The Express. — London, England, 1849-04-19 00:00:00

.11111111111111111111111117 1 .1;111 1 ,7 • Tvrtss it IMPERIAL P. HOUSB OF COMMONL—Warmatany, Aran. 18. The BrIAILIA took the chair et 11 *deck. IMITATE irbA ll iteb. rum maa Petty THIRD IE Caseens NIL roeucsn ~" lo idiom ..i " - lIRRNETNY'S PILLS for the NERVES &ad , WWI" par ilr. AL ea& Ile. atm lik aritriordbiri aft sow b possessi Ina limit. Its seas si ilks saw up WWI, W val smisall le WOW o d TM sumo swift= milk is Vby sr/s. Is MS iia O SAN Prelleribil tolllnigalabe es say= mel =We flallit 4010 a • IMO ofirbati. Is sin aillillowi r tvres. el Ur mark weir s ' pail sad lc , - ;,wT, - id rdiebisige z & • ller Ur ✓ ibe is uni qr." *ea the vhsle lady libe s tals, =m i n= ii a l=ai ell " lam rait e r:. o ftgiamismo a am n ags et Mk r. No. z i a:.„........, .... Th.logreer i llilli VMS is 1 s Wbelsia. @WO: , _ranfileilmallekli; Mobs; ma Ostor44lreet. I ......... rRMS IN HORSES. :. are —The LZi: otwoms ' t. bonee, It may drevitria lotred *arm te mud Ide sterties 1111 4111.111101=11 ' 0:: Ore telbete; ret_beabite virus *dr 'mime meerierel. al lbe dirt is Or reader dereeped. blade ildtt her yr e Vo lim pOrDllt ag ottere mg re sr prof mallat. 4bet sir le ra air A wigs door sett aro Se - en% barn steed Or ad r wir4ll .../1 /NW rortgbei ebb re tenor mem add ib ri V i t iliodli • ''Cielar ea Wane rekred. TM errebd le Arra OM Or Orrtur et Dam N. Flre==.lereamegiVidems it iptidad= ha $j1164 la iriWielar — tio rtair - laa. tali ..k, peat Saw L OIOMIN 10r, dis Kass if Norway. By B. W. Lemma% anew at 'Mao liveliams." A leiseesdag ma Waliall aleradala Tbi abserskes an al& libilm aai mama Ilaraark asatalus wow tre disualyeina at tattlaaralg asillayalanalta illVLy aabeacadiamaylue. lOW Mt alma wow la Wiliam ta • Lalban* Oil Ind soli, =at beady walled cod b y man s a lad At m, Itatttab al go mama aplatt at Ysarther:•--Japp: Ora ]mtira t ladtb, Ziast, said 4 GI. Clarabel. ' '• WILAT 1%) EAT, DRINK, AND AVON Tilt Did Win kr all Oilmiebla.. ay B. J. oluseffizia, Y.A. N fil Liz, M. Castra,—sre se Wan parka Whys, a with no, a dot bea4 sad a= =lay •aa atm woo at i brinabsea was asaiiissig •• hatia. dr asa wit asaate, area is ilas mancabataared emusewik may realm ..4111=enamt if tirte. bliPtittla. aid mei la blab& tar 410 *sum le saes. Wait Ibtam4lll..tatiataamortwow.• Clarralbs. 14/. roa. lON Pm Ila OMR: Man, 41. Wee Illzaail or am* kes WWI. AinTaltalt, isposiend. LOOND DP,CIAIt/g r ge 713/1 AIMESIAN C • .. AtlSTsl, l l.—Th. Saimaa leighstait. west wee published. in the s plain ads of the muse Quotes of the 14t1i his k_ - • Oa the 6th 01111111attla arlet ealketthewartied the M. lowing daspalsh hi lbw lthastiag, the Austrian plealps.. testry at the eat of the Oases ward paw " Whiles Vial no WAY. whisk Mimed bk highness ths John to rags, cads stabs .b resume, the, et, a Greaten vita tot the sepia. Idazs2„ a the ampsr Lark aitheli hewed to ea to bath highness to dase is .to efai ted es rmeey, kia os as th ef , t esa e All the pea emea %sal enengeneste have basthede.fer thsesupiatist hint a the dimities a the masa year latuimwore aware* . tet with Ms dad of it. kik =lyou will resolve a espy Oda letter is whisk : I the aspire, rapreesse this ask 111 hh royal whilst einewhidgies the , sada Is lei rea ••tlii per whoa the batman area soda rise were hatters of is the bads of Oa, heads' %to ; Fewer erealla ter Oenssay, the k et; klieg aide ell the beeddbradere parilead r • ebilatetisess orate time. ahassithat with, hmeandi en Ow tatereets of be ows pope sehowodeat te that of the Wise 0111/1/114a fitbseiril, sal the sus whit postesed *oinked anthisses. IS • to . the oall gide ars kW . ... - • Bo kr as lay in Mesa th e arebtake his Pellitelle seaddsese apnea a sal essessibbed the poet sob. des to whle bp bri o ask sethatethos dews/ Ides self. He raga* es& soassordlf _mi eggs* whisk daily Weems aces enstesseisg fer . esatablithel dig the 4eseasj a a the law, sad thereby pmestesi NW sad W win taloystaba fl rio easplosha it the itessnalis et Gesuasy. The Masse" Assembly, an the oast hoothilid net fall the ezpoladess eabotakod rasp=p a t, Isessed a a asked ea& powerklOemany—ces ' Ilyrishialthare peseehe,--ger ~—firths erafildiON of wash might have paved MI way, It andesatared is fares as aid Wades, se • whisk add oily and lease, pahaps eves Ms t# beads whge le I w satirise. lead seobined the wises Oman rases "Itisat ay I=llo knew the sawn of th e Nattiest lbw be end 'is pies Oat Mee awl, am Mae Ise Nausea aelhatiene and ib tea _roar assroaelmste as the praises of the eassathe esatial poistrasessessenelly des ' k Sase. I shall salsa sepal: te is sal a theme dateless whisk la is. sa w • will account for the widen am, 11' Massa, we are ample& mainsails' Ibterandaseo saw* es. the paint stirdsay, is ask gouda; pregreenne eitglik of lfwesaher loth sthresed the istestlis of b i t is e e l o okreat body alt the avatar sad nag a the. . there hes lass bowed k the lathes' Anee . t poteg whisk has &SS all k IS pans* maw ar - ale Gonna, lagesdhle. l' e hat rIY theagbt* Wsiselaal its eels byi=th e4 s: et the sea said= taisvmed 0 _) whisk he liseass eensides Out, a ogees kith ntaGensea sees, here one espethp la aussea=ti ka Sepadel ocatita lest bra ad posstatst, and .. "It was foram that ask saltine were irretosallable with the pied*. of the salty If the Asada haperial sate, pekeleite which were not only aanolllllo9ll, but selk• deafly entelaed, as well es tally serried ate by vs. Let aseoliosidree whe mind at that nosterssa &dila bear 161==i " ba:r st m e orsover, by the dada on alt. the 27th Kan resold.% of ohs rake, &dual bat the tams d - esetemplata ocandorsto saes, and ppe.t bewirj them If a eagle deb k a leaner iesessp 'I with the t ktit imbo seet of the miser Osman g agman* whisk say _ . ak tektheiWi Mast gawking sof to he bald ansaihible limits. " Moak, tie dislikes of the 1911 elt (declass taking that loped& asstkolies draws aby the 14" A=L i ers he Wad sal al pootalpted as that Mg abendeasd the path of coorat the say path white I was caned, the say path I. whisk it had a tight to reads, and the one wk the go veraseab Itad e V a held in reserve. At the arse ON; by arbitrarily that s ensi zralanesee Wit lis mei , tag et the fare , it plead beans Sept mats le bath It es whisk the governiusts ware sot ith '.4.. Ansble, ktheatsly asseeka with Oggragg7 b 7 * raft isassealy. by iassassido intone% sad ay basotahly all is firer amass, ea will oak, be send tam ask a bead. Ti. saddersdem as Mena by trans, is sr yet sellihe deka one elalfgallasof Its amber' still astisses "If, under the tkoswebsess whisk have arise, we air sot Milk far the pimemeota _ _ardskeet•olateca ss a v atem wMated it deeklislagastleell mes* sesia lair reowiesisa Odle rir s m ou llingelg Os ab 7 egg tasks), we AO, maw to Ws • lively istorest w e st er kb el air termer aseektes, end andsr esesker of saki be always ready to thew that to. tsreal zes dee s : i s a " t i e oplaise of hie majesty the emperor, to whisk he nada IWkfal. " the seas way as his naleay a la a r f y , is year under date Feb. 4, =I: to Palm parer ettereafy:S plea easberaga is lißewbsi • 1 , seat topless ea lay tseasousilsrs ioeghladrekaes. bly, the are power essallsltswalk esersissd by lin k *grammes milk the reptesalslllo= o go i n thillkia." - • The desensen (of sahib SS - it es literal a translation iii losable) coolaladesby that time is no objection to * Mara of the Chevalier Vol Bolumerhog, se his wiecemer is relay to start for Frankfort; end that it may remained faiths Marian MT:LIn Frankfort to quitoa Assembly which, as W, mitered upon an Megal wares by its de cision of the 98th art. The document is signed by Priem fichwerzenberg. Oar cornspcsaleare latter confirms the defeat of the °Aeirriaas ossoliad yesterday. Ho writes: • Vint RCA, Aram 14. Wi the without any direct sews has Peatb, no warier having arrived dicing two dap i but all the amweata remind from invillers who have .arrind from Pre burg confirm the mounts alreek - ghee. On the acting of the 9th the *bob Amami @nay was antosntrated elope to the walls of Faith, bid the Mar army had tat& :ny _a position in order of batili betweeti Ofidall and Mos o _. Cos** ing had beta midi en at tin Boot .an tio =Y maim when the 21 4 septneted . the - The' 10th waltzed the imperial romanothrthr a general a tt ar , loal the ion rose there was no sway to be sees in fir as the tel could reach, and no trees wale le hand pt the Idioms. That whole army ea lids . elk of the Than had disappoint\ wlthowthetig observed by the imps :albite. At 11 o clock la the morning continual Arbil of a great number of maims was heard bra southerly. dinetioe, and mot &eft i great part of the i mm i a i ma y wag girisbina that direetion. Mesa wQe, is the altermese, sow& segai rwasonad as heard in Ptah fan a ne:al ot . , and ar per. of the haploid army - liletiod, width 'arrived la Weitzsa the next *here theC a vere inforisid that only a small raps d ares this tows, sad bad retired ba lig r in enelne By the detachment of them troop 'fraa an baps dal army near Path, it was ithablistied to a third St Ire amber. • When on the 10th the pun rose the Magyar, tab hay IPA they had previously ve-appeared wall kehre Penh, genera le m g= tr"Pl , aPe famed - then! to retire. to 011 m, but did rot P y for fear of Seeing their capital . sir&the mama of the thefortnee. nnme*.moralag pert ot the lethal bed pamed Beer Watson thr li r4 •888 81 klkaVa !grind tre_Dsautaltid'heeaplit .. mcwatilas whir'" mad the !‘ Bake,' Porest; a pseitika hy white the/ v. ffiblid to rater/101=dr eabiappleatiai halal& esth sag Prmim by is , the coilimehioatkm by Matte stainers min, or demeans, by Honore. According to what hea tronifind Magi to the oonfereaose which our Waists= held yestirday in • -'46 1 11 ."-- 4.16 • 41 ' . . ile " 1- 71 -. - /614-- e 2 ''' e t i t......4-6 c „ al---ie—m9 - 1 -- -.. eon, . so- nen BEDSTEADS sad CHILDREN'S COTS . — ant, and eighteen maims is of the S m amt, kI. i row seartmet et aim -.deluder bee sad wen, in db. Bask a t r a w 'r m .& . • 12. 0 t aiaaa. *** " id o a c" ,„,a a a, "a t.. l6. 11411 . pa ldibil :" k r, - Is . Motril, oft the Tth inst., thrre were fears of a re, L 14..., roggenemonos!inu ~sr kVit ar m y ft Sleteteei . sew Asher sod the leading of muskets and ma nn il ). % ma ... 6 ,: laiga ol uis warm; aal t a rs... al:a tics.. Masy sinner characters had ennobled at Itorir;sse inetstint me Sr Ina stens an is Candler's. The astherities. Mime, took every re isles eel sie beepeetle. 2t bee been Med, es pr im a * s ad p a w ° t asor mi ty was paesmad. wee ......, ip meet ye* Mee* le on 40444414 _ 011 41eeb I K amm Ar a n 13.-pbeee pee Oats. WI none ; ear ona, I I. ye ! v - ielime se le. id. eri.--21elellei serjoye% IPA empeweve ria , owl iguresePrl le" son tow pen on elm ark II &111 pow. Me pee Cleme, le& with sir aim eel.. lep en& trttee4 ; ober /1,4•11 erb. tem. , 1 .TO Sisk et IL Pentland. Mee estel , Thump e1d5. °41 4 . 17 4 . lli Il i . nit or 11/81.450,-ILUISSIL led Os., leg Yale. sa lelleser al& VII .-.4 di la& Ss smier I=l:4s= "me 4 7 - We trielibleritt„ where Ter sad ITALY. im s a s mbeieemie peek OW lord Caws r , re on Imdel feeeet Illt• eV ir MAPLE/L-8y letters received from out ours con- • smr.:= ee 2 " 1 : 111 " . / 6 '''''''l". l.4•4l46 sursodsat lathe 7th last. wo harm that the Five pie el e-. 4 -r• not te t0e. 1111.1 ll -1. , T- 1 L •II —•o' • •. I' • °lsl. ' es the I " 4117 d Isla " . We rt . at eq . El - ---"' i i, .. se 17.A1t1. 1 1 11 1 TIVIIIV=teier. MI. • alai t an letadoto 0 81 The Pun ad Shosarroodsr et% , ace sled mat rielteedie 11•010111 of Ostana sad Spoons had asatkut maid Naples. .a oedema Wier bus It_lelebt_leolool IN* /ROMAN STATEIL—Lottin Ann Ilwasso of the it 4 ~.. .Pbb..........“ , —.....--......---- isi l iandi JIC Milt& aka" times Frio* Manor frein Oasis lad as- t fl -- Fie se ms sewn earner awa fie non on . hada the mestsity of thePrasole hones. *Rana at eel teems ere Yam& 'titre the Web 9 IlleeteLeee o,ll o „v am k aa. sa t *A he h i d i mmi o s m i o a ft,e oa , ~.___:Z " 1111 " 1 "1. 1tIlir "4 = 2". sal the sinta - i - te was mid to he the hawse of the ia,..-"IP • q,„--pe v iiiiiea•ssibirme t h ai . =. _•.' Rowl•lot altinatme of 'the yea Dowers for the re-ostoblish- -6 b 4-ir . oi ,41 1 = 1 . 1 . 4 .= a Lig ali bra,:: gra g= mat al the :. Pops. It amain that • nasal Ina T = Moms amonnent has boss hat arratind ers" ese anwers. isMWINVIU ---- aIK, royA . the pontos; theiseasia were to mow tavit•Nooshis ..ahms nil dialog se stsankantsas and Animal taw Antrim,. Ferrara I the Napoli. Epp. oil flp . e ....i.m. thelleZ Ira ligagallimlet ‘ lllh I F IMO,. the tastier. Oa• the arrival ot thksteaser an. km Goats, modese stems: was immediately de. 1 tet boo Ir a leue ' illii• spanked to Tooke with orders, it was said; to sr r eez. us s; as. a r C T . na. ; a , 3 'biotic thieArindillooary fens. (Arita-Venni& was ran. , ne. i arilllo. M. _ !sing lie Wail 1111,009 .• • silos 6=l WDi =AZT Ind Ob. lan= - titlisbott (conlmis bee) le erg um sr * immiliell by sit eillt litedee, sad le eat la etralsebes GERMANY. , .- emaseleil lalkt ej Q. Sew Illa M--. . reek loft. "eTleelee 440. _ SIVIVIN2I Mt/MA It ATUIPI AV TAR • eenenev aet am 26 If AI , 22 Ix ISM wei r "MS lea eft rai2 a. N•l6ll pm V MIR E aft ells • I N 1 FRANCE. •..1•.,, WO kC i lt a Idea les• vide Jtamb. - Mini l'tikal I. Mils" Memo bi s • k r t ■/ 1 a "I ks 14/89. s el S. I. is mese el" lbw. ad % as. pl. Oak WOW nla ....vt ~,,,,~ r~~ 14111 ogi me low AIN. Olio NW ra#2 . PAWL WZIMINDAT, 6 P.M. 4,......e cm the ca . of the journals ' spits report to-day. as caution awry was metre_ contrary b? the ,as coned- Wig, aid esibibehe4 • in favour of the ibMesenstisa Is ebeidf that proposed by the • Nationale mys :-- 0 The vamoose ot ipit P.4l =ollllls ficigation of the National Assembly, which have sernat for some days, yesterday became It appear' cern* that the Assesahty from the 26th of April to the 16th X ;dor Onmidkrant has brought before the Na iled Armahly,2l_the forni L :f 7 pro ec reitions, the four omen Im Olarl Is is his : 1. The aunul :kif the *lids l . and mortgages not in 2. The institution of chambers of apical toe samufectare. 3. The creation of a ministry d 4. The grant of land for the foundation is was to-day elected a councillor of • k ill Ve lla i sit mpletes the fall number of forty mem las Ibe Amemble• Nationale of this morning says the. he Ltamile is gone on a visit to the Duchess of We at Eissobach. Ipgfrom Toulon of the 19th have been received, it appears that everything was in readiness kb the expeditionary troops in the city and Oa the 13th, however, no embarkation bad abee, bat it was reported that the division CO replant the troops about to embark was in _ be Tooloo. _ . . - 111 i l nau W;iog Omarannication appears in the even :—" Several jawed. give a pretended t if cardidates for the department of the Seine lii Ole drawn up the committee of the Rue de Pain. This °maids* has drawn up no list, el , her k Pith or the departments. The publication of the Just* therefore, is completely false General Ormlioot has left Paris to take the om itted ef the expedition the government L Pr•Parbill holden has taken place between M. Charles brother of M. Louis Blanc ask X. Lacombe, *fills out of an article published is the journals la Nobs to IL Louis Blanc. H. Lambe was slightly ._23A►fn If Now Lam —; Thee pa I. 11; 1 Om. 10; LL,- -; ress WO= rossols•••=ff. I moo • ammo' SO ; Toospury INN% l in _ 1111104.100. Ridings a Lam. 10 01 7 0 , oak 10 Tom — 6.11. WO; Po* sad BMW, on; Aaz ,m Pilr hrm l m prlPA =rj m ans = 311 ".• 01A111 • t Safi. 4111 114 , 12th inst., states that the tariffs had been drawn 19 and presented to the Chambers. It wee Cortes would be closed at the begin slated from Catalonia that the their 'ninnies' ice, and that, a baying bemuse desperate, enter Fromm writes : MADRID, APltailii Catalonia appears to be ket bands are being tracked on every nee their number. Deputies is dimming the bill ial reeponalibility. It excites no I public gAllerlas or in the abaft rof iimater: fie V ey ere g °WU. Y d the famettNimar when he midi Mae be a spsesit i V e r lovelisuoi. 440- the 'ISM 11 Slue legialetioe,that etomedulse it be snared to piesee'lliOlit Pidal ram and, with eel- *Mr &bled that no leilk i rlei "Wooed thqt foe he Weieletia seeded Os e'd Out tier sgsfsbrele s drewleg out a pocket to lei reading the poi - oortespetifog hilarity oe the We lli quiatals thise w being hich wil. lambei 11011 an which the daring fawpacer, an to be The sale to Wm plan se the 11th the Ace for the gib of state property, Madrid. To be admitted as a requisite to dosit 100,000 dollars miliioos of male in titles of 3 per P.* BIM Llllli4Thiriniriorciii MOIL 414" 15.1 4 =4. 411 14 1111 401114. l▪ ed M. SPA] *avid letter, of the 11 Lift regulation of the tariff , o tria shortly be presented • that the Corks we of May. It was Aga Tristanye had made tl Ilseteraeliaist same I wee about to ester *esnergradent writes %civil war in Cataloni =yew . Ths Carlist bowie a hr Stress Us dila OW 110 Moder of Noll a▪ rm „ tith minida dm iml Teri er la public tie. rriber o>< SI Itest os a i e s try Ilr ei rmarrOarres. .• • t.: O fig Ihrator Bush% in tilhi s pla u tirTa • tie 14• to ti rote , o :fi imaame ilaregsa .• • briar Avelhase Forralso!t "`" %Mr' ark %milts with 0.2.1 111 , r efti r T s i die = c fir ware Arlo ;OA LlNllprised • oar sompl A g, • l is iMig the horse. p • ,,,uw. ;L a the el ' t„ . whapeieelrt la INA& 'lts Ws -14 7411. Am he th is Madrid. hait i b• = %IQ sumo 15.) LONDON, THURE3DAY,RIL 19,1848. [THREEPENCE. Olmuts 1111 new owl Os Armin ambae *odor, a pallsalisnlilb.ailmagisil in Hungary, and the lemelea troop, et whisk 00,000 have ar rived en the frontiers, will set fatal but la me Ile takes glees, they winnow 4 and = ii remberg, and Prague, to allow the garrison of those plows to take pert in the war. Oar inhibitors ban given op their ibis d orniraßmdien as far as it relates to Binary, sad will east° then the ones sristocratio constitution is disy had Wino I flia days of Math,. WI& I driabt if the Mrgyirn will be satisfied i t shared rather tidbit that they will 'Wa down their swords until everythieg is con m'aba which had been promised to them in March, • . it was settled that Windissiirats should be mimed by Welder', who, after reviewing the troops on the 14th, would pressed the lam evening to Pesth to take the command in chief of the Austrian army. This resolution will probably appear in the offietal Gazette to-morrow. Meantime the ministerial dissatisfaction with ems one et the geamals is plainly indicated by the teasel Lio l 4 mu paper ' which is the organ of Stake, after stating that a derided sesolotion had been adapted at the unseal held in Mot; preside fig glsklntil is rditicate the ~e ga. owl tin awarthing !Rd eaip,tisal t "Ups' stogie .psrpega min have lather prates nor blame to Mb w. We are too feel* the rant or vier to judge the merits of the separate immandm. It becomes us not to bring complaints spinet indi viduals without proofs, sad these we have not at ltand. We soots to redid en the sharseter of any men by insinuations, and 'to whisper what . we thirst not speak oat," /re. Three who are familiar with the language of Vienna joornalion knew bow to in trapreimmilt "baud hakes,' and see ben the gravest aormsells• against some individual, peeing* &Mick. The misraterial colds is sot yra owe. Stadion, within to pt rid of Wiedrashgrato, has peeping that the emperor himself iheidd take the , commend of the army. The raven( ismos,inc:insd to do Thelailewing letters from Teeth MO asst is by our Berlin marespoodeat : . PEATII, Aran. 10. We live in a stag of indescribable anxiety, and the dead stillness which reigns in the deserted streets this Bute/Tuesday is appalling. A grist battle lesser tab' on the err of .lam lq the neighbour- Soul of Waitsen, which place the Mayers threaten left eni k&m. Yesterday afternoon ' the generals wire in the quarry between Teeth and Waltman, split the disposable troop . , wee concentrated on this To-da y it is pouring with rain, which amnia id h. • Provisions are fetching famine-prices--a fowl ad M. ; an egg 9 kr. The day before yesterday nines Hungarian - hussars, who had bsen taken piiiioners, nosed through the tow. Their proud bearing gave IlMsa the air oivictore rather than mptives, and the ' whose sympathy with the Magyars is no of till i t i trak "aled :". and clubbed cl (ni d t bea uPg iege tbeir tiler t al :So At Ihr Those who know the present dis & peeitiantft eith population find qui4 natural the an swer a municipal , deputatim from this ✓ide t r ite river has just repaired free the Ofen authorities, that the sympathy of the Teeth people with the rebels would draw upon them the chastisement of a bombardment. Count Stephon Barely his just been overtaken by a punish ment which way wander movie% inflicted long ago. Last November the count raised 1,800 men on his estate, among when 600 hump, 'whom be equipped at !his own cost, and enrolled among the Hoare& Not only this, but while the breeches in these rebel lious ranks were notoriously repaired from the connt's tenantry, this Hungarian nobleman was permitted to made at Perth gait. unmoleeted. Latterly, on the energetic representations of an officer the count has been arrested. He has been offered his liberty ail) upon condition of tarnishing the imperial army with doable the number of reocuits which he has given the insurgents. PESTI', APIUL 11. Yesterday afternoon cannon were beard in the direc tion of Waitsen and Monor. The field-marshal or dered an excursion on a large scale to be made in a mrth-westerly direction, which in the course of half in hour encountered the enemy, and put him to his mettle. After some smart firing the Hungarians retired. letter of our correspondent is as follow. - i BERLIN, Arzu. It Om Second Chamber the ministeeitl bill sgainst abuse of the right of areoeiation* end eneembly was die mood. Team poposed an amendment to reject the -while bill, and ash ministers to being in a bill permit -tide eseenibline to te held in the open air. Temme's amendment was rejected, after a long debate, b 7187 against 141. The debate was adjoarned till to-inor sew. The speakers in favour of the bill were, Count Arnim (Boytnenborg), Urliehe, Viebahn. Count Schwerin s against, 'Tonne, 'riegler, Stiehl, and Difatar. Mil STATES.-CANADA. DV *tibia Margit) • • • LIVERPOOL. Aram 19. imp British and North American Royal Mail ip Canada arrived early this morning, g left New York on the 4th inst. • The N iagara had arrived out at Halifax, and maned ht Baton. Wan Canada we learn that the pygmy-general hid wet given his assent to. the B tham finfibrets lid great agitation was kept tkp to ,overawe iji 2not lTED to do so. • Stripes riots bad occurred at Toren* • • - The new administration had bees laitsllOd Lt Washingtms. 'fbe emigration to California advised on a Mom est/wive scale. The United States ship Lekingten left San Fran cium on the 25th of January with 400,000 ; H.M.S. Calypso bad 2,000,000, of which 6,000 oz. were California gold. • Seim is quiet. Our whims me to the ;oth The 'eammercial news represents the money market very tight. Breadstuff, dull, and declining in peke. The following are quotations: - Western - Canal fear, 6 do's. 121 e. to 5 do:s. 25c. per Wm], tarely supported ; Gennsseee, 1 dol. 22c. to 1 dbl.. 240. per 601te.; ladies Corn, at e yellow, Cu,' India* Meal, 2 dais. 5046 to 2 dols. 62. pet barrel. • was . very inactive. Prieei slightly receded pens, and sales were very Waited: Tire broom Tax.- I Yestarday the Wirby aetlee was lobed boo the Ake et emesels ar the to sansei re tsin lie City That ell poems of by die sad lissom Tas Ad to asks roam of their Witt, trades, preimiess, le., within 21 days, se the sikbiloat sod* In the yeeplB4B, under schedules A and B, wpm{ to bade, masmeafi,Ae., rearalasia tortoise three n ra boa She kb el Apt in that yeeriso Moab re • to be made Who gremit year wader that sahwidee,. .torM owe load% homiest% ie., ham boa in the 011iiisent already made, or wlore any ' haielamisimes ereeted." limo= Birtrow.-.-A mitts daring her • e pleilhos has • bees received b tae Ileverriet of • • be Choler Barlow, upon ahem scalene* at the mama wines der the warder of bat who vases tie lest 111114•1 Wei for the "" Mild also, and acquitted es the ground of • , "Tirs . Tle PLA/P1 re Azieweer-Oor new edam= hem show* "doe ad the WSW of lir. Janine Beal* Weeks, the Simplest late/sea Caroline. We gall be ' ▪ itibeistlesept sisoese2; bet, iarlhe mtgawells, the • • • • pd laredadag it -le ao sack grist aid astoehhing ow se same of ens maSsisomMek sesia..to Wilk. The header is that we, in do WWI holm, es fall of anew& • ouishasts ss vows to sestraespeakefee .madtataktag, b eve ls / 2 so larks to' onolflototber mmairia Mew 14sioad s :: take tie had moreay. plant wee into Braga nwre thas_3_o ws i = ito ti • mar sa l B travellers Sots sad Von Medina UW lodge* Ouse locoing in the Imperial Botaals Seel Asa as ms,4seiss tboballgo et Mask ooltikook, iswei sr the ha 'which peeved io boot kokok6 "mem "44 • floker. litkoi pow, 4d., elk - P l 4 " at ifolis t ri . • • " I s m: res. I " 11617* 1=Tikooka gg64.1 • tteriM real tem )pmei • OW the loam were "of wig tokoliVo Swoorit Thom dial e so kinky IA kithstlai tbo km phut k es' Vaso. The great dmideratrua wfll be to gnaw good tea as seedssale Nets*.-.daserisus Peron Ma. HUDSON MI /41110 NED C11.4111114111H1P Op Ms • DILDLAND 11{AlLWAY.—A coannittee at ia vary, •ndsday of Opp following gentlemen, has basa l OPlbeultad Arhivligh!p_W. 31'UWEm.— Warasia, 1. c W artwrigid Starkey. m. Smith Maw, laqrs.— (3, dadsis toispraph from Derby this day.) • _COMMERCIAL h MARKETS • • minor KARIM & QTY INTELLIOBKOR. Tleo dflock.—The TAO& finds opened this morning at yestatiqrs prices, Console - being dist quoted 92 to h fog: the account. Owing to the Ame rican exelmageo ends, lower than was anticipated, they have slam fallen to 91/ to 1. The Three Cots. Reduced are quoted at 91 to _I, and **New Three-and-a-Quarterel at 911 to 1. Ezcbsqusr are quoted .4416 to 47& p F puipm i ; and Bank s toc k at 192 to 4. Raetmhiag m eery flat in the Stock /In ching* this am** In the forelptisiumities there is not much varia tion firm die qtakislionat yesterde . y. Data and Spanish are iamb Weaker, het tha &math America* stoekeressais asuildbomme. Meziesaßoodeare oaeMd gu to N I Penedos, In to 7; Baines Arm; IND lir 40; Ohilmo, 114 M ili t tp. ftiedie, 31 to 4/ ; Porta gams - ConverMl are 281 to 91; the Spanish Firm, 17 to 11 ill to 11 Dutch Two andis.lialf pat Cate , el 6901 ; and the Four per Ceuta, 77 to & • MOM= 11311110. 2'211144k NM 4 • Rpm 01 4, 01.411.44.. 42 1 r.; 411. kpo suldra Dasio, l2 . llll" M i rgtopi 4 111 • rr or ' Soft. 41 4 amok NOWA VI Oos. 11110. 1 tor GLIM, psi OL eiT a T .1144.1181 444rL1. o PlogN i f • p O. w • II ferilvas. SL IT Cci21111. 144_ 41 fi LTA. DOA go 411 4 or 01. DO* Ch01..11 Po= T Dd is r/ A6 44 /MAL 'll/JULWAYEL—The glare market is very quiet 'tom wartsiag, with very little. business done, and that Erliat lower prima Sitters Cenntire were cter than ever this veotwing, viz, at 71, bat they have since rallied, and were last done at 61. Wleads have been done this forenoon at 74, brit have sines risen to 76. London and North Wes tern@ bars been done at 131; sad Brighton at 391 and 391. In Freneh shares and Sat Indians there is no change to notice. SALES 1771101103 UP 10 TWO TEM DAT IN LONDON. (Tidied." pdsea will le hod la 11W pep.) Abadan, 171 Ga. & N. Weatare. 131 Bk. k ORAN a. Clear, IS De. New Qrs., 11 I StorwL e twlr.. 31 De. Ma, • 71 id De. aden & S. Wawa. le. IL &IL ), 41 -a Le OP Da Gra, Km. NNE, wet lAs. New ISL Do. New 3. Pre. 111 II i Moot & flolyltand PEW, 14 istiZArt 3 L Condos, 71 111 Ile. . Onwri. Trot, IS 144 Do. New Ow. 6 yet 01, 101 DL Cana DMA rol lira. I Do. Infamies Da 2, yor I al Or., L 3 DaterilLikari, 4 worOL4 as I... 4t eme .- ~, ... de. S irer e VA . ~ .1 .1 141=1.1 I N. Noldris. 14 De. Elm, Ili Oaf., Ware, a Wok., 114 11 St Swath D 41 t ) ilaeliens h Wades (Ire. Swat& n fill ests,l 4. at 1044.1 New /04 70 Swath Intim 3 New 111., 01 Taw !talky Utak 4 4 Weilain Nab* 4111 Ted", Neva, a NI 16 t o p a lSp idisiii Deana Nava De. (O. 'M 41 431 To* wed N. INSiwil4 411 SW ice. a TeX De. het, N I Leeds owl INtillsitif 1001 ! Da LSt'C IL EL, IN Lee., Nalstisa, & L Oust, NS I Zeit 4 Do. New SL Our., Se fit. INNER 44 Lanka St Gnomish Frei, II Penis aai Daa, 3>l LIVERPOOL 1.1116 Arm IL Or., Palm., ang Chem& YreL, a...2 . 1it and L. Prat, 101 Las. OrTarL AI L 31 4 , Llstleer, Si to II Lep& it N. Wailers. ISI 1 & L liDeelle, No. 4. R. 19.. U. De. Now GM, 4 LIS I p Tort and N. NIL Pitt, 14 4 =11,411114= SALEL etif tWi t. lidla.swel Man Dam 4 114 SI 4 Laws. and Tat. (rift. s. Wyme). B. Lk D ow , 37 Mate. a, r• 1 IS iinuaNcaut SALES, Area IL MAW" 2111 Illi t hropshbe Oaks, 31 a N. INallardohirs, 311.1{ 4 LEEDS SAL API= IL Z. 3e e, 17 145 L Northers, 91 4 De. flew, II d Rasiera Ceestite, N TORE Aran. IL farms. & Siren awed, 14 , loestwilirt Pret., 71 Do. Prat., 91 Gt. Northern, Rale. IL, SI Tort, News, and B. (Nowa. Law. and Ye& /Vita, N PAWL), 17 PRODUCE.—Mmugo-Lars, Half-past Zoo.- 1 TM Boyar market amass a quiet afipossrows to-day ; tharol not boss • palls side, sod tbodowoodi by private tiest is Waited. liaised Woody; lwissolflt langs. Maid. ; fair to des Hwy. 61s. to ida—OoNst : Tim gaits Edo of Calk) slio piwg alf Wavily, without Amiss eq wimosisi altssatioo Oafs, bat dm impostors am bogus k boll to la p : Low to good atiddilog ebbe Ilsegal sold la gulls ado at 91. to Ids., wbkli sossogy supported time Ow (glad trosk.--Sego fold at fall Ow, Its. 6d. to Ids. witlitios usall palerßam dall.—llsttia }oldie salos ylogssas/og bendy, aid a way largo portion Wag boogist as .a. . TALLOW.—There ire iose ape of isprove. sent in the market this inevaing; ore quoted as fellows, with • Modems? to advance : Y. 0. ea the spot, 39t. ; Osteber to December delivery, 9i. ; se parate =oaths' delivery, 40s. U. • COTTON.—Liinr•or. AZAIL 18.—Tke market was , spin very dun, let prkes boa not sow ay lowa About 5 4 080 law boa ban ad. latiodise 1,400 taut lot oposolaks da a. yort. CORN.-Heroic, April 18.-We lieu big= modorstio show of Wheat as our market todaysod eatielpatiag higher prises, there was little make sales inept at 3e. to 4e. *desalts, whist the d bal sas. But little doing In Oats or Beeps, sad boils** tam dearer. Wkept, red, 421. to 475.; white, 60a. Oefa. 13a. Ws. Bee" ISt to te Citicsseemirirl which Wheat , Oe Naar fishy at era: a node. age It 4' qr. from lest nukes-day. Thar. wog not stalk* pais ea isle. and Is. per qr. more was ob. *dyed kr used articles. Wheat, We. to Us. Barley, 23.. walk. Oa% 17s. to 21e. Beau, 345• to Ws. Pees, Us. WM. Flour, 36.. per seek. .111rwaah's Beauty April 11.-The supply ci Wheat was rather suety today, whist; sold readily as U. Mope qr. 'dual* kiss less week. Bexley study. MO is y hin demead ; a rims of Is. per qr. But last 111. sad Pies are hat little legend (or. vr e, 143. to 141. 6.. g red, 121. to 12L ; as; trrioeX to M.; ad. 71. to Barley, Ws. to 26.. Oily mt. t• lb. Baru lea se Ms. For. 245. le Us. /SWAIM, Ara 18.-Tie Craw whet this day was well &guided, sad greet tubules prevailed to the MO trade gThe supply et Wheat was good, tad gwessally is ededillea ; al qaelides gee& sake, at fu per ender 4•t SE AI ;t I; sad i re ready al alt a r pm gr. . *au int iusirles at Is. per qr. over Usti week's Bair sod Par la hour of BM seller. Wheat, white, 1111. do ; Mtn, eta ; 47r. togs.; extra, db. Beileyuellig,lll6. to We.; Mrs, Sts.; weenie and pitilizie, Ws. toll sates, SM. Ode, ptudifiledi la.. to late.. ears, 17e. ; Meads and potato, 19e. to 20s. Enka. 21h. Beau, sow, 80s. to as.; extra, &Oa. Per, Ms. ;extra, Us. 34thrroiw, April at 18.-Today we bad a very shwa = l , of Wheat uerket, whisk sold readily at It he if. last week's prices ; dl ether tried of eons about Is. What, 406. to its Bosky, Wu to 82L PIRM410 11 ; to 275. Oate, 17a. to 245. Bens, 24e. to st. •••• te Sts. Bye, 212. 21 p . druarmo, April 18.-We bed at mots' dog attendance of farnese, kg meederate psis the lasso, this is, rest time. The fist Wheat wit pod. tad rises wiviuseed Su, ear hest erbliolfbeals mak- WC 60s. pr teat. OP. to 46.. Our were a better trade ,• Us. was paid Re 11 emu. This may be stesidered a rise et 2s. within the kat seutk. Tay kw Bens 'Baia( ; rather Int* daless given teat ef loft Diddat, April 17.-Weeepedumwd ea this day's auks( a gereasl ipso Mamma sal prism Ws anew our quiditises et Friday N. Ile ea Whom, U. to M. par bind sa Oils, lON pa to ea Oatmeal, 2s. per igs„ .Liam Aug. Flue would be readily tam at pulses ebat as edema ild. per ewt. Wag iiminilhdPhy doested Wm. The prams prises IN: Wasalk win% ffa red. *Awns. pessior. Ono, ed. 16 p9e 1244 r. Barley, its. is 14. pp 2241115. Oat. lard, lls. 64. to Us. Od. weft Plear,essoada,l,l6. ea 16s. 6d.por owt.l4,lsprima, Ws. per berreL ladies Bea l , nu a Ils• per we • • . &V Roxteibi4ollll*4l664lllolllWlNler I - Was; WA illyWid 'Misr Ilt Is. is 111. Was Sit gels 46. r is. to Oe. Voll,la ho 41. Peek, Bs. TOL de 4s. led 16.-oai amigo belegAtiet pekes rmsebstramisle ilea la to vice 9ktioO, 2.. 10d.teLamb, is. to le. Veal, de. 6d. to U. 10d. Perk, 2s. 6d. to le. 4d. per stoat of WU, fields, the effeL ..1 , PITITIONL—Nr. PULL twee glom la en= Me IL. MAL. !VP ; @ow Neenkri_ lehmemdelie ve g me r. hen INNIS• Lord BROONN. amerew ID, Gott atiotabere; Mr. W fr . d 7 si tC hk a= 6 ; Wine Lehrtahht ; Mr. =NTT, fro . ttettiM Oen Men Calelleid ; Mr. D Wm 2;ho mow et Ifist ; Mr. WADDINGTON, _boa Om ; Mr. ITAMll,lreoudemos th Derbyshire ; Mr. YOO j'itn!.. ilowAnoteldre; Wr. t al . 114 . teem ' tic — Worwieloidom • Mr. miniNNON, boa = n p Mgir ro E. ;AMON, @we pt.. it Nom a re r • _ .11 tram Wareesieroblem; Mr. woos" i mob Wiewhiallme, w_ atm tom Wommenehko lE. T. .INn. INM, Mos Wake mod _~o _Drommhke ; . INIMNLI. kw liNhiltanet Xt. WAV;. meteemi Werwiel. n ett e t er lt y r. , we a r ad Ur i l it a I t S, mad Dem , Opts* die WI mit t . Term, et topledhod &beta leas e tirbATA iestedagesoomplemt the Perltsemotam Ones MAMIE; Min Ow lalmeolonhise; lit. d„l+, . 2 tmerel soy etee F M llsoli rhil4 ' um la anew et eleq uim. holimel W il othitrdieo.—ltr. ILIIIMKNIAT, We SW le (I.llbissa ma.llifori li t eh =4=== sis ellastlenowsid ffib l i eGlNlODN,mesieeltres tor the et essoler Mow e i t il aSL/111, treeslollNompegstieo et ; of the OIergyNANNN tram Deodee; Mr. HIM, hem tem plum la @method. Woe the .4 et Moho, AL, end ileses ( A l i altls.—Mr. heft whet mix@ el Usolleel. colt 1 1 __•ww• elpereopeals twidirele dilli_eme WI N/4_ a limme = um ..._ .. ...11111111=7 11 = ties et dev • ry.-111TooTieuWilmelind. sepiwtledhs- Wee kilmeheeme with Modereehedlholo PUBLIC( itOAl). DILL • '-- d. UM^ =mei LL. .d. of tie. Po do sucad Alai tie , of this la Mr. PUMIT Wend tho folks. Ile mid Imbed &.b ea theme' at Shedpeoelll ingrates°, to aarkokorble. mod It had always boom sodemeed that Weilaseday *Wahl le eves alp by tle ipooremeet to iedividoal IC woe resethere atOssopted to Wei ea a newer* et ate Ale* it the smarm, it Wet taeadiatoly *mod to ea seaseat ea r bilpinee et the hoer. sad ea to. perrosolot .1011. owl Monday at their dirpord, he obleeaol to their well et N . Moo to Weaseader. liir J. PASTNGT4II' inquired whether tit hen. Aft. hetmeant to repose say antesdasent PIISET.—Tes. To negative theil audios. ''' as& Sir PAILI would neat w eerie& as wilwadwaat. NGTON Er Rana with the sorsia linaly ttee *alien" had beta as snderstasiliss thetWedaseday should be re aimed far individual seetabeis; sod eseingtbsi iwwww neat bad already at its ootraseasd over, alternate Thanes', and wouldla ell probability aeon lave every Thursday, lii strongly objected to the contemplated enent... OBEY aduitted that, as a general rale, it wee de. strable that governessat sesesures should sot stand for Wed sudsy% la the way of private enessures; bat this was the ezoliptisaal twee of a bell the principle of which bad been repeatedly sailed for by rattrabers uneesseeted with the ga venom% sod be was aimless that itehosid be disposed of, as silos va peedble. Sir J. PAKITRITON said there wire two roar poem malt enters ca the paper to that day. Ere. 1711111 T said he did sot dabs to pees those orders. - Alter erne further otareveatioo, the qsestion wee pstthat the bill be real • woad time. Mr: PQBEY moved that it be read a second time after the other orders of the day. The hon. gentlemen, however, links at the Instance se weal member., withdrawn his amendment, The modes for the emend reading was spin put. Mr. E. B DENISON moved that it be read a second time that day eia months. Even were the mum* desirable In itself, this was certainly no time at which to Impose ea additional burden arm the county rataa. (Hear, hear.) Bat he did not admit thit the bill was desirable ; on the contrary, he considered that it would have an injurious ten dency. It appeared to bier from a careful consideretios of the various papers oa the ;ten, that the trusts throughout the eintatry were is all a condition now, and pre mated as strictest a seventy for the mortgagee as at any for mer time. The revenue, doubtless, cm many) roads inter fered with by railways, was not so great now as before, but then the expenditure wee reduced in a corresponding degree. There could be no question that some alteration wee re quired In the edziaistration of turnpike truant (bear, hew) ; and he should be ready to give his beat co-operation to any practical measure for that purpose. but he did not re gard the present ss a practical measure, and he certainly viewed it as calculated to cuspate meet oppreadvtly upon the already nearly overwhelmed agricaltarel • interest, and upon the rate-payers generally. As to the union rating, which it was proposed to establish for the purposes of the measure, be vegarded it as meet unfair, placing se it would epos the same footiag the beet and the wont managed parbrkees That part of the bill which related to paying of the sort pp debts on turnpike tenets would create great dientiafao don throughout the whole country, as nowise would the d of the classes which substituted another machinery C r ire management of the roads. He therefore ream mended tee right, eon. gamma to withdraw them. The amain sad amendment baying bus pat from the chair, _ _ Mr. RICE said that it had lam been Solt wastry to legislate on the subject et reads std tarepike trans, aid something ought at lmt to be dem. Repeated efforts, is. deed, had beet made to carry • bill throligh parliamm for that parpose, but they had all !MM. The gemonmeat at last seemed to think that it was their daty to do somethimi, sad hence orightated the bill before the home. If that should not be ter red to go late eosamittee, in order to re ceive what amendment; were necessary, he should regard the subject as hopeless. He therefore did hope that the house would ..seat to the semad readies, white he abeeld serial* vote hr. Sir J. PAILINGTON mid he was sorry mot to be abs to give his sappmt to the pretest measure ;it had beat se mach altered sines the oommittee bed saamleal and @mo tioned that bill ca "Mob it was headed as to raise the *treason Mintiest in hie coded to its nausea. The right bee. pestlemaa whet isdnolseed it had is warned for the alteration; whisk he bad made is it. It was highly Mir able I. comeelidele all the trelltk sad to nen NW! PIM. Sklll in the paymat ef - the amortise* sad niter dab ea them, and • tell for dossing them plumes@ mit wish gust 'demse pried* i, be 'anodised, hat tits is deo Nauman IN et moki:4 sl = . l set as way Weal= adisilly Them bawds had quite enouah to he as it lens to pedant line ewe dente, sad if they wise diedbilma a lleilllNS the probability would be that they weal Wee duds. ill Me ear rayon K reads, led biro rusk a greet dedze. bay. He ma* thessine, mate tie 141 as it wiser Sir W. lOLLI7III said that, altheggh he shmil Nippon the bill, he taut expos his erred& that il a murea id t alteratiosemde I. dot Adusprldil, wasew to by the eassetiftse slab Dal ad up* It. He likewise es tartan* the sere eldmillese to renaltettion bomb ed gau dier, way warns. ISM bed bra arpreeesd by the loes speaker. TM dais. of Saw hearer were already wtly OWNS sad welperder to tender it unfair to Moor any fraileass s tlis s eta; state of the turnpike trusts, so for foss riser se was nonrated is the par t .gegeet was anyWng bat iefleikeery. Unless they new adored urn gales into ecerdNee soft the bill, he really shoal& despair of seeing thole haseresienoes with . wide the t elitist war sarresaleil err M. 18 rid the greet sears fr i r . be t t l ir to deallOsse, whether it was to oeuniseisemblll griiMadre tarn reads mil elbit i Mrig 144 .11 tOY kn tke rete goverment to depa ewto ht Item tee frociariaiWor tpfdie OM. aittelp, sad he what was the advareipret= select eremaddees to Squire tote mattes of its if their reports won irwards to be mead is se 'mak ware leper. Ms was a quielk• whisk &masa& as' swum flea the goveressent bider the bore mint* to the rand mane : std mire that qusafes Sr Whir t s ersorsi he arid serer with his Ism dird the he Dldttsidt Pabingtes), turd skald re eastriod the drib* of Ike NI into two pats, the ' AS recniding ternotlei, sad the other far kr tree Isms* opposed to the and with river Irma. (Hear, beer.) • *lght be teldilat the goverlllolo 4, l ol = their sys tar essralbeir bAd , and that harlot of , doles, they wereUrheed to give them ensegb to do. Mud be • masa fir Ihrowleartlds variety of badasee renal :.bas! he wee mirth* po rab. iinuatage ' from fr. Oh Ike elestrary, he - Was em rmad that:waft ere • essliralea if the nature oro. cod tres fry Waif Inuit essend la p= 6 : ars the *AIWA 111*heine. Every who bed sink* 1111 haddlfested to ft falls priest didaet We kis op* the preepart to he twit Weis lie plate of Ibie ode aow before tbeitesse. 4/2.ALIIIIIS odd diet beim he an the sallar whisk had bes• railed bath to the and d dr etails raf the bill, he Mad& nate what were the views el the g'svernsiat in aMeastkii _Se dealwith the =t garden. Whoa he kaoline& Ida beg bill se the be slated the ha did not cossider *Atha gowns tat, as a goresmasst, bad any_ pesdier recede& to riper or intredues a mann upon bike roada ; bat that, as it. was • snider of pee wart ripostes., sad dia4Okfr'ead OM to which eminall 011irat 11 was inimernot that lon* atm* M. alleteld be Isar, *we ap peared to be Name Air lb* geremarthaving • greater Moor af. Adel InArnatios then rivals resabasorl e d be possessed of, shrill peepers* mewl= sad abaft it to tho hoar. Re did notlaistrodssigg that memo by any to arse nadentand that it was • govenuesst se earn la L the seer ease castrato& with the learediate szeitative OM* K the goverainent. That was thestatesert whit* he then made, and that was, he hollered, the arterest of kir right hoe. faired near his. (ffir G. (Ira) in the few rerlarks which he bad that dig • Attaiv , lb. beam. He woeld soy refer, in ismer* the OW hes. usesbar for hpitwieb, to tbe right reser reale* bulks erase of harrier the gerrineilf loandosed • Pura law rekts to highways stiehonvely, smi having- . ne r *ft to do with turepiloa roar. TIM Tel Ifer li g oar to s tit essendllesAP sob% Ta ame n4l Thithalwas ram thereastireoz-iliavaludde imesdres wise readeord, R wee and eabaided thb tore. _ .4"i taar i.l4 b"" O r i tie A• ram& eerie the ,elaset there Web Pre Aar has o g r of the amealdoe, tr' gnnag it fib' samedre lessea pat raf:ZretTia o r I ilia : emprehessive, sad that the geneurent bad to deal with Cu. of the rest desalt parts cif the 1848. question in which ikarevement was most undoubtedly .. waded—vie , the turn • roods end the particular stew of the insolvent tenet,. B. appealed to the recollection of boa. gentlemen present,. whether those ye r aim den not ade it the end of last winos. (Hear.) Darin the recess the atten tion of his right hoc. friend and himself was given to the subject, and after mentally reviewing the whole question, it was thought desirable, in deference to the opinion 'u praised by many whose opinion was entitled to great weight, ' and without implying the alights% disrespect to the commit- tee. to engraft upon that measure a bill 'shrine to turnpike reeds. One reason which led to that conclusion was, that by separating them, the expense of • double was incurred, although there was no v im e a rl da w e a and intelligible distinction between the two. 'Upon the whole they thought that the most economical and elat easearment of the two classes of roads would be at ado* 1p their consolidation, end, under those einem ' elleasse, the government determined to lay before the house • ammare fa which both classes should be combined. The ' ' tenpin reeds were nothing more than a set of reeds that hi* km Mai arbitrarily by persons locally intetested, for Ali nine" acts had been obtai ne d, an d w hi c h hid bum ' under the management of trustees. But those roads WWI Moan to be highways, us and when the funds derived , Meth tolls were found to be in su f fi c i en t f or their mints- *, same tease sees was had to the highway rata for that pur pose. The pans who selected the roads to be included in Israelis trees selected • them in the coons of the last and beginning of the present century according to (what they conceived to be the exigencies of the Wane ; they took what might then be re garded as the main arterial road,. Bence the introduction of railways; however, those roads which were before the task liees of communication had sunk into secondary or tads* importance, and wen now become mere man of communication between neiehhouring pa thless. Neverthelem, those roads still retained their character Ingspilie roods. On the other hand, many highways am railway station had barns some of the most inn of communication in the country. Therefore. tconsiderationthe great revolution in our system a t ili aseutsl communication which railways had occa sion Ise theitglet the house would non with him that the line ' 'width was formerly drawn between highways and turn pike Leads bad to a great extent been effand and had rendered it inexpedient that the legislature, looking to the hive, and laying the foundation of a permanent end pen nons system of road legislation, should stereotype and r a r eam anesader est the existing very arbitrary and capricious betimes highways and Parente reads—a dim- ' thanks founded upon previously (siring circumatenese ao longer prevailed. A great many remarks had made with regard to the measure before the house sk pont. whisk he thought night have b e en ver y pro: , Only eee'sd In committee, had the means met with a non ihnurable reesption than he feared it had yet anemia tend. New he would state what he uudeestood the pre- sout amens to dn. He understood that its principle was On theabined management of all the roads in the country. , He understood that every gentleman who voted in its favour assented to the principle that the present distinction between , tEnpike roads end highways should, if not now, at all • r events prospeethely. be abolished. Ilk R. PERL.—In what sense do you mean prospectively ? . ILr. LBWIB (continued).—He understood that by the present measure turnpike trues would be retained to a con @iambi* extent. It did not repeal local sets immediately, easel* so far as related to the trustees, and notes related to the rates of toll and other provisions. He also understood that by the present bill the management should be by the i nsane, and not either by turnpike trusts ar parishes— ,` that dine should be a general beard for a county, and that Se county should be divided into districts, in nob of whin , agan than should be a kcal board ,• but of the coasritutioa . of than boards at present he should say nothing. He fur ther oodeestood that the measure involved some plea for the sad ultimate discharge of the existing turnpike titr e ..s...9„11:1111114t it sh ould nse had " been reed t ohs nets. t:Selea ultimately w to as uld ' well se to provide for the payentr: a..; lithe lattrisr7irtke existing debt of the turnpike awes. (Bear, hear.) He also understood that the house armlet agree intim to the principle that the sys- is el lewd legialatioa for turnpike trusts should be aka/domed. and that the founded= of a permanent ennui . elf legidadea hr ell classes of roads should be laid. Beyond then penes which he had now enumerated, he did set that any hoc. gentleman who voted for the r Ong of tisk bill would be pledged. All the rad • f Wag Sigma tiefurther consideration, and he should be r es listen to any modilleadona that might be t Hemourablis gentleman had inquired why he did sot deal . , with the two elates of roads separably, and introduce eme , hill he toropilme trusts and another for high-aye ? His first t mamas to that was, that that mode of proceeding bad already been tried and had not given more satisfaction than the plan new before the house. Again, if they took the turnpike trusts as the foundation of a new messare, and attempted to await thereon the management of the highways, they would be at once met with this difficulty. Turnpike trots had no boundary. They were merely serirregetesof lines of roads placed nader the manageme nt of trustees ; they wen not territorial divisions, and one could not say that any parish was within the boundary of • tamp** trust. Th• re would • be, therefore, no means of awning any eneeifis parish roade to • particular tent—it could only be done arbitrarily, either by saying what Wilkes were to be included by anuneration ' or by giving to arms body the power of defining the boundary. (Hear.) Another difficulty, which was quite insurmountable, was the extremely small sin of some of the turnpike t rusts; end oe the whole he must say that it had appeared to bin impossible to frame any unman by which the management of the highways and turnpike trans should be iceorpsrated, the latter as the foundation of the measure. Ho, therefore, proposed hr the present bill, that the county, which was the beet known territorial division, should be takes as the basis of the arrangement. We believed in p ane, if they asked any person which expenditure be be- . lined to be the greatest, that of the highways or that of the turnpike than that he would answer, in an off-hand man ner, that he believed the expenditure of the turnpike trusts was considerably greater than that of the highways. A re turn which had been lately presented, however, showed that the expenditure of highways in England, thelsrive of Wales, munnoted is 1846 to 1,666,1841. ; sad in Wales, moording to an animate (the returns not being perfect), to 49,2001.; making. altogether for the kingdom nearly 1,716,000/, for the highways. The total turnpike expenditure for 1846, the last year up to which the returns extended, was 1,344.0001. : making • total for both of 3,061,0001. He believed it was seemly necessary for him to state that the management of the highways was on the whole much less economical and much less efficient than that of turnpike roads had been. (Hear, hear.) He was perfectly willing to pa that tribute to the tensest.' of the turnpike roads whom this measure was amused of setting made in se unceremonious a meaner. (Hear, beer.) The great defect, es he conceived it, Join pease* system was that more than half of the whole of the expenditure fa the maintenance of roads we/ for high ways, and that at the same time the security for good ma noonsent was mat imperfect. The boa. gentleman, the mamba for the Welt Riding (Mr. R. B. Donna) had made some remarks as to the time of introducing the present mea sure. In newer to that, be would state that the bill was promised at the end of last session, and that the government considered itself bound, partly in deference to wishes ex pressed, sad pertly by promises made, to introduce • general mesa* at se early a period as possible. He was ready to admit that the present was not a very favourable opportunity foe amens** any measure which was likely to affect the ratepayers in rural parishes, for this was not a moment when they were likely to give a very calm and temperate con sideration to menus@ involving such large charges as the present ; and he could easily understand that they would prefer adenine to perms who might task to mislead them into the belief that new burdens would be imposed nom them, although he fully believed himself that it would In pose no new burdens upon the agricultural interest, but would tend both immediately and prospectively to the gra- dual 'Unimak' of *OP, burdens. (Hear, hear) The hon. gentleman then asked why were the present generation to be called 'woe :to snake sty, moriflees for the payment of the Wanks debt, and why should they not be contented with =the interest, leaving the principal uncared for ? ly it might be a very pleasant and consolatory doe wise wish regard to public, as ao doubt it would be with re palm private, debts, if we could always dispense with the =t of the prisapal of • debt. On a former own= shown, however, that, with regard to workhouses, to • nasty pole, to shire haw, to prisons , to lunatic asylum. wherever the legislature had given powers to local bodies • • to charge the rates with a debt, they had invariably fixed a term for the extinction of that debt—that they had Invariably required the creation of a oinking had with a view to the repayment of the capital. He must say . that he looked upon such a principle as a wend one; though it implied %present sacrifice, it was a writhe due *posterity, and bengretted that it had not bee• haroduced into the general Tarapiter,Aet some years ago. (Hear, hear.) He looked upon that mix sad a half manes of debt and one and • half satins of unpaid intend as • legacy which their peed*. *soon had bequeathed to them by sot having made pearl *Mt which they should have mad*. (Hear, hew-) The host. gentlemen argeed moreover, that the effect of th e present bill would be toimpose additional burdens upon the tromusties. Ho pprroadeed, however, to that remark rather a essam s a bo ag e llu red thst andof th o litr a s tte d cm teh w bte ' bel y b. S l ße th e use rte e inif t h ern icso e 7 tuort il: d e tfusints di m inishingtnis w ets re turns a w lh solventtthe C a ( e r Lewis). fully admitted them to be, solvent aosee6s, and they had an excess of mesas beyond the payment of the interest of the debt, he was at a lose to see bow the arrange maimmbummtenesprozompossdin otz to rcou be toweill mid e e tna. ke e a di d has th o r r o mu z i c re y :r.es diti sho:l l : pm interest paid la the year 1844 was 271,1361., end the prischel pesd was 168,8761. altogether 440,0001. The as which he celled upon the trusts to pay by the pen i seat bill was 7 per out. upon 6,609,0001, the whole bonded debt, which would give 462,6391. as compared witb44o,oool. : beim ae addition of only 22,0001. He would still farther • lanthate the operatics of the bill by retereace to artisan, • sounties, and he would first take Lancashire, erbith bail one of the largest debts. The inbred paid by Lancashire' is - • we was KUM.. sad the. pessend paid wee 98L0/71. In wither 42.0901.- Asomdleg to eke bilileshrethehrena aria o —, Jansen would be 50,6041 hpwant, being 12.000 L ki. sir asial6e than it sow pdi oehiatarily. Under ens Oisentellthees he did not en thatidneentin had mush thelemilarineglakt, he dii net me that may bemassiier would .hp. . at isie asenrity, or that say gatepayer le nellsd upen to pay mow towards the . * rate theca he pad at propent. (Hear, bear.) , • the interest oeid was 9,6411., the principal 4,1a114 , v .13,7621. In•Oxisettlte interest was 4,8071. ; it would _,. this 101 l haws-nylpin IhiliM. • 'Skis scold be at*. • •.,. ' .''"' 0t.1.1331, bat Ibsen& cot be attended with any leigheent le earlien. date Ens:, that wee onset . • ..." UlSiillllll whisk elte debt was the smallest. it only bid to pay 1,1861., mad woad. under this bill, pay 1.618 1. . Si lad been leaked by several gentlemen what the effect of the valuation of the debt and ef the other similar measures of the plan contemplated In this bill was in six counties of