The Express. — London, England, 1858-05-01 00:00:00

resole WWI', row opium the propel= Omega= woven el 4 44 4 it bear involve, and th e new which the inverses= wee about to ?an at se sympathy with the led Wei Coin e nt i. tbeia Wee& 11. thought ta 1833, as be am, th e yrressmeet of la= should be INK , VMS • bat tho lids crognsisi the doable gores mar nes eery, thaw • ewes= was introduced to * not voted ea either semis..7l7ll2== r .d heme coald have bets right ea bath waseigas ; beit hod =ea wow oa to= (A bask) They enghnth.Ms aro t. mg, u l na ad wee ressell le l my laKa was, " the essperth's ' ith ' le star, " aad It were e lm owns and aw pawner pithy to =eft that ammo IS taking azat parr etas rummy. The hour bed pawed= to was by a p.m.' is meariesey that it manahled lees the w g am ey as Ova this the mead= of a arfrabal. (Hem, la-) Ties wee one pram is which he should ✓e* haw. erre Pen Yr Ithasety's goveremer. He arid Moe a th ew, heap they barbered the gerremest of fallo to the rows, whether if they tor that rep Way ash apes WIWWIN W obligations aid liabilities of tbs baba mown= He hexed the owinistee =aid per that perm rue. our it r sepseedd the eacurity of , Sib NI a ywessess Ilsr the eimiwo of hest If the mum if , wee mat gellialeat to are the expowature of Islao, were they to p three • a s die this sewnery ft poet the delleissey I' (tel= e to That wee p ur ple of thin imposer sewers ; and be area Jibe lime a Abair • errs to it Pr her Midway's prernenest. Could *ey isspe dot Halitaty if tbry erig the gorremest at lase hem as Sir leas dempenm ar g to the the mown f If as WNW of hes wad or onareet ray totheeditere be the oak marry. awl Pada eileimee, wore the yeagia at kis as-try to mat pad ths dellehmay ? Wie to the pew" le Ilbelbrea of • imam who kited la =Yto be lab be the dere artelie adhere I That ea r r. esthipes Hurls of the position of this with nye= to the ~ones of todia, V Way eaw.ad the govermrst of that oteagy There was shady • diadeasy of 1,0110,000 L ha the =Boa mane to with. That thicleacy wee an Maly he dimbish, bet 6 wad • poke ef the sewer of the wean of Isla we swath to faiL The 144144 4124 year was ad lEt wa le : • weak w i t r e : bon d i r ,a : 4 1 MUM Try this mar so liptem _ it emenwo at of die The .ice dig wee to be E nt ere was the tem= Ilettel pesearkswarf 1 111111 W Wild as pork of opium lbsta it might be pews bye irestmer, ha dim Of tame th iwe would am wed of the mesthely of ihs lan India Conaway flookko, VWe at moos' the reepameibility of the thmerament at lad= be did sot =Neve that is mend eary preernmsea =gbh be alb be mans= the tra la e`. bee of In sewer diorsolsw is that boom (Hear. been) He Wired thr law tams bed 'beady pre is risks adverse to tbe esmoway, brit aa to the fegrity of the meeepoly et at =trade. sad at et the widernedes of the Pry with (He, se.) At a erre, he bared the sae of the fret oilers et the treehe of the govermint word be the lass of the spier hie, wash assented te 1,00,0001. Hare ass wee it harlotry weer 11,1100,0001., - iced the gam gas re, by whine wee to to be met ? Th• Ire met Cforawito of as lizehrpor, es to Judged hem whet fell her Me as a knew reries, shred the we brim Mai be (Mr. Hommow) supreme& seemly, that It weird Miami* bar M he bare by the ef ale =wry ; sad if that we so, haw keg the pee* alf Reeked sedan sash aszatics t (Es-) ?sr ibb inns he wee mat deeiroas that they _te . ilisse lasdi Isl eelket 2_ ll.." :hkra i" Je l i t a i= i r ks ould Te r f:l C itgr i t 10n.... rig 'M.P. than if they *Kap as they war -d the v nat. Mr. DO R rid that the time we. ere whom the crasera i r India =es sot sag s t be tra=d it te r. tr ism arews. not nada be ma ladeptaileal council chosen he their cop= wk sad Powledp d bra He did net think that as Hoek of Cassias was to to legislate hr ladle, kook Wiwi aelLsew weld be ask the bakirikidl of parties. Cored /MS mgr. ew peaker= fer sitt e he ladle mar we. that NM = had hem foe the r=egald am= and 97 kw the etherien Obrietterty Is Ladle; end an these mg= ware Imo= to the wives of Ina% who leaked ups the amp if gervuesst se the wear to be employed far mayb sr awe ebbe= Kr. WIrLD slid that tho e white bad bade Merced by the ham member kr Drew' (Mr. Harusee) really atesmatel to Ws, that the growenumat of the crows would be Ming epos PM a delielowey. Do if the gown meld of the enestry itesamid, Ms dielblesoy would still inlet, and is gene wiry menother the delleienoy would fall apart tole couniry. He &sag= indeed that thia wea • moat epptates• measet kr • Ysaeiw to the mown. It would be asmessey he sellie the thin of the N d the Sikhs, _I errp wa ourbad hiss is as This was a KithLa= the =ma .4Y de be sew coldly than the ram Conway. . Kr. GLADSTONE-la the few obeervethwe which I am pre to sake I wink to pay .11 ire reaper r the arguments el my . tight bah. king the Chendier d the /thasigerr, sad is admit thet he • eery pod ewer de two &vi gor milli have WWI pier la its banes our have esatere le as gram of doe, ler is _ls seitherie is a pest depot to the remit of th e greemerwt hems as repair to the mews. Ide ast. ateil bird te enter at here lie the pithy et the pietism whisk in- Yak k eao Vida the breath et the prang el this war Mae paws It &Merl to weer apse wltipelliriallak. Set I MA to advert le tolls disk is Se kayo se the emitistas , ned the g o o ea eirrilsw to a diaseby ematelel **en weeder ie wash so yet he. ettwasisd Lit. or wake oleo Maoism et the amoolOworofth• boa= but width immil Meet• geed deal K their =ion before the yhe• dam primer or my obit pintWilwe are matured We Ibe Age el as ast of parlimaent. In =prat to the hems etas enters, I ass bound to my that it Is me to he vallOwsitely drawn. In the Met pima', 177„7 paw to make the ate that the powers of the company are aide todwhs by kw, as If that were the MOOD, and the ale rear= why ire steam (Flag to bring it to a termination, whams, se we all lam, to has rim whatever ea • reams for bringing it to a IsmisWei • although it may be • per fectly good tamer to {Mee w ho sight object to interface out of regard for channel rights. The reeult I. that we 'nut to be purporting to do that by the nottutioo which we are really ant about to do. I met madine that it wows to me to to • perfectly sound criticism which bee Mon mede by the =other for Abram with re to the we of the tern " gwerament" ia this readaties Aad It is is mower to my that this word is wed la that moaner le the bill of 1653. If an Mooned word hopper to be mod in an act of parliament that is is owes why se abeeld =ate a sew embarrassment for early by sew iblibith to me that insectaria' word, and is app meli e tz u t l• tenor the that which we on am prig lean herlimist el Ilse are at this mom= =der the WY NOMEMEt it the mows end the only turf which cm be Mop/ es *poi them is that they are not ad= the =mi. eilildba el the mown. TO= sir, I man wad= I see eill =se oblalle• to the coactudieg wade-_"i an= shit On ibilell caperbanbace of the whets empire may hs plated Mier ea WNW, =thorny." Well, sir. is Moe a** OEM week k is pink that yoga rem esordft, the is A the and el sea ought ear depowdeseri me subpar to tbe trews, ma le lie dimet eepriesethere, tad thes the DP ladle Duerr.turtherise an set ow edger Is a bre thee of that, bowerer I wfere with who we to id red= that it rpm to me *at *we to a try meth ewe Aber sepiwarehre of w mews err w bormethe et the lest Lae Oempay et lids eamert. drs War Say ad the wry bop porous et oar rear Thin b is areethe set crick is. be does by the I= ladle Cam =evil! elm swam= With the nospilea of the of earl them se ao other sot which sea be der try dr Her Isla Campy widest the lieswinel of the own. howl it prat to gay air the both herthries et the lam brie me sr war the Omer oropriolmfooso of the M om=thete liebedbrist etas Her ledia threw with the perms if Oeseir it with are saw esimino-all Pr dart smith Wla, is, I appalrod ass as Orme& lime im rdiem 2t il re a sweerthei reedy et eth Thee le eir=r i p u r s r of referag the serries et at mews lar ear et awl le aura troo-esil are we rem and way ore wee nod wry third onene-ism is • of Menges antherty, he the ahem. WI =eV: sw at gated the Zest has Weibel. ame is. se • twartd wk • amid septrielesilesee of tbe otheriee eathera, wherein a tbe ere et ear *isles with primmer, whim ems le is imeartimme of the issemine anthergy, weep le we end serthisal Misr I ark drawn that the err if the seneholies we. ar only le west he pet esiereran I sertelely ark that b weal be brier emit the be Dos sod a bilf et this emielagleth =I I man= ilieshee, he alma this otheeetiem he bre geett g•WW/W/d. Ito 1 she with to tabor to the esewritte on mire la pit if dry sod Piet tight take emtheste hey white mien Is we dopes el= t oilefibe post Era et the is tibia we see the rep we mew sheet to Pears In abs... to I the onset • Maw= of the givers nowt of ths mitherise of ladle ben the 1100 ladle Ceenisay am the mows. I de. re, west thr, era et this eery womeet, rte simmielne will lisps to erweithe whet I am shay hes set pa Mee etwelbeed by hoe Ilalosorsyworwomo--ww r the prep or doo IW-sed ass Lou _piths is wash the =of me set et perherinit them thecrited poem is Ira et tho etwasee et the Eels lathe Campy. We hinew the bet diet a era et 10,000,011101., I wa met see the lernmusts spew wash this we is brroweil am la all =Mealy simihr, bet I believe that they we en The reserstee the botherir debt of loan The Ormerthanlierel in Cored to the throe who sowerosie *a Lew is bred of the twampay. The lastremma, is het, ors awe :-. The Govisterel der ray sehnew budge to bre oesered Mae A. R. the. . ad se may sew Poore raper to doe truly prim es behalf of the ma peny ile tem the mid ben, by palsy the said tam el imegeWs it after the taping= of three mist= main - Menem it made_ eberly =ea theenm ass th e Cletemer-Gronal le benewleg ham agett 4 Ws SW lolls Campy. Whew a use beds hr wary be toomelly isms it duper re seriderellese ; weedy ' *at are the ass he oHe iimmes the perm to Asa he beds and osoosey, the onserity apes wash be WM Now, do, so tor so I on WI Is mdmowil the phis bare es as theeleped is this neeletien theam m er a tepted to be wire ht the ewer" of the Bre , sad to be made wither hie resast. Now, if yen cheese to deal by year ewe .awry with the are of • ceedithr, sad to alter his ~aces.e tas= Ms. ssent I to a* oomph THE EXPRESS. SATURDAY .ATENING, MAY 1, 1858. ; . for you to say, " 1 ma doing him no harm," Lomas yes are Whig iato your ow Lads the decision of • queries which doss cat hang Myes, but to him, MALL. He bilis =rnabellisr pwa are doing him harm, art,as le as I Le ern, pm have no right le stir mt Melt it Mipt allaratioa of hie smaritirs until las, and hot you, rig be sarded. I will not dwell on that part of the use which relates to the altesation of securities, though I row lowe to say that I presorted • petition oat tht widest • few days ego, which was signed by • Wye pasus .... f the holders of Indian debt in England, which lbg rashiseed their rights in terreirto which rata — agen la arrassay Or the attention of the ooss arlatalliteli be dielete, heed went OP king to your notice that dr proper Is Is drape the borrower. ?be borrow., ot iismort it the art Las Ormspeay, the benewer Ls tam will be dis llattlak riviaram, net with the moray elite eemellamtatl her, that Is ter say the erearlty at the musollastsil [ad will mot he gime by the bilL But let not the lanes are the osinedess le too sere that merely because we de net now bring le the sonsolidoted fund that it A est he beenght la hereafter. For, ea in peasssiag en the rowed of public right you give the areffillsr a ore to complain of • viola year bit heal rights, d Its ffesseompiain, sod shoos that bre Mae thwardsh you had ao right to do, it is but tee rebore yes will lad yourself drawn into • oontrorersy OPP Ili Oda ?OS VW MOP cone swept by pacifying the him rolitte by se aos over Is blas the imaeolidated fund. Mk am, I wish to Low from bit Marry's goreentort. They ate about to aranolsr the goverament India from the ampolli to the moms, they we about to erase the name of the old berower trosa the imiLment wpm which 60,000,0001. Of rat me enured. ITY therefore to know from them, awl not calf ken those bet from these who support lbws ha tide newer% do they nom to offer to the bilks mew the "dr of being pa ar e ag to the tamed thole lose Beeman if not I to submit that —tender; side eimpdisr all quorum it prey, into which I de not think I am coder to se!-they we tetra a which the which competency, sad wee awl dra i alesffshap which it may her is , w Os epos which tomooliona with pelt& wedge= ceedeoted, and the atria led itsielseress d eV* Is necowary for the asperity et thus Inswasthes. I semi blip saying, sir, that I mu awry the lanes of the cemlinos preehide me .e.tr.teg rim.. white Lebow made as potpies tbismsalatim, In weir sad gemeral we.., sad Ms as lisliieve Oleg whatever. I had week natter shot we Avoid roue to e= deolorolisn Air Ile bed medisai fillsidei Embed of swabs a Amaral psis by prig Isideds•—• remiss the orista or et risk duped.mom proportions the il = lib e l i a s mertabs. The CHANCELLOR a the EXCHEQUER mid that he ahead mate bet few remarks, for although the bon mg hangar bed spoken as gammas bad shown r atgre baw led.' a the sated oder dimed= they had atheren ema Ye mediae at genera Policy than the seep end kamege the resolution= the amnia The honourable ia rstimann, hemmer, age hod just set dom., criticised, ea, the of the vegetation iteelL a said that it had as ve sae: He (the Chaacellor of the Ischamer) ad not prettied that it had. But it had, he ow is ad, appeased to hiss bibs a proper step, in indepou= lay dews she prinelphe epos Vit.. the bill on this ahead be dared, to oemaseme by deseribing is a moieties the game' Fll ogroa whisk it was proposed to act. (Her.) The hem geodigneet complained that the phrges government the East hedge Osepany had bean Improperly med. He did net believe It possible In framing a temlntkin Übe this ft to frame it that it should not in some way be open to the egatiolgoe of rasing end acme intellect. (Laughter.) Het the tom bet wee the mintiest whither, on the whole, the resolution wee set a ess, eel did set substant tally give the isansailea ceemdelie required upon the go amel Nape _of die phi to be brim* forward by the govern meat. Aad he might point otet,in addition, that the arose wee to hem the act of 1863. It was sow proposed to repast ha ; ned, with inch an object in view, so coons PM be Pee proper than to take the very wards of the sot le he syseitol. - (Hear, bear.) The right hes. gentleman tee eumplebed el the coucluding words of the r"ehl end he had Naiad the government to drop the lest the ti M a half. Nov he (the Chancellor of the Emberger) wee not air* remomia for there words. They were words which W the maths and authority of Mr. Pitt. (Hear, beer.) He bawled, too, that they were words which swami petekely, ead in such a maser that the Mum gm/ die country could madams/ad, the obis. whble the movers of the bill had in rim. He ameba amid set agree with the otitis:Ma co the first itmiremine, IMP be believed to be to the main correct. The right ha_ IP11611•821 bad, however awed another elb jentlea ea • sablest eemiderable itopirteace, although it mad \may be emeidered paws to the pressed resolution. It IPSO, Shit le the teeseht to the crown of the functions of the Bad Ina Company, the security of the East Ina s cream wee eiegegal. He (the Chancellor of the Es.thetiva) maglehed that Ilse area so change, and that the ovedleor W mealy the some security as bare. beer.) The beirowed the money se trades: he the crows, and the madden IMO ow nerdy heed over to the trews directly. The security wee the same—the mom end territory of India— eed there war no change in the security by the transfer from the trustees to the person for whom heat the territory was held. That that might be a possible liability on the pert of England, as had been urged by the right her. amber for Sinai, ma no novel argument in these debates; bat no course that could be now taken wosid make that liability any greeter than it wee before. (Hese, bear.) It had been said that there was an intimateccanexion between Meitish and Indian fiesnoe, and that be admitted. All be mated to proms upon he committee wee that in these reso lutions there war no incomes of revocability. He did not know that he need trouble the oommitte• with any further observation on the resolution. Other moo latMts would no doubt lead to protracted diecumions, but it appeared to him that on the whole the language of the present wee not liable to criticism, became it fairly expressed the intention of the committee. That they had DO legal ofilcacy be war aware, but if they expect/red the intention of the committee, be trustel they would be passed without op porkies. Rear.)( Mr. LABOUC HERE wished to point eat one portion of the reschekm which was absolutely opposed to the face. He meta the etalemat that "AU the dependesche of the frown might be placed airier one executive government." Mum wee see pest easy which wee under a trust government star to that at the lade' Company, namely, the Hodatele Day Comepay. (A laugh.) The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER repeated be senviedis that the weeds el the resolution substantially ex pound the mew d the aseimittee, but be wee rather impleel that the Hadein's Day lieritery wee the may ease OM druid hove esemvall to the night boa. Petah The resiedom Pe then pat and to, mil some legsbi tThe HANCELLOR et die EXCHEQUER said that the isles* neteistim relened to the title at the poem so when the andtmeley d the has Company was to be trine hived. The *mien of the gpersmeat wee that he should be celled a Seorear yof Rate, hat k would be for the com mittee to decide. TM _Tight hon. gentleman concluded by needles the owned inseiresies, as already pedaled. Mr. ROEBUCK mind that the committee report pupa. Mr. GLADSTONE tad be bad a strong opinion as to the tile a the am bat them* that it should be dimwit:A at stela period. Aber en obeerratket Irma Hr. A7170x, the deanen re- Freedp og am. and the Pose reassied. The CHANCELLOR a the EXCHEQUER NNW this intended to Ile es with than MlKaatheks as . 1 = m l i ant st then wee govaramest beekteeh seately, the iesbaritee Deeds Bill and the themps ea Chopp white must have piecedesce. The Porous= Bridge and the Moine Hapital H meet. rally went through committee. LOCAL GOVERNMENT BILL. Mr. ADDE RLE Y, in moving the amend reading el tide bill, awed that its object wee virtually to abed& erstrel Board al Health, by giving to each lows the le asablitl • local board. Experience bed bin In the view that It wee far better te have lead elides le led management thee to header than te • santral authority. Mr. PALE approved a the minsiple at the bill ; but the MB had been pprarotd es Moire a time that it was impossibie that im provisfosa seaM yet have been cossidered by the localities whoa it adhelai. He Wader urged that further necortunity Amid be given fee eseebiedeg the details of the bOL Mr. COWPER seggesead that they ahead pan the es mod resallag of the bW, sad reserve the dimmeion mho prisaple anell the man Ice Rolm knee emandiege. After semi remarks from air 0. POCIIIILL and lit A. Mr. WALPOLI seimead to the repeals. that erg timid pm the awed reeeleg, ea the esdemteeidieg that the min elphi el dm hill shoed be imeswed he pis( Mee eamentee„ imi that that Mop el the IC shad/ be deferred =SU the led af Jura. — lie - roue mirk& freer Mr. BOIMIria, Mr. Avian, Sir W. Fergehrer, sad Lord Moho. the WI wee reed a mewl time red fedora/ le be committed is Monday, the Srd Jew EXCISE DUTIES SILL. Th 4 hal woe read a third time and per, THE OATHS DILL. The SPEAK ER losersied the boos OM the Hews al Lade bad weed to U. 0.. BOX vlok imedgessis. Lord I. RUSSELL—I nom that dram*? ameelmeets he the Odds 801 he tabs YAP avoilerasiss as Friday aist, LAND TRANSPORT CORPS. 02 Ss axis at Lord A. V. TIMMS?, tie ffillowtoi UMW' yore ocomioted as UM aim otanolltoo to by** Ist° this ruhject. —Cereal Caktogloa, Woad North. Mr. Mowbrsr. Lard Adolphus VMS TOMpoli, Mr. Rabe* Mr. Kteirsects. Lag Isla Hay, Mr. Pstrlek Oliriss, Mr. Thomas Doaccoolor, Mr. Cows, Csp2da Mark Lord Mod Hatialhos. sad Mr lois Rita—paver to mad kr pr om, mows, sod molds. Itio to le tbo Tio Mem odjooraed bellipat 12 =E: BAITZIPM PAIL—It • from whok Willa teratery relass._leeped fhb that the whok aatlay epee %Owen Pin deberts r $12,31101 ii. 6d. Ti...= paid her the Lai wee MAW. lb. 31. ; the ascent ex =am it, 63,1131. 3e. dd.; sad the other alp. i d . lib. N. No ram hes yet bees received ben the sib of say portico of the bad. but a eattntet bee bees en tered tats with tite Web- id of London end Crystal Poise lleibrey Compeer tar the isle of 23 L. 3 a., 11 r., br the rasa of 66,7901. lb. Id. GOVERNXENT OF INDIA. 1101:10M OF CO 'l2O, tamaxiAran,44 l MINORLIt ON IRD_LEABRY npt°' 4 RD .... !gram . u.,... j. Marl at U PA the.W. We ". teasing,ll.l3Afla.T. Olys. 0. . . ibnii i. T i. GraItsm.PARGAWAI. Onotii, 0. P. tip... B. allbilasol T. Mr W. - ,..--1: 1: L L ER. . B. ' 4 ., MOIIIM•111.114 Hon. R. ' W. 17. llk J Hurrant Lord L 1 "' A. V. a. k. Jashaan, R. _ Mra L Jackaos. W. aim Liacetn. Le 01 it 4 GU J. 1 Lratl. 0. W Imam mir M. L 4rtroa. dir G. LL I. W • ii. twit J. C. Worm), J. An. W. J. l i ll a gr e lle. - D. D. C. ITi= (luta. J. 11. . • FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. li 11•1111ao 11 11 ITI wlll Sou sad laceasua Gcua, Catalan belliken Oa mew der kay 12 at 11. and Amalie 11, IA Ilimlialigkinst. deb., Law men sad Co.. Drendeares. dlineeda ; ed. awls.. Pawed. Caeca lallneanatora Joss Duata Hasasonak lassit4ameas, Itstaree. part, tea dealer, nay Dana Joao IL at 11. aa Itaangbaeoene. Vol.. Rodoell. Ooo yawn unmet edgerargoroad; cdt nein, Meta... kla.U.Shial lint& Cara/as Owens um, &mad, partemr, Hay 18 at 10, and June II at 1; U Benaebad west. tiaL. Dakaa, Ituekleraourt ; od. meg., Staealskl, liannanall Meal &..0 TURMAN Win , . Mal, deetwad vtotaader th. = I I I: . 12., and Jam II at 11,r hillialli, atm oda ; ed. saga. o, Usal. AWN I•A LP Coors' anoaawa. temoolawmie4read. are Woad. asset. awersbery. to. loads, Ilmtlaslii. and Jaw 11 at I, at Dastassakomess. don. 0441ar. isiserhies/ ; off. meg., Wen eon. leadadolleasta dear An awl Inalatnwlnt Itaingenelea, plisaler.ll.4 'toed her 1. 1414 c 44. at 14 as •megion 06111%. 4.4 Bazl4 Wes tor ;at Nadi" rev aaa Woess lin t 6 )ea.lll//Iwiddika. May 13 and Jul. ei 111, di MM. Nit leaser Budtted, sad Main. W AIM. __ oil. mills..lll .. Blisallagtoiol. Wlll4ll Teem ailedbeleeen. W Wan.. 11%War Jim P. I SUE. 41 INIMI Osess. ask. 00 . 4 . 4 .1.4.. and Jamie sea amok amyl= ; 41 meg.. llamas. is: Media Tampa 21211MAns. Yarblike, lanneegor, Iday Id art Jima U. at Astlfed . a Om i t low Irate:dd. sad &ed sad Magna . m a rtiwni e Trsm. Lads lihmi=ja: elaumplloitll.st rd M als.. Tmg. Lap& Ovum 41 WET, dimailimildi. Taitallea, tea dealer, Way 11 .4 0 24att . L i. ai Latial .... rl . 16111. Obard ... .d .d r ; . 1: amis. Vannes aideeey+4•lll4l, liseladifin. Walloper. Par II 444 Jur 14. a. 12, ill Own 1.41 at K1in5.144.4.A44. D.L. I.lmhae. Llama ; 1044. Orelll. MO. W u4aug Pareataaa, Grunnea.ll•4ll•44 litts 17 sod Jabal. at IS. u l i..s W. at 4 :14. Sub .s ea eresabury, stay , ad Somas idees="alina mendth a = l. o I and 22 U. at Own. Sala, Ewa and Ole, Limped ; off. Wg.. (Ur ow% Wila,“ll Dam, Sae Iliddio. iglbeaboisal. tre.4. /444 II and Jar n. is i. salloolimapen-Tyae 1.1.ri. &wk. Lloyla. Noiromillo• lesu.Tras. so 4 111113 f lisisegrs. 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Timms Boon CIAWWW sad Boar Poem. *Mot. toy Mahn— • dividen M.M d of la 41., May a. sad storyishimiant Wodassiiy. /A MUM/ 1:SIMI/Mt Nay 91. I. G. Raw sad J. Lem OW IlreadatraM City, sad Nam drams. Mae marelmna—Mw IL T. 0. Mai fammrsta Maid, Omit Ihrawlatraaa. OM, mid llanabaMsr, H is nwoh..nt—Way 11. B. I.OIL , Lisiabedhlars, My, Mai marebmit—illay IL F. R. P. 5000 0, A en mininim, Olfardmsem golimish—Mm 1.. O. W. Beammt, Mr* I boom, imma. drape—Way IL U. limda. farnmedasynrals. Samos& no, mein@ non danlar—Way U. J. Mum s S. B. slums. an d B. Rope. iluand. Mauro pis a..llay Z. J. Wood. Wiest Inianktra. luster manimet —May IL la Barips, llasibrome. Wationer—May M. to. Timmos, Mianatf, istatn, linkmen—My fa L T. May, bridai- Thjortailm. Wass—Wm A. I. Owls, simit (I.lsmoy, Mi. WM. sil=llll3l4ll,Tloll, be Wass mom la Aim Mem asslmM. She at um IIL 1.117.... sw eft ot i.... cur=ram-she u. t i t eh u Mast maims* amiar—alar U. A. IL AWNS. 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Ow% ~at aawalwal. lay 7, at Ihe lisidd Am. sosd. Maas Aux -- Wages. Mowgr. al isonisok Hy f. r as am H.W. ssbow. Abbas, Blom lisallbos. aka, Noy i. M tbs Hal of tbs Flak of Progoeora. Olospor. 10os Aggsboa. lUrkkositZfrinnlan. INeseba. Nay 4. Si. Sao ad Tama gala, Cuban Bons. Dooks. Ila gibbose. Ma T. Si as *lab flask ualbs. laza bloat. 111. Amino% Mak% geboagoole. 1111 7. Si tM tam lab Yoga. a. Askew'. Ate UrrwrfsaDfs Gvarr.—Mr. Lakey, the pro prietor ot the Stakesteere Hotel, M doomed to be sorts. mks This week, on side*/ pentiasea, mat eopeseebly linked. and pourers - imposing carp* b.c, has honoured our obligiog beet witb his o% '• lanai erg day." sail aria( et p nigh orn t to ens of t e a= bide the thelteopere could aunt. Iferoodey taming the poet. who had net pooriener risked for has bill, len the bead kw Ids reuroned ssrsa, sad 1•0•1 kb wears to his Inds Ilwasr. &Me he Fred over, and slew car ottekstlair with Yr. =rkeertiont Owns, who was dr nosed to order Mr. that he bed bean ere grew vistroned g . L 16 . 8817 Le1: 11 = On book thlt l ” l o4lnf shady wear ned to be *lced, whoa ft re rend to criaba eel • eserity of toe&ide rubber— Dom anoliels. SECOND-BAKD MANOR) RTES.—MAKER, SISALS ad Ow s Yew 11•1411U1MIS Ot hohnoftlind now ths ma shims/ sublom ao on* rearol formahns• tHE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PAPll2,_yrse soilmmped losneaL Mr edissolo et boo somosroo soh ed la elisi=od w 441 sit gooseal ason—lo oho exceesey of he 11111 ta t la the . oisted . a:Lesodis sod coatahrotal informrico . inn n =LLB= AID IMPARTIAL pi puppiely= a ser, of demos to tho La th an ear I. swam go IS by ivory os• otatolst 1 . 111 ONLYIAILT MINIMO IMPORT. eith tlw of pd IT OZOLUDIII ALL 0111INSIVI ADVIIRTIORMIL, It is wooly todoporlsos. ssie. hos* Immo bY men gins MOM Ws my oh Ns onimmemosio• wow by maalaiwaap sod why intombelmadhwei ilholf • elsorsoler sad pooltioo oat aterfor la say. To be ardirel of say Ilsobibr sr Mamma In the kingdom or ot Os Ace, 10. Bovuleolrat. Walks. diarolly Is eapiiissood b oblatrilag tbe paper by orsubts one st amassed brie*. Ma publisher eh% as spylkstiois.:..l.l: the won at Dm. Nash nod, lie ouppM ISM Ih. M. par quarts,. potd In edemas to Peobollse cols Gentleman ; and we regret to say we perceive little likelihood of oar agreeing with him any better for the future. But we should be ashamed of ourselves and of oar principles if they forbad us to do justice to genius, constancy, and pluck; and we are bound in common fairness to Say that we do not believe there are three men in England who would have under ' taken the task Mr. DISRAELI has done this session with so little deprecation of hostility or swaggering of tone; and we do not believe there are three men in the community who, upon the whole, would have been able to lead a party, so numerically with, over inch dangerous ground and amid so many pitfalls, with lees material damage. Tkat Mr. DISRAELI has made several ineffectual efforts, and several decidedly false moves, during the last two months', all the world knows. What the world does not know, and what his reckless and open-mouthed op ponents do not of course choose to inquire into, is the nature of the difficulties he has doubtless had to contend against from within. It suits the shame less and selfish tone of mere personal opposition to visit upon him, who is one of the few men of the people self-raised to the lead of the Lower House of an Aristocratic Parliament, all the sins and blunders of his lordly colleagues. We do not say that he is not answerable officially for all he assents to and deigns to defend ; but we do say that nothing can be more base or unworthy than the attempt to raise against him the cry of dissimulation, or what is called in the slang of Westminster " dodging." In our opinion, it is just because the present CHANCEL- Loa of the EXCHEQUER has been unguardedly prompt and frardi in expressing his opinion upon each point of shifting and difficult tactics in the House that he has laid himself open to the pettifogging attacks we have referred to Had he been a Jesuit in debate, or had he been a blunderer begotten by some runagate or profligate of the privileged order, we should not have heard half as much of his errors—perhaps nothing at all. Be this, however, as it may, we think it creditable to Lord DERBY that he should boldly stand by the man without oonnexioos, but with unrivalled talents, who has been the untiring thinker and talker for his party during the last twelve years. And we must also say that we think it creditable to that party that, at a moment so trying and discouraging as the present, they should have sympathised with the fidelity of their chief. It is understood that the immediate cause for summoning the supporters of Government together was the notice given by Lord HARRY VANE for the postponement of Indian legislation daring the pre sent year. The discussion of its merits will be found elsewhere ; but the party aspect of any vote of the kind must be considered separately. Oa what ground Ministers should have been led to suppose that they were likely to be outvoted on the particu lar proposition in question we do not know. All the leaders of the principal sections in the House having pledged themselves to perseverance in the attempt to legislate during the present session, they must have all been left together in the minority had the House determined on adopting the motion of the noble Member for South Durham ; and it does not seem very clear what party advantage could have accrued therefrom to the heads of any section. It must nevertheless be freely owned that such a result would have more than ever marked the anomalous condition of things which now prevails, and shown more clearly than before how completely ungovernable the present House of Commons his become. But Lord DERBY was no doubt justified in making use of the occasion to tell his followers, as he is said to have done, very plainly what ho understood to be the relative duties between him and them ander the circumstances in which they now stand. The PREMIER is reported to have told his Conservative adherents that if they desired him and his colleagues to retain office they must be prepared to give no half measure of confidence and support. They were fighting an unequal battle against outnumbering odds ; and, if they were not united amongst themselves, it wu plain they must be speedily overwhelmed. Despite even the forbearance shown them by more than one section of the Opposition, it was clear that they might, if disunited, be overpowered by the resentful hostility of those whom they had evicted from power. To hold their ground, therefore, for the present, it wu indispensable that they should sink all minor differences and follow the guidance of their Parliamentary chiefs. On his part, Lord DIRET is reported to have declared that he would never have undertaken the task of con ducting the Government, with a minority in the Howie of Commons, if there had been any reserve made with him as to the constitutional alternative to be resorted to in cue of seed. He had not sought the struggle, and he would not have ventured upon it had his feet been fettered or had his hands been tied. They were not so; and whenever the opportunity should arise, his friends might be sure that he would not lie down under a party blow, or betray them by submission, when he possessed the means of re trieving a' casual disaster. If beaten on any ques tion of importance by those who merely wanted to regain the power they had so wilfully and wan tonly forfeited, he should not hesitate to demand from the Crown permission to appeal to the judg ment of the country. For ourselves, we have never entertained any doubt that to this issue it must come if the DEADY Cabinet held together. Whether they ware likely to do so or not was a question we had no means of determining, and about which we gave ourselves no concern. Our thoughts have been, and will be, exclusively fixed on other and far different (*rain , gencies—those connected with the re-construction upon a solid and durable bail, of the Liberal party. Until that shall be accomplished—until comprehen- sive principles both as to measures and as to men shall be adopted and recognised—we have no wish to measly premature change in administration ; but if, out of the scramble for personal gains and advan tages now proceeding in the House of Commons, a dissolution of Parliament shall come sooner than same people might have expected, we shall have every confidence that the opportunity will be used for good, and not for evil, by a community grown wiser by experience. The Preis says that at the meeting of his sup porters yesterday, Lord Derby oomplained of the conduct of the leading members of the kb gieverament oa two recent occasions. When Lord Pe,burstedy last year, opposed and defeated Mr. Locke King, he was widely indebted for his triumph to the support frankly sanded him by the omen , lathes. This year, when the ems arnica wee brought an by the same gentleman, Lord Palmerston stayed away, and Lord I. Rasesil,leaviNg easaltehre apposed Mr.Hing, now declared in his favour I WI wane wee their conduct 011 the occasion of Mr. Mosealre motion. This was the oily positive pro posal of the goirerunteat which had met with a negative, and yet the government, in bringing it forward, was merely . _ _ . . . oarriing out the plane of the 6W administration. Those piens were extant la the hand-writings of the late minis ters; sad yet, when they were brought *award by the puma government, those very rainbows actually voted mist then Mr. Bland has given notice that on Tuesday, the 18th instant, he will move for leave to bring M a bill to repeat so mach of the act 18 Om. IV., e. $4, se relates to conspiracies and solicitations to mailer, la Inland. The load underwriters end insurance brokers Lave agreed to tabor Mears. Junes Baines and Co. (as irr r an are oeocersed) of the Ives iseorrld by dr roost draisr to the Jeer Berm. Vije expregig. 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THE great debate, in the House of Commons, on the mode in which the Home Government of India is to be administered, ham commenced—bnt when to terminate P Last night the House rejected, by a majority of 447 to 67, Lord H. VANE'S proposal to suspend legislation on the subject till another session. After such • decisive declaration of the will of the majority, there was nothing for it but to go into Committee. The impatience of the House to set to work was evidently irresistible. To gratify this impatience, Lord PALMERSTON had intimated his readiness to abstain from all opposition to the plan of proceeding by Resolutions. Mr. MANGLES subsequently gave the House to understand that he would join in their labours, with a view to obtain a good and efficient Council for India. In so far, therefore, as the resolve to set to work without delay to frame a new Home Government for India is concerned, all is harmony. But there the agree ment of honourable members ends. The builders of a new Indian Administration appear to be as much at odds among themselves as the builders of the Tower of Babel. There is an utter confusion of tongues among them ; and a perfect game at cross purposes is being played, both as to the materials to be employed, and the tools to be used in shaping and putting them together. Mr. Dultattu has begun to submit one series of Resolutions. Lord JOHN RUSSELL is bringing forward a series of Amendments, which, if adopted, will entirely alter their nature. Lord PALMERSTON, too, would fain deal with Mr. DISRAELI'S Resolu tions as gypsies deal with stolen children— work such a change upon them that their own parents cannot recognise them. Mr. Rica, Sir HENEY WILLOUGHBY, Mr. LINDSAY—aII have their infallible nostrums which they prefer infinitely to the plans proposed either by Mr. DISRAELI, or Lord JoHN RUSSELL, or Lord Fuxin/roar. The chaotic state of the House of Commons' mind on the great task of Legislation for India which, however, it will take in hand, can only be adequately expressed in the words of poor Lear, " I will do such things—what yet they " are I know not." This is a lamentable and humi liating spectacle. For very shame the Legislature ought to desist from the task until its members have attained to some distinct conception of, and agree ment upon, the end they propose to attain, and the principles upon which they intend to proceed with a view to attain it. The adoption of Mr. Dtankfitea Seat Resolution hu not advanced the discussion one hair-breadth. The substance of that Resolution was virtually affirmed when Lord PAuttturrox obtained leave to bring in his Bill, and again when the House agreed to go into Committee of the whole. The vessel has only shoved off ; the port is still far dis tant; and how it is ever to be reached while the steersman and all who have the setting of the sail' aim at shaping different courses, it is difficult to ima gine. The utter anarchy of opinion which prevails in the House of Commons is a practical demonstration of the wisdom of the course suggested by Mr. ROB& MAN—IO adopt the first Resolution moved by Mr. DISRAELI, and then remit to a Committee to collect information and report upon the most eligible mode of procedure, with a view to resume the task next sew sion, when the members of the Legislature shall have some data for forming an opinion on the qnsstion submitted to their decision. We shall be reminded of the disadvantages of leaving the question of Indian Government so long unsettled. We neither ignore nor undervalue these disadvantages, but they are nothing when compared with the fatal 001180. queooes of rash legislation unguided either by know ledge or principle. The blame of any danger or incon venience that may result from delay rests not with those who object to blind and headlong legislation, but with those who, for sinister and selfish purposes,• goaded the House of Commons to action in a state of crude and unprepared opinion. LORD Dean has been reviewing his troops pre pandery to their final muster far parliamentary encounter. The proceeding is not an unusual one, and its expediency in the present case was more than usually obvious. More than ordinary elements of discouragement had been brought to bear upon the minority who follow the Tory leader's standard in the House of Commons. Ridicule and reproach were abundantly resorted to from the outset; but to these have recently been added missiles more diffi cult to ward off, and therefore more damaging, which those who use them calculated, not without reason, were likely to prove of more serious detri ment to the beleaguered garrison now occupying Downing-street. In every shape and form imputa tions of finesse and trickery have been aimed at the Derbyits leaders ; and it has been insinuated on the one hand that they have been attempting to betray their followers into the abandonment of a Conservative position, and upon the other that they have been rendering the occupation of that position more than ever odious and perilous by the temerity and obstinacy of their attitude. Peculiar animosity has been shown in all these attacks by the retainers and hangers-on of the late Government to Mr. Dtsasem personally. With • true instinct of flunkeyism, the man is assailed who, above all others in the present Cabinet, has woo for himself, by dint of his own unaided courage, ability, and perm- Terence, the place he now occupies in a hitherto aris tocratic party. We have differed for yeses ow most great questions of public policy with the Right Hon. etu Qtoun. The Queen, attended by the Hon. Caroline Caren. dish, Colonel the Hon. A. N. Hood, and Captain Du Ptak visited the Dunham of Kant yesterday, at Clarenee-honta, St. Jamas. The Prince Consort rode on horseback in the forenoon, attended by Captain Du Plat. Prime Alfred, attended by Lieutenant Cowell, R.E., sr. rived at Buckingham Palace at six o'clock yesterday after noon, from Alverbenk. The Queen and Prince Consort, amompanied by Prince Alfred, honoured the performance It the Haymarket Theatre with their presence in the evening. The royal snits consisted of Lady Macdonald, Hon. Fkre Macdonald, Viscount Esrathallan, Colonel the Hon. A. N. Hood, and Captain Da Plat. About one hundred and eighty members of the Douse of Commons had a meeting with the Earl of Derby yesterday, at his official residence in Dewning-etreet. His lordship am accompanied by the Coanoellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Sews. tary Walpole, and Lord John Mennen. A deputation on the ahipphig dues, Dublin, °maiming at Mr. Croethwaite, president of the Chamber of Commerce, Dublin; Mr. Codd, hon. secretary; Mr. Halliday, rice. president; Mr. Vance, M.P., end Mr. Orogen M.P., Ind an interview with the Right Hon. J. W. Henley and the Earl of Donoughmore yeateeday, at the Office of the Board of Trade. -- iii.Bleborne had an interview with the Earl of Derby yesterday, at his official residence in Downing-street. A depatation from the Rochdale Union, oonaistime of Mr. John Tweed&le, Mr. John Chadwick, Mr. Robert Tweeds* and Mr. Travis, and accompusted by Sir Alexander Ramsay, Bart, M.P., Mr. Cheetbam, M.P., and Mr. Brows, M.P., had an interview yesterday with the Right Boa. T. &therm' Estrous; at the office of the Poor-law Board, on the subject of the proposed division of the Rochdale Union. A deputation from the Blackburn Union, Introduced by Mr. Wilson Patten, M.P. and manning of Mr. P. Graha m, J.P., Mr. R. Ashton, J.P., Mr. F. B. Wraith, Mr. Baron, and Mr. 1. Wardley, had an interview with the Right Hon T. Sotharon Patron's, at the offioe of the Poor. law Board, on the subject of the proposed division of the Blackburn Union. Mr.fiestni orelend bad an interview with Lord Stanley yesterday, at the Colonial-018os. Meetings of the Cambridge University Commissioners were held at 6, Adelphi-terrace, on Tuesday, the 27th; Wednesday, the 28th ; and Thursday, the 29th ult. The ootomissiouers present were the Right Hon. Lord Stanley, M.P., the Right Hon. M. T. Seines, M.P., the }tight Hon. Sir Lawrence Peel, the Dean of Ely, and the Rev. Dr. Vaughan. A deputation from the vestry of Chelsea, consisting of Mr. Tits, M.P., Mr. Perry , (churchwarden), Mr. Miles, Mr. Jackson, Mr. Janson, Mr. Osborn. Mr. L. R. Wood, Mr. G. Todd, Mr. Robson, Mr. E. Richards. Mr. Gable, Mr. Charlie! (member of the Metropolitan Board of Works), Mr. Collier, Mr. Legg, Dr. Barclay (Medical Officer of Health), Mr. Carter, and Mr. C. Larvae (vestry clerk) had an inter view with Lord John Manners, First Commissioner of Public Works, yesterday, at the Offioe of Works, Whitehall place. Despatches wars swat yesterday from the Colonial-office to the Governor of Canada. (Tll,Olll LAST ICTOWeIt OLZE7TI.) ST. batiks PALACE, APRIL 28.—The Queen wan this dap plated to confer the honour of knighthood upon Adam Bitdeston, Esq., Judge of the Supreme Court of „indi cation at Madras. -- WAR -OFFICE, PALL -PALL, APRIL 30.—The Queen has been pleased to appoint H.R.R. the Duke of Cambridge, K.G., his Gram the Duke of Newcastle, the Right Hon. Earl Grey, the Right Hoe. Lord Panmare, K.T. 0.C.8., Major-General the Lord Rokeby, K.C.8., the Right Sidney Herbert, the Right Hon. Edward Ellice, Major- Gomm) Sir William Fenwick Williams, Bart., K.C.8., Major-General the Hon. Sir James Yorke Scerlett K C. 8., Major-Goners! Sir John Mark Frederic Smith, K.H. Colonel Sir Henry Knight Storks, K.C.8., and Colonel Henry Eyre, to be her Majesty's commissioners to inquire into the working of the system recommended in the report of the former royal commission of inquiry into the several modes of promotion and retirement in the army, and also into the question of promotion and retirement in the higher ranks of the army, commencing with the rank of major. WHITEHALL, APRIL 28.—The Queen Lae been pleased to appoint the Right Hon. Chula Bowyer Adderley to be the fourth Charity Commirsionew for England and Wales, in the room of the Right Hon. Matthew Talbot Reines, resigned. WHITEHALL, APRIL 28.—The Queen has been pleased to present the Rev. Alexander Maclean to the church of Croick, in the presbytery of Tama, and shire of Rom, vacant by the tion of the Rev. John Macdonald to the char& and of Bogart. WHITEHALL -PLACE, APRIL 30.—The Archbishop of Canterbury has, under the authority of the act of the 13th and 14th y~eea+rs of her llsjaity's reign, chapter 94, appointed William Deed.., Esq., M.P., to be a Church FAW' Com missioner, In the place of the Right Hon. Spencer Horatio Walpole, resigned. The Earl and Countess of Jersey gave a grand en tertainment last mein at their reddens, in Berkeley square, to his Ewenew the Duke de Malakoff. There wars present to meet his excellency, his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, their Serer Highnemss the Prince sal Princess Edward of Saxe Weimar, his Excellency the Porta. gem Minister and the Countess Lavradio, the Duchess of Wellington, the Marquis and Marchioness of Stafford, the Marquis of Harlington, the Earl of Malniesbury, Pield- Marshal Viscount and Viscountess Combermere, Viscount Canterbury, and Colonel the Hoc. James Macdonald. Covers were laid for tilenty. The Prince and Princess de Croy have left the Clarendon, for Paris. The Count and Countess Oldofredo Tadini bate left the Brunswick Hotel, St. Jame's, for Paris on cowls fat Sardinia. We (Leeds Mercury) understand that the two daughters of the late John Marshall, jun., Esq., M.P. for this borough, are to be married on Thursday next, at Add church—Miss Janet Mary Marshall to Stair Douglas, Esq., son of Gansral Sir James Douglas, K.C.8., and nephew of the Marchioness of Queensberry; and Miss Katherine Alias Marshall to the Rev. Stunner Mica, grandson of his 071104 the Arebblop of Canterbury. Mr. Layard has arrived in London from an ex tended tour through **disturbed &arida of India. VACANOIIS, APPOINTMENTS, AND PROMOTIONS IN TES Ems. Diavicit.—Oeseral Post-oftioe : Mr. How. land B. Evans, General Post-office, Dublin, has bon pro moted from the first clue in the AocountanCii-olSos to be at of the deputy-controllers in the sorong-oflite, Mos Mr. W. p Tbomperin.ipprinied oontrollar. fraDookjards: )f r. Jolla W. Dierks has been appointed temporary clerk in Sheerness dockyard; Mr. Erse"' H. Curlier has - Meet appointed • thbd clam clerk is the storakespe's ftmmemat. Customs : Times will shortly be verandas for olimps Is the Examlases. Doraptroller-Gemmrs, mid lasi-room Am, owing Mao eassaloa or tiesimint of thew deportsemes ; Mg Marks Browns,m eet officer at Boles , has Dena =primalr at Milford. Inland Rewash t.— : Mr. George bunpam, super visor, Limerick, has been promoted to the rank of surveying Cirexaminer; Mr. T. Reilly, supervisor, Colchesteg ela appointe to Limerick district; Mr. J. R. Davie, examiner,. _has been promoted to be supervisor of Colchester dietrict ; Xr. J. K. Hut , examiner, has been promoted to be maperedeer of Teske district ; Mr. Alexander Miller, super visor of Osimpbalton fifth district, has retired, after • wird- We of twenty-two years. Haat Indies : Mr. W. Grey Ma bees appointed to odadats as director-general of the Posh. Win el ladle during the abeam of Mr. Riddell; Dr. J. P. Walker, d the Bengal medical establishment, hes been rtsopriatendeat of the settlement at Peet DU* Is il ea senea Isisads, with roll judicial and executive miles. =t .4 hreestimee the Wands; Mr. A. LittlWals has been eir civil sad seesions jags of alushabM.— Civil derma &setts. TH3 COST OP A DAY'S RABBIT SHOOTING.—A. radar semeebeile ewe, as showing the liabilities &Medea en jobber • Mooting party, appears in the Barn:Wan Diremish. Per mate years past the gamekeeper of General Peederkik, 0 illawford-house, near Twy ford, ham, with kin imMe's pertnielion, been in tbs habit of inviting • kr friends from that town and from Winchester to a day's rabbit is Teryford-park. One or two harm have been shot, but only by oartlicated members d the party. the 9th and 16th the nmeliespee and lir friends mused themselves in this imam. On the femur day three or four prams having game critilledis mai present ;ma the latter oily me. This year, for the first flag =.demesetiltated person who was preemie • melee from the surveyor. chargbe him .. "6 = .1 / Bess duty. bloweever, each recipient wee Wawa& that ff the carp ehrold be allowed by the district conalee•eis the ereeseseat woad be In " double dutyaumekt to Os ea et 6 sad 7Wm IV., cep. 67, leo. S." On the 41 ala kr the appeal, the 20th inst., the esemeadrams la all the mess, eight la amber, except me la which the as** hid Deem defectively send, formally 001111191101 the caws" at double duty (el 4 Is. W.). The surveyor monads' gm the of the parties to the swamp of double duty ewe , Wog iiiftelaray Ida peruse at the ime ad ems, mid fforike• ft the eyes d the kw endileeed she a l2 zzo dit alli . ill id Elldrbotka. He eked • awe to • . ' et the ceoeskikeers bed beep am bled by sad Creseteek Sun Item ros .—We (Kendal Mercury) me lakneed tart la aseaseassee eta champ llem Barg .?=ilr o eteb sea reled tietrautle rawer, • yoke bee big ' Ids end Rebut Derephsll, of Illegolr_. The IMlldlik Waite kr 100/. • aide, is le be ply k WO ea the IX" semis same coarse me kit es "Ida Omer bell Brown, Mama Duslemema mull , a. me day 411*, si ow *Valle lertyllork _ 11, who saws Casper 101. kr essise I • abs Cl- yle ' poll ma seer AM, baits by Mr. J. B. WWII; red. Irma the pewees mid ability of both men. ca amileet affese any be espeeled. . r 1 t