The Express. — London, England, 1858-06-18 00:00:00

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PETITIONS PERSENTED. Earl STANHO=smed • patties whist Um oaks Mike eal The chnisp of CANTERBURY and the Blimp ot LINCOLN plemind a greet ormsbrie eipeekims mid& were andorolood to be swim the ebditio• of deed-mtee. Lord BROUGHAM preeesMl • peddles complaining of the lordeidp which rometkoso mom hem Ile kW in:pos se& odor my drommaces se /*Kg= • use •• which Mir MA* W premeumatitheir doeidom cm appeal. ..11111 INDIA y9rs Or THANKS. The while be dated be bed jut Teceived from the Cloversor- Gemmel d has : Allahsted, May 11. "My Lod,--I Mae bed the honour to melee Lord Otimwerides of the UM of February, traastanting the reirintiens palmed by the Reese of Lords on the Bth of !set seenti• with reArtmes to the meployment by the UM Imile of the rumor et its °maned raz aggsseima or dr maw; is the rehieveensat of arty impeksat triumphs by the forces of her Mejeety end of the lie& La India Cempent a s m ad le the conduct of these p ==thzt ry aot mibtary , mak, Iwo =Vie& have also led Me Meese le receive per lankingle tense of the 23rd at eammeekg • resolution pawed by the Home el Lade en Mr lath of the meth, regarding the Lieutsmint. Omer of liseipL Thee smointices, together with the bake of Lied Crenwerth wed of year lordship, have bee mak pdale, sod I have foremdel le sere caw whom the Bows at Lords have distinerniehed by temp a copy of the remind= which conveys the cesemendatien. I shall have the beam to send le year lordship Mrs for the seowee which 1 may receive hem the several dimes who be.. ban flee whireemd. The ether Mops which have beset Mitat to carry wet the Irking of the Hare of Lords, se named In their lest renheiset of the Bth of February, ere dmorthad in the seekeed gawk arker of this day's date. The Hoene of Lards may be wire Met their approval of the pest ezertime of hr esty's eleveste and loyal subjects will elitnelete every men smog them le do his duty with iscresesd dove tka seri pereiverence. For myself I beg to be allowed to =ll.lte the hems, through your lordship, my respectful gratenal adahowleftwiat of the hewer which than lord taiga have coakeved upon me in marking my humble services with the high reward of their approbation. " Have the hewer le be my lards, your lordships' most deem " CLNK IN. "To t he Righ t Rea. Lord Chelmtical, C> Lord let Chemosilor, kc." PROBATE ACT AMENDMENT BILL. The ?Wiwi of its e;iiie bill wee Nand to be reed • third thee. DIVORCE ACT AMENDMENT BILL. On the - Lord ELVIS:DALE moved to insert Ste words " or Ire had" la the SEA clause, so as to render the procedure nut hot lo the two countries. Lied CIANWORT H did not object to the amandmeat as :b=terary expedient, but he thought that a distinct bill be brought to for Ireland. Lod CAMPBELL considered that the course most in secominas with modern legislation would be to create a new MOM ter to slater country. Ass eons farther conversation, Lead BBIMMDALE remartad that when the Divorce Act ,2=l", through parliament, they were told that the pro hibit tho new court would be exactly analogous to tboass their lordships' harm He found, however, ken the papers of that morning that on the previous day so Awes Mere nine unopposed petitions for divorce had ell lon granted. He did not believe that the court could have hen as careful against collusions, and those other drama- Mows ',air* which their lordships need so strictly to geed. Lord CAMPBELL said the Lord Chief Jaadce of the Common Pleat had presided oa the imareion referred to, and ha was satisfied that then had been no abuse of the court. 1 dCHANWORTH woaldaemiad their ioidThip:tem what the wart Int cease tato operation there wee • large Mier el ores la sneer of persose trite ware too poor to bays themstvee the old procedure. lt, however, k @Mehl meeertesseily tura oat that the proem large =o ber of vas met ineeptlonal, then he (Lord Cranworth) maid may say that the bill would have bean a great public Weft lord REDESDALE drifted any person whatever to pt time' sine cases in a single day, and yet take du pre• smoke against collusion. Uri GREY was understood to 'sprees a fees lag cam &NU 004188 before the court with regard to which thin was NOME latirested in seeing that no colluaion had bps pseu- Lod CAMPBELL bellowed that a tasJority of the oases idid ea Taistlay were come of bigamy. smamdasat tie %ben aped to, and some minor aka rations were also made fo the bill. LAW OP FALSE PRETENCES AMENDMENT ACT. Tide b pawl atop massaittma THE SLAVE TRADE AND THE SPANISH TREATY. The Bishop of OXFORD said he roes, paroled to the wile he had given, to present a petition to their lordships ken the inhabitants of the parish of Bt. Mary, in the Wand ef imam It stated that in 1314 a treaty was entered into bow= Gnat Main sad Spain for the abolitioa of ths slave Med% be that in dim of the treaty sad antoseese Made the bode in Nieves was still carried aa by flealith anigisse, sad the peitisern prayed that their lordships MOW take sash trues as to thee shoed seem meet to meet Bpain to fulfil the treaty. He cot diked that we were booed to see that this evil was depped, and that the canditions of the.. treaties wore at tweed. Ws wen bound to this coarse, drat of all by oar duty to oar colonists In the West India Islands, beams by that act, which he should always stigmatise as unjust, by which the duty on sugar from slave and free countries was equalised, we had entered into an obligation with our colonise that they should not be called up= to coaipete with countries whisk imported slave I. the meth of treaties. Again, the people of this country were taxed to • great amount to main lee • on the coast of Atria to intercept the sheersT a n r :s c a noble use to which to apply money; but Ibf ited no right to do that, and at the lame time to allow by of does the evil to to created. There was hers en insenseency in die country which went far to damage sec Yes name, sad id other mations to suppose that we hal seen ether secret =dye for maintaining the squadron an the east of Miss, beers they said if oar real sidled nag Is step the dans bade why did we ear • state Mks SOB le Mg\ in sir Wm and violate treaties ? There r!••!.° 1 . 1 "•! , fr° 2l . l2 °T!'l warkliTik4!* N o nation ha a right is roderierie the channiameTi er f the afflicted sad the Adak her the labour sad thr . We had se right le pee eingeass forward to the ea u tz prawn et the rove kale Wir wa were pregared and Wipe so dandier tigatise for int ouppreerea warmer athei bed 11•411 with aa. mg. wao another view of the W het te which it vet ithieirs hot to allude. Remember for a rails ."mast the wellies et this Wind of Cuba with re gard tea great orighbearfart country, the United heir, and or hew Wettable it was that the condition of things which we had ei iseg grand to ear wet add to the dearer of Wale hair sod batik are Web right end most tut =Bansubir that the pee* et that wary an the ef birth that they We our own bleed for the or, gar emu *Way for the moliwel Wow and tho no. Ural flag ; resmalter that re cord sot carry cm the spew how which we we hid we were carrying on, If sot with the Air of that nation at bow with Wpm riling radar the hag el that arnica, WOW nothing helowy—rigesatber tits worth' star ef M Mgr of rank and re hew with welt a heft" the bremporeaso ef a Aisle etwarther in raying see he the riptht we *Wag of Wag wbobir a ship was or yes set entitled to carry the Werira lege—.r bow tbla We of things Walt Wry* aU laacemeas Wu. He said a camera . berate • woo heaven this country and the United DWI weird he fatal to tho adranorisait of human gash to dr eiremenseat or anything like Wiwi Math, le the alleeweeent et anythW i licird end the Wire of mai& Bat Cuban be obrothrtheraj ana glat . In Ware el t be • to var. UM :rvord Wier G — Zwiple .. or by i ch by Wag Ur Wow% hal Ward thr gereweet to Wait the dew beds ht that rant? If Spar ward ect ap to the is to glee to thew *More the liberty which, walla Wry, they wwid sew word take away all deli" TI4I sow erred ban orrrti — d abl aperto of the United three to MUIR Cuba tor w orm purposes of the haeollea We WI, therefor, this way a call which so whin seri paribly diargard. We ewe bawd la the leered tad la the We of the weld, to war thine bathe go to be a deed letter, s sad lezelni ear gernming to we wry mere at IS. te Nerd Or corkerailai "wrimient of Spain faith he Width Glasr, ther.) Lard BROUGHAM oil it Wall he ranteabired that high hati reethed ty beit • Whoa of mow me a son elderalka war late thaso tradir, obi" he ba ilie right waread Wed bed l=tt i ldkare wider--the herd of war with the Untied Mew Wish re welded by While" win Spia se dge up I. honso:r Wryer wori. no fee bell wid th bithe thole ithrbigo their bslsg berned in ask bob, rid WI wo be woodal this wigning. Therm wail WI the alinellea weiree!gwent. of the Spmith 'wigwam*, af MOM 11P.IMMINI LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, .TUNE 18, 1858. to the bounden duty of them all to stop the slave trade. It wee sometimes add that the United States bad ea interest in the slave trade. They bad no lateral in it; not one of those states imported slaves. If the system of corruption which prevailed in the Cuban government were pat ma end to—and that might be &ae— ons of the greatest didloalties is the settlement of the = wadi be rammed, molar as regarded title country end We oX; M be perieMly candid with our Ameri can bream& emit sot allow the right of search during poem, it, the right if march wsa belligerent and 'tr imly unknown in time of peace. The law of Wine not only dtrdered that the right of march did not edit mg* ftiew war, bat it elated Oast there is ao Mimes Whew ens ebb sad analbir—that the semitret state has the ems I..kLobject to tire /Waleson It *ewes powered by or Aneertra. bed no beelistim la Pr = irted thermal= vivid 'maturity he mLI ar ranged, sad it mead be arranged the men milleketarily the more we kept up a limift intereenne with wham we had to continue the &melon. That the 'seam might be smu t Win by Stela ca ll ed upon to de , hr deity sod obligations, wee a contrunamtlein dkotostly to t ribna irldiod. He could not conclude his smocks without Welly redwing to a matter which had noentlj embed was nieweriem Thin could be so doubt that the iw trade wee amid on wader the colour of exporting or aurybeg tree aggress, as they wen called, same the Atlantic. (Hear, bear.) Ia a recent case, ova of a °ergo of 3.50 not Ire then $l6 died in the mane of is days, and eveatttally the peer newer who remained rose yea tho crew and murdered the when if them except ans. Reel ORBY—KUIed. Lord BSOUGHAIII said his noble Abed was pathway right The wpm • Med" the whole mew math ems men ; end enure parties Win aimeth to nom , of tie mo =("Beth, beer," sad alawith) Be Wheel a pest heil hen thinaltted by sew oat babes lath sae =aka abilbliddel • biker abbe , 0011S1111111iseekm ouname smiths African eldeh some Owls= were MOM Cl path ewe* end power, and wholly append to the sieve Prods, la upon it with abhorrence, sad whiting to see metal embniese greatliz a tended. Bmt belsed of =4=l: c hit nemthe esubrees bed W easgest te the psalm wkkh W been presenisd, be thought the pee* el Jambe bed • mob jest rand el complaint, end killed that tide cam plebe would not be overlooked. (Bear, heir.) The Earl of DULNESS El KT, who was very bilelinctly bard, after complimenting the right rev. relate es the hereditary feeling with which he bed eldreesed their lard ships is the subject, said be whited ether melbas task IS great an interest in it as the pimple Cl We mat y. Bed he regretted to say that we were nes aided se we could wish to be sided by other flatboat, end Oh 111101111118 et the great dint colds, with which we had b seminth inirt rev. pre late had with greet jukes blamed the goverament for its asthma bemire of ad etheitles to the natives of Africa If el the BMW bath mikes by the Beath thrrertement le were MOM together be believed th ey would shoed dm. this bob, to Cuba. (Inlet Beer, that the hese," sad a Unix) It mead not be fair to Anse which bed lam pines was the fault of the Mich goveremenk Ad he Ihaealt it to Mate that when dthe mltheir rah* mehrtraeleb, bthl led deb Idabel Mw ises 0 221 to bar , both S hed tibia a mow the meth Medi In the w world b overcome—that et wise Nalthmse. The eight rev. pre late meet neollest Uri abb.! mleihke maid not athrely sot tapes Atone heft. width he penemed as an Boglith bib The haw Cl ear =Mr 1111 D did not mew the better in the some right, mad wb din not take the same abet bone es theethele, met be eilkaded to, and • minister we ilea math be act with the Agar be might otherwise be disposed to emblee. A great eebnelita of feeling had tuba place with respect to the peleciple al slavery itself ; bat thin was not a gencral aroma en the prieciple laid down by the noble and learned het. No doubt we had no right in time of pease, atmerding to inter oedema law, to carry oat the tight Cl search ; bat Were might be established a sort Cl ben police. Some Ert.bad refused to admit that t, esmeting that suspicion should a ship carry Amebae flag be beaded or detained inapt at the of the parties so 'maw sad bombing her An attempt had been made to Alba gran all civilised nations some kind of agreement by whisk all °Seim might know exactly how far they should go fa case Cl eteepl&s, and be protected is mess of mistake. I. that we bed be anticipated by the heath govern:mat, who laid down this law, that in time of peas no French ship should be detained or earthed, or boarded, but that certain forms should be gob through without detaining her, which to a metals bet vvereryy small extent would enable them to ascertain her satieWlty and her right to carry the big. He could sot admit the position laid down by the Antietam Weber, makes k Amid be fortified by the opinions of the law advisers of her Majesty's but he bed pee it le that gmernimme, L'Firt A 11141101131 deg was to have print heermdty, every ebbe and every slaver is the face of the am would carry that flag and no other, thee dishenonrbg that country and prostituting its flag to the west tad basset pur pose.. (Hear, hem.) Be thought it very dethable that an omen police should be formed—that there sheet be some agreement among states as to how he they Amid be allowed to go for the purpose of asortalniag a vespers metienality. Prom the oonvoreationa he bed had with the AnlifiClll Minister in this country, and also from the observations con- Weed in an able paper mitten by Omeral Cass, he was not without strong hopes that some arrangement of that kind would be corm to with the United Bmtes, which would give the officers of both countriee the mean of verifying • deg without rimming the risk of giving °deem He thought thslr lordships would not require him to go Into the genteel =foal attending suppresetos of tie slave As he had mid before, the Eugliah Minister war often unable fully to carry out his sentiments, was obliged to defer to some respects to the opinion of other,. He thought we had committed a great mis take in sending a squadron to the Cuban Tahoe Instead of the African coast. He had been intoned by Admiral Fonshavre, who was about to take the command of the Mr diternmeati Best, that at the beginning of the R 61114.11 war the slave trade was nearly extinguished—that in the drat year of his command on the African coast his squadron cap tured 64 seen, that in the following year they captured 54, and that In the third year the number was reduced to two or three. He was followed by Admiral Bruce, who stated that the number was iallniterintally small. But during the Roa st= war the gainer part of our squadron was withdrawn from the African meth sad in the course of those two years the slam Weds made emitlwable programs. He bad already rifiried Is the saran of litchse which had been written is Spas, who, not Withi the imistamo she had re ceived Born this country, had not evinced the least gratitude. The thipienee and hare of Spain with regard to Caba were always abashed to the United Stun ; and it had been the policy of this comer, to defend that Wand against any hoe tile Menem Bet he did not hesitate to say in his place in that house that If ftnie should *aglow to show the utter want of principle-1M Mee and base ingratitude—which she had always displayed lower& this country, she must expect amity to is itheingsd for Indianian, end instead of our taking her part she nest expect to walk whatever con signing's might arm Ban her rindeta. (Hoar.) With reopen is the sem to which the =Me aid horned lord (Brougham) bad rimed, the then win as he had stated them During the aimmos of the °spells and a portion of the mew the ressaiaing portion were killed, with the steep doe alms ir.dividath Aa English vessel having hoard of the Mootttof, aimed the thaw, who gave herself upp with out init em 4 resistense. She was taken into the waters. The Emma entliceltios claimed the ship, and took ' her oat lithe Month waters. It appeared that we ems act *tilled in Wag this slaw tote the Liberian MINIM without a order at resides hors the anthirides. Whaerver "and than may be Is between Minis and Ss Pro m& government, aid her Majesty's t had witting to do with the mgr. It would {ornament _to French gammon* against the seen they were }arming, which, although it ap peared is be a synths of immigration, could only be consi dered a renovel of the sine wide. (Hoar) The Earl of CARLISLE engrossed his horror at the system of slavery carried on in Cuba, of which he had been aclzwitaess. Its sappreseisa of the gave trade mast be on with rearenie to changes and dionmehthess. Core should be taken not to nosed the links of it, wen-defiant rights and duties, nor to interthro with the giniesi rights of others. But he felt bound to rapists kis opinjoa that, in the keg run, the pm* of this coestry, who bad done so mach for the sappreemon of the slave nods, would net adopt a retrograde mum ; end be rejokod to he that thee* wee a premed of • satisfactory solatios of the dispute between this emc2and America (Heir.) WOLEHOUSB mid, however much it might have been our duty to pet on ad to the slave trade, he doubled whether It was wise to embark in a speculation for aoppemilog the slave trade, es amid on in the ships of ether sonsdrim But having done so, lea did an mean to spay that they might sow to abandon that 100118. He rejoiced tolaw of the mans which had been tans with regard to the UMW ones, and bed SD ditto grit the greatest ea had sword In the Animism papers as to =a i r been dens try the (Mom of Mt IniONIN The LA of CARLISLE Withal santion la any nes mem mina supproes she slave theta, but believed that IssimA, whisk bed thaw so smelt to east it, would error sensint to a ronogrode paliey on emnikes. Lard WODEIIOUeII otonowd idler *elm S. doodeed whether ibe peke, tratedwireg with Amiga dotes erigi=oe sa =l . bereft berm it, it shesld sot ho Earl OZNY eittiboted tits doweeme kedgeree task with Akira, end the wird el the Indis la Mem, Minty to the asks& of the gweemosols of Pram owl tie treltod &am Is dole; with der haw rem, he advised pro worthe whit the greeket wed= sod kattewwww• That • g nat nooks Ike Tema shoed lewese_ atio e•eo dreier me dada tee dlogreeetal to be behreik Ito pod ded Ike dig el ere aims es hoard the s otto ship wart Ilek OPUS, but herd Lamle would brought bee die gond. Tim led of ABIRDIEN deseethed the lasirsedres mar wide Os belie nava diem saki, they vow sanctioned by tb American government, end if they had not reoently been changed he could not understand how any out rages could have been committed. He belie►ed there would be Do Micah, in coming to a eatiabotaty enplaned= an the TY Berl el HARDWICKE thought it possible the cams might hem exceeded their duty, and might not be as="6oo from blimps is the matter. 104110 further ocevereatka the petition eras ordwed to See■ the taldia tad their lordships adjmnisd. THE OATHS BILLS —ADMISSION OF JEWS TO ------ - - - - - PA Lord Dlilf ILAht isgoind what weave it was proposed to Ora with rapid to the Lords' the Oaths RE4 to which the Comma had wee Winded le mil the bill book to the with on is emotion that Car lordships add wpw their sinwsd kirsmoisiew walla it wee propoesi te WM mil seer their Asides W bow as the two idle taro dad Lord Loess ail Lard f The of= l /WICK E redid that ter Moiety's e W wastatts wee we it the bows to C i rr ult illt War this thawdess. 8o as' as tag owe ocw esed they wwe theism that the bill should p doss to the 00110001 GA 0001 as male. Lad Rit emin held that the proper course wee to wed 00 bel to the Cownwee, heti which mg po- CMlar • saga to sews, wed OW astais of ' Ws be enleetsisell sail the hill width bad bees shag widdrea by both Isowas ww direed oL Lard STANLEY of ALDERLIY to mast bask the bill with the romosso th rZr It=re Vas adhering to thdr atosothends rata they had oonsidered the other two ea determised how hr they could adopt thew The East ALMES S BIIRY weeklered the 'sore sewn was Se beagle at MOO I. th e Comma wad mot caws* to abeam their Than wth within to proofed their and Whig the ether two bins afterwards. Bari O LB ,as agates last wad be more esayrolest to ded with the sad having delersied what they wsearwi d rit = w a r ne which had be.. herasta to wad boa the ether bin le the 0110111K00 with the mews fir thaithise dw awendawnis. The LORD CHANCELLOR reedwied their lordships that timbal by. imp majority lehemieeit vet Is egoism to any mown be admitting Jews to peahment, end sot to ease* to any segesense ; bet if after as then was to be a camaceee, it emit sorely to prowed from the otter bows The Inger 00110 WY to send back the bill with the forward say s' wad died if way able lord chose brigter ms by whisk the diliksoity might to be wronged, it would be congetest flor Ida lo do so. Lea STANLEY of ALDERLEY observed that the com trbed already bees offend in the two bills which the attle lords mesas bad laid upon the table. (" No.") O ho the eyed et these bills wee to 'sae this losreos holed quiise—(heer t ism) —eed to and be* the e th er bill ths Cleanses 'with the wren Ist saw* uts the eieend ietettk IMO dm ha decided spout Whet ahead be dose with the bills which bed beta initiated in thdr lordships' bows for settling the cation, would scarcely be a cowman* 001016. VisConnt DIJNIIANNON vas opposed to my compromise in the matter, *aft upon priadpie to admittiag Jews into pinhainest. Tbe conversed= dm dropped. Their icedships sdkannod at halt-past 8 o'olock. HOUSE OF OOKKONIL—TarasDAY, Jinn 17. GOVERNMENT OF INDIA. (Casdamed from yostorday's lizprus.) The Clirtnen was ordered to report the resolution. to the house, sad leave wee given to the Chancellor of the Eschopter Lebec In a bill founded oa the TOBOhltialla, The house rspumed, end almost immediately adjourned until 6 o'clock Tee ItonTioraranaad et of o'clock. MR. COMMISSIONER HARGREAVES. Ia reply to Bir IL Puri, Mr. WHITSSIDII said that a amber et geatlerees br ing stated to his that the borers of barter ander the yaw lOU floe the Tale et orate, word be Urge, sad that it wee thidr dere that the *Mr Jr. et the sort (Yr. Har graves) should be ririeC It wee the Jawed= of the govenumr. as far r be cord eseerlda their Werra, to Tatra the arrow at re thirdjodige, es ha beard there would be • rest resew at briars fa the art wart SALE OP ARMY COIIIIIIBIRONS. _ Laid Efitslll:llY — w — hite - ii to Ws Theearnetry of State for War whether the Cemeador-ta-Chief had the ppoower to Mead the ode, oa the pub* acierant,ol meth com eaieeteae in the army as were at prat dleptead of at the Henn aGeminwithouti PIE ear i e r that do Cleeweanehr-in-Chief had no potter to direct the sale of mg enendiwieno without the sanction and authority of the Beirotery he Wet. NAVAL SMALL Akita. U.. H. BintiiiiiirwiZ;il;Lli6ilest Lord of the Admiralty whether, wing that the marines end small-arm Mof the American navy were armed mth breech-loading riles, by which each man could fire three dram for once from ea opponent armed with the old weapon, any steps had been takes to place the naval forces of Oreat Britain on an equality with those of America. Sir .1. PAKINOTON said he entirely concurred in the spirit of the het. pstlemaa's question, that the marines and semen of As navy should be armed In the most *active mange, end that any improvements made in other countries In this newt might not to be neglected. No breech-loading Abe hat ben rivet out, but trials were going on, sad the resit et those trials was, that some modifications of the =s;iirettid be amosseary. He could aessnre the that the government were attending to the THE INDIAN RESOLUTIONS. The reportZih;lnTiiiiitri;orutioi;;;WbrOught up and *Wood to. Lord STANLEY brought in the Government of ladle (No. 3) &U--(laughter)—which was raid a drat time, and ordered to be nod a mooed time an Thursday neat. PUBLIC BUBINRBB. In may to 84 TI.-1:1-iiiiitt,- . The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said it was not his intention to take committor of eupOy to-morrow (thia day). The Public Debt Bill would be the ere order with f to-movrew, after whieh the Landed Estates Ireland) would be pr oceeded with. He also wished to state that be shield give every !milky for discussing the Galway Didreaoltiesniut Bill to-rearow. COMMISSIONERS FOR THE EXHIBITION OF 1851 BILL. On the order for the sicasidresT&, of this bill, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER entered Into • full explanstios el the made with the commiseinews which tt w the ob set of the bill to carry out. He elated that the Royal Cmendisianens her the Exhibition in 1861 found themselves le pteneeke ef serplus fund which under their chorter they wars bead to apply to the encouragement of the arta sad shine, sod expla in ed the manner la which the government bed be brftgbt into a kind of partnership with the cemmisdeners be giving effect to this object, and the eabernmemeto width lad bees the result of the interference d pentesesnt. The bill wan i n t en ded, be odd, to determine Ude pertamea upon the following teens:—that : —that the capita eldeb bola ad wauotnl4l the government, 177,8001, should be email by the Oemainiensn, with the aMities of bolt the nut other poem& noeived dogleg the interval, lasklag r. th• momi dabout 182,0004 1110011 wiled to engem bb selideodoe at beer tog that the Ate of the Nallorl Geary yam sot to be domed. Tho emeouseneent wade, resottei iff the pub& irlde the all ailokoehm• II in aaoselsa wee avniovel ta p s ntaglia rick attgli be able to aday it, but tbe mat *sat al polio improvement would be eathay defeated. Mr. SPOONEII, holoosionted to pat Ms same on the bin, bet wises dm gel tti s memaittee he mould move an amend most to the mend deem, to get rid of the partnership alto- Cat. He wadi awe to eared the public money gosolotiut dat mai odmoo. He thought all thane moieties shod& its WS ouggottlitg. 11r. ILINNAIRD woo surfeited to hem that rarely the mat advised vas he be soil, although the load had doubled sod tesitod is vales. - Tha Chanoellor of the Ex- tthagsr s et itela how Th e nth. th e be it om undenclood that it was by the sale at poetise of He Isn. He thought it would b. much Meer if the preemmeet took • potion of the land In ex- Sege of the shim Tiny bed great difficulty in obtaieing Soo for pommel and ot not to lobe this opportunity. He what giving all the des es of tier base side. Yr. PALL sr against the dictum of the him non b ir p ar wegou dm they ought not to motribute to theptothe of gelosert: he believed that their ex terW t the tade and promote the wolfs ef the iminlelme Hie great welt would be to me sil the eilleothes entralied, md he did think that with the prosol ef mires% soon Sting to pan of Ion" Implen would be sand eneneX As the portomilip se new to be dished, Ite Mien they wenn ded %Mg en ipmenely with the al Vl Cknotio dome ind mot them in any Mr. ALCOCK ihought that er r oneregommt Inn we. about to be eine mon Sold be bed to the feet the the Soo of the WA in bonmeed NOlll9Ol. to 100,0001. lane wen that dint imam whin bed been paid by the Tionery for that ostee end the freld nee It druid be reimbursed to the lad 'Wag. Ho ber e le dm tbe glom lotion of the to be • an Lord RUSSELL SS& the boa mune br Wor n:ten wee mean" b Mt dew Ma sped to the sin dame of this bill. Then wee • pert the pasi elikik woo peahen on wormy eledned foot two eterom, one nig • great from pellareast, red the other, money collated el the Coped Pelmo The be.. member sir Ai set toped Nth Boyd Chemins's to be ompailsi to give op to in oleio ie iutd win we par don with w F entrueti to Imo ; yet If lb. lead IMO Els me tho MN geed et that wend be the nen Whether rip dig ulish amid h• (Stamped la. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. purchased by the Comnimioners, or that part of it should be left as it was by the 2nd clause, was a queotion worthy of em aideratka; bat whatever was done should be fair towards the Connaierionen as rspesenyting the public. He thou the arrangement proposed by the Chantelktr of the Exche quer was a perfectly fair oat As regarded the money voted for the buildings, it should be remembered that there was now a most usefid museum, which belonged to the public. Mr. J. LOCKE said he bad, like his hoc. friend the sregaber ter Warwickshire, been rather misled as to the object of this bdß. He oertalnly thought that the object was the entire dimalution of the partnership between the Cando stoners and the state ; bat it now appeared that that was not the case. Under the proposed arrangement parliament would neither get any interest for the money advanced nor share in the increased value of the land. He thought due bast ooaras would be for the Commissions* to take the whole of ths barldings their islands, the project being a Royal Commission project on , and not a prqen at the state. Mr. H. DRU MIiOND said wherever the subject et buildings for national purposes wee ellienseed there was slways great confusion as to the objects for which they were The Boyd Commksimershad node the blunder of =together two things than which none could be more , science and art. (Laughter.) In science every thing was capable of demonstration, In art nothing was capa ble of demonatratke ; in science the country bad a direct intend, because it was profitable to the community at Take, for example, the buildings erected in Piccadilly for the advancement of geology. That was undoubtedly the best school of mines in the country, and was of im mense practical important,. But what had that to do with art, and why wee art mingled with it ? The mischief was that people who got a reparation—he did not know why—for ovikaftg art, were enabled to com mit some grievous bleeder at the public expense. They ought alicgsthsr to septette the bandies' approptiated to mimes from thine appropriated to art. After some feather discussion the bill was read a *mooed time. JOINT STOCK COMPANISS ACTS AMENDMENT BILL. The Muss than went Into coinmitiss on the above bill. The SOLICITOR-GENERAL explained the objects of the bill, which were to give additional force to the bill of bet year for the oompulaory winding•np of joint-stock com panies. On clause 20, which provided for the prosecution of delin quent direckm Hr. NALINS remarked that there ought certainly to be a imple and inexpensive mode of proceeding against direc tors who had been guilty of declaring fictitious dividends, or midst fraudulent reports. It as. a diagram to the jab ot the country that the prosecution of the Bora grlttr a llank directors should have cost 10,0001. At the same time he was unwilling to entrust liquidators with the &Isolate power of deciding whether there should be a prose cution or not. It would too frequently happen that they would be disposed to institute prosecutions with a view to obtaining costs rather then beingisg delinquents to joints, and he would therefore sug g est that no prosecution should take pine without the previous consent of the court under whose authority the company was wound up. Sir R. BETRELL said no amass was incurred in the Royal British Bank one beyond what was really necessary. He concurred in the suggestion of the hem end learned member for Wallingfral, that no priseoallon should take piece without the anent of the cant. After some remarks from Kr, B/LAZIAT Hooke and Kr, Alums, The SOLICITOR-GENERAL said attention had already been called to this branch of the sMect by the hon. and learned member for the Tower Ha . That hon. and Learned member proposed that the court should direct the liquidators to Institute prosecutions, alter the manner of the Bankruptcy Commiesioners, where fraud came out against a bankrupt. That wee a suggestion well worthy of attention, and it Mould receive at another stage of the bill. In the meanwhile he would amend this claim by making it read thus . " It shall be lawful for the liquidators to prosecute with the previom sanction of the court." The clause to amended was agreed to. Clams 21 was struck out. The remaining clauses were agreed to, and the house having roamed, the bill was ordered to be remand to- MOITOW. TsirMs, Ac., of Britieh Sabjects Abroad Bill was reed a weed time, with the understanding that It should be dia. meek on the order for going Into commutes. Certain Charity Bills, brought from the Lords, were read a woad tizse. - The Clerk of Petty Sado= (Ireland) Bill and the Nisi Prins Court (Ireland) Bill pissed the same stage The Durham County Palatine Jurisdiction Bill passed through committee. UNIVERSITIES (SCOTLAND) BILL. Mr. COWAN, Kr. BUCHANAN, end Mr. DUNLOP having =to the government to g un some longer time to con bill in ita amended form, its commillel ves pest paned till Monday. PCBLIC HEALTH BILL. On the motion for going into committee on this bill, Mr. PALK mid he should like to know what was the Asa of this bill, whether it was for the purpose of trans ferring the sanitary powers of the Board of Health from the =beard to bor oal boards ; re-constituting the old of Health, which had been condemned so frequentlyby that house. He should not object to give the board arbitrary Lwarato meet such a case of as the visitation of cholara, or the pollution of the Thames, the stench from which wee so great that he understood it was cow pieined et by all the members who visited the library of the home that day. (Hear, hear.) Bat he did not think such powers were necessary for localities in the country. The third clause gave power to the Privy Conned to direct such inquiries from time to time as they should think fit with regard to the public health. But what then? There wee no power to do anything more; and he wished to know whet was the object of the clause. Then the fourth dense pro vided that a medical officer should be appointed at 1,6001. • year. What were to be his duties and how was he to find time to perform them Boehm that he would be • person in the practice of his profserion Mr. ADDERLEY said this bill had nothing to do with the government of town', but was every simple measure, the main object of which was to provide for the emergency of an epidemic ; and he trusted that the house would be allowed to go ru iAto committee, that they might diem* the &tells of the The home that wog Into committee on the bill. On clause 4, Mr. PALK moved to omit the latter portion of the clause, which related to the appointment of a toadied °Sew. Mr. JOSEPH LOCKE said the clause gave the Privy Council the power of fixing the salaries, and took from this house the power over the puree. He thought the bill should not be passed in this locos manner. If this portion of the clams went not at m& out, he should move that the chairman report progress. Lord DUNCAN end Mr. JACKSON objected to the clause. Mr. 8. ESTCOURT thought that if they raterved to par liament I. determine what the salary should be, they reserved to it anfilciett power. Mr. GILPIN objected to giving the authority to the Privy Council. Many members who took an interest is the bill were &beat, and he thought it would be better to report F r a IIONSELL supported the clean; no expenditure would Mks place nadir it without the sanction of parliament. After some further discumloa, Mr. COX moved that the chairman report program. The committee then divided. Per speedos programs 32 Maui l4O-1011 Mr. WALPOLE said the powers pupated to be is., by the roma Mil were semowbst thee the power width now said* hat to eider le obviate the objesions which had been reds hi manse to alter the latter pert of the = as se to ealmeiss pp of e perettoest 'Mow, wise Amid be empassred to =AU a teraprery •p -polatsmate, the reneseratket of which Atrial bs fludby Met Tneem Alter a few p. words from Lord DUNCAN, Mr. ATITON, Mr. P Mr. O'Betex j sad some other hon. members, the t, ouppeted by Mr. WALPOLI, Wee adopted, sad the dimes, me siseaded, woo agreed to. The ressidahag clauses sad the preamble wore then agreed to, sad the chairmen wsporied proems. The Juries (Ireland) Bill and the Treasbr of lasi Bill wen reed • wooed time. The adjourned debate on going into ocessebase ea the Galway Freemen's Disfranchisement Bill was postponed, after some dismission, till Tuesday next, at the twain the Chancellor of the Exchequer &slag that day that the question might be fairly discussed. The County Management Bill passed through committee. INSURANCE AND ASSURANCE INSTITUTIONS BILL. Oa the notion for rasaZi tie adjourned debate or this bil l. G. A. HAMILTON thought that cossidsrlag the greet Jenrette 'evolved le this bill. then was no chases of 1 ulnas it this rebus, sad on the undentandiag that the bill wee not to be promoted with this essioa he would car stet to uses day nut month being eared for dim swing the 1110111111116 Mr. SHIRMAN unsplatesd that this mar was again to le postponed, bet In ameyeed _repeeittes of the se reuse& and oared el• 7.1111 Jelly it the Mosession. The tearer wee eceordie& WILLS OF BRITISH Preen ABROAD. Sir R. BETHELL obtained leave to brig la • bill to arced she law In Maths to the wills of Britt& sobisets dying whilst midget Area& The DOI was read • err thee ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE. Sir R. BETH/ LL also obtained leave to te • bIB is mist the sdiehtistrattot of Judos by affording better sires for ascartalatog the law of other ountrise ha oars where quetione r to each law row The bill was reed • ant thee. ART UNIONS ACT AMENDMINT. Mr. W. EWART brought le • bill to mod the sot he *etpet Woes. wee pod • Int dew The hems eillemsel et twisty netsuke peat 1 welsh. MR. BABNY AND TILE ZEBRA. After a successful tour in the north, Mr. Rarer has moan returned is London, and yesterday received en exceedingly numerous circle of is pupils and admirer@ to the Hiding-house, Kinnerton-street. If the popularity of the great horse-tamer go on at the present rate he will soot have to enlarge his arena, as it was with great difficulty that eves standiag room was found during yesterday's lecture. The ladies mustered exceedingly strong, not oaly filling the quarter epistolic allotted to them, but overflowing into the other portions of the theatre, and, all through the low lesson, paying the most marked attention to the Seim. Whether it was the admiration which the fair sex are knows to teal for that noble animal the bone, or some vague nodes that the system might be applied to domestic pnepaeeq that brought the ladles In such crowds to vitae's ktr. R mode of subjugation we =mot tell, but certain R: ' gat they formed • clear moiety of the &adieus and did not boo of the • IWO OM of t isteeestlei and charieteriatie reined. tobsevr. That the system is rapidl ground dillt the pub& was evidenced by the y fu l l= numbers of guidon= won premed hem the practises and eves from Inroad, who had war Um journey, to Loners he the =pus wpm al steeergag yestesdayre Imam OE Gomm us Itrsery operant= =old be eeoosnidleeppee without Crider beat mese= to wise, aad amo~y Cruiser was introduced st the ceesseemenest of Uzi _pmessdises, and mods Ids bow to the =deem with the dulls poitte esi of a pupil who had newly flaished hie educadon. He was eery meek tweed in audition, lie form being ea road en a glesSL a tth a immignik Misdeal bright , bi naL,:i the t &eh whit which be wee west to grooms licemboys; sad his seat =bend ag=se showed that all hi s old prtodices iv ths so el the currycomb had bum occaphtely removed. In short, Creme is now a peaceful, medal, inotatika mesa her of moiety. He might be warranted to cony • without risk to the interests of the church, and if hettS possibly be kernassed to a perambulator there would he leis chance d oxidant at the sudden appearance of a red cost than sometimes imppees with the present means of proud- Mon. Cruiser is now nearly as thoroughly Remy as Reny himself, and may open a school of his own as soon as he l When Cruiser bad retired, his place wu taken by our fried the zebra—no longer the fleece untameable animal cf the first lesson, making frantic attempts to crunch his immense wooden bit, screaming likeasuperannuated soprano, or fling tog his heels wildly about es ' he thought the air were fille& with cotters' heads. The zebra had in the interim been tee school, he had been " coached " with unremitting attention, sad was now ready to god or ;or his "great go,' se • thoroughly situated imam The audience had, pro bably for the Best time in the ef to. world, the Ow 'ars of oesbag this proverbiallr untameable animal quietly ridden into the arena by Mr. Ram's groom end tandem Moat ea amiably as if he were the pet mule of the Arch of Toledo. He walked, he trotted, he ambled, as it from Ms balsam trained to the saddle, and althouugh hs wee fitly vocal on ono or two occasions when asked to repeat certain portions of his performance, such as tumbling down at • Sod, and pointing his four feet simoltaneoualy to the roof of the bdld his ejaculations were but the faint sighs of a diecomolate ho'res, as compared to the hurricane of yens whirls bed Merited the earlier stages of his career In the pur suit of knowledge under difficulties. It is true, he did let fly his heels just once as he was retiring to his stable, but it wee done In an airy, gentle, sort of manner—there was no harm in it—it might have been the reminiscence of a dancing lesson, or done merely by way of exercise. It was a harmless gambol, and, amealally when observed from the right aide of the barrier, bad nothing in it which could create alarm in the bona' of the most timid. But there were evidences on his beautiful skin that the struggle between the steed and his master had been &me. Mr. Rum informed us that he had had more trouble with this one pupil than all the four-footed animals that had ever been placed under his are. He had, he said, been told that the zebra was =tameable, that the naturalists and moos had all said so, and that what they said must be time. But he did not we a fig for either one or the other— ha had never reed a word of their learned dualp tlane Lord Lyndhurst, be believed that a difficulty meant • thing to be and having already imoosided in training • pair of elks to w quietly in harness, he de- Seabed to try what he could do with the zebra, all the anthoriq of Buffos and Curter, and Goldsmith's "Ani mated Waters," notwithstanding. When the zebra was first introduced into the academy his mode of proceeding on any one metering his stable was, that to spring to the top of the net, seize the cross-beam with his teeth, and hang ens panda in that position, while he kept his feet fees to destroy anyone who should dare to approach him. His first lemon was of four hours' duration, and gave more trouble than the Seizing of four hundred homes, but at the end of it the whole of Ida asters seemed changed, and he received his subsequent Waft la great comparative patience sad tranquillity. And upoa OW foot Mr. Huey reasons, with great show of pro bability, that there is nothing more absurd than to take • thing for granted when we have an opportunity of putting It to the test of experiment. His theory respecting the zebra, es expressed he his own quaint language, is that Ioll3e " muff" hating once tried the animal, and failed in teaching him, immediately wrote a book to , prove that he was on =usable, and that all the other ' muffs" in the world—a rather numerous population, by the way—bad received the book as gospel ever since. But Mr. Raney himself cares little for the literature of his profession. Had all the books in the Alexandrian library treated of horseflesh, he would not very severely have censured the Caliph Omar for his conflagration. His coarse of study has been pursued amongst the wild horses of the prairies, and It has been rather a severe one, too, for he Intones us that he has had every bone in his body broken at one time or another except ing his right arm, which final fracture, we "appose, he re serves to give fele to his benefit. He took the wild animal in hand with his usual courage and patience and perseve rance, and in the short space of time that Intervened between yesterday's lecture and Its predecessor, during which time ha gars him only four lemons, he succeeded in transforming him from the yelling, lambing demon of the first period, into the peaceable, obedient, docile quadruped we saw yesterday, quiet in saddle or harness, and ad 'nimbly adapted to give a novel effect to our civic ceremonial, by carrying the Lord Mayor at the head of the leanest promision. But as we before observed, thislatuly result was not brought about without a seven There wen marks yeaurda_y on th e beautiful hide tram . _ cared a stern resistance. The zebra had fought hard for his traditional repateam, but is vain. He had at last loud his muter, and henceforth must, as Mr. Rare y rather inem redly expressed it, become as tame as a donkey, adding one more to the list of the four-footed servants of man. After tlte iilollll of the day, namely, the complete training of a hitherto unbroken Aboo. The bores was a fine two-year-old, the property of a gentleman prosiest, who vouched her his ignorance of the emus* ; but thls wart hardly necessary, as any one could see, from Ms wild, startled look when he found himself suddenly In the memo of a large compsny, that be had not had much experience either of stables or bridles. When intro duced, this colt was se thoroughly uneducated as when kJ lowkg his mother about the field, and at the expiration of one s6ert hour be woe a thoroughly trained and broken bane, fit der 'addle or bermes, and allowing himself to be mounted with all the steadiness and docility of a lady's karst ; and all this was done in the presume of about two beaked people. There was no mystery ,no philtre, no charm. The professor explained everything he wee about to do, and gave • mann fur it ; and then, by doing It, successfu ll y proved that hie weaning waa correct. There was no violets" no severity—the bores wee not alarmed, nor exhausted, bat was soothed, armed, persuaded, and at last gently coerced into j thi=that was required from him ; and at the and. 0X iv he walked quietly about, without the slightest appease°s of excitement or fatigue. Not en his teacher, who, Irbil* sparing the bores, takes an immeasity of work out of himself, and evidently undergoes a anektned mental tension, in order that the horse, whose Instinct is so sharp, may not ere the slightest faltering In his proceedings. There are momenta during the pretreated skink between ream and brme force when, if the cheek were to lose • shade of its colour, or the eye to quiver for an instant, the kite might p bard with the dompteur ; but be is imputable, imper turbably good-hammed, and aserrktfagly resolute la all hs 2.22o..t dings. His system is • slow and gentle, but pressure, the inked= el which Is sot to creak but Qua ; and he seems rather to oretviace theism', of the hopelemaine of resistance than to overcame that radi um, by the application of a greater force. If at the most critical mosaeat he requires a riding-whip or a whet handkarehie4 he all. for It as coolly as one would far a gime of lemonade, or as Nelson called for the mathsg-wax during the bombardment of Copechagen. The kens is, in truth, a pad moral lemon, not onl to the bone but te the audience, sad epees • held of investiga ion the extent at which we have at present bat very little notion. kr. Ram Is not a philosopher, bat en orate, Intelligent, p r aolical men, who bee his Ms been wakhkg the horns, and in fang so beedieereseal some beta of the moot extrasediamily il tire dianikr. As it Yalma the seen wls= dismitrer the hob, ad the philosophies who thee reran theta eat to their pew iderowee, we would recominweed the Mawr to go owl Silo to Kr. Esrey, end then to ponder well both on what he says and what he proves. NE CHARLES DIMAS' READINGS. The em ottnesatent that a portico ad Mr. Maimed " reedtas " last Meta would mesa area the posaliseithe sad dhdeirme et Sri. Gerep—perhops the smog treats] sad aseetel 'fall Ms IPmelerral ersetlese--thew a large sadfotwe le MOdialheirhel. That they woe see dispeolated In tuft wee proved fry the ecaetaat leaahter ead termed the mean ; wit& for the ram dhseml "Nada NI the pulls maiammat tees pa rtied fa the dory of the Peer Traveller," which f orge d the coateacesmat d the eatertektmast. Alearither, however, the towhees bed the best et It, es Me middle partial, the " HOMO Gi the BOW Two Ma." M toe el the moot 'zeolite et the talltdr's Itadadde