The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-15 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.-141:113DAT, Aran. 14. TM Lugo CIiMICELLOK lout ha sea ot the webs* et Me easel. TES *ED PEA AND INDIA TELEORATN. TitShelliag seders is riderasto 0 this 11111 we ier headed, ash arida mat amnia °madame, vas mil aftril atm sad port hAVIIIOS BANKS (IRELAND) BILL. Oa the meths of tee Earl ef Doroootteloaa, Tate bill wee read • , h rd time, dam 1 bola( *sok oat. SUPERANNUATION BILL MY DS pawl through eissialgot. COMBINATION OF WORKMEN BILL. TM. big proud through AFFIDAVITS BY COMMISSION BILL. nil big persoltbmigli idisisntee. ILICTIONS BILL The 111 pawl threes IL ammittee. NATI 07 FORZION AFFAIRS. The Zeil of MALSIZSBU BY eeid it would he mew ear isthe to lbe palm& melee It be psysaa au etetemeat be W to sobs ea ibis eablaet y. The lad of CLAISPIDON—Wbesi ate sebiect to mos ca in the saber How et Prillemet ? The Art of ILALMILIMICRY—Oo VOTE OF TEAMS TO TUE GOVERNOR- OINNNAL AND THE ARMY IN INDIA. TM Sat ad MAST said—The sabeeets are very few which • ministry already condemned by the House of Commons raa with psoprirty sekeeit to the somiderecon of caalia meat, especially as elm ena/Madiawlatiea. Under tack cir- tronrotaisere Ito eiblYg ymilohent ought to last for se short • thee ea possible, einightently with the el- Whine of the put lit ertrelop. (Hear, hear.) The authority of a misietty wider inch circhosteates, at sh roosts *Obis the walla of partioneat, sad the mfilfartivels lathe of the onetry ought to be put is rhymes, meow with mead to measures of argent mad prohng leepartame, Mirk it would be impbs.iblo to delay, or MOM= nth ordinary poetise, wbkh se apse ma evert M. But the weelsal hove to submit to year WA* h INS to which neefilmeles, I apprehred, will be team, eftfror en Illes roma of re profiles of the shier, or elf earthoment. It lea meths to whisk I anticipsee so objection, la whisk I en pediady wane Heil the aurorae...lo, la briagieg ti hewed, Myr el. flare, of this sad the Mgr hews of pew denste, gad meet ihe pallile xp ries CI art ormiatgy. It Is • owns whit to whit ass * l se e I aatielpite ae eldosika, whit mood to Melt head esd thy NA GM -doss lint Masi is yar•—eal then new he hay is the I ass that to selosle— MI be sapplisti by he goad mph hod otoesseedas of sails node mode% GM Woe Ws maga wen be now eepsebtay seppwitod sal saheeed by the noble dab when I ewes We awes IsookAibe DaMe of Combridgo), oh by wry =hie Mad kites do_ jleafttei. who. Men thole en de ee vent an authority to whisk I emit se Adm. It le left list et the Mee of lie analleido regelt iP = wheel Y lawn win OW le Is ben& be • was elestel loose—hrliwase Ma . set gowns wheel Nord lair the ems of pettish eel pills hem is whisk ore hi I the sinless d these to rah Petehter. we no wetly lads hid he the of hest omit not revoli shady waged ter • Asa peeled did ikh sot wry proemial yailliewak = r e is hilt the it huh mot to eloodied whinge wi sepooniss of shale perish lot in sepperesiss. eel" inselien tW Offil Mee is whether we ions ennui se Yet period whom ere ass geekdee- Melly sonennesithee gm& bee loossiliehaly rom masegeh I givead see has. delved NI the Ws at year Iniiige the pecan* of eh = g r ahamwba, is Weir end sod telitery raga. dly, bow shod la he nertowila of this rowelL hot I sot hoped ha ishod was gat Mr dieing who I steed saacene• to pharaoh les whiffgh galnewthiL I eine eh bare se shy huh s us esesho th my! puede seam ef lahmaties, an Iron wry pet vets estirsen don the yodel has .nerd at whit was my the he Mahe has his. shish or ealleend. I ges eats owe, sad year leralthe sige heed the Via, Chet the amble hid wadi est pine garbled Is • oriallit light thee the thansignoss of the ten hilly WaITOOIIi ( 1111 IMO ) Those ate his wade: 4 1 ea ha to wry Hot th trempillby of lbo washy is very thy M sod now se aikido eel the peitorestost haw sassy SUN sasitstuladri as Si woonn. While h e Lith M os I Iwo moot hews ladle now gokt Ikon it Raw ew, haw.) AA ha whose of MI hew, tam the of weeks I amey had= the M a i h 0111111111110.41•111. en, la Ns dlowillow boo frig linsolf W` w *egad Welt M tho swam, • wry corieorstee paha of op hat Was bow, legranetc those who had era hewn is servigt_ wed who name! the hoot. And 1 nod est Lod Olds win le the iht Ira Is epee W aria hots the Masser ef oq du; as Inv es he Ana. that the swift of deg .edit) genshe M, he hit himself warreavol Ity the nen et rellairs rodidog Is ante, In the p opor of this reoraitiec his head'. Mieb W Mw by high. (Roar, her.) I any fhweleer, wheat helm phew, gram that lb. One hes own whoa se nay anerseallie esnelne epos NW asp phM espareados of *ln *epee= neon, sad wry Is the greletel Ink of edierlog ear schscowleigmemin abe t haw by whew asenhas hie pow end hes been senen pliehel. The free won is whew hoe hash ore dos to he Ma, sending is the Inguages petals, bee bed tenors ewe his th swetest •Itere of tapowhility, end who might sell bore bona orsrwlelmod by the mageitude of the dative deed ries Inns Me. Is order to aptwetipte the 'mime rroderro by Viiiiionst Canning your lordeltipe sheen her is naiad the eircumeharos safer mbi► he owned hie gement ontr,puti and arduous gem. Almost eastempereneoes with Lia snivel is lads woe the Mt appointee's' illmiretionia that oon c eZ e lltit e pan was beeshiac out whisk hod boa tor • time emesierioc ; sad jest et the wine when the oohs lied mined es its whose Moo les sew aewatered by the midge wpiasles of that asthma, when le wee seerenrily no she with easy el the e reesenseee of she esnetry, end I oast .obh rook his. altogether by eurprima Inn tines who bed bad the peen szterlesee es 1541. wen altigether esprepared for what was about to bears; so weeder, thereforr, that Lad Cnaor. repro his first snivel, did sot folly approciaie the nogni.ude of roe elegem But Mom the term—.et it wee sot beg—when he booms aloe M the toll peril with which our empir. wee tirroteue I, he emend omen!, go.ppliog with Shoe end dangers all lb. reestarees of • powerful mind, and ell site fecal he of aa settee and roomette dl. positina; be spolial himself rodeloutly, ' , rely, sad earneetly be the great took that wee before him. (Heir, hear.) Tem trot to hit robe, segeelons, Oreeeletr, he he. wooed • Wady sal c. , tienieet ) Ile was/arm permitted Lit min 1 to be ...eyed or eaterresrol by ihe reprewiraituti of exaggerated rows cm the we hand, or by eatrev.geat rod promos o outlast on the other (Ili sr, broil lie has carefully 'wetted the coarse of wows. He has both storied sething thiit could be dowse by droolsddbsity, sad when sad t et tent inn to all the encena be* ha s h e mrotent eontinuti. oaths, sod tarot friendly ie his i•afffoarar, with the Com marter-in.Chlpf—(hear, beer)—end be has brought to the afoul , problem who b it was left to be. to polio, and latch ha tea the Ist pit!ae and credit of having solved, the tharroterieroce of as liagiiro g whines, sad the sagacity of • preheed statesmen. (Heir, bra) At the period when the ro.tde lord Lui procreefudy t rouglet le ea flees this greet wriggle, 1 am mere your kr 'ships will to* midge him the Strove of y roc prose. an/ thane. leo:deed is ate melon; sad I Omsk pis will no new in sere, that her Me- Weir coul not hero , lo on • or re grai reel or fitting moo. Miry of trotifyieg her mom of h. petrooe• by reeds( the sable visconst to the dignity r f es earl. (Hear, her.) Whoa your loriphije find that three is omitted fr.,m Ills viva of Shake • base slob appear* in the vide of hat year, I hope yin will sot se prow that throe is inoroded throby the leo, sliabt er isiutition rid begird of duty against the sable lord the Coma if of Madre.. It I. if the deepot ineyottrace that .rtes of this description should not be wordy formal, coehired open remise merely Weaves they croupy high proirome without takiag say iinportest char. in ev•are. The = s e/ oje )(slim ea. sitth-r foe from any islet et and frees the very orcumetseree of the map the wile hei bolt, sad was Gelled wpm to lake. • very slier, V say, pore', Y the *rest rorn.• sow gofer on. I true,"thipteher, year lordship. will Hoek trot it re a . dieropiect or /light le Lord Wiwi. lbaw A le how la n .4 ladsded assess room te whnoi non. trlt..• of the th&OLD at pusssent Y oieapd. I will also refer to moths wee whisk Is ohletal, set • r vibe, bat a sew di•the hi's/ sellisty Meer. I law hooch it room nth epee, with en asp ereles of that tb. alma al file Parrish Cheat des alt bins be= Tlet might', I sled sot fry, sine lowly so diftegenel of er seat of Nepal ha that pleat sear whin ernes ere ti writ knows to s ea l say eelegriai teen son, sad elle b. throe Ore Yen beeped with the thanks el pertnerost. The nem hos been inseeptienediy oesieted, te ster. hooch for • net eh else cohost wheal did hold the rowswad of he corny Andy enter the iewinted drib of Unmet Asses, awl h Is that eepeeley. I hob. li. eswiloos et Ohara Molded lariat whew Wow to the whiry, ye, hoe the shit paled is what he hid that Web eingliat, he IN4 so as opportunity of we swords poresenty is the Ohl ei ii; nod ,suer, the wee of hake I an sow pewees' to mew for the whole of the nohow reselwril in the 1 Miro went, ha for thee whisk how memd is the lese Nor 16 siosebs. sad whisk b... sae yes _ bus adisevl•arsi byMeer. bloc) hekMpßb west is lorodegle• the heal Lord algeh ekes, the pewter of Bombay, who woo is be hind be the potrene of ohs UMW Lischa samara hls dais. Ws of he sower, &ham wolnia, gad rhos., Wl* whisk ill. J. Lowsms hod wppgend genet e • sooty - esseheee gesalsy, BM hod est strigemare te the anhel T i gswr Kr. Negro, Mr. Robert llowygrany, god thew shisitegaroa thorire pre. Ann aid souk eesellieeery pettry It • elm *MAI the Ihishe of the hors owe don /a pithy to theawase row lonsa, he end a UMW Mate to the harry of We W. TM eel geoll ,endow low of Veinal Janet owl d _lh)r Velem Teguitc to Ile she conolld took thendar ash she warotood, NM of leof ies =b4t Is wee tool sad whim is mobs is Ms am= dais win bin h .111% be psalm of Mb sou kb is ie yiemlat agerignelsognidiedellg M bow Was le sham s.d than sloth he vet kit be blew Mr I. seem, After &stades Ibie gtlLi,ny the dasee d the campaign, he leseenred bendy sal ourvioes of Meace- General Benefield, the ebb of the .t 1, of 81. 1. Outrage, Bit T. H. Pemba, Br A. Wilma, Si, It. Mar as L Lomat 8 r Hays Oreat, Brumiler-Geninal W S i, S Had Rosa, IlejoNClenerel Rearms, Major -001111•01 bleak, rad Sir J. Widish He also called an the bare lora muse( Mankato the aims sad men of the bliss arm% with whose he jollied the mans of the mune& sad marines. la amebas hie losdrhip mid —At the peasant period I beam we may oceigratidate cureeltrea lima lb. essikee est absolute nears to tremuillity of oar oriental paseselese. I Walt I saw • stametent the other day—l am tat arring from Mich/ isformation, but I saw a state ment the ether dm to the ears th at in Oak olcee there bore been captured • theism& lorm 460 gum, sad a sillies stead ef arm. (Hear.) I believe that the eubjectiou of Onde is com plete. 9u fur as military operations are anscerned we bore folly and eat sly accomplished or task; but, my bade, 1 ihnk the experience of the hat few years meat teach us this lesson, that we ham yet balm as what le perhaps a Mill mom arduous and more dillcalt work. (Chem ) Yon have subjugated the swims 41 ladle; you have Impressed Ikea with a male of your it. meleatile power,sod et the indomitable reisolutioo with lash you ere elsembad to mantas that war. But that MIMI Bomb te yen MI be are thee dthisiit to do—it le te eslitogesa, tt yeeellb, the bests etas sthiver, et well Is ask awl se Impose epos lime • bike sot wily et year bd.drtlhlr , lei • ems of die beanvebmin of year MI; IClsseem power ) We elan rot both te meth maselves act, bleed, is mean tresiellthy, bet to ewer Open the *Deasy the awing. et i Speeraseser. Met, boar.) After .B ow aiditary ear sway will be, at all event; a =quiet ma, mer peetherks el ladle will be aneertain, mime the gamesemat of at wry atoll r" itself to be set kr re bruit of • Si. bat: ke the_ happier, at the soith—(theirel—eakee we arkether es deed* the 3111•1111Mse et the naturally waft meaty whisk Bee alder tier erne—islees we desocestrete to the sees dot If ve see their meters, we am friendly sad lenirmfit.Mrs, and that it le not only their fate bet their leiseert le be AMU sad obedient. (Chem.) I Mikis that by ag a r the WWI sod humane prat*. =grre ber • nest gracious prochmatkm by to the Tweak and obliterate the erase b Ilkath dudes these sehreosota occurrences, we shall beet mesa the Lim% art the bottom of this CO= ; ICI I inth thatosder the Viketwg et Dirt= Pr. ladies yommdesk MN* havw w....a_ bets :=td_it, Ws Telmer steer y be side me ellW. bed by the= mid jedisiseeeue et the stwerses et Ws esestry. (Loud i alszl e s The &obis earl mastoi y d sethegibe lellowk Thetas/ theske 'Mk beer be gives le the Id* Ha. Viserest Otheleg, 0.C.8., her Jam • est Orneeser-Oessral of Jodie; at* t lies. a Viel irs 44 lOghinstme, G.C.8., Govereor of the M bay ; Sir Jolts Wed Moir bistros, Best, .C.B lei ll i et the Ps** lik RAM Oak H spat to the ; Governor-omnd Is Hated Las_ , ~* Mewed Free, Req., snob dw el Ilabilej _ _ Misrowery, Esq., late sad eserakiesse Is Elsie—dm the thility with whisk they bath the reeserthe et their dlopthel Sr the re =thest"irpoese la bur lireetty's laths diethelow . Tke the limbs of this beset be Ilea le Owned the Hlsht Hesotweble Lard Clyde, G.C.11. ; Chief fa laris ; IMmensot-Generai BM I Item, 0.C.8.; MekmOceeml We Had Wm= 0.C.8.; Mejor-Gmeral Hier; Cleo Roberts; Major. , theme Cornish Whitlock: illMor-Omeral Si, Artidds 71 .2 r i Bert 14 : :& li t air-Ge 4i teral Ser ai Le= ra.l.; Mejer-Cieneral Bir Themes Huh lusts, IL_ C. 1.• Mrjer-Clareel Ilk Mimed Luger 11.C.8 • Pie/se-thresel thr Jabs Ilkbol. RAUL; thidotter-dlereel PAM Wirth, C.B. • Begrkr Moor Blr Ishmt Nagre, K.C.ll.,—he tt; esilsest side, oeunge, at periewereeo glby them helm, the sidthey epswi elh a s se tu l r witsb are beseerecties ta laths bee boss str• - 6. T elbatf.b.i this bows lo gem to the Mine O hm saws of bat llokooyo may Rod • mod Moo of boo Moj•ity's loan hew, 4 tho arol , sof mimeo *Aim, by Ass la Go engem orestbes M Ms Lan TM thie bow bob Nobly &moos rl ofilmootloep Ila voisfr, eft &man, sai! beitlLTt NM . = of tho plirs1;;:171117;, bo Ivs•peaa or seers sad of re isseno and marline, or bre MIMS put is the soppreseloa of tbe eereet Sietartirees la h&j . Ost are be .igsillot se aro by re wends Oak most sop, ere it. rebel to tirk Moe to Atk palest bubstror." - Peel 011ANYILLII, la antssihsg lb. ratios, soil to epees► of dm rah owl had sot oaf, andainsd a molt seerro stabwat of ha esereas with their Issiehips wank err ars Se Soak, bat it had ales Mr moor Ll; It iste ernes of oarlike; proaar tiemp was thralrew bury lin im Lou fa ( L ord grosirilir to add say thin la the welds wsf s aekses ; but It seem dada abb that sere or es the oppress side tithe rase sherd mar Wm. ire amen Nem eta reratiag widen word so dert melte greet Mutter to the terry, end still .se in Isdia.....Lier, hoar.) TM noble ter had paid tare to the merry of Sir Witham Peal ad Eery Urines; gni he (Iced Orr rills) arid sot help asprowing hi. twat that their lordships wen reelided by die protedents of lb bones from toakWg .writs is the ..ghee of ark saws se LAIMIDOI Peel, 1411411111 k, Mamba% 14/11, Hop% sod others, wboie sa- Orgy ler bed lilted ski wastry • ith girt (Cheers) The swift of the past year bad shows low idle all human etienialen had been, sad how ri tender it would be for say set of ma to claim for themeelves any empenty ter tbeir pea heillana At the sear sir the means whisk had aeoreed mot he ea ishetory to there who haw the bagireisti lad Mr tread with Min orr•saagniso, hat who had now in the time of the greatest he ono moment doubted of ultimate auccess. (Cheese.) That rauguine feeling was to be attnbotod partly to our meal kenos of the met hetory of India, and to ear oaageest of that soormons empire In a short spats of time, end to dm areciouress that men if that mope. bad been lost to as for • tire, we were in • ;coition ton gain it. But it was mainly le he !attributed to nur conetiOnnitee of our moral and fettle lemma serrimity over our fellow subjects Is that country. Dat intiteme peat the malidence might have hem, be said without basitatioe that the conduct both of the army sad of tho !Helium in that couatry had for surpassed say remenable sapactatientlast could be experted from their movies'. Without go6g tato deed he voi.tx say that •nythieg mire noble Ham thy endued of Mr. Frere, the f011113140i0017 of lidade, could hardly be !Interlard. Ha. weh 100 or 200 = after deuedM oi g hJs If of mealy all hie troops, order in the province. Ile thought that the achievements of Sir Hope Grate and Sir Hugh Hose were !molly roots It for narreeen in histotical novels thin In the mat prettiesl bfr tary aen that had °mimed oely • year age. Those schieverneete bad enabled sato maintain our aspire In haul , sod be sinottel7 joiesd the noble earl in the hope Mat that Providence larch 'cabled cur follow.subjeas to thew der great qualities of endorsees sad of skill which had rabbi as to maintain our vast empire there wadi voechrde to extend both at hare sad there the ability to twortmeso the ditertire stall to bs contended wile, sad the ability which wou d enable us to conduit the government of that moms= masa of mankind is a Winner mot selfish end only for or own lowest, but io a meow lane h would ler totter social, moral, and intellectual itoprovemeet. (Cheese.) The Duke of CAM BR [DOB (who stoke wt. It Ids beck to the reporter., and whoee observations was Y amegerre oreamoselly Maudlin!) /aid the teatime ot he seers whoa It we; r.,pred to thent had born to ably detailed that it was at peeible for him, of for anybody, to add any thing to what bad been rid. They should not Ices tight et the sorties modeled by the other Marro 01 the aerobe, vi bout which the military brook WOW° bar* tan very mach pmelysed, if sot melees. He alluded to the c mesimarist. The roads were intercepted ; the lobsbiteata were cettaloly sot meeting ea to the extent that we might j have biped sad esperted, and he thought It was wonderfal that ender tbs. ehemestancee the commitearlat Is India ebould hare supplied the troop as well es they had dine. ' He bad Dever beard of say Instence of the iro p. Dot Wog tally sad reply supplied. (Hear, bear) He also thought that the ahould not overlook the medical department, which bed pi importaet mid nahmble dune.. As a moss ory aril of the climate and of the fatigue the troops W to madirgo Me newts, of sick we, a-risesnly Et, sad larger than in ordiasty cjrctimetancos they would Error but they bad never herd of say leek of the male% medical sad seegiral assiataus. He was not aeon het thr• re say thing roes that he. se • urinary .an, ought to odd to the oteervedier that be had atusdy mrio; but be cordially weed with what had lass bee his add. 'Arnie that the Mrs et ladle war of deep lei borfirete sad sew that the milder, had =of lb west Ole drib, week bad mil alai Was Of eerie be was pet fwely erre dot ewe of dr int doer ed the met was to kip dews the aperilltre to the anent of the airway. bat whit essay aid Audi de rode le eareepihh tide object and to keep dews he ion. try eroblihreat, on the rare bard that shield be den wit the teatime white the rigours of se yea ea =pre ',gibed. bled= kee that nide to Or Jed Lertesee. lie Wooed dee art pothers W dose ewe Shea drat say Aber Ma barn lb* istreallea of apr tub la lads. The ream la width he sewed asses elbow hen the Puipah te Dad e sod eft merle teem* dr ere* vie la. of all asst sat arriehle foram el the drappe. bad Ilk John Ireetste hoe be. s greatly Wed bp he Aker of Illr &dory Odra. Be was rite ars that a hang of grabs& to her was misted to the bast of eery iinrishrest. Ha was war that Mee w a Wks, width w net Ihrty to be twediered hem dr immors, w ea" ea rag se Wary who • tte per ma hat bed resaily happier la lad* wo Amid acre Leg it the M ov ed. if weber sad et deeirt the had beia gathered by Baalbek and Neel, mad diasbea. aid Oatem. (Chew.) The reel el HLIANBOR.0 1 1:01I aid he dienplit did the Goversce-Grmal ought to be swooned her Si. whir elegises in this nee. At del cimmentennant of the hat rerra • tartars was prod, in Idea a re to re OrentsaGesand was War up with ether. He the ag that we, s el zy V poserket. That width weetgsissd el the Owersereased wee Clare ham that whir was is. Ideal of every ether as, la tt• meet y. The wbeb wwenallrty noted ups Ira, end it was aid that hi &Mid Isaividegily. He ark maw Od adadmola dboomeo bows the fiaausar fkaaeal, NI NOIMPOPIIis re overview., wed do pubis era et dr Es.ead eti I as,. et a gentleman wars nom had Ida. air who wee lb. rare was of ha firestra it we her le dr GeresePO.seteitdot Warded THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENIJG, APRIL 15, 1859. ehenld be arktowiedrd by • disithet vote. He thought the Mt them 'bath base beta • math me el death to Lord Clyde. Its spud with the aside *ft, that the merit et the het essagelga malled in Its beng a empaiga el sembiesibm. T. whoa were these ambiamims the hthte the CameraderthrChief, eadwhyshdlthMiM Wm eth la the thigelleruessreis be hearth eisrobstt The miltstthepmmlett♦ewe sad et the theme amid la the sole led he imply smith ape by the sable dab MI these ear bed peeethel him; W he amid slam Vl* kellehipt et edim dm • few short momthe to those who wen not Seamed to the este, hat who be was sore ware la their lordabipe' minde—he mint the troops by wham three greet viotorise bad been was. The Duke et Wallington me mid t, him that the British army in ladle came mow, be W opinion, to whet the Roma legions were than any troops he ever saw. That arsay had not demented. There had not be,. in ancient or modern Mowry scything aided warrior to what that array bad effected in the Imt Mimosa smooths. Lord DOUGH said he could not give a silent vote. Hs joined cordially in what bad teen mid by the noble lord who bad addressed them in support of this vote, The Earl of AL BBIIIARLE remarked that Lord Clyde had been more than 60 yetis in the service. He got Mita commission in 1809, sod he war prang at the battles dew runes, Bermes, Viatica, and Vittoria At the sive ed Sebastian be led the forlorn hope, sad received twe seam wounds, and at tbo eamage of the Bridge of Mama levee soda severely woueded. Their lotdsbips would ressimbra his services is the Crimes. Since he bed been in India be had compered Code and re-courerted India. In the comma of Chide De had dieplayed the most brilliant strategy that bad ever been exhibited with the exception of that diiplity ed in the campaigas of Napoleoe. Too often it bed been the practice of his predecessors to rely too much on the physical plisses of our countrymen, to oppose a hendfol of Bizians =alai myriads of Hindi.= sad coked mall bodies isst,bstterise position. But Lord Clyde bad 1‘..4 pursued that policy. He =mad a set, se it sere, over Clods, end he tonight all the lob Mat was in lt,with the exception of Ferom Shaw= de tepid. Heigeowed a tender =Mel to amid the waste of the blood al his man. Locknow had been taken twice, but there had been a lees swain of life then in say hear aka in India. Not ally was he chary of the Hat of his ea men, be wag also airy of the lives of the may ; sad " there west be so =aft hers" was the 'epeeist= that was attributed to him, ad he believed most truly so. The Noel of DERBY sa l he rase for the purpose el insetting a saga what had been loadverteettly omitted tress the list of officers whom names were astioned is Me vote of thanks—be refereed to Capitals Sotheby, rse tle= Navy. (Hear of i) With regard to the propriety the sass of the Governor-General la a sips/ate resolatiew, es had been suggested by his noble Mead, the ma thought soeurred to himself so stately that he proposed to sewed the regoistioa in that genre; but a loAlag to the course Mae lest year, he found that a precedent had been set fee the cowrie tow adopted, sad he therefore shadowed the cue aka had bees recommended by hie noble friend. He wee glad hie noble Mad adverted to the services of the troop la Li= If be bed sot done so Dimmed It was bet cease he had so wish to !seethes the address he made to their lordships. No one could 'appose that there was say dam is the part of any of their lordships to depredate the ageism averse which had ben Deafened co the country by the velour end brillisnt teas of the troops is ladis. The vote ea they agreed to, the ease of Captain Sotheby beteg added to the Hot of names mentioned. APPROPRIATION BILL. Tv Apporpristius 13111 was mai a Brat nitfit lard*lpa etlioursed shortly attar 8 o'clock. HOUSE OF OOMMONL—TavaseAy, Arm. 14. The &Ram tea die chair at Ibex o'ehxt, PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Maybe's sad Gin= Railway and Waage& Rail way lIMe were nods thkd lime and prowl The Rise Rest Iteihrey Company, Rine Bey and Faversimas Ream Mergers latossice), mid Wear Nevi piano and eunderlind Dinka Bills were ormeidored end ordered to be rend • third time. PRIVATB BILLe. On the motion et Mr. FITZROY, the following mole, gm wee agreed to Thee, in tLe ewe of sll private bills origins in the Rouse of Lords, tte itandieg orders be snspsdei; and that, on the larV re up of the mem from the emmoittres re suet bills, be forthwith reed the third time, or oosehkred and road third time, se the mwe PUBLIC BUSINESS. TB' NEW INDIAN TARIFF. Lord DUNCAN avian! to pat a garotion to the floadory of seats for Indic TM tat Gleans atail had brought ia forroalion that it won tomatiod to boy a sow mob of duties is India ; tbo lade showed • duty of 6 per war. as Mod cheater goods, add oa blab ma 40 per edat. In tabor maids& On %Dab' over It to found as ideation of flax, hemp, jute, or Mod; he thereon wished to haw whither it was In tended to levy soy typal duty as flax, hemp, or jut*, or day import duty oa Hoes taawanietatee, wad also whether three would be say objection to lay a copy of the tariff es the lan f_ Led STANLILT saki that no copy of the t.riff had yet meted this country wept one cf the draft which bad been had before the *relative council. Whet be received • oopy Ihe would lay It as the table. Thee we., at preent, • duty of 6 to 10 pee oat. ow line, manufattosee, aid so aspen duty of a per aut. es Ur, hop, aid by and be did cot ►elieve it wee heeded to rate bre. LIJNATIO AITLIIII ITIELAND) BILL. Is aiTsegr to Colonel Fanncn, Hr. WHITESIDE wild It was lateaded to withdraw Dr OFFICIAL CANDIDATES AT ELECTIONS. BOUVERIE begged to NB the Chutosiler of the ix shogun *beast the gentleenas who had lately annonecad Ideseelf IPA a Clintlidate to. Berwick earn therms who's same spewed in the foreign-office list of this year as sa unpaid attache at Vienna, and R so whether he still told that sp pcdntmest? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said it was tree that the rutlernan who did him the honor to sold hie as private monetary bad been attach 6 at Paris, and afterwards received pr.:make to Visas- he coecluded, however, that he lied not takes that anahMeest, sa he had since reeseined Ime smut him. He world sake inquiry on the subject. VOTE OF THANKS TO THE GOVERNOR- GENERAL AND THE ARMY IN INDIA. Lord STANLISY role to move the thanks of the house to the Indian saviors, in the tams aiven in our Lord.' report. He proceeded to notice the servires and the smite of tba prominent actors in the two years' shuggie,paying • +atm tribute to Lord Connie g, who , . labour, witty, and re sponsibdity, In the most difficult cirminotsnota, he observed, had hem gloat, and whose policy, whatever diferenom °piston :eight exist on isolated points, as a whole, had leen tamperer, humans, and wire. Re explained the reasons why Lard Harris, the Chevalier of Halm, had been omitted ken the rt., the °mimics being no slight offered to him, eel Iliesbering a want eulogium upon the late Sir Henry Weans, ha reviewed the military operations. He gam magialffied praise to Lord Clyde, to whom, he said, not a mistake or error In judgment had bean at nihilist, appointor , at to the chief ecenmead is India woo ma brow, to the ministry that had selected him, and he bombe ant into strong relief the nroatemasplemoos incidents to the movie= of the general einem sawed in the wee, sod some et ebrder amt ate kiag insider. I believe (con tinued his lordship) I have new gene through the lilt of those of whose names en ineletied In this vote ; sad it I have dons so with any saseesseary daeol, or if I have gone into details which are to some extant unavoidably dry, being limited to a mere asnatention of the priecital exploit. performed, I hope ihs howl will ftel that, stsecung hare in tha position that I occupy, I had • defy to pedalo in rela tion to these officers ouch I ioeki not again. (Cheers.) 1 cm anxious now, before I sit down, to explain beady whet is the mince* on which them votes have been framed. Happily, Mammas of gallantry, of devotion, and of military skill have not been rare. To recognise all these seperately sad individually, even la the case of officers bolding *owe navel, high and reeponsible sitratiocs, would, from the lax nature of the we, be lespeesinle. To draw a line, and amide who should be Meieded and who should not be la ded* would to say seas be • aotnewhat invidious ark. ▪ vewe whisk is sanctioned by precedent, and the mem which en tie whole appears the lead invidious ow that tea be lelleired, is Is telskse a test the military rank of las individual End the lespertmoe of the operations to which be has bra ewe* beisdiair, se re hays done hose, time who have lad the Wiper deal amused of a division. end who have else been setiveb , an- Wis e AM. (Bear, hea There is amether ebb* b th ee Men laid down by us is sileardag rams far this mete, awl I ebb to advert to it, beams It en miler lbe wider sere manse which woe her gulls ea soy NA errs la hem appeared. We bar ea Oast it el ibt la se her le the egenstior • of 1857, that IN to ISM Oi OWN lipliedlei gbh& wire within the cognitatesei she perareat sl the dir et the time wimp tie ler rib toe rime la ree taser, be it seemed to ea that= meld la tease breeprr, nothing m be old more Ira dr earieserreat in a matter of this kind to albasp to rem ant seperibly to alter the deciaka eta reek= seeterrar I 'mahout this, because there are one err ✓em whir, but for the at tasty of a limitation of fhb MA I dear very sir ly hew Included. Some of the sae. vier premed is 1867 by She Teddek Grant are of • arms err ray well excite the Wheal ride. Blr Petrick fear held as ire corerrl la ladle re, loos to the arrival al Lord Clyde ; bat bie woe wt ass ray armed is the lira dorsi soy pet st last per ; sad thriller thargh It was In et* Ids arts in ..Nisi. Near sees tly the sere brae aelbed, tat ma. e i tte we et Or 340 Ares, else earreded fier a Um is ; w the we el lbegedier Ohms. =lra whew I au leld u bigt=eltiy, se rim le sepliell the he.); et the isms ell* Mary Osaus,..;6 "— searet4 rest sissies sad ritteble eseree la am agesibbee asperel rear aid brace leak. Sr, mho ware be Or beer Air Is doe is these vibe re thin, It Is sot I thlak, the we sherd par sway from the oestreplatlnt ed Ms mar wither eserredsry tar serer of dr rads Orr, bor.) Operatbee life tire et she Ire It mars earl set be rev dared without a gnat sad larearleb lees el lib. Thaw. rarely re bee et the pare series la fhb our b ant sea witch yea csa reran by say aaseereel lest s thee N to podia to apply, errs,s •It I eierep ihe het sad breast efts re Mho pa no gme dome, wise at • pared of seettanbary didbaby dal S erasrdy arm draseaves, end who thweime =kw awe On wary serest of ink. Anse doom breve men who have fallen in thee ounpalgos there ere two whelk without upswing myself to the charge of invidious ness, L may, I think, be allured segosially to name. Major Modem of the Onidse—(cheer.)—in a short but brilliant vahmeareer. displayed every quality which is mandrated hyaWA4ateinavelry °Seer It Misdeed. There le nothing mere umarksthe then the variety of serviette is which be was r ev in V oie trots.. it t s ati s hirgiapaloymertiel with which he Sikh fanatics, then transterrel to the civil meek*, and labouring there u if ha had mimed all his life in It; thou agonising and commending the corps of Onkles• end, leafy, in the opera/loos before Delhi volunteering h r may miterpries in which life could be hazarded or glory fro remit kin erowded into twelve undid years the services of ▪ leeplths,end died with the warrior's mown. (Chum) Hs ellielued what wee no doubt to him the highest reward is the ceselteheiene of a duty nobly discharged, and the se seethes of ea arharbg military renown. (Loud cheers.) thr, the other imam/ (Seer to whom I wish to advert bore a mune in whisk we meet all feel a special and peculiar in. iment. the weeds of mine can add to the glory of the sheet Muer of Sir William Piet. (Cheers.) Sir William Peel kli• a name which was inseparably connected with the parliamentary history of his c tunny ; and it wee not, I think, without feelings of personal pride and personal plea sure that the members of ibis house head the news of his athievemen ts. (Cheers.) Ills career bad an untimely and. bear.) For his own reputation, indeed, he had lived lug enough—no future act could enhance that reputation • it is England, it is him country that hes cause to d.plore his lose. (Meer, beer.) The last resolution which studs an the paper is ens which I am sure requires no words of Noble to missemswed it to the house—l refer to the ockeowledg. meet of the valour, welt-devotion, and brilliant services of the tre-cornmiesioned officers a nd private &oldies-a." Never before, lelieea, was there roam; more brallient, newer was there goiter energy or eedursoos. (Cheers). I had intended to Oxhide In the vote—l imagined that the words as they stood would cover them—the awakes of the petty officers, seamen, non-oommissioned officers, and matinee employed with the naval forte. (Cheers.) 6ir, I think that if thee of this country pay, as I believe t h ey do, one and all, hand low rich and poor, honour and respect to the onuses of the ?Leah troops, that honour sad thatrespct are act paid umeely conaideratiou of the retake wide& the courage of these tromps bee soltiewel—are act paid merely because we feel that to them w owe thip seelosation of oar power in India, end the enhancement of oar milltiv... .ops latiesaktroed—batsiois i for olterand . desperremoss, we feel thet them Alas aiming* and endurance which have be es y d.splayed in ate operations of the war are qualities which lie at the very root of ear national cha racter, 04 that d they ceased to furor put of the national ohmmeter, riot ably the military glory, not only the poser shoe *breed, bat she honour, the independence, the safety— nay, the very existence of this gnat and world-wide empire, could no lower be for a single day ware. (Cheers.) Sir, without farther rommeat, and regretting that I rhould have detabred the bones so long, I beg to move the resolutions which eland on thepepw. Lard PALIIIISTON reconded the metier, rejoicing to lake part in a daty which, he observed, vomited a welcome chases from the enUmary amends, of political costroverey. Hs solaced the f = r i e bi s stowed by Lord Stanley apes tie and gallant officers named in the tre,r isima welllng espeolallzon the demotes, image, wi= sad moderation die* throughout a period of pare and protracted n ick by the Governor-General, lord Canning. Attridge' to the teceetrarily restrictot note of the vote, the noble lord notked the many ac's of gallantry sad the admirable fortitude and courage digitated by a whole elms of badividuals of wham parliament could take no sake —namely, the civilian Button residents of both *ems In India, when might la the terrible storm of the revolt. Sir DE L EVANS rose to offer he sincere thanks to the noble lord (Stanley) for the admirable manner in which be had spokes on this subject. (Hew, hear.) He did not look upon this as a mere ceremonial—it wee a matter of great Im portance. He ventured to sey that thane was nn honour which could be conferred upon the military and naval forces of Ude country, which they would more prize than the v.,to of thanks of that hews. Lord J.ltttlfißLL might perhaps be permitted to add his voice to the veto now before the hoar. Be had been tra, to her the noble lord (Stanley) speaking of the lb. Goren:or-Gnus, of India and of the ofiloere who had acted with him in the recent rebellion. He did not intend to lake the noble Ica through his speech, but be world say that he believed that there neer was a greater sorties by civil and military cars than had bar and by these asses In India ; there never was a graver danger—sever a more complete room (Hear, bear.) It wee fa trey respects more wonderful thus their victories M Sommer times thew. la hirer time we had to err tribes furnished ably with their own arms, knowing only their own modes of warfare. But In this ore we had to meet as army armed sad deciphered by eareelvee—the arrow bed faded been issehered freer van wisp. (Her, bear). Whether the beer looked to the bffenelve or the defensive operations, it wield Sod them charactetised by .the greatest ability sad sneers. He (Lord J. Rimed) woad hardly have risen, had be not thought there was one thing not to Sad fault with, but respecting which there steer t to be an omission which ought oar that occasion to be made good. It INS this, that while the great empire of India had been preserved to us by the ',bailie* and devotion of those at the heed of affairs there, and of their suberdiestes, we ought to be thankful that during the struggle we had bad the amidance of the most illustrious and distinguished native. of India. (Her.) He mentioned this became, whiks we bad every reason to rejoice in the triumph which had been obtained, he remembered the noble lord In or of his speeches had pointed out the dangers which might yet happen here after. It had been .mid by Lord Idecontay that " our empire in India wee neither an empire relying wholly on force nor wholly on opinion; it was a mixed empire founded both on force sad *Onion." He (teed J. Russell) treated that the sails lord who hid shown himself so well sae to perform thy duties of the position which he had, would, now that these military triumphs were at an end, prove himself egmaly sueortshil in gaining the good will el the natives of India, ✓d so strengthen our errors in that great country. (Hier.) Mr. V. SMITH regretted that the name of Sir Patrick Grant had not been included In the present vote. Recipe cater the sentiments of admiration and gratitude impressed by Lord Stanley towards the disiingulahed public garments reeationed in the list, the right bon. member adverted to arse' others who had richly corned the honour of treks form parliament, though they bad not survived to receive it; sad, with reference to the late Sir Merry Lawrence, stated that lbe government to which he bebutted had selec ted him r proximate Governor-General of India if anything had happred to Lord Canning, under the conviction that he wee la Al resift the best fitted to cape with the difficsultke of the peed arias. Colonel ORTH and MT. Know n° having Welly spoken, Mr. VANSITTART thought that the Nam of - Egy should receive some mark of distinction from the conatry f ur the aerates be had rendered in transponingour mops acmes the deed. On one occasion he transmitted two mgitnemte of cavalry, baring drat royally entertained then at Cairo, and at vufooa firms had hdlitai el the Vanish of large bodies of oar Iffir troc r . CODRINGTON coiled attention to the eye of Nejor-General Johnstone, commanding at Jellundar. Neglect of duty bad been charged against that galleatofilver, but on (aurae being made to tbeCoreinander•in-Chisf,Lt rd Clyde made the following report : "It is ender that Glee ra Johnstone was impressed with a eirt , ng sense of duty, std acted to the beat otitis ability. file military character, therefore stands err and unsullied, and the utmost of which be eon be accord is an error of judgment. The Com mseder-in-Clitef is of riVniou that en atonement is dee to Mee another are of hardship was that of Maiir-General Winner, whose name would have been in.-bidet in this het vole of thanks but that the vote _woe pour on the 15th of Februery„ while the Com miwider-in-Coirf s despatch wen& rit gjustice to him did not arrive in Eogland soul the litb. Genets& Windham was mooed in command to Lord Cirde. In the despatch of De cember 20th that noble lord acknowledged diet General Windham heed been placed In a position of great difficulty, sad culled o pe n the Goverwer-fienssaLtoghrolds. and good offices to that raker. Ujati this the 87.= Cleneml limed an order to the effeEthat General Windham's reputation, se a leader of onoplenone bravmy end cordate., had loot nothing by themoiesion of hisnarsafroto Lord Clpie's tlerpatcb--an omission win ch that noble lord regretiod,wldwid• ing that the Oovernor-General would ricotta taking underno tics thediffienitiee under w hich Geo. Windham hail been placed. He (Sly Codringtoo) was of opinion that If these de spatchea had elms home in time Genera Windham would not now be without his vote of 'links • ea he mold hot but regret that that officer rhotild sc ar from what was manly an unfortana.• occident. Re coecurted in nay word which had been said in praise of the noble Coutormdar•La- Chief in India. Colonel BYRES, is on old fiery officer, a charactw of which he felt proud, deemed ft his ditty to call attention to the Denims and loyalty of the Bombay sod Madras srmies. Although mainly compos d of Eajpoo's, Brahmins, and high-dais blue.ulniass they bad fought Manly spitted their kinsman, and had crusted every temptation and solicitation to desert. He hoped that this vote, comprising se It did Enropeon end native troop., might be taken as an eamsrat of returning confidence; as without native troops it would be imi °nib's to govern India without at the some Ems beggar log her dormer. The vote@ wen the tueimonaly *great to. FOREIGN HELATIORP. The CHANCELLOR of =a EXCHEQUER—Dining the eilsoralloi Nish hat jest terminated I remind a cies- Meadistiss from the fiesnlory of Stout foe Foreign ANdes, fil oath* list It would be eagetrlvo to m a patio team= otelmasal =Sim to oar Isrolga moo post poned mat lineday ant. Ng =lib hind lon =ado a Salts onasineenent In =St sr glom I beg thesis= to poop= my stelonsint ou the imb j eot main Mulls, and. EXCHEQUER BILLS (13,277,4401.) BILL. nod a third time end pornd. CONSOLIDATED FUND (APPROPRIATION) BILL. Oa the order eir the third reading, Or H. WILLOUGHBY *nisei what had ba oso odds vote of 8,0011,110P1. tin =oust I.e ths Crime= WEI% H• be.. Eon= that row whom about 6,0110,0001. bed bees bat he =demi to got leoso =paint= tespeothig u rr k e. B S NORTRCOTII =phi= that the ma =paid= or noroadkroll eat Otis osto 11,4011,00/1. 111 , mhos 1.111111.110/L rembrillito leweeneret lea. ell that had =this nerd eaS w HS podia (.401400 0 t.) hwleg bees seatadered r As aosemet with the !wash gosantas= areas dad maw t" =amp= whoa this. hathen rated rho Woes wadi how ! M o ahe wto tho • CONVICT_ PRISONS ABROAD BILL. stn reai . thfri MANSLAUOIITZIL BILL. TM Lords' satendrosets to 'Withal were feather easuldersd, sad were adopted, while others were rajerted. RECREATION GROUNDS. BILL. The Lode tunesdaseate were remade/nal and agreed to. LUNATIC POOR (IRELAND) BILL. Os the motion of Nr. WIIITISID4 the order of the day for the eennetttal of this bat via reed asd disceirged. SWEARING JEWISH MEMBERS: Mr. WAl.POLB,''''''' to notloe, tae to call the at tendon of the house to the report of the select committee on the Jews Act, end to move the resolution recommended thwein. What the committee proposed was that on the fourth day—that wee the day before the bug- Hams of the session was opened by the speech from the threme—the house should at twelve o'clock, when it rest, proceed th pass a rerolatioa, annblisg say amber of the Jewish persuasion to take iota seed on waltscrlbleg to the re quired waist, but canittleg the weeds to whisk he enterteised a conscientious objection. Hy this mesas they MOW have a full attendance of members to dimwit end de cide the Tuition, while the Jewish toombor not be deprived of his petal/re of taideig ide seat and 'anticipating In the cameral business of the home as moo se he plesred. The right hon. gentleman omeladed by moving a resolution to that effect, which he said he would afterwards mom be mai* a Wending order. The resolution wee put and carried unanimously, and was afterwards smile a standing order. OFFENCES AGAINST THE PERSON. TM ATTORNBY - OBNERAL roes te ;.;;;61eave to bring In • bill to ooneolidate end amend the statute law of England snd Ireland relating to offences widest the permed This end revee other bills to emend the mature law were the tent of • wire of bills amounting, In the whole, to one hundred and fifty, which were in • forward date of preparation, end which, if approved of by parliament, would oseeplrte the consolidation of the attire statute law of the United biagdom. At this period :of the session, and of the pediment he felt reluctantly withheld from submitting to the Immo any detailed statement of the intentkes of the ' government on this Important subject. He would merely *breve that after 310 year. of Inertion—efeee the efforts of SO swot our greatest lawyers sad statesmen had failed, the late governmett, in pursuance of certain proposal. and at the Statute Law Completion ' ten ntave. pre =aby Lord Crenworth, undertook th e commtherment of the leek. These bills were aresaged with great pains by some of the Ant lawyers sad statesmen of the country, and were hatrodeced foto the Home of Lords sad theeth that house to 1866. The ate Salicitor•General them' is this house in 1867. but their P'olltwili wet LemrapMd by the dirsolution of parliament. Last weeks the home was so occupied with other beeinme that it wee found Impossible to being them forward; but early this ear 'ion be (the Attorney-Omni) was prepared le lay them on the labia them them it was thought that while omathea dog the Motets law of Eogland, it would be as well to at tend the coneondatlon to that of Inland. With the able se sisteurce of the Attorney-Omer.] for 'lreland; and • the kb' Solicitor-Gement for Ireland, now* learned ledge, thee. bills to mired and eonalidate the criminal and statute law of England and Ireland were prepared. He now boned to lay them on the table, and he hoped that early in the new pediment they would become law and result is an entire oemselidatien of the law. Mr. WHITEISIDE;Iid that it would be more conventest In order that there gentlemen who were interested In the subject should be able to examine them, that the seven bills which were finished should be prin.ed ; but there wire two others also, the Procedure Bill and the Puniehmuit Bill, which laid down the puniebment for each offence, which were not Ins condition to I e judged of, and he:would, there fore ssy that In the latter bill it was proposed to abolish the punishment of death in about tea Instances, sad mediae apital punishment only to treason and murder, sad in Ins tead conspiracy to murder would no longer be a capital efkince. It was Intended tot only to amend and consolidate but to assimilate the law of England sad Ireland, and also to abolish capital mtniahment in all oases except treason and murder. Leave was given to bring in the bill, and seven other., and they were ordered to be read a second time on Monday. Rib iinttiltgant. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Aran 14. (Before Mr. Conualesicen Peas.) IH6B HALL.-111 ME BALL AND WALL. The bankrupts in thia ere were the notorious Henry and Chalets Hall, eolicitors, of New Boswell-curt, whose or tilleams were wholly refused and the protection withheld, but who contrived to evade punishment by getting a limited ptotection, on the pretends of appeasing sealer the lodgment ot the Commission, r. The rasenow care before the court on a question raised as to the posowaioa of some returner, in cluding a life polky of tAIN., which bed been deported by the bankrupts with their sister, Mir Hall, es security for a ken of 914 f. Mr. Beer. Mr. Hennas, and Mr. Plows, tem rented the different parties in the ore. His Honour odd the assignees claimed the proceeds albs policy (the parson Insured being dead) as being M the An sad Mirror of the butkropte, sad no notice of the ads ea had ►eta eves to the oaks. After looking Into annereas ores, 114/011 it sae ear* reelble to reconcile, the war bed ores to the marlasion that the debt wee not In the re puted oviership of the bankrupts at the time of the bank ruptcy. The preferable tight was with Mir Hall. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Anut. 14. (Bain Mr. Commissioner Idarpisy.) IN AZ JOHN WARI[LTT. . . .. This Ice*lent, a lieutenant In the Royal navy, en half pay, whose cameras before the court on a tartan occasion, a for adjadmatioe. i r l Efargood append for several creditor,. The isro!vaat gave up some property for his creditors, end had previously executed en singninent en behalf of rams of the creditors, who had scorptscl the same. Oa the orignal 'merlin, other creditors attended from Pembroke, and in formed the court that the insolvent had made an errangetneut with them to eat aide 201. a year out of his half pay ; they wished tb know whether it would be carried eat. 'They were told that if any portion was ash aside, tt would be &landed wooer all the auditors. The amendment required having been Bled, Mr. liargood modems applicationwith reetect to this balf-pay. The timeless:4 had 1971. a year, end did not expect to rise higher. Be bad • ',lfs sad daughter to support, aad bad bad Blase in his family. Mr. Lewis (Lewis and Lewis), the inaolvent's attorney, sold there could to so doubt that his daughter and himself bad angered sickens, from the fret that there wen about a darn peens, contacted with the medial profession men &load in the schedule. Mr. Commissioner lifurpby was not disposed to touch the half•pay. There was property in the case, and the creditors bad better wait and see whet was realised. The application respecting the half-pay could be renewed. The insolvent was ordered to be discharged. THB POLICE COURTS: MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Rickard .dsklytcoad, a gentlemanly-looking young man, was charged with the following assault Mr. Themes Neale, of 28, Tennison-streee, York-road, Lambeth, .rid he was ou the pavement with many other per sona in St. James's-atreet, viewing the arrivals at the Palace on the occasion of the Drawing-room Levee, when the de hindoet who, with a companion, had been ordered out of the cerriegoway by the police, pushed h‘coself spinet the penple ea the pavement—cue of whom was a young girl. Way was made for the defendant and the other to go through to the Tear, bat they, insteed - al doingsa. toil( theirlams of time who had moved, end the ghl and some ladles near befog much Inconvenienced, remonstrated. lie (complainant) didso likewise, telling the defendant and his o , n:wanton it use ha ' genttemsnlyto push about a girl unable to pro•ert herself, upon ' which defendant, making him if he could protect I, nu k him a violent blow in the face, and on him patting op his umbrella to ward cff a second blow was strut k about a dozen Ono', end in the ecuMe consequent on the affray his hooters were split at the knee, and his umbrella case wee Edema Oaken, Esq., of Tyseesoutb, Janice °lithe Peace foe the 0-tufty of Devon, who said both the porde. were steer strangers to him, coolirmed the evidence as to the as sault, adding that he had seen the daintiest rudely push a lady, to whom he (witness) had given plea. Tb. &deadens said he sad Ms Moot were sorely walking eking the attest when they were pushed agues& the people sad dares upon the footway. He might have ken pushed against a girl, bat complaisant was eimesively reds, sad ratted him a blackguard, raising at Se me se thew Me um- WI., for which he certainly gave lihn a User, end then several Mows were dealt es both sides. Mr. Biagio= said macho( this was to be eseribed to the 'swum with which people poem forward in a Leaden show. Tame bed has evidently math puthing and semealglog for favourable posltleme, sad tome rash language made use el by the oomplat. He should Sae the defendant 20e. Cempleinast wasted to know what recompense he wee to have tar the tsar la by trousers. Kr. Bingham asked whet was the smount of damage. Complaisant la said 30e. ; but to Me. ham thought 10s. would pay dnedraw them, and awe that sum; which, with the in,, was lame- Iliehely paid. TR! ORMIAND FISHIIIY.—DRMAR, APRIL 13. —The 1011rer-Aniaber Narwhal, Oep4sts Damian, arrived ben hoot Otesaload, wl h 3,000 Pea., meets the following wwwole :—Aeliws, with 400 wale; Aide. with 700; Lady nabldyn with 900, oat Aprima, with 400, ell of Pets , boat Itealatbiss, repot 44 to be tins, sad to have loot Uwe Rftte. The Oettru4.ol Ball, which wee stove, wee Wit to have the w►Wee up to Re , l mar. CAdvertisernest.3—Enieo (fIowczoTATRIC CRT -111.11 Cocos.—Ttls mimetic's eta prat*. Ile ISM speelene tie use of hooneopstw mss. I. wow ems abesaee War sup lose loos tem ANISd 01k5i04444 41444 mai Pm , troll pereldses. Peneeor4 er tem respeosoomo wi l d ese our awed stlosolloo tee tole tee *Odom ereoosood 110.• nor etalis• 4 42' i boo Jm . 04 ip a• a r n . , 044444 arm% IEARKB2S. TATO t . COTTON.—LmisrootAtava 14.—n0 ilia a cisttos estimated at TALO tole. ne fount Ms bon TM QUltt. sei sot is favour of Ma h....-. WOOL AID WORDS= —Banorom Aran IL—Very few Ina. adkatt la grog lao . o . V . e . lace chain tho mak oe today. Pam bars mot way. tat of loos mars attpedlloa tamale.. The stock of wool La Ow ilisaally is DM Man. sad Imo Naas we ow b acme oated. la wanted rasa treale 0. 1 1.110 1 . ine Aim maim/ ardatea coo Vat rut Maw in Ow vary Ea& Patesangalls are. aaddocks IN pmillft mai tao MOW. ts GM= Uwe Is se *lns lo 11.0 e .• 10 L. bar .04 aa• dared to order. Paw goo& aro not to M ball "Mod am orate bad glemtoildy Om. 0011W.—Bnuiriamme Aran It—.At gkossider rid W mutate ea sae ask she man's wade Man dall si dm 111111110 y airte =mak. lady Mal dliaeult to dances ad la kaasal4. OAS IS diumaL Masud Peas gnaw a. dam Sway ?mast "4 mask War Mew ..lamal been ebaahaad tor Ihe vim. mirkie. iabbas ma& Dom limb WM Mom Wm daame OW mnaltmea At Wane, .OM mat alien =nag al mama sad If WWI Is Ar w timater IMO man& At thl. dna% MM. bat Seirclade mlnakeldala mid wanly at ma an,. want at ra emeis. atta undies dannowarda. Wass Ws an sow& nadpinelanlayasharylems. _ _ *ovum Ana /16.—• far groptiet slid, eo n 's War etisa• essimmeid Issep. Mem so emessabie. ire' Yet walls beremimmsese ; Sore um • Sir Modem tar vett Wheal beil.as t. pee •sola . r. 3.• to W.: M. Is Neeley, Ie• to 4•• 716. to 41hl 461 PIM. Us. le lir liesr, Iss %GPIs Pert,' ait"cisestra. Arm 11—Our erarkst tat iambi was well attests& • bat met • talr Isla at as whore et la P. titmt , , , :: 6 = I a-it= Irked hat to p • nes mar% bet la tb• Wines , rairesm• quateliketot tbls day mobilo& woes MN Ws quattillut. oat% mid oatmeal nisi kik with w easillat• Nowt . Ann IL—The market ••• Mho' gra NUM at lbw best quaqty vole frin Is. ba 2. oars Qua k mut Olbee bode grabs ettutibtld et meat WOOL teriClT. Aran lt—lfle Ind modest:a wanly al ettist. was morally dimmed et •• adraaaa ot Mt bk. flt. ...h t tei••• km. rose. teetheet sub teak. b•••• FR Mumma. Arm. 14.—Tbe espial et mats • Watt Si. Weds:. Si tomer peleg m ft•Wr i ent be Nos Wormoas. Amt. 11—Wo him to& so sehoirot &alio Ole &ft Botorday, soot era looplios Ws forma Ws halt looltot to Ile so team The midtown or the Ind few this 5........111111111.4 No has to do koOkood am Odosabio lot= dew le *boot sad eons. at an sti rs M M. Tort ilort.7 and oats. oo woll so &or, aro Yr ben tor moo am& MR so tomosetions emosopoot hove token pima ollhor folio& ---ta tiso se a-nu . tyler W • Viallincibt= ll. itnielleor 1,443 AIM MLA, Z • . . 141. Leh • me . 1110=. re preeineliaer . sl . As s uniutizbm eueemed as the tem e• Ups lid. eh NI whys; yew,. eh on top. end ed. op es memo; eele ht. he ea top. nod ye ea anew • bone ears 1 tes. sod ii. 21 2 ,2 Immo. 'ma mats, Nz....--w4-.741 togs. id.; ete. Id. to Mc ; _. U. so Mc ed. ; ' /Da. OA to 417 — *meta al top -eshshr Mum Whir. Mae. ; eel% Mita ; banes NOM. GATT Ll-11awciur. Aram L—Tlids bet ems sot ee heaseed ea see hire mein It. The oboe re *ate wee very modeeets. ma U.S prim roe Wet rhenties mead MO. lbw rhos helm llelheeffenees led *see of se the esatettos• The bone rbose nee the • my poor Wean Rash rood ealasels were rue mere% Mal MINI he* Rte. , gm ems. Aria IA—T o mete el ele Ilis meestrai i : dAet, hobs 1011 snore than hot weelL e s. heed teed les asi =l . lll . em s dorns from la to:t w o . 0 t eed i pm eblee: let. Weems top Woe, INA ; current gelec_ol. NM am t m i t pit lb. At the does • deereame not amid Theeel= rate nerirel Weer are 7 , 0. berm 23 he Um hel rather dull. sad Mille alscreilee 10 mien. Weentiee serme. llllM semot top. 7e. Pd.; orrnent ;elms. 7s. to h. 114 t_ seel th fowler. from 6e. to 6c tsl. tar Unterlol non. red . t• hs. 61. rer Imparts' ghee. Teen ram. la the Oil ; tet ceche, 76 ; Ir. aitu., Iti ; gad. MOM! WM • ORESBL—Bausatas. Area 11.—At cior . bar masa bad today oboe was sober a abort twig. put that :4 beat quality ; tad Mau was ..ly aMa marina boors d.•lea Tim pla to: dar.t sample wars talent* pa 4 osd W wen ttlopoW le at. s *lvan°, of la. to k pot Mk, bat lilt lad y far atm and .time was melee ANL mg a dolma Mower, had • Mitt maw s. = doae n alloy to la • coward& ter. 10 Ka; tat 1 NIL to Um.; Ye Oblast, UM. to TO. free aw► TRAFFIC RETURNS. saiswars. NON Ito Mir. Total. Ital. GM. sirs dream. Me. UAL Wait done Mel 3. 1 • Mea•gailia —.— VT A Ho OS WO 1.118 4.136 MB W isib taaa4r .iraiiii i a . lalmelse .. 771 181 1111 1.171 Odiali .. testid: b riar m ar tad Itlodestaars UM 3.703 GUS &MI Wait =pet & Joaeston 11=es ts Wain 2ll 91 139 111 274 Metes aad Kam West was' 119611 9. Wstarlard sad Mamas Lmdcadarry sad koalstWas W 111 417 111 J j Issas sod Sallymiat us 07 073 &WO Wet MsaMrs .... ...... Nat* Mama . . lissai.ed laitiii lO 111 111 114 71 raj= 2i4 . 11 4ii . 4 i 7.: :: 1 ;1 1 1 1 &T 1 •A 17 NI LI 8 w Awa Is. g.,w..1=/. wwww. sal k Milli . UM, . „ —..„ _ — 1,904 1.197 1115 Na A ....... 144 1.144 1 4 11.111 S.M4 .. „ &WI In 1.143 LIM MOW ............. ...... sal . IS MO 4.4 1.513 1.841 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. MeV, Cannel Moe% area 1.c.201in Volk% port, which nu Winded on she Okla 11411, %inn et Web Kim on lee fhb cf leboaty. begin boneedoWt part of tee mono iris mite, noel of it in dentsiel otioase-11ellss. none 17. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Assarastb. from Mauritius fur Luaus, Yalu I, lot Ma, MI las N B. Be aka pimp) trout liauderlaad for illuagbae, ha., la Daman. Bud o Avon, from C.leatta far Lorain.. Wash LIM II S. If W. Cazopl.ll. fr Bombay for Leado.. Much W, lot a If, Ice IS W. Cflimt(barqw), from Bombay for I.lvezpool, wrtt►h 11. lot II N. is SI w: " • - ESsnli!.trtm Louisa for Barbs& es 23 dam Minh 10, Ist 2S SC X. loalet W. George Bradford (bargee). all well, let 30 PO N. los 111 W. Heeduvw from W. oblige, Fet.. 111. bt 14 P. low 7 W. lielteb. from 133mbay foe L/wrpool, Feb ll.lst 17 11,104 7 Z. Thom.. Brodie:balk, etandwg vontb, Aprll9, let 411 !I, los 7 W. lediern ere, from Liverpool in Itio de Jeseiro 63 drys, Numb 1111. let 4 49 34, los II 14 W. WIT Eagle. man Liverpool for Support, 'Weil 11, let 10. 14111 21 W. Wa Cbsadkit, ITO'S Besituy to FaLsoosll, T. 24, Lt 31 II A terrible collision hastaken place on th. Ohio rivet, between the steamers Nathatiel Holmes, bound from Pitts burg for St. Loins, and the David Gibson, from New Orleans for Chniensti. The former gush instantly, sad the latter is a few minutes. Forty-two Nees were lost. Tits night was dark, wad the wind was Montag violently when the collision oceamd, and it is supposed that smoke ob scuted the lights, ao that neither pilot saw the approaching boat anti! too near to prevent the &ardent. Ths Holmes was cat into Mews, and sank instantly. The Gibson swan recut and wee ran for tbe show, but before teething it she soak. the cabin fl oating o ff . The Holmes hada large num ber of passengets, moot of whom were eragrante to Pike's Peak. She went down in the middle of the river, and nearly every perms between decks was drowned, while many of thaw is the cabin were also last. [Advertisement.] HoLLowAT's PILLS AND O .—Prat se o...sc.—hi the spew easy assacww. otherwiee roma talk , healthy. often .ti ff or from emoted bps.reeeh olemlek sod blotches All sufferers tr. ro toot, eau...ate led their et/Pehmarie earl comfort both retort m the we of Holloway's preivArstl"os, whit* mor be wed without fru, a, nothing to the Ointment eculd iroure the mom delicate sells lambing la U. Pills mold disarms w,rh the mose Stehle coartnuU.n. Tie Ulm meat immediately cooly, no I ',lima the Irritation; the. Pigs posit, tha blood: hot , wen euergetkaVy no the cum woos funetkate. The, Ilkesko set the digest i on to oriel . . • t the stAoseb. cad nem'ate the hirer cad Welw ; then dlawde r =l: teem from the homier as the dieflenniamats &pre from the Mks BIRTHS. MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BltTlie. BLOT A 11—Aprll 10. at Gloom et.ttrtsee. 117610•Park•gartlett. wife of & banana lea. of •C. ORESTEIL—Apre I& al flatland ate. theltre of H. amt.% Ettl..ol • deadest. BETTII&IN llTlN.—Apitl le at Eaoloath, the wife of IL V. fru them Tea, et • tenubtee. XAVIIIL—AOeII 11, at Ketuasetoweate the wife at Yalu T. Mayas. dawn. I.llll.—Laill 10, at Fordltor, Don:beta. Ileti wile et Ma W. We Mc of &d emean. og IlitZlL—Aprll 10. al Tambeldge Wale, the elle .1 the Be,. J. 111.&. et • eeet. WALIZIL—AprO 11. et Oasepdenerm lleadaitee. Ills w if e of Mr & Welker. et sem MARRIAGES. BIN II sr—iiiinrwrr.—A•i n g It , at bm R. Norasser, La.. Net. am aims. W. Noorbold. om. .114- saw. 4, , dasikte One; In, 41tzt Yortillro. DIINDAS—ATINIIIIOII.—Atra k I3 I I ot No pail* tear* of M w. 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