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

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London sad North Westerns tits quoted it 1271 to 81; Great w e g ans ar e 86 f,41; Midlands hare, gone as IoW 641 to 81 p York and North Midlands, 3.1 to and York, Neweemle, sad Berwick. to 191 to ; loath Ea.teros ye likewise tower, and are qnoted at only 20 to 21 to -day ; Renews Comities are 71 to 1. • orb shires Mut is so particular future; the • twinges dose lies knew trilling, at no ship brat yesterday's priers. A reply to the ob se rvations of the directors of tbs. • Eastern Counties, it is naerstood, will . be published this scaling by the eamaitt" se of ieveAption. +~I )eriay. Tr/ icetros 0 •17 Ml/ 41 ez.b.41% 1- 4 . IS II Si I/ $ II 11.? pa. , ;,.012 :di _ii d. %IA te U •13C •- • 31 a w n • • t ). Vila pa. .4 .161 1$ 1 3 pa. 16 14 413. ii "" 7 17 7 19 . • e • 1l Ms. • 1 6 dai. 10 dal. fee U pa: (111 par el • 0_ 0 17 IS “ii !Ni dil• ” ii le pa 0_ la. PI L 7 II 4116 ..•:,'.~ ~... . 0 • . gi . w' ', : : ri.. '.. . • ea. be p • pen. 8 11. 0 . It 17 13 dia. 1$ 11 311 4j 63 I M. 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WNW% 24 1 14 Qs% 1C111.112 B lom 4MI Dm. Rai INA UAL aski*S . blrt Qrs. 41 101.11 Do ,lid li p 1 0 ' oc. Lem sot Tot. 71/tM, 4 IG d N. 1441601105, ika _ Ds. NA Isties 04 4 lisst2Desurntls DNS 11. N LUDO JILL'S, MAT 44 . 1 111 Ot.s s 411 144141410. 1 IIL W 44241, 11 .1 I D. L N SW, Ws" a Oesis IL Imo. Now, It. de. ki. d . 7017 SAL KAT 4, •. c, Tiet,Sekispi ..(Niari. Si. . i_iJl M essif., 246, 14 ost l 4 s Si , De. (0.a4.2. Per.), 54 sl. Cid. I 1 +.l — Tritruc--Tb. tisrkst is steady taday, at thy Alkoring itootottona—Pot t rtborg Y. O. oo t o t ; Mt. Od k Oatobor tO Dement dtkivel7. ailL ; soothe &dim', Ns. 6d. • . • ' PRODUCL-L11;101700L, May 4,-Sugar • There hes Ms a moderate demand, aid MO Mas. B. 2 . .. a n ll tb ie new Inthade sold at 370. to 438.; MOD •s Besse . 400 hogs have also beta Mbpsnd a, kt sake OW. Foreign , 200 Mils. Pone Rim, of the a a dal, Ma sold at from 40a. to 425. 64. per art., ; and a s of brown Perassabeso. at ISt. 6d. Ks hero. -Ie the may I art of So week 410 M pa Manson n nson were sold to artier,_ the Ms.' foe Ports Rios , Cuba Moseemlo ; minis theii; however, Me dew& ' abated,. and the only sale on the Not is 340 pew sow Bar .badoe•imtresik y lilL atatesua fki. h o m er :it:lt c i- iitl ee a pier Tbo ode Is hemin end en talle bt, tirm- r lama to Ms sale of MO bags *nerd Costa 81••,,at 2* 2( 1 - aw Is mt • par sot.-No. Moo of Coma. Obigeri 'TOM fff Phisate.-Ifies : There MUM more Wintry, muselarly fir sima, and 11,401 beat lam lola amid, at b. 3d.* 1,. 81. fordwohma. sad saris, up M Ma. lid. for very good new white airogol. A.....a ppmt 110 tress Cando% a 16s. to 176.6 d. ma art-The Mind, and rather lower primme . resit ill =gdoL lialim its sass are 130 OORN.-.C11111.11111111D, May '4.-Titore ortia a far sspply of Wheat at somlllt te-aey, and }daps mot be quoted tk e sv.• Issok •aV e lle trade wslien at the MILL B SSiMmludi_ sad PM /Mee dearer. Wheat, 478. !MAIN Ws; BMus 2 * 441 - COTINTZT May 4.-The Litatdiaeo at ear *t ts t day woe an issizead the mount of Mines was limited. ia•Mhset sad Barley a desine les= I mined to is anise la sillobriam Was Me. Baby, meleing...3l4. ,to 3%4 g=l:lr e te.. .oaten, sow., nto 2ls. IL; new, 20s. to Ms Bar*,.ll. 15e. le 16i. ; saw. lls.io lls 6L Illeria, May 4.-Ire ha* had seal nab is Wbsoa alirj, a • *tam 0( * Per y l r is liffdle• Ihe •88 were omM. Bogey aid la • •legmet, mid lama buss rata Ham, May 4.-There . is it gall apply .1 Wheat awl =bat mull a other irtishs. Menage lam Ma meet . The . Mime la Mildett is almost mama to Chistsonde by Whom, ea Me met, who t te a r id wea s 's Mos. Tor spring Cora Me 4 limited, sad as altematica ma be mond paw. MUNI'S the wady ordeal to a ear of 1,164 qrs. kola Mani. im mane' assesat.. Thera bas less but lids pandas in sales during the .trek; whams, however . rasa% unaltered. Hammed • sae as hot week. Ida! seed Cakes he* Wei a needy male, z t the value of Hal made may be quoted 7: a . 129. _to 71.. 16a. Hem maimed Mir vales. Tbs. Waft are the priors : 'Wheat, Hugh*. old white, per quarter, 435. to 601.; sew, 435. to 605.; old, red, - 42 e. to 478. • now, 42m. to 475. Foreign . 601%. to the bathe, Keh l -Mind, Bettie, 46a. to 47..; Hamburg, red, 40s. to 44e.; Pella Ohm, 38.. to 41s. Barley, per qr., seating, Ma. to 36t. ; - griadieg, to par 30 adms 21a. tplfik Osta, par qr odd sad swan. 18e.; B.Man, its, per at., 94. to 10d.. Pees per iwhits, boilers, 278. to 30s. ; bins, 30s. to 365. ; grind 631 b. per bushel, 245. to 275. Beans, old, 308. to, sew, 9Th. to Ms. • !qn, 26e. to 260. Tares, pm quarter, oar. he' , Os. to Om. ; MIL per bushel, 19.. tolls yo, per disk erryt meal, per too, 61. 10a. to 61. Os. Unsed Bleak Bee, per quarter, 41a. to 42m. ; Almada., Ms: ,• Bonabey, 42.. 04. to 43m. Od. fit. - Petanbargh, In., M. 04. to Os. 0e1;; good Madam $7.. Oa. to Ms fa.; inhrisr, 3* Od. to 36a. Od. ; Riga, Us. Od. to 311 s. OL ; Hodge. berg sad Memel, 33e. to Mk; dew, *sr iming, . 42e. to 438.; Repeemed, , per lest, Gamma sad Danish 291. to 301. Black Sea, 01. Os. to 01. Cloveresed, per girt., duty 1, 308. to 355. ; white, 335. to 40m.* Cakes, per taa, Liu,.sd, English, 71. 12s. 64. to 71. 158.; foreign, 61. ss. to 71. Os.; Item, English ad forage, 41.105. to W. Os. ; Nut, 41.4 Bow* Cede, per ton 41. 16e. to 41. 17s. 6d, Guano, Atriema. per toe, 41 . 01. to N. lOs. lemons, May 4.-Wu had a noderste miWy of Wheat tram ma farmers to-day, whisk mat a Reed Maud, at 1.. over last week's rates. • very mall show of sprint : ke e l. Barley was offering at last week's rates. Oats la. Wade, red, 42k to 468. • white, 465. to 61s. 33e. Om, 14s. to 21s. 'Bans, 295. to Ms. Bexley, o Lrvearom, Ka 4.-Althemigh, flea tie continua% a the Danish b e and the wasselity of is %meal, the Cora trade in the so:there peen of Imp is WU in abey ance, holders of grain there, weft the resole, is.. dbia dined to amide any naterial romfiifaa la rim, sad son sequently remain Maim Nothing eta lively or iatmot lor character to reported to have swine/ hi the Ihmglidi or Irish markets so hr this week; the spirit albs imam, hew ever. apron in resod to be a Ohs orabised. mill, inempt leg Wheat, whin la may %steam is gusted ls. to la. per qr. chimer, the vibrations is other deparumants of dr Cern trade appppsoairr to be innosiderable, whilst to the trade here, intetmsiately from the ekes of , beim ea Tuesday , similar Tomas are appliemble The • supplies ; late this pan esestwise mad " from from Inks', ham bosom ; sad Mile this, from the Am TV: s loter= l6 , doe* MOM *di • •• 1 7 Maim' quantity alone ef Wiser and LAM Oat, we have we sr rival of gran whatever fns the issatimt of Europe, but • we hole Mama 3,4119 qrs. of Whoa vas Vapid% • Upon a Maks alleabsee of (canny miles at one Cori Butane to-day, the weather being highly fammalde for the growing amp, mil fur, home bans* amiss Mae, the isles of Wheat lieseshat mildly; hut the limited ar rivals el thi s gels beady evernmestlas say alimteidea on the part of Mus to mode, the mount rates a Thaiday, theugh pit withadushasso,tremied waded. Amiss Arm sonlimed to men ins t iry ti . a a:d at a %dunks of 3d. to IL weasifenhis %Mem have bees dome, but ha reem IMMO( geed Inittera Irmly'at 228. perberrel, sled Ohl Must at petipordmille Ma, it nemesia.. en thenholemee only miss* la emus. Barley, Malt, Berm sad previous Tess, earaft.toquies. atm* little &Maim fawns, eadalsed Oats and Ostamel,llkewies, Mem gangly, hordastted farmer prim Ire Hive M oak Neon a gold *he ladies Cara, whkE sea ' be takes fr eely Irelmd, an advises of Id. per qr. wee realist& this miming, sad Cora Mail :Massa ossaft in vans )(Lwow" May 3.-Very for saes were made sway la either Wheat twat OM. The whale d tie re es iatty En& or %Innis me apparent 85 eel mansh astraelles fa Mw Mimi a tli••• at In mrieraltusel pummults -ilam the alas a fresV What was h. to 3s, %mewl mad List Oda moil at %dire Mee._,. • &row, May 3.-Our Mal WI ass iIIIIT et limited, sad very Utile beams trealSllll4. Has last week's prim, bat MUM, Barb sad Beans bof a b ushel; ownward Massey. ITN" Mils dm. to 6s. M. pa b red, ao. 3a. tO lb. id._ __ . libris, 4s. 3d. MU IL Buloy, 275. Wilk per qr. noss. I** 2 !* SCAIUSSoIMik Msy 3.-We hem a goad offernits wi t hewn, and a hit supply of all Me a Neu, he the Me I. slow, at rather min hat wash's prisms. *host, fa Id. to 68. 34. on 6 Mores; whits, Is. to 7a. Wargo sashimi, 26.. to 265. per qr. of 31 stem; please, 295. be 210. Oats, black, lid. to Md. per dose ; vitae, lild. to N. Floor, superfine, 375. to 38. per seek ; semis, 31.. to Us. fiornuurror May 4.- Ia mingsepos of Me fir which takes pla ce here as Menem amt. ear market was very thinly assailed to-day, mad very bide Miasma was transacted. In the few sales whisk were alba* the prim a lest week were Mates* bat the trade for all snide. h wq dal. • Wxisnirtn, May 4.-The *apply et Wheat is psi ;of ether arida small. Wit meets a retail oak, at phut value lower *la thaw of this Joy seaslight. Ymy las 'DOA Besiey, for whisk remises Wm sae cruised. Pies=t dimly, but without misdeals take. Nam me Oats and Shelling fully as *tor. The Isllewbg are the smeent quotadons : Wheat, per v. of 11111 m• to the huMel, ISatc4k, Isom, sad Knit, sew, Ma. to 40a.; extra, 475. ; white, 4 5 e. to 48 5.; extra , 61 s. Iteiblk sa d Hunt% red, 435. to 465. ; ; white , to 441 L ; extra, 48s. Lincolnshire sad red, 43e. to 44e. ; mire, 455. ; white, 48e. to 7s. ; ex tr a, 481. ; Iforkabbre, rig, 411. to 431. ; extra, 44c ; white, 43e. to Me.; sibs,Ms. ; Dant& a nd Konigsberg, white, 48s. to 475. ; es. tra, Ms. ; Lower Baltic and Hambur g , red, Us. to 445. ; extra, 465. Mediterranean, red, 89a. to 40s. ; Mrs, 425. ; old, red, 1847, 425. to 44e.i s o u tit o e el 50.. Barley, or outs: imperhd. Norfolk sad 275. to 314. Liaosisekire and Tcekohire, to Ms. ; ears, 315.-; 11405h2 295. to Ma. ; mare, Ms. ; grind. big, lb. to Ws.; inott a ; te ads.; extra, 28e. mem, Me. to the wean. Sao, sew, 29 1 :mar" ad. ft. NW Ticks, new, a. to Ms.; old, She. to 33t. ;b -refigso now, Ms. to 27a. Oata,olsr Meow, meallag, 80. to extra, 10d.; feeding, 8 d. to 9d. • sutra, 10& id. to 9d. mem 1 Stalling. per beg a sig. to M ; s.; extra, Ms. Malt, per load ey 6 =l Sl o ilL boilen, t° - tcTioo. "...- 421. i lisb' Pe ss li hr; Ma le ; extra, Ma. Pr _last lap., 211, Se 28L ; kffelp, 28L to NM Wooed, Par hir. tgro 82s. to Me. . WOOL—LooDoN.—llis next public s * a n dud to Win plass at Thatadaj mats skost Woo, Coloaisi t about 3,11. yid la /Mogi sad will son prim chiefly the lab arrivals. Daring lb. wok we have Mord of so torision. lowa this nook aro 12,434 bolos Cipa sionliss, and la I. Baglak as show, and bat little doing. ~~ - i ; iw . . ~• SUle44 444 4 111. I at a 114 al UI I 129 e Kt i 1 i 67 66 A 7 3 6 LSI use so LS 14 'TI 1 141' 11 4 i 14 U ti el i II" ei f exiiiiisi it lted, • , _ _ —_— - prices tbs • south sic Ha Is elotkieg walk lie issitowis-atill la_tszass at _IN burn, bus Um II fa my affprel am? a.* po Ina. ' $ L'l and at I 71 re ut week, but 141, lower - TORl:=.lVolizeni - 777 - 1.14:471ab* 479 1 1 Nisei= marl the oasis ikb week ed • lear e thiduameses• Pula' study fir floe new sad old Hit halit kr halides sorb. Present plas. pp cwt.: New Werseatop, 465; ; sad Peke, 60s. to Pa ; pearling. lo.: to 40s. ; Pelee, 465. ; obi skis, 14s. to•2Bs. • • -- . . HAY.-81112117111D.—Massre. Clore . .Davie Mks fallowing_ quali Mow ies, t t .. ica pe. Ne. te Ka. 14e. So Ms. I .. eft to eft i . . .cons, aw..—CturrESPISLD Fen , Kay 4. Tie Slow of Cattle wis Owe IP lunge, Ike estelst of biasses dome Tay helm and pins Piously low fee the *Use. Alf beeptiele el Meek weever/ stack depredated ht , meteor-some sum ,to than Cattle and - Geed Hum eir mr SlasperpMees ibis weld hare. bees expiated boat cop With imp* bat werp few VIM egged. It beioDsrby Whip, no doubt used ions MM. off thelesitsi gelds ad what was• explettd.• About 200 waft possok verribile selling, sad priest below theme taws frit yaps; pest sf diem Pins aws7:llStald. Thin was so more beidasse doss is Pigs that on market days, and 110 imprommessit is value. Rims, May 4.—The market wee well supplied both with Busts eat Shsep; meet of which were glad_, whiel Ps Islet dry ere set nismuserative. Very Beef • was sell * 'NM sad is Nue issiumus tatYal lseks,wsee Aimed at thatpries by weight, without nestles purobspers. I. a few bastasote, sowner. a higher- pries was Psalm& aid Beef awes therefore be quoted at 7a to Il i sj i t e er. There Ina ' a good supply of store 'Winks. ' were worth U. 84. to 60.6 d. per score. Yesoliegs silo es lisework, 41.10 x: to AL 105. seek. There wrens, very pod dairy Cows is the nuke, which PIA Afars W. T161.' sack, but emu iahrier guides soil butt* Jape. here wee Spit a hip supply of Imams Calves,•vskiek • sold at 44.10 614. pit UP supply ef Sheep was lode te _bit spiel Nem emend, oasts for Irealu i r a tt i rt s, a Witertie thulpsp i r4 t akst. Ps. whelp of _ll win the tugs et tore baps ; prilite !ago I fat itu mese at • per altheuk simelier ewe ands rather sere; ia some Whom 6rd., 'mid* Ps a top prim Ewes, 414. to bd. par lb. Luella, 74. Store Hop, 20s. to 80s. este ; couples, 301. to 40e. Ouboow,liay3.—Thessoriest was welleappliedthiemess , lag with Culled a bighorns. The best heavy ones brought Its. 164 to2ll. Priourrappie meek the same as the lest day, the best es beef bsiwitag heat 411 s. te46s. per emu; woa d' from piss to 425. M. pm owt. Cows, bells, mod inferior, tram 80a. to 38s, per scat.. slaking offal. Shoop were tether is ha destamil than •leet week. • -The% best biededued Uoidems lees& lird..par lb. ; sued. bid. per lb. Ewes wAlmlirier, 6d. per lb., stables affil. Lambs ware rather imp pleatrfal, sad mild as tree 16. . to 2ffs, emit, to weight sad . Pod Camp though. pear= week, are still is lewd. The prices ruse fn. Ms, to Ms. pw •Plp •ariris peel Vetoed at 42c per mt. Small mid liar adl of sale. • •/I ,•14,1, ;$1 '..- sitskiasS. 1 TM ;do fat LANSDOWIg add nothing mad be ktri on t tie lt i teadeut .o a r tliai , M ith sr. ro ts i*ila ' grlitillealemis et belosialtli Vow of own efts eat EMS= e t c t a t pripalatioa le t 'bard prima hur-afths el the property of the oosatry. SINGAPORE AND SYDNEY. Is reply to • glades hem Isrl Tuxes, Zed GREY wee sedimeeed to my that arrangements were be made fee the estagisimesut of a lies of packets benne& Singvere end Sydow. • compeay which had bees fermed were about to submit their sureties to the Admiralty. CANADA INDEMNITY BILL. Ind STANLEY, referring to a ropers of emmusetios elsewhere, asked Earl Gmy, arm, whether el/ said earns pending bad taken plybetween the belie sell sad tbe Governer-Otherel of Closeas as the .40 of dirgs= Indemnity Bib; sad eseesdly_ . , whether the _whole ameefebig tear dimesties hem the bat was integeded tr east en the &Gulden of the led MID& ;or vamelthr_ , es 'the part of the mows, (11. 6.fflellly of State led alt t to be Ws duty to give isseuttisme to the Demmer Omuta es the gilded. Earl OBEY replied that se Adel mereoperdsose co the althiedt of thrOalleds Indemnity Bill had Ishii plasm, sad Ibet the presenting of the eslosid legiiiethe if Clenchlimrset yet lie s %mind by the Col, see would thee bit la the aal COWIN, wail the AMP el the Cali dlsa With regard to the anespendesse ea the subject, he must add that private haloes had pseud be- threes himself sad Lead Elsie, petheipelly to the effeW that Lard Elgin bid **rased its - elision that it war his duty as geneses-sewn' to decide ea his ow reepley,k *whoa ' th e bilk may be tendered to hia, r bo ltoth es t u t d hoe 71.71y0ft. having t.:: h.s II Is S. L ,, ==i i ssai rlbsa be should so have meted essemplese duty, to detenthib whether the tt to ed whisk so _be should have _mese should be • el by her Mspety is anima ir Sthirwhe ; bat Judd arras, until the bill mad his, it.. =VON eery se as natter, basal hi &lain criaddra it iebt• _tier rind be lam ia theake what would loaths he ibeelithisk briibt teak. y . The Mile Ind dim is basil the slam he bad proired is his thee 'whic eke relodr, lad eseelehed bye del le bad medal farthereine tared bit pod. ennantho principle et tides ear that wary taicatue.m.. sod emey tapatant sMMinsriet iesetieufa.hi entelesd ia Add dispatches, aid astiepote ado... At. Os ibmi he had adhered *the stbli pada emirs oteti t priveldy fors eke, sin they wise Idea. WI& lb. view of ' alb erica peaky eva heirad ahrod. • • • lard BROUGHAM was. glad to lad that thus wee a. lbendatian far the talimost. IPS& obarbao, 11 66 11. Mit had dabed ands opal* of his not to be hallo impedes, is order that *of Wilda* be 1 0 1 ban, Priluimst. . • • •' MUM POOB.-LAW. The Wei et 1108111, la a 'hen speak navel br soda d ray opeospenban aid* may have akin platalcopleeit. the gpoooor law simajoisionn is ballad sat loads of lace,geaa dela' ebb tho view of *dudes the swam On give or withhobli oratelete Mist The Magda of CLANRICARDB Mould did not obi te the raw, bat aaggestal that they apply to She het Wen* scathe. Lord MONTEAGLE sousidered that the spasm of out door. relief scald mot 'be handseled without gnat pool. Moot would it bo to put the question epos t a lit et glg al :l l co u Tpariat.• szpikdboic It might las that pp could, lifter a tablas, be fussed out at 2a. a: while is the unicerhouse the ent would be th. ; but the tray esesomy *veld set be is the lower charge is such arty. TIN Mom wore *so ordered. TA. ►wr adjoontod at a quartos to 7. HOUSE OF 00BLMONS.—FiuDAY, MAI 4. The erzezis .sk the Glair 144 ePeisek. lIIIVATI WhilfllBB. SECOND ItEiblifo.Aidy';iiiiiateSEL 14 f . 1 14. - ; if. I 4! ; . . .mb, kr rem WI Po • • 4 11 =elt• la- p ilia. Vbel therelawrhe , • of Bai- -1 Mouth ago. Wad wee peer tbseaese yea glom too it) ; bat the mow o r am agnig ef befog woo tee O&M mike It. If ow, M whim! ibis the upehleola would Oat out whoa this wealth aided IA iL lei& leg he &del tho geeradawrof the Montiti.-110 (*VENT•I Iverisi an ilea puler: NOWlas Moo als pat lb., lb to lb , k bli lota tkossess, put WAN to IS =iose par poc psslo/ t• , , food" Pos ill.AS•is • "" Imilkireil" . VI 31 Z a lrda T iorgrimatolll =Nilo kttdos. MIK, 41 Mb livia, y rs to 21" awn. Mr Allyr.r Stat•l9o, 1,4;0n5. V: rc t Ft a s = tieli.por gikee US pee is to Ills par VA to Us mammy. . Oalleas. par inn Site la Sal _ Wawa. per glottle to b . . I ""CSitsrii. ""mdk.'%* • A MS : M rka sa k ill = bobbi. d t 2. • seas boo lb ... ant•vs.ls Wall ilea XXV te d t ° lad _ iboliki num. Ml l" . • Potable's, por I" to Ms AMNION. p. bt. ers, - purstat.Sito lb Ild to la • per losisl. 4" Is Ts , laVossa, Oa.. Sass soo Nil 2 tile ' iteSlltea l l au bs. froVer lam pas P eroes, Wan t. u pia la to IID 6 Lehi Pr purrs. II to 34 P I A r=l l let ' P M Levey re Ime db. 4 1 4 pie 10d, SI to 41 nem. tbss Wilk MSs or lali d, XV . E ts.. Weems" Mr lea. bra. Mold Prato& pie Y. Wet 111 WU lsoolal d ls St Ossseis7 r pi r do i r= llW b it aSo I =roma v i lhoseb. "` *I tra CALLS TO THE BAIL—IRMO' TEMPIX.—The Boater task mils to the bar of the Inner Temple worelnade your. day, and they oessysim the arter-mmatiomod sigintleoun Homey Lai. M.A.g Robert Gimp 'ammo, si4.; liam George Monne, NA. ; Jemmies Groom James Greene, B.A. ; Thomas Groom, Beg ; Charles Swinton Ron, B.A. ; Georg Browne B.A. •, William Parrish Adam, B.A. ; Francis Ellis , B.A. ; Henry William Spiky Them= B.A. ; Nathaniel Joseph, jun , 8.C.L.; Thomas Big.; T o mlinson ureen Woolley, ; Thomas Lomax, BA. ; John Ribbert, BA a nd Charles Parke, BA. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDIL—FIUDAT, MAY 4. The Loan CRANCILLON took his seat at 6 o'clock. PRIVATE BINIINESS. SECOND BEADlNG.—Williams' Mate Bill. THIRD READlNGS.—Warringtem Waterworks (=sad: meat of sit, and power to rain aididsnal es ues : a l tai itsl ; HAM burghNortham sad Northam Hallway (eddiMeaal and ameadmeat of acts) ; Lawton, °thumbs Market; Bain PUBLIC Busmen. BILL PASSED.—Cruelty to Ado& Prevention BBL PETITIONS PRISEMTED. NAVIGATION Bus.—ByLord FIVERSHAM, from a plies libelist** ; Lord S TANLEY, from Eingston•upon- Hell, droll* 4,4sfiflaliatethladMg every beaker in the tows, sad a large of all the mersontile firms; from =*skt i Matb„. Etheardiae, and the °wenn of the pest of • Hari of TALBOT, tram Makiirolkowlawds. Brims. gill ether pleas ; Viessont G RD. fns Mosktsmea-Timo,_Baliaborj Bon- StAdatimir, sad Millprt,• Dahl of BEAUFORT, boas Bristol; Doke of WELLINGTON, from a piste is the meaty of Seathemptes ; Earl GREY, from Board of Trado se Cased& West: Heel of EGLINTON, ham Men* ; Lod STANLEY, from the operative raw silk woman of hem 'Mood by ; Earl of HARROWNT, hem several this bill.—Bari GREY, from Martial, La favour vi repeal of the navigation laws. Now Baton, Ika—By lard REDESDALE, fres Lyme Bogie, for Lemma of the somber of bishops, aad a neurotics of the legislotive rights of the church. Pao:so:tom To Manua Drourray.and I —Earl DELA- W feem mow of .of 11, kor the t AßN, adoeillfra oft laws i =sh e protection was s ecured' to the preamile if Whisk Soma DOM limmtv.—By Lord BROUGHAM, way, Mt. &m secretary of the Great Western Boil. way, dating fist be was sot an °Mow of the Soo* Devoe Railway, and that he hid nothing to do with that railway, exempt as * shareholder. SUNNILY TALVILLINO ON RaILWAYO.—By this 11142e n t of BREADALBANE, from Paisloysaid other plooss, this proposidoe. Bznamottans.— Lard MONTEAGLB, from a plus, sante net heard, kr the abolition of lissom to beer-homm. PATS at AID IluA.—By Lord YONTRAGLII, from Limsekk, against this bill. ISraCtimos, lam Arne.— the Bishop ot CABIIBLI ham promisor in a piece is Izelsad, Is Waver at= poll% in tho grant for ednattioa, ladopenent of oh. 8017TH DEVON RAILWAY. Os the presentatioa et the pedalos from llr. essidin by Lard Barnolux, - . . . . . Lot - LT3IDIIIIRST said Oat Mr. immises bad takes =Owes la the- South Dam Mau habitake a share- Ike Gnat Wasters fliede bat Gu limed Ryas lot NM Ids that those shame wenMegal, sad ha was there to% poem* jutiled la Wades la lay up kk oak. The Duke at CLEVELAND mil lb, aside tad imam& lord smiglit dielhad Mr. deriaden but betook! isetde. fend h i s. boasetly. What the Adis sad lamed lent ka4 suited Ike ether sight-with rope* I. Mr. 11= 1 : 1 1:as parketly ante. There Ina se last if the shores hedS a a a preambralb.Baaelorireald Ce il m:roat, hut es bad get damn to a diesodut be maid they were illegal sad to pay op Ms talk. Wia that boost ? Lora BROUGHAM said he how it was to Mr. Boaders, while elides order the gallery of Rowe of Oasaoces, by • Pangs 11 4 12 id wiaborftYm that the shares were Mosel. Tbelhalts of BILAUFORT said he had known Mr. Soa ks fa nosy rare, sad he believed MR to he a very e art bearerable swum. Lod GRANVILLE Gould only say, that If the state sweat P e amble mad leaned lords smoke wen errant, et Wm Ojos* the ended of Mr. dmaaders. TIM DIFFICULTY OF HEARING IN TSB GAILBEY. • Lett /121.1:1110NT said he *MC as Thaw* seek theth that the Mkt order 130 be' takes late worileno ties. On snow of tie peculiar gesitreadas at the bean, tad the ache wfbh etas prevailed beim • the her s terro r pinliewever *sat they gairlalleiho to mit e with seessogy, assegais* = Pi aiser i ro di r li pmeam were Asa isitingetly gime gai ether mitakse Merle, width bed gees *is tall put lo privets teibiduels, wed ems' amine or won be wattle 410/014ting NISO eatetthee c whisk tles I. way welt &beldam! . haw ithearlai 111, tea te ihrelerlidelalapdces. Wail lin ii7gaire att n*. to the suiligge is Thai, =Lit Ors AGM ewe that the orisops agie RM./ 11 3 0 . NOW ol anapest is tare as main be pow esp. 1111" km linkAnox Einem, • . Trio Iwo GALSIISL as paresatiat the pititith es the etilfest st oistatios is nal fie mug take the Mel, et nine* asthma mak by the seal, reartsit (lassiewse) triW s la the sena et the debate, atheely, aid the pralearat await II INABA MI set mod= esth- THIRD READINGIL—Chester and Holyhead Railway T= of capital, with powers to the London and North- Baaway_Oompny to sub•eribe thereto); Kirkealtiv Harbour, Date, _Ferrp A rl a woa d Petty Customs; Suaeriand Dock Am and River War Aet (ameodment, Se.); Whittle's, Bt. Mary and Whittlasey It. Andrew Union of Parishes, sad for improving the town of Whittlaey ; Bills. LORDS' AMENDMENTS CONSIDERED. Epsom bats; Nottingham Oa; PUBLIC stisnass. PETITIONS PRESENTED. CLIIIOT Ruler Bun..—By Mr. WILLCOX, from ram legion • Mr. ELLIOT, from a pleas in Scotland; Mr. COB =Orem To:hake; Mr. COWAN, from the Canons:a, is Edinburgh ;—in forma of this bill. REGISTRATION 01 MARRIAGES AND Loiel \Tied (800T taxa) Bu.ne.—By Mr. F. MACKENZIE, frarn Peebles; Mr. DUFF from Banff; Mr. COWAN, from North Leith ; Mr. F. MA U LS , front Arbroath ;—aesinst these bills. Kastallous BILL.—By Csl . REID. from Windsor ; Col. SIBTHORP; from Lhasa ; air It. INOLIS, from Orford and Chiehestra; Mr. MOFFAT, from Dartmouth ; Kr. H. WILLYAMS, front a plane in Cornwall s—egainst Shaba Wigan Ciunor.—Mr. J. WILLIAMS, from the clergy and inhabitants Of a place in Wales, against the appoint ment to clerical dices in Wiles of persons unacquainted with the Welsh Lagar. Comm RATS BOARDS.—By Mr. HEYWOOD, from Lemashire , _ _• Lord G. MANNERS, from Cambridgeshire ; Mr. COBDEN, from the West Riding of Yorkshire ; Major BEESSFORD, from tleffroa Waldso, Baer for the este bliehment of these boards to be elected by the'rate-payers. AOILICITINTIM Dunne.—By Mr. CAYLEY. from Yorkshire ,• Sir H. MEUX, from Horttordshirs (several) ; Lord G. MANNERS, from Cambridgeshire ; Mr. MILES, from Somersetahlre ;--oomplathing of egrieultaesl distress. Lusa Smarr Dorms.—By Mr. FAGAN. from Cork, Ice the equalise** or brisk spirit duties with West India rums. "'Kolar CoLowas.—By Mr. BLANEY, from Shrewsbury, fie the setabilament of home colonise. Bum Szors.—Mr. H. WILLYAMS. from It. Wean, to Cornwall, for the repeal of the Bur-shop Liermtift AM. lerreoussarre nt Tovries.—By Mr. MACKINNON, from the Gleseesear Make Board; end Mr. WYLD, hem West master ;--egefeet the practice of intramural balsa Stave Taara.—By Sir B. BUXTON, from Bfriaag e ha m, praybeg that the prodwe of Cuba and Brasil may ex eluded-from this country till they have Ackland the alas trade. EDUCATION (InalArto_).—By Sir E. BUXTON, from the Inhabitants of Wales. Hera, praying that the t grant for education ia Ireland may not be V ski from them schools where the Bible is us& MARRS ADE!! BILL. Mr. F. NAME save notice of hie intention to soave that Bootlead be ezeolpted hoot the operation of Kr. 8. Wort hes Ilenissei Bill, in owe it ettoslll mend se far as thri ecemalues dep. _ RAILROADS. Mr. P. O'CONNOR gave aotios that co Friday, May 18, he should move for the et a sossolttee as the sabject of railway eat. - MEDI AL IMIGISTIMMI. The LORD ADVOCATE, I. awed ill lb. TIIOIOI3LT, dated that he hoped to briag ia a bill ea this 'abject la sight or tea days' tine. • P__B' GERS BILL. Mr. LABOTICHW sl:W4,in _sumo to 1182.0aranirroz, that the repot whisk Ospiaia Dwhaus woe egyesiej &Wily to make ea die soldest d liisk Mem panewow Web soul Inn BO hdrise .. 88 _ id.... „....5h dlet.lllBllBo6 P ,ter raklaller related *say and oyes, ad s o7Z7lll4pli:s. rook to Mad solo- INTERMENTS IN TOWNS. Mr G. GREY, to slower to Lord D. Bruise, said it wee Me inteatka et do pedmisat to cussing the operatko el Oh bill to the detropelia NAVIGATION LAWS. • 81, M. WILLOUGUBY brood to osk the right boa. seat'easaa at the bead of the Bawd of Trade a question which be sod be alkyd to prefaos by readissi a portion of a spank mend Ohne boa delivered ea Tuesday last by Mr. G.?. Yewsg. .'f g. was the sealsoseat to whisk he retard : P- wow ease to the silo la is the semen hals Matt he P i rtil l 7 l 4:4 B 9: l old b a rere :OMR to emitpills bee peeeseent did ma leelhole to teke wpm kr Or man at veadair le through the hehlehho ; aid odemilea of Ode elshoot I sea state a bee is as *llllll will, I illbit. surpin him we a little. m e p eerec e de had maw is Lido Ids a ea la memo the the novernment amerme. Mild ea Ith re. =. mesa sad mod so hied the pa= Obi sougseitio a id such as that, whiii wee I eoleres es Os otodees of hes trade, of whia be be a m a hem it - lefeettellieherter. Now what do you SUE wed ho stlo.lhmet. Ids oemniese. I may obeerie b te m erroe week. hoe. sax eats lim molo am third el la Ith arms NA " Tod dot be alarmed. v i lli rdeb sk. hr la to calaWrlay bat, sad 1 old Ida Iket I, Oa owed d or friends who eaketiod onseintious thiltassess eimmara. hold set lapped tho third rkrif hitelow hieddriede la tie proviroas yak the dila we Owe slui=the reeky I mato& frees I .. r= ilia p hi olesed. It yea sod peer kinds support li s ts ai ni win mut masa belog la a tiB 0 wool the. disk yoa Oleo. The Voiles la dad to ask the this boa. gentleman Ittrt.4l=l:lo.l7lMldiair lath ifilat t ris it t ? hardly messier, te assure ids hem. that timetory was entirely destitate of sa y Widow ; as it was what is termed • " serried stry"*. bad Mit his hes. friend (Mr. Hums) to the Prevost el Meese" sad pithably flora that ~Jr, ellieur4bseug somil elbse swim until it readied the ma h mma. who nenated h. III& was every likelihood OM Pk* WWI* otterwl ia 111 toossaiedea, sad that the mistska in.gtiestisa bed anima. • DIVISION OF UNIONS (IRELAND). Loyd J. RUSSELL, ia mower to Mr. Hoasumr, stated that the peer-law Aims in Irelaad bad already the power of subdividing animas in Imbed wherever sash a proceeding wee smiled. ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE. Oa the moan of Lord J. Roseau, the house agreed, at its Meg. to **era me to Monde* text. LAND IMPROVEMENT AND , DRAINAGE (IRE. Ld- 14 M — ADVANCE 8 THEREON. The house thin west into committeespos this subject. TM CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that, &lb/ the Meat retracted debates en he Ratain-Aid Me -du state Wlrelead had been a fully disettesed that be elthiali set feel it neemerytti may mulch en that subject Wag ate l'efelelkht whin he lied to *abaft to the weri. l He men, beweverkast with akW areeption;' the real date dike sentry bid Mealy been selkisaily ei woad to lq bin menbsis. Umtata a the malted Wen ls~tooll.l. 'end *TAW leadasne iffew el Mention a lonia Ili wo mple Imp, if steer artist hoes tibia to amen that . The rusemest,howeveir, bdieviag each to be the state of the potpie in the west sf Irelentoitik seeps ID avert the danierillek_ by remain a gran of WOW, and sera, by token fteward the Ratedo-Aid 11111, ea the pr~ii~ltt of whieftS foram num of 100,0001. had been It was now the duty of sea tars - to lay before talinest two other manures whish as? had dram niter posmouratly We oddities of Irc -Irafrel=was his brinier that aight to sebnit those t mea t the onsidereder of the committee. The proposal t o r s it sw elidEss was that some advance be made out if feed foe the rums of izeproviag the state Of the land, 'ad for hateariag the 'roradition *Me Irish people, by nein *ma permanent end roitable empisement. Before ha entered into the aetaib of his ammo he mast beg Lowe to say a few words as as eadal system of Ireland in rowel. TM pato bad felled. The basis of that spent had been MT* away by fts Mare, end they mud new leek to en Mire to asitrostan 0 misty. That was • *op , which scald not takoloass to • sesieent, but it wee me. whisks he believed to be Mentielly sauseary foe the prosperity of that country. (Heas. bear.) At the ems time he thought that no view could be se snakes as to despair of the amendment Straw part of 7rnit ho fully believed that those who held out prospers of &rack the emeet view of the case. N. doubt Ike two or thew pease had bean a „bittee i t a kier e iodkr Wand ; but bitter as the lemon of elver ski ht here Mum, M believed that permanent benefit WOW 'derived Irmt ft. Oa* Cl the great nib 'of the =rem of' behind was the imeseens Dumber of small &W paean of rale greeted. .. attempt. whisk Wha es m mae. get Mid tbatelysteen had hitherto -00117 h t blit i oikhe muds Matimel hav . stima removed tea g rottier short et wa muds ha et' Manny - tiro land, and ' have 'Terdettea thosi who Were tit. lemon of tba land the nesters a their am prowty....A calmity how ever, had aemeelL It was notorious that hitherto • the rent of the Milord had .depended epos the melba of the tenantry, and stealing tenants from each other was scot un imaL But the system bad now recoiled with fearful weight' epos' (Hoer.) Obvieudywhat was was the emigrant of capital by those who were willinr to enrol its sad's* it Co the government could these was ready to merly capital to some extent to those who were maims for t. What he had now referred to was no doubt the dark 0 the picture, and he was barn to lay that,. WM'S to ether rob of the srentry, there were el say p A WO Oen mewled state of thisgs, , whish might elm Wt. Shown dieneeliofrefitP_irP "WI to him the most wholesome atio-of warridual . mew tad *divide.' nation. (Hear hen.) He could Mt give a Ilea drab* butane of tile exertion than the to wed& he had beforerriarred, of Lord LIM= in Mayo, who bed vemessed a sember et the mole .by smigratian, esiparer sibeis in throwingtegether knee, and was bane( them ish Eie an impeoved amen 0l orientate. But even is orta of the country there were many similar to be found. The right hon. 'baronet the matter for Tansweeth, in 'that remarkable speech Mash he made sow kw weeks ago, alined to a who hod takes a quantity of waste land in the Nos anon with the view of cultivating It an the &nab ,grelme._ la bad also heard that a melba Of the Society of lea& s an d s n • large farm, of he must erea the l ecertioud by the esemben of that society w most Width's. Their Wier had beer conducted in the most ex eemplesy eel wiesser, and they were deserving .et ell passible Weft fer humanity and the intermit they bad shown in the of that Wintry. (Hear, hear.) He'would reign mother mks whic had ob tain& seas sebbrify Is Iniesd—the union ef h which had hitherto bees ensidered es be In the most hope less ossaam. Tateinimftese might remember that in one of the rpm laid en the table early in the elision it was stated by Col. Gen on that the extent to which the tenantry had Wes so great that a latzza: City of the land was lying waste fee wenn' lie would hire state, with regard to some 111111111111“1 whirs bad been persisted for musing the mere Wildest ad ministration of Ilse poor law, that perbape bon. gentlemen were not aware that there were at this moment forty three gentlemen inspecton employed almost uncle steely fa the west of Ireland, under • whose superb'- tendons the poor law was administered, without whose application somas bad been advanced, and without whose motion no money could be applied to the wit h out w the anions, so that there was every security for the economical distributioa of the-funds. He wished pow to state that it appeared from all be bad heard that what was now really wanting was employment for the people. (Hear hea l believed that the time would coos. when the Moans oj giving that would be adequate, and he believed thatit would be well wadi while for this country to make advances for that}pm, in order to foster the industry of the country, sad by waist an example of the W 111319110111111 improvises,. at the Lade, "bow what advantages might be derived from pm/eft ensh a muse. The first pupae for which he pre lim& to ask the committee to omen to an advance of sesommeill be under the Landlminuement Act, which he hoEseetterseld provide the meat winless.* mode of employ- Ise that we the natural releases henna master sad end between landlord and mese, wen entirely pre game; slid the andiron, of the goneament was as mall se rimale—merely to see that the newsy was duly paid sesesaag to law, and that the works were properly executed. Tkf beidard employed hie own tenantry and the Wide seme date of relation between landlord and 'tenant was main. triadunimpaired. lie should state very shortly what the ado of that measure had been up to this time. The amount of *eases op lied for was 3,074,0001., and the amount sane timed by t was about half that ens, 1,644,0001. There Md been given up be _various proprietors to the *mound 112,0001., and there had been rennetiosed a loan to the amount of 69,0001., so that sums were now sanctioned and allocated to the amount 01,491,0001., leaving a MOM of about 9,0001. Of the whole run there bad been Weed 648,0001., and therefore there remained as aloud for the em ployment of labour during the three or four caning years 962,0001. It was proposed bribe von ed that evening to increase that sum by 80,0001., which would give 1,262,0001. as the total sum to be employed in that manser. An hon. gentleman stated some time ago that the dietremed l counties had derived little or no advantage from that gown. The hes. gentleman found afterwards that he was mistaken, end be (the Cheese ter One Exchequer) would now state what those dbisemed eranties—the comities west of the Erhanner—setnelly hod neeived. Application were made by tam to the extent of 1,800,0001. ; and loans were essidentel to do meant of 800.0001. Moreover, of the actual Wee (whisk amounted to 648,00014, more than one heft, _186,010L had aerially been issued to them cantles. He bad salad that the renew benefits bad been derived from the mpen et ditare et money in that way. The impostors D in My o pert o yerabil ad; s the mid is reedy Imployesesa ems et the leurestl rate et reseminese, eme aa reek thdala ilds and; , end as saboyerst mentalloy the - Len lioneleamt b sow awashatly walashia, whoa the essatay is le Mete at un dli nelle. twos thedd Maim mien et plies the Mauer, ast la era hot by mitiaar Wm a oast NM*/ hsmer, weaWag Nair en waft. ahe esaltwast, le the arse merest memossme et Wog blie ready ==an none mourn he men impel Seteta/we the la the bawls el the eleas SIM "frones." hot who hat sew awasedlel woe Iblateg I, ether a moileft the Ka; ther mean thdr aserdias es eholleg e s wo w& „, basin lbw hest et WO& OMNI to the ge • the , bows issemift semiseo weed haw yetthel wore taw* kw the aseispewstsash mderthe Lad iwpiewamet Ad. In may lormses bade, whin lam peers ago were net worth Ss. Has awe, ere hew geed Moshe slaw kr taws or restore. Be did not Mak it seassisry to state more, to show the advantage to this country of the improvement of Ireland, as wall as the advantage to the labourer sad the landlord in Ireland from that species a ompierient.' He proposed, therefore, to take for that pin pen en advents at 800,0004 and to plies it at the kernel *Ethel* ectrahnionen for the puree of being amid albs Malice, to friable them to Writs *Sit MOM wake the Lend Improvement Act. we 'new ems to amass purpose for which he proposed that es mama shield be made, and that was for the remain Cl meads' draina g e. (Hear, hear.) Upon thie eahlest them certainly bad been no innddwabk atimenciptisa the 'Mations , of the 'overawe% and as time had been very great dimppoinbrest. Gifellad that thief bid ad been an initiated supply of stony hese the ter, ho would state what the intention of the goverment was. Mr. P. FRENCH.—We want nothing of the sort. The CHANCELLOR of. the EXCHEQUER sentinued. —Not want it ? He could only say that every day for the last three we* he had had applications from Ireland upon the subject. The original purpose of the act however was that no money should be advanced by the governmeat, but that, it should be raised by the issue of debentures. In nu tenon with this subject, great fault had been bound with the board of wake. Great complaials had been wale of their not undertaking new weeks wher e :EC: money wherewith to carry them on, ea& he aim works when all their money was **tubed. member having read several extracts from replete showing the pro gress of, and beneficiri Whets resulting from, river denser, continued. He sand say, in spite of all the statements made aphid the Board Of Works for the mode in which they administered these funds, tad executed the works, ender the extraordi nary eireueressoes of the last two years, he did not think that the expense was sack se to frighten proprietors from carrying on these works. He should proms to the house , to advance a further sun of money for the carrying on of arterial dreinge. He had obtained from the Board of Works an account of the works which had been commenced is the distressed counties in Ireland—those in which preliminary -.proceedings had been completed mid a similar rams foe the remainder of Ireland. What be proposed to do was this—to Messes this year the sum *Melt they reported could be expended' upon those works which, in the distressed Dentin bad beer coumnced, pad also the sum which would be required la 66 4 rear era these works, the preliminary premolar. ef watch had lieen completed, but the works not MUMllliela the ems county. He premed to adorns a sum equal to one-half of that which could be expended in the yew be these paste of Ireland which they all considered nose Mos . There were many works which had been minced which were stopped for want of mans, and which was not only prejudicial to the country around, but to the weeks ninmedese. Redid lot think it fair that they pb, oiled Win leopeovida •Imowhole of the hada, pada of Irelead he proposed to provide one hat sum. They were the ..satire of Mayo, (laws memos Leitrim, Clerk; Lintorleir, Sligo, Tipper s The erbele sum whisk Nimbi he advautageously map] the amuse • of this Jeer_ _ore these wart[. email 270,0001. Tbi belle Weald remember that last se sat was passed mid& enabled him to . 'akin. the r by comities out second% of railway works, withoat tor pertisment for the • Tomey. The Will payroun had been made to the poyametew of den services,cia ware 300,0001. Amour these, 100,00 M. free the au abli'under the ant oiled smeirn. There werto whisk lie proposed m pas in—onepf 800,0001. oat of at the , dispoeal of the Wm esamtississers for the put the land Improvement Act, sad 200,0001: for the of river Orie. Up bad intended to proem house to advance a sam of —money for rani the. Great Wasters railroad, it being of the importance to facilitate the mesas of oommunieatio distressed parts of Ireland.; It *wraith aOm tat dnetion of capital, of new -proprietor% sera of every improvement that that mode of etiMmunication w possibly necessary •, bet sines mole objections I communicated to him, he had suspended farther pro There bad been the moot sathfaetory amounts a provespeat in the limners and 'habits or the 'pa ployed on the works. They derived great benefit payment of their wage. in money ; and ha ODD the introduction of this mode of employment WI those steps for the regeneration of Ireland, which mesotial and most beneficial. The right hon. p meeluded by moving that the Owamimionersof her Treasury be authorieed to advance a sum, not exe the whole 300,0001., out of the Coneelideied Fun United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, fo: pose and under the provisions of act in force, ti the improvement of landed property in Ireland by t thereof. Mr. 0. 0()RE observed that the right hon. seller of the litidtentier had taken great at& advantages that Instead had derived from the drainage. NoW, he would read a stroightforward Ile applied for amiatanos in draioege, and here w turn with which he was served by the regular sum had measured the dills% andliven the depth and the drain. It wee Wu , , and fee acres •:0 drainage there was a Claim made upon him of 20 govanment. -..That wee the •sesselse advantage Ono Ireland, and *le Mks what they elaimed 2001. Tor 6 acre 20 perches The" *One too inches deep, and 1 foot 2 inches Over, auto 821. -13 s. Of& per sore,. executed by their or net Interfered within toy way whatever. • The tIIANCELLOB of the EX0113 0 401 this radar the land lOgrerrnatent dot ? • . Mr: O. 00,1 , 1E.—,110d0r Repulses, Act,, • • Mr. FRENCH mid 4haStio•orsters •Iccw for the slossolt ffilleviato lies misery is certain it would lead to the - ultimate ruin of the eon mann which the right Ess. patina= pee tdtquit. to the crisis of EswerMst I for ityfog a entail' husisissi fortitolo prosper' ' from it being thusly' to IslprOV• the country be would plaice an additial bOrsioa ; it would ' s= resources still mom this - they wits encumbered Thom wu so necessity fir the Irish to cools to Se beggar' ; they were perbstly willies end ebb theassetus with their own rescousi if thou us properly developed. In his opinion railways we subject far encore went, at WA to the eaten lines to the loading point& in the ousatry. I that any legislation of this dosaription should I by a full and fair inquiry into the whole quo 'tato of Ireland. - - - Mr. V. SMITH denied that bi opposing grant seriptioa he was actuated by any desire to the seines at misery laid' every day exhibited Before he voted ea the present grant he whiled te Ma the conditions upon which money bed hem lent had been complied with, whether the 'rent been paid and if not whether summary mean taken for its recovery ? He wished to correct en of his right bon. friend the Chancellor of the His right hon. friend had stated that of former as to improvement, double the amount granted 1 plied for. Now he bond on looking at the I had been moved for by the hon. baronet for Waterford that only 240,8181. had bi certainly nothing at all ll ke double the amen been granted. He should be glad to hear fr hon. friend what further opportnnity the house for dismusing the present proposition. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUE that he bad not' made any charge of indiffere distress, but he certainly thought that a cons that distress might have somewhat curtailed rec b. tee. Hon. members should recollect that in even a single day was of vital importance. (Her answer to his right hon. friend the member fa ton, he begged to say that he had not alleged peovement fund to be quite exhausted. Upwart remained undistributed ; but being is process it would not be available for re-distribution fen What they wanted was money for present appli respect to the statement of the hon. baronet the Waterford, what he (the Chancellor of the Erl Mated was, that the whole amount of applleati est of the land fend was 8,074,0001., and the einstimied was 1,644,0001. Of that, 112,00( given up, and 00,0001. bad been re-allocated. mained unappropriated in the hands of * 9,1:1001. His right hon. friend wished to know huge bad been paid. The rent-charge due amounted to 4,9691., and of that sum 4,9361. h (Hear, hear.) Of the April gale about 2,0001.1 but se the demand had only just been made, s ct be expected yet. He bad, however, mot islet Paymaster of civil enviees to take the most e arrestor the rooove7 of the whole. (Hear, hea I mportunities for discussion, be need only rem that if the resolution paired, a bill founded ul brought in, the stages of which would give as nitles for dissuasion. 11r. 11. HERBERT did not deny the Wu' for &sinus, but objected to the mode in wl made. So long as suck grants. were made s poor law, end so long as the area of taxation remained unaltered, so:lonq all such grants beneficial, but positively injurious to the costal If,. AOLIONBY hoped that before the e sion some point would be found on which could agree. (A laugh .) One Irish met NOM any grant of public money, and at would not accept it ; but when it came to one, he believed, would vote against the 300 jetted to this vote because ice management w to a department in which be had no confident confidence in the Board of Works, than whi pensive or wasteful board had never existed Kingdom. (Hear, hear.) He had the at hon. member for S tem for stating . which bad cost the boaM 321. per we ma dene by the landlord at M. the sore. (Heal &mild not the thing be managed in helm England, the money given to the landlord, v was inspected by a government uperintendee The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQIII proposed to make advances under two acts provement and the River Drainage Acts. t the works were performed by the landlord at the government officer. Under the latter formed the work, es the river, going throne rendered it difficult by any other means. It impossible to procure agreement among the the apportionment of the wort, and therefor been obliged to uhdertake it. The 4 the honourable member for /thrombi] neither one net nor the other but • t had been . undertaken simply for relief put Mr. AOLIONBY said the question he had hoe. geatiessear was, how the money was whether it was to be applied by the Boa which an answer in the affirmative was Iv distinction been made upon that occasion b gentleman with reference to the mode of ' (Mr. Aglionby) should not have advanced which he did ; but upon this he had &tine conclusion that he bands of the Board of Works in Ireland. A the hones the raison. They were all at which English money had been laid out in the sister country ; an , to that case, there wee • complain right hon. gentleman. A company had to the extent at 16,0001., but the Irish met dieted sums from an independent source, at ought not to be given any government adt pang had for its object the Lough Corrib dr of evidence had been made to the right with the view of showing that he had bees formed relative to the company is question boon acting under • misooocephon • but true, he had refused to listen to the tAtinn Corrib drainage was intended, as he said be out by an English company. (Question,) to the question—an Irish question. litr. J. O'CONNELL rose to order. ' Lough Corrib had been debated on a form a private bill was Were the house. he. AOLIONBY contended that he we question, if .he succeeded in showing the have money from other sonnies, and tha His point was this—that, whet they refos, to them, they had no right to come to t they would take it from the legislature. could be shown to the right hon. gentles , of the Exchequer that what he had been in Lough Conib company was untrue. It they bad not precluded with 'their w, however, was, that although they for some time by chroamstancos had no control from being able to operations it was a mistake to suppose had all be ep laid out in law 'sunset. Id impended in hard cash upon Itish labourer habit of assembling in the .market lac evening to receive their wages; and this have gone on until the Board of Works au to Wm with the company. He hoped again be dbettiesd, end that the . condo( Works would net soups investigation. The CHANCELLOR of the EMCEE a direst charge hid been adverted 'giblet fuse 1 to receive information, and of the rafted an injustice. He wished his hon. the trouble to make some inquiry, and se feats of the ass, before he advanced a ca