The Express. — London, England, 1849-02-06 00:00:00

09&e..0 -i._ ~_ ".^MEMP ,_\~ * RITA= WE AMBURANCR COXPANT. • "`' Eit=l2llVl46Vill. ap. as to 1141- faIMINV =r ea l EC I L ;212 . 11rM il stile • , bees usimal ti; the Pi pm son mi=d pialeol mod . 1. 111•1 116 = L I. Pflaumiteill. Sot. OM. NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE tieroolßT.Ali gaL uda Lashas. 01.0.1. 4./Apa, 1... le Add maw foam fd 00 Soda* in Few. ll.* imilsi. Mama Ms tit npuiftwa ~ on aSita lisasa :•oooot rA VEl• 411.b.141111L •01•0 l• 11 17.—=tamel beau 0. Ss imorel adel teen IT to II pit •11*_10•1•0010 •• 100 es d r om g7 ink poli. 'w L'l= . Wah 104010/00. Wyly al the oars. ar OW d b7l+ol •• . IL WOOLHOIIOII. Aelawy. 'MCGIRR'S CELEBRATED OVERCOATS Mr. 7000123. ef oo rz $42=101% mul " ma wen the alme •••0 as jala rern amo 000•••• r a 1 51E=. 61.1 mum el Os met bee ler mbar. AL WWI 0 I,T asir . 1000. 4 " B A W L lows' Ilmamat Ws. Ind •Irtle Ws • Irlorm is to s or e inswe _ ememisbie m Altur the . r tl e te4 ze l • la sift el& Yu 1011011111 be MOMS ylich is m f• ...7AI .11 0110 .- 11 1 11S . Cb r ide. 1•001= = 001.1.1•0 ..............,. 11. " Osmesayste weals& this. manillas wlielt member, ad ea at le Wa g attack, it is ink ties welfare ef the di, bet de met dein then their ea// MISS 111 edam% whist the fell with all their veldt se the suing elenn Om having as re ti boa this daily Meer. an deprived if th• annearies whoa that nehmen is rasp s eolid. I maids, theinen, that I display tan pansies la devotiag snit entirely to the ense ti seam Thin is sae *aim, goads sea, whisk I higbly embark sad rank penile less as ad of Neale tow ether ; it is that the depsimeale shield so lope bslll6llodod to the haws t the holism if Paris--(speinee)—we nest so sr Why a Inaba& 4 Cesdlase=4 sea do th en toe mash uti by ileategelle. ties—we sight se ham I se . le permit that the be thoeseads el - perms, er siedied nes shield hopes &sir will is tbe Inman snake ti as • Yes wag ems I net, per, I era sashed W, by , tibe sfxbille shodi triumph for a deple day Parh—if it easiest la everthrowiag the gesideas of Vs naalitati* plan aril as the head ef el e ;:rie si tt Wks me—("Tie, re, we will sA Ws yea I ")—teße nil hind (twiny. Yes, pansies, I wiR stilt silk the i.e, if I ealy hies with me rose rasa sad a serraral—(Mud Ind easesthe pia )—sad lan Indy mined that hem s a l= if Frans goad ead ragesse nines via mod ..., I bed b ag el, gentleness. ft es 7.1.4 4 woe essies yen sky a easnaleat entre hem wham le Asset the Mlrridellffik the of the Alps, is einseganse tithe ivensslities sew peshiple. The atvenessat, henna, esatines to It -y bead s— n n Lyon ; I they it, d tossorin I shall hsee it that city. Bat ken themes I obeli always ban ny ess lan es lade and. it should be that I shield van it et lie lea ti the assm el the ps an if the National assns et the pailleeklet bops that th is don with OW% setheamee, - eshe will he then resaablidied, ass he a these time, es has beim I=asd, bus he ever. (Lead ap pinea) I an hew to sw a y ea sees& ,Ise sad belfen me Min =l W i r e vta Mi of maleve—it le beans I trees year pressen sad ken the employ with alike yea resin sy observation the aleserb whisk I say reran, is sine th e aweatry la the sig; sidemlind swift it. /1. Deis Ine resented to the Hatless' Assembyears ly a p!opedies te redoes by 26 per for the MO mad 1660, the rant spas all h sent., one sad hods idea is lam before the 24th of Feb., 1848. He = the redaction, mai Jae the same time, as the I Lin= are out to 2,000 prrsone frr a ball to night al the Hotel de Ville, red so patrimonial d that/4e hme been ennotumed. Pao" P. 4. New lay —; MIMI Goola, a $5; Ph. por Qom, TO 03 ; Tait I. TS 40 ; hms, Flom. MP. NU Do. 1143, $ll ; 110706, • Do. ; 7 4 0104 Liam 70; ammo Lam: IT; Thaw, aria —. Mak lkst.s. 1730 on Imam 80 drys. 113 30 stab; SO dap. SI Simi Saiiwava Parte aid Odom. TM; Pails sod few, 400; Mom NM Haw% 143 73; *Mime ma 1711 73; Osrameourg Oa* —• Comm Moms. —; Rosklmo, 195 ; ; MI 13 ; /kWh SW 6... , LARX'S 17.-10,17 ROYAL WAX CANDLEB.- NO PllMd. por lb.)—lwawdon VOA • wilins wW kw ibed a/ imam • toM kk bons.—.ll ms usa.—Wwy NNW thlnlehilL—Al. lard ... W dwor i zannee Wiry andbo o r Win On Er pgarlill ZOTAt . W . V I VIDM4IY.V i a = Oil Yin in bar snow Ind in. &k kin sad an korV i ersikse V/ i lbw AO low ws km at the 4illinan Oi ko. llakenkr Lkbt .Mt W Wm& awl am be ths Munk Winne RULBiEDSTEADSn sad CHILDREN'S COTS.— • wev seurvf:OrgroVgr a e• in li= mw tran obramins I &argire a ca: i 4., EA= =b e =rbiLra abi 14 on lib =ban mi II .. nloWai la nt i =y Oa to ma be Oman In Manna al a •ieaa• g so • . nib taprelapel awn tabblannetedb ... TENT TOILET Rll4lllBlllOl, each Cl is allilbelis.-10WWIDI IMAM 011 b Wily itnt anans art Vann Swam a _ Fad . 010011.0.4 4. a, Is ; :Lit a: " PIN V I :IP 111111.4191 M, Ir . s i=l ib il i ...,............... = „ a ........ 1. ........,____ .. ....... st at Ina Ins atlibas an MOW main at !cleft see themovermas egotism. MM dn , Mitt t anion TM nonli; art ban be aim et " ) r=th e = snide aa the mann sr labat-eail bt ibis a* an by emu ainababb Omni Main bast tanasasut Oa WHAT TO BAT, DRINK, AND AVOID ; I MA OM Win ter A la tOuseirwer. AD larett i aC.. da Caviares.— es=prest %WPC 118•11••• • red eiren ernl. a Mat Ng an 116111110•10 Of as isdirdises WAD dr Ids weedy Allman eir r a re erre AnNwei esirredirm. raw asidie dr Maar impains. Ai wadi In WM re kart pried at l erier mai ri= 1 1 1. 4 ins = diom' ; er IneeN tier ober • rim. a. ibrodbar. la Artilleries. FRANCE. PARIS, MONDAT, In the Assembly to-day, the order of the day was, the conclusions of the report of the committee chargea to report on urgency in favour of the proposition for a parliamentary inquiry into the conduct of ministers en the 29th ult. _ _ — The t;ed;rolthe day Nonni, proposed by M. Perrde at the hat attics' is in these terms : The National Assembly, dealarhig that the policy of the alaistry appears to create denim to the mobile, peon to lie woks of the day. Another order of the day, since proposed by Oen. Oodinot, wee in these terms : The National Assembly, adopting the ormalusime of the sommittee, sad eossidaing that the bulletin offensive to the Assembly Me bees fermally disavowed by the asinine of the interim mese to the order of the day. M. Low Faucass (Waken of the Ineerier), rase to speak ca ths modes, sad mid: The miff of the day }caseated by Osman' Chasm furoWses the goveramsat ea essuisa of eateries again cc the debate whisk wee spewed cm Saturday. sod of nag additional mismanage. I will fret give eat a cots inserted yesenday la the Yessilmw, sad whisk appears sot to have beta judged of by 'my sae se it tight so be. linscal messes lave ormenved that them b thirds a deism* throws eat by the mining, ageism the Annablp. Motley r‘ses Mae ismeme. lades. It uthemlssis to well the duty it has to fulfil to seigneur Os Mem! the Amuthly directly or indirectly. Its salg ebjeat has beta to meg a the nostrLat the moment tilaitranquillity Richt be vela asseassd. This is the whole amain of this sots. So hag as the Pearliest of the Re pair Oil eutlisa• to give as his maddest*, we think it ear dab to rowels at our post. I win only return apse aimed= of Saturday, became sa cedar of the day was latiodsmed into it without say ss the to the govesament, and because every coo wee Zersalbelleve, aware of its real import. I have already that the t was a stranger to the bulletin, sat that it disvowed it. I repeat that dinvewaL It Ms sever entered hate the idea of the govermasot n be wasting in that cousideratics which is doe to the Amenably. It would deem it wrest to point out to distrust so Assess bly on whisk depend all the linemen of the sentry. A motion for inquiry his beta made ; the esseadttes who ham examined it have resolved to report for its *mho. The government deems it its duty, ea saseast of the gravity of the elreasosteases, to enter into some &nib cm that has takes place. K Isom Faucher then proceeded to give an &Ann ing picture of the state of anarchy to which sours of the great towns are tending, in con sequence of the enormous multipl ica tion of clue and mcret societies. In Lyons aloe*, he said, there were 132 political clubs, consisting of two categories, one in which property, and the other in which order, is directly attacked. To this I may add, that in Paris there are upwards of 800 secret societies now in full session. The Assembly tot division on the pies tiop of the ty claimed for the amendment of General Oudinot, at ten minutes pan Ave. The result of this vote is as follows : For the government Against 403 Majority in favour of government. 32 The Assembly therefore passed to the order of the day. The °Whet between the President and the Assem bly hems the eableiteldiscsation in mold the lead isg joanials tmday. proposiden hes been laid before the Assembly by M. Imam Mont, reclaiming, on behalf of the heir of Jeashim Murat, ex-King of Naples, certain parts of the bete property which had been conferred oa hist by tiro emperor. Vie Fume 111011VONd today what they lost in the Puma, de FOLism yesterday. They were dans : The ¶ht.e pee Utah. at 46, and Five par Cents. at 78.70. The reunion el the Roe de Pohl= held a meeting last mea t kr the pewee d drching He smarm to be prima tr4ll, in rialtos to the ememiment pro pored by M. Pend*, illseisdos that the enstinsenoe the present rat iery in h deegmoneto the repub lic. It was indesed to mpert a prspositiou made by Om. Outlast, by whisk the • Assembly woold chre that it was soirrimad *et the measeres which had bees adapted by the antherithe on the 29th, were appertemee and that it gave entire credit to the di.. th, mud made by the cabinet of having _circulated Agathe departments bulletins disparaging to the The slates that in eonsuprems el the &briery et perm en the arrest of some anarchists, which thaw that era attack wee intruded on the home of M. Tbion, campory of the line is placed in the asiikboadised kr Ile robation. The lidlowlag sidlimes of Mamba Bugeaud, of whisk kw &ty given you a ,is the Wiliest l of wool sommeat. According sammary to the most he exceeded his instructions in asmodited ei= go drawly. This speech is as 018111 1 1110 e—It assytisbg woad weeds no kw ear siva hunk it weskit be the iwaseftose whisk hes led se to boom esossisted era the eity d Ilessim with dist noble sod essiost ity, whisk hose sr ma =l lembisleces is Wary, sat k soils of ham hews blew to robin ite car ems lb imillless, diuds 2 its sham alifestart ai bre the dem sethiollishese idiom et ths LOW esti them et Oho 14 11a diwired bo om tee wit visit. dinasisii Ikea I ressive *ln theplher, se tombei Near sides whisk solo be. to eh psi Alms., Nesdewas s wes Nib min se ishismesile •ot pelmet . Yea - see *NM alliese haw set sessurieil Illeitsolity ledges; they hop Is 'WY pee swim et pews, sotto Meow ea Prams fielr And end atlpllethassYr Bet we w,ll pet them is eater. It is he rmits hM ate well.istestiessi otea, wiled is the sew ins asdpliello ibis et esearlag the meloolossee et the =angleimigh over_ theme perverse Mt who with to Ihsse. pas s sp a eiwijos lunk I amels tiff Ng thst males to ms cif Mb, to debut whit swiss, set tee tho soisiee Mosel el s pieggsi ekes, bet, es the = ri be t Ze Mout et sa—wilbe Ask as well se of the )—eiths pee ellinese Ibis et the Ash; kr SPAIN. The Herald* says that basins= generally was improving. A grand reception and ball were given on the 30th ult., by the Queen, in honour of the Duchess de Monteensier's birth-day. T. Madrid Orixeite, of the 30th alt., publishes several despatches from the political chiefs of Navarre and Gaipusom, announcing the dispersion of the insurgent bends in those provinces. A despatch of General de Burgos states that Baltesse Yerro had submitted, and that the Etudiante had then only six men with him. Private letters from Madrid of the 30th inst. say that the Minister of the Marine, M. de Topes', is recovered, and has resumed his portfolio. These letters my that the re-entry of Cabrera into France is net confirmed. Mass®, Jae. 10.—T1u99 par 01993., VI; Mir Wu, 11l ame, 31f paw. r43419:=09 • 8913 a 8 999917= 19 ssiii ifti lie li mpl i r h : Enisage °Amok" 49 13 paper. Treasury BY* 73 73 3993 ; 79 P.m SWITZERLAND. We have advice from Switzerland to the 31st ultimo. The Federal Council, in reply to the re presentation et the governor of Temin, as to the recruits for Naples, declares that it cannot prevent their free passage through the canton of Tessin. 1. Because free circulation is guaranteed by international principles. 2. Because the constitution guarantees free circulation. 3. Because it would not be pendent unnecessarily to place itself in opposition, at this moment, to the Neapolitan Government. The muted of state of Neufchatel had addressed a proclamation to the people, in which the recent dis orders sr* stated to be the result of a plot. The ores mune of Varrieres was mewled militarily, and the Wdeviessert was elves(ger the seta alt. The council hes issued a decree, that all refugees who have taken part in any revolution, or whose con duct shall not be perfectly orderly, shall be sent three leagues from the frontiers of Germany, under pain, in case of infraction of this decree, of being declared de prived of the right deviant. Thielmann and Loewen feld, already expelled, If again found in the canton of Tessin, are to be liable to the punishment of those who have broken their ban. ITALY. SARDINIA.—The Club de la Room, of Turin, having charged a deputation to demand of the minis -2:ooprel4 out aad fall adhesion to the Italian Con (Roberti is mid to have replied, that so loag as be should be minister, Piedmont should not eead depathe to the Constituents of Rome. The meeting of deputies, preliminary to the open ing of the parliament of Turin, was held on the 31st ult. Parliament was to assemble on the Ist instant. _ . . The Piednegtotese Garotted the 30th ult. publishes the protest of Minister Gioberti against the violation of the armistice by the Austrian government. Sar dinia, says the document, scrupulously executed the clauses of this convention, which had bat a mi litary value; Austria, on the contrary, showed both obstinacy and ill-will in not fulfilling the clauses of the armistice. This fact induces the government of his majesty the Meg of Sardinia to make foreign powers acquainted with the facts and proofs upon which the above assertions rest, for the purpose . of avoiding any difficulties that might here after anse on the subject. (The document here states various acts of the Austrian sovertmont and mili tary authorities.) M. °Whorls then proceeds to remark that an iniquitous system of spoliation has been establiehed, under the name of contribution, or extisordinary . war taxes. The property of un fortunate emigrants, preferring exile to oppression, has been illegelly conated. The Austrian fleet has seised Italia& vessels in the Adriatic, notwithstand ing the conditions of the armistice and the formal promises made to the ministers of the mediating =thus committing an act of hostility con by the principle of the freedom of the sea. The Piedmostese government, having already made its protest to France and England against the viola tion of the semiotice and the abuse of power which Austria has committed in the spoliation and mention of venoms whom the most formal conventions sad the right of nations ought to have protected against mea sures now mapaeallsled among civilised nations, now add:miss the same protest to the other foreign powers, and declares that it leaves to Austria the responsibility of the fatal oonesqnsoces which may remit focl and Europe at large, from the violation of sacred compacts and the extreme rigour of proscriptions. ROMAN STATES.—The Bologna Galati*, of the 27th ult., states that the Swiss, 2,000 in number, stationed in that town, had received orders to sat out for Gaeta. This hiving mused great excitement among the inhabitants, President Berti Piehat had an interview with the Swim dotterel Latour, who, in answer to his inquiries and remonstranore, declared that he could not show the adore belied received front higher authorities, sad that, were obstacles pat is his way, he 'would have monies to force to take his de prime. The president then published • &defiling the people to be cals. The P tub an address to the Swim, to the effect the people of !Mrwould not let them depart. The Fria& and someals, it appear,, also protested against the departme of the Swiss. All these eiretnnstances pre vailed at lest upon Oen. Latour to defer the march, and to attempt a conciliation. The elections are fa vourable to the democratic party. The name of the Roman deputies to the Coati that Amiably were published ea the Nth, and cede bested by 101 guns and the ringing et bilk the deputies mama we ream& 110whIsetti, B=, Niumarelli, G&W, Ciag ui leml Chula Boma. =The Plasmodia at ]gems tens mot dead, ms bad been I bat limo smostary of Vabee bees BCANY.—l'll h e ig ette of Rome quoted by the Gusto of Goa, of the 31st ult., says : " The Goad Dub at Teensy, after a Isart mod coddratial an foresee with the usbaseaders &Frame and Noglamd, has tally adhered to the Italian Coaditasate NAPLNIS.—We have reestved letters from ear carrespeadmat at Naples to the 28th alt., bat their Tai PSAIIISIILAI AND ORIENTAL COWART'S STEAM' SULTAN, Captain Waal, armed s SOntitnfraill yesterday. Amongst her min h specie oar freight to the ansoant of 130,0001. reeling, principally from Constantino * end Smyrna. Sir Charles Napier 's fleet wee at Gib ?altar whim she left. The brig Rebecca, hest Belfast, fonadered of Cape Bt. Vincent; reser saved. THE SMITHFIELD NulßANClL—Yesterday, an in furiated ea, being driven from Smitlifi-Id to the Sauey aide of the river, knocked down, in Farringdowstreet, a girt, named Coles, and trampled on her, and indicted very sonar JO Wilk Being further irritated by the occurrence, it be came perfectly aseentrollable, and prameded at a headlong pace Maar& Bleekhius-brido, where the animal was neared, not, however, before Iliad knocked down and in- Jared wend parties. d v fli rtSS Iljt 763.] LONDON, TUESDAY, FEB. 6, 1849. [THREEPENCE. oesteuta are without interest. On the 27th, the Nea politan Fives ware at 81i. SECOND EDITION. Mem the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. ___ Miciaaxx. Coansa, Nino Elm, Vauxhall, limy *table Imam Cassxorra Coorxx, Noithsuptcas, dealer is Berlin ___. ROBERT Coorn CMAPPILL, Water-laze, Tomer•etreet, City, wise merchant. Liles Boma, Great Nand, Bedfordshire, apothecary. CH AIM!. NIIISAM CARTWRIGHT, LtiOtettr, srissa. TRONA/ SLAW., Wombed'. Shropshire, hectometer. Jour ROBERT Loom, Bash, limo draper. Lomax') MTDOILTON LLOYD, Wrexham, Denbighshire, banker. Isuo Boors, Crewe, Cheshire, lineadmer. Armes° JOHN SWINT, Uverpool, frosionadm Taomaa TROXISON. Manehemer, marelant. SCOTCH BICII7IIBTRATIONB. WILLIAM IItDOUGALL, Losidsmer, Maki/spar. 1113.1111 JOIINSTON, Airdrie, poem Jaime 817TBIRLAND, Oviepie, Satheriand, mershaat. Armorer Cluatoux, Gleogow, Ida* merchant. WILLIAM Toommos )(NLRB, Deeds., poser. ANDILZW WATT, Wiadybill, Liberia's+) ' ,farmer. Ataxxxxxx Nous, Magee, merehans. 21101b0.. finds Ilt. to SU U. Oatmeal, psi load of 2401b0.. from 280 to Ilk. &I. _ 3.—We are moderately supplied apia this week all train. We cameo' quote ally alteration in the _Ore of Wheat, the foreign .ow realised la part Ia B growth. Barley is rather dosser tor . Boons and Pon still a very slow sale. Oats ' egoist draper. Wheat, whin, 44.. to 48t. ; rod, 424. 498 . EMS 7. 28 0 . to 31s. Reap, 31s. to 33a. Pon, 33a. to kia. Oats, 11a. to 224. per qr. SAT.-13=7imm, Aro o'aock.—Biennes.Coopor and Davis nowt the trade very heavy. ?Om Moolow, no to TOL I Boom_ 400 to I Iltanr Ito .... Its. loft Lalliziar... MGo Clow .. SOL fto CATTLE, des.—Total;ias; rdoeived in London, by the Roston Ceranties Railway, for the week ending Feb. 4:—Beaste, 1,484; Calvet, 66 ; Sheep, 4,912 ; Pip, 206. COMMERCIAL If MARKETS MONEY MARKET Sc CITY DITELLKIENCh. T wo o , ro , ..k.—Coosols ?plied at 99 to this morning, as after the regulir hours of liusinesi they had risen to and were called last evening. The market had a firm appearance at these quota tions, when the Bank broker 'invented himself as a seller. His operatioss, though not of any mag nitude, served to depress prices about / per cent for the moment, but Consols have since recovered, and now are as before, 911 to 1 both for money and time, the market quiet. Reduced Threes are 911 to 4. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 921 to 1. Exche quer Bills, 395. to 425. premium. Bank Stock, 192 to 5. The advice. from Amsterdam this morning r ep ort that Spanish stocks were in favour, and some faith would appear to be placed by the holders and specu lators on that exchange in the issuances of Senor Mon, the Spanish finance minister, of his intention to propose a measure by which the non-dividend paying debt may be benefited, that is by some compromise of interests converted partially into a dividend-yielding stock. Even one per cent. to begin with would be esteemed a bonus by the unfor tunate stockholders. The Fives were improved here by the tone of the markets abroad, and are now quoted 154 to 181; the Threes, 281 to 9. Passive, 31 to 4. Portuguese, 251 to 261. Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 481 to 491; the Fours, 771 to 81. Danish, 65 to 8. Belgian, 78 to 80. Mexican, 261 to 1. Peruvian, 47 to 9. New Gre nada, 14t to 154. Boerne Ayres, 26 to 7. Chilies, 91 to & Brazilian, 78 to 80. We do not learn yet whether any of the new Three per Cent. Danish loan, lately contracted, is to be brought upon this mast. Th. meeting of Spanish b ond holder at the Leaden Tavern, to receive the two delegates from the body of bondholders in Amsterdam, is just over. The meeting came to the conchrica of giving full powers to the delegates, who are mvose.g to Madrid, to act for them with the Spanish government. Z ID Ilia 111.013.193 II 3 psi R. Ud. Aar, Rif 11 pat 01. Oar. Azisa. tile IL I ram& per Wt, al l e. MID . iO W ll‘lOl !Co d O vs'? 1715..11110 Nap . TT • Et. Pm= Aim S T od... ra OL 3 if.- 83- 3434 4 4440 L dna, - FUND& l amisib M lffil a. l l : llsl • per us Woos. awe, 26 1 i i r evraiL . I Oi. .. !....., • Itg 1. - .. — mcia II i pm , ies ak. uo r_9_,p.... 1 1: 1 _.„ ) ,.. z .,.. z me „, _______ RAILWAYS.—The share market may again be reported as quiet, but firm in prices, although with a small amount of business going forward. We have little alteration from yesterday's quotations for Eng lish shares; and in French we have had a few pur chases, at rather improved rates. Orleans and Tours have been done at 2t per share. ULU ZPVICTED UP TO TWO THIS DAT IN LONDON. (Toefteday% Kier will be bond ha Yet popo.) 800.. @tam, sad Biro, 3 N. BAWL 17 Caledeoloa, 5411 Do. Halves , 71 Mostar It HoipLoad. 221 as tat Do. Dos, 34 Lawn Canada, 111 1 Do.lllrdo, el 3 Do. New Owe. 6 per CL, 111 Rood., 0•111., & Reg., Di Ovoid 1 Ikettbk OneWal, 111 Do. adv an te ir ,l, l 2poe Oast, AL, 61j l rive & Illno. 1 (A), 5 Greet Weems, 1034 3 S. 11e/wildn, 41 Do. Haves, 311 S. Drew & 1115 Do. lit&o. 101 1 Do. Ha 1. II Do. New 174 IQ 1 Da SW& No. 4, 110 Lem. sad Yorkshire FALL 71 Twit, lima. Is Sor., Laois a Bradked. 101 Da ONg. New. & Bet., /Si 1 Loa, die Srlibtoo, It B. Ocest, 351 4 Do. Isb Newaeeilll I se No. 1 (York Lod az l Do. Wet. 5 per CooL, 4411 Da Na 3 (Few. k Bor.), 211 Lea &N. WOWIII New Qll4 Hi LW‘ G. X IS_ .SW2 31 Lea. 111 L Wont. 43 Took ad IL =Seed Pref., 111 1 llsa. Dow, & Mat., 11 Do. 11. wog W. S. Ex.. 254 3 151 1 Deolopo owl Amazes, 51 M. Ow. TWA 131 Debi nefaolL 11 Do. Br. SdoL tai DM. 1 per Nom owd Wee. 5 Ont., HS et file Nallrea of Dorm 71 N. Maiwidir& 11l 11 DAM owl Biome, 1111111111311111 BALM ilawnwe 5. . 1/ 1 I Swim & Bk. (A). 41 d N aerop. Ba tedr. 1.14.1 I Da ( 8 ). 7 5 1 S PRODUCE. Iffsff:s!l 11elilgiTiablis soles of Sew, erweidigi el Moat 18,000 boy of Moodily' sad Bast lad* see preghosing deader ; she the Cites saes. lied Seger market ans. —Lae : 6,0110 begs *wad buys. la }obits sale at the fall pubes of lad wash. Sollpsese : 2,000 tags sold re di b 4w lle sale et slaw &smoke phis, bat they sera ioU sums, Mho. wealt.-0•11sa arm, sad weals Immo& aggewsose.-11how asigheied, sad pekoe ;partly oewhisi die hogs steak es hod depose Ike sr tiels.-13 Whir arida wi shwellsa, bat hams show solimse i hod adds'. TALLOW.—The =dui is igurovhigi _tbsibesed ea the spat is batter, sad sew Tallow br Weber sad De cember delivery has Mussed H. Tetenbergb Y.C. ea the spot, Ns. ; October to Deniable delivery, 40s. 6d. CORN.—Arrivaia at Committee Balmy, for t►. Malt ISO we. Mint lss4 Derisy generiee, by the Eaten k eatibbg Feb. 4 : este oaks. Ind - 481 . CANTIIIII7IIr, Feb. S.-Oar market was well sota with Wheat, sad prices were something better. Wheat 465. to 61e. per v.; Brown Ws. to 4es. Beam 27a. to Ma. Oats, 17s. to 19s. Old Baum 30a.; now, 28, to ala. Peas, 20a. to 34. CIZINCIPITIS, Feb. 6.-A decidedly firmer &slim is the bade to-day; far Whist a rise of tally ls. per qr. We abo fete a hotter demand for Barley, sad 10. per qr. 'imam setablishaL Is other grabs no voliation. Wheat, 101. to 181.6.. per bed. Baby, Wm to 295. per v. Oets, lb. to 265. Beam, 116 s. to 445. Dorcarrna, Feb. 3.-The musket wm wellspOisd with Wheat ; only moderate of ether grabs. Flat old white sad new, is beterate madisisa, advanced led. to le. per 3 bash. ; rod Wheat OL barer, the marina dieing wish prism ass isa uel peal to what woe elraised is the easly part of the Mae Barley L. dant ; seseadary sad grinding Meat Od. over lest weak. Oat. more inquired for, sad L. to b. doer. Beth old sad new Beam rather dearer. Wheat, sew, 15e. to Ifie. ; lea, 19a. to 21s. ; cid, 111 s. to 18s. ; flan Ms. to 21a. 6l 13s. to lie ; lee, 17a ; Bye, 190. to lb. ; Am, 14a. new, 19s. to 13s. ; Am, 14a. ; odd, 14e. to lb.; lay Pea, grey, 121. white, 13e. pm those Wide 'menial. Ow, sew 16s. ; 1 I to 9a ; lb. ft ; Ile. ; Mae, 215. , to be. &Nish 86 MM. ; lmm mallieg, St be lb per quartos. LAIRSAITION la, S.- The quantity of °casual was bombs *ea mask had la Whist the supply .stemmed bat light, At OM Graft el I the market Memers eadeavourod Is salsbatiate on ammo ea Wheat over wetbaa rates, sad is a few boteases wore eamenfol in ebtaiaiy ea abeam el la per lead. Priem this day he Wheat per load of IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—MoNDAT, Fen. 6. The Loan Ciancititoa took his seat at 6 o'clock. PUBLIC BUBINEBIL pgn'nON.—fty red OWLET. from lee. Kr. Den a m. en the send Me imlnemey pent kw stanotion. t SIADIIIIBII.--Memommer es mut Law.—ltemittlaa of frowitial NNW alsztu.siOrMiesi Bala law Ossesidarks ; Beak. ; 11 12611114 2. 021111X--Daverms ere Peashemsers.-0a the ma. Vse al lad EMMET. a mines et Ills lassesesletehuMe mem er thee late tea beam Mrs ma frosesbeeeits—Tegh Oaar a eaters at the M evr bums sammeses ben the hit Ihni, lat r eaV a ltolb,llllo ; the esandlp m the let Feb., ma the memo et ame am veal ham tem mil" perm if the daty had net him Wen et en that dy. anuanse APPOlNTED.—lnrammemer or Lawn.—On the maim et the Din of 11.101MOND, te kinks tole the ergetiksay =tt en set whereby the Pam omen et menial sane were m raise massy where the wpm' et tagnevig ink pro- P rerSTICIL OF MOTlON.—buoy Peas Law.—Tbs *mph of LeNeDOWNE as Friday, to move tor the opsisamat of a nisei committee to take Into 'mastodon the sesbinvarion of the poor law. HER MAJESTY'S ANSWER TO THE ADDRESS. Earl FORTZSCUE read her Map "ty's most erreei.tut an. serer to their lotdsh.ps' addles. en reply to t. e Speech front the throw "My lords, I thank you for your assurenose of the loyalty of my people, and their steady attachment to the isetitutioss of the country. It will be, at all times, my de sire to promote their happiness and poeprlty." On the motion of the Earl of BRAIPTURTIIIT. her Majesty's answer was ordered to be printed with the votes. NATIONAL EDUCATION. Lord STANLEY, on reciting the petition from the Rev. Mr. Denison, said he did not wish to enter into any discussion on the subject, but he wee anxious to know whe ther the corespondents with the Notional Society bad been brought to a ewe, and whether it was to be submitted to a select committee ot that or the ether house of parliament. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE wee undentlod to state that the come:splint. nee had been brought absolutely to a close, but he was not prepared to answer the other part of the noble lord's question. BUSINESS OF PARLIAMENT. Lord STANLEY said it bed been his intention to have alluded to the mode of cmdosting the business of that and the other house of parliament—the delay, in the early part of tie setsioe, of the introduction of measures, and their pretaire at its dose ; but, as he asderstood it was the intention el the government to take some steps on the sub ject, in consequence of the recommendation of a committee of the other house, he would not take the responsibility on himself; until he saw the amendments propoed to be intro duced in the other house of parliament. The noble lord then moved Sir the rotor's stated above, and said it would show the mass of business which was hurried through at the close of the last 811111g011. IMPROVEMENT OF LAND. The Duke of RICHMOND, in moving the appointment of the committee to inquire into the expediency of emend. log an act which empowered postmen of entailed property to raise mosey for improvements, said, he thought greeter facilities should be afforded to the public to lend their money for the purpose of drainage and other improvements of estates. Capitalists would sot more wisely if they were to Unrest their moray for sack instead of running into all kinds of foreign . ( Wm.) NORTH WALES RAILWAY.—BREACH OF • PRIVILEGE. Lent MONTEAOLI said that certain pipers IMMISMIIIII.I to be omitted lest ssedim, by the °Mimeo aid of the North grabs Railway, the dimities base with the suppreselos of amounts and the OR Mid tome, The chairman and NNW! tramenminesed to their Wilshire bar, to protium certain mom* at the clove of bet maim t they did not, however, appear. An order wee then made for their attendance this day, and he understood they were now ready to attend at their lordships' bee, and produce the required doom/ate. He, therefore. moved that they he called in. Mr. Chadwick, the chairman of** board of directors, and Mr. Maiusr, the secretary, were then called in. I. answer to a question from the Lord Criertom.Lon, Mr. CRADWICIL said that he produced copies of some pro- ceedings in equity. He had no objectifies to render any in formation in his power, but proceedings were now pending wish referents to the amounts in qualm. Lard MONTEAOLE Galled upon their lordship to en force the eider to have the eesowats printed, and *ea order the parties spin to appear at their lordships' bar to hear their decision on the subject; end, after some debate, moved that the evidence of the °Moen who 'erred the parties with the orders of the house should be printed, ad that the persons at the bar should be called on to appear et the bar main. UNE BROUGHAM (who had erased the house and spells from the bishops' beach) said they must be careful to sea OM the orders had been properly served. The Duke of RICHMOND entirely concurred is the ob. orvations of the right rev, and learned prelate. (Musk brighter.) The parties were then ordered to withdraw, and Mond at the bar again on Monday next, at 6 o'clock. Their lordships then, at half-pest 8 o'clock, adjourned. HOUSE OF cordpi:4B 7 3l.:s4pAy, Fn. 6. Titeipaazza took the chair at 4 Vele& ivipa - itiimiii. - PrOTIONS.—By *arab et bade =I Illedres, from the Lord Mayor, OWN" me Orasus hem. t Oty toads, on the sidled of ges.-111r. W. 1 , 113811; Irma the beard st gordisai albs Ogre inka, prerar in tem et die Mb peer law -11r. F. OVONNOL Ira sa thorired s empisiore d alarm R. MOUS. inn the Loy arra se Enter I Mrs& C4. l4 l7a lk ti P sTlre i ealbw rt attrwelitTaughslis p i l e"sp— lrimb poor law.--Or W. VILLE, ham. ta ea ,imat sarrisem—itr. ADAM tree sy, te Omer et la are of *Mira arra OF MOTION.—Mr. bent to Mae Is a bid to berm the Men WAIMINGTON. a OM esestrustbe the MINK Ferserer Itadway.—Ed H. WIL LOOO/13T pere modes sad hair le =re ex thereat* sire wtasted id et wUMW —I4W- 4 7. 11 1 INOLIS we users et his breeds• h rise dar e edemas to her rarity te herd a espy of dr resale Wm et de dot d Grey.— , dz. J. O'CONNELL. e t a de deal dt MOO le lade a YO[ for the impedes ot the Habeas Orpre Ad la ddiat. del eon. mines el II irralsrs be sarel ere de end le • report whether As sesperiaa et the Babies harp AM Ile asereary 1 towards the prarrwriaa de Peees ht Weed. - - - - - LORD CLARENDON'S LETTER.—HABEAS CORPUS (IRELAND). Mr. J. O'CONNELL had to draw attention to a deannent which had been handed to hid, which he sense say he hoped would ultimately tarn oat to be a breach of the pivfimec of that hones. The document to which he rdwred bad been left at his recideses. Re hand it to a be dd a ni sr pretested to the House of Commons by order of her 'sty. It Ser b be the espy of a lathe by die Lard C e sr d enent or Inland to the Seeretery for the Rome De =Et. He did hops that this would prove to be • Ci the of the Rome of Commies end • fa brigades. thia to be the NM, be should in all probability feel it to be his duty to mem that " William Closes, the printer of the domain; be relied to the bar of the hone, to ewer he himself or he his instigators." It weed OM be he the house he deteendne what should be desk_ _ _ _ — The SPEAK= NM he was sot aware it the aster* of the paper of tibia the hen. reatissus eoespisimed. He, however, ay imitates& his te ti ;fr i th: the paper MI been groemied summed of her . The pellestita ' eseh a Pew as set be a et the privilep it the ' hesee. (Hear h.or.) Lord J. RUIIIILL—I beg to say that that doeseiest i. ea astitestle ewe, sal that it hes boa preerated to the house by eowmoll etbeiMajeety. (Hear, hear.) Mr. J. OVOMLL begged hare to more that the house do sow adVesna The doessest was asoreedtatiosel, they were steered by the First Misitter et the Crown yet that it wee asthestie. _ _ _ _ 1311711110 ND nue to edge. He wished to know hem the boo. geatiemen in the Ado V ths ebeindloos of tit! . geollemoa led Garbing to do with the quo** of adjournment ? Tke 81114111312 odd the eturvellone he hod head did not relate to_the of 400mmod. Mr. 3. o'o *mid *en gook to the quad" and be wadi emeldnil the of the hew would be bed einielled by en Imneellsto firr the par woof ebbs modlmodea te the damment wii.h be bad to brig miler their ettintion. The lad linoMoint alled open the babbles, le ogres, out et mmyllmont le him, to vele away the liberties of the Irkk psede. The Lea Ihratemeat of Wend mu make to pet down as =whisk we oho* oat of kiall—whiek woe mtliet. Net a madi of Ihe aiding t h e woe now to Mesa ; the whodin had no W/dby to and dm lard Liniment ailed ups the bum to ledht thatroe eat rope an the whole ri the kik tolsibmin midis* ems • pretense *el the ached= milled eh memint. He (Mr. Linseasil)eilisiltic the ofjenownet stile Yew, L order !SI Maim mielft imm limo to witilice the de fiant, !MINIM. It midi bee doh owl a Met woo the Haw d Cameo if they Wipes& the reeemmendatime of thit haws. No amid made& by =dap *et the knee de now odium, Mr. H. 011112 TAN than rose, bat m be moomeneed by Madre that it was net kh intention to seesed the seede he was immediately set by load grim of " Order, order." The bp.goatiesoas, however, wee esionsialeg poosalorkia The STRAKER esid—The his. padaws haste( order. Thaw us se wades Wore the hew. Mr. GRATTAN this rowed kis sett, sal the potion fell to the speed for went el a seseader. TR' 111111010NAL ORDRES. Lord J RIIIIIIELL sell he rase sew to men the sew shoal imelstioas hr the waist par, sad the there had bees Ni. thirselses proposed specially by the sewsktes that sat hout Nein, with respect to the public benison, he should Ida the Meaty et og a Saw words is latroduslog the swim to the boss. The la reseluties was ow wide had bees *phi ler sissy yap, & mad it timbre seeded se sewed whoa be ms3tbst. The End sal 3rd was taw hen iessiations: lot yes: by the boa. swabs' licatnee, were winked and sated spa by the hew during a considerable part } et the semis& Us did sot kw that say esesasiate had bses ta , with ewt te resoledees, sad be did aot Gwrohn Mak n it thto to slake say aberrations spas VIM. The 4ak 6*6th, 7th, sad Ilch were resoistions or as.. pen' steadisg, sad were agreeable to the practice of the bow. The mirth wu a resolutaa which was agreed to by the coassittee. It pro videe : ... • .. net Idea my bCI sha l t lad by a arreste r et this boa" ar AA le hasiblat boa dr the ealeticer " That this MU be sow Teat admit OW "Tha t OW be lelabid." shall be deelad aline somellaret er Mete. It very selissa happens& that any such bill eve was dis cussed or thhahad in that lee n upon the etude to which the rosshatice rodersd, aid ha did aot think thereon that any nelselal ahasatiss la the moue practise would hollow its adeJlita The to sensfalls• was : amettas ofseely. sal ways and uswas, may he ap doseeed le Name et elt es ewe, ea min et the day lave prate. el atins. Hs thought the& this tregektion was of very cosalderable importers,. It meld be Mem very convenient if the home had bees I. sonesitere on supply, or ways sad maim, to be able to go on with that order of the day *pea the neat day es which orders of the day shook have the glegoodeek He thought there would be sonsitheake odventoppe s timbre, in ate( this ressikka. knew net that *see were any MIMS why lideoreiays, Wad nestale, sod Fridays, be devoted to sart op ez t that. A *mkt am be takes upon other dap. sisagibli, *s. lime 'WWI be no oblation es this oseekr tioo. FMllth resektion was: The nes • Mil sr ether menre a =remein or ems rA wet tie s inamembo gi le s en=ri g e meek progress mad nit Mew tent wen led Me teem shiltswe shoed thstthe tesnnYMsekslMtsobenawn their &gibs boskystab, whenths ease ft the emeillet lag rem meg, tienniM Mee the stab tubbed pelling sugtpmlla It sokalmly tress veryinessiveniumt practices that whoa the low led meshed it would p into sommittee sport a elver pother esegidsrable debris, sitar the wedge hod bets decided, sad when it only remehted Ise the omen M esmider, having agreed to area of the dames, whaler they mold agree to the remainder of the bill—it wet vary lessemmisst, that all that having begs dens the googlies &sold 'gain he raised whether the house should or should act go iwo committee upon the bill. There mss me snoop the, however ' he proposed, and be hod eae,esessd It at the NA of the res olution, " Wee s member shall have give l arks of an instruction to rah messolUse." The 12th yew ken was : I TIM at ihe ekes ot iressimap ef a semmitime of the when hbeome am eh a ten, the skatedskatedshall Tepon the MR hrthwith to the Emil whin Mall has bre mob thereto, the Isms nib web emomemoste seediel s ==eteshale, sea • time wine& Me to themes late This resolution was Weeded to provide body immitee- Mamseparate e of a eamideration of the of the by it self, mad of the amendments made in the If this m• salads. should be carried the home would agree coodi. timidly to the whole bill as amended ; but the further con sideration of the bill would be postponed to another day so that the louse would then have an opportunity of consider ing the whole bill with the amendments. He thought that many members of the house would fled that an eguemely cosveniest course. The 13th resolution, with respect to the privileges of that house, had been very carefully considered by the committee, and proposals were brought before the committee which went a (rem deal further than the resolu tions he now proposed. Those proposals were not agreed to ;1 but amendments were adopted which altered the resolution to the form is which it at present stood. The resolution weer Soho vs That with Tempel to wg MB tromeht le OM booms ham Jon House of Lords, re senenell by *Mem et limb le this Me tutor Ins webby way pesenimy p:a isik thaimit Iss a lope* appropriated, --, sella. pined, this lib am insist ran mint end Wipe le the Imiewng mess c I, When the dine of moth pecuniary wall, se M elbas le le NOM ale mmelma et the an or the pnelament semi it amen S. allbsiesub dos me imposed fa elope of bleb token or abbe nodose maw ths act, and ta order to the asonien of the sal an tune payable into the Tram, at Isibwmg, or le Mil Mae ;obis meimme, and do not farm the wend et pais MIN= ohs pinks ressising the oats„ dibble newt el debit sr S. Wins such bill shall to a priests bill Or a Isael or pweami ash Limited is this way he thought then sins he no that their privileges would be at all impeked by to the 'solution in its present form. With regent to the third clause be would only say that there might be possible eases in which the question might arise whether a private bill was not of such importance as that the privileges of the house might be infringed. He thought, however, that there would be no such danger in the great majority I of cases. H. deeply regretted that his hon. Mend, who had mead as the chairman of the mesesittee that mat upon the pabliebusiness last year, was not in • position to be pre sent in that house ; but he had received • letter from him, stating that it was imposeible for him to attend. The last proposition he had to make was with respect to the days for lodging gov. rument bills. It certainly appeared to him that those who represented the government in that house, in the earlier part of the session laboured under a very greet disad vantage, it having been the corm for • number ripen to look to the eovernment, not only to move the estimates sad the orders for supply, and for ways and means, but likewise to undertake the conduct of bills that are brought before the house in all the earlier part of the session. Yet the govern ment, on whom all those duties were Mimed, had only two' days is the week at their disposal, while individual members had three days in the week. He did not wish to interfere with that pretties in the' early part of the session ; but he thought that when they should get so far es the lot of May, it would be rem able that instead of having two days as compared with three, the government should have three days as ampared with two at their eNe By adopting met a mess they would gain the very ble object of mailing up to the Howes of Leeds by gsme UM in June, whoa they weld have a doses of bake fairly esaidered in the upper hewn He hod sew stated elf the alterations which he propesed the monigeal resolutions, and he did think that their adop tion wed& tend to the mere easy and regular tommetion of this yaks Iminses, whilst he was sot aware that say in isamestisese 'geld result. It the house should Shish other mere alringest resolution neesseary they might be intro duced hereafter ; but he *alight it better that they should sp ring hem the general sense of the home than that he theta new at the commencement of the ses sion. E s ker.) To the resolutions as they stood he lis womb he no serious objection. (Hear, hem) ethe let resolution being rood, Kr. GOMM:TM said he had no observation to make upon the let resolution; but ma the noble Iced had proposed the whole at one time he thought it would be more con mutest for the hems te Ahem the reselatioss as a whole then to rise a number ultimo to dices sash one separately. With regard to the lid nooktios, which was pained hasti ly last semico, he thought it would be dsobable to get rid of the sethiguem W m*, " GovemmentOrders " and " Govern ment NMI ;" - wad lather Milosty's =haters should place the lA= in the order is whisk they were to be taken. He had the greatest doubt with regard to the 10th resolution, width Mated— TIM thelkommitese et @apply, and Ways mad Means, may be aw pined le di say bp= Thick erten ot ths day gall have per. seism el NON, el beam qh If he midemeged the principle upon which to House of Common migisally determined that committees of supply anti be Azad for particular days, it was in order that mambas might not be taken by surprise. He, thought, however, that the object which the sable lord had la view, might be seined by a very slight alteration in the resolution es it stood before the house. He proposed that the regehadoe should stand is this shape : Thig the emminsesd andiWays end Maas, MA it en Mesa" Welmedaya, wed limeys, and es my other dor avellik pens del berm glees en the igul Thee we guard swains takingth a lowea T leurprisk and would, be th ought, answer miry shisstion. ith Teepee In the sent rise, be ea* fay onsurvimi bins ebbeloableh Wis hot ealy applykg to a midis bill die polio@ whisk prevailed Id& @award to a privets huh. As the rembatiest at *seen need, however, be thrtre ssi lle nib len laid tbe prelim epee to all in former by @Mai the trw " Unless • member shall have 0•011 modes of ea lestraedoe to such ememittee." He would paw pees to have out that proviso altogether for it was mat tee musk to require of ken. members that t h ol t sould make up their ands spon sitil eme o l e :ment they have to pro mo before the left the chair to hut` The only ether Ire saw was the led of then reedutione. ht it Was a guethhoi bow he it would be anwedent by eyewink. date Immo baboons& to denudes at what period the gooonneet should take on of the days boa private mamba He thought it would be hr bone to let a resolution el met over until thy should have Nees earmisees of the bairn might maks in the esswee of the sesslos. ( Mem) Ea MEW the noble bid would take kb essm hito* andderation, he be thitskt= would be hada% the dining* of lb* bedews. Sir H. INGLIB said that urea the tint three reeletion he apprehended there well be se ditheasee of *aka. The 6th resolution, that the bone moot ea Wednesdays at 12 Veto*, was of a more impertast therester. He was quite aware how answer it was for the sake of every pima sew anted with the arp of the pubis duty in that louse that the prude@ of sitting up evw. night is the week Iffi as late an kw as they sat span Thunder end Friday last should not watinue • but oat it woo wiry thesavenient that several eimmittess gild the hone should he sitting eland tanseedy. It was not only ineaminint o but it was hardly fair to Individual, or as they we. idled by " ladepeadeat," members. (Huth haw, sad a courtes y With regard to the 12th ressa, be submitted that it would be szpedieet, I. order to avoid some ambiguity, to altar the words " the same shall be weed to conditionally without debate." Whom this mood ism was considered in eammillse smiths words were nonimounit @rood to 11_ 1 _et eabomundly, senther mewing, where me was mob= the wards bone *reek* were ressiedn. He ised however, that his mile hien would reooedder thinalloth and that AIM now or Mon the/V a t wend senama 1• the etleded words, which Mr. bed Woad, setweeted le Se moat's. The lee rembition was thou agreed to. Upon the AO rennin bang propeesd, Mr. HUMI said there could be no &Olin thin was every anion • deal of time waded in lbet liana (Haar bear.) H i e was of opal's, bswirrat, sat wry ash 7 pineal spud wtth Ida, that Ifs beet maw et - the Han el the been =raid be to hat the de- Mk& of •peeehaa, (Hoer. boar.) How members eels& "ho,ar bear," but wo u ld tliey Intim ft, that la a comrafree of IL when at brought that prepaid= forward, he could not prevail apes Say we to sesead Na? He stout aloes. He should be plod to !mow what math, of the ham ar to the limitation of the dantieso/spsee e. If lea. ambers would agree to limit their wean to or har, 1$ save awit dee. It =seal/ thee =Newer* 11 +topics way soma this pond through the Muss. ea whirl 4.= was this speed to. Oa the maw oldie third resolution, Mr. REBUS, .Mead that a &Moe* nal+. aria a to whoa ware seweemeeit aria& Tan wen bil r of ap lural sharastar whisk eight bajattadacol by invite eluide, as well as by the pearaarat. Sir H. WILLOUGHBY thought that thin stutuld be =sae liadtatka of the time at wWt thus ardor might be entertained. He wished to know whether then should set be some limit of time after whisk so Male order sboula be taken up. That might be dem by • reseintion that se Mo nti* cm en order of the day desald come to after 12 • Vela*. Mr. HUME mid it would be of isoeetaea to ea., a rem laths that se gowcsm I bill should be introduced after a mold& day, >tslm es some emegympey, Government eaglet met le anew the amiss' lege cm. ieleging in • few hills, end =at the end of tee eseiss, en* a number, that they sot be attended to. Those mg* to be some fixed duly b=lwhisk se goversamet cam seat to be allowed* a paha hills. The boas MGM tine set be take. by =iissad there would set be es gm* ends bedtim es bes% the ems of late yeses. Sir ROBERT PEEL, as one who bad bad expertise" of palls berisses, thought that if the house laid down • rule that every resume* bill should be beenaght in *bre a mods day„ there would be censtanteprons for .he one passim titles rule. He doubted the of requiting that a greet amber of bile Ghoul be 1 on the table at the SOW dal ; he deabesd whether k wee vet meek bettor to Mane the maw ef pireemilpfb to bring is me sr be Mb whisk they were delsmieed to pose with all espelhiss. Thieves better them diverting the a** ion of *theme by • great mass of Mr. b y e lli ealy te to .hemerg is tr ► l'illis that Wee . .. * le in. Government awl* O. to in • 'co cables* know, by Ist July or the lit el Lege" what bills the would la. The third mad fourth *solstice* were then meted to. Cis the fifth resolution, Mr. LAW submitted that it was drivable to e‘rept from the elders of the day such bills as involved ti , repeal of public statutes, sad he therefore proposed to at: •: der the words " orders of the day," the words, " 'mold bills kr relying the repeal of public statutes." Col. SIBTHORP seconded the amendment. Wednes day was generally aptropriated to senueglin: in bilk. Government expected very few members to be pr , sent, and trailed themselves of aa gimp y house Mr. EWART observed that the Speaker hit -.Wed, in his evider ea before the committee, that of all ite days in which liminess was conducted in the most estisfi , t uy man ger, Wednesday was the day on which the ! .5 debate aoeyred. Lord J. RUSSELL bad no objection to inseri words to the effect that no motion should be brought lc, after the orders of the day. Resolutions 8 and 7 weiesd to. Resolution 8 bong propo sed Mr. V. SMITH said that lie did not think these reeds dons, standing alone, would be found adequate .‘, 'he object which they had in view. The great cause of tht delay had hem he inclement adjournments, and the constdit sneaking slumbers on every stage of a hill. The hon. member fat Word had called the attention of the comno toe to this woolen, and had moved that every motion for utij , urnment and every adjournment of a debate should be pr, coed and seconded, and the question decided without denat and that no division should be permitted unless 21 members standing op in their places should declare themselves with the ayes. He was certain that some such measure would he a better expedient than any of the resolutions of the gs vernment. The resolution was not afterwards reported to the honse, and her ldsjesty's government had not thought fit to tyke it up; but he seriously hoped that his hon. Mend would repose it • to the house. Mr. BROTHERTON said that he should b. happy to Cotthe resolution to the house which he ha,l proposed o: mitt's, if to thought it was likely to meet with gene ral acceptance. It would facilitate public business. Hr. HENRY DRUMMOND was undentood to say that te any pros:Stain to curtail or limit the length of r,oeckes he ' would give hie support. Mr. WALPOLE suggested whether it ISigh. I , Ct be ad vantageous to go back to what was the standing , , , ler of the house, that no bill should be presented to the fr.— unless a copy of it was left with the clerk of the bees three days Wore leave was asked to bring it in. This was tk e standing order in 1861: "No act ought to be preeente : without • breviate being given to the Speaker • and the (3, esker ought not to open a bill, unites a breviate ' be given.' As to pri vate bills, the bill wasdepasited in the private bib . dice, and there woe a standing order that a copy should las lett with the Clerk of the House. An opportunity should Inc given to members to consider a bill before it was introdue 4. Mr. OOULBURN thought the hon. member hsil =bun dentood the order of 1861. A breviate was always pre sented with the bill after the leave had been giei.4l. Sir B. INGLIS said that what was wished was that more attention should be given by hon. atemberstothe eniutruction of their own legislation. Stich construction wood be more carefully attended to if an interval of three days were given. The resolution wee then agreed to. The resolutions 9, 10, 11, 12, were, with some verbal amendments, agreed to. Oa resolution 13, weiviag the privilege of the .109110 as to money clauses in certain specified came, Sir R. INOLIS begged to move as a outwit , . te for this resolution, that which-had been "greed to by lb , . committee on public business, on the 18th July last. (The t,tor of this resolution was, as we understood, to add all imposts or rates of a peraliarlylocalcharacter, and not intended for thepublie service, to the list of exemptions.) Mr. NUMB said that the resolution which the hon. be roast sought to revive had bees the subject of long discus.. dons before it was rescinded. Lord J. RUSSELL did not feel justified in acceding to the alteration. Sir R. INOLIS withdrew his amendment, and the resolu tion in its original form was speed to. On the 14th resolution: That alter Terday, the Ist day of May next, order., of the day shall hare reveedeste of settees of motions on Thurnd,y+, the right being reserved to bee Illititety's ministate of parka aeenunent orders at the heed of the Vetoes on Mondays sad Fridays, Mr. BERRIES said that this resolution dilli'red from those which had preceded it, inasmuch es it had proceeded ' from the government instead of having been roc mmended by the committee. The house was asked on the third night of the maks to come to a decision resppoting V., mode of winging the business in May next. He had a great *jot don to that proposition. (Heir, hear.) In his opinion the former tenn, of defining decision on this point until the public buboes required it was much preferable. Lord J. RUSSELL begged to cell the attention of the home to the great change which of late years bad taken place be the mode of conducting public business. Although at the seennuessement of the century notices bad precedents of orders al the day, the house would find that ell Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, government Gould generally introduce a bill, and it was only now and then that a notice interfered with them. It wax found after wards that notices increased so much as to render the cony inr on of the public business impoedble, and the hors ap pointed two days for the government business At that time the government business consisted principally of nom& using committees of supply, and of ways and means, but subsequently it wee thought that every measure of general importance should be originated by the government, and that the province of independent members should be to criti cise and'emend. That being the case, it became an unfair distribution of the public time, to give only two dale to the government, while independent members bad three, and therefore he thought that either the pre seat resolution should be agreed to, or that at some rabsequenitteriod of the suedes the alternate Thum days should'oe men to government . However, having In troduced the an *lot and presented the steeled*, he did not wish to pees it, but would leave it for future comiders tins when hon. members Gould not say that the home bad been taken by surprise. (Hear, hese.) He should them ktomove that the resolution be withdrawn. Mr. It. GIBSON wee anxious that dispassion on this sub ject disuld not terminate without some consideration being gives* he question of the limitation of the duration ell speedos (Hear, bear.) The most modest proposal had. bees shade en thip subject, but as it was a novelty he wee auxins that the *sage should be gradually made. Half an brag had bee. proposed • la his opinion forty mines ought to be the anima, but he wee willing they should sommenes with a limitation to melhear„ To this sod be should move that the following words* ailed to the ressiation : " That, with a view to the de meide el patella bulimia the duration of speeches be ilmitallelliee hoar, bat that this rule do not apply to mam bas helesdadeg origisal medess, wr misisters of the mown =hi repay." This motion had hese submitted in the by his hon. Mend the member for the Wart Bid ing, sod bad there received some smpse bet he trusted w it would meet with more aseeptance in the The SPEAKER asked tithe be.. member 'Wetted to the withhawal of the resolution ? Mr. M. GIBSON mid, that if he esteaded to the with drawal of the resolutise, the house would_ wimps allow hint to introduce his prepaid's se • le t h e melles. He knew it was irregt• but he dangle the present the Attest occasion for the introduction tithe abject. Mr. HORSMAN thought the preen* the fitting roo. slant to eall the Menden Odle hems he *e prattles whit* had prevailed of Me pegs si stardleg • larlle Mlles id the bulbous of the endue bete the use lb .ft.. wk. last minion there were forty-nice bills read a flat time fart the Ist August, sad seventy te r were read a third to devisee the msatit. He it would a good glom to provide th at patio hills set pp certain doge, should those stages net have snivel befisethe let of Await. Lord J. RUSSELL said that the hon. member's don was well worthy of attention. It was, no cl i o3E - ?"' ri mast incenvenient rarities to have a large ;mien ' ' 111." M bisi r gi'lluk . b r iI ..GIBBO .I"4" N said7that the sti lla th t rsepee tw'ma t to thrs h il is we.s pilltei '' ' fit ..:4 thin, he thought he weld arrange the ty He es • •-; 'V object to the withdrawal of the resolution, anti es . ' -/4 amendment that Ad the word "that" the were ! / ~.. already read to the beam *Mid be added. c ,- ' i IV Lord J. sum= mil he ahead net - -' '"',' co ti A L, moments ors *me, this cestellena roll not ia Ms empties the mei bear rule. this =Om was iroamsd ie the eimmilles ft wee felt by ”Idittliet it weell see he mavenkelete hared's" meal • Info en net gesperod by hes.dataker. He (ke'd i inintil) Mast sends' diet moss WOO Inmate whoa the