The Express. — London, England, 1849-05-11 00:00:00

FAILIII/All. May 10.-A wry dell trade fer Wheat *Jr day, with • hir 'apply, ad hem 1.. to 1.. per qr. hwer. Iffboar, free 71. to 131. KM per lead. Bala. Va. to 30e. ro t Oau, 17s. to 26. Peas, 34e. te 30.. Betas, lie. Mainwrone, hay 10.-The Inds for Wheat te-day wa very slow iedeed,lllllllB Whet tales a adoellas ef la to la was obliged abe atria There was speed ale for Luna Calle=ast day's aim, essay ef the IMera, weil bier parberea. Wheat, Arabella ep-.46a, to ; red. 401 web Barley. •19mle SIM Male MIL ifs 12h Pam Ma to Me. Mesabi*. lOW • ,•• * • 0 , Morallesearte. May 111.-40 as mist beiela r sorm los Int at Ni Harley, the latter =lse althea at whew ~e marry. Pas were ea Wheat, red, th. to 46a. ; wale, Mk WMt lbw ra, la, lb fee moldeen VW** 100 0 4° 270 ' 1 ' 11 " fi Mow Me. Peak Ilk. to au auvair, May 10.-The he* 'apply of Wheat thh &y r . "- , - Ni the eareadty lea ever fraa lest wish, thilasker war I_ Mil .e se in eetwarkat ; the sels t is eaneweeesee t wee ex- •11„ as a destine a fully Ia per - qr. But . ,at late takes. Ow, leas Ni Pees rally talsosiase *eh hie vdm. P1A390 . 111‘. Kay 10.--The &mad Ow Wheel far iame- ‘ dire seserampies is Need, Ni easiderabe sass woe Ni. 00. a Ode menimrs. is whet, at prises mask the same ea as Tway. • Aar hie dapped M. to le., pee seek, Ni the s. rieW are *IL The weather lee beams wanner. Se Romer, May 9 The trade to Wheat is very gaggfelt, _ Ni meet be sated Is. as r. AB eel are sold at ear km 1 •• week's rises Wham Mr 10 4 , 24. a 10a ROW* • * 17 *a per a. Oats, 14a se Ilk • broorremos-Tans, 9.-The e of Wheat *is date make% was medessee, lir a* whisk these was te Ls s peed ate at the fah rates el Ws dap task. Bailey eln. *sea* daared. Opts ia dearme et her hon e s' prise. so Dane witheratabeasp. Is ether Nibs ther ahem se ties a a_i. Tee foliewiag are the resat Mathis Whoa, pa qr., of *lb. to the babel, Durham 10 sod Tabbies, red, 44a to 605.; white, 60s. te ; math oeserry, 471. to Me.; white, 616. to Us.; to 0" balk pa tarter, Ila to lb abbi A Me. to 3.. asaeosew. 27e. to 305.; old, 345. to Ms Maw per meth of Moo., foe, Ms. a 1 ; esperilse, Ile. to t el l 49a. Oatmeal, per es* of MOM. lieseels, Us. 30e. wr ei . k Porgies : Mark jir jr. of Ma. to the bushel, T s Whaler, Ni litsebasil,"4le. r 60a. Bamberg eel SWAM, Me. to es, lAIM Ni builds, 475. to 4115. is per hop qp.' 21e. be. Oats, Dote sad es Metligili Prik KM to 32e. ; 25 Ille. Km Obeer Seed, red, per wt., • te Me. ; silks isa 414 e. Useamos, Kay 10.-The teals he Wheat is dull, with ato wall market, Ni puha Is. to b. per qr. lower. Barley is ILL slaw eels, tie deemed brie limited. Cheveliw, for Nod. T. 300-; Water seamy, 16s. Fad Oats, 30s. Baas la short apply, from Ms. to 34e. per qr. ite babel, 10s. to Mit Wosemovor, May 9.-Wast, per Is 4 Oats, 7s. to le. M. Barley, 10e. 9d. to 11.. YIOST, per i n stone, 2s. 26. Warsavar, May 3.--With bat strati anbeh beet see ahead Ism &tuft hai, ear make is deli labler oe sway erre* to the ads .'guar. ladies Oess;ulll* is t o is good demand, at an abases* M. to la. per bseseL E a umunom May 9.-The apply of Sea* Wheats 15 wane l6 hem thi farmers at sabot 111* weft * ; the a* wee dew; bat edam reset lower ton es Wed- It sada hat ; a ttires is *OM demaiel, at *eat g the tato week. llse waft Aida was rather u okra, sail Or se *Mir is via Oats sold slowly, at the esbeas wiles of hat Tab Bass Ni so Pees without alawares. Whisk tsp.6ls. ; aversee,464. 2d. 14 Baby, top. Ste. Id. ; eaftlise TN ed. 08 1 2. tote 221 4 1 31 avenge, ; Bass, top, 112 s. ; emir, Tes iv& , is Oi.wwww, Ys7 9.-oisse the Tad bast. we have reedy bed say arrivals sa the Clyde; bet a Needy east 'lad las 21 brag* la to Ofmrestk , 000 " 1 3 0 4M'S pally of 2,140 e. marky, apd ~730 O reat triae: sad 2,600 P jy ea, Wheat, WO qrs. Earley, 430 qrs. mad 25 100 t we. hem abroad. Ts. trade bee the tse awe teary' stat• se let daunted; bet sellers of Wheat * here ethelaed hest path* sales, sad no 0 2 *unties hes eteuersi in is aloe or in T. that of eller artisan asap. Scotch Oats, shirk je mire diking rather abeam, sad Aseelieen Meer was sell at 6d. pa bagel sedemata. At this doy's mar- 11 kit there were awe eousloy bases these hie, brat as the vrtheis the matinee we limited, sad .sly a ens* aunt ef balm= faulted. Wheat wee Mid at previons di zergtz Ni Flour meld esareely be bought below the above. Oa* were 3d. to 6d. per belleri Oateleal 'boat Is. in lee to lase. Barley, Ber bad row, pa re The 10 et Mewing ere ear queses Wheat, per . 2401 b., inglia, whits, new, 23r. Od. te 235. 6d.; Ni, cold, Od. to 33e: 61. ; sew, 21a. 6L NM dd. ; 3101a i !Mite, 10 old, 231 Od. to 34e. Od ; sew, 21s Od. to 225. IL; Mek, red IL Ni white, mar, 31a Od. te 325.b1. ; Deatale, eid, Ms. hi. to so 33a. Od.; new,Ms.*. to Sie. hi. ; Peseareaha,eld, 23. 04. to 40 245. Od. ; sew, 21 5. 61. to TM 61. ; Deal*, 225. Od. to Lel 235. Od. ; sew, 20a Od. to 22a Od. Oboe, soft, old, 20s. M. •"' to 21a. ed.; Casadiaa, 21e. IL United Oats., 21s. et to 22t. 06. Baia, per Mimi 8r• 1 4 1 wick Ni tea*, new, las. 06. bah, sew 17s. Od. to Ms. ; braes: bee I . oollllllldlll, he., cid, , Od. 100 to lb. Od. • Desish,l7a te lb. Od. Oate, per *Wm, Berwick Ni Biota, sew, 16e. to 16s. ed lAA, Wader& &a, sew, 16e. 34. to Me. IL ; Uswiek, .; sew, Ma 01 to 17a. Od. ; extra. yeeeered, old, 17e. hi. ; ferMws, 10 Messeld, 01. to 16s. Od. ell, 14..64. to lia 04.; 50 amt, t o per 4 isa, hadt., dd. 14a. Od. 16e. ; new, MIL hi to • Irish, ISM. aew, 14s. bt. to 16s. ; pat hl s., aid, 14s. fieto 15s. Od. Pea, 7001 b., =OIL M. to 160. ; f = a y, 16s. to lb. 6d. Flour, 21 MUM*, 111.1bh, , us. oa. se 36. . Od.; Ilia le ; flat, 38a. to 34e.; nut shahs qua 01 Ifthio, 36r. OL M Va. ; Austrian, per tarok ewes% old, u lye. b 91e. ; Omaha, meet, Ms. to Ms fii sour rt 3° Ms. Oalme„ per 230 1 b5., bleb, ems= eat, a . to Wit. bsilis Can, per 200165.,165. bd. to 191 Ocallartsweria, April 26.-Then lave bees bat few haweedess is pis, is easesousese of the later lestivl s. 011161 Ihe Orthilles ad Grabs; 1,300 bile of Ibreil soft so Whoa ham bees Ni la Basked is 169. the kits Priem se ere terlay_ a *Mew: Aso( hard Wheat, 22p. to 23p. per tienopertatka ; w ilp • Ramelis, Up. u m Unit, to lift, 14p. to 17p.; 0001 ° 61 •9 " let. 4 71.. 'lye, 9p. le 10p. Tp. to lodide Care, sae ea had. Fghts, haw te lard, 61.11 d. to * b. part. r Daubs to Maglead, 10e. *Meg- te Lad, Be. per qr. li WOOL.-111aDiroRD May 9.-The Wool market a q Le pretreated barbs Me Past weak symptoms anieserea. Padres, have been Ni. to some ateat letBl , 2ll a St *ore seems a sawing :shag of iseeldesse Ni a aesand Ist itakif eel stles, whisk eside d tore ised wih r4rrit *I ia west asses* drearealse ' whether Oda seed doses is ato liele of thajp, ihr es mash raw mawrial, is to he *sly eirto. At all ovate ass de- to skalds *Wet will be offsorad, sturdy, the ffiag cola SO elmederd of Owe, whisk Ni 'woe le isplete totis= in *l. !make, sad woe the Weemitioes, mu* so irregular, r n te lases' ewe 'aides mad wattaWary. so CATTLE, &C. - 13111711FIXLD, Two 0 Crock. - is Al ow* slllearls las tweeted. they nest with • ill_ maw so** earlier shame at tally 2d. per Übe The .3 ., OK weather eel deer dead auk,* cause a larger deemed 7'.. ana ter sum Uwe pest. We we teltrably well supplied is with Sheep sod Lambs ; trade le, lowner, brisk, elpecielly to Ashton Weser, or Whit mete thsa N.re &W. seesaw tor re heeltiens. Us wee** I sob* the Laub 3 • trade, bat it is quite as deer as et Mss, smile some brumes . a little awe mow b obleinsi The imam el Oahu is 'yr begs, lest it ehleflo sie nside of Amiga and *MEM V 9I ties ; the th at thieefore, sre dear. hem 01 bad wed Genesay we is 7$ lisaes. US Sheep, mai 112 Ps Caw; ilestlaad, 300 Beasts; mid lid KM Cows Asa the Sem Oemells. ie ta ds ligeMe.. ` t rite.,' - I i isreA---:111 I s r mi• - ........ - --. 1 ; I i lets W = tiara, los. is Dam • iiiiii:iiiit 4 • 4 4 tr .„... ....,.„..._,,:, II el woe. NS; imp ma nem... 4 , 1;( 1 A 1,11 .0 INC PM. SW LW Femm= ILI Ihwoi Makin, Play P.- m There was OW! ail a thia e rani) of *tile today • the bade was * hove sere eel pato meg las tasteder eleao. was Bulbar r esra seueely * maw b. p • - Illg adi l 4 o l sad bit rita a l beim wee Ea. at g 7et i m ped a Ilea= at 111. per lb. ; Wider= thin was m loperensat • la Ma wa..9.-We haw had *alp • esull.einkot to. C . g d s a Ma salreleaes of both barn ea solar. *why sob to the ihie beteg oho rifts* to be Wad ea the 146. Is IFNI dead sad were about the sans so het wish. There were lB7 Mies", 126 Bask awl= : . ponal. Mx, _Mar 7.-The show of Cattle was oily le pp mei, awl very 'Nu &talus does. The prises was low. U flint woo ken 1.000 to 1,200 ehert ; hug** ril .rleek t 10 pine hem MA le Mb. per heed ; else enell lot remna 40a. 29 Xs at were M asi out unsold Roreinsax, May 7.-The show of both Besets sad Sheep was est quite so kw se of late, yet equal to the dossed. The attowleass of hums being wonow, sassed a brisk eels at a tar** admen. Beef wilisiag 104.r p bled alto* fie. per stow ; asd Mutton 444. to 6d. per a. ; •11 am* said ep only. TaTirrocz Fats, May 9.-The show *day of Cat* is mo m gm s e dlocke, 425. to 46e. per owt. Store Bullesko, Mts. to 21s. 6d. per owe. Veal, 6d. to 61d. per lb. WATZILVOID May Feu.-This fair was held on Friday, and was lowly embed with both Hasse sad hoes cattle; the former Wag el an inferior description, shined so anew ties, y but Ws atteadaeos of purchasers Inn large for the lottsr, esposiall for stores. Prices : Owlesretid Maher, 11.6.. to Si. 10e. ; two-year-old, 31. to U. ; nil* Cows, 61. So 101.". st* or stone, 111. 64. to 61. fa. Sheep, 16s. to U. 29. ' Pat - Lew*. 10e. to 16e. Biwa Pigs, 61s. W 631; store, li. to St ; Domicil', 14L to Ms. ginsavatec, May 9.-Thorn wom a lamp aptly of cattle Ali awaits, the wnaher lostagl4o, or 10 were them last market ; Or quality, rascally, of Int-rato deowtptioa. Sake daft; and st We close a great awaber wen meld. Top prised enlist Beef, 7e. ; earrost. hots Is. to Is. 61. ; sensolise g l i sla baritzgorBr4thlis.trealt but i rso supply of res* Bales were V i St e ta k eP. Wi ra s ta t t li Pwen ir; mess reea 'a "Id"- sad pries@ still taming downwant• Top Critthe Matto., 6+d.; .arrest. M. ; , ben 4d. to 44d. Law*, top. 21s ; cure lad entle., 1 to 10e , sad down to 16e per heed. At the does of the markat seisms* wee sot Wasted. . • 1,41+ 4 se c.. I • 7 1 71 T from Bath ; Mr. G. BERKELEY, from Cheltenham with 2.900 signatures ; Mr. COBDEN, from public meeting et Otley and lit pendant congregahrm of Nockathalwato, for th• relief of Mr. Shore. Soraautioit OP Canoes Ann linerz.—By Mr. G. THOMPSON, hoes Bath. la fames of this sepersem. av Errammet a maga s wo os g r a n fewsr firmari a tikis on. oo —B p y eati ltr on. . WILCOX, I RAMMOISmos . Si Warn, &a, Ain Wain:miss ), sum,„—By Mg. SOOTX. from county of Bor ' fonshMerlei of Helskirk sad Logicholes, Rox: l u s ti a si s ..ELIII3, hog amoral plasm k Seedsad ; -ITillimmi nr Ennertymit.—By Mr. SCOTT, from Kelm; NfaCIIRISTOPHER, from Lindell ; toe chi protection of Arema. . . liainamOssiltlx.—Sir B. H. INOLIS , film Shoreham, against this bal. Aoluccunkus. PIIDTECTION.-87 Mr. FULLER, honk'l Owes in Ewe: in (mom of this proposition. ! sans Swim= Cntincivaitro..-By the Merquii Of GRANBY heft mayor and porporatioi of Stamford, complaining of the crowded state of the Marehyud fa that town. iob .. IILINP OP 11111 POOl (111.1LAND.)-7By Mr. OSBORNE,. from Granard, County of Longford, limbs that Ake Irish .titho rent-Marge may be appbed to the relief of the poor in' that country. 1 Pool& Luw °mons Stireamrsuknon Irona.—By Mr. OSBORNE, fro... anions in Ididdloffri, in • femur of this. 1 , proposition. , , Comm . FINANCIAL Boanne.=-By Mr. COBDEN,WeIn Larfield, is the perish of Hill* ;• Women of Ormolus,. and from Brighome,_ West Riding et York ;I Mr. HET WOOD, from board of guardians of Analogy Union ; rots sayers in Prestos Ferriagdou Terletois Haightoe, Little Boole, Tatham, Hamby, Gres:lngham, Langton, Wenslor too, Hsrpsrbery, and Markley, Lincolnshire : fa favour et the establishment of thee' boards. Bean Rogow—By Mr. COBDEN, lan Wesleyan Mi. thedists of Cawley, inhabitants of Jedburgb, for the sup. premien of beer Meese. NOTICES. OE MOTION. 1:1111•1111111111 OP OITORD AND CAIIBRIDOIL—IIi. HEY WOOD, on the 24th instant, to move an humble address to the crown, praying her r u e int o be Ovoid to issue a royal commission to inquire into the Universities of °ll Cambridge, and Dublin, with a view to the Sarthorsolis education. . . BONOADY.—Mr."OBBORNR, to-morrow (this day), to put a question to Lard Palmerstoo, relative to the Memos of the Russian troops into Hungary ; and would ask whother e 'wes his immtion te o ff er the isfsdlition of this country in the affairs of Hungary. ' PETITIONS. Mr. THORNELY brought up the report of the; Com mittee on Public Petitions. He stated that a petition had been mosived by the house and refereed to • that committee, to which there was not ens single signature, but to which 300 names were appended, being written on small scraps Of paper and pasted on the petition. Ifis now mond that that peti tion be withdrawn ; and at the same time would impress upon hon. members the necessity of look's, at petitions be fore they prenatal them, and of attaching their own nausea to the beginning. It was an bider of the house that every prides should have at least ens signature On the same she on which the petition was engrossed , and that ovary man's pure should be written by himself. Numerous eases a - 1 curved, however, in which a list of mines following consent- 1 , tively were all is the same handwriting. He might observe that in every such ease those names were not included in this numbers reported bj the committee to the house. (Hear.) Sir R. INOLIS senisdid the mein. Mr.MINDLEY inquired whom, the petition came, what was the tabled of it, and who had presented it? MeTHORNELY replied thatit was-from the clergy of the arehdeaccory of Dublin, and had been Prolludad by the hon. end learned gun Leman the member for the University of Distill 's, whom he did not then SP In his place. The motion was then speed to, and the petition ordered to be withdrawn THE " BOMBAY.* • In morn to a question from Mr. MILQIIIIART, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER nil that affidavits had been made that there were net ealkdent =t for the insulin of the Bombay. It was sauna, , to lay the opinions of the law officers of the nom wpm the table of the house, end he must decline doing so in tie peanut nee. GREEK LOAN. Mr. COCHRANE inquired whether it was the intention of the government to continue laying the interest of the Oral loan, or to insist upon the Greek government paying P it, as they were bound to do by treaty. Vieuest FALMERSTON rid that hitherto the Greek go testatenthed failed to make good their payments at the proper lime. lathe payment had, in oonsequence,according to treaty, Wien apes this country. We were is oommunisation with VW Oka government, and were entimally pressing on them te asks good their engagements raj OW had "Plod Ili. die Era pekoe of the revenue or Green should be ap ple& le est purpose. As yet, however , the revenue would net ipPear to have been very productive. (A laugh.) Mr. COCHRANE ventured to ask what instructions had been given to Mr. Wyse upon this subject. He remembered that the noble lord had given him precisely the lame answer is years ago as he did now. (A laugh.) Vi scou nt PALMERSTON could not lay precisely what the directions to Mr. Wye' were, as they were all given verbally. (A laugh.) That gentlemaa, however, use In fall poneseion of all that had passed upon the subject. He should observe that in this question of the loan, England was only one of three powers • and that it would not, there fon, be altogether well to t a ke an entirely separate coulee from the governments of those twontber ectuntrice,—France and Ruda. INTRAMURAL INTERMENTS. Mr. H. BERKELEY Inquired of the hoc. member for Lynne= whether the bbiilll relative to interment in towns was to be applied to all large towns, or to be confined to the metropolis snail Mr. MACKINNON said that the subject bad been taken up by the Woods and Forests, into whose charge he had con signed it, under the fi rm conviction that the nsounreMoss one which should be undertaken by the government, and not by a private Individual. He first introduced the subject in 1842; but he had now given topu all intention of himself bringing in a bill with regard . RUSSIA. In answer to a question from Mr. Ammer, Viscount PALMERSTON was understood to say that the government had reared no official information that the Remises had fortified themselves is Wallachia and Moldavia. BOARD OF CUSTOMS. MIL EWART said that some time since a commission bad bra to consider the best means of improving the of the Board of Customs. He begged to ask 116 11 fight hoe. gentleman the Chancellor of the Exchequer whether any progress had been made by that mad when it was likely that they would report? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that the ammission had made its lint report, and that in accordance with the recomnandatioas therein contained a treasury WIMP bad been issued, the effect of which would* hewn , hippy to ny, a saving of 60,0004 a year. (Hear, hear.) SYDNEY AND SINGAPORE MAILS. Mr. SCOTT inquired whether the contract for the con veyance of the mails between Sydney and Singapore was likely to be fulfilled by the company to which it had been granted. 'Admiral DUNDAS replied that correspondence upon the subject was still programing. IRISH DISTRESS. Mr. BOWMAN said that than was no allusion in the papers which had been Ind before the Mess to the increasing mortality gokeg_cs in unpaved with what it was ly: thatiesetresing Metelity arise from want ofends or fromnel-admiaktradm of the law ? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER observed all the informatics of which the goverment was poi sewed kad been published to the blue books. The govern ing,' had advanced, from time to time, such amounts as it lied been enabled to do by pediment. Mr. J. O'CONNELL asked whether be was not right in thls tact, that pendiagthe rift of the Bate in Aid Bill, sat would not scathe themselves to the 6,0003., but govern to furnish doable that sum if required ? If he I was mistaken in that supposition, was it the intention ot go- I unmans to supply , any other way, the deficiency for the immediate rioter of diets's. t The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER could only . I I repeat the statement of his noble Mend, that government would not think themselves bound by the advance of 6,01)01. USE OF CHICORY. . ‘„ 4 l a srady, in bringing forward the re f reepluUot Penedinp ot W the right ven l hoe. gentleman b y Chencollerring drof tise Exchequer) and his predecessor in oa. There ir e I at this moment in to certain ace, of parliament, of noMss- I dent date, which were passed for the double purpose of pee -1 tasting the revenue of the esurstry and the trade of the into 'nice on the one hand, and on the other to secure the eolo- ales &pion the frauds of individuals. By one of theme acts of parliament the sale of substances for the et being used in the adulteration ot tea was ' • and by a nother the sale of other sustain= he - Ike adul teration of coffee was prohibited. The of this motion was to compel the eight hon. genan to do that which he deliberately retued to do two months ago—via., to force the idioms of the government, who meted miler his direction, to perform the duties imposed by then lith eff parliament. If every pound of chicory which was and placed half a pound VI coffee, the loss to the revenue was at least 300,0001. Since the use of chicory, there had been a decrease in the quantity of coffee entered at the customs. The returns proved that that decrease was not owing to an increased sassamption of tea, and es far from taming, it be came man &Wand. Ho believed that some dealers mixed at lease onothied, and that many of them mind one-hell of chicory with an equal proportion of coffee. The bon., gentleman .concludn by moving the following resolution': llnteds boom riewswith swims weinu end the r ai ll a ild=isennee riga essonsidon of the Nosy in TN:l=E= tit le ewhi s te r the ls = itima the le the ellimrs et melee see to aim the said That the &rem neathi dire* wan have been the tesol lent son of ground Weary, seder the wee end at the current prises of ground mew; a ethreepartiai dsmodidon of the wise wet de weer lathe senswegetas et sake ; feseewed espresems and dimes' in Omlsa NM dim eithemowing coleraw; a t 100 of memo he tingeing soma stseenehestads t=at pounds itarris. end Wiale Ime ht the net yew wee asemested by the ads dos Ant ken thermal omen mon the melodies ot the fair dealer ; illewatent end dlialletion is the eolo the neon lammed etas rufidagesed bah et bows sad abetted le disobey laws, *Mk min wpm* them to diesel WM the ed 621 ,7 sego et sigdeleftrift lig weetba cabroommiL the motion , expressisg t>. l he l p l e r. th ll at . B u t e lL rig LlE ht h seco on n i el ih t fonts the law ea it stood, and prevent, not the shisassia l of the chicory, but the sale of that article bythe sofa. Thu CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER h : t eztettao to the regiments of Mr. Assay. eetedga there had been in the last throe months a toilliag oonsureption of toffee of 800,0001 S, the loge to the eseneh l being partly owing to the diminution of and partly to the protecting duty on eclair =el the would meat the Ices ea seise day, bat sot •— •v . under Cirtutadanees of the strongest secessity. Th e — ",h, h :• • dilatation that had taken plan in the eamemaptios - """ °offs, did efford some ground for sup=ho d in w aif/ Ordered wide, it, and Maratha were la u m eousera polll " : 4 l be bs t t to n esta Pn eit a Pluvi ob yla tthat r ed . kr wt A hh th anieti t e the P : kate sel nm il o o w it t tim y rep a dlitr ea ted,la us t l uebseige l .:S X ..hi i: comforts of the people. Sir J. TYRELL thought there was scomethag egi gge o i : the home chicory growers is the warning givouby the AO boa. baronet, for it appeared that this article was now to bi• come an exception to the principle of free trade. The th an growers must be on their guard, and keep amen ea the Wei,. out at the meat-head Mr. IJRQUHART scipportal the motion, all that his boo , and learned friend contended tat being the colon:eaten ad the existing law. Mr. M'GREf3OR 'wee of opinion that the only way • kaw neestiaL the evil ert in l w ooff auld ei be as fi d rs tu t toe:ludas!oe: boththe duty du so ty as llpon toni. go. der &digitization noisier as object. • Sir C. BURRELL thought the imposition of a deS eg chicory would be a contravention of the priceidee ldNe. trade, and would be doing a great iajustios to agricultese. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said ii_ he only contemplated the Foible dreemistmes of a dam and then only a duty on roasted chicory. ' The house then divided— For the nation ll Altai* it NATIONAL TAXATION. Mr. DRUMMOND rose to bring forward the following . motion:—Tlist the house resolve itself tato* committee, to consider the üblic expeaditure and the existing systems' taxation, en how far both may be revised, with a view u relieve the pressure, upon the industry of the country. It might be said that be exaggerated the imentrace of ak motion, is declining to give way to a questioa which waste follow, but whatever the house might think upon the sub. ject, he believed that throughout the country there was a far greater majority of persona amiss to be relieved from the burden of taxation, than to be permitted Slurry their wives' sisters. (Much laughter.) Tha time was OW come when, if the legislature would not have the maim to look their position in the face, and dare to grapple with k in quiet times, It would be taken up in august times, attended with all the miserable aguarations wild always accompanied the outbreaks of infuriated mo (Hear, beer.) If they would shut their an to the voice of history, and their eyes to the events that had past around item for the last fi ft y years— ff they wadi naps that they had some charter from heaven to preserve them fret that which had befallen every ether nation whilst puma* the came course—if they would deft! taking those which alone could sett the evil, there was no help fee 3 matey. If they would sit with selfish and Esau ferencs, content that things should last during their dial existence if there was no course left to three who mad le boast in the name of British sestasesen but to have all their faculties absorbed in ambition, their handl and feet homed in maintaining things as they were—there was nothing for kat to wait another wave of that deluge of democracy whisk had already overwhelmed every government in Europe, and lied more t h an threatened our own. (Hear, hear.) Be did not' say • that any measure be might recommod would save the elate; bat if the legislature nal part with its selfishness, "be Jost and fear not,' be deterndaed to relieve the poor, and so far feel for themes to rewire thee they should be relieved, that might ado Ocoee blessing be a means of lengthening the tronsality. (Rear, hear.) If they did grapple with the quoin they must lay hold of it honestly, not amuse the people a delusive bops, and thus increase their mortification. must be basest in their endeavour' end to be honest must revise every part of their taxable system. (Hear, hoc And they mut he prepared to put with many fun* ameciations, many privileges, and many long-theishel habits. The taxation ought to proceed on the pia ciple of tatting the lowest class go free altogether; sad laying on the whole of the taxation on the same par ciple as the assessed taxes. It was innomible to imps taxes so that they should not press upon labour indirectly; they ought, therefore, by every means m their power, te lieve the parties thus necessarily burdened. Men ought e * be made to pey in proportion to the stake they held ix the county. Lord Althoip had once sald that this *slabs es fission ; but it was obvious that it was of very little imps tante to a day labourer who at in the House of Lords, et who sat on the throne, or who were the owners ci certain states. He did not agree in the assertion Olin made on the other side, that the taus had been intermesh! made to press on other interests by the leaded interest her tag the commend of a majority in both houses. The ram had been proved most clearly by the hon. member for Bubb Bet he admitted that, just in the same way as there was, or intentionally, an indirect tendency in masers always to cm bins ast their labourers, sio there was an Wises trades is the tare not to make taxation equal,—equal t certain sense, but unequal in another sense ; equal in tie sense of • poll-tax, which was the most unequal of all tam; for it could not e denied that to take • pound from a mas who had only 101. was much more than to take 101 from one having 1001, and to take 101. frrall a man hang lOW., was more than 1001. from one having 1,0001., or 1,0001 from one having 10,0001. There ought, therefore, to be cm. sandy en intends on the part of the house, in all am mire of taxation, to relieve the very lowest and press ups the highest ; for, if there was nut that intentioa, the iss liasiMay effect would be, that the taxation would press so gm the lower order than the higher. The hon. miembe At region (Mr. Wakley) was constantly repeating ,bet pleglitmenld never have jostles done them till thy iiestodi - their own representatives. He did not believe they Weald get a bit mere justice in that way, slam the raids belied now pointed out were reenzised. He should es Way propose in committee a resolution to the effect, "The in order to alleviate the burden of taxation it is neresty, far as possible, to levy all axes, . 1 the stamp eal ether duties, on the same principle as that ei which the mama taxes are levied." The object, for sometime put, had been to reduce prices here le the continental level, or rather to the level which they se formerly (Hear, her .) He did not object to that , sad hs believed . priess would have come to that level, in spa d anything that might have been done to prevent it ; he cif not believe it was possible, after a long continuos d peace, to keep up a great Masa between the soli this acountry and others. But the taxpayers woad low continental prices too. (Hear, hear.) The would low the whole expenses of government brought bsek to wat they were in 1794,—neither • shilling more nor less. (Remo hear.) It could mot be objected to th is plan., as it was le that of the hon. member for the West Biding, that this is en amount arbitrarily fixed ; for the whole of the cified salaries had been raised on the express plea that tommeatim had risen. (Hear, hear.) Wheat, which in his mon had been 501. a load, was now 101. ; contracts had buss made la the Hampshire unions for mutton at 31d. a pearl. and they would have 3id. salaries too. (Laudlitlfe) They would have the free-trade system carried out is this also. (Hear, hear.) A few nights ago, az hon. ge ntleman had talked about an act of pediment w hich was woad to give confidence to Ireland : what a blessed get that bet (Hear, bear.) If he could devise an act d ;slim*l. which should give every gentleman who heard him mo a year, with nothing teed°, he should be happy to prose it (Laughter.) But the present system was past endursace; and he wanted to relieve the people, that they 1011 111 214 be forced to relieve themselves. (Hear, hear.) One ills et expenditure be would particularly specify—the civil do pertinent of the army sad navy : he alluded patients* the large sums that had been thrown away, now tense a pease, to make beds for rteauvessele whthh had sedan to do. (Hear, hear.) The noble lord arthe head et * goverment, who was pretty determined when he lock =riphis head, dared not and could not red* the the way they ought to be reduced, oedema eN hosed to it ; he never could do it, unless armed with sore lake of the house. (Hear, hear.) As to the colones , b• bulbul - there never was an Oise, more active, or side rerman than Lard Guy at the head of that eleierlod l ', _ rettelesee, ederies were in precisely the endiem whiff was meet to be regretted. Sir George Munn, Id* at tie bead of that departmeat, in 1824, had presented • * pelt plainly statism that it was impossib le rightly to flosi n Aesionies except by • board, and calling on the holloA .pmt one. But, from that day to obis, siting am bilm demo. The colonies might be made dirndl silventsgeous by acnitating emigration to them, by indiag out all tse unhappy young people who had bees entirely educated in unions, by giving them • free paloB l end grant of land. The fault of the societies which Pc^ moat emigration was that they exacted too hard conditiod lean the emigrant, and required things which man could not possibly obtsin. The oal! quaßflatiOU for an em i gran t ought to be an NO pty mouth and an empty stomach. (Hear, hear.) Bt could not too attoogly reprobate the conduct e those persons who were taking advantage of the darns the tenant-farmer at this time, and running about the cm try, persuading them that if they were returned to paths. hump:keeenckr,e)tatipoingelyteguithLemdthingeosurfloytessecousdeinvlherfrugrwriwet eisehiaeisrl6;llct;)dpuouic".inPon(tokiblpi7l; tection of one class of capitalists against another was wrong. (Hear, hear.) But there was a constant tendony of all meters to combine against their workmen; and for this the labourer was no match. aka , hear.) The capitalist could command any market he pl eased; but the labourer could command no market his next-door neighbour. That was the ground upon of the crown, the common parent, should stretch forth its to protect them against the capitalists of every kind. other words, they should encourage by their custom-MA duties the home market. After condemning the than* ment of the post-eflice duty and the " immense sumo thrown away in palms for thieves., because, iad flogging them, they would teach thembto spell, and ind of killing murderers they would put' a mark upon th i and make them read," he went on to say, It was all very well to talk of shifting the burden of taroks , and of reducing salaries ; but the effect of such attendees would be rather moral that material. It would be chide beneficial, as showing a alter ~{nation on the part of the higher classes to make wrier* for the benefit of the pe o l o 4 The public debt of 800,000,0001. began at the same tine as the =twits of Flaw" . it went co ingtuing thillekost r aga of ntg•asa •• Which 12". iff eltred- . Vigb ti lin it by gig& What Wlre b • ' illeol 2 COM ...gab 7: ii istal was 'amiss' w a rted bad • were does to erisafffr• If wl • t a. one is. ostmeque . Musa" of which e 111":mgaiiimis"Thialtil"ee T idmissia7stosprodeesmaegewseriotszet h wias o :11111611 ,th wal o l l i etfh :l i a Tth i hjem i a us t w : i pe, C i e re edh i l tet Ioiot alt ie '. ro piked part' equalisation duly derot suer have A g e attun • We cense qy Boas into F Ha Had an/ a° • a to lhis =tar; Teeny felt • for going in was nothing harmonise other subj thou who eakrus thatilisuch a court a trunky, to imiglit be • matters mug those gentle ' knew tome alone were ; suaded that of affording Weld find n • Ur. UR peal of the - was not to asked the h which wu kg minister wont of The CU the hon. me to suite an greater • . thought the p in disc (Beer, hoe. upon en leg hon. mem for two or t notice the brought fo flohness an ' heedful sane p • • fad aP P Or not tt e property tieher usig arms a to the seal hur," Ire umber fo Be (the • Utah a mo Mowed I why hew ; wagant thi ti The effec fialarles. hoses, ha. ▪ 6,0001. ( ▪ the sales s ▪ dant of the poi.. ✓; noble Iris • as question o OL a mane 2 ob," from would o • had certai a fixed at teetorod, Ifillolame • es Vanua h isle m il . yl i n ni • Iv Deniers . 4 .1 tiou of the col• rt already d lit woad not gsa al 16 grant was ea Tur i n I sa hand gentlem sugar an ▪ <I proteeti. solution d imagine, sof posing a what h agricult pose kw, Bstag e b t t ea is of the had• In the say, bee of le Yea mar the read lint yea and the I this the obj hoc. prised T rine'* whole ruld thus Lseat tics. AlOl. IMO • CM it aad th tats; taus, tt xk In the pion been e • el do urn d aly the y ass d 20,700 whist Z 1,693 el ths 1 bolt 'tome • ses IM Could bs ;Zs ss : , *dil• a , the r bloc r ei • iire• 11 014 n Y • t° Jo g ha in ' dirndl adop bl ad 'boss • PaNliff Pk* annum wh ebb' he 0 1 1 the s eas pq an). , Abet d lure's al he our o point a into tts very PE O ' SI errs* tends'( work-00i (Hers , r mead arks* bin pan lAA eta boa kind. 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Timm Hoveas.—By the Berl et HARROWBY, fres Weaseler, York; Saila& lisateard, and other 111P4 for •the appraise el Me Imam ; BANKRUPTCY CONSOLIDATION BILL. • LitarBROUGHAhh postposed the third nailing of this WA selei fort HoMay, in orbs that the .blli night be setommitled ad p before a sleet oceinittes ; sad he *ale ea smokier , day move the third reeding. THE DIPPICULTY OP HEARING IN THE GALLERY. _ Lord BRAUMONT, mrseant to notice nee to move that Mies take into emanation the min 130 as tc. tippismiss. se streams deriag the sitting of the homes. ofesgrag cow, th e rV iiiew w: inceasisteat is Miners to the Is E. terald:r e keem. He was di=serr a p i rme heath .et • the opiates' .hit Adamant . amid Le. piddle, He thetalit the atlases it OW Ivan iambi ho il sErl •kr • Me t = of ffie patio, mei Me of their kedshipf triisHe imagitied them so peace! whoa Ode would Foe inlimilleese; sod he taped that ramp member of thek iseilettipt hem would not hesitate tea* as badly before the peffiethet whisk he would gin imam a Mai dep. IMO. Uses who did not go the length which lo.Wol4=t4ge wet menthols., admit that then wee le the smiting orders, sanely, that tbey rieded by right stay pane from the Mese, and do to ' = v .= lerdshige _propellor th eir made by their at the bomb ed am aleadiag ceders. L ' (Heat, Isar.) He mold admit. thisefsek that the jewel , • rule should be that their Mash should be Ishii°, sad that , if aboide sob be by epeeist modes, or for niew 'Pedal 0 • 0- son slimed, dot they skald ear it with dosed horn r that they shead eves evade ffimestrangerithea Ie who were employed in de meal Met of repalbsibeir ler& • thip' Maim Whidiever way they .lewsd the ems, they would et toy /stemma is this, that if my report of the delibtemises was to he Idd balm the }OW, isms *batik that such sworn should be arras sad herd, (Um. hem/ r the eponka to whast"..te yobbo el 'Ri ptide,' apse % meld it be disarlvestspeas eel hilarious • that they *all M isarearate, sad Ma an ftieita ea the peblie mieditelay differeat from that tr sown* report meld, prelim (Hear, am.) He could maim may inateme I. which the repots had been my %sem rate, sad a totally diffract effete must M r s ploduaed as'.' realm to that produced, ea th who had listmed to die debate. a• meld poodles, amuses whirs o n h at ban petty well reported es* one side, bat net on M eller, and where amok= bad % m eg to a .Sebber, end the .551.' Mi ass brai to g ll =ersettney to the rase la Whisk tbly ban fa h WI evident eat wask WeestAiNaust palm woo the grated imenesekese, sad otrftble aulcry, Men *we* of a Mahar, at ea impel* nib. j a t oma ra i liusiiitorpessed and comet ed a, wr omf imposion to des the sante war who' • rest "WO. thlshraterds wished to rear to any Ina pen* report was to doubtful dot it could steseelyYo mIW Ilk He had Mee Minted to make-this obroseelern e is se 7saw of having tooled ate the wefts 01 two Nola mat lithe debate—ea tbe mooed readies sal lailthat a men di510000.01116161 bad boa given la pe ead evert that wee sot lemmata If their kettalpie - *ease weed to be repeitedlX pest matial thst emit speeches shoo* be tiontedy ; sod, there**. he deg mane he thee& their = pineal Melo then um* to gime Mem Mower. in ispertilig Oil defisfn Isaiah a pe emit bus so *me fit giving fake all:iiret, that hay *old passes may. mew of giving aura report,. Meer, heal I. adeavemies to carry out thses views he hod mat with great difficulties, sod was posing their lordship limit we epee to the met* he was about to mete, am*, Mil they skald spetiadrier the standing ankr, with ft isteaden el remalloc it Wed eab stinting me more ia .seleideirse whit Bo spirit et the doe sad the peonies of their WINN' bonse—if they wet* 000 60 lo for as Ike% he peat hi itabefettlag to their lordships a moth* *mails then to ocean of some method fee the apem en la eidt a titmice u to ve Mae • the mesas of espartos correctly. Is ceder tl de this, it woad be aseessery that the @ablest sbeald be smoldered ie eransfttee, and that riddle* *et lot air Rad He woeld sow wave that the boons take into tose. Menden the stoadlog seder 180. The llarisis el LANSDOWNE said the subject was a mest lamorteat ate. He did not know bow >'v the eras ef the hensMee he said that he id *make to the *Mien of the seatlihm eider. (Hear, hear.) Although the home bad wisely share a Ca pped* Is permit a knowisdp of its debates *sag the pablia, it W *eye dam se by sidkreace, main all its privileges, sae et which was ezelodan of mamma whoa era it thought It. He had no Aped= to adopt die wooed alternada suggetted by the noble kett—theee(rekaing the natter to a Mat committee or to the library oramittee, to tor s Mather say forwiter arastaience meld •be at mimed. He would take that opportunity of euggaties to their lordship he the duty which thought was inroad on diem isdividnally of pesservingorder ; and he kit a perfect araktion that my abet which Melt' be ased by his noble mad leased Mood who was Ms speaker of that Mate, di nned tower& the tame object, would meet with mitered sad cosiest support. (Hear, hear.) Lord liafflifillitll ask a great Mang in this questice, and entirely agreed with the so* i g with me amp tien—the neserity of tat the osese Me sea. sidradas did act *et ; sad he rather that it should est ha *le the pekes to the mdse. He was by so tame m pri reposaredlinee Wein up that stvileg esindies film. mo of the peatat imp that the ttlet=' komosimaild be *oeughlp understood mid l tallied as regaled tin interference beam 1161 ef say bet meshed if their lordship. Nam ape to Mu that sr*, mad allowed say_ lits to any prams in respect to aitteellease ea their l ope' Masa there was. no mitts bow seen they might Dot cane is tbat slate whisk he maid sot farther abide M, and which had bees so misehisms in other countries. nay eArmaitag their lordship' house by * =t i g ea cedso ller = g id sot by day cyder traeuM reports. i w:r a =, sad the pubiie waald be greet Maid be greet undiesee—aLd would be a great sufferer, if they win gi Z i t a t d h:a s beta W most legielatots, in both hems of mi. wanly held to be ray material that it be to be by essaitimos; sad sot express peradadea, that it should be dom. TM strangest' plisry was aot in the Mos% and ecommas Mame meaceteery to take h e :t p: V order late ilimMisa wia a view to altering with erearil l =r. ITIW it wh at Mead that the the walk Of the Muse, ves lairti:Sehellrhoweilliditles home, set to be t hsr Wo a ao= ef pri=l. "l o isl, bused, M to all polits, 16lanais. _m aw ram la the penegpie Whisk lid lotphall le ad jolly panounted ape tie ma re*, pestemy speaking—Me mein moisSir—ill whisk thi ramie et their aerate were gima to the pa*: Then use a grandiosity at it liatesla.ismillog their debates —h requitel pee ability, egged foleiley sad attentioe. Pee these iP.tes to the ; 111551 were gl w r i e a l adit4aN ta y m , it e . rith r a ateaV is zaz ead ke bdieviegges the @plated mama of Wok (Hew, beer.) Amen may diffisnhise --- midis *Me gees their M o ha ir the pft a le amp mpelS/ they new the IMO *Welk to dept most megailaint sa= striplese'is they . tat, sod Ewa., ep e ttyat dberibilagniq parts lie and i pet et the Mass to the repeeten' alloy) more *a at the ale .(Her her.) He dig mot epee with mom ple the that the Speaker of tour house ought to Ms • bop aria. He kw* Matio mant—aasely, dot if the mile mad kerma lord had oak a privh_sge in that hoses, ea the Spam to tie other Moe enjoyed, prince his noble Irked tad limit midi be smilios• " paled tip," as the sayiag was, he iffesider. lingb.) The Nimpis of LONDONDERRY believed that the il iaipertielity 'skied is the reran of their mend and *mane woe no desdie part of the ran of B to sabsgssosS disk lordships aid. ( Hear, beta) He ins vary misted in any of the meal bet he did ast aweglaka , hasees, M Oland that the =of in mile kris were set He often sew ak that the adds marquis (Irms) was inaudible, s us p re g and that weemealy a roam why the mpertets should be put in a better gime, Mae tkey mid de jos*, to .11 of their lordships. • 4, al Lard RiDESDALR tillided to living up the a Dm Ma. *AL Obelus beersto w Mr and tbe *Me. Um ma bat sew atessedve dot ir:e s cet e kable, mid that bringing d forward the repertere' . It might interfere with the enhilectural of house bat that was a matter We. 41 of tab 'Theo annum*, which' the 1111111,1 Midi frequently took piece foe 6 111111 ), 1, 1 belevrthe bar sod mamma* the reporters' gentry mold Weti 21 be removed if' the gallery hall were brought further 11le gel 100waal r he. tomf The Bari of GALLOWAY &rated hem the semaion that the debuts were ',gran with eranip It _might be so - Man noble lords Is lapel* position Waned the brae, sad they had but 'time to read disk speed* t bt!s when aa humble inclivittnal like hiratif milsem.a tater lora ships—whisk he amp did reisetutly--eal euretelly raw yn~dwhat 10 me seise to ley, whisk imariably was very little, if he looked is die ppm the mot sessaleg to see hew it was reported, it had use beta kie s Vsy fate to fled net m e _ wed al leis speak in plat, his Meade is the gallery bellied the Teleran MI bids they could beer all that lie talk (" Hear," earl melikughter.) If the was any coo thing mon than mother sal elated to lower that boom la pal* Minaties it woe the amenable way is ; S e .-- - w:. ~ Ise i • their • debase .. r . r 4 6 /0..7. Obi Ste" ad , 2... 'a word at ololletro lmo 4 • EBY ail he Wag :Inlist old i lwiMi *Ol at i= to d ie Ns thou det then te wsselsof the , evil wesli he got rid et. Whoa was is committee , ad *ay. wore disseassithg clams, it was sham impossible to -whams sal., r. .f2les Bed of Ups mart Ned* to theeklbth fwersoltheis bnialleosaaisp, ym that it woo dims as as les IWO* n ese4. ; hat .he could war update WA what cheat there Ma not having as plaid ts• plata of their _lordships sgassims. They wets now aceits , WM MIPS , lAssamini. asi larlissard ad els other Ams-:. gables whiasalida illeadarmatiss then the swaggers Imd. Is woe et PM hiseelr u rcl ii h = s r Ul ' l4 " , it i Xotileis s osid be y raper*, es W l t i f wasesd to fa to * mrierfi es -of We noble larde seas akar, th r olne4ht be able to la repeal whisk sew* be dapsded spas. II W tare win saargesa *aims he did net sa why shbabsad Win sivuld act be appals* le take titer Wake Plee•edhr se they did in ceassittesa—tho sawo tort of persons who wire at o to the legislative shamberaca the continent. (Ilear,11) 111 Lard IiONTEAGLR maid they must maider the waders oiserappers. If everything they aid was reported and ghee to the world, nobody would be able to read kat all. The Beth of MALIIEBEI7IT did not wish to interfere thesid be s with the rsportab of the P. but he thought there e Add trepetter as cam id thar house, whose repoot ohoubliaalliold, meta: it should be put into the Mary of their Mild's Ws, is be referred to hereafter as ea Weisel rear& (Hear, hair,) Lea MORMADLE said, if they bad an ofkialmortu, Why ens biLlessd ,by the report, sad sake us re ersolhb for - It. them hsdlianicii qt LANSDOWNE mated to siplaia lat uet &Usk; 'nom hit noble end learned Mead on the =with say_new privilege when he said that he might oder; In might add, upon the subject under dis cus*" that it was as opinion of a eery distlaguithed archi- . test, not that their Waif& hews was ill coastructed, blot that it woe N he Idea us sub e tern, too well castrated; for the pedalled of Oa . 'soden war inch, that a pr een Iwai l t s iosil'estlbir tii haw, not onlythe speaker siblesig WI; radar speakers. (Hear, ,z.) Led BROUGHAM altl, unless a speech was meet can- Wig prepared and delivered With greet accuracy, it would rout fad all if iii mill rwtod. • Evan the most accurate Vtverald be selmsidted if he saw the very words he had i regeeNstsi ea' .er. • The speeches on the Queen's. trial waft WS atlNaally Waal, although they appeared Is be esteepried. rid they were most socutately reported by Mr. G a my; but elarthoy amiss to be read over, .it was had they was very impala ; and, indeed. the speeches of 'the mast able and eloquent aro:ass would not bear literal reporting; such sposehri !raid not redound much to 'the accuracy of the spoken if they were put spat pow in the ensa bards is which they were delivered. (Hoar, hear.) The Marquis of SALISBURY thought that if Asir °Nem kept stria order, there weal be but little difficulty in har ing their lordships' debates. Lord BEAUMONT was glad to have elicited the opinions of their WWI" and he wed& now move that a committee he allipiellig, lot the papa dessaidering the acconnoda- Iles Sinai le Wagers in thatiMuse. That committee' • es bombs ideas gelatinise a whither the house was • assirsod ihst Gli_parlise elswitllpar. end they could Ng ellwales. Ho did not :sow whether they could' W il k* amelioration ths proposition of the noble earl He thought it would be almost apoissiblo = i t% views, mei Gluiest adage if it was possible; sal *Wire be Wain pada senbeing the Ittostion at tit[ sowittee to the maim: he had brought before their lordship. The sake for a select committee was (with some slight amendesents) then agreed to. • BUSINESS filP TER HOUSZ— NAVIGATION AIM! The Mends , 'of LANSDOWNE said it was the istandan• of the govassmat to go into committee cm the Navisalfies AM as Meads, Waled. He named that day Wass ihare was saielhar maw before their loedship' house, whisk, if it Wel at an i se/la to pas as paddy as possible. If the bill WI Map conaittos, its should P opens" as ally day slave for its third reading; but he thought it dais*, Wow if any anathemas would be likely VS be memed it mandate ? Laud STAHL= said several very important masndmonts reassidly allbaing as bill would be moved to mom sitters, est leldee ed falitemsedsteute would be given. The MarqUestiLAINIDOWNE thought it desirable that the to lOWA be in the hands of their lordships in the wee et the minim week. ZATB-IN-AID BILL. • Laud WHIMNOLIPPM wished to know whether the papas whisk had bassasev al far with reference to this bill, would be a their lordelp' Web to morrow (this day), bo- In the wad reading ? The Marquis of LANSDOWNE had seen them in print, aid he had very little doubt they would be in the hands of Bibb lords toaorrow (this day), bat he could not undertake te log that they "add be, aid he made inquiry on the ratline. =Bed RITZ WILLIAM wished to know whether they "NM Was a raw of the amonat of Irish property tibia pia a tan is this mitv y ? What Its wished to know 1 el **WM morph was veWsa. in Aso, It was the inten ds. of lir •Mdosa's goarnment a introduce any amend ' asste kW the fill Won It snaked its sea stags Loma suaLNY, having ban antarta with soots wi tless en the Gabfest of this MA (the Bate in Aid Bill), wished to all the standar of her Ilajesty's government to what had been simianated en the abject of the noble earl's epodes ea a law wag. Rs, too t now begged to ask whether libt NW to inane wiemmmaaats in committee, or to shins the bill in lie pawl bum ? (Her, hear.) Ths Nampa el LANSDO WIN mould fed no objection or nimbi, is eeply to the qualms of as noble lord, to state that it was. the purpose of her Mejtsty's ministers to abide by the bill in its present form, unaltered. (Cheers Aso the on beach, )At the same time, he was t to say that, should any amendments be brought Ibm either aide of their lordships'. house, which, In the *sits of the gammas% might be incorporated in the bill with advents" his colleague and himself would not adopt that. (Iltar, - hear.) CRIMINAL LAW OONSOLIDATION BILL. , Thy lamed OX_ FO R D had a pail= to patent against a ' ilasesintheOWost Law Consolidation Bill of the noble sad issmad lea sgassits tb ha, which, bowers: its prayer might be Masi& le the views of that noble and learned lord hismdl, amid bewand his respect, in copsideration of the =itsui ebseenter and attainments of the body from isarearAeL This was a petition from under-gradu- Min dila Usiassity of Oxford. (" Her, hear," from Lord Ilestqlina.) It appeared so these petitionees that by he flame is queties en uncertain penalty was attached to certain bra* of the law, in the case of chapters not electing the party res=illed to • bestirs by the crown, without wailloient moons fez such usal. eer rs.l34o4smoisised that th ref is penalty was nowhere; gedaskatt was to the mast ague uncertainty. Lord BROUGHAM soured the right reverend prelate that he could not over-rate hie (Lord Brougham's) Iln bessded respect laths petioismers, who ma will untitled to all the pram that his rnitivaderend friend Wood for diem. The cow moat put in ths to rdliss, tali los delid sow male lords WU consul with bpi _amd =authorities ma the alpst, without We Weal Is satidaetory elsildnes ed ti, _literseler et the agnostics. After the best pealewn he hod be l e= to ea le the poise, be had staao to the Wads. that, is the di st ,rate of thelaw, it manila bettor ea this Wean the bill bellatbsin as it abed. It wee very alkali le Am pada sainat of the penalty ofprosimmirs ; but 1 A was impastiessall 4 Tay keen tae- • The NW of OXFORD ventured to wash that the ad am dedos Pa reads y e W a s and Wad lord n judifisatioa o f t he ptinas at their somplais wss t a of Ail part of thee bin. Lea BROUGHAM said he would gas the Oubjest his *mot attanda casidsration, before the bin cams on for sassed Wag. -The paelanywas read and laid on tho table. The Hideo of OXFORD than passata a variety of Is kw. of tits bill foe the protection of females, 1=:0 1 aunty of Oxford and various other places. MI lad of MOUNTCASEIL alms presorted nunswes la lies of the sere bill, bun ZUMlTOSllooalitim Erse the woo of Wolk_ Oar many attempts to read littibltly adssittel to liik lodalpi to be wholly or- IliMartptibsi fAilangWiensght l e s t ony I dealist petitioss, w of hich we an real and aid on Ili tale; Lord MONTAAGLE moved, as pen c:o l f d public ou sted** and Wed that ao bills for Wing, eatcoMag, or anulgg railways, be read a mond dem before sday at, the likit of Hay.— Ocdosed. Thar lordships then adjourned. HOUSE OF C01411401 , 03.--TaintsDAY, MAT 10. The Brian= took PRIVATE BUSINESS. REPORTS CONSIDERED.—Caledonian Railway (pur chaos or lease of Wishaw and Colton' Railway); Shrew*. bury and Cheater Railway (for branches to the river Dee, egrennent for joint station at Shrewsbury , power to sub maths towards the Shrewsbury and Ileraford Railway); York and North Midland Railway (deviation sad absadise seat or part of the authorised lines of railway between Mar ket Weightou and Beverley, and Coposantkorpe and Tad water) ; York, Newcastle, and Bervekk Railway, and Mary. port and Carlisle Railway (lease and amalgamation) ; York. %moot* and BerwieklLailway (Neweastispulioa-Tyne and Carlisle Railway lease and amalgamation); Bi W. THIRD READINGS.—Ashton-sinder-Lyne Police, Mar kets, asd Impeovement Acts II:tondos and Amendment, and Taniaronse ot Gas and Waterworks and other Pr opert y to the Cesperadon ; River Dun Navigation Company Our- ChM Ot elskibeth and Headlay Canal) ; Elk. PUBLIC BUBINW3B. PETITIONS PRESENTED. Calmar Ramp Bus..—By Admiral DIINDAS, from Woolwich, in favour of this likars-onowir Broos.-117 Lord H. VAND, fitan Dar lington, against the sthaissies at this titian. AILDITS6IIOI TaaAstia.—lir. G. THOMPSON, frogs &eke Newington Biz W. MOLISWORTH, from • *co, no non bona I lb. 00011.10, ban Pehhast, in tanosir wiiination trestle Instead it war. Yea or Sm. Ssoli.l.—Mr. G. THOILPSON,