The Express. — London, England, 1858-06-09 00:00:00

/ ~~~ _ e • No. 3,888.] ma MOORE'S AUSTILiLIAN LINZ d PAIMIT 11111P.—Fet SY DIV •• Wm** rttar Os IMI• thil at * Errathe:a s tirdld 14 IIIWE 3 T. .. --:-....,,....ica..= an ZI , Milt avow* Ist lie Wow low ; &Or ahi 101.11111MININIS tar alio Famptla ; iii ~...41rtalas taft, awl sky. *BO* she • dalealart*lm. meg kr a kw Iniannellate i rneara ; rad •111 an: ispediesed 4amiti= 7 i trusiata= d raZ am erl latarlitlea r t li tte 14. term d !Om sr *IL Is board As lb. IL Garn i nl i tri the Mr ! : * IST mg room I. lllll****o, rDeVITT sad mowurs AUSTRALIAN LINN e PACED? lIIIIP.—DstriDNIT 0. me ~Era due re Iler et Jr. oar be It es Ms:trea re la of „ tr. . Urr =Ur ze= =row Me Iron dire brig klet =r ow Do err ara re s i w e eseu r aperlerel Ired br OD Dirt i eas Our tun be gouda. ear aul —Dr rue ofe D ny mme m.l7 B lVr. 0 1. rib re rum; or b fat DOODJIA yVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE d PAMIR BEIT—Ffe POW MUD. 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V j g M: =.1201! trgaree 11001111714114.4il sad MORIN AUSTRALIAN LINE •••= i tre—Tee 10 Wt TOlliZera r i ri a : wlo be ••••et AMA Wes .•I IS mee t N OW tem J • MIMIC Cons imam : Is Me Leedom Della nie bee Meow wilb i i rCteerkl=lßßl=rA N ga i re ir egre-tr*. tilebeteelace. abbspeereebeet ; oe be awn: sod le lib meeleeel FOB HOBART TOWN.—Notico to Possogero. 4. - st i k o. mils lim hly floe • DIY partite at kw aim am dipporlip MOT. • 1. 1,61 A ,lems • 11101•1110 M i es at ea D•rug•Mluirk osammi•F : lobe le Ihe nib veml Ms • god.= awl of s a=rik sat Wm as the wimp moil se ....•1 raid 64 dim imam spipmelig ter iraairiall. sol i1ir4.1.4. Fammens, a: .13 eery • mum. For co topoty to Os Immo. rt. 11110IlariO us 117 r... n. t t eta zl i.... . B s /17 and 110011111.1. AZIAL PACKET 8111 P IMPRESS, for rsta9imps. INA oligglis do /lb J 414 ad MN Wm*, Dui me Jab. via &owl 41•41 .—llme moseler 11404 Arm 111,111411111. • len lam" 1444 =m. Ilk Ormusier. • fro irs6eir pi= ea be Is E ir. . ii r ti gireirir Co Irbil lirAhell lio ihe lowffli ULM and 04.. 4. : sr to DIM sed 111. 11111444pareel. LC L IVIDON LIII et AUS?SALASIAN roppe ft an. V be aa= u." 6, tioNiii=2lo ke m um e s AWL . = . ner b ilkl i, sad d =puler listAire aim witta• ?MOLY 11.10a11111. albrais la =ow —TIN Pamaamsay aa law Tot la 1...M1T 7a ad Nowtri ' AINICRVAr ROYAL I' a 71174 1 1. Limn extr.r..raft... t. Itit ~.. IlialTall. dr Soar Alps Mir alias al HAW ma. s. .., ..... sad kat lialaWie TM barfly ar 91MIlie WS le MO tf•M r pima. Yrw YOU. =imall ULAN*, kr sofrox WM*. J.& t Aram,. sw4 i ta .. L...7.. br ir % l. laa "" eg WA r gisal a lw hz-4.i t .--10.:-...t.....,.... Ma Ilr•lail asair t J. n wa na. er M. 7rliamit. ow Tart; amara 1hma55 ....u... ..t. aelk ep tg i we g f at sal=l.lter, VANDERBILT EUROPEAN STEAK MM g= l. W u5..u 5.. &2111 NAIL 111111.111128 troat IMOlamb= te eloolititip g/la b = .1,, 2 . Alitip am tzuva.41.L..... a ,....... or. Was TAM . 1;181111.1 Oseitte !AMU 4 it , 2 Ink tat UPI ppespgroc WI Ism OCIVTLILIIITOII et 00 lir NSW TOIL se fillses, els.: all . J A. I YANDIIIIIILS.. July IL all eta J ; B l. ,‘ Laiiin. ..n. Prtro 7 pot liM b iziL - sot : lessail sal Int Ohm Itt.grb ing . ...:lterkly (.: a titl y i n#, Ma .w ia " ate a rellalLSrao:7 4 ".' plauml sink Mane IN TEAL[ to NEW TOP" and the . am nib. oar rah 51 :Fin ta t Ay boa taw :rah Marais .... bltag.7ese 33. KANGAROO Waimea,. ub 7. Ohba yrima. utlf are a gassa= aas sessarods. % 1. 7 4 714? as iad.di arratirear4 apail ea way 1.01 ill WitiMp a r i na s WlllN , lan i. gin w i l a iwid. • as = PLCIPTTABLE EMPLOYMENT for BOTH imitless dr corry.—Tbar deride dirrsida rd re• Mi ta=sr a Ta i r 13 bi irr ab iLorer ""P lludr. :get liireask 16 drew W. r priaran. U PTU It 1 111.—By______Letbeis Patent. :11..9"...0 ...., 4 . 3l4 '..'.==rrtt .......•., .mi t ..l 2 mi d a aid ac•ble la Ile alai. lo hors :• IA Uk. . te a. le Ile tari l fAricalla es millo am damn OM II moot he iessood. = hi so = m riNi ee. I:lnag se had. asol tielor put. •• Ihe bob too• laolo• beig_d• fto Wig noM o• 1111, lIIL Itmele. . ka Viikillod fros as lb• Mos prow and • Ism•O• Is ••• •••• Iwo. kIIIIIBIIM AR. Protested ►t. WL uts. : ra V i ta lig l iw omilmar e r art i. sad lil• 1 al lissm 4 = "Illa rsl::1 is 4141140 W. 4 ' 4115 4 So II 4 • wel " 11 '''t: = l "t•ftit'• • ••• amoki C. 406441.4.441 04 4 _liivjk „maker litirsktreilau:=.llll:44lii• Le . rat ,....."... : „......„„ : „ re ,..T..... 1 riz .b ........... at am* el walk ; q roe. wthenir ftips Is a ogles Imo or r e 4 Is. reil i i k iii 4g 10/gra Now t two Orri3rit:v - 1, FxSPAPEIP... I , • r 4:174;i C4REAT WESTERN RAILWAY. et. MeeNen HILANNT OITII NOT/Cl Ow es sot after al DAY seek the lON WA. the lINDOCID TARSI bp CHI AN TRAIN bombes ANADING eel LONDON .IN OIAI aril the k..by NI mime Nebo All be temeeed se eve antlers !eta. AA : TIM dr. Meeeed dr. Turd dem afelle *way . ea. AL 4e ed lam Nebele. IL. ee. .... 6. r m.. .. 14. be MOND . 111111* of toa= MI Teri yeellired. WNW M.N.Y. Ni tee nee A ale be newt at Ile moo ask Peelbeate et ow be lowa es sopleedee a{ as snow lease. DM COLLEGE HOSPITAL—A PUBLIC Is .: ilia: v it. .. 1.:".1 t tlpalliZi. =t` ,......... 1.1 b ija . w7i. a r a iri. _ .A . 1/11 11. Fop V I I I Z tz. ..,.. ~,„.. .. r 4 .— ia l Wa...m.i. ror: itr i err.t.L.V.: w.o. At itaritem R. CHARLES DICKENS will READ his " 011111111M/1/ CAIOL• THIS Apr sawoos. J.l. w 0 o' owl Yr Story ot • LITTLE DO BM' TOM/MOW na l Jour st II *lat. M Ilf. MALSIIII-HOLL two Mu* Slam taws awl own. ft; tow owl *OM* 11. M. : to Tliew to Mt . *. 0 *woo Clam* sal Rat. =tir flow Ally ; owl at 11l issisomass. Itewoon. eItEMORNE OPEN DAILY, with all its varied ?TON of 1110DODINUMAZI 11111 M trots Too WI dirk. Ow 801111. g. T 1 MONT BLANC TO-NIGHT at 8, and TO MOZZOW ANTWOON NI a DR HAWS AMATO/o;l44lC figetudinai i lwaw a LW'Warts, owl I. mired as u. st to Me et .. tom es .= ambittr i Al fri; . 14•1 Pg ft it alimea WI:BURY BARN, Le CHATEAU de IJJWII/ 1011 ID ISUS C I TAILT, est eit ey.— Imbibe Plotkin Ow sod isairws. ORM= IFWBg = "lB2 Abialeloa. ""ill iarllll. bakes 7. imams; sod gm pima Cab ion tram i. Nadu la at. (Z i a Istm Obail=.a " V W. 11- 8EN802411 WATCH:6B.—S' The qualitmy is of his ws..A~ demi amed aise—Wirks, ahuilur. The imOubm have wpm Sim at my War Nteglik raw Illnd *ow " Bemals Dlusiread INrilea mobilo la lie pimirs ;117=. " Vir lig io I•lWiliffam Way eas kingrad rb= a Isit ia st m = 7 s ameir . amft= gaze DRESSING CAGES and TRA -34.1a-an. ne tWar e r.: o- ma =111•1k UM. .. a. ; th• jagad 01 biz" EAV M laria -r g7embe. sad are wefts of t W=: as.th. KONOICL—A NINE-GALLON CAM of zumoszaw/ ii lO. K la i red—saiL SUL CHWEPPWB SODA WATER, Malvern Seltzer Mere weer. peer Water. mdLeekeeiMS. WWI bottle of the WWI preleteed by a wet woe the eat wish Weir rieeseere. Meld be lemeMeble deal% mekeeleeme, bodies Kase. iteneol ell Lasers, LiwnwseL ROW. Dety. sod rel... Welk NVIIITE arid SOUND TEETH are am aaly adag.star nudolie * • Thaas . anwler 0 be* asso,l7: in *LIC:r4=O.O zg MItOWLUID6 0 et I. DOOl . ll/1010rds1 lie walls** sad smainlisk isdl 11 Is ‘ no .100.0 6.1 b. msF. . 6 ...5.7. " C5 ' 1r=0, * irooo 6Bl4. tell — i& k .."""" TlE rt:th ...... = pirli 111.1 r. 010 .1. a d 0 = 010100a. aft Orp effiald ea orb Cif lla ** a NM 1040660* ti obi 1 J polollios4.1.• orl 11 111118 1., OW 1/ Plok he CIR:0178 Minn siMONEITITUTIONAL via g miap . smi g z ... speriegre : el& trial It e g a ariTsocwo. onelt. femesisi b. a omobret le as prob. dm Sr MIK Ili WS, 71.1 MW g.I mondsomAs sairmad so tbs wigwam Arm or orbs milii tram ob. web.. Mambo, =la ode Ira 1 . 4=1 MI os laird Ow mem libido ererreask obs "MA SOM. IN* prerom awl ille mar le be alopkil flodr ••••••1. 111 M Om ems Aolbskirlso it :be pal, Me 0 ell at t— Sow be lAwk IrtetriMe far: el l ib l z sbe Zag al a asi MI. and aily 's = et Issolom oilrls bloormess of a :1 1 =M ' ' eler=ftem. P h aw r ile4ew iAmsigr.: • :2 TM, 5ER1T7,31737 182'4128. (Pm the rolverhcosOoss Carouse 4.) Oa Satart m a ty reat audit woo bald at the National Illeheevreem, ea Mall of the Bed of Shrewebtoy, dad wee seteeded meek, mmt have bees most eattibetary to kis tore** We eue we we biome& maim the mark is stating est the seWrie eat elliesemie wtrepresent ma bewartaf upwards of 5,000 L roe el Lek Aber the beriame el the day about SM id the plastid amass parte& et his hidehip's hospitality at the lad Um mei ether hall. sad Moak with hearty= MN he \white el Lend sad Lady Shrewsbury, Led sad Oa h Leg id la r e a . he will wee condoms& The sable eel idemeif allmided i sad man welcomed is the meet millhallagis maw the enueshiel immery. Oa his ardent Trio ham ham awe et ease a fres the ar al dep,, aid the sells earl wee hews fa tm ott ig eadd time and weicome t t u t 1. id Um to 1M National easel, ism 6 - tisers el be edirewel the crowd who bad eisembied le mime N the famitag egad leitielp mid OM he .Mead his 03/41b1 thigh' he he wry worm breed rassille• they had given hr. Ha steed Won es Zed of tibrewebey. by the imealimus samara el lie Seam eller& sad &Mee rt the Wiwi esalselly elf the Pala. 'The sealed bed beta hag, 0 ft wavenderled sapadllee. llb *this ewe sande bee tbe epee& el he pwesed Judos Bylaw, what be appeared as excel hr rs Aire el Norfolk Met same, which dr aelle sad mewed N comider ooa delve el his Ode le the age/m. He emehded saying het theagh Wail I a preirleet sod • ha weld moo hese wh• night Ilhe haw Ma, wheiber hey were Boma wash* sr dkraters, hat le skald heti hen la gad moped se leag se they watheed tree to kWh They wwid el Ind bha a friend fa need; sad be tasted lb sews wee wiimsly well karma se a famed methow pert et Stalwithe to he a resnales he ash He herd be skald seat be panweelly buoys to every sae of then, sad be able le shims Haw by their mu% sal that they weabl laar scathes the Met of Meath The =wen afterwards eategehmil by his iseilehlp at a tarp. teat in the Alio. The whole plea wee met pity decorated with Sep led elimmairs, sod w• have widen watered • mese of milbmilami. Oa Monday kit the Leda rilebses fa Lord Howard ✓ed his treaties limed earAllse drawler le the tonsata, la whisk they my that it Is the delleadastiea of the Duke of I Omagh sad the trustees is ban M. "very serious question with reepiet to Earl Talbot's clam to the Wats." solemnly decided by the courts of law; that they will facilitate the &deka of thme cpteetime ; sad will comsat to plea the mmegeisiat of the estate. sod the collections of reale la the maiatime ist the bands of a reoeiver, to be appointed by the Come of Clmaiery. It will be remembered that ea wee sew time dice made to the omit by Kart 7= e lreppeine a neetver_ , but it was them opposed by the treseses, sad the duet hard to as a maim as the read the ales quietism et the Maim to the earldom wee pralleg Mate the Home of Imeds. We may add OM la Whim to the leaded property In this toasty, dime are also eat the ahead to the made* of Worcester, lielep, sad Oxford. Is Wormeterebbe the estates all lie coatigoomly, viz., In the pariah, of Wad dington, Diskette, D Stele Prior, Opt= Wanes, sad Brampton, sad comae. of Demme four sad five thou mad mom ROTA L INSTITUTION OT GREAT BRTTAI N.—At werathly mail( on Monday, June 7, Lord viorpresidaat, In the (ham Profaner Thomas Maids (faders, M.A., Jana 'oblates, EN., Mrs. Padlock and Mies Anne Swantriek, were duly elected innentwee of the Royal Initiation. Thanks were voted to Mr. J. P. Laraine. Mr. H. Bribery, Primer Healey, Dr. Z. Prealdrad. and Dr. J. Tyndall, he their diseounes on Kay 7, 14, 21. 28, and Jam 4. The presents re mised Wass the lei .ss were lid an the table, and the kirks .1 the amino reburied be the arses. ROYAL MEDICAL BENEVOLENT COLLEOE.—The adjourned extraoremary meeting of the subscribers was =id =y i , at the FreMillollll . Tavern, for the purges* at for the mason for the issuing year. Earl Nes sem ths melds= at the college, ooeupted the chair. Tie proceedlsse wise ssythisi but uwaistose. In opposite= to the list proposed by the =Wog esemed, a hit was brat& torn= by Mr. C.dta and H. Ilev. lir. White. A was aiIMINSIS• 11111•91 the charges of PlCtlfiVe sapswehtre sad wbkit here ben brought wire the esuacil. Kr. Emmet delawied the council, and w, Sao ballot bd.* *Ara the esemeirs list was elected. CRTIITAL PALA= D AL ~.. TVINIDAT, Jinn I.—Ailmbicee •p] /, um; diab by ism Ifsinig t 71 Mel 7slo. (Stamped ld. Additional.) whither he had seen a petition signed by great nue ber_ot owners of fishing boats at Veal and w alma* and on ins gad coast of Kane, co m pl a i n i ng that the Sabina:ins Tel- Company had laid down buoys which greatly titter fired with the ass of their nets, and whether it WY the intention of the government to order (hose buoys to he removed P Sir J. PAKINOTON said the pedtlol2 referred to had been received on Monday; and it appeared that the dabs' men on the Kent coast had suffered very serlOtta injury from the buoys of the Telegraph Company. The 00 U". Which tke Admiralty had adopted was to comtuankOte with the company, red call upon them to explain the eireaunstemos. They Ned also caused • represented= to be raw* to the Trinity Board, inquiring whether way oonspieLlaa had_ teach= tharo, and whether any steps had been taken in toe matter. A memorandum from the outopeny had just bees m ate in his heads, stating that the buoys bad been put down to mark the vote where damage bad been cased by ships to the telegraph ; and whew the repairs ware couglia t 'd they would be taken up again. (Hear, bear.) The Mal thing had bees dose in other pleas. If any farther fake- madam was required, he should be ready to give it. - - TSB Mr. H. BERKELEYth Ii on ALLOT. heogh t forward his tad motion to oars the votes of Peaffarseata7 electors to be taken by ballot. After referring to previous alltane af 1 trierca the subject, ha offered the Go m side by side with their ColveA t Proodo w nt% 7 g i beaded hie motion on the pried that they 1 . i . L0 I right to mate a functionary wi giviag Ida ~,... Isere fa do drawn of bis dare. The preset epithet needle the esnrce_ of lute:ham 001111 A and it Ina therekint asi wader V tigisi woe half No amid be parer oat where the the ballot not bola sesemefek He drab at alkertaseings 0 our govormental a s deer welet et volielik gm SO _ he halftime `llhl Wok, ea* se the which Amorh* Itabad derived feem OM One 0 loonig thie bi sen et ther Wok wen ule. of bete' lie hew see !retry Iseetkel instamme of trim, sod 11101.1114- With* caterer awing the le e n eennezies vllll dee med that there was no water le dr segurat if those mid that the soistroanw we beetelleg politically more 'virtuous. He did not loom wheat, the efebt hoe. C i fe ll e mab erfeht rat, fc Z N h c l i s th =lea lm 2tra: risers hoses, what took pros at the r lad &elks kr North Meth emptoneldre. The two candidates, Mr. Hut and Mr. Ver non, addressed the electors from wawa& (Laughter.) Mr. Hunt, according to ths Northampton Mercury, said "he would go agora the ballot through thick and thin. They perhaps knew that at the diarist polling prom the numbers polled varied according to the chemists:us of each roallt . In the Peter borough district 316 vote wore for his opponent. sad 161 for him (Kr. Hunt) ; but he knew that be had 316 wishes beside. the 161 votes. (Laughter.) In Wel h again, Mr. Vernon had 392 votes to his 261; but they the sort of screw which was put upon the there, and that there was in that neighbourhood a K .it leaded proprietor who would put on a screw for a (Laughter.) He (Mr. Hunt) knew of his own , 1 • that the mew was worked. IA Voice in the ; crowd— Basun yon put it on yourself.']' r (Much laugh- ' ter.) Bo mach for Mr. Hunt. Than Mr. Vernon roes, and maid "that *praised election had thrown =relight on the meosmitz ; forth, baba them anything that had recently taken place. Now Mr. Fitzpatrick Vernon had two Methane-in-kw in the hates who voted against the ballot; his father vote( agora it, sad hi. labor-in-law, who we the hereditary owner of ' two rotten pocket borouiths. (Laughter.) The home would ! not forget the pompon" sessional order which was pared by ' them to prevent pare from interfering with the audios of members to the House of Commons. When they insisted on that order being printed, was it not like the use of Desokrre what he insisted on being recorded in a particular manner ? , I (Laughter.) It was a pharisaical pretence which was never ,' to b• acted upon. It was notorious that one-third of the members of that bones were rearmed by pane who • omen's& thsesselves In siericas to that hour. (Hear.) ; The peon laughed at than, ridiculed them, and, II he might ; venture to use such an et on, " took a sight" of : the... (Laughter.) He held in his hand a letter from ~ Lord Lillord to Mr. Hunt, and a more remarkable docn. matt, me more unconstitutional, or showing more contempt ' for the order ef the House of Commons, he never read. Hs says, "Yen will also forgive me for saying that neither by property nor position should I think you qualified to represent It (the county) in parliament. Hold ing this °prim, without any disrespect towards (lughtet) I mute request that my may not be cannoned for their votes in your , favour.' (laughter.) He did not know in what manner the hoe. umber (Mr. Hunt) acted, tat ha (Mr. Berkeley), sln Ida pros, would ham coarsened way Gee of Lord Lil- I beds brentry. But let the how not entlizeie that 1 Mr. Hunt was without a screw on his ads. ( ter.) 'II Mr. Vinton had his lofty Lilford, Kr. Hunt had bold Buocisnah. (Laughter.) The lacks= of his grace was not 1 so insolent or 'Bretons] in manner as the communiostion , from Lord Lilford, but it was plain enough. It woe ad- dressed by his grace's steward to the tenantry, and was u follows: " Mr. Payne will be obliged by Mr. 80-and-so ,' attending th e election on Monday nett. Mr. Hunt has his good with's." (Much laughter.) Who would take pro ceedings solar Lod Word for what he bad done? If he had hem sees standing at the polling booth and doing what Ids steward woo doing no notice would be taken of It, not- I withstanding the standing order of ths howls. Perhaps It might be 'aid, why not the he. member for Bristol take proceedings. (Hear, her.) . His saner to that was that be wee hiking proceedings. ( hoar.) He was pointing out W proper and constitutional way In which Lord 1,1.• rd's Übe machines might be head from his loniadp's power— be was pointing out to them the mode by ',brit, brand i of prang a pharisaical order which meant nothing , , they could do a great art of justice to the sad of credit to themselves. (Hear hear.) r. l7; had usually been in the habit of 'referr ing to moat ' elections, and quoting tun the speeches of the various condi- ! dates who bad given opinions on the ballot. He appealed to i the house whether he bad ever done this in a party spirit, or hostel It as a party quake, or even raised the question ' with whom he sated, at the mums of those he = (Haar, bear.) There had recently beau amend : rusquent en the socession of Lord Derby's govern- ' mast, and he had boon enabled to get the I 1 opinion, of a few members of the government on the I subject. The right hon. gentleman the Chancellor of the ' Exchequer had been said several quarto= ; he, however, ' felt no difficulty in what the Aromorts call the subject. He mode a declaration which, coming from the ' leader of the tory party, he (dr. Berkeley) hod so meson to I object to. He sold he would oppose the manses, bemuse It ' would teal to diminish the just inflames of . I In that sentence was contained the real soma of property dace to the massure—theyalroaded to loss their infinnion That language of the right hon. gentleman did very well ed- I dressed to moan men and farmers, but if he repeated it • there he would be asked what were his views ' r to the du and constitutional influence of =.. That in fl uence was oty lur (Mr. the . Ber keley) d wish ed st in finance finance he wished to diminish . From the speech l of the 1 • tight boo. gentleman he turned to that of a noble lord ' (Lord Na..). He was asked whether he would object to enter into an inquiry into the working of the ballot in Ane tralia. He said he would not. That was a remarkable speech for a tory. (A laugh.) He saw no difference between the noble lord and many who rat around him. The noble lord continued to say that in Australia the supporters of the ballot were the men who lived in the tour ; the landbolden , —th• squatters, as they was celled —um opposed to it. ' That statement of the noble lord he (Mr. Berkeley) could ' unequivocally contradict. Mr. Nicholson. the founder of the I ballot in Australia, bad aurora the noble lord, and stated I that be had been returned by a rural district, the county of I North Bake, costaining 8,000 electors. There was only one I other argument to which he would refer that bad been need ? by a member of the government, for whom be and the whole ' house had the highest respect, he meant the President of the ' Poor Law Board. Ins speech addressed to the electors of 1 North Wilt., Mr. Sotheron Eamon had opposed the ballot on maser a new around, the prevalence of original sin. 1 (Great laughter.) The right hon. gentleman said, "The rea son why the ballot in my eyes is offensive and to be card is thle—there I. in the heart of every single owl; each an element of wlckednan, and such a procurer to act 1 contrary to whatever is and worthy of approbation, that for the dm end proper of ovary trust we dad that ' ppusblicity is the vary best guarantee." That was the dootry.of original air every cue of them at their birth in- heated the fallen natu re of Adam, they had not the fear of i God before their eyes, but, mond and instigated by the I &MI, they &lighted - 1n everydthor that was right abhorred . mu.. that a admev b enery l r' i tthitl ir ir mers tmwatu , wagg°°dha elec "P t i ti d'ac;* a vur" ; Mtag'l d f th n .ae7 on TA -aector "igaeugal s ) , °lll ho thea F kindur- sould l" : a ( rAc l e b: t l u n ac reega : d kona P T t tit y : e : rac ed: 6" :;;t tt i bsy: °°. eir :lmeri ni ,Wr lst illmen agni e m ia lecn to a tc"ion medagt dr" thar ialo -skeisrsiumeir Labs. tir things seektha t ead ita. , : : : a n whi t gill a e sir e v i l chaplain to Dulwich Clodadt. Them hundred elernmen bee old tr es.... t il e, „ . .... afP t the l Pil o oso r dho t tsi.toliLedbirhe':l4lPorktiogotthetastil'iidihmaiiii::llll.4.44"ltia4laireseree,.bringiona..6.l. partiality they must have got • Paoli; or a Pessylte, mai& seeentlhe semi thing. (Laughttl.) There bed lare 4 cling us s h o d ia of vestryman in 33 , via, be Sholorree Teed, of weft by ballae. The aadidates were Lord hunt ti Osewst Sir W. Codringion, and Pbtpsia. preen . Nat Pb'4pa the worrier, lir ekyer of mse—net the tithe Beth - -(lnastierh-4 1 M a arra of Asp, rigid of the Wenn re...rad...dinar:ow Th. TOMB of the efeelkei Ira that Lard Lased Beam wen at the heed of the lik _Flipp yes smessi, Mr W.Oulki ket it iiiilklie Sinr, swift to Si ifibi 11111. iisie. SW IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OP LORD.—TuraDay, Juxa 8. The 6 eakek. La an CIANCILLOR took kis mat m the woks* at COLONISATION IN INDIA. The Rai of ALBEMARL S per make thee on Noe day, the 21st he amid awe that there be laid ra the table the firs t ' ort of the 'shot eeenaittes of Watt hoar* of parliament on ookedeadca India, mad that he should at that Una cell the mtleatkin of the house to the vast importance of an extensive eettienamit of British•born subjects to India ; and that he amid advert at the mine time to the moan oletecles which were at present interposed to mocha set- Ilsenent. STAMP DUTY ON PASSPORTS BILL. This bill wee read • third time and pared. THE CIVIL SERVICE. Lard LYTTELTON wished to ask the noble earl at the heed of the dnermat whether It was intended to carry en foram mhos ef eseigellthe acumination for up- the skit servies o f 2 S, hear.) The End of DERBY, In to the question of the noble iced, said he be did net think that every derk in public idiom should be ap pointed upon the of way umber el pelocas. It wee due to the haaia at the Dane depart ments to give them the opportunity of ideating freen their Ilia web proem se they eanthisred most likely to be aas. geteilles aeon. (Hier.) He believed it was it arsheepleties to ellerr o rma in some respect, ee the • member of lest be rested* to the camped lieu Re the c=t shone be snowed se ample, he mew sal ; est be thought It wale he meth Misr to pat up tares or tem eller te Sr empathise el these err list number .sit,a=lllatnt T reeth geeme.dra. ampliteis he SO .) hesdkindlea of the ld be diregled ft the operation el the system, Pl ZlsTob t =would be made as experience Edge prove bbe dr (ff .) Bei CIaVILLE did not Wok the sable ked vie bed , Washout the seliset had ray red grand he eseeshe the 1 We gemenneint et the resemiendstiess if the Reno et the lee debate the Clew eollt of the epee to Me limited enema{ of competition then in sad the remiss, wee allowed to rest ea that undermemeng. The wee one of on siderable importeace, and there he no hens in k = /lowly to week ; as far as We ageism went he that the emigres of all the diem was in favour dee meow He coesidered probstfoo a meet important water, he it was desirable to test the morel qualities of candidates as well se their intellectual qualities. (Hear, hear.) On the whole be believed the system had welded well. (Hear.) The Earl of ELLENBOROUGH m id Ike competition for ladian appointmenta took place ender sot of perlimnatt. He hid made inquiries into tbs ender the aroma, and maid not say that the reset lesd bee very favourable. Alter the arrival of severe at the who in led* their can dle* had not been very cornet, for they thought they had reeding further to do the to egkey thamelves, and occupy their lucrative situations. (Hear, hear.) He had written to lard Caeung, requessimg bead home a report se to the e p a st eerative efficiency mil oompeteacy oldie parties formerly employed, and of those who hid bee ender ma th, examination. Whilst adrvowLp to hens a good goveranseat for India, we mitt to tabs mire not to sad out persons of interior chersesr, hr ao improvement in *elms ot governmant;oonid compeases Ow the saischieh Legg fins such appointments. (Haw, beer.) Ilse GREY had heard with greet iellifection the remarks of the ioble earl at the bead of the mutt, and fully recognised the importance of cautiously in th is matter. Lord WODEROUSE agreed thee It would be desirable to Inquire into the result of the prownt system, but did not k there wee anything to hinder the country from looking Ibrward to Its eitsuaion. LoTtiiillsllllDlLL:firiald that in military matters almost so much web done by the body as by the head—(laughter)— and in order Winks whether a mon was able to ride, he did not think mytiMg would be better than a competitive ma minstion mercies country. (Laughter.) Misr a few words from Lord LrrretvoN in reply, the anklet droliwd• THE SLAVE TRADE. The Bishop of OXFORD gave notice that on Timidity be proposed to present a petition from Jamaica touching the Spanish slam trade, and intended to oil the attention of their lordships to the subject. Lord BROUGHAM rejoiced :that his right rev. friend bed takes up the question, and trusted that her Majesty'. govereineat would by all podeible means urge on the Elpakish goverecoeat the duty of effecting what by treaty it was boned to effect, as well the by e M t very prple o pro f honour es of Jolla ; bseMM spa of are trade—by hibiting, tusily prohibitteg, the corruption of the goverment and the fuecticsartse ender whose corruption the slam bads flourished. (Haar, bear.) THE RIGHT Or SEARCH. • The Bari of CLARENDON Melted to salt his sable Mimi opposite whether be meld give any lakemenles whisk mesh( tand to allay the staltment width hod sailed an* the Set few days with relbresos to ash& allsgsd=4llll1 as the part at ens an, and the pegmatite. wise said to have Jima talus lsy the Mita Salsa to pat an end to sets which they Masi apes as egnieslest to the right of march, which had newt then seesethil by the United States, and wa• looked wen by asentry Insult. He helimed sadist was pan that * Mewsas alt hoped erten' az peels alainsmie sad the shim* of sees ow reigenisme shish hed hen hid Win Congress by the , Parifaat sad thenhas me led se aims of judging bew he me anis= led eseenSed thsk instestione. He hid se MM, It lab whim Mend had TIONMIIi my informatics, tint he we hy ken the table—and would state wbet any awe etelsont themetiass bed been sent oat then the. weer shish ear aims had hem wag. He did net thith they were antheetesil In thing what they wee niptelei es have time, had If they bed messied desk Melesetloss and ex hibited es ever maws* of use{, lbw wedd be so thilesity in esplandag the maw. This we. $ genstion en wit& great fathomless send be snedeed by bath ge lIIIIIMIIItS. (Hm) Ha was sanissed that the UMW ahem gomenmist hod se denire at szemd the slam Ent esald set is essamisi that the United Meese tag bed, In the lest two moos, less mid as • cower he the elms hada, and that Met bads bad bees mauled a, en the meet of Attie, by verde ender the Anseiss fag t and that Mktg so, he Ed not me hew the otheashir of mods was to be assimthemi ashes mane sees lam by whisk It mild be known whether they wee welly mike maw a ner Semi lag. That right hot loth eameded by ell =dam natives, and sinless it wee se asmsad ell Ids& of pbefael tresseatiam might be curial en, nil them who hod been designated " hurnani resorts heeled' wants mnry es their rittions with impuni i t i L ti rt the meth at IllM111134b• right of a veal waw a = ender the fag wee a vsty sad no ethos commending a endear meld minds, tie d * of amok whatever his enepliess might MOM he hid ems , W that a vend Ina re* en Arowlem. We to Ste sentry were as prod me the Asksienne of the heist of war dm, and as determine( to pelmet tt whestems prelsetion meld be lawfully claimed end Isgleinstely given. Bat we should the Mom of or flog Stabbed, if it was used es sew sides' lenmeolkss • sad se des hem *eating to say Moan, power assertatt if my mod serryiss the Butte lag we swaged in traaaaatkes, we shod& be ohlipil le that pews; la caw of suspithm. to seourtain whether it was pesporly sesonwel. H. did not Welt that the Amebas winsome would differ beret us on Out point, and be amid set het hsp that if the meette was mandated by both gememssthe is a friendly mkt some understanding wail be semi to en the subject. He begged to ask his noble MM tf then bad bun lately any mama nication on the egged bonen bee Majeety's goverment and the. gormand of the United &atm, and whether there entsteined was anything to justify the apprehmudems which were Ttoo boon tla ftljoursed at twenty shako to 7 ecklak. -- Fee dm third reeding For Um massflumut Tits resit was melded with some silmati TM IS was thou passed. TV booms, at a quarter to four swirl Its sitting. Tim house resumed at 6 o'closk. INDIAN LEG DILATION. Mr. W. from tb misrehanta, bankers, sad neaof the elty of eating for the present an Isskihikea OR the ea= ITy and praying the house to impend the further consideration of the lusetton until a future session. LAW OF LUNATICS. Mr. TITE gave notice to move, on the 22nd, the appoint. mint of a select committee to inquire into the law of lunatics under the care of the Court of Chancery. MR. HOWARD AT FLORENCE. Mr. Wliiii,.sk;dWh;tK; tierecenily•;ppoi;ted minister to Tuscany had perrirlos to leave his post, and under what peculiar dreamier's= that geriensan last Flores°, without presenting hie medenthdelk—alee, whelks, there wee any pro spect of the ressormintlea of the mint easamiltes of 1860 to discontinue, Ws darken being nimbi fate elect T Hs observed that the hniverof the esesiry, and the credit of the diplomatic ladend him to WE this question. Mr. S. FITZ° rid that the terms of the first part of the quarrels= seerodyapplkabie to the occurrences that had taken piers H. wind If the reartly appointed minister to Tummy had had permission is have hie pan. The fact wee that Lewd Nernianby bed never posemind his letters of reed, nor had Mr. Howard Id= pornsioa el the new appointment. The term mod by the lo d on. u nthemn would make it ewes thet ems breech of bad taken plena. Le to the psesllsw cireamennate which Mr. Howard left Themee without presendig Ide mien tials, he s a : r aid e zr Melo Oat Mr. Hawed bid node his health the et his sudden resignation of the appoint ment ; hemedel te Lord lakeralsay eatid crea in referee, Is his health, showing that the MOM was not without good greesde. As to the weriainullitioa of the select committee el 1860 for the dimminnom of the mission, it was not is the artemplaties it the gewrament to make any alteration in that reps= The_ report of the select committee, was cerefoll- eossidleesl by lied Pithier ' roc when he was at the ,• sad though be had made many important is tellstree Isms Aka, fork tervios, he itaot not *nett It Wobble to ado that nitration ; and re loliavod dam boa goothona bad expressed his entire eatieselion will what the Dab hid had dons. The Ear I of MALMESBURY—I am extremely glad Nat way noble Mead les put this ymotion, and that be has peeilased it with the very judicious lingaap which be has and. It i• •my peed advantege that en eminent member el the oppositkm, at • ammat ofallemay between this and say ether country, &oath the In the plata and utter mesis such as lam hem jute dammed by my noble friend mirth& I sea not in a position le give to the house any mowlebod Mkomedio• as ark sableol. Up to the pre sume deal ma min i• pommedos of el parte statements put hewed the Awoken If the ctronmetances ms ham reedy tam piece as they Mrs hem by the Amok= government, certainly Me Ite j esty's goverment Mil not be prepared to /shad or to justify the sots In question. Although there has no doubt been • great desl of e tiro, I confess that some of the sots oommingarre not sack as can be justified by international law, or ialo bg s ai treaty between this country and America. I m that on one occasion • body of men was landed on the comet of Cuba, from one of our ships of war. Of course, however, this is • Spanish gamins, and osa only be men tioned incidentally in reference to the American question. Then nee been also ocasidevable annoyance given to Ame rican traders at the Havana by a system of web:t han.= on the part of our cruisms, which wee:,;„ 1 the cargoes that are taken out and 'taken in, toed Siert:lW • system of surveillance and er- o L nage u p on ch os e reembi, and when they quit Mo. eft are in the habit of fol lowing them andchasing ikem it MC A great many Ame nc", shiPs, in lb* Go :. have alio been brought to end " I ' C '" l,. A have, '.ot the least idea if the facts as Meted are correct, but Inle% statements have been made; NM your lordships lower that such acts neither internalicesl law nor the treaty et 1142 mu juMfy. Dot I agree with my noble lile:41 that it is also tree that the Amidst& flog ham been ''.r.atently prostituted to cover Vie dam treat sad ether 1 illegal •M ; sad It is thalrethe that eine esreement should be come to between the Owe his mille • why to • am end oaderamdA: la e premahlezto be token by alms in both minalfol, ki to meortas the reol Blakeman of vends, milk the samara dry Amid Est loolladmokurabiame. lb OM OM I Ism abustia LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 9, 1858. the alkation of the American government, and in a conversation width i had with the minister of that oonDy this swabs, there was no great difference of opinion between as. Aker that convereati.m, and after the despatch written to Laid Meti er s ag th e l i m n ; Won. which lure been mint oat to do dame Wasting to the squadron in thole sew, ao acts of Ibis kind stated, it they an troll, an likely to be repeate d. Thlethig end hoping, fe tbe meanwhile, um so saon sets will be committed, I believe ilea% as soma es Os oonvereatisa wit* has taken piece gate ma' to &Niko. Ibis fitimatil be under no ep that Aire cam be any of the albe o. Thiel has is WI happily the two countries. • (Kim, her .) . iZ r a e lad of HARDWICK It aski, teeetee. e e to the navel pert of the su bj ec t, th a t Mee td doss d inquiring into the nations& 7of a mem had beta dearly laid doers, and if there lad been any exam of those Inentiotione It ow against the dkvottoo that Ito talitot wee le to those given to any In coodastima the Vitittkel is "IL HOUSE OF 0011MONE—TheADAY, Anti 8. CHURCH-RATES ABOLITION BILL. (Continued from yesterday's injwins.) , Et. BALL thot that If the church, Mena ri s iteadbm fir ollt coblidblldera. would Hs* eve lit tt =or Ina to the people ea how she wood be regmbed with more reepest, ri mild be Nomad oldie a torsi i leam mend of used. Be Masi tone einerchreelt ma dielenten welltina_sthe W ads in the tame et true religion. Kr. thentary WALPOLE speed to most of what Imel MINI NMI 61 II& bon. h i d nth J. Gethisco), bat be was seepied to IM that he had n th staved at a eancluelim edemas le the bOL (Bear. The wheaten principle wee no &MO Idiekebk that velem, bat it weld never i.e.. %meth! new isithillikin end dial glideled ' telmly dm idles of ritual insermlep end emeht lon wild 'Mem brought to the duet 'Mem i ll= .) Re !listed, theedele. the Wm, Idled el leplei le pt a ' wend sem le end a Edam es woM e m e i leter dt Lords sod Si estotary that while thee bode wee din to Met the limilles he a hie sod veremelds mime 8 wee era megeopC he lie heat ot the to abate the mem by whiel k sect tide Mass= l = ea tom doe mmem end the Wo brleld bod ds, el to their ail onliin Mr. AMMON theught time edit be no sompromatee 2= melba. Om plod* el the MI Wee the totel et the tied el a erderhy M boy men the minorlty a nee iv the rapped et any petleder MIS of religious belief. the maim of whim to which church rates bed bed *me seemed to to very Utile 41111- ashy* mmbleg the Fled* to the oesermietten elierli bad if say were e x p elineed It mid be der alumbeten beredke ko befog formed seamen fir de mese et podding pass remeily The beet dim the bode obeli new do w e 61 the MR as it Med. (flier. ) Er. GLADSTONE mil that if then wee Main= of =amongst those whet wen levetatehle te shwa rates, wee ea equal ddilmace de a u = th ees who sought their abolition. The In the men of Ws debate, especially by Va . . Wad he drew of the bill (1r J. Trelawny), and the hen. metabor kr OlOom (11r. W. J. Pox), eaoodsgsi him te bops that mew kreemble cdronmstaness they milt eves new rave et some setbdao eery erreepotset. Bet dm Mimed jest MAO by the bon. gent/eman Mr. Ammo) es to whet be easorind to be the cacao's of the bill Wei a "Kai important thelantion. If the* were trite, it would be pod for a groat deal mere than foe church rates. (Chews.) If they Malaga the hon. gentlemin's argument se to church rates, how could they justify tithes f (Hear, hear.) There was al the difference nt the world between among the question with a simple de sire to remedy practical grievances, and with a wish to fight the battle of ea establishment under the cover of church rates. (Cheery) The diecusions which had taken place must hive tended ready to remove misconceptions. It was very common out of doors to hear the law of church rates de signated se • law telex dkeenten for the benefit of the church —but that wee a destrine that amid hardly be advanoed in that home The het was, the right of the church to levy rams hose diameters was Molly worth maintaining, mid ever since the pommel d Sir W. Pew Wood, to exempt M. masa, he bed nem scrupled to theism himself in favour of that tuarepetem. (Ilder, Mr.) If dkeeeten were taxed for the beer& ot *Kok, It web by the ant of themeless, in retusig Irbil* iiii been male for letting ea l egsmal them tree. abeam) right hen. Mend (Sir J - . Orahmet ru= sememed, in the objections he hit to .. ' amenters. was it branding • dim mest to Net as did be mast (Loud cries of " Her, hem") 11. (Mr. Gladdens) did not think it was beeadlaran to cell: him an Englishman ; or • I db" m some pan AIMS) 110 1 =1 1 time, It the Merahr did not wieh to be deelmZ eis ass, a he (Mr. Gladstone) wee lot =M so to oe hint ; and he would quite admit that there ware mem they should not seek to widen the belook between ohm* end dbeentera. The AM egret of the bill would be to burden the elegy. (Hoer, her.) 1n some beton= it would alto the Moons of the Weider. In the one of Poplar the b of the hich ioonseMst gu wee regulated by a toed sot ot peelment, y wbe weeguaranteed a pend of 450 L a yew, which was madly derived from church rates. Surely the hon. gentlemen eagle to have inserted a clause saving vested intermits. (Hoer, bear.) Already the vestry bed power, ifs =Mirky W ised. to disputes with church sass ; and it had the power to &set OM eppßoation of the .memeg y if it greeted the rate. It wadi be easy to devise s elwhich iedieldesb who °dada le dm& rates might astapted, and in that way a satiehrthery settlement might M melted at. But di V ider would mot meths et a sadateotory seetimmt It Monniseil that Mord rein should be Added. Ralf, .) The bowers d the her. here (8k J. ) ememeged lin to hope that a til ipt selleihdrey mama be devised. Meer, bow.) He (Mr. Oledeleme) that the time bed ems when this bill should posed emir pleas where, It was ad MOM stitnilosal at esy, an sesembly of the pealed kindloode in Inghod weed hem to deal with a mem, that =lto memo km them end km their pas ra ansimit mid hereditary tax upon their pro- E( Hear, bear.) It was possible th at this house have te Neese Its oonslderation of this bill ; and he e doubt that if, instead of taking a pi zrigid, end a view of the question they • it in a owe fimirit (. they would strive at at a satisfactory Cheers.) the I. TB ( LAWNY having briefly replied, the house Mild— begged to ask whether certain facts stated Is th, public ppaappaasn were true—namely, that Mr. Howard tad asked an andieecs for the parpres of presenting hie me flannels ; that the grand duke and duchess had nada ar rangements to receive him and Whig out of town at the time,had come to town for the purpose; • end that, is short, the whole court had been put to inoonverdeace for the w pm, of gtving audience to Mr. Howard. It was farther stated that the day before he was to have had audience, Mr. Howard went home, and thus MI the ilk000•1161i161111 which the grand duke wee pat to was entirely thrown away. Hs wished to salt If these bete were true, and if so, what apology or eoperetka had been made, or was gulag to be me, the the grand duke? Hr. E. FITZGERALD said he had before mcpresesd a wish that maim ebseld be given of queolicree of this native. (Hear, hear. ) He hal an beeithilie of the dressiest:a Meted as by the Mo. geadeares; bet II be thee& it esteelety, he meek* mew kb quietism eeelher THY SUBMARINE TweemArn, 141 C. MIT laud she Plallawild orb [TWOPENCE. shoed loth ea Lord Ernest Bran sad new as miserable downy erred by origins] is ; bat on 134•11•1 Codrlngten as a pair esieL (Laughter.) He had so often answered the signora es to tr. - frasohiss being a trust that he would act now mar to ft ; tat if hon. used that srgu mutt_ he they raid tell house in what did a breach of Werra - trust eon ir. Es had only to thank the hors for laving allowed him to tube so long • speech on so hack neyed a @abject. (How, bros.) It was a err-A of great ire porters, sad be trauma his friends would express their opt on ft, (Meer, hoar.) The time was apprehing in which they were shout to enter th Baturnalia. Ms argils were In preponaration. eir great fibaMilnt4l to MU IMO to be seen about the Carlton. The - hag whinny-it were looking for some respectable gentleman to s.ppl, the pbot el the lamented Mr. Coppoek. Men In the moon were preparing to deemed on boroughs in silver moonbatme. In the country, the owners of the machinery wore ailing the eogs sad rasing the wheels for the work. In- MINION would aria beat week ; intimidation would s t a lk, an d drunkenness stagger through the bad. He would appeal bon the House of Commons to the independent electors of Greet Brits& and Ireland: at the hustings let them hare a fthibbaisth for every men—elect thaw who can preemie@ • these who cannot, rather they come in the gar of er 7 , reject. Let the fthibboletb be, " The %Dot." r bear , . • r. P. . MARTIN seconded the mutton. . BUNT would not Ord the battle of North North . over err with to. ben. monks for Brined, r it brew to bay area squabbies, nor would a dleamdes with his on the tremetke of orf -614 rkbees i.t . ow ereaba: wee sitting art the highest antlarair in home on the subhat, adde lad the triewaher kr the longtime.) As the bee. gentlemen had reftwir lfts opinion, only Wilhite to say that If he bad mad mott o rap. tt,t u lar a.. v ma ke: z r z ..... g=ihe b,flo litV;er bar be wean not be rveaty to tle establhh- Met 'if • miss width weld mod'aa elector Ain • dark mot two. • bone into a' leidand came out to lie. adear.) Mr. A AffCOUBT would not altogether °brat to swireay i it meld be atUdareL But it was imperftis to risnitiw miter's mouth, m to prevent his friends and sleetam !rest. whet he had' done, argon:fag TM was it epee nita-g would be as nett/6g to flikr simmlionlendlegg Which would then arias. Hue the he prelhenni was this —that the *oared Onewbe i r le' er a• to Nod' that all truer &add 'be env embed rowdy. Ms true remedy kiths eeilrwevid be • beam &iciesto tof tie Moskva endive& a measure be see Lit upon the table. Mr A. H. EL ON sepportatthe inotion: Vote by %Mt would pet int end'•many =owl +syli which were predened at mu elesteral s cu t er 7'hir lharitise war it was tote, le trust, bat it wee grin respect of whi it the voter wee 'only answerable to hie own eenscienes. Mr. EINITNCIC mid that under the ballot borough. would be sold abase.* and the mischief would be• hie HOPE greater eau at General THed 8 1 1 .8 4111 . 01 f suppred, and Mr. A. 7! o the motion. B air G. C. LEWIS did not think it postale to 'bents Neeresy by means of the ballot. Pewee not obtained either in Amain or at the Am India Hew, wherertlie ballot wow in fall force. Mt MARSH must mot be undesetood as viable. to• tre- Mao one iota at the liberties of the Australia' oatcake .' bat Wi wee perry to say that the ballet had doniedann there. ; (Hear, bur.) It was not more thia three menthe age that be attended a how whore the late Secretary for - the Colo- • ales was presort, sad be heard him state that in almost every , despatch from those cokaise there was an acemmt •of a. minleteeial orbit. He was afraid that there were more dan gerous things now working in the Australian colonies than. changes of ministers. They were incurring • debt which. would be of the greatest passible &operational to them here after. Why shook! the Anstralan colonies alone. be the , place for the ballot,--• place where the labourer- was not under obligation to the puma who employed him. nor the brow to his lesdlord who gave hiss a farm He did not, for his part, wish to as any man exercise his frenehise like • dummy, or to as. the ballot made► media► of despotism, n It was ia some not very dietatmuntriss. The hon. member he BMW had told than that therseult or the Naha was always the &salon of respectable men, bat he (Mr. Marsh) had beard that one of the flora.* 'hold. membersof the Yiebni• parliament nimbi ffiegntry into thm Seats Home in skirt sleeves. Another bca. mamba" had alluded to manes °mining in the Australian peeltunalt. He (Mr. Marsh) held In his hand some descriptions of those somas, from which, with the permission of the blase,. he would read a few extracts. The Sett was beaded " Mr. G. am man j" and it went on, " The some In the bones on the Nit was somewhat milder than before." 800, mambas would see what "somewhat milder" meant. "Mr'. IL ex pressed the benevolent wish that the typhus hear might sweep amp Me whoa of the present raleistry."' (Les& laughter.) He did not think that the most earasesoppementa of the Imperial cabinet would wish so strongly as that. Ma O. warmed as he went on, and said "it would be a blearing if the fever were to sweep away all the 110111b1r11 of the house." (Continued laughter.) But this was not the whole extent of Mr. o.'s anathemas, "He thought it would be a jut and well-merited curse if the fever were to weep away the colony *Remitter." (em anated langthr ) He should add that Mr. G. wee mined in order by the Attersey-GateraL (" Hear," sad a laug h.) Two days bear saeliter some oeciand from which be select the following gam of oratory. :—" Aye, Mr. Attorney- General you may pie." (Gnat laughter.) " Your malig nity may go to • great extent." Again, " The colonial treasurer is well paid at 5001. a year—le never had Do much in his life. He got 2001. for writing for some low, blackguard newspap e r." (A laugh.) Aftrs • fur obserrations in a similar satin, the Chairman ruled that the speaker was out of order. (" Bear," and • Ime) Om word more as to the bribery and intimidation what' the ballot profaned to cure. He believed that bri bery, intimidation, and exclusive dealing were diminishing every day ; that public opinion was eating in strongly against them ; end that for one vote a man might get by such means he would lose ten. (Hear.) He trusted that the laxity of opponents would never let the ballot be made a means of election to that house. (Hear.) Mr. AY RTON, who TfteiVed frequent and noisy biter reptions from members below the gangway on the ministerial sale of the house, was understood to my that Le was placed in the somewhat difficult position of having to advocate principles which were not as yet thought sufficiently ripe for adoption by the leaders of the liberal perry. (Hon, bear.) The more the question was dia -I°m the more it would proems ; and as that day they had enjoyed one of the greatest political triumphs the Share' bad obtained for several years, so, being equally oaalldrat of the morality of the ballot, he looked forward to the lime—not far distaat—when es great • triumph would be sehieved on that question. (Hear.) Lord PALMERSTON was anxious to state very shot* the reasons why he *mkt not imam with the mot can et his honourable friend. There was no phial* of se crecy which would apply to the right of voting which might not by anelosy be extended to the eremite of those other political &notions to which be was sure the house would not be disposed to extend it. (Hear, bear.) If they could by any mutual ansagament ensure that secrecy which was desired by some patties. but which be contended they could not 'accomplish, they would alter the honest, , frank, manly character of the British nation, they would ' convert the electors into hypocrites, and they would put an end to that party spirit which was essential to the working of the constitution. (Hear, hear.) It was by open declaration at public meetiuge, in the prom, and at the hustings, that the public epirit of the country was maintainok (Rear, hear.) They bad on this as on hewer comeakme the example of the United Btatse brought forward as weft of baited=; end his hon. Maid (Kr. H. Berkeley) errs& to red urea the example of that country so Ass as to impose ibia the invention and the use of the revolver end all the great qualities of the American peot a were attributable to the Nina. (" Hear, bear," and a h.) But oorreotiag himself, be and those who followed hon. Mead threw oath the United States and took refuge in the example of Australia. (Hear, bear.) But let it mot be forgotten that la the United States there was practically no secret vot ing. There was ticket votag--and why F Because they bed to elect so many officers at the same time that it was found more convenient to have all the names at once than to put than me after the other. They did net pre tend to take the voting in monk nor would malls opinion tolerate It, and if they were hire la pass • law to say that no man should be elbowed to my how he wee going to vote—(olueers)—the feelleg of the peop l e w ould ripe against such a law, and the statue vomit go to the poll with their tickets in their hats. They mold no more go up to the poll without their blue sad their yellow ribbons, indicating the party whom interest they were sap =than they did now; it was not the habit of Bag to do so, and any attempt to enforce secret veldt weld IA The advocates of arra voting world sot by any machinery they could devise moompihhi their object, and If they did they would Mb • blow on the national spirit which would be detagermas. Without reigning to the example of maiw the A drad tthtrid oki t i edeldell4 which Northh been American gl ibe ll Y inmsediate_tublisare of the United States, sad who sew the of the mattio se it salel la that ametry. L ist ri 611771.14 it P They D. d not beams eser t iseed Of tha el this system of Writ VOthigt it_ r . : that to of open rode; *hien Fl i elareelea) wished to peapetaete marry. rest detrain the house with arguments which urea be sm iler ts svvq amether present, it was stifiSciest to my the ins ciga r s h igiumw vi t germirac 4 ei geseplieh own e w e hat dooi lt .to was islpu! prelm fna ded da_ it now t k t boyalsed States then had berm ex temiesinbYtits steassban with the " G m „ tot dis sionaCybich the tuly".7.-Itirs of this measure N▪ o wa g ig; and sr it did . mould do great injury to ZlM aehm enhit red reano r deg, deteriorate the poll- Ivaid to be nocosaary to the =waft ot omolltudau, sad se it would sot 0010 le dr volr Irblob the myrtle, of NM • .... ... ~.. ........ L .11"1111 Z e n..": . ..t . :7 . ..• 1 2 a .. 1 ; i