The Express. — London, England, 1858-02-05 00:00:00

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IT -" ft. de alealilo Nis ilia ersieum g p kigne z N ACT ai GRAT/TUDIL-6,000 Copia. at a Neat_ he ostelSous slredelles. - 0110 ROZ TROMAIL ei b ro s a : siva Thelknerk by • Asian. SIM *WC 6e Ss ropier, sol foe She teases et ask. liatts• g1e=..."1 li• ell/ tear•ress. md Pus es wedge of • dersekil saysleps en Is espy et Ur Nodal pot • iraomas.ara. Preened 11 . tt Latta: . gri b p s dr .m 7 a tivl dziww 4 er....vr... :Ler. x e: s ubi neleke irueudisui eremalam i se" .4l4l" et 4 ""135rereeVdial Il ise ill" ef le il le imilb een V prlll,lB or paid aulla imis itbv i a z b ... 44 4418 d 44 4 lad d al 4448 y. ..., b.. e s ..... low w.. bles=4BB.-41be il l f=1.02 . 6e tier IMO 4•4 On It t ode zmii.. ~;...: ri,. or s trle ... Ugird. 14a. ram, .. :... v . r na..,„ gereisL _ ../g4 •IL 1. 1n.186_ , Kola dna. amain z-1•11. 1111•111111 . 1 444 gebl6. lea 111 W. w► LONDON, FRIDAY *MOM, .711BRtrARY 5, 1858. MONT BLANC 1/3 OPEN TO-NIGHT. 'UMW'S MUSEUM rad GALLERY o f Mart trari e twoof r pm ;ea by it as: is " e Am-mem raid vlb beam ationlmis, rim ftk i — m ills ai r w rrogr awg itraup asa. doe /Oft Wm Maw art s premerse mg tem MIN dl.lOllllllllll. APPINII " HULLING " RAZOR, Sold . gush wirra q 4 goarmilroil rho MakstrPPlA BILOTIM it :mew owiem..... • LW Loma la Wm Watt Is kepi mr APP IN'S SUPERIOR T ABLE-KNIVES AA& =Mob be bum vomillb burr Isirs—be librti* of veVlic La r ia rbst miss. bibs Oak sus lbelbil misubibmb per per PM bin 31 b. Halals. balms& a a b. ba.fis. Ea. Oa iLAPPLN'S SILVER-PLATED DEW= atilIMW 1.... ft Mokerr Gra es. da ohlwriera ii:::...:::. eft MHZ BAST INDIA, COMPANY sad the J. WPM 00T11111111111?.—Tas 11%Wry l i rsll be boa Yr limt keit a tz oi r from THE ROYAL MARRIAOR.—The ILLORTApILD Mtn et vo4tolisow. Pr& WI assimik imiregg IgarLps, la mailousolsa ff or or of Pile gv46. s li lasilz a abs ai ihe a r i l th i g . pd ares o. l4• . 3 ... 6 ."... a ....,k c 6 1 .FiLL=7. = a''''a i rt= 5 on'. lo. h 1 I I si= 1k54.1.. or MI. b• es kw 1. paii.-404% HS, mut Hoeft IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—TaVairti; TSP 6 ). idget The Low) CWQILI took Id. mat on Os maimk. in f. NEW PUBS. Lad Bede ad Led cements lea ithe cake SDI seats, they having hem oreesd berms of the Elaglices. THE LAW OF LIBEL. Lord CAMPBELL ' iiid 0 1 1, 4 14 0, •=a be Ihr ihe kw of and eked, the rasossee llaille . ll 7l pomaded from a report et a oimadeee of that bowel width sat Let smoke, sad was intended to Nay late sad the moommetsetdetkat of se theliess committee. The lOU previded that reports the pree of ?roont, whoa simagen were admitted, should not i t and gam the VIM privilege In respect of faithfol reports of pal& ass Thee no loos or damage had mime from the publication,. rad thirdly it king what should mestitale petals The e gill was read a first time. • BANKRUPTCY LAW. In answer to Lord Bootionam. The LORD CHANCELLOR eila the sir* et th e % amity laws was rids the occaidention the mint, and a hill had beta p•eptrod and printed, bat ha did not like to thawr mom Ne e mold not woe with Um noble `vtMisr Inas m Lord~oy to dool taw weds from oemS sad Lad CAMP 'KW< armed. TDB BAST INDIA cWIPANY. JRKY soda shot on nnrsday out be Mesa • the giessed altseifis NV: A the Cassias% THANKS TO TEE ARMY OF INDIA. ord PANKURE pm notice that an lleerlay Dui amid mem a vote of thanks to the army to lathe. theist of DERBY—To whim le the vote of ado 4 ks need f Leg !AIM; RE —To the Goveraor-Ovetesl, the Camaeleme of the Puejaub, to th e military and navel hams mimed in the operations that hays taken pita" and le that portion of the native army asigsged in the military opmelline. THE POLICY OF THE GOVERNMENT. llpm rho so en for adjournment, which woe moved by Chwevitzs, Lead DERBY mid be was surprised that the Armament should hen slimed whet was virtually a now minas be be ciao K witboat laying beton the. house a sinanary tha paths alhirs. Certainly there inn id home and Moe* colonishil to malts the invest an requiring tho most autos, amniotic& wr indeed, that the y adds bad to a great whet passed away, but r at dieem prevailed meg the Masse. Then die m leaks viieee.brailiest loC= Ma achieved by NIA bodies of British nom aphid Imp mime of sanlimen—aseems which bad boa pe=d by the loss of a keg Est of Mon, and which solniewledgmet ea the pan et tho lae not the many, hewn*, fatter fluff that the ran it would = i ts loo m by them partial rictoolm ; a Mk OilMOr amons still main to Os seeradened. mil it wend regain tin make al t o le big tho our tea spiny lenuieelim bather to penis bath ter the payer rag rehdareemst d Ihe eney Isdlis, it the de. hose of war ie = a b i rr n e mb ellapriee that the whole et the maids be its be nden the colonise. ma., too, tiros was the war is COW, In whist& nothing bed as yet ben dem, eel which bed besqr and us in our Imam maga Thin our es Mae mart, alsoone which the /animist Wight Um bsa atipaled to my something, and that our tin late sawn es the Pb of the Emperor of the Trench—an avant which had produced a very strong bePag in Franco against this country. He would mg at once, however, thmt mid to avert the threatened hostility of France, not to as the friendahip of Franco err any ether power in E would be reset to violate in the Weft* degres hat If mhos which it had always been the beset of that ft Mona. (Hear, hear) Of thatzlais man sp rif tp Miles of opinion, end of ail loon oil =7 awl amply partaken. That asylm aia ls= l ie mr=some born &gratify/1y and moot enerelefolly , law)—and he did not Indian to my that these poem wen hy a a aims against the warn sad @gist Immenty 11110 did so much by dr dr masa in aim Laths ilea groan to there, and by the maim which tin *deed to Mira with other asealthe the comery protean thes. (Rear, bow.) I\lll, net ma on seasent if the arises' of thens ik Sien nee an mew* of any coninquenees which algid weal be meat he one atment to destroy* to Ma Mr t Tanya. Mid was enjoyed bell parit wine did set lbe we a this eseatry. en nether *Leg be wee sea* :t ii= .. n t would not propose is If IS wen 0:Z would not grant it to my goverment, that was, that any man should be punished rthr " rronuo d y on suspicion, or on notoriety, inoisad of evi dence given in the face of day before a pith& tribunaL (liar, bear.) If the people of From were sereaestable enough to expect such a sacrifice of coMitatimeal feeling and principle on the part of this country, they were lamentably deluded ; and, however much he might regret the (Nihon. which would he engendered, he moat say that all feelings must be risked for the preservation of vital (Cheers.) But, while no person ought to be with out evidence, or without • violation of the r oe of this country, it waa a question wall worthy of the sideratka of the government of this country what were the laws and how far they affected this description of trims. He would not pregame to express any opinion as to the speedo measure which might be Introduced—a measure which might cause greater Mara to persons contemplating such oEmes, or give greater proof of our good -sill to the sensitive people of France ; but he did think the sub was one deserving of grave and attentive oonafderetion, and be was sun that If the goverment could are their way to the leaking the law mere effectual for the prevention of idasmpts at anessination without in fringing the great Meelyhe involved in the right of asylum. A hemed me that hmis would be rea j end sheer. a pallamt. lie had deemed it amo di* = i t il lr i als, big wholly unconnected with ihe gemming. Mr bed aslVemat lit to utter any expand= Ow olfZen, eher Mt he aid l biro the first oppo rt unity afforded to Ms MA dimegreas event, to state in par t the vim which he einehted on this subject ; to express the deep Wm* which he felt In the continued life and health of theAsimsr of his French ; the vital it rime* l sad which be elleated le the keeping up a good she bins the waissatending, sot man el alg lahrima the F ionernman but negie isgiin ; the Jeep saes what he bad the mime& inacame ad the m swi asliew el it gennimat— gonnenat which be wend the say adding mit that h a e went Ord a of t the prawn moment it me the gevemeast which we bet adapted to promote the bipMans Bed *ewe* et the pile of Franco. Maar, bar.) E. bed dm& desirable &het he sheen die whet le Ida_ ley le amen air comegiss hen the Mae a One is hal bees le rime' es *shim K the male Engemi Wad sod Se stab et the ; end eke that ha th ask her Megesten goveramiell et le NM Se nature of any particular mama which they nlabe eimplate, bet to explain how hr they emeased to the pin paellas Ole be had hid doves, and inky It as their wish—milerhhelending the Mem, Maw, eidhaterniag the folly,MhalrinMa the frelast ,l7 = et . th en Se wboa W-leassed el ile way tor suczle, le glee ma gm seseary la my ale Has of h fI s overeigns water the Maim wed shmleals crime of assandnation, sad ism le see whether thee was sty laid In the law • of if se, while that fleet might ad be meirad ; wit=refe. rime, of oseask aiw ratolithalannitimallues, and with • view to tho of • minor villa __ dingsnat to the to the people of Enid Mem tresa) LW GRANVILLE thought It MU ben bees con trary to all precedent if the goveriall had wade such a general statement as Lord Deasy semi to elect. Moot try soothes hid sorely been aniffebtatly Manned before Christman Lad Palomino had given notice of a vote of thanks to the army in India for Monday sad. as for the °Wien al Wars in India, it was to imagine, Wore bearing them, the spinet the government which the house had jut beard. The noble sad thought that her Majesty's germs* aught to have espied 1101118 opinion with me. rd to what had pin le Prease. his is. cant* said regret aure than they AI &see Mims which we* headed se a Ma al the bele& et *eyes& al this ea y, ant ilia ware Weed ygp asses tans r the excite ment meld by the Mimi NOD Mt lOW lime el the Em r"' l awlban Ilannas swat Hi to st any publicity herniates ensh,rnmsees—osso—but at the sem llwa he Mk es be was me nay ewe maid do who ciliated Maly an the =WM that whatever oddness, mil* bees mould drem any parties in another date, it would be podia UNlPiaby effia reit Utioll like this sot to aloe lie Nene Via tt thought right abstractedly, apart from s~slhm molloWses. (Hear, hear.) He was glad to be time the Bible ma a dear statement of his view, as to the figibilla a this eseary ever giving up the right, which was In bat flitribt, at affording reap sad hos pitality to win ad all sendria, whatever might be their political or pied *nee It weal he MOW for oily govaSMOIM MIND mr min Isedla ha shags the =kW" :ftff llegthhase se d endgame who le Bah Ibis serreary. If indeed thereFzetr:s fect is the Mains law it was the did Ode lo endeavour remedy It as sem ee est imbeassi that notice halm givsninthe basesof ed=of • seseis ware it wee hayed lave the alba He sus gY net the tile en had had ea el ilasteg tbe radar et the bar in raw wice= w o w ji m mi e d swel he mad only add, Sat while the peewit were monied ad le gin up trn right of mien, Ong weld as all ideal memo he their power he pewit the deeterdli n erlas of canghbig tabor to sew or - @Mete to murder. ref, hear.) The Earl of MAL REBURY was mended at the ovi dist Madan dais sale MI 140 had jet gone to db. =that hews wigwag any Melton as t 0 t i 1 t 74 01178 : ,aim d►io~ east a very bowing be. The‘riebbi :esti sell r ij oonatry had given • vmart in heroorof the Mame war. He him to eta,. • iambs* thy and in ebbs wear opinion hem given ebb the new which woekl the , bid mentioa. Herr, Le.) Ho was can bet the want terns in India mud ham me bath gasmen end the zeCithat they bid ever earned in the Chimes was me Important subject to which his Mend (the Hal of Daby) fmgot to allude. He shield lib * heat wieder iff aft bees was any truth in the ru mour whkh was rife in town to the elect Met her Ili ~s gerneementiotindid to i l:copses thi•alielition of the ,i• St i Mint la be al l r i c a ng s estaemer , W at e r.) He we nab* ei n acho in the pigment The as Wail i tt Mts=e bebop the system of (cyana mids& is • would anima se alfti, as to the merits of the defebbriveramint ; bat he mad my that, in hisjudg- W 1 . 111111 1e asst IBS LW bell* fie the government to he • new soirees of lighbethis when the meaty Ina MB OM Mid* the otter. It was ae If one of .Ih* lembilpit befog hie hem en teat for an architect to tilmilld it babe the be had bent Md. (Hoer, hear.) lieri OBANTILLE begged to eac it wee the inns tics of her Mayesty'sjo th ernment . le benc eta h a bill lar Li t rd WIVE ex thin the troops which had been despatched to had been seat with all possible ciloillkid% MC ia a date of the bend alhalj z fitk regard to lobes, it vas impossible to t o ilds coitus in madam atembeis. As te r the the, wras mit Abram& et sate ad 1 1 •10 • thee Hl* nib ' lb lOW zobe a Caned% to be oelledlit li rMak Righoint of Lbs. After ems sherbileas - hom Lord GRIT ' who protested against the al: d themilldneed the abbe me, Lord BRAVO yid* is *teem AMON to two =He Oa be deti le ague nibble Add, bet, ahhoegh be wont of the obis is bin hed leased ever, yes they bed be Mimed to have en belt Mule we five or lb orbs of Yin la shake to the operations to Clina l t a ls meld net impel these la Oininl =:esmil Owls to babes tbst dos. Hemel& net hat Ids megrim 11 4 a mammt detail harness. ter bribing lerntind a most Important measem— nelltim nee ase tae ben Ind esidamend (as It was t olisped) al Ihe Indlin itsvmemani—ef the sibeisse .between the Imam mid Isepecht { and M between the India Imperid Milmormai sal lie begdelery bogy. It wee a enbissi of spat adly and mk= , la velivng id impel Medi • wed be would mbar, to erg bet Ilwelild be better la tamale bat bid seltiment at • time Thep di the speesilene of war was at ma :=beer) —and when beg be sib calmly, , nni whit MI end to ena mels So vibes men Maw, .) dm u tter iil : l* a m at ti rto which be meld mew me the recernmod =hippy la me impel ' bat in maths upset meet bedsits end pro amessel the Bsapons,ande capilelot Frescos, :et :4, ended ell Worms. hoes tbe mist eurnible sines* at elk of madming haseirede end with She miniaty of nonnling a bent ainiber, to pat ea end to that Me m invalmen he the pew et Frew, he the rim of eni ot while wodde bathe . A peat pla elielt hid bees by her ion bed best brews attempt. Pear wee ems • aseesslisr, eel la err the esamperation pekoe., bilibiliwith hinesemealthe b oll the matter cat Ibis ormaley, hail bib requieldea for thbge some of ebb bre imemble maw de bye of this country, sad ethers width we the prennt stets of the law rendered sepiriemin 'Whin it hued that publication, ware tined eidchnot way sennadad bat even justified them eon, sad were web so he as to lament over the failure of *de plot, • claim wee nob bet • Ism should be passed to repress bid prevent inch pahhosdons. His answer to this we that dr her me sidlidast es it now stood. If a zio n n i r man was bow meant tepabib ha is ea eshirnadon lio Is 419601 • ember, disidel that he gag; of •• • miediseestrowr, far appe which be cold me be moat =i to doeli ...th with ; led* if a men,men,indeed of • an these ware poh a* err 11-Mi ea hedge pertioder b ids, ilivited as en ob tt whether a rime or not, he hod st ject, * the bat Mist be saki be severely welshed. ' He would math regret to no say change la the 1 law mid* Tea bad to a revival of the old Alien Act; he eabmhbeit ON inesegmt Abodes to some of its provisions end wean net sewn le romam• ern e x cept in a mod modilled him ofd eel a person wee sent back bribe country A rm' meeped. It was often pat Is modon enehnitAllibleo—a mine went to the Alien ate, ...1 dieommsd hie abler, and die nem was at ones shipped oft. If mak a power was to be given again, they aught to allow the perms a choke as to the country to which he would be seat. He was quite we the law of this country was salialini ernwely to pond& sacitases as theme mod com plained 44 end be tuba bee re a t would am the asseselty ef fr = at lootoe u mon as hoy had peel to mi all Lod 1:1•MIK.L add he had the honour to be the head al the elided jurisdiction in this country, end he should molt abeardy deprecate any change which would exrasd the power of the government over aliens. The law as it Mood gave the government as mach power as it ought to have. If thins Ma rommitral a crime, let them be crabbed ; but unta they did, lel than enjoy the ospitality of this untry. Thaw was se bunt thin th e law now stood co a ocm =2l eh seendry, between British subjects or aliens, to ts a Amiga sovereign, to commit murder abroad, or dietieb,the pease adding between this country and any other is amity with the Closes, wee • misdemeanour liable to very severe 'midmost, and not merely a conspiracy, but even the add billeihnh. - There was no doubt that =hordes by wad shwa& le man& • crime would be a misdemeanour ; to wawa by mai commit murder, or to raise • riot, era; =Wg,o ; sod any speaker doing so might's& case Is and promnuted. It wee an antes to min% and on that round the law of libel nistml. Naha OS beam r be g • law caner of the QUM bridles yam, sag tha biwuntioa he filed ex officio was ppdaat F OTenser Sx having, by hie publication la as NardirellaroalwrOad the people to plunder their aapalisis. Made that dr bad was the property of the la den, and aught to ha *Aid; ha was convicted and ma imed to two years' intodommunt : no doubt to do the nose kr Id of another wosld bona Ohne& There was no res- As far • claw la Ike low, War it was intended to give limemed power teem ; if it was desired to em power tate am retpdtitton of say kedge , without sag prat of complicity, to mei Ibis Ile kw our be abword, but God Imbli It Amid Is Ilk esseter, elmsl olive berm =Nob me ommilhmol =Week of bit ea tO; wbflo tboy mak hoe sod obey dto kw, so k moth betwesa dm. TM country bad always Men an asylum for the mid. be hoped it would rmwerlime that character. If, lbw mime imemaliss in the law, oe some diversity la thu hue eta/ma parts of the Uni ted Kingdom, he would net mad *Woe la thom respects • bat if say proposal Ina Mods is orbs sew hem alma eha rigida they now enjoyed ha NW alrtdeuasedy mat it. The Hort et EARDWICKE said that if the Secretary for War was in hit Owe he would have made some inquiries as to the state of to Elinor of the owanity. The Weal dwa bopped. BUMP" !Runs IFIDNITITITTION BILL. On the motion et the Bishop of Oxpoan, the Bishops' Trusts Babetitation Bill wee read a diet dos. THB VOTE OF THANKS TO THE INDIAN ABBEY. In "ply to the EMI of ELLIIX7OROVOH, Earl ORANVILLI amid that he would lay on the table the tame of she yobs el Umtata le the ladiut army. The loose adjammed at • quarter pot 7. ROUSE OP OOMMONS.—Tsuistisy, FEB. 4. • The Roue seemed its sitting after the Christmas moms at 4 o'clock, end filled with unnenal rapidity Imme diately after the Speeksir had alum his sea. A= many new members ware sworn, mnisept Mims Ye. l Gibeon, who was warmly chewed by both sides of the hones, end cordially welcomed by several hon. numbers. The sear portion of the sitting wu occupied with the reed lag of notices relative to India, and tie &we end counter chests with which they were rimeived Named to indicate that Indian affairs were likely to form the leadinctopic of interest daring the sleeks. NEW WRITS. - - • The SPEAKER senerranced that during the recess be bad lewd Ye writ for a sew elooden ter the borough of Bei pts, In the rem oaf Willient Earebleek, Bag., demised. A ben Ina yea alas ordered to in ths borough of Was rkt. fa the roan of Benjamin O'Brien, recently ideveted to the Irish bare. NEW MEMBERS. Ti0,.....f0n.1bS saw unrabsio were this Morn • Mr. 3111- I ""mat. . 1 •• under•Lyne ; Mr. Cavendish, Bruns ; "M i t Barbigelell Nr. Wltitahavin ; and Mr. bugle. ADDRESS TO THE QUEEN. Lord PALMERSTON gave notice that he should this day move molds= of congratulation to her Majesty on the matey of the Princess Royal. (Loud cheers.) VOTE OF THANKS TO THE ARMY The mass Nona Loan also gave nodes that ea Monday neat ha should move a vote of thanks to the assay and navy serving in India. (Chests.) THE REFUGEES. TIN teas Igo= Lona pve notice that an the sass bs diode rive for leave le Meg ts WEE* the sessallieg tbe lawaniatingbe esnykeden *sena mit meeeke. (Oensitias sheen.) LORD LIRUTINANCY OF IRELAND. Mr. ROEBITC nodes that ea that day ketnlghthe amid tabs the , al the boar se to tin ebeao., of abstains the 'Mad idantesant of ItalsoL (Chasm) 11Ar APPIN'S ELECTRO-EILVIIII PLATE.-- 17 " 1 " 7 / 2 Oa= te il let= sl =e b taVi sim ► arr a ttir. II Mil... Lir & St* .. t ba T $OOllll. Of t r- -1490•0. flor las ftpiel 1,1111 PLATi la Ow IT b Onal 1 411 QE = ll a r nir li rteraiotec i . emai apiin • ipl rlikir mob te tie Prem. twee u Nee 1019.1.:2 al }a MAI DOS TR 11 Table Spam to ... ITO 9 11 14 0 S • P 1 111 Nowt 7 4114 4 , sot t o 1• • •4 • t _ 14.4 n Dimwit Beller. MI IT 9 •0 • 14 o ...., shoga a a Sea /114•14. 1 M111 ll* 11”1999.4•191 11. 1 479; fi =NU= to to mood ii metrooloo l.rimh sot toode r ii ot , Lwl calendud t .••••••—..urns Lesoo4obellasc Maarimoo m t 184 41 1 M i i rielol kirfti algal MI LATE ATTIE:PT UPON TER LITE 07 22LE IMPABOR of TSB MINOS: REFUSAL TO VOTR CONGRATULATORY ADORNS. At a uksotioi of dr nun Council of Cambridge, yeakiley (Thowleyl, the /Karon (Mr. 8. Murrell) In JAW; ologoildolory addressee io her Majesty the Clasen, ha Sea Illiprolo the PrillCO Consort, and the Prime sad Moon lifusimich William of Freesia, on occasion of the wake el bar Royal Highness the Ninon' Royal, was wool le lallaixectudy on the motion of his worship. fb moin as lie badness incidental to the sbore was coa- Mr. Bow raid that, in bringing before the moon • antler of white he bad given notice, he trusted that no bagthecet. argument would be required to induce %teem/ma te mete to • inetoimous vote. After stating the circum- Orem and pertioulere connected with the late attack upon the 'taperer Napoleon, Mr. Balls said he quite understood the feelings of Einglialuoan with regard to this attempt, and be mad understand that their feelings would have been equally semi ems led the Emperor stood in a different position— MIS bed he been the enemy Instead of the ally of England. Be GAP bit that if it were known to the Emperor that the emseil would step on; of its usual course thus to epproech him their effort would not be entirely lost, and by an act go billieg in itself they might help to menent the alliance be tween the two countries. If, however, there were any dil l/nem of opinion about the terms of the address be was Must to propose, he should be hippy to modify them to suit UM views of say member of the council, in order to secure • membnous vole. Mr. Ball., in conclusion, read the follow ing, and pesposed the ease for preeentation We, the maw, elbows, sad bargemen of the borough of Cambridge beg to spew ear horror end iodination at the late attempt pee the Ives of their Ispatal Mojesties the Eripwor and napes albs Psmeh, end lobe the tidiest eggerlmity tiles is Odes Imperial Nabothe the eines eispolgb thee el Oi easpeatioa as the providential amp bmo aticalcse plot hid for theb destruction, ani ems* bop that Provide:tee may still reserve thole Lipid Majesties to rule over a poet and presswous paste The pryosints vas sesegied by two esondlors. Mr. Bents NM OP I wee with ism Not that be rose as the pressel ecesion. V sot Sew with bbeletion the his Peek apse the Pespene, bat, at the emns thee, he eight set Pt het that be dwell le arbillog in his duty to the aspen sill be the wastry n be were in allow Mr. Balls' popsitlen i pen slam* PPG aka the spar that had bus era by piths 111.01111•11 be, and with sped to, this yak es the ebb died the Chemel, pee apeciaily in when mos be weriery termed a leghlaturo—pschas spiting bat miedeled in smut the albinos between the tau coos- Pea. Tbsiy hod, too, the Emperor's bosom friend ass seemener, the Count de Moray, taking up. the ben, and wain us, almost in terms, of her tometany ten ahem we believed would not brims hele pity of smite ; and he regretted to have to call Sheiks te the ugly of the Preach amtmeador to the dept- Pip ham the empustion of London, a reply which he (Mr. Heelis)thieght wee beneath M. de Pereigny's dignity, sod shorty isheinsiblo. U the Emperor had confined his ablemists to what he thought ought to have bee done ha (Mr. &else) would have been content, bat whim he found tier eafertgaies and by publishing in the Zatitew opprerteg Pipes arched in shoat imam baggage, he he tee lOW net ht the matter pan, and while he real& set rehab from spearing bin datistetlos of the Sleek, he beg*, b conesposce of the language he had angina be, thot ft Paid be isszpilint to peas any asah ressiellga. Ea sheald effehre propos es on amend ment net while the aspen domino to spree their des abbernmee of be scent Weise pis the lives of the Zw4ll/101 gni reaper ef the Mrreoh , they eandier it in eapedient M prams an address et the preent Vbs." Mr. Alderman U.S. Poem spaded the abmithoent. Mr. BALLS, In reply, thought that sae allevesee ought bbe nude ke so excitable a people as the Fresh. If John Dail bed ban in the same wadable be would have con- Awed the gustier calmly end rationally, bat the French was PAS sway by impalas. Oa the antesdinent being put, the voting was found to be peel hr mad spinet. Toe numbers was 12 on each side, NM the Meyer immediately pre his pang vote M favour of the esebbnest, end declared the saute to be carried. ROYAL C,ou.soz or Busozows.—The following La mamma the de exam Zit 4a, the diploma, were admitted marabore of the Wimp a the meting of the Court of Exesienees ea the Mith eit.:—Mseere. loon Williams, Peery-lerya, Wrezbeee, Math Wake ; Frederic Beam Wakes , e, 8 ; Frederkk Discs. Brighten; Basoplery Kaye. me, Lesko ; wful.m Ellis, Morley, eau ; Norge Nem, Braes, Manchester; Frederick Bradley, Tiptoe, IMeilardelike, rad John Kidd, Stockport, Chahar% (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE: ROYAL BRITISH BANK. Caked STtL&RT day ha abooki &eh whether (overwound Waded to indicate_ any legal pro ceedinp against the and= of the Royal Midi Bank. INDIA. Mr. BAILLIII gave noilMthat on the lath ha should call Ole attention of the hones to the comm which had 1•1 to the tos3;rebellion in India, sad move for aow of the secret *eh tremersittsd by tie Owntary to the Beard of Control William Bastin& urging the annesatice of Onds, ai r o of the despatch seat home by that noble lord, ex plaining his roman for hot envying the reoccomendation into seam Further, for the secret crevespendenen atlas Board of Control during the years 1833 and 1934, end for a copy of the minute of Sir Ilotry Moe ' melting his mum for disapproving of 115 D the anamnationol N PATRON1:0111. . . .. .. . ___ ___. i Colonel SYKES gave notice that he ahould this day =owe far a Mars of the number of es6ht, and of the nasals and S zir pities is o f the individuals on whale awe all the cadet ships he had bean marred by the dhaotore a the Etat India , and also et those which had been eon furred by the of Orchid here the year 124010 INI7, both hassles. Oa the lith of "'Amery he should move for oirtals remes the Folios in India. t st rItOVEMKNTS IN TOWNS. Nt. SIVIEY stated that as Thsreday next he should move, for keno to bring in a Na enabling inhabitants of banish"' to rats thentadves for local bnproyaments. SERGEANT CAVANAGH. Camel FRENCH gave stake that ks should this d irk whether it was the intention of the gorenunest Weeder may mark of honour on Sergamt Ca h, of the NO tli s e squimi eerses ii risal l"lll4" 144~1 , MSTitOPOLITAN BATE. Yr. AIRTON, for Thursday, the 184 h, to bring; is *IAD squall** the poor rate all Mt the metropolis. LWOW( LOAN. -- _--__ Db. v. smug pv. — Thel7_ agr, that be geoid ewe keve to tries La a out mbits; the Beat ladle Caw prey ko rein wavy it lbssliad far the swiss of THE HAVELOCK FAMILY. The CHANZELOit v eI Pabuartia. pis cI foe to-dak rz o the mettitiee panted the Melee el theirs lffir eery Ilevel.k to Led, Rs : met the premed 8 Hear, gaveled. oc TUB ALIEN BILL. Kr. ROBBUCt gave sodas that on tide day, on the motion bar the efpwsrenanat of the bows*, be shield put a quad= is the lint Leed of the Treasury, an the sob** of W °corespondent* that slight have pissed between the mermen! of Franco sad that of BBL , of of this country, on the clubfeet an Alfas (Herr, hoz. TiANSPI . IIC . OF LAND. Sir F. XIILLif pw I;OtrciTtliii — t on thisday he shouts sak whether it err the intatlom of government to bring in any bill for frciliteting the transfer of lend. (Cheers.) TRANSPORT OF TROOPS TO INDIA. Sir DB L. IiNTANI roes tOraT;efor; select oonnnitte. to inquire amorally the measures resorted to, or which were available, and as to the lines of communication adopted for reinforcing our army, during the pending revolt in India, sad jo report thereon to this house. The hon. and member spoke in so low a tone as to be almost whoVrn! softie in the gallery. He was understood to oosgratulate himself on the fact that the government had assented to his motion, and to exculpate the right hon. member for Wells but the drip of having used any diplomacy to induce him to postpone It previous to the adjournment - . He could inform the hones that In that matter the right hon. member was kaanat. He meant and hoped that the inquiry should be of the most searching and impartial charaelnr, mad that honourable members should approach it free hos all party Whores. The hon. and gallant member was understood to conclude by reading his motion as we have given it above, but the low tone in which ha spoke rendered this a matter of uncertainty. Lord PALMERSTON mid, that as he had stated on a former occasion, government could have ne pomade objec tion to the motion—on the contrary, he should be happy to give highland every information on the subject. Sir J. PAKINGTON was understood to express a hope that the inquiry would include all the topics upon which complaints had been made In reference to the transport of troops to ladle, both in and out of puihmat. Sir DE L. EVANS said his wish was to have the inquiry piths most searching and hapartialchareder. Mr. DISRAELI wished the hon. and plant oiler to a -in distinct weeds the dieled kr DE InEVANS•plabarl moths that umbra. gudenten on tide dale hawse lei objected to the la* manes of the medusa it hell hem placed upon the pew, emi he bed at their ingwelfen matted it. If, however, these was anything armories la thee smouovs to non. gentian= on the other side, he had as objection to retain it. The quakes was then pat, " That a select committee be appointed to inquire concerning the mecum resented to or which were avail^ and as to the lines of oimmtmication :Mr for our army, during the pending revolt s, and to report thereon to this house." Sir J. PAKINOTON and Mr. DISRAELI commented on the alteration which had taken place in the motion since it was drat placed upon the paper. The latter right bon. gentleman intimated a surmise that the alteration had been arranged with the government so as to preclude the mem , bore of the opposition side from bringing the whole of the Indian question under the consideration of the bore. SIR DE LACY EVANS disclaimed any each agree ment with the government. He was quite reedy to propose the original motion. Lord PALMERSTON said he preferred the motion as it originally stood on the paper. Some discussion ensued, after which SIR DE LACY EVANS withdrew his motion, and proposed the original one in the following terms :—" That a select committee to inquire concerning the measures resorted to or which were available, and as to the 'lines of oommuni oaths adopted for reinforcing our army durths the pending revolt in India, and to report thereon to this ; with • view to ascertaining the arrangements which should be made, towards meeting any future important emergencies involving the security dour eastern dominions." Lord J. RUSSELL moved the minion of all the words aka the word " house," for it was wakes to make recom mendations skid' must be useless, makes the ciretunstanoes could be foreseen. — Mr.DiiRABLI again contended that the subject ought to be further debeted—that it wee understood, at Me close of bat session, that it was to be so debated, and that the go vernment was open to blame for shrinking from sending the troops overland. The government should enter into due ex planations on this important subject. The motion ought to be withdrawn, and another brought in hereafter, so that the matter might the properly discussed. Lord PALMERSTON said that an inquiry before a 'elect committee would be a better method of enertaining the trade than a desultory discussion in that house. Tim gm/li tho teemed upon a variety of complicated details, which send enly be sifted by a committee. The noble lord enth roned the government as to the hesitation felt in using the imbed route. He approved of the motion ae it stood, and themght that all inquiry would have reference to future N ermegarients. Er C. APIER objected that there Wert a yet no papers before the hours. The government was right in not attempting the overland route, but w rong not using at once steamers in the place of wiling: SIR DE LACY EVANS contended that there had been already suiScient discumion on the subject, and re peated his denial as to any arrangement with the govern ., BENTINCH said that to refer such a question to • edam committee was 'Madly to shelve it. Sir J. ELPHII4BTONE contended that sufficient prepa rations were made to enable the troops to pun by the overland route, end that the troops could easily. have crossed the Isthmus of Sues at the time. Mr. VANSITTART thought that a very extended inquiry ea A Lardto be instituted. V. TEMPEST blamed the government for not making more offirplete statements, and for not sending effi cient supplies of men to the East. The home then divided— For the amendment Aiming et. 147-69 Ths original motion was then put and agreed to. LONDON CORPORATION. Sir G. GREY, in moving for leave to bring in • bill for the heifer regulation of the Corporation of the City of London, said it would be unneosieary for him to occupy the time of the house with any protracted observations, inamouch as th e bill was, in its ma in features, the same as that which had been laid on the table on a former OCCII3iOI4 and the nature of which he then fully explained, and bad only been subjected to certain modifications. The bill was based on the recommendation of • commission of which treat fully into the question, and embodied t inl ry s the recommendations of that oomtaimion, not adoptlug them implicitly, bat deporting from them on certain points where he thought departure deshable. The object of the caminiedon wee to apply to the city of London the main provides' of the Y Cerpmation Ad, 'ab ject only to those &troth= which the mailer deduces of the emputatisa of Isedea rowed expedient. He pro posed to adopt the reccemeendstica of the commimicesers with respect to the number of wade, end to GI that number at 16 toted of 26. He proposed that them 16 wards should, es needy se posible, abew the seine mot end the mese amount of population, and that the present inequility in the population of the diarist wards should no longer continue. The gisvmsfrig body would be anon Colagag di the lard Mem t eaanes, sad catoasoa The number of the 00•111011 cauweilleus wee et Is the hewer LIU is was that each the 16 treads should time as aidereaa =A i common coundlkee. He led been m g = pressed to enlarge that alwahrr, sad mow ward should elect cousace =would sake the total number 112. The waattalaey Use am= councillors would be altered end extended ; on this paint he wee happy to my that no dighneweadehs between the se tunmendatione of the oommlitioners and the proposal of the common consaillon in the readation which they had adopted an dth ies at su ch old centirsee--thM e proposed that the qualification of home bomit rated andpy to the yaks of 104 should hen a per ene—and to d onay ing with the restrietion that every person voting for common coon cakes should be a Oman of p th e lEt, and be on the parliamentary_ resister. He that the con mca 00 =M 4 km should be annstelly ; but with regard to the elation of elders= be had dirtied both from the recommendatim id the comnpledonere and the pro posal contained in the Lim Val: The oomminionin did not think it right that the MOS Mkt should be adopted with zzect to Wawa in the eity of London which wan= t o w fa beankthe. the edema in Mc Mead_ position Fisk the eldsnesn he other boroughs, and eakauses megiderial hoodoos ; aid VW reconsimided thee the aidenesa should be elected dais years, and also Vast *eyeball oredinne toed ea nieghtimies and be w and the expiation M their sit of {Moe se aldermen ; wil t maid to ads, the comminicatire reccumaded that the city al cif London should be an the ekes footing. es ether boroughe, , that power should be thumb etimdiary min other bereughe. 2Ate YEZi y wkoh ha oat on a former 001Sda is adopt ing the eif the cremilehatire, same ono, the oomideration that ft was oppond to time width had hitherto hem eaoogn Pi that = should be a dam of poem functions who wen Naked to eiestlek uuli Ve" such i ! d t a t the ease of the room of& who a= et hie y defiles baba magietrate. Oa whelp be th ought u it baker not fie nail a and altrention ta the asking taste of the dike of adman, dew =l sl ide in tie/ Vesial ubli tike IMlM il tigli rwith& • immated Rota the Came, tuttimid Its vested in then, on omen being shown, pdr smjmity of the comedluemey tithe wen der which the , thiamin me elected, •to mom the Women from hie 'Moe. He thought that was the bet solution tithe difficulty. The recommendations of the aces minima with regard to the 'election of Lord Mayor wire embodied to the firmer bill Indeed of requiring the Lord Mayor to be elected tam the aldermen or aharifi, he pro. peerth a tzr parson ahead be e qualified to serve the Idles who the qualification f comet& COURCinO; lad that should be think fie in other orporationa, by the Common Council. The qualification ce sheriff was also to be the name. The denim of the chief oflioas of the corpora tion would be veiled in the Common Council, as was the cue under the Municipal An, with ens exception-:that of Re corder. In other places the Raced. wee appoint ed by the Crown. In London be me elided. He ht it objec tionable to pleat die denim of the Recorder in bands of the Common Council, and thought it mink be bettor to leave It to the heads of the aldermen. He proposed that the Court of Aldermen should be abolished as a court, and that the Lord Mayor end alderman should no longer form a part of the Central Criminal Court. The bill would also contain clauses abolishing the enclusbre tight of trading, street tolls, the light of metal., andthe rights of the fellow ship porter,. There were chum in former bills relating to county courts which were not contained i n n k the present M, became they had been embodied in a pli act passed by the City of Landon in the course of the lest annion, and Chardon it was no longer to deal with that part of the nowerandation of the commiadonMa The same ob esnalion applisd to the question of , which was MUM during the kit session by a private . This bill differed in one important from former bilk, inso much as it contained no pro= relating to the mil dudes. The sum of fourteen per ton was claimed on the pert of the City estate, subject to a charge of 600,0001.. That duty could not be dealt with - except to that charge, and ft would be a long time before it awls paid off out of that duty. Subject to t r J a t i esyment of th at charge the firmer bill proposed that th e d should cease. But since that time a question has been with mend is other bodies which embodied the same principle, na m ely, that property of that kind ought not to be dealt with except by ° errangemont. He did not mean to say that the objecting was a sound one ,• but in deference to the objection which bed been raised, a bill on the subject had been withdrawn, and although the question had been settled by compromise, it might be dealt with by the house with regard to generally. He did not now propose to deal with don at preasat, but to leave the matter for kiss oonaidr atin. There remained two other coal dntiss, one of 3d., sod the other of ld., in which the City of London bad no real in terest, and which was paid to the Board of Works, subject to a charge of 12,0001. Both these duties would ex** In 1862, and he did not propose now to deal with them. From the communications which be bad received from gentlemen connected with the concre tion, he was led to believe that with the exception of tie VauMaths to the qualification and mode of d X ay , and me or two other matters, no gr e e l at uU 2 ikon of opikn existed, and that no objection ins enter tained to the prple of the bill, which he now moved for Taro to mtre ian . (Hear, hear.) Mr. Alterman CUBITT outvoted me or two grounds of objection to the proposed bill, especially as to the election of the Lord Mayor and the frmstions of the alderman. _ _ _ Allot come remarks Ly blr. W. WILLIAMS 11214 IrWAMON, Lard J. RUSSELL approved of moat of the unewinmata of the bill. Leave was then given to introduce the bill, which was read a Bret done, and the sexed reading was fixed for Fri day nott, the 12th inst. HEIRS (SCOTLAND) BILL. Mr. DUNLOP obtained leave to bring in a big to abolish =Ts of heirs in Scotland in regard to the Anna VALUATION OF LANDS (SCOTLAND) ACT AMENDMENT BILL. Mr. DUNLOP obtained leave to bring ht • bill to do away with the exemption from valuation under the Valuation of Lands (Scotland) Act (18.54) of certain descriptions of beads sad heriee. PUBLIC HEALTH ACT (1848) AMENDMENT BILL. On the motion of Mr. Cowr an, the second reading of this bill was postponed until Monday next, after a few remarks from Sir G. B. Pientau. and Sir H. WILLOUGHBY. ANNUITY TO LADY HAVELOCK. The CHANCELLOR of the ERCHEQUER g ave notice that to-morto► (this day) he should lacers that the house mob* itself Into committee to ocnaider the quantal of sa aanulty to Lady Havelock. The home then adjourned at 20 minutes pest 7 o'clock. SOCIETY OF 4212.8. At themeeting on Wednesday, the Beriof SMITE*. BURT in the chair, the following paper was red v "On House Accommodation, its Social Bearings Individually and Nationally," by Mr. ROBERT REITLIABON, C.E. The author said that the hones accommodation of the name would be principally considered, some of its defects would be pointed out, some of the resultant evils would be dmailied, and certain seggestions for means of improvement and of sanitary regulations would be made. He thought the im portance of the subject in a moral point of view was very great, for if the dwelliugs of the poor ware in such a state that their inhabitants must necessarily be surrounded with vice and immorality from their very birth, secondary means of reformation would be of little avail. This country, how ever, by no means stood alone in this respect; the habita tions of the poor were in a neglected state in almost every part of the world. After giving an historical sketch of the state of henna in former times, the author dwelt at con siderable length on the present condition of our own poor in this respect. Centuries of neglect and of seasoning bad bleated the national some. to the taint of foul air, fur most frequently the only industry shown was to block out fresh air in order to secure heat. After describing in detail the wretched state of the home* of the poor, and • of the dismiss sad misery resulting from r a t i re author drew attention to the great expenses that perishes In curred by their neglect of these sanitary matters. He knew of instances in which the rent was paid by the pariah merry times over, and not unftequently mon than the punkas,. money was expended in one year. After touching upon tore defects so constantly found in modern houses, even of the better clew, and dwelling at some length upon the faulty construction and miserable condition of most matey we• tape, ho passed to the subject of defective ventelatios, wlWit he stated to be one of the evils most common both le puha" mid private buildings. Mr. Rawlinson then quoted nese rose extracts from reports by the inspectors of the Genera Board of Health in TEAM/ towns in England, showing how wretched was the sanitary condition of the houses of the poor. He stated that • close study of house accoinroodstion had led him to conclude that, as a rule, men so constructed their habitations as to vitiate the common atmospheric air by Wises on improper sites ; by teat .og those sites nnfoeaed, undreieed, unpavrd, and =cleansed ; by using improper materials fur homes, and by adopting unsoltsble *um ; by totally swisoaog &decimate means to secure venti lations; by overcrewthig, bY indiscriminately mixing the an" tea by allowing the adoption of habits of di& The ter suit in all comes had been to produce fever, plague, and ether atalognes diseases. With reference to • reserip for thaws evils, ILL Rawlineon gave it as his opinion that is parishes, cooperation', or separate districts there should be on Mopeds, of *nine appointed, end that, upon en out break of ooniegione feet, amell-pox, or other symeeio ease, the perish dealer, load medical officer,, er keel ler specter of nelessices, should have power to the pre mises sad report ID di, Load embattles ; the" ftr• sheen be local power to Wit en prow mos d verilletiost cottages sad room tenements; saddest ithermuking eledmth. soil sad cube, draining might be aimed, or night b ars. cried whom required. After • Isar efirlis ef =de in which ha thought bow ohimil " genial oat, Mt. Marlinson pew or emmtisi. M vas Or the reel siollimisn Is di simesnimati I "" les gime deem of living a healthy and mend We. caw M.P. A dieennion meensd. in 3 "'" 0 Dr. Wyld. Dr. W. Lewia, Marc . tkott, ate, FAX., Tot** the chairmen, end about wog pi 1 A. 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