem n, I believe, the fm istrodisedes of Freed liters into England would do mere to yen thmkensess than my other piss. - - - - • Intemperance in drink receives many striking illoetratioas in the couch of this little treatise. The drunkard u recovers his wasted health : repentance may save the soul, bat it will not renter* the body : It °move be bee widely known through the length and breadth of the land, that though, during thelaet feek=, the met severe competidos has taken piece between life assurance oompan ea far Inteinees, not one bee tiered to beware intempeeste lives, or lives which bath been Intern et say ancleased rate. No reaseetabte rate meet. the rent ie in vain that the drunkard returns to propnety,;he can sever altogether ether the mischief ; and although much may be dose, by mat pereeverthee and skill, he never can altogether being himself into a healthy stets, or be regarded as a tbonsughly healthy life. The frame of the drunkard is debilitated throughout. and he stoke by pneumonia, disease of she liver, or other malady depending upon debility, which cuts off his career prematurely. insurence COTIMILSieS abhor the drunkard, as a Oak far too great and smoothie to be estimated sod safely ereakiesed. if the career of • drunkard be waeched, it is smontelling bow soon be passes away, as if the voice *Shatters exclaimed, Cot it down, why cambers it the groand • - Is his last chapter Mr. Base observes : As debility Lade to so rimy dime's and bas so heuertant is blesses is :he durdios of Ilk, it is qua whe ther ser meal system *Lb respect to the 'nadirs' peetsesion, Is MOW Sid with the test results to the *ifs. Is my jam at. every hemostat 'bead ham ita make] adviser, ass whew *my member Mooed take ancticss when de tr basin of brat fret seurred, sad wisn the lomat said be seaseved. I ham observed that Thss7e — she marry medal ors as steles% look upon them Is • diiseent light from these who simply desire to be doc tored, sad ran to and fro tar sem• infantile maid° fR their wielder slimmed. Is the ems owe, the ineractiosa of the milked man are valued laispeadestly of physics and 'wind* are Ism* dud, at times, the higbemt medical skill may be maployed without the adminioratios of dregs. In the other sees pine est potation, ere • necessity, sad every Wm le Omega to bay is specific effect qua Ws state ot ros. Foe awes WOODY este boasphold should have Its 'clash, sat poebebly es marl payment to the medical peace Maur weld be prekrret by the patiest, who would tints sewage the sanest pail, mad sot be sahib d with extra what lenses oiliest* deprive, him of obisin , zig tt Pa m:s a r: of duly essessaates Ike medical man. I ham always retemmamdad this system we'll ti the genera prseeltioasr, se that sot only test adapted to haws he aid lite , bet she as the beet against the s prownskas of many specialt r =dl e s helticashls witchcraft of those who believe is royal roads el This is very sensible advice. The prunes of pay ing the medical attendant sooordiog to the quantity of drugs supplied is, we believe,' source of incalcu lable mischief, and is altogether unworthy of the intelligence of the age. We have great pleasure is repo:Emending Mr. Smee's little volume, which is full of valuable instruction conveyed in a safe and available form. AllltucAlr MAIL DZIPATCIL--Thil itteaset Nun &e is weed Iron the Now yee'erdey (Awhile ley) ter Pirated, with dr Ilatied Saha sad North hearken WIMP, d 2 peeetsgere. sad the surd sassat et serge. The mat dups.& will be by **Royal Keilakesmer harries whisk adle arm Limped lii Bosom with the Amerada mile ea Saturday vat. EIIIMUTION MID= 00•11311 MT AIIIIPIC6B 10 Arnica AND Averaeue.—Tbe Imigrelos Cuaumbolosive Iwt• ed"rdsta On Iwo Wee, .sash to emu between the lath sod Pith et aril, with goverment eedgreate tie Aires lay sad Adstsids. - The meat manuals from the Mier waW east end the wog eautertglag =tem sail tbe &mad for tabor fa the erten settlemais wee seetilly oa the tat ably emote& srpassteg tool's Sem the p w r i d ger 41 m oil.poz ; bet eves Ibis eglie•le bad greatly elms* saes the Let advice, hit. la era* Is gaud mesa elegtore as hoard ewe Weyer* rag wallas ha. Waal= meat to have Al the rem* sew hartatiese fee weir, to., aleyted: The ehlip theeleed kr Alpe 11 17 1 1151 awry out 200 eutigreate. and the .1141dalie ebig stl of whose go oot ender the melon el lb. Osursassat Pro Migration Act. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT HOUSE OF COMMONS..—WaDraaDAT, MAL= 9 The flrsalui took the chair at 2 o'clock. Colonel LToolt took the oaths and his oat cm his rte. &dim fee Tworkeabary. Mr. 8. EsTOO9l7 also took the oaths aid his seat on his re-election fur North Wilts. AMENDMENT TO THE REFORM BILL. Lard J. RUSSELL—I beg to shift that an the second reading of the bill to amend the repremstation of the people Is puffiest's* I shall move err auxeshnsat. I will give notion of the term at that amendment to-amerow. (Cheers.) . JURIES (IRELAND) BILL. this Mr. 1811. J. D. FITZGERALD moved the mond reading of Lord NAAS did not intend to oppose the second reading, bat stated that it was the intention of the government to ta to:deco a measure on the subject, and he would ask the hot. patlemen to Ix the (store stage of bis bill at such a time all to allow the two hills to be consider. d together, so that the boom might hare en opportunity of judging between them. Altar a Amerada from Mr. F. FRENCH, Mr. FITZGERALD flied the oommtttee on the bill for fist day lbetalglst. _ _ CHURCH BATES BILL. Mr. WALPOLII moved the loved nadir; of this 1,111. Str J. TRELLWIIY. on Thing to move that the bill be reed a second tier that day tax months, said he gave the right km. puttee= every credit for hi. dedn to settle dd. long dinned meetion, but did not believe that anychng short of total abolition would meet the death* of dieter (Hear, r . i ... His owe bill was a t eimple that it could sot M IBM sed- if the voltmtary prbdph maid be relied we 7 that bill would be ellmfolest fee the wpm. TM bin Mlle right bon. gentleman me faulty In nem re =sots, an 4 meld produce the more Warless red= It would make chants rates a prior iscuratesem suns nettle& Now, he amide= it mat unfdr to Pees web se hes* Mande erty which in some math woe unable le beer it. He of ‘ to the orestitutlon of the new enemata oossisting of the obereldrudeas and the Wombed, eel believed seek a cheep celculated to brim the clergy:am into addable with his parihienera. But brides that, the bill would wppeer the useful and coaritutit nal coated of ve.thiss. (H er, beer.) It might be said that the die. asters bad me right to appear In metes If they did not ore. =bete to the ehouvh. (Hear, hear.) Bat be thought these wee m edmeitsge Is the attendance of dissenters at vi wive, hr they were in mast' ores dMosad to contribute to the sup port et the Web of the elm* The mess= would plea, its deseeter it • deadventegamspositke, Mot= to be re- Bend hem paying ohm= rellesdr meet sign a derlaraties that be wishes to take so pot is cherub =aqua. The bill bed mother halt !thresh set only matinue the spiatioa Is dieekte where WWI= now premilled, bat would pro duce aftihdlos is died* whin dim= rela had sassed. Take the ere of Mesebetter and other Inge team where death rales had bent thensited. The. might bosom s = dramas elm by way el ebewing hie ha the estelemen of hoinews, la isg la rit chain rte., sad des the rate midi be Hades= almost permaaset, be *dimmers meld have dissee the llikd themesivee g r hem wi as esend =ponies to clergymen. (Hear, we is the bill seabling te hem thenth refee by rherpeg them to the m alord ; but in mob ores impost therms, and aillealthe would arise. The bill would provide no per =mei sittlereist of the mile which now existed. It pm via= modem to =tidy the churchmen, became they Moot with for my theme. It cottoned nothing to middy the diesseters, lbecatue they woe at present is as geed a pandas as they would be after the bill should pass. Geed the peat *Who( the prow system was that churchmen were called epos to pay not only for parent chuschas but to diorite churches, end the bill did not proper to led with that pad of the subject. With regard to pew rear, bile rempathe wee with the Add ben. patkaisa, for he thought the working closes ought to have the oppostesity d eitendiag public worship. Now, It wr • rarer worthy of cassiderstion that the wafer classes would not have the amens of attending pub* worship but for the aid larded then by the diame ters, for whilst the sittings provided by the Church of Ear Lsd were may 6,000,000, those provided by the dimmers was nearly equal In amount. (Chem.) Believing the mew* Inadequate for the purpose which it was intended to acoompin, he begged to move sea amendment that it be reed that day six maths. (Chews.) Mr. HARDCASTLI said that the many schema el somproathe which had bees semperd with rehenge le thumb rues, the hill under dissighe was the my were that bed ems mar hi. =dee. (list.) Mr. 5, isrocruar said that be did an helkss it was wished by the most detersebed nossosimaist is Begird that the elm*. Mesh hill dews. (flow, hem) The resedes me how thaw Amid essialen them. It me • vet, hard thing that b War to relieve*, coesciencee of • ember of her Majesty's 'abhor they should deprive others who had no such objection to that which had hitherto been thought Mb deride= • mode of providing for a want winch all aped should be provided tor. He thought tinders they ought not to abolialt church rates, but that they at le= to go into coctraithee to a hill whisk offered a nosonable prospect of ettelleg the meter. Mem rate from this matter say =adios et eteeeleste, middle mete hottest and direr mode of previa( teem/ medal mss of a rate. Well, whet third f He bad to the mach of the her. term* and all the otentiese to Me sea, as fat ea Mead& mdembeil,_ wee ischolsil seder then two Me& If they goad mesa Sem at his ht them In ben esmimhble es the hell. Is eserdese sep 'Mew Ikeda@ "whim OW be tidy met. hat ea brier arrive at. emiebiles which by Wadded@ of the popsheles would he Mt to be spud Medi* Give time the cepa• tip of eseeitheng whether this bill, which we. now he the time sand by say gourmet, mold be a =dr mat of the penion. There wee arid= pobt which he let en Mak had hem sunkiently considered, sad that wee the me of deeded** Is them charchyards the hem • therthalinliell *meters lay. Seep= the rate we. Heil= te the sedelseanos of churthyrds, pthepsoehbot of denesil be mg* His i s nice was that the midi pessodier was by • Tits on every parish, rear& ing - le *add Mesa principles of soll-government. Be OM set =44 sad he did not expect that by any ematuutalles they wadi pedal for the expenses now defrayed by the church refe. That width he should dedre wee that church rates shield essliese to exist ; but if by this bill they should thagether sump from the payment of these rates every am vie eimmisritiously objected to these, if they thought this me deginthie, they could effect the object by this bull, and be could sot but hope that the hope would allow his right boo. freed who had brought forward the bill I. a meaner that wee piaming to both Bide, of the house to go into oteireftter. Sir G. GREY add the object of the bill was to exturnieh church rates by fadlitatiteg comoutatiose; bat ha did not think that min this bill they would have commutaticso A pinyon who mead eli the land in a parish miaht °mime= but they would sot find one of twenty or thir'y Isedowners in a pa-in Meg bredf sad hie moomors with a certale_payeint wham other re fused to commute their rates. There Wee use tear who bed nil objebcitillistathrrate. rite that he hed • d i t i terl i td . =bodes, but, leakier to all the thhoulties of the case, we, =Eng to °suede it. The provides in the however, Maud= some who ought to be minded, sad ex cluded some who ought to be included. He thought they ought he M Lee called ups to m.ka a solemn dada/nips that they constieutionly objected to pay church tat= Wait should be odnoint that they objected to pay them. He re gretted be could not Live his vote for the second reeding t the bill, which was Introduced, he had so doubt, with the beet desire to pet* the quatioe.' SO J. PAIL INOTON wee sorry to say that the speech he had jest hued to brought to big mind the painful condo dm that the sprit of petty—(cheers and lon cries of " Na no")--that the spirit of patty—(repeated mice of " No, so.") Pisalmol hes. gentlemen would allow him to address the INNIMP; wat. he would bow to their decieloa, and sit dews; but it be woe allow= to Mhos the house he trashed he Amid le allowed to aspen these opinions width he leastely esertaised. He *mid sot shriek beta gab( that the speech of the right lies. harm* had hewed as his mini the couvicteas that the gbh of pry wee atilt le i t hs hainumetutt, and that, Memo Mm mem= h sad fees makevoariag to deal with dab subject died -7.l.sulsonseweedil now sot Mew ethers to deal with it. Tills See the Imes as decide was, whether they hove semmielhe eve sheaths! Abolitios would do jest se wadi *hem is the eensoisatious MMus of what M WM= hi be • u= s f e le as numb Mae thinissiere did kt the of then who op ' prei does; eid hp vestimed . sel=l ".. Mat the oesedesime • eliereieles was jest ma mesh setkled to moped se dere of hombre. (Ohms.) Whetter the I* et the bill might be, 14 meld give hthi peat ambhades es Idled that her illapelfe imminent had meth •Mr ear • thatdry had eel= is • essehelery milt; mil test *my hail doss whet diesrim r ha nom pot attilwiliti. It now ma le hew to err whether the =miss *add be added is the spite which be looped es see er er whether the egltdirs then* be mike* sad biesitelf rdsoloi- Mk BEEHELL and the Oche hes. t (Br J. PaidiMessieed es think he had spies in a tamed pease and eheersthm. ()eemider.) Me (Mr BOMA Mot= *et se dirrili would amp Ms mime* amaprosiste— this Mem= tie mete hermony betimes soothing* that ere reedy Inemeelimblo Behead that every whe teak yet la this goateet would he—ab inscribe Ides his 16 11 the= N• empresesolate =olden. t i oe ssis Oahe the bin the sonata mold ge se the with • relit b cm head a= a dedeistles is the other ;aed co Ide =miles ese cl Meet Bath bad so frieit is pill the aspen& eherselhe le him. _(Rmer, best Besides, bill meld areatwerk. It would so" therst r ul osi r ille I Mb*, sod ecenierdte la tides to hasil, sad mesa mew to lard. As a lawyer, therahms, he shirld girt the MU his ohms= mention ; bet the sat *lbis de red= to it ms the quit** Of plttlelt whisk he Mil sheeted. (Clore.) (Stamped id. Additional.) [T WOPEN Mr. DRIIMMOND, pith very great pets, felt himself =lto vote against the rend readlag ; cud he wet y il a ll etoolehrd to And hiretlf in prier anima with the learned gentleman whir had just criticised the right hon. baronet for hie ignorance. Mee another Coke upon moths Litt:eton. (Laughter.) The learned gentlemen informed them that he objected to the impret leostree it had, grown, 1,400 nen ago, out of the strange and abated notion that all the country was of one mind in religions matter. • Hs (Mr. Drontnicad) would take it to • much earlier time, when there was " one body sod one Spirit, one hope, one Lord, out frith, one bap tl one Godard Father of es aIL" It wee at that tinie, whoa all worshipped in ass church, that all were Druid to contribute to its 111•61.11081101. (Heir, hear) Thai hon. rutin= was quite tight—it wa• • quarks of anti. tin or non-abolition ; and he (Mr. Drummond) would sever consent to have the church ram tampered with or modified. (Herr, hear.) The question rally war, whether they would or would not Tonal, Grid es • astir P The thing they riled " • coorientious objection" bad no more right to be ettintained than the cooscleotions object:on of • republican to • monarchy, or of • &secret sotto Inachinary of Ring, Lords, and Commons. (Hear, hear.) If they admitted a ooseclentlons objection In MN cast, they Wen bound to admit it in all ; but let them prat or • sire he rata, wther poor's rate or runty rate, water Ire or l ing rote, in which the ratepsyee had any vote. [An or. MIX 1111: Church rain) 'that wee the very thing with respect to which he wee danybog the tight ether re•opeyer to be orocolud. It wet only by the pinta marine thin nee. ' than into their own hands sod teleglag it tale their err. sierra courts, which bed property nothing whatever to do with it, that the morn, obtained the swans of de feating hie liability. (Ear. hem.) The church Itself had abolished the church, Y drying the eamagal, of a church. St. Paul "We have en alter;' the church said, "we have sot an al ar "; and thus it showed that it was so longer the sere as the church of St. Paul. (A laugh.) Churchmen thson.elvea, he repeated, bad ' destroyed the veeytreme of the church; end now they com plained that the di.seahm wanted to throw down the wall. which they rendered =elms. (How,lrox.) He warned the right h a tctlemen (Mr. Walpole) that this attempt to' make Mr palatable ;would lot succeed. Mr. Wall avowed in work" that he did not are • rush for church rates, exert r the first step towards eeparatiog the church Ina the state, and then towards getting at the tithes. (Chests.) After that let him hear no mute cant about coo adentlons "rapist. (Chun.) This Irma neither more nor leer than th e attempt of slime party to pull down the church of Ragland. Er. BALL regarded the meters Si emu calculated to prance harmony between einerchrse and dirrntms ; end ea use well deserving of error are by the latter. Mr. LOWE would not hove preerned to Eddreas the Lore on this subject but that he represented a bur ongh (Eidderarbeter) which bad audited more than perhape say other from the present state of the law. He did not sea how the bill would remedy the evils under which his coartintents Mewed. It wee Gard • compromise, but the only crepe°. mho he could And in it was that the parties might fight It out. (" Her," and laughter.) He wet satielled that his constithents would spurn the relief offered them, end that they would rather submit to have their goods drotraised wpm than 'rept what they would made, each • de- Elllimit of getting out of the dispute. (air, tear.) that church rates sere not • charge on lard, he referred to " Bunt's Rodritetical Law, " where they were declared to be • charge an the permit. If they were driven to rely on the whimsey prinelple they ought to do so thoroughly ; and this was secorary In order to give it full "Reek -- M7r. WALPOLE add the meet hapertaat fact tefore the bean wee, that being now ca the dead reading of the bill, the needles ot to have been ow partly of principle, sad not of dataiL The Homo Seentegy bad well stated what the principles of the MR wee, and no one bad really objected to fhe voluntary nmeatedea end the exemption of die es, two leading mediae ill prbeelples, sod tested their op the mood thee groad. Chwy's reeled ea kis Mr. Walpole's) Mod to a dare giving &Wands eueepion to places where • rat . bed ten been rejected, *doh would encourage other dams to do c tk u = s and be • pied= on 'gamin'. The Tann ed the aumptioa of dissenters mem not V . cted to by Ste George at all. (Hear, beer.) Mr R. Bethel had gravely lefoneed the boon that chunk Wee belonged to • peeteentiog nu, 1,400 pin ago, but had tattled in the next breath that men were then all of our te n Had any remain been shown why the two, as till should not be arced ? Mr. Lowe Mn bill, thateed of putting en end to Wife, woad It. This Is (Mr.Walpde) denied. The bill ambled • vo le/din esausatatica of what was now a charge oa the Lad • haw meld that be • ponce et drift eieriebeef Is rural pariahs', er whore the Use vas eddy bold by im• -en, it wadi be had to deny them the power of thus parpetnaihd did bed been instituted ss henget I, nee to the poor. It heal beim . mid that the exemption of disarmers from this impost would deasticambse the church. But ea unfortunately all wen not now of cue mind fa relb,ious matters, what chjec. tion could then be to relieving dissenters from this pay ment P The offer wee made m a menage of pesos ; be re gretted that it wee not io be aceeptd. He leered that fa that ram the prevailing ill feeling must continue. (Ifni, bear) He was asked to show no distrust of the voluntary principle, and halted shown none when he had intr, dueled the bill ; bath. would not give up the advantage oft ndow mints and cad it aside merely bemuses volunteers would oonte forward. There were parts of the kingdom which the voluntary principle would not retch ; and e therefore they meat beep up the cotatety hamlet provided by their forefathers that there should be in every a place of worship movidd for the poor. (Hear, bear.) He implored the house, on than grounds, how to darn the two plardpier of the bill. If in attempiag to eselbe the eyedied - holed like may better MS, De maid Italy levet ; bat he would not despair at a tetthe teed of tie qualks bring dons to by the second tending ci this bilk end Its monk:alba in committer. Mr. STANHOPE attempted to whines the boon; but the ales for a divi.don were en load that nue* • ward at. tared by the bra. menther could be heard. Raving folded his OW, and declared his determination to stead there till he did obtain a learlag, the tumult benne still gnaw. Ultimately the boa. 'mam= moved the adjournment of the debate. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER suggested that the be.. gentleman might make his observations in emereitne. After • pass, Mr. STANMOPR again attempted to esthete the house. litnyeemeeed a "bow what wee the origin of church rater. ("_ ob, oh.") After a few laudatory remarks Gs the Wesley's', the lion petleman's at dation wee called to the fed that the hour was approaching, a ender to .is, and he suddenly drcpyeed into hi. seat a mi dst great laughter. The beemidesa divided : For the rood reading of Mr. WalpoWs bill 25n i Against it l-83 This remit wee hailed with lend 'bee lag from the oppod tion tido of the house. CHURCH RATES ABOLITION BILL. Bit 1. TRELAWNT postponed hie bill till this suede& CHURCH RATES COMMUTATION BILL. The bill wee oleo gionpo o UG d HTEß BILL. till this moth& MANSLA This bill was red a third dew end posed. The hones adjourned at 6 o'clock. THI NORTH AMERICAN Cow/um—Mr. Justice Baliburtoadriimeed • lecture no the North Mariam colo nes at Islevorth last Tuesday sondes. It la sot often that the berated judge cares forward as • letterer, but the literary reputation which he bee acquired by hi. well-known works II MN to draw an audience wherever be ewers, and tb• SIOSOOI.4OOm In tibial the knee wee given was crowded by the patty of the neighbourhood. He began by alluding to the mall attention whi, b Britiah North America excites la this coastry—eo small, Wad, that if he did not occasionally cell to saini Mat this mat territory Rom ceo-slath part of the whole terrestrial wine of Me globs and but that be blared Ind certainly spent the greatest part el his life there, be might meastimas be to doubt if my seek plan nay existed. H• corrernol arsien with the impotence which is attached to every Miss said or dome be the United States • end he onaidand that the diatoms wee to be attributed Pertly to the quietness sod modesty of the solo lets. bet principally, of course, to the bet that the Uei ad States ions as Independent tonne. He would by no 111.111•110 W any real sapseiority to the latter ; la alimen t Israty I:4_ sodomising wealth, sad mantra aavinnanu• every bet ameckaly is the okorecter cd be ciaMesd the agnates, for On talesles. = lad ert: Idsyens would mike, ha warted, to show the Irak of Ids spinier; mad is rapport of Ida views be produced a va riety of Matiolio• The rapid peeress of the United Bastes wee a ding meek tango, sad very *sly ea. That • errantry &odd ham quedrupied Its population is km than IA yews was &Wakes • wonderful fen. Bat daring the hely mere between 1810 sad 1860, the population at Canada bed multiplied tenfold; and not only so, but the produce., weak, sod education d the country, bad Wrung I. the asme popoetion. The leased judge then gave • deeded so onest or/ dr minus gettleassete of Newlseedleada d tv . a , geode, Ceps Breton, Prinos lidward's bleed, and nenneades the characteristics ;lad advantages of each. To the two more meat colonise on the western mast. British Camelia sad Vascomme's Mud, be only relierod or s r to d7llll attention to the projected mats to Chine mean the Americas castings; which, enertsd, must be opus& is • very few ram gad most Infallibly befog as Weems sow- Moe at wealth and innertsase to the Mash adopies. The Isom" which Ina sawed by • good deal of huserous illusuesiass, wee magnet with wed leviers. Loeitiou 00112allli (Lnitno4 —Talk semis* to the week main Yana 11,11,001 811. _ 7Aivortiomost.)—)b. J. W. Bowl. of 33 VALI= V IZ = lk e la isa a i y =l 4 l si Ver=trAl l s omit 4 loon to boy bl me• ups II MUSIC. BT. MARTII4'B•HALL. On Tamelay night there wee a smart, nods, the direction of Mr. Hoary Liens, in of of the funds of the Groot Northers Meepital at lifing's-Cray. It was tinder the irenteilato Po'roolotill of the Qum, the Prime Consort, th Lod laver, the Lady Mayoress, the Sheriffs of Lcadon and Dem o; mil a numerous body of sable sad dietlngedebed peress TM ?tall was crowded in every part, sad the Oman t h r i ve d b y gib ' ,skiable deadly must have been very oast hirable. 'of M r. Leslie's Oratorio, or Bible* Tee aware caveats! . C .d ootsta L f d ed .e.diir ith, m o Si Inbmil ow. mui t e r f : dirs ci will remember, was composed Li, and Produced at, the Birmiagbam Festival last autumn. It V,'m bow peranned for the Let time in London, and was get up with greet me sad completeeres. The solo vocal pate were sang by Madam Viardot Garcia, Madams Lemmas fitterrastai, Mr. Mcattm Smith, cad Signor Belatti. Mr. Sims Rearm was aim announced, bat was unable to appear. The hand was admirable, masisting, without szoeptlim, of performers of recognised taleata, sad the chores, too, was select as well as mreerree. The perform:we, ecesemeetly, wee meanest, and evwy justice was done to the beauties of Mr. Leaßtis work. Madame Visedot, In the cammer at fig !anchor delayed the mine vocal sad dame& power—the man riailisee of atykt sail MAI& et mind= shah gem dosed so great an died at Birminghem ; sod Signer &nett% who was the original rerteratttive or Holofernes, Wei not lees effective in that pert. Madame Lemmas Sherriegker's beautiful voice sod dear menage were displayed to great sdventage to the memo pert, whisk is brinicaly writs; and the taus was estraerly well easeelasd by Mr. Montan Smith. Altogether the perfermenee mat of with meek &lot, and at he cosolusion the composer was greeted with loud applause from every part of the ball. The macellancons portion deluded Weber's Concert-Stitok, superbly plesed by Mira Armada Goddard; and Meedelesolues overture to Bry Ad% seal& teradeeted the concert. NAVAL AND MILITARY ADMILII.77, MARCH 9.—ArmitTleEBT.—Muter IL T. SW. (1848), to the Hero, 91, mew shim-aldp, et elmerolor. WOOLWICH, idAsce 9. 7110 Dee, paddle store-veseel,Mester Cossianding J. Pulley, Is ordrred lobe paid off at thh dockyard to-mor row. She ie sow In dock for nere.sary repairs. sod will be hemedialaly re-coramheiceed with a crew of 96 dicers and mem. Tke ninto4 activity now prevails at the dockyard, end the shipwrights and carpenter, are employed until nine p.m. to complete the minima those orals now is hand, and for ward, new vessels in tone of construction. Additiona altipwr*hts have bean Owed open the screw stram-frigates Oak's. sal Banner, art preparations are being made for kyle' downiew vowels upon every available aip. The whole of the bricklayers employed by the contractors kr the eamereetion of the new Royal Marine Infirmary yes today Wrack for an deemed Id. per day wages. As thin pant we not toneeded the men left their employment, comb. a easeades of the works now Oporto. lipowla of SO heavy gees lave been ferwerded from Wootwide Aereal thong the present month for the sort deform at varier detached ,talons in the south of Ragland CHLTHAY, lissom 9. At so period eines the termination of the Medan war his there bees more activity is this &milord thin is the as et the pawl time, the workmen beteg employed tt sd kte in order to twins lemma fur 'mochas the whole of the.. yams which ate war on the Moth. la Ands& to thole obits bath:tin t a large body of stitti kai esta• =eased making pusparations this minas he deals • large Ilse-of - tattle ship, to Os raid the Balevekos Is to be both is lb .7 slip, from which the Malay, 40, wee ro• matly lawashell. This vessel is to meet 91 us, end is to be sae of the birge4 of this Glees of at anew stsaweis. hums' hushed workless wen d& solalsg she put sa the Chwrytelb, 91, stew coreette. seerly is order that sir may be Lessard weir this stem " air INNS another 911gsm llne-of-botale ship will be inunattiately s laid down to the ram slip. 7b. Atha, 91, Inukting CS 6 slip is is a very f .rentid side, and will be Satchel dories the pre eat year. Tian are sew eve line-of-battle screw statunships end three screw corvettes building end wider gulag element's, et this dockpid. The Cadines, 21, screw corvette, has bees brought Into Wham from Pmv-reach, end bad her mots and bowsprit put as board. This of micas she was dated into the new stone bola, where she is to be thorough/y overhauled sad pawed fors commission. PORTSMOUTH, Neaca 9. Ths Algiers, 91, screw, Captain O'Callaghan, was towed ant of harbour to Spaced this shernoon, to hike in ensmonlike and shell, previously to joining the Caswell Seek The Bh. 61, 61, screw Mr% was taken into dock to-day, f.e tepees ; end the Vies Quern, stent-vessel, was resweved oat of bock, after harts, been repaired. SPORTING. NOTTINGHAM SPRING MEETING. Too ROMP PLATS (HASDICAP) of 50 son. Winters eater. T.T.O. Kr. M. Dr Preest set by Modne4l eat of Mafrateall yrs In Pi IR sates 1 Mr. T. Radloirt Braude 1141. 3 In. Sat Mb Oar. 14 1001 IM 2 Mr. Puttee inethiager, 4 mole IC4b 1.7. ad 3 Mr. MeV e eliminate, I Rs Sit Illi 1 4 0 Mr. O. Lembertt Gay law a)la 44121 b leer. 14). ..1M Batting: 6 to 2 eget amoothe, 7to 2 * apt Prisms Royal, 4 to 1 iwt Soothsayer, 6 to 1 apt Steady Ball, 8 to I spinet The Meffsta• colt. Hop Merchant broke away before staring, rat up the busk, unseated his jockey, end Jumped the rails out of the course. Woe by three-quarters of shuge• s leapt between the second sad third sane dis taste betwitnybe third and fourth; Prince's Royal was fifth, and Hop Merchsat atith. Windfall was het t ass, the rear beieg brought up by Gay Law. T3lll lownierssur PLAT. (HANDICAP) of 60 stela Winery sloe. Ono MAL Mr. Meisel Illidield, by Ansisdale.37n.l4lll, Ons. 00 Meal ltr. TT J. Siberpet Cast.Wadderrbars, 4is 7it Mb (J. 1 1 .7 2 Mr. Vainest Muneems, ten. OS 10. lanierde 3 4 r. 115411 Inellineer. 4 m. 74 Sib U. lanianla 4 Bering: Evan egst Shelbsid, 6to 1 apt Captain Wed. derbern sad Meshroan. Woo easy by a leagth ; bad WWI; Omen Charlotte wee WA; rho lot two were Windhll and Little ESI. Two GIOND ANIMAL Hinumu Itca of 6 man seek with 50 added. lhe sewed to save hie sake. Wipers extra. Two Who ands half, over eight flights cilmsdiee. (18 sate.) Mr. T. Oft Sobieski, hr Mletel Pne. 4 ne. In 10 tor. wt UT. J. Taniert Merry mw. sec DM Kt Ilia DALAI r ft s a r. P= . 14 . 7 . 1 . cn a 94 T b l b .......... . . i . .. Mr.. W a r Pbßieles s 4 ns ig hUlh. ..... ..... „ 6 4 Ms. ARRA . iter.a........ 9., ..ii- - • ...... • •• •10. T 6to 2 eget Tarn 4 to 1 apt Wootton's. 6 to 1 silsi 6to rept Paatolus, 7to 1 each spt Sobleaki and Harry 100 to 8 eget Physician (off). Naar sad Han Sint made the running alternately to the led hurdles, wham Bobicski went IA ftd and won by a leagth ; ease &Mame Nissen second and third, sad about two lengths between the third and fourth. Vas whirr (Sobiesk_9 wee sold before the nos to go abroad. TUN HUNT Cur, given by the gendetess of the Honk, end a Piste of 60 eon by the raw oanaktes (landiesp), lbw borers that hew sot been trekked la a publie training stable within six maths of the day of the lace, sod which Uwe beta reguleity basted. Sc. To be Addeo by fames or tradesmen, &a.; professionde 141 b exits • wipers, 71b Entre. Two mailes-and-s-quester, over 7 mill hurdles. Mr. meaner Siam 67/1. Mt DM ADdl...adc b = I Mr. Monet Lk% Mad. wt. 04 11b (Mr. M. Bevidatost WOOMOS• 7.. VA 1111 lttr. C. heap s Bettlag : $ to 1 apt Wanthorpo, 7 to 2 eget Sliders, 4 to 1 each Met Lady's Maid sad Dramas. We. by a Lag* bad third. Tara Jammu amuse Spam did not produce a tem LATEST BETTING. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STARR& 7 to 1 apt Gladiolus (t 8 to 1) 12 to 1 Little Apes (t) 12 to 1 Matisew (t) 100 to 7 Shinto (t) 26 to 1 Rio (t) CHESTER CUP. as to 1 apt Ciesenillown Cl) 50 to 1 Jordan (t) DEBBY. 1000 to 10 eget Gladiolus (t) 1000 to 10 .-• Pied (0 CEALTDZATE SPRING IN KINBIFOTOW-O•ADINS. —At St. Oo.sr'rwro, ea the 'oath 441. of the gedres, tr twos the round eoM sad the Heardnalcm-rued, • sot drialthirkaatate been Greeted for piddle we, mad sam berm ad persose Sri oostineelly mortise to the well for the = al Making the water inediciaelly. Mr. MIMS ham it, end found that it catgut the kilo wlair ash. Means : hiene—p.oteeei, roettimli e. de—hydruc o hk ei o6 ft& m 4 iligt•mble et tea. Zez io d annum. selo said, a tg. add, eetbeeit tgidr sail gllicia teem.