The Express. — London, England, 1859-02-12 00:00:00

(riT e b (Exprt%sl 1%1 SPAPEit -* I 1 .4 s )4* • ,•:•7'.'y Is so9.] THB NEWS TY d Ile "DAILY N EMI" whit had maw dole esedhadles videos pleas for supply mgrke debseribees whit • PIIST-CIASS NSW'S pang se • moilluelli el Prior, have blew Niel la bleeder, the meths ealmeteely adopted 0111 Ce•Ymedl sad hi the Malted etriee, err supply the papa eta lime splay advantageous Weal= he Leaaal or Hal le* halsielgeiese pal 4 direct is their ellse. Tile mama d et: BSCRIPTION, la admen en ow ee maw 111 Norma ONE !LAIL Tasumpsi wry . . SI 111 0 .. 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Ora= 1 2iol I=F i tol.. l.ll. p=o2 It I. so lonolog do 1001. .1=44 MY. 111 .9" r110 obeli la "ali It mime* ht worisosiO sooloml ftt JOI diol7. bl i p toro=of lo mar Polio IL oL lot T; a= walk Ma, Oil. • awl &We Oita Ale fa • Motorate Moo V= IrtlI= 4. 1103111" lo tol MA Ot Id. looko, mod Pettosois. pillT HAIR RESTORED to its ORIGINAL R.—NEURALGIA sol RIMONATION QOM* OR rArisr RAGNIMIO CORRI. •i lel ... 1 1.2' 1 . 1 3r-E...: Mel‘mbelfas. Mimeo ..se lb. .. MAK ff bf Eitulla Tlß C *Rw lll'ir g le.L"l e s •Ef i"N" . IRE . " VAS rialrifiml klarlismib i l . lea. I; Poonsidivel : bile.e& W el driimms• veranam 4 r imii. iiiiiiiit7l owl 1114lbw. HE sod ellaboi'm MIMI' Ss RIM MIMIC 0 . Wskal. a • ee l :7Mß=ll l ll:r2 . :„... . kr low bow Ewa ems Wog 4.0_44 Is saftWes it ..It. ..... " Moss dbordol6 ire MN Me int e•m• •demo WSW t " i ll = perfte a ilitt i ll i t i a A llileas fs? lestic a lme obleive Or SW 11.111104 Mg an stawsul as lbearioNimtllNlMP. 2 . 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A SAW Welt lallemled ter lbe emealel I =fell Ale see mailleleg from ibe amino her et Narver era awl do dlaNiedee Illrder eiewaremee le Mal =fib as In gag Oefellr• et gins Is bra l er o ll=ems. W sew NM Item I. .arm. frame mama 3 1 .016... a ... 2L__,sew Mob Gamiaempllnl bon OWNING b i llni Worn mionialm, Lleita= " Zab emeneola liamlfje the El i ? babe ererramat blob lb: . . ell. rem Z i dil lMoleleal Om lower emblem bre Weik trl el : l a: i=slen the bliorrteabs Om en Waft plow sad dee labia. aZier amdmammeme4. ebb Ibe geller s. las a" r... 1 C. el beeffilredma. OM 111 OS team el . be- We.":era allbeau bp Walla .111111111111 M. be or be Moab I. : l 4 b i letrallb loved le • Yew sanest marmalles Ibe ih rlina. S. ambit, well Illooluellorb T. MARTI N'S HA L L.—Professor W. S. )11111117111 MAT OITRON owl 111TBOVIN1 01101 AL If PHONY o VfXDSINDLY, &Mar /11r. JOHN MILLAR. Mosby =lnn Mr. aer. wit 0— • 4 MR. ALBERT !SMITH'S CHINA TOllll4llaT, rob. n. M L,-1147Pdea Rai, Ploadin, nARNUM.—TO-NIGHT *tare Feb. Ikat sr. .1 II sol w 0 •71 • MAI —TY AMIE to Yr. Isramat IfirkrATlV - 8•71 IMM." 0~6 arammai• of Is se =r. bakes' s . ' ; bop etrat4rry d a . Vms istmei idlimost am aw. Mos dm% CloppiZ Islii•l•Ormedis; VPIDON CRYSTAL Y PALAC r E, REGENT mom . 10 ice et 2TIOA_ .ft,o WN . _ = 8.1 141e Jane ''liar. - 17«...."17°'ar Sairclitir""'" DR. KAMM ANATOMICAL MUSICK S, 0111 OPIII DAILY Ow milz=lar l it awe Wlt i le ,61,61timan AWWWw.. t gas. = I OW -- "pt i Liw. MI Ow lOW Wei T. 1.0011811-HALL RESTAURANT. —TAPAIse arrip i rri:= *A.talefigarAil ri • laashifte boa WAD. Prwavas. - Li TY lolls Mei road al I pa. 19INOPOLION TAVERN and HOTEL fa oestk.... Nom I sat I. 111WLO4TZLIIT. 1.1101111. MO sumM RIMINI to Larks Sala 4 smemlia of I dei,. tram 1 111 Wolk& liessitas. Vika, aid 010. asil eflits. !Thais isa NNW* 111.3... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.-FEDAY, Pm. 11. Th LOID ( ck ii. o'clock. kook it isatoa tis wrxasack BAIIIIIIIPTCY BILL. (11 0 01T0.—As OLD BOTTLED FORT of high Ns, ...ran La riairir URI BRANDY. Ns. par islisa.—Pale •at brim lbs4oVinrz=l.l=! . .ind - ....1=441 1 / 6 011= A 1 31Wrimit . llottwes. MO_ OPEN AN OYSTER without trouble, cat- Sa Z allArralrOarth i t b _t %%r im = Ezz r _ bh. willulh OM ma spisr el& rip saw Or mes. outmost geseillmer la for Mai wag ride Mai 7. al &pea usidedl. le dim leirg iw ati o pr a • re Mao dm* M eupsellvlty 4.4. * UM .111E4:16:41unrialia. ILlas DAuB ILLUMINATIONS of ENGLISH sad saw lIKAIJIBBY sod 0/10011. 'Wag she braltel 6, WM di tlaert a kririgra .th ar dll .in air= 1 tab millei am dr Ira tis* rSHIPPERS of STEREOSCOPIC SLIDES id istrroaaaraa—sw odowarr raw skirareamr. =" l " lll "o2.leht=g l ais ime gg u rstria l t s .a. gmOWLS of AWL—F. DAVIS, Isprw, m.= Wm Walliist. Mo 1. pe I lsope r a les arl oar POllO , Irk imml What =War dim. Wry imam maw* mt . dada. aridakese ; MU, joimpubulle. sad tunnel% be. et Ilw Ilerldirt. W. ARAM OPICTACLIIS, the cheapest sad . wt../ se•r i tas ate : a errareer es i m ei= 4 eAtr = =a, Idries. n. LORD CiIiCRLIO the mond mad fag of this WI to ant Thursday He thought he bed lordly given sot& beds shakiest time to consider the VEXATIOUS INDICTMENTS BILL. AND JURY IN CIVIL CAUSES BILL. _ _ The LORD Cluifeßiaiirst the request se Uri Campbell, who TM shoot, pest ad the wad eurßser st thew balls to Ise Mardi, PRIVATE BUSINESS. On Um moths d aniiinsinnis,tik;eanal orders as to peva* beldam were semi is. ASSASSIII - ATION IN IRELAND. Lord CULVERTS meowed hes return of the names of all meeetalsatel is Issies#, horn the 20th of May, is the Slat dDaserelei, VA; the dale el each aerie ; the some et ell wens she have beta *waded, ar selsoyle mole se --.volt, Sea the sow ;Reba ; the deis or sub seamy*; tie ems, to villa soirposcos role* tie suss et posses seeded, Kw, ea sesplies elm& eerodeetka er seseolsolea • by obese men ecossisied; die by whom Ohio. V soy ; do d loyderemat ;If broils Mel state the deb; if ecovielsl Ass the Sits; V seesiteed stile the fele; the eus no lis s ee; sad, If sestesie sr cents' bits effort co cow The AM of DIRIBY led expected that the noble earl weld hem Meted Kinle premiss for rogodriagtido return. be erne v thelMermellea whisk It could seed him wee althea. sheeil4 heltee MIS Menem of parliament er mould altorly be is. The annema aluelmd Mum conlebed ea ilbe Worm- Ws the noble hod imphea, sad these het hem preserved up te the yew NM The mod 6+r LIM midi *meek, be lid him loth homes. lleiv them ellresmMenime be Mt ft hie duty to object, ea O. pod or the expense Ohl& wield ha reed by the amities ei b sal . Memel, to Mat media. Had way ream bees Illetra to the eamtrary, be mod& slyly Mee emalied to the neellos. Lewd GLEINNTS an anticipate that ray = wadi Ms Ma oasis te NI astisa. It so so thei • bogs amber d neasionisme had Ma plain tad =ronredr to be to M Mao their lesdeFpE rbi Tft "." 2 l llo •l7.l Ali X& 11 Tedd Me bon the pauses of the Palos Act. He knew Int there way Millerdld opinion as to that act. In his Vow, tist . powers glees to the Lord-Listenent under Its wen nest objectionable. Th.> , had, in fact, a dainty, sad yet they were not effe.tive to cheek Moe. Lewd MONTNAGLI tbous ht dist the noble lord's own stallensat eferded • =Scant reason for rejecting his motion. Ho sal the fasts be *abed efter were notoriose ; If so, what sesesity was there for this return? Vinetnat DUNGANNON thought that If it bad bees @hewn that the muserne asesseinedise white had lairs piece were oeweed by the sapietswes et the goveremeat, tires amid be a nests toe eves Owe Murat ; bat la the abeam of that, he eameensii with the Beat of Detby is thiekber that they alight te M rem& Lard DESALT esfd Est the state et leelemi se eamparea with that country la UM weestechohlas peeseneewil hardly balm It to be the seas lemiL He believed that the patios ware a highly id ewt set et tam. He trusted dot hit noble triad wadi hot puns is his motles. The motion was then viohdraen. MILITIA. q u E s o. HOBSON reertfilli tripes the attendee dal= COAT,. et et meow emend ISA ihak al Ilk Ow ,ri; Arm Weft tosanD4lo b. • ibie el wale Gonnwals MID sao war Dorm, des; e :S a t inb i bi galm• lawman 4•06.3.; alms dui et "Dm/ from Da WM lAD asersay Leateatilnel. DID led GREY asked when the report of the7nulttia commis- I an wend be laid en the table, and what were the general dews of the government cm the subject. Viscount HARDINGE doted that the commission wee appointed on the Bth July kat, and met immethetely after wards. Th.y deputed to • sub-oommitteo the duty of draw */ rap a moire of nand Me =every bnach of the subjeot. Mule gees ions were gent to every regiment, and mann had been received to them. Severs% plans were submlited to this commis-ion before the meelll on the subject of the re =ll"a.ion of the militia. The commiseionsre had these plans into their consideration. Since the rooms the commicaten bad sat seventeen days, and had mainfaed twenty-me witee.wo. The evidence was Mill im complete le gems' branches, and there were many wigwams yet to be naming& Every top' c touched upon in the speech which his noble fed. ad had delivered, bad, he could wren hi., teen coseidered. When the commission famished ite report to the eorommeet it should be lad oe the table of the hens- Wbie as Gib subject be bagged to give his testi limey to the tlineiwecy of the emb regiments of militia, an efficiency equal, la many cure, to that of regiments of the Uag (Bear, hear.) Earl GREY alluded to the ddeete of the prevent staiem, and dealt upon the ',justice of employing militia regiment. cm home service, thereby defrauding the line their fair _ . kt ri D Runic SUPPORTING BANDS, kit In Mews owlfeftt.lirriM u saisilrekly Nepal far I LIO Tiall•-• 1.111• Pis la a s imTamiTlWlrrerr Ztrtnaile vi tads lamb holnillera tor nianimml. Ida so= aim Oho raft pa tows Yoe vistakPOPl NA HAIM 4. Walde•aime. L. ✓h.n of i;;;.74 7 . He obroavtd that tars for ealisting bmfa resins nta, and were mot forthcoming when call* ape* It wee his opinion that to tram to the milt I. in can of we. was to tin* to a broksa mad, sad that the *dills woe sot, as bat been stated, • runts; that there was so adegusM roma for the mosey they cost the country. He thought tight to complain of the delay which had oc curred is bengieg forword the report of the COMMiIIIiON 1,141 oh* el t 3 the worts of the parent government, who can led ▪ the badge* of the cosatry by comodmione to such as ex• Nat shot the govenimma half whilst be mid to b is rem. minks. The Earl at DERBY thought that Lord Grey ought to be the Ism pima to object to the . piespat costadialos as he bed impitaistl himself highly graiiii4 at ita appoin tment last year. He was conviscei that is the hour of danger the militia would be found of red service. and wetted, that at tho larger put of the regular missy was at pretest mord is India, It waa necessary to maintain a militia to moat say sadden emergency which might arias He thought It would be unfair if, baring appoloted • commis**, they should proceed to twirl*, on the eut.ject without it. *wit. Lord GRANVILLE agreed with Lord Grey upon the Darks sad variety of conimitaitas appoMtsd by the gimes- HE COMBAT, painted by R. A24IIDILL.—A TMlop awl WWI isidtel lnirsvia t hem Oft ciialrated Meter efs en 11.141/TIAI ND TIMIS et TIM D. Mid Ike lad the lages , lot. 4.1.; fie. booby Pak he Ove haft Mika ralwrd, rim St. poit hes. VACATION THOUGHTS on CAPITAL POSISEIMIChI U. 11yy C.au.ao hitt.% p,rl.. =1 Orsolioron Ur Oreit MOs MOW fieriZZl Loam: J. INA AEZARTB SIX GRAND SYMPHONIES, anzci tar Sr Plestans Who mistioild Cass Csamr. 1••• or la I bids. MIR lb. As lowdorw 4:•Wktis. ft. is ear sr. ea -Tkis bon moire / allis ii dr maw of Illassee=thr Wont a a nis .. : lellort Osollo mod Ow. Item IluAleartercnot. FM meads. COD LlVa ll artts Curative kffects. With atm imam: Aar. Ilkaferd, BM Ow. ft liras& W.O. TM Doke ot RICHMOND, ss ehearoan of the commie mks, whited to explain the reason why they had sot air- sewed their sittings kumedistdy rd• er the.r appdstoiest. The greeter amebic of the dieembodi.d regimen's were not called out for tratakqr until the autumn, sad there would hare bees Ittele two Is their coannenciag their inquiry sail they knew whet swabs of nos alesakd. Tiny were sow ' slturef from day to day. Hs wished his noble friend (Earl Ore, would allow bleat. season his so swishes. ("Bear, hear, sad a lesik.) He sad cs Ws sot to deprive th: cosadeeessee of tits bruit of Ids pert Mewls* as' ex po/Wm—(mit, brar)—sed Ls Folded a..t to Mau lima Naas this • doy sr too. Earl GREY rid kissable Mead seed not Davy saarscood him wrote the table; he vat entirely et the disposal at tho eointeintion. The subject then dropped. TRIAL DT JURY. Oa the motion of Lord WINIBLETDALS a return was ewthrod of the aural& of civil oases la which juries bad been locked up to *resider their verdka. Their brdshipe then adjouratd at twenty minutes past 6. 4 : z % 1, . IL C Ms Z. J. ULVERWILL, Brother sad sole IOW! lo Os 0419M11111. 111.0.0.11b.b00t imam lour wowodoll Ow N own. Ws of lye et -W limo doill witowiltoto um bloom owvowallf—too am immoid is 1. MA? NARiactsovesine b rit =AFL: i tier mill. ~At end* HOUSE OF COMMONL—FAIDAT, FiS. 11 pliiiiik ow la. • W Ewa le eirwali roof, The Bowe net et kw eekek. =IM 11. settIAWIEWIST. 111 W M2llllla. Mr. Sairozmosr leek Me wake awl Me sea to the *ASSAM*. aw**o..... haw& el Bealwry. o. I. lITI TlTTallta o tlia t C o l u iL em Oolo 111 =• PATINT LAW AMINDMENT ACT. Mew& sIIWA Mr. T. DUNCOMSZ rhea the Chimeras, of the Ez re be ..ora=tol.: e lse re _Mew. TO Ili WOIMI9I MAWS 0% 04:az Awn/ whether ft was the lareatiew of the Toveromest to Do. OTLTWIFLL orl ROL 'NW et Oko 4 1 1 Windom two madam for the Inteeevemtutof the working of i " Pia " 4 " 1464.** 2 Isismisad asigWie s a ill ° IL the TaissCmaseriast Ad osm,ortoroduatto gasp MON *WO, Metier payable on lett. ra patent fur invntione, especially the 601. payable before the expiration of the thild year, and the 1001. tt before the expiration of the seventh year of the piyabls patent right, whirl Marne nut sawn= ? Sir S. NORTRCOTE stid that so elteration was Intended further then en alteration in the site of the Petite-dike. The hardship of prying 501. or 1001. for a patent was reel while it was necessary that it should be paid he the bet imam. Now, that time was allowed kr aseertandai whether the invention would be remunerative, he should not net disposed to remit the payment. LUNACY (SCOTLAND). Kr. BAXTER asked the Lord Advocate if hr inteaded, &deg the protest mersices to introduce a bill emending the Scotch Leasey Act of 1857. The LORD ADVOCATE mid his impressionwas that there was necessity for amendment in the law. The first report of the corompstosers was expected to to received within a wiry shod time, whoa the subject would be Anther considered. INDIA. Lord BTANLIY pro notice that on Monday ant be should move for lawn to bring in a MU to enable the aeons. tery of Sate and Council La India to raise mossy in the United Kingdom to, the me of the Indian goveraxnent. BRITISH MUSIELTM., Lotd BLCHO - ;;Yei the de:a r r7Difor - 4 the Eirbaquer, whether her llutesty's government had come to any deter mination so to the enlargement of the British Museum, or the erreagerneat and distribution of its heterogeneous eel bottom. Tho CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER rid deg the wandos wr WI under the considered' s of tier 114esty's grummet. IRISH SPIRITS. HAISSARD azea •- a;th;;;;;elior of the Elehooner, it it err kb intention to p ro pose that any reduction should be made bi the duty now payabie upon spirits meantestured bs Izeiand. . . The cinxicsuog of the EXCHEQUER saki holed no intention whatever of proposing a roduoion. He mu happy to state that the temente of duty et last year had sot occasioned any dtetillatko whitens.. BA*ItACK MASTS I, Mr. WARREN sited Zs SssNary ---- of Beats for War, whether say sad whet step were 6dst lakes towards im proving the cooditioa of barrack seaters, with redrew@ to the sed soils d pry meetly prepared is the Wreck de- Ont General 1111111:eald that step were befog table to Improve the condltka of barrack maws. A scheme wee under con sideration, whisk woad shortly be Lid befoul the house. RAILWAY sErrn 711ai th7147.171;:i of the Booed of Traie whether it was the Istastion of her hteMsty's govers meet to introduce soy measure during the paisest reasloa funded os the report of the select cmunitree as railway amddrota Mr. HENLEY raid that the report os railway amidst& was so doubt well worthy the cosaiderarion of the govern ment, but will it wee not thought advisable to tetrads*. any Elf WALK' expressly founded out that report. Should there be any legislation reeperriag railwar t it would he considered whether the valuable eaggestiess of the report might not be introduced. OPENING LETTERS AT TEE POST-OFFICE. On the motion for adjournment, Hr. RICH nee to call attention to a recent order of the Poe master •Oeneral for the opening of letters which the pantie had not been prepeid. Attar an on )Ir. RoWkka Hlll se the anther of the great mad reform of the matory, the honowsbls member, who was bat indis tinctly beard, proceeded to say that the object of the order 11111 to increment :the number of prepaid Inters. At present the perms to whom the letter was Wrens. might raft's* or accept sad pay amble postage, bet bleed of this vertical plan the Partniaater.Oenersl bad hard ea sear providing, that If the letter was not preoaid the pesheilloo *OM open snd retain it to the whir. Tb gresiaA perdble sesurity to the public, with the peered ecenewy of were the trus brim of joosi-diss system, is= was a plan 6k mild& there was wither nor mow. Oat of two wilder of na . latter% sae Mlles were relosard. oar the went a sod thwehins Here wee no loss to Net* the order. t was quite pssibls That Mien night he 1•01 twlwsPell law */ *1184.11•1%• thing sot he be waisted at ansonpt *vele ledisidembi, whoa they resseelend that 7.000 letters igloo pot Mho the Peohellans, t debt; half s bee 7rog=4:ristraindriVell" at sit. c'e l :Lro inight be espieled perdue is ail the details of Having Übsebnid the hrihip sf Se seder by probable eawa. inch as kiwi f *koalas Melina et &Wen ar pawing ata , n, and urging tae Ileporative assewity of prw rring the *malty of the sod, the hen. imam mmolsoled by rain the goveramsot far some information to allay the alarm which was m goarally felt on Ibis Important joct. Sir 8. ft ORTHCO rid remarked that teem theism grate . eni ; eila;n7eei iicnigitil;;CippoadihribTeiteagiwal7eiro duced for the benefit of the government and the Post-offies department and to the injury of the puttee ; bat thee wee Use reverse of the truth. The object of it was the 0311701611C0 of the public. One of the objections the hen. member had urged he had Wart( answered, for hay* said that the government de trod to make the Poet-office a department of revenue, be showed table subsogtent remarks that the effect tithe regulation woad be to decrees the romitte of the Poei-olike,aad also the charge upon the public. If the hon. garlimea p eked at the warrant he would sec that I. regard est Wen that were not soffidently paid on po stin g, the moan cline !nixed upon the rewire would be lees than it wee ender the admen regulates, end so the floe upon the molar would be ler, sad as coesareently the amount of massy brought into the revenue from the For-ollthe would be ler, it was clear that the attention could not have been introduced gar any Treasury rapes.. The hon gentkmaa paid a jut compliment to Yr. Howland 16th, and drew • diet notion between him sad the Postatastar-General. No doubt the official bead of the department was always the responsible party, sad it was the Partmerter- General who was of course responsible for this Avenge; but so far from Mr. Rowland Hiller aprovieg of it, it was, is feet, part of his original plea that all Iran should be pre paid. Neither was the object to distrait the labour of the Post-rim officials, but rather to secure the trennaiseion of aa many letters as porible from the persons who sent them to those to whom they woo sent; a result which was sot at present arowed. The resent state of the low was this Fears night post letters without prepayment; but upon ALL such letters double retate was charged. The hon. gerelernan said there might be tome reason to put • stop to the previa, and partly without prepayment, bat that the wey to do so was to double or treble the penal.) , upon those to whom sack letters were MIA. That, however, would be taxing Or impoeleg the penalty upon the money patty, and reminded him of the school story, when the sorter, not twingabie to dimover the boy who threw the ruler at mother boys heed, determined to flog the boy at whom it had been thrown. It was well-known, that en cos sequence of the prersiage not beteg imperative, persons in bualteis were reared by unpaid lettere frequently sent to the to for the men purpose of annoyance. About one-third of the whole probe* of unpaid letmrs that come into the dial letter office were letters of this der rip ion, dire which were known as valentines especially fointing a ecnalehreble portion. (A laugh.) As regarded these vaileithes it was a serious matter, for they were tamely not el thee pissing and agreeable character which they theta be as tent from young men to young women. or vice versa, but la too many Matrices were annoyMg and disagreeable, sentaining most off-noise row dilly aid sometimes even scot, deed animas, and other things equally unplceeen*. (Hear, sad • laugh .) The number of earner that psan t dowel the Per-office every year was about 800,000. Of then ationteo.ooo ore nice' ed and camtbail to the dead brie alßse.Tkeweypeoplopeotectedthemisivesegainetthoseruzoy lag heueregerrally was by giving ordento their eervants aot Is tale la say unpaid letters, and though by this means they eateliad the receipt of these which wen wor Mein and aa = L s carted' small proportion of valuable labour was The Post-office authorities considered that by making prepayment compaleory, • step would to pot to the erring at ikon offensive letters The number of unpaid lettere rent is the course of the year was 21 millions, bat large as that number appeared, it was, aft.r all, ineiguffirant when compared with the 623,000,000 letters which pared through the Yeet-offiae. Of those unpaid lettere 60 per mat. soesisted of adv. dormant. end lettere of an insetting cbs rioter, such as he had mentioned. Hon. gentlemen would see, thee, that in mating the &Nombre they had been dewing with • real grievence, and unless it could be shown that the way in which they dealt with it would in fi a greater or r great a grievance, the ca e in favour of the new regulation wee proved. It was • simple queries of c meatience or income uleace, and urn that he most ret aping the hon. gentleman's opinion, the opinion of the Per ak' officials, end the experience they had of a large clam of letters upon which prepayment wan compute try— lateen to the colonies sad some lento totters. For the last for year., r terehd all lettere to thals and to the United titres, prepayment had been compuitry, and the Incionnal ere resultmg from it had been easy small. Crew might be angered In which there might be some erietanew, but he wee not without hope that they might all be ratieferolity_ met, end the change having teen coalmen-eel In that spirit ti it wee Arad that any incmvenience followed, the green meet would invoke* such farther alteratone as would, be herd, remove torti, Re hoped, howev. r, thet a fair trial would be given he new regulatice, and that mere tem porary inconvenience comequest epos the first introduction of • sew system would not be made there:tend for cceoplaine But with regard to the inconvenience that had been marled of the non-delivery of important letters, this was the first day that the new system bad oome iato operation, end, of course, it could net be 'append_ that 1110108 generally "e" aware of It; but he was informed that the nuaber at lettere which had been returned to the dead letter office was oily one-third greeter there usual. The honourable gentle man hod angled is cretins lb. legality of be warmth U pen that poiat be (Sir S. Nor bone) would refer hint to the Ace 10 and 11 Worn cap. 85, tee. 3, which provided that the Postmaster-General, with the cement of the Lords of the Treasu might direct that to be dime which bad beta d;rected. With tepid to till layl9l"tY ef the litters under the peanut system, no fewer than 6,000 letters a•day were brought to the (had letter office, sad there opened, but there wad no instance on record in which there had been any exposure of the contacts of those letters. (Hear.) And, in but, it wee imposeible, from the cat number of letters, and the few clerks it that branch of dt, and who were carefully selected, and might be r e eit i Tpon—thet they could dp more then as certain where the miters lived, so that they might be sent bath to them. They hod sot time to nod the letters, even If they wished to do so. And as to the tie that privale correspondence would be violated by country postmasters, there would be no risk of that, for the unpaid tuters would be all forwarded to the dead letter office in Loudon, when °sly they would be opened, and forwarded by the next mail to the senders. At present the person to whom the uopeid letter wee sent wee compelled to pay a double charge. Bet far the future ell that would M abandoned, end all the Inconvenience that could occur would be some slight delay. With regard Miles registration of letters, he had but little to soy. Thus might to Dome In convenience pprrhheps is the cede of prisoners end in mates of wotth ossee, bat the gem& effect of the registration valid be to lessen the chasms of letters be - ng rejected. lie pronderd, however, that the operation of the new system dual& be earefully watched, and if any inconvenience likely to be of a penumbral chase:sr eased, it would to conbited. (Stamped Yd. Additional.) [T WOPENCE. beneficial to one country should not be applicable to the other; and he contended that there were no valid reason& which should deter the legislatute from applying 0 part of the Irish system to England. He then prooseded to give a genteel outline of the provisions by which, mkt the bill, oyes in fee simple of lend, or persons having the power to dispose of the fee simple of land, and who had been in 110Mteeriall for five years, might come to a court and obtain a doderation of title, which should be efileacious for certain purposes. He proposed to provide a esteguaid or cheek, not given in Ireland, enabling parties interested to lodge& caution or carat Is the court prior to a decimation of title. It was proposed that the court should consist of two judges, with 'aliens of I,oool.and 26001. a year. The So licitor-General then proceeded to explain the of a subsidiary measure tar a registry of titles, ensiling a person having a declaration of title to put his name on the register u the perms entitled to tree tho mate subject to any attest, which might be of either of two kinds, the nature and effect of which be explained. He proposed that this registry should be In London, sad that, se well as the court, it should be to • certain silent serf-uppecting. He had now gone tluough e and he bond the hose would not cossider at an= e.)—the measare whisk he had the to propose. He ventured to hope SW on consideration his measure would be found to involve so principle which that beset bed Cot ha undue& senctioesd. He did sot deice to It se a esra-nre which weld all at Yoe settle the Ibis of knit in this weeny. Oa the metrary. be wee pieseedei 'hake mateme whisk Une*ased Mail, se e by compublia, weddeek. , ben by desseee, gni PM In the way properties as it 'bowed Itself raid le lir ollistAelleb It probtattl Is Wok, was the who but milopbsal is dui tame., tie weals, rid prideakes Ms trusses,. Mar.) Ho belied t ai new And so say dune( tad et arm% et = a yet= of this kite!. He that to those serum of 11111111110/ who would be able to avail themselves of this system, It would have the effect of making land the subject of speedy ad ash bargain and traffic, which in this country it sauce yet had boy. (Hoer, hear.) He believed that if the bomb' Witold an ecsaidartias, sad he believed It =2. think it right to adopt this measure be have the eatehistion of thinking that without ea. g any right of say parson whatsoever, epithelia sud 6a M b ; interfering with say long established practise, they would at bait have taken a step, and no unimportant step, towards removes the complexity end the expense which to as had bees a reproach to the law relating to the title of land in this emery. (Loud clues.) Sir R. BRTHELL exposited his thanks to the govern meat for the istrodactioa of the measure, and the great plenum with which be had listened to the admirable and laeid speech of the Solieller-Oeural. He suggested a lbw polite tor the cessidtristion of Sir H. Caine, warring bin of tits opposition be would have to "neonate is Ha conduct of the =same, and of the difficulties with which he would hay to instead. Atter some cursory remarks by Mr. Dobbs, Mr. Ayrton, and Mr. Griffith, Mr. LOWE mid the measure rtlleciod thew highest honour upon the government. Mr. NALINS, admitting that it was most desirable to tirtitles, thought there were more practical difficulties trey inherent in titles Man the Solicitor-Owed antiapa•ed. Mr. HADFIELD made a Lw remerlmoand leave was siwas to liones bag In the bill, sad • Bill to e , oneb a Beg Wry of Landed s. - ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSION. If,. Bees7l;eyMATlkirme;edlorle;velo betog in a bill to amend the este Mein to the ecekeiesticei commissioners. As the bill bed In a peat sesame been already Woes the house, he thought it de sirable ese honourable ameba alawald have it In their hands helms he szylained the details. lie would imply indica'e the four points to which attention would be ebb*/ directed. Mrs, the maaapeent sad the restoration of spicapel eta's@ to those who were exited to them seeredly, the mode of rep:thin eimeanta from the Miami chaps's, and swing the dams ?royalty was dealt with in a stellar maw to that in width epirrofel frurftY had ban desk with, eon tope en end by degrees to the system of isnewale of lessee by illbts • thirdly, to see whether the =of whet was riled he el ems weld meths seethed My ; fourthly, the sods of pdthr uan eel to re. newels epos Gem wilds • coaled pied of its.., and 'soaring fell rights to the prase sailed while the proem was going on. fie would eadeseer is mein to the bore the manner to which all the.. pitta thrill be dealt with when the bin err in their bode. Ma hoped the boon would sow eliser Mut to bring in the MIL The bill wee then brought in and reed a first time; and the emend reading wee thud for Meela? week. The Bolleitor•Oeserare bills were beenght in and reed a first time. IRREMOVABLE POOR. The follonin;;;;;;;;n7ZZ0014111;;;I the Poled own mime on this subject :—/dr. 8. Eatootut, Mr. Neigh', Mr. B. P. Bouverie, Mr. Miles, Mr. Lockhart, Coked Smythe Mr. Egerton, Mr. Tollemacha„ Mr. Maguire, Mr. Cobblers, Mr. Emmet, Mr. Ayrion, Mr. Schneider, Mr. Gregory, snit Mr. Lygon. COMMITTER ON STANDING ORDRES. Mr. DEEDES brought up • report iron this conunitert reaming to sev.ral private bells. The committee oho recom mended that Mr. Kendall end Mr. Wynn .hold be relieved from further ateadanee on the °Dominos, and that Mr. Fitzroy end Mr. Limy should be sub.titnied fur them— Agreed to. The house Ammo' at 90 alai& o before 10 o'clock. AUDIT OF ACCOUNTS. lir. W. Wald — lli rose to ask the right hoe. member for Reiser to harm the house why the camtritaliottera of audiffe etemeat of the eepseditere ow she army and wavy le the yam the flat of Minh, 1664 via 1,156,Mi. MN time the amount of the mid espendature pro moted to the hoer There wee 6,000,00 W. sterling voted on the credit of 'musts furnished by the Treasury, but the .tamest of expenditure mly tuliounted to 4,200,00 W. It might be said that the acc.oatate wen fumbled to the edit commie/dome ; but the seseusts of the Trouts, won ad and to the audit omandedst he amen or eight mesh. den they were made up, ami he re part of the grackle wee not aimplied to the Home of Gunn. for several romethe after that. The coulee of mesas, Is Mk ramped wee nest samlielhotery—they veM staz ha w h. pal& wittiest having say ocessee the wary of the mode in di bed beam arima He would the ellestice of the right boa. baronet ded. to the feel Ike Is the year encoded to 1,140,0604. bad bees expothal whims. the home having any knowledge of the mode and object; for which it bed bees • peld—emtl what wee still mom estmenthiery was hot neither the right hes.baronet see any member ef the tgremsment Sp. Maud to have &mound the het. Be wirbed to impress opts the goversamt the neeemlty of making mrsamproente hr fmniei the bows with as aectuale emouat tithe pub lic expen dit Sir G. C. LEWISL hoped the Secretary to the Many wail see disk be wee tatetfaing with his predate by meweriag Ma *leaden, but as he hen. friend had pet at I. cornet sad ea he Ina nepoudble for the Meuse. in the year tot he would give his hoe. friand ell the informed°a in his power. The matter was a very simple one--and the answer to the qualities wee that it would be utterly impos sible thet the two sums meek ned by h's hon. friend should Is say year agree. If he would examine the same relents for any redoes yes, he would find the edited amount sad the Trams., moirent differ in anactead, sad the mama was tbat tbe ems was ma amount of the how ham the Saihermar he the year, while the other wee the spereeriation soomat of the mulled expesdi•ure for the year, ril& was made up about a year and a half after the Ware, when the mow= from all the Maned foreign Madam wen received, end the expenditure for the army and navy was amertained. The Truman , *mould was MI the Vera for the army and navy services for the year, bet part of those issues would be to de'rey expeosee incurred in the previous year, sad it would always happen that the tames for some per •Ses of the expeeditere Wettest, to ems year would sot be made lentil the s ag year. It wee the same is the Treseury is this respect se It was in a private batty— however emetel they might be, some poetics of she 'wadi tare of the ass yam would be envied mar to the nest year After a by weeds from err L Wemmtnitasi, the sub s 94 " l i t NEW GOVIRNIIIIIT Mr. in", letiei Wier sit — Ts Vad - h - e;ntaiii by the with reireare to rehr the_ ore= rra m ir mi edepeireet, Meowed at se' M. P g* the pier sad *lles ?toms for the aew handiag. Lord KAMM% imply, era in coasidembi detail the sip be had taken contrast upon the moat serdetitas el the laid cormittse of last ofteate, M the nom Irby Kr. Seer wee wird as the architect. Ne 11. MALL viediested the late gerverement from blame In seeped to the welted look" to which the matter bad come' wise Lord J. Manners entered_ we Ake, and thought Get mere sesidatery ?MOBS &OW be given for rejecttng the rye el tip competing miter who obtained the tint ormad premiume, end taking the third, Mr. G. Stott. The dkeenelon was combust by Hr. Hope, who ap =erne adopted by Lord J. Manners; by Mr. who prober ct spirt theme of Goble arid talon in public and dal edifices; end by Chaeral TI =ALMERSTON said he het sore head a leas satifieetery entrance the that of Lord J. Winer of the mesons for the selective of the architect end for the &dr of style. flebied in the peter of Mr. Con'ngham eeriest the selection of the Ootkict style, which woo goln but le briesian end the dark ogee. Mr. 1/1111INCIL would not give my opinion on the re epedie gists which had bra propped for oar public bald , p ee ls* be see to expert he cordial coaeurrence fe the atlas bon. and priest member for Bradford VI to tigradtos Imp our et messy on such entartr peter thaw • ARDS TO NATIVE PRINCES IN INDIA. Mr. V. SMITH wished le re to the noble lord the Seem =State for India a grebes of peat imporinos to the of ladle, sanedy, whether say rewinds or marks of brow had bees oadared ors those native pieces or the 'r usieieten who bad retried Anklet to bar Noiooty daring the late Adios mutiny Lord STANLEY rid be was very glad the right boo. Vara bed pat thisgwedon. H. agreed with him that wet one of great importance to the future charge- Of s t e lndist government. The whole mune of recent e, bed confirmed the views of that school of Indian poli tiara who had always ma'nteined the importance of keeping op the bdspeadence cod the dignity of the native states, in arteedietioa to the modern theories of annetatfon, (Cheers.) For thee Dative tutees wield be, were it even for Sri awn 'Merest aline, the moat faithful allies and supporters we meld find In time of tronble.:He repeated that the cowry( feral emote had entirelty vendel the jetties of that age meat and of that conclusks. The subject of the pouting rewards to our native allies bad not carped the attention of the government at home. Two damatches bad been sett oat, one dated July 26, from the late Load of dinettes, and the other dated December 31, addressed by himself to Lord Canning, naming certain native prices as especially de terring of reward, and clang for a repeat on the chase of others. That report had nit yet bees received at home, end in matters of this bud it was boldly pos sible for the government at home to act ink- Me.gtly of any previous cansultation with the o ' vetameett in India. Rewards had berm given, how ever, to the Enka of naiads by the met.lenseet of territory span him to the yearly value at two lass; to the Rajah of Sher by territory to the vales of one lac. Two other rajah: had receivel rewards of a similar kind. and to the Guioowar had been posted the remitters of a tribute or sub sidy, amounting to three lace annually, which bad been paid by him for the support of a force of irregular reeky. That tribute bad bees remitted w:th the sanction of the gotten meat here, by the ultimo and at the recomarendatice of Lad Canning. The cases of &tallish and Roth.,, and that also of the Nitre, were specially mentioned in one, if not both, of the despetche e. The cue of the Martavejah of Owallor was now under consideration. With raped to the pram ment of N,paul, a continued advancement of rank end honours had ben refer r,d au the able =lobbed that elate, and it had also beta conk-emitted to mark our asses of the &statism' which we had derived from the govern ment of N.paul in the manner which the right hoe. gentleman had imgge•ted ; instructions bed been tent, and oorrespondenoe was still going on upon that aub jed, but a late di.cretion had bran lett to the Geterner- Otani, and he (Lord Stanley) had not yet heard whether any such arrangement bad actually ben made. He could only may that the government here, and be bettered the go vernment in Intl. also, were as fitly impressed as the right hoe. gentleman could be with the Importance of not destroy iog the pas and vales of them gifta by daletrug thorn to the time when the memory el the services for which they were confers d shout] hate prod away. (Cheers.) OCCASIONAL FORMS OF PRAYER. into '4° T in he adtt.h. C se li m°6"‘ Alli an ' C h B d e l L r Oß r.; ocoed nedieg of the CiVil BIPITiO• Suporannuatios Bill hWaidiert.::o.dEtxnalembhoutocoEcnewp.irsteettpened kttiai7iai;e7;b7 ostponed till Monday next, The ß C E our nsT ithe a r T flayp ioN l Th e SOLICITOR.GENBRAL moved for leave to brim is a bill to elrepl.fy the tide to lauded mitaten. After a Y A " AND p BALE . OP LAND general review of the state of the law of reel property and the evil'. Melodies the deprecation of Its value, oritez the want of simplification of titter, he proceeded oceeded in derail the mature of the evils, yid& were =Maly two. The first evil & vending the tranahr of land was the leni h al time which elapsed between the making the bargain and the corep:etion of the purchase, snd the espouse attending the laves igation of title. The other end was that, when the caw° a es bought, if messy were to be raised upon Its sort gm*, the none investigation was aseessery. the MD. delay &as:penes were Incurred, and repeated should the eetats be offered for sale. Then were the salieut7 evils to which landed wperty in Oslo country was exposed. In inland ter Lariat Heisted Court had been empower. d to give re'lef in the case of numerumben des well as encumbered estates, and to give &parliamentary tale in the was of the tisane as well as the latter, and this change had not been fogad to work Nattiest° individuals. Looking at the &Midi. afforded by tbh cntrt, compared with the ddat , sry and expensive proems of ittvedgetias titles f 4 g salad, he edged why a eye= to CONFOCATION 07 71711 CIJEGY. Yesterday looming lb. Upper Row of Comm it's teems& its fitting in Qum Anne's Bounty-04os The Archbishop presided., and there were present the Biabom eel Lembo, Winchester, Exeter, Lichfield, Lincoln , fit. Ala* Oxford, Olonotster and Llandaff. A low Mame deo took plasm on the subject of periodical comettatbre meetiop of the clergy and laity, as suggested lat • petition from Mr. Henry Beam, the Maker, end the propo nest with the tatiaMmous approval of Oar lordeldpe. The Bishop of Oxford brought before the house • motion for an address to her Majesty to appestat a royal 00m minion of divines, to draw up • aeries of micesienal services to be Mewled in a appeadia to she Prayer-Look. The Bishop said he would suggest that sputa novices should be appointed on the °comics of °pale' churches after restorations, for theta was • general duare among the people that some err. molly should take piece, and yet the clergy bad no anthonty to depart from the ordinary service of the church. Be though/, ate, that special services should be appointed for times of natiesel thsnliegiving and humiliation. It would be • greet advantage if th•se mold be deliberately put forth with the joint approval of the Convocation and the Crown. Another !Treat awoke scold be for the ennead ce lebretion of our sovereign's mirearion to the throne, and anchor for the close of harvest, which wee very much de sired in oomitry winter. Be eakei them, therefore, to giddiest the Crown to appoiet • Royal Commission ot Divines, who should draw up the draft of such services, to be after wards hid before the Convocation of the Clergy, Convocation being instructed to deliberate before them. They might then be retained to het Majesty with a pope that she would give her royal authority that they should be appended to the Prayer-book. Th-ra was as improasion that the Prayer-book ea it stood was drawn up by i sediment, and that it would be non soy to obtain en act of parliament for the special services he suggested, but that was a mistake. The history ef tte Prayer-book showed that parliament had nothing to do with drewirg it up. The eroen had the power, ant If it were thought co shame to act upon the addresr there would be no occasion to go to parliament at all. The Queen's pre roeive would be sufficient for all purposes. The ARCHBISHOP said the oily p lute 00 which be had any doubt were the services for national thanksgiving* and oath:eel humiliations. The Bishop of Ox FOXE. thought those points might be esitled is committer. The Bishop of LONDON thought that the matter should be carefully considered before convocation pledged itself to such • course. After woe further discoselon, the numbers pro end coo. were found to be equal, whereupon The ARCHBISHOP gave hie meting vote against the att• dres , , and it fell to the ground. Their lordship proceeded to discuss notions on the Diver,* Bill. the 'sport of the Lower Homo on hone and foreign iniethoes, and at five o'clock the Pielecotor of the Lower Rouse was sent for, and Convocation declared to be adjourned oat 1 Thursday, the 25th of August. The met ing on that day will be end no further busmee con nected with this soolmiestlesl s nod will be trassactel until February nest. The Lower Home was occupied during the morning in discuseleg Mr. Roan's scheme, and in the reception of reports ORIENWICII ELECTION. There wu a rumour in Greenwich yesterday that Admiral Sir Richard Dundee wi'l probably be a cam:tide.° for the mat for the to rough of Greenwich, which will shortly become meet by the tetirc maul of Sit W. Codrington. Sir Richard was the com mander of the Baltic Beet, and is s lord of the Admiralty ender the present administration. Thera Is no apperusace at pressat of a contervathe candidata for Ms seat earatad eaßr. Townaend, the nomination for which sill talc place Mooday,_ EAST WOSCESTERSRISE.--The writ wu received by the nnier.abetiff yeceeeday, but in conemossee of tbe Ms nee of the high-eherid will not be proclaimed mail to. morrow. It is understood, however, that the nolaillatioll will take place on Saturday, the Nth, or Woodsy, lion There is no doubt that both partied will go to a poll, es each experts the groeleet confidence in the bane of the election, sad claims a majority of promisee. CROWN-OYFICL, Fan. 10.—Member returned to serve in the pammt Parlismatat.—Beesegle of Banbury: Bershord Samuels:4e, Esq., In Yee roam el Hwy William Tancrsd, Faq., who has accepted the elk* of Steward of bit Dia i lovtre Qattara liandlente-fieNtle,