The Express. — London, England, 1858-05-21 00:00:00

~T A usTßAue.,—aucz BALL egb:thargtiVira=."l7. ow imam j ow+. .• 1 Wpie MONT BLANC 18 OPEN TO-NIOHT. the omit. On the seas day he should move to bring In • bill to ward the law Nikon to will@ at British sali abroad ; also a bill to sago prams to establish their *am/ by the lakneeni rif d era of law ; ant a bill white the *ha or • Ihnighor le be a British sayer night be easlelished by the jadiguallata court of taw ; sad also • te anal re spersileas of the Orr et Direr. TER PRIVATZ LITTIRS OP LORD CANNING. Lord PALKIRSTON—I _Wwit la ask the indalpsnos as loose far slow learnt, la& I asks • stannast which, I think, tanks or • with laptured by the hour on a form sears. The bow sea oar an to berme so- quirt& wir curler progas la Lord Cranes bar to ay right her Sind SS SS Presider al tho Dead Oar bol, to whisk arias rs been so frequently are it debate. Iso peopred to nod Or arbor It wilt, bowery, In that 1 sinald bet reed en error frog • Maar, wuaeu b of tierung quation. Pre ir I Ler slier giving lb opinion as to what corns ought to M passed .rich respe t to the mai asses, goes on as alookdars, laadoinw. , and their blisoren, art who hie net oaten oar salt, who owe as madam tillo Hit reasehes (not unreasonably) wronged by us, sus in • wry darer entegery. I will roan= for rem • Lege waesseeel sonny sad Wager* after Imam bermkat IMF that hopipert. or st bast till Cola ors gins have opened mon the city, I will not pat rod say public invitation to thus. IndividuaDy, Manz Fingh, nod another who show • dbraira to core kn, are to in. I amide, this do end notimilltalevel."l.o do mortal dencould tore • proeli tea ot ntrto patent matiaser whir, hired now to those ai, would net be seeeptal a ign of Imaltatloa t and warner, wad se with as mare awn than good.' (Limed awn sad rasa sham) I will sow read on sr trot tam a War d tbe Ilth of Ilibeeb—" My bar bs re lest ma sortiseal mirk' Indosied toaddrees le Ile Owls eider's& awiaMa It ion to lon elleally by this atoll. thi s that It would be nooorpsair by ea @s pa/rimy drift why bis hi sore reepsine tee la erre looribiger, mad defending it by Oaf ft im son to be sir iced) on other porta ; bat I had things more pressing upon as far vary hour of the past week. You will not, of course, print it until it has been acted upon ; at present it stands only as pert et ea isseatetka to e Ora (Great rearing and conerr obsering.) Those ar the pas sages of Lord Cambia lame to tny right bon. friend. But, knowing that Lord Craft wee also la correspondence with Lord °margin, his Whiter Fiend, I thought It datable to sears* frau bin wheals be bad naind - say aanandn tla touching the preelawellie, awl if be weridlwel It of lsporteace se that it shield be emewesieeled le the beam Lord Orwell* ware abase erday diet I will reed:—" la reply tore, esealins natating ray primal ter eingoarnee with Lord Craft dam the change ve I beg le Warta you thet the erg letter of political bassi are b sae winch I seared en the 19th, mil d whfiL I reed the greater per to Lad liiiaborgask IS the Mk Ot Apra. I did not rasa re whole of it, for mann width I hove deist la pails, sad which it is net wee= st ar me r meat; bat meth* of roc' importers was Imp wed Walk's to the Formation was semi, iwieibeg ihe fast that Gored Mims bed .band r lea arrlly. =I art Lead Ornewite bed to eamewaseee added • mime le _ preelemdts wadi mho it s e er that, Haugh weilewilse el pepibtary Ogles le the eel it *erased perky. peetiewlei el It it the tweed der Nub( of Übe- An ma I wee wet Mein et the Sill It q sennesaios dr to Lind Ibialbaraffik bet he be Welly mimed to his pep% sad het wed le we • imearesiew globe the exact ease, ft, meg wflehP b Waled thee he inhaled se that kaki waken te Lead Moil( ea Ile wiest. Lead Biles berm* boa skid Ihet the met despeleh wee wattles ea the Mb, dated the Mk end wet ea the Mk el Alea, awl he Ire helsweli that a anitaedeee art emeatecoweat expirations would lave altered his view of the asineelty of wrung and senblessentalospetolt. (Signed) ten.urvain. P. 8.—1 bar aid We Mier to Lord Rlisaborengh, who says that beeldebe what I hen versa to yon is quiet imover." Aa then bee has se mob broat excited with seiprd to thine 1 hew thought it right to Inger ea the Waives. et the peeler • little bragehely, it Mir le pollen • wells be waft the eteleele d theme Moe lama be lie Uwe. (Chem) m edi De the miss Jar reeembeg the Miele Z 4. Cardwell's a, _ (Stamped Id. .) [TWOPENCE. To-. Jur 0 Imo f So lelbre. DM KAHN'S ANATOMICAL and PATHO NUIIIIIII. si ggilla 's ermbur V2B4 tezd . llllB "ll ia l Dbres :reillt rtiet be F ib l t il l at ID %ar mor ? ill Alillillill& b.— Dr. Dar to . ea be _ e a... mitre. is boolb a U simPl. k i t aWa l ". s l6l l l Mist ..... ll === allelleaS. Mein ; mod 0w.... eft pm elafter awipase gam ta mem. voimer imasolork %dr ftwob ea Sr ise wit is se Widow avitz pi; K. MAMA& Ilsowleaus. LIAM 01'WILLI for DANCINO.—OPRN BVIERY 1 1 413111111L—lomoraid Boadood Ooloseso brio EallksitraL O wl p Obi minis el& lossoms or •■ om IIL rot grimswim Moos. ISL; A IL—Debonas. MI/ 0. 00 . le* • k d AMU THOMSON and Cia's LONDON LINE FLOUT MIMI from leafte as M ALI a ton% ons4..ema Here. mad Weft aim *gm iii 4 1 .111.6 go maw ea Or ler/b. rs. a u = .... .iiia immisems met inliable perlisolus. ant le JAMS 111011WaiiT banablismoniss.sadit""LO. XII LEVIATHAN PLATFORM at HIGH WAY MA II II NOW OPUI. t Vim*. Maw Ondoilic Yr. 1 1" Da• Cis 11 1 07 N W . • not& o,•• 1 1060 W moluirmi Ookol. et. FA Id to NW YORE and the sal awri. Ned Pei 11.101r/PrIIaMICOMIIPTA dorkli p tir ) tw. Iva , 6. w ww ardlorbeni Ma mew sra• WIGAII,OO ...dims: CITY of BALT F IO6OII - 1 .......... l I I= 16711 OM of wLs tm aro* ' •". • trerard je" ik .. .. , Jar If . IT 4.llaik ow_ OMB moo" II4 It. NM WIZ rs=go So isimmili. =on li e edna Z o i litir bis temaeos essoo Oa WO 1 1: 1 = "1 PROISIIMPO w le W MUM! 11111 AX oma 0. T al=lisolm .0. ""WaVinWir=isia INZIA.—PEACE and WAR.—TWO CRROMO- Ll7lloolAPlik lambi ams mode ef omploolig PM fa pow awl 0 war by the Ism dr of the °MIN I M D MAIM COMPANY. amba i sl4ll at da I. Mee* Mom loam Mr Om mum m =lt ab " aril Iv Imone l ir=in monied .Itli pookai•Mer triobtrime 'as r- a ammo d ana mew. Prim MI. WM& Lomas: Dig mi 4 Dee. INingailemolo lab QOM. " OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT" asc poor. . 11. V. Im e l aWitrartra MON pgd " %M k __ ="sere4 risr. mem 11. MlMlnikaupsbgard. 00NOMY.—A NINB-GALLON CABI at '81A.92170..hM1Rk Wl= ___ V±NDKEIBILT =ROMAN BULK a awns maririnikas lloolmoweia . NMI% aa. c 11111204134 MD Ism 71 lir womowpootor . 4ll% Walt, OD ..ta : 7 si n= L .. s=. Li =mum. : Jab a n. orni iitic: J .. MN of psualoir • Ilik Mit owl MS; wit oboo.o = l n pm rite mg ANA Dot ins. MOM Mar IletrZelaDOeri to Mara had Clo.. ft Lowkw a. l.o.; . 2' II : 011STYMIL 7DTID IM MILOLB3III.IIIIIned Ow. gomoi owisorliago= lbroatow DREBSDTO CARER sad TRA IIMIII-1111, Mintrel. mod 4. Lotishali -I.4lll=rossiin=l "Arg la r= a : Wise oisoltla et mien V . =4l. au. a rrLINI. ma& eand 11/ pris Ire abrltrosmond. sad erviry et =Mem am WM :ea term it saib i r i tlibia ofterieril ei:. • :=Yriretar " ..kra.o ll" l.2.= . EIVI POUNDS Iv/EMI be Uy pygmy Ns. slab sub lisOsafron MIN= Male SI ISM =UN= eel el tri weft, ea. MO er ambitilog la al brims.....bls s tr at si= o. lletre s. l .4. impel to Jan LONDON sod NANTES LINE of STEAMERS aol ll, Om wool CITT et 111 • Writ Cobb W. PAM /IL OEM& • I lia:111 IMO 1011‘.• Or Moro Or SO rod SW et IMO worli. brio IA ODE lb& Tireork . =?l_ollwre re WrWrowirw. rig rvard. ccoetzi tsrior.....„,, OP NMI. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—Triummy, MAT U. The LORD CRANCILLOR took his Nat on the vagina at 5 o'clock. PROTZOTION OF FEMALE CHILDREN BILL. T. bill was nod a *MI Sew Gad prod. CHELSEA HOSPITAL BILL ( PURCHASE OF LANDS) Ilds NI was nal • samo;d — tiros. CONSOLIDATED FUND BILL. Tip Ow d paint Osmilikied Pd (11,000,00014 Bill yr no a third STAMP DUTIES ON DRAFTS BILL. MY IS ma ale raid • third tam sad punt LORD CANNING. sor a.._&_ look pia*, me to Yr poingtha of the in tellipiro neslvell by the govinaist tem Wk. It was ilemod jut sil II it should be pro Win dr gaits of tint woo, dos& Mr. DW.AILI odd that thi. amid be bow COMMON LAW PROCEDU ttli ACT AILIINDYINT EWS PAPER /. "4‘g7 • . , tr... He *welt , huoisig tr. rhumb • r... f i5 e g0.70.44....„40. Taf• tuna, awl ore •Do objection to ft. • dossed nee of the same of the cows to wait ( f.i • • A amid pent sea to his that be had BO poer s , ssauaxa •a,ar to pareent the hew seen, , and 011 _ 143 rts;sl 1/. 4r - f ewes maul be serious ft he persisted to &ay es en baler carpus would Unclo the enteenlin of the shad. teaLsozotroa-sm E ET. • ningeetahho4soldag lad of 14, wee charged to annoy bieralf by natio, Ws throat. 110* 8704 LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 21, 1868. br &deka Mk said h. nomad i t, a ant • bay, al Ile. Oreelt•atreet, had put - tins& H. lirorm w the house, is A WITILLI.U..— ".U.. BALL heed es .weed ea the bed. with hi: atirrehwyl= irwieser-4111".. the belethans .tended With blood. 114 I 11 . fali eide, 'the camel with bleed. lie took th e arphe, where he bed bra raw lath, • Whoa wallaleatly neethred the boy oast thalsie . ' I rjr sit mosuat fur thfe lan the ant time, the isentag bed nada hiro very OM, sad M, nLa b .eateitose omen , to the charge wee sow the roe. He woe Wise , Wel two so Intention to destroy himself, sad could fur the *et by attributing it to the effects xpreesiog • hope that it would be a heron of his life, and that he would sever try bacon again, which vse ea espeadve sad of ao utility or Wheat, headed the boy over hinds. HAMMERSMITH. • Nyells, • paws brAer, oI N , . Noting-ha wee eamseor' . taking eertain raittrrio' s • • ,ea a plods,. t dld sot appear, lie wet sweaded • twit r ef Issas I Pam` • coupe c bans ono hiestrtag who Who bone thaw whe 's shop. H had takes kakis, Winless th woad, and • • • that thetr trade . • at the deh • me, sad be - • WITS the eye, to work. society bad e sesienat ea - • they were titans pp.. tar boow Geddes, h than Is. to Qs reolety 1 clased." " wee sot thnibt the me of mat is • of a wards " would bath always bead d nen relreitillY • earidemenese. dashes the Ns 7s. ante; Ned MAMMA NOT th—ths eraoat es en • Ip ie tasnan is erl • et ; the i Nat Ill—Wl4 altar rt ift 4l4. 14/ it—The rime k apse ips.; taletig!% er. ;i ▪ s b. le les 0 UTUI uss ty • gm. Nor • 710 UM 1 is . .... 7.1 101 76. • • el LOOM MI ▪ 1111. ▪ 11 et i IS AC INTELLIG -.I ROW WI hr Melheares, May It. be. Alps 0.7 kw Lemke Linden far Ile Cape of Ore 7 W. J, from Sherigba• 31 ilor he New Toth. way It, henn). inn laadcw 40 days. 155.11.34 tro. he New Zesaed, Aprll 1, tat der Oe.hee , tot. 31 V., loc• iallWpoN Ie 11•itontos, April Wit WWI% •p3ll 14. 4 tort /tea Adataa• Ise Lied lissich• bleeped, Shed liallaana. stamen MAN W. Mersechen AIM I. he. b t o Id LIittOLLOWAT'II PILLS Mersa—kt Im •••• yam fora bed Mims vTh . um. Welwinls s t im bor • 4; of dr. e• won I LL • 2 -rig W exteerMed Sl Nibl ieere . M OZB, AND DEATI BIRTHS. Swab Itleeternek BS. park the balm Minds. Paribm. Mau. r Moe& *Aim eta , tweerrel N. et an mood. Oahu. link 0. war Tort, the We of s I 10 ;www 0 olaro. arliftea. the • re. 1111seton. the wife of lag Is, Yet. MIAMI CINOW.IP • !blew. J. mueslis. IA me 4 teed raweleue 4. Plana dersrftww. , 1 IL Mariners. 14.411•p1ek ..• Wry Am. Istartslar of We We W. DI SAL.—May MU the Owbefral. Masa M.A., lir. X Menke. d f••••••••r, .W. aw,..4.1.. wentleis• Malta. rhareth, a. a. a. awes. the . Dan wed 31 Ilterewoa. Maseru. haa Sad a. wale/ L 4 tt wile at J. /.an., the. a J 01 0 . 1." Mom learrAmilis. ht sawari. lOW Ihrrk.l. oa. J. G. II•me. el She Serer at Wee. ewe. Meek ills furs. Wei meek K Orem Rama amt. Illiumbery. 74. J Meow blesee. Ilitswearill„ W. WW2( • glee busk 01 N. te ••••••• imam Mat le. IA& trratime were not one of extreme severity, bow owe sogaoerally objected to in Writer' by polar who ease uaderstand Ue tenor bettor do netabos of that hense It wee not until after party mooned bad by brought into scrim that so snare daagtr wee proilved in the neinearable damped Be dreeded the toss of litet daemon al ; ikelaring that ft bad beim on= MOW tell wawa emir lovegive laden her saver le his mind, Imo soy peed I recollect why eibe bod poluntsa) despatides In Mtn History, been sent from Prodders of tb9 Board of Cobol, Arm tie Sweet Cosseddes, sad from the Court of Directors ; and which wen rather or authoritative and dictatorial in Weir tone than I should have boa disposed to write or should have boo proud to receive. (Hear, bear ) But the far is, la the old time, the magnets of LeadeahaU-strest were not to the habit et writing to Lord Canning*, or per omega, of that (Nod_ tythey were merchants d w=a t erns whom they had sent out, who were arkely upon them, sad to whom they could my just what ever they plowed. (Chest,.) Hamm these despeolos booked a character of serwity which they have weer sines lost ; and that I. • matter to be WWII into consideration when this house—no, not QM hoed for I do not Wien that • majority of ft has try mach writ—but when a loge number of it. mon begs soak to censure Lord F.llenborough for the terms' la which he hat written to the Governor-General of India. (Lead cheers.) The Roble lord the member for the City nett to be very forheanng—(bud cheers)—kr he lives in a house se brittle as any of us. (Laughter and ches t) When the noble lord gets - his pen to his band It is imporibie to say what he will sot write sad mead forth to the purr (Removed laughter.) I have known him, for example, write • very tetranary letter which he no doubt, intended to bs ory pow in its 'homology—ft w to a bishop. (Great laugher.) I am not at all WADY to deal savory with 111 .41, 1ied; km when he wrote to so holy a meta so • lessaktor)—at Mast NW might havepern Ina to avid ewes= and invective and_ yet he dealt out invective solar mix millions d e bit rffow-subjscrs in a Eraser which wee very mkohleinem is the pesos of the country. (Chess) But I could tell the adds lard of am ether letter, in which, it is trine, there was set mad nareema, but there was an amazing amount of invective of a most RIF. pleasant nature, written not to • pre-consul ten tbeermill miles away, but written to a noble lord filling the not difficult and Impudent office in the hoots government of the kingdom. The noble lord truegressel yet further ; for in the most nestilso wasame, and when nobody mind bim, he patliebel that letter, which for a keg deo boded to a sole= degree to weaken de book aid dory the character et the ark lord the rarembeir fer ThileOn. (Great chewing ad /snakier.) I Ink net so Whore with Lord Canada se areas of lea onallere of tisk house, but I have had the emus of his was. I always believed that be was the last man le the world to do knowingly anything unjust or in humane; eel I think so rill. (Cheers. ) I think, too, that we mon to Ines rani view of his condor, and not to put • harsh ousekustion eranything he he dmaa. I have never meld • sylleblookell lira in public; sad though I think some el dosser in epee to okras guidon, I would not support • auselatien seedeseing hid think the hon. morter= DOW* has not leo =ski in the emend met he Ire deed to Ira ; but I placed in the pukka in Ord , be hos food Orneelf, may have Mks under the infinenee—jet end humane se he le—of that mixture of red Ops sir seder iodides which is the foundation of the palsy at the whole dvßMe conoiL (Cheers.) Still, if it woe only • question bower net loreag Lord Caaning's kap red this resebeided I should have no bobOota ft tho guig oo:no ti l the le (Chem) Mere pueormi ilerlage on but the of ea haw eomparei with the dojoes pulley la the proponent we are now deireft. ( involved The win lords (Lord Godwin end Lord J. Waseelf) have thrown themselves late something like • coats/des of agony with regard to this matter • bat as the Atiorasy- Moral kr Ireland has rimerked, they did not show se mad baling with nor easther puke 11111•0114 when they ler yew gave • vele ta the L'hina Oda involvei sa tombs* tormeadon of Sir fah. Lbowrlag. (Chem) I would mod' treat Lord Codes exactly as I would herd John Bowling, and Sir Jelin Bowleg as I would Lord Coning. Don't let us have loworiele tun and higlrosete man in the public annie—beneeple wren everybodymaytrample upon, • bighneste aobody man y shine itheins.) Lad new • for words about the y y aspect of Ude modes. I hope I ma dadoring y in Ws house when I ese that doe k ode es mud saraty plate •• there is Rol for the good of India fa this motion. (Loud chore) If this despatch had been i Slial a l b s: thus menthe ago, when we were all ca that side of the doss, I think it leer yv that mat who now spook spinet It would have pronounced it • noble doped, mamfabg noble tentresate ape end In - noble heotege. (Led theare) Bat doe hes bets daring the lee two the • scat of growing Irritation, on this side dthe does. (Cheers.) There has t= s : lB a Mg that no isonnity has been able to disguise that if the government remained in office to the end of the solos there might bs some difficulty in removing it; just as • tree, when recently planted, is easily pulled up ; but if you let it strike Its roma into the earth ; if, in short, you leave it for • year, the strongest man will riot be aisle to get it out again. (Loud laughter and cheers.) Hon. gentlemen oppositelmow that I dldr very widely from them, end at uo very distant day they may find that out by acme act en my pert of severe hostility. (Hier hear.) But I put It to the hoar whether they ere aware of the feeling out of doors t Tad, for ex =gentlemenwho oriel op hem the ocierstry as depu te the government, and me whether the judgment those deputations form of the mono they en nerved by the Ire sad by the root goverment is not, without n arks, all one way P (Loud cheers.) I do not say that that is any great matter ; but l make the observation for the booth ol gentlemen who sit cm this side of the hoed sad who ssay have to receive deputations egad /Red her Take again their conduct fa this, dos. (Chests.) You may my, ' They w a weak goorament—they are obliged to be reel ;" but I would maintain that every mid to ought to be civil to the house ; and what I am to mot is this—and I an every rasa wt ege :it on this Bids of the horse whether it was not so—tat dvility was • gorily that waa unknown to the late government. (Loud cheers.) Then take another point, and this is one that k worth consideration. I ask those who sit on this aide of the been., and especially those below the gangway, to look at the heritage of forgo troubles which the Front government found on their sooeselon to office. (Cheers.) Three maths of what wee going on with regard to the Con- sydraoy Bill would have landed this country on the very , verge of • war, G act an weir war with Frans, and that the relent government have avoided by no concerts whloh has been 'sierras te the heaver el Ragland. (Loud Olen.) Take oak the geodes that lea agitated the public mind watt regard to Naples. So far se a government cold sr, this porament appears to have steed with jedgmed as the ark lard (Lord J. Bussed) has eider bhe araghter sad cheers.) Seim there fore. the limn leee width the &eke take dthe bite nk by the last ereims, I think it is hut 6k, ho bus Jed that the tombs' who sit on too rib des beam should dards to Oda wiry which seem of the °roar be lls for the at her Ikeery's present rhinos. (Lend ) I job is • vete fer the wpm of psalm them eat d olles it dell he mmdthi♦,,lhm I and, mdmelind eel that dr agnetry will dud, saiggeigarl—hisege)—amedies that then oar • droop of god to tome por el tie the that sesgke— dell tend to Ovum then . peet Pi im am = if we in a only at elk wes e = as • party to have some nod (Mesa) Bait if there la • her lest boa. priers opleggke shod& get Ina in ask seed dr re it • imolai tam hit rant holm &odd got • Ws kr had an has sgairsen who alt nee (Lead e) hoe boa of INgibp and dismiss, sad of them homa They ge of a rent impoirride cha ncre red, In what it is the theldum new to al de heat of delete At all mad thin hr beta gang ea in No. 11 that ad& beech up that powerful which went to elnem de treasury Moho, end Yoko late geromeent. gragleter.) I baste that it 1,111 rioted that thme dwelt be a iresrate temt la rate a dregs at di emit before Wideredie, at (Gr iot drains.) That yea a regaidian width Mai Ma ease to beim e b ab i z i iLknew wear about die latatch Lod Ilia- Marred derra.) But din amend to be • fir lopatimby of dieing ma giro germs* of the arm; nal ahesedorr *Sad ga onsellont pretest an width torte bask te rise. (lasi arm) Now, I ash egad he id* a to them who !awe bra in elk*, garish to le dote ; • tent I rill oak to there edema tirarives deporhat netvlo have IMO her with as heart hake to urge their country as member of dr Ease of Corneae. (Chars) It is gusgaget Ad the NM strent meat will are Irak, or reading te the di sergenrant. Theme wee greet &madded' ket old rovonmoit, end no Jamige has bees &ea dot & ecerhset In Mere weird be hero ter Mane le It wog Woes. (Hge4 3 There have been n sew pd oboe rade end ao sew lalkaitel. Thom have ast gra by any wew res Wee the Thry he rim if • now cabinet gleedi to hen red. a n te ether Mai, bala NNW, ar PM* ga the het= of Ms ex-ressary heed, woes nwo In the grogor prated aright tiiiissillybova the ra d —Owed ahgerr—who haw exactly what won waged le be don& For example, we win engaged fa Comisologoos No. 11, • I deal dew that I wed nmeller tirt, brow hoses knows we all h the theanegge d the sex—butra ugh eale=rrd at what la the proosediags, tad as e beib sedl be het hay then man hem &re ea o. gh, des aNg eraleala has egen•Dy by dmigared for silks if the or mr so Ceourat gass y = new den e spud r g I lt dok (Chers...l sr • teradvatied Is Ist;I up la gismi the arse integer. Thug hoe brati=e•P U S = the Inkonder Sheri : It hr ant god lig that knee ik bat Air ere al to leak at I rib slharreg MAL Oral alleses.) But i a rg . not al— -1 Amiga el theme Ilet Mee bre Oen*. ma who have been sitting below the partway foe many yews, and us of the most indepeedeat charades, have received those v.:easefully beautifulengraved eards Mathes this. to purl parties at groat man.dams. (Loud itheare.) Not late than Friday last these invitations were etettered mach more widely than has ever been usual, but no doubt with a die:Minster hand. (Load cheers, and • my of " Absurd !") No doubt it e very absurd, and that is orb I am explaining it to the house. (Chem.) It the. words had with them • note, stating why they ware sent, it would be something like this : " tdir,—We have messured your bead and your soul, and we know "—or rather believe, for they don't know—" we believe that you will give up everything for the sake of this miserable temptation." (Oh, Me, and loud ministerial cheers.) If I could me these men taking the coarse which is mid to be adopted by the great horse tamer I ...Gould not complain ; for he ap peals to the nobler sod more intelligent instincts of the ani mals which he undertakes to cure ; but they appeal to In edema which I am sure every hon. member would repudiate. (Cheat cheering.) If they succeed, what sort of a govern ment shall we have I' (Her.) Of coon lam as an xio us for • liberal government as any man can be, but I cease believe that in the present position of things • liberal or stadia government can be formed. (Chasm) We have hoard, and the whole country has been struck with weeder to hear, that two eminent stemma have actually deed together. (Laughter.) Well, lam glad to hear of those two statesmen being engaged to dine together without say hostility. (Laughter.) I will say nothing about the vies& et which they partook, or of the beverage which they infused Into their loving cup. One of our great poste tells is that— " Nepmthe is a drink of sovereign grace ;" It wee devised by the gods to subdue ocetentions end to soothe the maim ; bat it was gives only to those aged and wise ma wile led retired from the turmoil of life and were =ario Übe their position enema the what berms ghee& (Bowe lawc_h _gm) Thyloving asp maid net at any rate have fees eta with Nemeth** be. sum these sealant sad wise statesman MID cling to this world, and mix, with all the vigour and fire of youth, In the turmoil of the parliamentary arena. (Removed laughter.) I believe that such a government as is now reposed would be the worst of coalitions. (Loud theme.) It would be head upon insincerity ; it would not be en admires* to the country ; and therefore I am not 'mime to see It constituted. (Loud cheers.) I ask the home are you prepared to 'overthrow the government for this question, 'Mich the right hon. gentleman has pat before us in snob ambiguous terms? (Cheers.) Are you ready to overthrow the government without Deering the views upon which a new one would be formed r Are you ready to throw the country into the turmoil of • general election—(cheers) — at a moment when the people of this country are only slowly recovering from the effects of the most tz e commercial panto through which they have ever mewl ? (Cheers.) Are they willing to delay all Indian legislation till next year, end to delay all discussion on the tLed of reform until the year after? (Hear, hear.) Bat above all, are they willing to take upon the mselves the responsibility which will attach to them if they avow the policy of that proclamation? (Cheers.) I am terrified when I look at the future of India, and when I hear what is going en in the way of indiscr imi nate slaughter. (Haar. hear.) A mis aioeary, who has written a aerie* of most stile letters to one of the most respectable members of his society in London, states that it is estimated that more than 10,000 persona have been int to death by hanging alone. (Hear.) When you have India expressions like this which I have coped beday from a Calcutta newspaper, you must be prepared to do say thing which can be expected to grow out of that policy. Here is • short paragroph from the Diglelinion. Speaking of the men of the disarmed regiments-10,000, 20,000, or 30 000 in number—he says .—" There is no neoemity to bring vpoy to a court - martial, and convict him of mutinous intentions, before patting him down as guilty. We do not advocate extreme or harsh measures; nor me we ! of those who would drench the land with blood ; but we have no hesitation in saying that were the government to older the execution of all thee mom. they would be legally and morally justified in house so. There would be no Mier tics done." I aak the house to comae that. Three are men who have committed no diem who went suspected of being likely to attempt adense, as whose arms ware taken from them; and he. is a English man, one of out own countrymen, writing fa a newspaper in Calcutta, publishing smitheanto so atrocious as those. I believe that all India Is trees g with dismay; and we should be guilty of thirgerteet eta greet Mow against the majesty of Busload, if we were to do ay thing avow the proolainathe that has been ism& (Chests) You are asked upon this matte to overture the govern ment. Why, the government policy on this question wee *hawed on this aide when it wu first eatiounese. It is • policy of rosrey—a policy of conciliation. (Hear, bear.) But the blundering leaders of party on this side would led us, watery to ell our own associations and principles, to sup port ea opposite policy. (Hear, beer.) lam willing to avow, that I am in favour of leek* sad oceolliatke —Meek* and the law of kindness. (Haar, hem.) Julies and mercy are the prime attributes el that perfection which we all Deity ; but ail mm, everywhere, comprehend them. There is no speech nor Isagoom which their voice is not heard ; sad they do not In vale to the docile and intelligtent Will of India. (C Um.) You have to choose. Yon have VW the sword, abd it um lies beam in your pesp—(ese, ao)—aud you now stand humbled and rebuked beton t e eye of *Milled Nampa (No, no.) You may have aseffier dame ; yoa l mbeve by possibility another opportunity of If you ham I beseech you to maks the li t:er li Ze da S It. De met let us pursue a policy which y ou en in India and sem et England have advocated, which will hereafter he. to =which can only end in something opprosalthes to sad which must, if it be successful, involve oar Mons and nation is an everlasting disgrace. (Cheers.) Dlr. COLLIER mid that the house wee called on to saran that the annexation of Oath was an apt of treachery and robbery. Was the house prepared to do that ? They might either repudiate or abide by the proclamation. If they repudiated it, they must follow out their sot to its came Teems ; they must restore Oude to its legftimes so and withdraw all the British troops. If they abideg e yt here was a minister of the mown sayies that we ware wrongfully in pmession of Oude, sad that the people were not rebels. To adopt • middle mums, and tell the people of Oude that they were me traitors, while we seat out our armies to destroy w te a c ; an act of the most malignant oppression. U we the annexation of Oude, we mast also repudiate Sends, and our retreat would not be at ea sod till we had atenticeed our Indian empire. If the Lae affirmed the ; policy of this despatch, our Indian en Ire would not be worth ten yeses' perchass. The led ben meted. It meld Nat be e.lw eimasmese whet cavern with Yr. Itheasiesee's by ]Mr. Wew NW& bed mire- presented the pr int by ealmeit m _ die lthit beim the 14 th — alai mine hick. wil l weall down the rebuke el dm_ jalp. The Mk eateemeek timed that the prociamadea ale meio to the - Idea tta= but oily to the adesidare mdffirk leileeteee. the Soliskar-Orkeral sad Giber auggerlars el the epevenemeat e of vote for Mr. emendmeatpee demeffisa Mir the views they had Lewd They =hours' applause therebllmaka P aide* le d eh now that the popularity Jens by they Mill le fist rid of the iesposimbility ; bat item ossetheed Mr a rim ia 0; ler they malt be mewed Mr • MR. (Ham.) memlma cm his side the hems wkbed the mama govern mist le ramie la Mhos if they ehly dieplayei a moderate ameeatel eapaeley. let yea maid net maim ea ty esek etead—aet al the ma is Mereebeeter mold de keth.) Atm the mike d Ideadere which the government bad eemmemed in the htat throe menthe, it was no longer elm he allow 11611111 to remain la wire. . _ • asked them ra m place themeivin ia the of her Ma. Joey's govent at the time they red the draft of Lord Coming's proclamatiou, and to may whether • despatch dia• spproving of that policy was not necessary under the drown. 54111016. If her hi sjesty's government, holding the °plasm they did, had neglected Is send out such • despatch, they weeld, Indeed, ham deserved some of the mums* were now receiving at the hands of the oppositi on . (Herr. Tbispab- Batiks of the despatch was unfortunategranted. (Hem.) Bat that WY the act of an individual, for which her llajamys goveriunant could not be responsible, and the individual who so acted had tendered him resignation to her Majesty, and her Mifesty had accepted it. (Hear.) His right hon. friend the member for Ox&rd felt that the ground was cat from seder him by the resignation of Lord Bilenborough. e) He would now ask those independent gen tlemenopposite what did they expect to gain by a chugs of government ? It was well known that when ever the noble lord the member for Tiverton and the noble bird the member for London put their heads together there would be an attack upon the government. Weft, they had pat their heeds together. Were gentlemen opposite demised to aka pert with them ? The noble lord the member kir Tiverton was not likely to change his policy._ He was now goo old to change. Such re he had been last February, snob he would be to the end of his career. (Hem, beer.) Be then lost the confidante of a great portion of the liberal party, sad be did not see what he had done since to regain ft. (Neer.) Sir A. ELTON said the question he could/seed wee whether the policy put forward in the proclamation Of Lord Canning or that put forward in the despatch of Lord Ellen was the right out, and he cams to the conslealon t b l o a r r polkry of the proclamation was eubstantla ll y wrong and that of the despatch substantially right. (Cheers from the =taborets! benches.) He admitted the despot& was bad in lose and temper, questionable in taste, and indiscreet in many but in the main object it was right, and on that ifro be should vote against the resolution of the right boa. gentleman (Mr. Cardwell). Lord FURY said the hon. member for Doreetahire asked his side of the house what they would gain by voting for the resolndan. He would answer by saying that they hoped to turn out the present ministers. (Ministerial ()beers.) Although be agreed in the censure implied in the resolution, he thought it should be placed on a wider basic Re thought the despatch was ungenerous and hasty, and calculated to paralyse the heads of the Governor-General. (Her, hoar.) Mr. GILPIN said he entirely approved of the despatch. If" caellustka did not mean confiscation, of course be and others bad seinuideretood the proclamation ; but if confiscation did mesa ocedention, he regarded it as one of the moat unjust sad immoral public document' ever issued. (Hear, hear.) He detested anything which was not above-board and honest. If the Roble lord the member for Tiverton, or the right hon. member for Oxford, wished to displace the ministry, they ought to come forward and state their object and their gro reds. He did not like such a questionable motion as this— iapaded involve such an issue. (Hear, beer.) Ha would vote against the motion on the merits ; he would give that vote still more heartily on what he believed was its real, it not declared object —to change the position of the ministry, end put in their place the gentlemen now sitting opposite then ; he was smelled such a change would not be for the good of the great Hberal cause. (Hear, bear.) LABOUCHERE could not bring himself to be lieve that Lord Canning had issued • proclamation involving snob apparent hardship to the people of Gude without • strong =Motion of its necessity. He did not mesa to say that the proclamation was quite prudent in its teems, but on to the intention of issuing it, no one who had any knowledge of Lord Canning could doubt. He thought the conduct of the government to the noble lord was wuressrons towards him as en individual. The very dram stenoe of his having no party connexion with thus ought to have made the government the more reluctant to do anything which might weaken the hands of a mu whom they were afraid to recall. (Hear, hear.) As long as they left him in India they should have avoided anything which might disparage his authority and if they thought it neces sary to correct him they should have dons it in the most guarded language. The publication of the despatch was calculated to be so prejudicial to the public service that it ON& to have been resisted at all hazards. He could not &o mit them of the charge of having committed a grave error in that most important and delicate tramaction ; and that being the case, he felt bound to express Not opinion by voting in favour of the modest of the right hoe. gentleman. Sir J. GRAHAM said be was no adherent of her Ma jesty'. present government, on the ocetraty, his sympathies were with the liberal party ; It was etek pie, therahre, that after much deliberation he bed anted as the sadden that he Was not prepared to give his Nippon to tile maim of Mr. Cardwell. That motion was said to be presented by the intimate Mends of Lord Canning; hut he Wthe authority of Lord Aberdeen to say that, from the the a Lard Ella borough's withdrawal, he (Lord Abeam) tat that all that was due to the honour of Lord Caning bed been sehiseed, end was not premed, be sad, to tehe p i rt . In a hake glEHis first iremelen oa resdleg prateetation Amme preemede as Met it was twat* He also Met Me eseenthett penbeation hi etas flaploy= end •leMe. The publi- Mime the despatch was, la his epleten, as indiscretion, bet be hawed it wee nothing seas. The dmtrine of the solleents respeneibWty of the gomasmait had he thought n Mb miler has pushed to a ridisoloa extent. Aeo ties et the wham* of the proohunatka led him to this otea elviden that ble that leareadoe of it right, mad that Ite • selmanse wasimpsible. No ex of the podimenarin had Mee served by the gormand ; all private communi sation hem the Clamart:lama are addrmeed to their end as perdue d these cemmunioatioas M i lres :Lid* knows robot s present &dram. It • bed hen sated that Sir Jame sad Sir John law. MOD 44•1111111 to the proolseadst, end he had Tema to haw that Gemara - linalisid, cadet of the staff to the Ommader-in-Chief In lan, ingreated his disappro bation et he pelley. He believed, else, that Genera Franks was of abase lint the peadeastlen wee an unfortunate act. Liallung avant of giant beta= the military mad the dial elitles, he heard that Led Laing had lent ble plispria le Me lames d eiellism Sir Jams then dleemeel the polio stangeemdee, waive gastally acmdsemed, ebserved Lard Oman appered to have preesulgated a menteese d esnianatha spina a whole w i t how the IMO Olimiliillll being Moment wart the Oats at lap. Peeing as the pro demean he the Man* be repeal Met be as aot puma * apses its isepiegin I mai • (aid the rf& lanmerelip baronet) of el the i tam et the dapititth—Oond "palm eme)—het sal I ea bead to swan my opinion Mat the abeam d oast Latch is soma* and, gem Lain assa) de net • tip Merele a i eines tan awe wlda, ender the sea d arinerp—(har, not bma aseseekeled. I oho net =ll.ll Is has Ma sehtlag to Oak Peel* lea hem than ( eheem.) It is in van to Ilemealis a den , pain; then le a daw in our tills to that klegbea, mead I regret that Its exposers should have tuna plan Bat far that exposure the government is not oohateep a spandble. There was as sanest dare to odsde theme Imo sagas ftesaimme., het se =hawse seeldent 011. " tram the egymelden)—but neihr re=l ll I there wee asibleg leetereet in then neaten. . timit palm sizeinameese saga to be renembered • by the Goveame-Gmemerl Indalleg _oath the taleadeek that due lertiesrenes sen Is le si n toweede them, end an • the whole I ea bend to entry hale leashed spa • la that dempiat dem e armsma mamma& Is die : =lt am melt rant Ms Late abbe Pena d end thee of Lard Waimea* are bee , written by the IMO heal; he we bar hew that Lord laminesugli bed ROMsg to de allit to Rarer, boning emir emerselmi MO Er two wean • If we Mee sinew to gemales to am Impish, I JAM, Pet nary menase In Met despeta g w oledinted. Wok Ltd cameng wen in esseint„ the Lin pee- k amass wee net meneliel, end pal ibeleemee mar- Seel awards Lad Ca , ((Dada Peers Man Mit a postles.) My right beadrired the leis Lied Advents treats that swan= with ikehicm. (" Her, boar," hem the Lard Advent's.) Hs her hassit hen entreated with pea powers wadi I esa sea he ezeinimed Idadly, sat II •. medic he Amid Pie diet ma tate is era • lip came Pend net be nell, end iestanstiene given to sagas whet apeman be game nerang. Whet were thi done suet t Lad Oneeing was not ememied. (" Hear" teen; Lad J. Raesell.) If my noble !rind win mime lee I .had, deal with that queeticia In • momult, tidy cedar that • • Gspah mama is la the 18th take Preen ovasiewrimateel to in paaw the *bent essence a the sales d U I name mg that I rah that Uor as wise eed paha Man bar.) My eight be* bind Ms =mar he Ozkal Waned ideophdon net the gests= . li Msty entalinei the aline ese aimed in the engin Is hew eseePti theang, end 'eased to that these wee es slide mane harm real and the adesdos of the des at. (Me, sl ime Mr. cAlf.DL—liflet I ail was Set three mums epee le Ste peWlffirsassa. Divest jimetter.) were That i n Z Meepprovei it Useentar-Mannars mad" you La mega hie; I yea ligbig eitionat of it, yea has mil* ins Ma; and Yost Pr` dillan Za les •=l= C ar 414" peal le es le ide h". Pm • Prolre kb laila j allga i m a ri a l dam not hope Mr J. la a I Pa ot the sebed oif thi Pse s t smi cminsh l (La t i e wr ileas Mel og ra l t osi o moomiloilotha udat dies the treatment of this are wee Mated to tines miens% auk , hen two. I await see nee it wee neoreemp able it real the Governer-Onmemi or mess n lit t = it bo to " be wear of the gooranalliP (Loa Mitorr-) Was weaki beam et Ms mingoablitly d Me cineas Ei rmanwit, iniesl ad l counot d".l at ig. commi lailla b si a 7ls ibr ao ea t ese is twimmos a leilen "l is = oat romaisithe isathir t rare. ei thwalam ikisweiramo brazi mashed*, so ma that dry ii eat they ester ba, the palsy eves of s great if Meg thakb • Satin with the alike a lathes sar width be mir witness, Pe many et ihe WOE unpile la • Pager. I sow gisPy tad the sine of the gRIEN'TAL INLAND STEAM COMPANY tumors Mr IA VIGATLIO the al TariatlNDlA. ibe er mad; hem the ilmesusile him ladle WI O •NCY ter MINOR re meet rap et leetaivet 1. 41* ... tamestr beere mama be mai& i tte . merle et Or rermehmtro eeldoemarbig= i reemmiali la. here MOW* retadaed toomepilp ai r =sibr..... sa he mama of woo ls seer ... * 3 allied Or • le kr re ar d irt =Mlam heir irk POI 1te ... 3 to bre =Wm elr= 1% 66....., the i5 er r b.... aml. OM mmelo tr . he lore else web • et priarme hes bet=lbet Awe Tr...,. Impeutelelp la efts pritbdte le Ike hamiled Was and ise et he Illerdripe ekthalklatid bind Shen FL S. * 37lt therapt. 4 LIL . , CU L . LIM. Is. a l = 1 ....V..az i tga :pan et . SioSeas et Ile = =Jr rl i t im ereah pm i riti. ... the re il=ab pm. Si.29:za.Mata NM loft wean MC e rr Mel t int iiiiii s t:e mart alma .. while lo no laesearZ me at thane . em hot ea we/ Dab. prz: *wo et Omele—thei II ok It woold be vs, ward aseM fie Womb t hem thw teport. a• e• ••• am It ani vtliza WWI Mei pa t oaa limr a tt: §er tita SIPA mimed fro Wee mew he obtaMed al he Oen. ink ..sti :ele leen of Illmaes. Ai the Meltlt lemeara et 0rt......... ....... ....„,,,I r la la iteorta. the Isport et the abeam V ia read mad the Ilmeralkme were eared. SONY: Ile le mama Jules. hm. ;Jot waded by J. 11. Wes. anew ma. • " Sea a derailed et sr11•111j="• UM MO If 41 per eeteermormal be derheed hears be 1. W. 5. WSW. c o si oemard W O. P. 'mow. •. Ifni Ile 'eke of the cipher me* et the &spew lar deriond he = ll .6141*** e=re . s ilt k b t * *P r the i t;73 .... I* ... stril a rrft z ti:..l4, ars 0 Mai Pr arr. r rpm* re • raved . Mr. : rir mersiel he W. Dena , . SW : ' amm wi ve .beem re Wert be dbulluded tree deem te the the of err rat dram a. sew the Verredreri**.byhela la lama. as l 77l=the II •••••••11 remits mar V=Mgt • • aid dliollmalea ill beset by while sailles. spelled lemedo Ore eampielea of he Aram be awe We OM Olga hepthmeee. 6 aphis' la Oho *pert IS Is pollee time me amilmed Eis awe' he bee mead the Imeeholdam. as Me mama= al hr malleare Net ameba ban defamed en et W am re a isorr ; r Er. semrteeleadhe Me 101 l the meek heel mme le tm malt mon vetembh as me =la . * astemee mw lam teem a terAteu r e .„ llde Übe et mampaer. pabilmal la Orarratea. e:::...... widale Nowa aboatz dyer ...........,. =:77....• :7 ' twir• '"" L r a ble 4 mete Mein a &lame et the we ot de ear Mk lattir= =. la ladle me aet temporary rem to aot the I*l ear dame the ameba As ha she adorn Pre% lbse lee Stathortb aolateme. We yentas to math op Imp Ahearn she end IS lea et the mew immere weal MY auk mei meld throe weer mod War lodate& We erg MU het Wm lo a railway & p.m.. bet II as seared, be meereateedbt Orme the emmer am r=e ste stew et thin elth as •••••• b• make et =tea heeler kloommtlea, map be Oblast aa the Campear=r ) t. =atm tomdmh—lN saw of dr ikent. oltll 111. : WBOll. Itasnravy. Tim Bari of DRAFT—I tblin it right to inform your Win* that r Os gnome of the meriting we have received diegelelem Saw Ulla oft nslinhb nominal., containing sorgest odor Olin the toginsandation of Sir hones Ogisni with newirmi to the gegismalin in which so much abeleella bn bin pima nil min Ind Ongoing's MOM OR taming On peolingligg hi the am is whin he did. U. sufbiny sireonings• I Eight ban thigight It ilightfal whoa. man snolabbig • fiseging, as • to of pe&y, boning two high asses of this mean gsght to M bid an no table of ths Wen; lon I lei Ile.e despiebso ell haws boss singly bahms the Own tt Dbastorn cammlingg that tie num Led Omni puma bom ben the stnigst of pan annark It w sM to most oaj.M to lin anis Ind an to Use laid biro peasant is lb own Ingres be iniggis ssd range whin Wand bin to ions that prosbninin. I will, thoosig• all your bobbin' panels 14 In min on the tub arnsnow. I thong do ss now wan It aft that they ere Whig eluded at the punt Una Ths none gas %yowl to. Tide lordships adnermsd et 20 Wooten afar 5 o'clock. HOUSE OF OOMMONB.—THua3DAT, MAT 20. The Bramtaa look the altar at 4 o'clock. NEW MEMBER. Mt. W. 0.0013 itioirrho ostito — oailio seat forth. county Chiltern..atgami ia the Rwanda. of Mr. hicatgoinery, who Owe or i OM PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Lords' amendments to ths following bills were oat sidered :—Ely Val/sy Railway BEI; !Selkirk and Oalaehiele Railway Bill. TRIAD Rasoinos.—Andoyer Canal Railway BM ; Ba/- Imams, Ball , Colorable, said Portrusti Junction Railway Bill ; and County Down Railway Bill Chiswick I t Bill; Cords, Nsohyulletth, River Domlersod BM; Dean Forest Turnpike Trust INN; Dios, Desatala, wei Welwyn Jamaica and Hirt ant sad Wthrya Junetien itedway entapsaisie Amalgams den Bill ; Taunton Wafer Bill ; Waterford 0.. Bill ; Wind ier New Road Bill. The followie( hills were occeldrred, end ordered to be reed •Wed thee :—Lstrashin and Yorkiddre sad at Lan ceshket Rail Osupswise Bill ; Norm Decks and Her hear of Ads) Sill; Matey Decks sad Negiggsr_ Meer Web) Bill; Waterford mad Ra iler (011111 a) BBL O RIENTAL INLAND STEAM COMPANY (Limnos he Ilinbe Men at leas frig T =kW tem ges. lir lads 4b 13treetas 1110iWititt lb& Ant reeds bowing am Mr necaotaly eeupleb4 Ow we sheet to ALLOT the MUM =RIGS 112.U ...... ..teibb d wiles WWI fell Perliffslais mg be et the etieneeeediss ibe merteetke of the MEM a leek be Ons bees M *a esengut sal not rielfthi• Os .41 me Neer millet be Weft eeseeeies notes Ws be aim et Fur lad isethatte • be sbettleir sid aneEZ soely wab= 6.4 lbe lea ler= tie MO: lbws Bled don mul bellille•Y farm. es Ibe sneemete 111 * ow Ammo we take plea ea AO 1111 M May bele* OW vlisbee Amens sepikailsoer beffliebed.-11, erder JONI YeTIISWIPON. Iheserasy. allbst-Winalt. Lath" Mg U. IM. NOTICES OF MOTIONS. LORD CANNING'S POLICY. *. RICH awl le sae melee that a the wait a the mieb ang n a the *pit Ma. rwillanew the amber for Oxford anteL he timid ware sid e w of the follow*. mrie Th u. ale !sass, considering the temperate= wail gigot to the Lam neaten, eet Mat In the amemwere Mena d the I Ith July, End hie leave t• the Cleat el DITIONIIIIIII the I Ith and 24th at Decenthee, sad Mite the Owat d Damon, in a lam to the Clover al sth Km, applied especially to Dude, ccell hmliziree m the ta Senor-Omeral's continuing to aer ie Inintea end Ma aity with which seder peat Mt. MOM be WPM baseeibre to twee eeted." Mr. DUNLOP esie meat tit in the ~et the modes ell the *le has. missews (Mr. Cardwell) big oerried, kr amid move the 'Min of the following vide : " That thin Mae oonlidenity imam that the Geveraor-Oemend in the spirit of the /Ma ad the Oil of Directors of the IS /My, rue a gramme pity, Mail while it vindicates Nal the maturity el dr treatment, will also NMI= Mali amours(' the people of Wm, end roomed" than ft DAM Mr." GUTTA PERCHA THROW for WATERING OARDII3III—The OUTTA PllOll t OON PA NY base As le sikaestlsiss tbs rosipt tbs tbstdas Tegintail tram r. liardsass as llamas NIDDLRUIF Jamas*. Ng Halsolum Hama. mar 11.0 Noe bool ISO hat at par OMR 1.1011111 Tablas la leartht 410 kat salk:F i alr k use he do Wm twain wombs hew. Wog dim sal 1 lad It Wawa, Massillon amides I ban ae" l gt =e . al im tbs sous tialst ism assoldelditt Ist aisles NMI rsestidar *Middy Is boa met nimble Issuatlis for swami% water es Ymay. as =Mr oar la jabot aria. ibe at zli.w ilk A Eft pr A u/4:1117,166,111=1 wavy. KITCHENS FOR THE ARMY. Lord EBRINOTON begged to tab the Sometary for Wiz, whoa the return moved for on the 20th ultimo, fur "piss of reports megeettag Captain Gnat's IdochtmemooM bs L 4 vas W bib; whether, lime the couttoutomease of the calked slshe the week* of th.s Mealtime, Minn upon piss had beta erected for the on of the troops of tberbsereek diquramint; whether it was the Mention of the rmanismai, fa briestipswa. to askle volt some one - plan a lisehme he the army, end to adept art, at ilea ism Inbar ane yes diseevereL 111ir - IPTCAiiiiVeZiiOt be awanfeed to bow that thew at the bed alley_ ot the army nolen te eery me of thet probenil K. Mewl id beta e the n ea Nis. awe liellho en ttirMot the emenOk., whWever It wee, woo abated wen "bend la wtimii he lull led no War. He bunt the ew hew sag la belle would hi am e neap, ,se bea. new al, or Innen C= erne neet rapelese eel am OWL The Teti' the filherweln de tam wall nay nape our obwority sal newor O o b ed let elan d h. le word al ea Nag- II e la is. bar.) At ilia er, ie pond, nee betas goat forty saathere Carman aneseamit me cowed by snarly mg NNW. I obs Mere aide view ao eddrus dr non The neeler's eye wee owed by Owen VIVIAN, wlie mewed his newt at the litte aremen• wine bed bees wepiond by In Meld lt he =ea not ea b a sesi = We n n. • ble et ow itenben wield he lailancel by = lre enitentwo es b eetles, to abases eel neenkno t (A leweb) He shoal vole ea whet mem' to Ma to be dm Ma nen el the ewe wenn adiewat wily. newer tice which he ha to la bie ewe sae wee whaler the °cmpmate at the Tretamy head deem Ask bey la Wing the doped' le A. lerstserMsoNet d lilts sops rats* se be am free d& wasity by theenthetheian. He weld se betel binseN le the carleeln the lb, wen is. it, K. Mx= eel net new nee bang &boat 1111111 dile, thi= si alsete M b . ms t. hem) Ha to my a Itiwir r = whet mew The eseapmile dee heath a thentelne al Ms wake I. arks a perty mark the notennen ; sod ladha quakes were M ba mist the wale perllennt, he he t egpsolliet weed sot ecratei n athen the ea thew we whoa tbay timentld iIIOOSOL (are,Aser. bed Ipiskleg met eel et the ammair et tar balk Mg the prameat seelsa, hat dam bea u hid Wee gweranist nein en this weed very web beam ten Int I%—• sewn erns which be shah set at thl newt. len) He wind le abbess a few nob la Owe as the t thg neiss in el the boon win pr Hp ied labeenheet ei per r&alru f mad tbare ,, wee at thst areaun eqp lhe Mew . , Roar hosel attiallitan_ is anowed , eh volley deathwalea Wee, be F. HEAD of HAIR, the Beard. Inds/ars, W ideeoteee—lt It ow ualvemlig edsouledidd Oat Is I/4' &ACADIA& OIL It She ask rib Was t o be do eon le=greoI e eee e lr b =Wled hai Leed= "' add = lll. after speak lee II 1 se 1111 teele • WNW M am ie et owl te r hoer =dd. ; rat amble dist doe. —OD Se msey of lie mob Iletdeed: Itedeaom 02, de...jo vibe Mew ee Om: Iradtdreded. add Da doolore. 4. &ORLAND sad SM. Is aid I=s* es* asslossrafts. Lid/da. sod * Amide and A. PM en, thee tits tern t. aside hid al luded Se vend be any ea Monty seat, sad would hi hidea des able al lb Init ley after tbs beaky., see it nal Web • non mut ea Cann Great's Umbra, MI6 lewd le the run pert et tile quirtion, he had to erty lltat a corrawien bet far appointed to inquire into Iri report as re illhesse pros proposed ; sod it wee re in tries of die old perrement, r w as say pine vas approved of, le her k sfispeed sow barracks re na b Whir tree rue only Erne itr boilizend is is t revile awn he Weer mile et welds( be food of ii:r:A:N011 PALE NEWFOUNDLAND COD LITZ* OM FAO* pm. uses sell bee tram et lips ttRAL IssVa sameirssi. se. sod re. a....„ sp Presme sod ilksmssa, se sal St 1141INII Mho. la srarls st Illis Ws De. me i Is est will ilvisld if slier. *lsm. ail& Issig es pros Is • MP dorsa l id= • /Is IL • earls. is It • soll =141111%111. SIL ii. liaraiispidgerd. PTII 19 13.—&atzl is lests Patent nrrnroetsmaw mord. 11 . 1 1 1=11. r a t. welded :a ji "Qin. won 11 .6 1 1 11 rlalratirf= dooms wall sastrot=e t ahl6atzr an% ft. j l a b & SICII:SZIT= uni as OM Ms =WM • *mei le mei CIVIL lIKIVICH SVPZRANNUATION. Mr J.J. ELPRINOTONZ rhea the Clteabibe et the Se ebooese, witearr, emeimee el dr bol report at tho OblllkrobalopenereelboCeembeimmebbgeow bid ea dr lab et Ws bur% mbilei pia rosumalls eseetel he obtoolooo to be mode, be 111111 purred l• briar . la • toMe• aerarkar• wish the anipotkur al the report. Mr. G. A. HAMILTON mkt, that beesuidoaly due that • atiorart a the sabjeot yr prsparadas, yid& ha hoped to by ea do %kb wee eAa tb• nom Mr. OW:WON' saM, that Mr 'spun d tea Chp dirrlre Commiselm. is reef/J . ..0m _tea abeam a giIAIL Pee Weed l as Leases i rg o. r as " Tit I ' d a t ="l ..rwaggrawAmwa:s , r 6 si , ei re wij. mma7 No. f. oroor_i.l. O. agal= egroz.Virort."B2.l N *Lorodlowo m = 6.6c 6 . •• le r et 1001.M7r Zuni mass of aro oorriniloo. ?Amor; 0. Ir lio mos Ooroloorsol moo* On tor aro or dorlorr . .. Mork 6 9 Ihrobkollproloo boor or* . or Or somorob mallatilma. ow= all NM moo In Oro mold oomo4 mom Trkormr. Ilmo i l.arig i o; olho Amid el Iwo or rook mod re dl amorrio• INF Om IS Oa Oar rohie ises Sok on al pa Left WUr., or Igor ram Om sea bo 4... moml 116 : i t.. .70 , 6Mbr IMO 111 lofts te l lo r e= r F . : ... : . aft it Ilirood: Prod. lb. 0rm.1711 43 . p o ..wi: OIL iro troodro : _s .. a. i emeo. lloodoolor IN Puriork lismour leieelline, Moeda resimmirebei re-eitleoftWat of per isee owlets dem& He bagged le sib wbetkor Um re ommeolades weld be eiselei eel in the name, or erbeitia, es the emeere INS we ler the eoseetive, say re po @bed beak mob essrileg Y see. Mr. HAMMON beema be moil art le celled on to Ails the Woe of do Nimere heiw Y wee W es thr We. LAW Tho ATTORNIT7GENIIII7p;;Odies el bh hew Ilia Nuevo fro Ism to bring to • who of bills km the sour solpodte at the metals law old* if rood •seeted duo, he &WI woo to who tea olhot omodotes to WOK* hie ask opelliey, entalier leolliso of the appoint, mot of • herd th• review el Mb propoestoo tad TEE ged. L7l was reed a amid time sad ordered to be oom- CHANCIRT MUMMIFY? BILL. This bin w real *LIAM Yes sosa__psosi. 00V RRNOR-01INARAL OF INDIA.--ADIO --- The order of the day for resuming the adjourned debate Mang been 7114 Mr. Id. GIBBON predated a petition from an indirklital, salami that hie deugbler in the area of certain lend@ in Oade ; that she never contemplated or took any part in re siding the authorit of au British government ; that she mar was in any plot or oonspiracy ; that she has sea wide ahem the Judenetien coahmating her port that no ant ma be Alga asthma ha which can jus caelmenice al her property • and praying the house to take her are ha wad pod& such redress as in he wishes may we at. bar.) Lard OODERICH, 6 reso (Hear, unimie the &has, said it was et peat Impartance to imp dearly in view the reel Moe bedew the hear, and to bear (a abed the went question wine bad been raised by the right boa. gentleman the mane de Ozked. (Hear, bear.) He was not there to hand • a- L=a tyrannical, or a creel policy. Bat he wee there d Lord Canning, who, in the midst of pat danger and alarm, almost alone among his countrymen, resisted the cry for blood, and used the influence of his authority against the cry of Indiana:hate slaughter. He was there to defend " Clammy Canning," and he accepted the same which bad ben given Ma in derision es the sable laes highest title Is bamenr. Let Idea remind hos. mem ber* opposite that they bed heard it mid that every mm tskaa in ear spinet them head be pat to death, except • few who wore ruerred hr • penielment wens than death. Was that a piney which boa. members appetite approved of, a wee it aot I' (Am How. Um= No." 1 No, they disapproved of it, then, la All he weld say was, that he had beard a 7tat policy dean fatal 110011111110114111 to the soceptance of parliament by a male lord where authority was peat wiry ben, pathenen appeal& The wards mar these : " That for every one wbilesjained the naked the robin or who is bans with men In his bands there ampkt to be but one penalty"-.for every am, tandodars earl ah-(ribisers)—" there an be bet one malty and tbat mashy le death. With however, to heir akeresats ens have semelend weesea ng t Malthus, a Mos lave horrible grimes which homey commis me es wens pemithmeat shad be indicted en them It le slew Mit whin a trey at the moon of the canon tam villa be le Mee% boars of having two cm three Ittrivpsas, dude by adobe blow is DO penieliment is wash a ann. I weird leer es ore Isla a pealthreat der wens then theta Bask seen On bender should have • prolamin with the bend Wean that brow stating their ohms • amid have a Ith nal& tered by mare end Maw-a Wei eamere, en rayons, le the men de seedu tins. • I k.Yrls of the *bed eine Shad be the awe el the lever Perak red his esailtisa eheuM be sash than death rasa be belied ales ea a adere." Oldiaterrial obsers.) Well, that was their mbar it was the palsy re annealed la emether dam by the' le d Derby. [A Menem Te mennsies.l An Ms. mama add, "a mu tinsers" bee he Immo of the sable earl applied tie .r than who joined he eis. (Omen= elims.) That night be heir palm bat se &.early was met the peaky of those who sat an he side oldie ham They opposed to It the pdbv amesined la the enters lamed by Lord Cendag in the math of July. Bet hey were there es-afejla he a pryer hr mom keparent era wader whisk resseath the vireo el =re theme is aerie whether they ..11 wire or the Neer wee bed both Was by geversarth resserlag the Getheser-Grewal of Isle la ihe mIM of a state of nage enek ea that which ended sew in Wk. Ira in making that emcee oar of semlna whisk tr no felt ue Man le the sala oar l ks em pire, and wheals( Mahn t he difflanhise whisk the Goverser-Gared bed r esseethr. Bat they we there es aerie ea a uses Itherksarrelleseelli. Taw had to She reek theist en the math el la well ler yakkd= these Oede theyreereasig, ll 2 696B le the ussiulaa wiliiii dist hr s gothraemet wed abridles meats bed bier= pert et the seeds= et this ele, end se alerdes a perms of an India eplae t whisks. the miniaire of the mews, it wee their duty to rearm Es amid not prenennae •w -het of emelital en a piny NW het Ha weed not anent le inn dm lens by - a alsowled, mid dacha le stieted give his vole anima imeirdea k hear el the seethe ef his right he s. Mr. BRIGHT dialed that those wee my Nereasereat twee hirer( end the Secretary of the India Based en the canna ef the qualm which be had reepsedag the peelemeilen, est of width, It the exam he Ms Misr bed seam The nal queries, after all, wee the preeleartha Ira The credos bed two ethers, ase be abet an paths at errs, the ether he abet ca the =Lin. Te than het d was no ansdna of per vades white dry could not ired, la of the spires _el perikerre an the prothereles deed. No sae tharkd the preeliserks in the lath in afire it wee ailsaboel by he geveluman end ewe hr. Canna did net wkh tits bran to sena the prey—'- en the elpie of coatheallea. Tat la what ether could the wive sr Lila view the worn et -l a reesithlts? The proshastios weer amasser the Issas of thew theerside et perm who did unt deserve the awes either of rebel or raker. Two-Mine al these mesa hal set bath mined on in he hie wean If the