The Express. — London, England, 1859-03-03 00:00:00

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Pot as das Ulm, et tires ppm Mimi* dlebtbseed Ihr Ms meet pert by ths settiesey ams semis, V. repelto low Mil Mid thmestme respoodhls ; Mt lies scombess It mirselpiless frees meths la mot* SST le be sopped by slimy parcel, met to depoisot mom enememosts big nab with au. mat* • ea Wm siwithise It t ashissip- WM ism sask sea tows. Cebu le be eadremeed is -T(r DADADDR Ais DAILY NMI," sad rookie ~its to be waft gar b *M. J. LINCOLN, Sq., Dolly lbw Oar, 9, I.O." X .. „ . A,Tbe MAP MIMI. •1 11. 4k i t erPaile teileac blint ell Atr w A t 'ln Ito zionrot rAT PHILLIP RAILWAY Pln i i i to sail 1l umba. Os ling Wan Iliolii SC 114. 4 la; r E s itaii:at. awl .A. 111“0111, • ow Wise In TM Opts tram low Ws pram Is Illiserss V i lj nil lie winrell war Is Yr is* ram kr rook 14 liellelllPlMl et •112 OIL ....=.% p r em ... 4t r iw. ,, mis. a l .n to s. r %NAP LI c, .. maw 11t •le g VEKLAND ROUTL—COWIIIIUNICATION by - A gavkirmastmetipt.rn • .1 ea Mr t; p m TEAM to NEW TORE DIRECT, and the W.647ma ilytua 11:4Z_Wiel.-1116 LIM{ 11t1 PH ILA WWII A WWII OH IP COMM TM mom sismilige lICITOIr (Olt .ss CITY Or WA5111110T0N....... ..... CI? ASOOIOO . ..... —..... Y OF IIAaiIIYAII..... 000 NEM 11.17. lad 0 0 =in g rorlaisis is let== a tiati Om. ea ver Ilivislesom bar Per %MN par:rran :iii =l x 2 0 0 . 11 6. L11:11 wi Llizt Itl. IiNFATERFORD. LllmtluF., owl BOUTS of Fr IRELAND DAILY Wea we DANA Mai eTarragar k ki a r= —We = M pa. weak a tititflialis la Fawl AM Amaidre Vim Bad ; sal Atraw il ak WIAL lei Ls WEEKLY MINING CIRCULAR moms a coVailtro uvr aiioll NUM *a. ftranka by PITT al WATSON. Ths dilasetas salsa asssislas. rad lie sitar pLaw amine! broil.' wind PAN. 0f....31• Z r t .... a' • Irlrann us. M Um mmonlim of a WeAly MIAs( Cirmaer and IlliiiM.' wait Fliab. Ile tholl tql , wai. rod sew*, ills h/loNms Wady: VIVI 1.4. • u MIRY INSITUIGS. OWN Ow amigo IS Midi 1114 al..e en MAL FROOR OMITS )111101. dosikilLusseWar aft INK ABSTRACT / MINI NMI DAILY MORD./ TRICIIRmI SACTIOSIIIa MADAM NINO NllWL e ssd RIIPORTIP MUM 4 1 124 . 8 1 1%ol l rES—Ooppe " , 11% red Idol. MD eons • it . , Issse sso sa~ k PIN& '..` 1 : d am Er DI lIND.= amteref a rsess sallar...= Zatr= ....j ar ams. mod MUM Assam amass se dr% aNNIWI PIK MINI a 1111=alirs= 1 " 1 41i smear a live. awswa et mama NIS pis dissi, dabs paw. aels mks lia... ewer INlNsrlei la t sr ossidelsi a psakidsdr Is W( Isi Is Is ibis Watt So manNa• so We (lair,'sit wasnes I Mg massess ow INDslela &mew la Nam rssarboas We ssla ssasase OM Illbandlib NI SW IS to at sal tessmairdwaps Is ado or saallawass as tau Vas le alms lust. log amiallas sa task isieress n i ts, ashawser le MOW as lea NA mot WM& Il tram asitoslle awed ale Wham AB • Deal Wan ` = a sr — alisimus doleskis Inseams* mil Os DOS Weir' ...........WWw=ra sa °l 7 l ' ft Wrlir= a ssiles of — : —. .as e ssrsr i Da Is the I; 1 .. 5.e. Luna: gm Is pia est tla Nowa la Ne slawralless NB sue Sagjis SalOasai aist. a wawasloa ollbarwart vie duke Is am mails Ng** NEI Ora WS Is MOM Swim saromi rabsNIPIDIS W SI lA. w SR PIT NM I I END MINES, well solettellon the BEST • ta all PUBLIC 1,1•118111111/Vier, as dm aOs di* - I Ina YIN /11nrrogroisst. Irgitrl, sigma ID Not, rim aTIIIIII. hartig 14 pew' anpolme 041114C1M et Ebbs 14.144r0mma. twit" will is egleadve rep*, 4•444.484m4 wit nimbi waft me Mum art drolow. 14,1•4•1 el re sant aim et leilmis 11111111. SPECIAL REPORT (WEEKLY) APPEARS tanw s uirmw.... talon s eporr a ir ....n p4r i alei: di Z ik =o o tr it arr i zzirp OM . wn maid anal sal Nudge asit eta Mblei ta X a "TM ' 8. CU WORTH ROSEEAR.-A SPECIAL REPOET l ow la PIITJUI RAIIIO/11111/SZALY CUICOIAIsi EDZISTON DOWN.—A SPECIAL REPORT .e re t ro§ Is PETER IF/MOMS WII,IIIMY 011011- rCROFT sad WHEAL 0 RYLLB.—IIPICI AL tIIPORTIP Imam re/ Ned .0 be As6_llo . l AMON' MISR LT MIRING CIRCULAR asll iistaki•lll3ll OM LENT three days after application, far toi ran oi. rm. ft WI walk% epeefflessaii as saw woofs& wilimmi ssersots et Imewreese, awn A Ie MIL be ...W1.6. weeikly. sr weskit ;e4it= wwweesent. 00es Weal*: lii WW2 YMCA 141, IL 11.0. Spew • ULCANISED INDIA-RUBBER ROSE and TIM° art all article. la ladla./Vabp 2 mita+ LT SS 1.1•1101X75. Saeraihrj i ree l : Limaae. L 4.. ADM of delicate eceopirxime who war hos soome=io Ni zor . sol e ar es ozzoijso s iga nib solips boOrloil pep' V of ile lOW omens oolosq•co fiodiase. Ow. endow a Maar guilty of nod a damp seam a illi Nook Isadis. aril rus la Ile op. envier • ► mambo of Own taiiiims et a email for i. ttroorrolim of l i r i to.froa n edi. Sod=loorsout , raor.ba. WOO WO EWZrOZINII:II7/9/1111 la klia. RN ol S. laser. mil yr olinimond posemoin EMMONS who masa swa➢ow COD LIVER ZVI= Wee II II NIM T e ri 1/01=OD aslelos ere Poessotel Ws Wssii4rio esse W ib /rep i " I= 6.o.. Lirr Oil P i rg a s i ta=lso. posse a t. t a see awn. IPAIWC iVer; kV" 6IF by Royal WWI rouri o 4o3 r sg. , the arld=ittiloWi rie= WM. rellro l l is Vei t rimer tord s. ! Mr 1. olio Ardl el Irle et Ark ritrallzurrori "Ig ror liesa g .i t: error, Is 'se mar re. torre •=r IS.; arra k Oral 21". 4 0 1. sh ilin". arra rowil; . an% 11=lb quiAL LONLIIL LIFE AMURAXCE COMPANT.I gropzff jam laltirlrllVAl at TIN 'Tie figralli be Nos Pealls Iwo Nieat the dr Nina Nth NAL 1444. wile. Dela °"salrit To ASTMS la PaRTINIPATI la I rns DIVISION. t=Numt b a l a l t Saa Da aril Oda.* IN leo sub ci /anis of siert MIN N. INN 'WM IN :Mr OOLONINS Aill a ga U lina lli ta l awe ° Ze i 1 1. Z. sad ( it s ILL yr 'dabber, Ia lINI. Nal ID pima% Imola la apA g fw m... .fas l a i r Penne= MUM. CaNlNatal Yid unix), WWII. 2 1 M 1 z. . DDIBU ROB Mang O D LADISO USNWi II •• 8 111r isik oma llikvia diar irm ‘ IS. DR. LAMM ANATOMICAL ea lIIISEUM I a, ssrla P IS a: iffii arreirs Tomsk Velin fru lire stl/Mate llis. gembo liw llnet lbsludira lidw LONDON CRYSTAL PALACE, REGENT CIRCUS, Wartalreet.imil Poreisli *lid alreit. Wills liXOW OPIXI is tr .... for ex BALI sig si V Lind FANCY XXXI° UM= . Lys 1411 ;fra. 41 X NM/ .I NB LONDON, Flost-strest.-8 Alt am a r i cerminin strimmoric qt r isem i nt r1:1 5 4.41142.7. ma= I& K. weft s ue ...: an% Iffi a = we ffrkimli As anent.. Wolk. ea ear *irk mew* ke Prefrkart. nII , TOPOLION TAVERN sad HOTEL kr Matra' a n tikr:V u tatEir& an trar.ur...r.• LEIN" krutroil CI 6 PORTO—Aa OLD BOTTLED PORT of high i i maa ra rr angr e zb= am mmuitanr. D BRANDY , le. poollools—Poio or puss imi= 'bow ...... rig= 4, l27 " = Par w Er.n. %VW N. pee deem . .•lbws. w HAT an tbra WM Waves arAe—Keene liDiA k an Scratifte. ii a t i mmum. " aß s igssa.hens al NIL— Qr.e. Emsa....t b etralenria Is BIDSTILAD6 of may thowiptito both wood, hew re hem Nisi well emmllw sokleedil4 emplele. J. Iia2LIS ese i t i tale 12 . 5 . _Teelleheeeereihreel. WHIN° awdDRAWIN - 0 - 1 - 0 8 0 . 2 FURNITURE JL/ la emile. welele.—The Ilegiste a= be hliAllle. • lhe Il io ne me& la slue ewe; Sine ember • seS heedeem oats* With kw J. NAM:4Z iii % laheweem-reed. tf.lewd NY meet Ileallhlateet le the weld VIVE THOUSAND P or gadicont Corpot Jr Mb. it eel le. LL per peel : eldt V&A Oiegele ei la. N. R_. J. NAM re 0e.140. TeeeleheneellehealL GAB EXPLOSIONS EFFECTUALLY Plan: VILIIInk le Os gee of • De. IMIII II W§ . IIITII4IOII direw 1,111 as Wain of s aim la Or all th rEgt 14= = 1 :1i o Z4zer it. bawd& Me as antiksilos. MUNN/I VIGITABLE (COLZA) OIL, 41s. per var. tiara tur rlr pair donsel t w lir iffritar No Gaon bah ter lad s jit sid a. MI saw Imp eft by X red 11011/1. U. Lomb% W. 0., lobo dr= verb** ainlred Most Ilawdoe 44. got Ms mini WORKS of ART.—F. DA ti. Vls bie tztto i all'argerr'a,*-PV.,_-u=r; IIATTiI ORIGINAL DIAMOND CEMENT trivw salwer tarlbv IL Z i zerea ... , Wks' es It ona PV Es==urr..t rwrbalia MARAIS'S SPECTACLES, the cheeped mad K el imaleasera assillsme fee gnmenlog Ile OW Eros Moo ressit e guirsi arleurth OPw , iw") Ins IL-11mM Mrs, he piebnas Om OM. 3 . = Mods toe Wee. . 4 =6 E iv Airme lb IL: ar. soma. mai ill. pod 0. itralra sal 110Eares Is Or ar sievr .8.;..= lbee.— :Lk Orrim-• slie. DB 'OH =l 'S LIOHT-BROWN COD IYl 2:g w ara M rtra niai t t =trat=4 bansba, las beg al limusa.bus t ams Inal.l .l lVrttg." . erai r 4l l4 is Janie. 011 b kalt-oble. b. ft; /1. ll.; wag% 9L ; labaW arlb bk4aal bpabate. ablaut AlMbe NW, le lb sib weft mg Cla.o .0.. ma learaiblb AMIN la lie aomby. LOIW DERBY'S GOVERNMENT RRIPORM /1111.—WTLIY7 MAP et 1111• LAND bli ik te preset deee be betthe as by ris = "" a gletle. et= =l.lll. la Ifibe ble Bales MI et the "Time Obeiberew Jens wltd. Gebempbbe be do= andetesm Bs* ow Mar be tbe PeeFeliee. bed b. Lobel I 911111 NNW MORI( BILL—A CHART, agem. Tire lie Preset =to , ga l. 11=I tee- IARGE ENGRAVING of the CAPTURE of DUNI. Oroth IWO No lofdo ' 6 lionolho do Ranh: OA of dolrlOol solisolAs odoso To be Fab lOW on Oar* / 4 prim One Foro.-0. MONK Mast 13.11011110• L 11111/113111101 IN DEAL= MID MAYA ;me peelleb•L ISIS I. tree ef MS In QECOND LIFE; or z 47 1 81176 AL kl e n Ow • .4.1 Welt Istartag S. a w raw si. mesa hem el IS Y. siere il l= I je wm r el IlleelMemim d ri am ZeOws. e.... l: o. SSP MO la ia "..." Vie n dimmilled eiTs ... rjee• boatel • si= "l" reeeta=== f lee wade INN le the =Mall me Ds bin aseerdre •116 Ilimmedent week. boot ftebeeem,_ Si the met ebelmie Weal= 1• 1 = 1 : Wee lows Met dr MeeMal sol Ilereese mellse we ; blase, WA Ain ehe Me MY Se M.. .• Mello Om mg ••••• Pew id ow Ye& Y. rerre€lna his Imam Ye eminsiod, aid lir • = et peulleolm, Sea be *Om Ime ez....... mv ...:....•..........=.....- .7..1..........0....... of all leabsillen. CULVERMILL. Bream siM 1110111 Itarimisit lbs lila IL J. SLR. MOM= imam be vas emassiM 14 run, de In yliik 1•111 gun Ws IN laimainar-40 memoir liher. &dime Mad as brierimia Or &Ur 1;s6".0 wr.ushigamti - =AWL liArintisa... umeavin. 1141/1.89 00111011160. es arassure uw a. am air. w aft Cloo. ige Ind et Gilskslgo. TO S mum Olt De. 0111.VESTWg SOL gi Os OMNI d 4no to ogrolied ggenz . ogolog lid IL 4•1•••=.1 Maar*. TUN Tns MANNINO or THE NAVT.—M the isoathly serithig et the Liverpool Yereastile nowise Anode des Tetoday, the ..mail called the ~lse el the neeeters $s the otabmsat node by the cemeekaleeere ea tb. meaahag of the amp, $ the ales that there midst le the BMW' meorehare service dements of Naval pryer which SO rho' teliesen le the world wpm, bet that ea nib diet orip sable he arearteg Se bar liseesty the Ur mablete ismeall d Wee erreaereee. Able seek se Moir dna the ammil=ospeosol that the pryer* inlage• MIS ter the d the asestry *5.*5. he dee e r eel Wee lettree lerolme, wee motel that ohs sad selie ohanoter 'Woe von believed to be awa ory *5 the Meetemse of thcee *sort It vas banded So embody the posed iews of the goad as this snbiset r ls • peek peribes v est, eta& wail Am 17 be had Wen dr urboty of stlio WM Burdett Coatts las gives wins foe tle mo dem d e Wok et dwellker Ike amass- is Nova is di Goe. arra Ilharetitch. d ereues of awe_at easlashef cribis=. Few storey., with Me dew, uel is ail owed is sow *r the sierra, el telebllases Is vet vreatber, will meths es sa Papas* Wefts IX hut bati, sat soli 10 fat 110101r—Owt 91/11lisr. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 8, 1859. L1TAR427)7111. NEW REVIEWS. Two sew revie - tre -- I;•;;;;rted w inle life this week 7. one iimiiiiiiii;aig;;;Tition:iiti;;Fii;Tni versal Review of Polities, Literature , and Social Science the other with the dimple heading, Bent ley's Quarterly Review. We the paw at once from the universal to the individual; but the former, perhaps because it must necessarily be an ahem: tion, is of much lighter weight sad bulk than the latter. The Universal is a monthly review, while Bentley's, as the title indicates, belongs to the good old family of respectable quarterlies. Strictly speak lug, there is less room for a new quarterly than for a good monthly review. We have no lack of ably 'redacted journals of the orthodox type. A bundle of mays published every three months is, moreover, in three days rather a heavy vehicle for current al liehm. On the other hand, we have hardly a Bogle monthly Journal of mark devoted endlessly to cri ticise. Judging from the first number, we question, however, whether the Universal is exactly fitted to occupy le vacant ground. The articles, while care fully written, are deficient in spirit, vigour, and widest acumen. The review, however, is open to • more serious objection. The subjects are not well selected, and in the literary department especially it iA cot dirlefit tidtho tisse—Leasmine Aitken only one recent book is noticed, and that a volume of poems of comparatively little importance. The paper on the " Hansel's' Poor" adds nothing to a subject whose more obvious bearings have already been efficiently discussed in the daily and weekly newspapers. The political articles are more per tinent and valuable. The one on parliamentary reform so accurately foreshadows the government proposal on the subject, that one can hardly help sapponing it meet have remised some indirect official impieties. The two best articles in the number are, the first, on "Literature and Life," and the aimed, entitled" Russia and the Weet of Europe, both of which are very readable and interesting. The former discusses the position of literature es a profierion, and the relations of literary men to society ; but the subject is looked at frees too narrow and isolated a point of view. There is no each anti pathy between literary men es a class and ordinary society as the writer seems to imagine. Mach of the satire that appears like hostility on the surface of oar lighter literature is mere ed.:dation of a plea sant and heresies@ kind. It is the natural reaction of lively spirits "genet the restrictions of conven tional intercourse, • reaction by no means peculiar to literary men. Ofilcers, barristers, and dash ing youths of fashion rail just as mach against morning calls and evening receptions, heavy dinners, and 'esthetic teas, only their talk is not relleeteddike that of literary men, in a dozen periodicals that are sown hosedeset over the =i We believe very few would be found to complain of the tyranny of black Creams Marred to in this passage: _ _- - People who has a rode' ItOstailo Masten will tell I , yes that Ilwavar mos report in of *orgy beesus ft doss not I tair =atty. That are , los amok , tr s rail eves Isaacc Dismal, the want of the , Biscay darlawr, allows. The ccalsoliss he rzerstes from Dasse's dory—cl ht, brag wessded to cab seal," Memo , Lord Glenciarn, with whoa Y dined, paid too amok atlas , tics to "Dniodar," the other guest, is probably ealy typtelwhat his felt by may as hatable trether of the pis ; sad the holing which conat find rally sinew , expos stns, cats Dealt in girding at the mallets aced cages which, however idea they might be swept away ' " shams," woad still grow up in every aduil society . farthing like a common-plat =ma was admissible. When we fad wren the calm and philosophic gains of Mr. Herbst Bpsixer foaming against the t3rrenny whirl abli es le weer lola* clothes of on aiming, end against the society which submit, to hays its maga regulated, not by Shoop the *truly great," bat by the whirls of " wpm& Ones mod lib= tailors and Wily women"--wa sosdnds that the Mesas mat be both wide and drop whisk pampa earl raid levee® on such deripicable bliss. It, 4 say to roe that Mowry men who take up this Mee me not ahead with Me mesa state of thirds, and wish sone aboration le be wade la the observasces of moiety ; but their complaints are a ragas that it it impossible to deal with then mead to a squally indeterminate and allusive ma ser. Let se give hair. Spacer the benefit at haring made ths fiat pomessal rampstics es the labial. "Drown tree me, Was' el bled," Is the reran of poa llive alms, whisk i elew snare study, we have weadd In gathering Irma f ie pages. Ist, whether • mend pertabdon to leas off the oeitsme et as wwilartaliwr world sags Watery .an lees =deem le said at the team" daddy, Is a point we leave to Ms etaikestka clear reads= Oar own sciatica dam disiumena whW Kr. limmar no wale* ez t ew s z e thatos kris= Hera= ass a= too sway. The Ortlllascy which they =joy iglattAlr owes *- due radon the wavered= al everyday ith Inallerably Idioms ad iselpid le than. Tear inalissted palate lostemse fastidious; ad though Leader mity lad that "Alter Dyrosfspiappery Maar Itstbo's soli skies-ails pee down," the literary MS who had a " slat sof " • set of Hatay finds ohs " three times shinun'of sky blue" of mortal speech ;all upon his excited taste. H. beam= bled with what To bears in his own est, just as a =gala club-men had, the cuisine of is " Gad= ' or is " Conseratice" a bed tics for the plain road sad heed of a stings at • year. It matters very little whether there is room or not for Bealley'r Quarterly. A review of such ability will make room for itself. The first number has all the elements of an effective quarterly journal in happy union, and if there im no falling Wits mucosa is tolerably certain. Not one of the ten articles in the opening number can be pronounced poor, while many evince great ability, being marked by vigour of thought, breadth of view, fulness of knowledge, and the literary accomplishments that give point and animation to a writer's style. The subjects too are well chosen, many of the foremost books of the' quarter being effectively handled in the literary department, and the most important public topics selected for discussion in the poli tical. We need scarcely add that we do not 7zatt y bise with the political opinions of Ilawieta, whisk seem, by the by, to be iden tical with time ef a matemporary remarkable for its critical rather than it, constructive faculty. But we admire the ability sad general fairness of the new journal, and heartily welcome its appearance among the old quarterlies. &LB or FICTII/18.—Yesterday an important sale of pleteree, by nelson English ertl.ta, took place at the asidekreoses of Mame. Foster, Pell-sr/B. Among the neriseehie weeks 'high were disposal of en this occasion wen gene it lenikeatea by Maar, F.R. Lee, 11.44.,• T. S. Casper, LILA. ; T. Crenrkk, R.A. • W. Cahn, ; J. C. Bunny, H. Bright, Devid o :l4 4 W. Gosling. For easel Miller's pictures, view of Lab Wellieptedt, Strigerkal, there w At compe titive, end the wart wee sold for WO Omen A beentthil setilresose by Ceeppr, the spot represonbd bl.g the orton dews neer Canterbury, mined 214 Oases. Other *terse sold kg hieliq: 7 10010 Ankh of a met.pletere T. Waste, the " Hop Oscine," IbldsW 116 galena ; mid Creeerkk's " Olen" wee knocked down far 146 guneas. Banks the soll-bnown sane, we have Own, as then of lendraips pointers, WO Sad the follerrio in the 11. t • ar4eis whose works' of ...alien" and "pave ' were mold yesterday : Buy, Pickersoidl, kill., Hefted, J. Phillip, O'Neil„ Frost, Moses Poole, Hanky, Redgrave, John ston, F. Goodell, Ward, end Sant A soak picture of Tamer* Bee lop Cliennet," wee wild for 30 gotten. The days sale revoked ottani et nearly MON. Nem Harms Mar.—Mr. Wyld, of Charing =ite feet ford a new amp el Meemit and Wein, the state el the representation as proponal by Lord Derby's Reform BM. As the brill wW poobably hat three wesbe—t oL, te tas date spotlit° Hoe ft. second reeding—sed t o sz t oor lees talk-d of, the .11 al the geogrepher its Wane is welcome. Mr. Wyldra nap diode- Crimthe b coloured lbws end signs the boroughs ein pert the new horeaghe, and the ▪ of amities, and the principal polling places. It else inhibits is • sim•kr owner the state of the repsenetation Wore the Bahasa Bill of 1660, and the effect °Mat sesessna A very fall meeting of the Royal Geographical Modem me heM es Mosley at Harliagtoe-house, We Sgni* nrohin In the cask. =3,o4three mown were she E nd of Yietemi the Bon. C. lawny, Sir ;T. F Buskin, Bret. ; J. 7. Dwain last ; Sk T.Pcmsar, Ikea ; Osermle Akrunder Peels*; Adsobiele Oaring end sir G. Beak; Caked, Everne, Sotheby, ear li a =. l trathe gapers reed was • dupla bas cr lltsseboy nepotism the lareemete mime by debillia geeernsiest to ramie the fete of M. commaalosted by the RIM Rm. Latireahy lidl o, TAAL IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Wzmr.sDAT, Mut= 2. (Continued from yobtorday's Brpras.) REAL ESTATE INTESTACY BILL. Mr. LoWli;l;:gitr the efeCt ... ei this towns, and the fare of those who were opposed to it, were elk* eseggisatot. The question was this item was ama who by ee ldst or design had not arranged his own property. Was the law to make a will for him, and, if it war, what kith of a will wee it to make ? The MOM that he sahatitted to this weeks wut thk, that thoy ought to make for the testator such a vat ere—supposteg bier to be a=sest greelses, and wise sass—he would have made for Moth= lithe fin* poseible to meth as absolute rule tat all ahem:armor, bat they could avoid makes for the terror • will which aogood or else men would make, and that wee what the law utho !slim at prevent. blo wise or prudent maa would loath a win lathing the whole of hie property to his eldest son, send givie boas of it to his younger children. Per this. miaow he should tapper' the bill. • lid YAKS said that if they panda bill de. dl Zthat is mos el lathed property should be amosget all the shay would istrothas a deaths that the mirth tyska operated thirdly. He VI. net peoperth le thst. tare IMO not (WS k the advieshle that then shield hs a are Nail &Whim id property. hat loath, at the lathe sad Wimp of the (sentry, le themeht the greeter leiter, wield borumed by the pserag et this reeerksd i thet there tree ode rLw ViTtwOrksiQ u e believed ace it would peaty deisticsato the vsks. *rota would be misted white would isisrkowly idiot the well-bog of the esamazita ;d otie of the pews eekletellk tool , Itk mos that mat who Wgot tiropassim of • pint of 1= 4 ::: how bow, wheel this Meat to good teeth], bat was bed to Bell, and who owl so alleglaucce to • leadload. If this bill peredthen wade mho a rpofiw pabile opiate, which would pewit • Levi( hi property to hie eldest sea, so it did is the Milted /twee t the oneepeeste of which wee that there were so largo f•sey setstec, sod so mak, Bilielkell there, • state of 'kegs which westeoe4 no. ketaske far a country. Coked TIiOMPSOIf bolieved kw was are fetus is this coustry ta this quake than lea. geallios• a ibe op vide appestat to be swore of. It arm posits was hie fosisse to be fa • antis td the popular party without baring this gawks pro witently brosibt frecrord wader the title of the kw of 177* --- ' . WART reueseked the* the Beikber-um0.... refered thee to ek Mailow Bale as e ism wire was with ararerdiers, but Kr Mettbew Has relined WWI'S to Media Klie satheriers wee Orr Kerrembert, bat Orr Mestraimber, MEP a ebb, wee • very yr- PAised ma. •dm bed bee& apreeeel Pat re peg of , the bill sight leaf to the esesprien Mira el hod; but a Mora to the tees of Moro amid thaw ear as nem burden to be 'roadies. Agelk ft we add Kr the exist leg kw wee in orannity wft Ms Mans of as people. ha bedstead. (Beer, Mr.) Behr endear Mt me al Isitinp midi is the ead pewee, rid WA ter along • thmend he the miser% that herr meirass to it would be imeseible. _Mimes.) 111 r. WHITIAIDII objected le em Masses berg mode Is do law of Ammisa. They we Ma Ivies in Amore, GM Gad be read So hi (Cheers sad braglater.) Ameba Tr • very perils' esentrp, sad its rhabiters bed so Mahal moon to Is earded with tber km and mesas' bet cow other hind, he (Mr. Wiliam) wet Misled wilh the laws sad customs of 'UOind. The ease of Anodes mid not parity have any besting upon the polka Silas the' hem, me that she very fact of the Malan 114112. • repelerr was • sera MO MAIM foe drain whether it wee apps .! ease to a United monerchy. (Hear, hem) There woe' Mr ma More Agamemnon. Wits man lad thud to Ws! emery before the Ma primes; sad if he (Mr. White-1 ede) wee salted far Mersa Is freer of the roma law, la would niece to pint le is eachalbaged eoal far a many centuries anterept us. The old meselitarm of KM country no deer rargnier Use rlajts of the betr—• weed I which it bad has wail morked do bill of therm prie- MAK word blot pi tremor judepwArce. Thera WOAD, recognired by the Jewish law sad by the law of 6111 Mb. Al t : dem In ase,k reppfris seek r TrareesadAar-i Ace that the ibia of Mea err boa MM. 1 tared. (Karl The leosaind loon (Kr.Kalker); bed Morel to a solicitor who, he had err stets wills! disponleg of reel Matto withie the pees. 118 dear - that gentler* bad aims rid the Ihmislise for As= Champ—(aushere eat eberee)..ril.nis arise be perfeetty reedy to make slaty mere wills, strain ea oaths, molly scarper, end Mervin nnal hodency to breed litigadoe. (Hear, how.) The Freer ma bed been refrrred to ; but the prialiple of UM ere wee to destroy enything like—he was afraid he should discompose the bon. gentlenan's genet if be said &Tato:nu— bile he could rem him that he did not or the term in an °derive sears. (Lateglar) Nor meet be do more than ask what bed been theoaegaenote to Ponce of adopting that code? (Chem.) The hilt before the lour was • sur whirs WA lead to other steps, the melts of whisk he UM matey might only too well be boa whet we saw serer the Chanad. Referees 1 Wh er e la sa reds to Mr ass of Mime; bet the low provided Br Mr by Prig them dower out of real errs; sad • media of be mirage service woe sosialtly . enuml at the dm& doers s a d that the boas re the sem ebb wee endowed out at their bode. heed oily air in per of that to the Eno of Cloture': m Si. was • worthy womeou ai he. ryas Howebowds sae clutch, door hod go bed free " (Mueller.) The right bon. geutlesima reseh dad . by tall ow's( that be would give the bill his met Warm oppo sition. Kr. WALTER was afraid that the wader of the Cods Napoleon on the subject of property woe my little under stood is Ada country. That axis wee In reeltry the charter ei riblim; sad ha weird the hoses spinet any step that night lead to the 'utopian of • similar matema (Chris Mr. GREER rid that the supporters of the WI Med the hours to redress • pramicel end tangible pierance; whore shoo who r med it bed rain te dome. in newer to the Moat but was prepeolve—and, he be. bed, imeglasey—Mis. TM has. meld moiler that eerily the same sort of rerosing bed boo held with regard to as lithos mist referee whir bed wetly bar and ailly letrodnord. Meer, beer.) The 1131n-GINIRAL rid Ad II this yes a mein bpi •tssMtlt he sherd willingly Isar the hers to preames fisMiret nos the ode sal start esimetive eiremsit d he Ma. end kernel trod, the Bolickar fleand. Dr 11. KZ VAN one salleureed te elect the arelliallell mos theca any memo whisk bed rem beam Ldirewes the Rim Bill of 11113. 1. 2 ear. The right esters• ( lir. Lowe) said he it Meuse when • eub K this country died his pinery ought to be Kriated se it would booms •le a who, end a good ran in re el Ks eater If, themes, tat KU pesead. MAI wand ft be but • initiative dereritet of the eireepatidedi ple the mde la whir heart, wi s aa g d pad Ens anglit trims tart Wet (Ch en.) Pikis ilis am lbws loppill, OD reales the armiallos the' the veal in • tow para be whet his hared = ll l7 I. Caino) had predicted. The Imo mg% Smiley to take warning by whet bad awed la • Neighbouring country, where Use = bed MA, ledpekoe for err re right to 4 Ketb grown by will at all. (C hesm.) It might be my feethat emape the wealthy chew few moor whet bed hob well diiirettats ; but whet would he the cue with flosmds of promo who only powered a me or two of beraidf At present no parlor of law was Warr or more gensedly uodentood than that persoesity was BOOM ammo the neat of kin, whale realty rat to ties hair-at l:zilt ma who powered • cottage. or an ere or two of abi la poses, berme be berthas it would darer =dto his eldest eon; bet H MUD greed it would •e Wryer into every carp to ore a will or to she out adhainietratko. At present peers Is Chia bumble nab Dinh sever west to the isp - me Wes mdmishastko. The few articles of forentwe est the Altus or twisty pomade is the savings beak were divided e the sr Moen as the bunny thweght at; butarri4 bin pond edesisidestion would hen to be Mhos seta and the whets 1111118111 i would be awsllowrd up by the expeone. Ohs; hoer Vismust PALMERSTON objected to the bill o= wends pound . ( Laughter and cheers) The Sea h oustolued wee foreign to the habits, custom., sad hemp of the Tonle of this country, sad wee, moreover, tseempatible with the oradateamose of coestitstional =D EM:4y. (Loud &vire ) That it wesoppoon loth. beings and habits of the oseintry wee • wetter of notosisty. because rreepluilly imew that le arm ohs, there was • orttlod d peeldestsbewm as eider Ns. At the present deg 'heroines ma yeas= la the New Fornt who Merited his Name be. •• eseester who had canted the body of Rehm Se Winchester. That cottage bed ever shoe clooonoild hoes amt. red that hail, woo se read al Ps pommies es thegrestat pew or tin lensed lstster is the eessin midi be °this relate. (How, Iwo.) The 101, then, would slow a low Wok wee oragestel M the erstkowski of the eamarealty. Tits M. and breed gestures oppeette ins likewise mate menet is erg*: that at presest taw mans is the hasable make of lib west M the sepses of • wel ; Ned the bill gravid, thunder*, prove a' review sdeketsse to those poor um (Chien.) No (the sable lord) held thee the stileees of • eowelftelli imemenby n =l ein the exhumes of • boded raireemerg, or usittird. (gont, boor.) ifllitest mow sash kss mediate body losterees tie noon es the ens bead red the people or the Wow, • essetitutiosel stesesshy, las diet sew Ho whisk we bed the 11. lin, mold see le seek. nisei They had semi h ether cambial when • deter law be that smuseed is th• bill was erses , ==hlissa that tk• beaded - rfritinty hi salt low ker. Rigniste ; awl if they led sa r hspiwerldmil patoy, raid to tnd tho mblismind,it wet gown& hr then is praxis 'Ma von asasM lie Obi WM. bs. (Stuiiped id. maims') ITWOPENCE. Wow So allittat pews Gowning the Moto.' (Hear.) Be (housid...durottro, that they ought not to Lam th e ato p:deka of losi to the chinos of whether Its owner made a Themencirlaw wee perfectly jest sad kiss. Ceder devastates on the eldest eon suotareded, bat If a man c Hi g t7fit to air that arrangement, the law gave him full power Mdeso • end he was eerier zo megabits but thole which custom iced publie opinion imputed upon him. lie (the noble lord)) should certainly oppteethe =mum. (Hear.) Mr. LOCKE KING, is reply, said the Notch of the noble lord showed an amount of preje *Mob ill became the profeend leader of the liberal party, however well it might become the noble toed in another place who was at the Mad of her Modesty's government. (Cheers and murmurs.) The home then divided — For the second reeding Against ft 271-196 The boll is coetequently lest. The moth wee imaged with cheering. NEWSPAPERS &e., BILL. Mr. AYRTON sowed the etaisT;eeirng if this bIL The ATTORNEY-GENERAL die not oppose the mooed reed*, bat data that some amendments would be propetei to commit es. The billy"' time read • second time, and the committee was appointed for Wiley. CONVEYANCE OF VOTERS BILL. _ _ Oi tte mrloa for "ti;;;;Zi ndtng of t►ie EOl Mr. BUNT reeved that the debate Uouid be adjourned, u the bill was rendered nukes by the Reform Bill et the geurnmant. 3k. HILLEMAM hoped Mat the bdi bef..n the bow 49. 1 0 41 ?ktigila .üble_2.l-.Y.htqW-1134—ernarit 4111111. r veal ,dud up wtok - woke e met iptio pape orb& weld be liable to great rum • Wit • seer amount of money Med padres in every borough, end veto In each of Oleo* wens elerbg papers. (" Qtredels, goodies.") The SPILL= rid he did not think that the bon. amber was retry in order, to write el Ming mew bebg before the bro. Mr. RRADLAM said that if one perm mild de what he bad doodled, • eamiratice el ream might do it, Gad • Oar of gentlemen in Ludas might that mind awry Me dea la dee eleantry. (Ramer Mee of "Oruro.") Mr. PACRI rem to order. The SPEAKER—I have already termed my opin'ou that the 02111110 01 the itsent which the hen. roam= is pursuing is set in arordeeoa with the /Me of the house. Mr. A. STEUART mosidered that the question of u prises weld be dealt with In amber bill, and therefore mod postroment Kr. BYNCfre mites that the bill of Mr. Collier amid be prewar with. It repealed • moat obnoxious statute, end be beW it mull Me. COWER sea .= readmit& the bill believing the matter et be urger, at • dissolution of par isinent might shortly mom. Re did sat consider • dissolution lass hamt neat sow. (Her, her.) Re waitaaked to postpone his bill because soother bill contained Miler provifioes ; but he did not teller that that bill would pm, and he conaideied it so bed • bill that he should do all in his power to prevent it . pasM (Choral . PALMBRSTON hoped that the Mete would not be adberned,_ bat that seem 0401111011 would now be come to. Mr. BARROW wae owed to the multiplication of poll pleas, as hiring to increase mem. Br JOHN SHELLEY rote to err, but The SPELICER did not coned& r that the hon. member moat of order. Mr. BARROW said that for each additional riling-booth there mast be • deputy-aheriff, a legal gettlernat, a Foli ate*, sad other rims. The motion fee adjourning the debate was this withdrawn. Mr, B. JAMES mid that everyone must he convinced that the moment supers of elections was • scandal end a Won (Bear.) Rualations had been pried as early as that the memos expos lord& 'Miriam were a p li nt, a tited the indrendinos of that hoses. Be cord speak of the Mom of metebpelitan Mork; at he had lie smols credal is his peaked. (Leariter.) The.. =were such as mum punnet say am of taint and embg forward. TM seems at metrepolitan tione-oesy be lembal or Phobary—(a laugh)—where every reeks of Mieulerity was brought late reguisitica, mat provost many *rotate from coming forsard. TM system wee now mefortunaely legetiesd; WM that it was Old to be a pose violation of the kw, though some time excused ea tlue peer that mime had been paid on he& sides. (Laughter.) Re trusted that the hems weld Maker Its Moray is petting ea end to unneceeemy uterus by perm this bill. lie had been chard 4001. for polling-both& in Marylebons, toots of which were not booths, bat would hays Oersted • abler- WM Mir ebb. (Laughter.) Mr. P. O'BRIEN oid he Mart opras tha Kr. A. STEUART saved that the bill should to read a mend time that city els Melo Loyd J, RUSSELL odd that lad year he wee of opinion that they had no right to didninchise r l.i sot do as who eedld not convey themselves to the By the bill now before the house it woe Fritored to emus the amber of polling plow, which got rid of thet objection. That objec tion being got ricbel,grviselerione. mg well known that the optima of expanses be comyrose would be wry mach ak.n to brit. ry. Than had been ears Ohms • soveratin bad been gives fee the porde of oceaveyenes roe bell • crows would haw been entilintat; and he had bud, of mem- Wei 'similar taking place in the metropolis. That wee • red Indemearat to vale, se wallas te go to the poll. (Bear lea the prises,Hoof" reared be so laimensel mire, et polling which would bat no peat distance from the eleeter, ha Amid give Igo vote Coe obie bill. (Rao) Sir J. PAELNOTON regarded the man provider at the hIS witboat any decided opinion ono way or the odor, sad aha mbi , mem fat the Me be shoal give was Oat it ear - s imenenbat time to bring Sweneta be UR lie eenitisol there was rot hoe in obet had been Mild by his ben. trend (Kr. DieW), The clam in mods" did not proceed from his die of the home, having been roger by the hon. member for lime Tower Stingoes, end, th e alleged grmed of its inborn:Mama That it wort sera the lew, whisk was in sea unothlactory state, with emoted to the ortolan of voters. The noble lord (Russell) gave Ms sewn to the clause on the ground that tt wee unwise to leave the law in that sneered state; but on the roar that the bill belbre the home provided for the multiphadon of prior pima the noble lord was going to vote kr it. That might be • geed MASAI if it wee applboable. to tho circumstance' of the moment. Bat in the present stets of the polling Woes the remelt of leaving the law un certain or cram( the law, would be pro:timely to dirtran chin some of the prier clam of votun. Hs therefore sub- Marl to the noble lard, cm his own therm, and on every rid* of justice, whether the sagmeartion of tolling pilot should not precede a change in the law . . (Hou.) Mr. ATRTON, aft* *planing the armaments* under which he premed the clone, *aid that • pledge had been give hy the governor last melon that the KU should be reconsidered, sad sow his his. a d Moe' Mond was told that it was an inespetieet moment to rerearder it. (Roar, hear) He thought they ought to anew tie bill to go into oommittee. The has. Orel— Tot thwerned bibs' 172 Briar 162-19 The smagestmet of thementliere was rerved with chem. RECREATION GROUNDS BILL. This MB meter a trend Ws. MEDICAL ACT (ISIS) AMENDMENT BILL. This bill was reed • third Me and mod. On the motion of Mr. Ewe, the following committee on the pa of the Wrote& sal appointed :—Mr. Byng , Sir Jar Shelley. Mr. Aran, Mr. John Loch% Mr. Jobs Abel Smith, the Jodie Advocate, Mr. Alderman Cubitt, Mr. Arms, Mr. Barrow, Sir William Dunbar, Sir William Batter, Mr. Peoria Rural, Mr. Jackson, Mr. Thomas Mills, and Mr. Whitbread: power to seri for perms, port, end nosed ; Ivo to be the germ The lessee adjearned at • game to FESTIVAL OF TUE RAGGED SCHOOL UNION.— Yesterday ovoids; the mama festival sad distributka of pets s fa comezioa with the Bagged School liaka was held at M. blartin's-hall. The chair was aseagied by the Bari of thdlootiory, supported by Mr. Coww, bI.P., Mr. Santos, Admiral Berconrt, Admiral Burbly dap& several other gentlemen, friends of Me beedl. The Mr sad their Meads coiapistaly filled the Urge ball, the be of the didrent brigades were displayed, sad the band of the Union was cal imed in the zottbers gallery. TM Mooney secreta" Una, by rea wbicli a . r enwa samared i alm 7 A hal g ia ll /711K dd regi ldbit ba t" been warmed in 1864, Sid ;in 18.56, Mb; 1860. 4 92 i is 1867, MI6 s ad h 1868, M. Of the latter somber, 120 the pine were iwardsd to girls, sod 448 to boys; 104 of primes had been given to candidates who bed receded prises in breast year., and 464 had tem rewarded for Ms ard time. It was also stated that thee minded of Weeds whisk lied sent madam for prises was 68, sad the total awnber of candidates OS; of which 666 bed been chosen foe poses. The oltildrea and idea Mink barbs aortas& el • p4olifol mot, the Bari el deelleetraty aidemed the reildren is apsavyriate twee. The mem Tidal lad Attended the earte el the salsa showed thattbwane bodied ti ii were plumbed Ism Ink mai slate, they tram by lye twig 0040 Sad e . by dieolifide made meld men ►ireot eddy bed boa pawed OM It woe teatble to mai* aro eat et deny, it behoved eseiety, Davin ones eaeabidehed that IWO° has eerie that the Mae mae VIM Ma IP Wind to it aseleibi tweeeed for. Ma. omer. hilodral liseeettet, M. Pap e e, sad Wier /palls tele In s ad drawl thitmerftt, sad seselleditse were adopted la beam el the object tee laid& the hettial bed bees hal Tam ahLWAT Rouses.—'l'e. Athol% Nara Mail twos 311afipece Osaiew• ammegiair Oefelis W C. Thom. *A mg from Game awilw 641 i al llama Off M. JAR* N•waisadltud. sad hew Yak with PbO a l l _ i °Oft 7110 will clad Londe is rag al ma Wt. 2211 00VAREMINT REMY BILL A meeting of the Parliamentary Reform Com mittee wee held ye,terday, Mr. Batl7lll bloater in the chair, to consider the provident of the Government . Refoan Bill. On the motion of Mr. Viva. C 101141.17 M.P., seconded by Mr. Boom CELII.II Jan., the fo llowing resolutionnee_adoiten :—" That the tin rreared by the government professedly to amend the laws relaing U the representation of the people does not respond to :. 1 1•111el requirements of any portion ofroibrmers in this country, inasmuch sa it &siren. chime • whole clue of intelligent and .2dependollt county vows, sot lam than 60,000 in number; relent, to &siren chide a oink email, corrupt, or deseadact oonstimeney; does sot atessept to redeem the notoriously inadequate reps"- Natation of meny large boroughs; does eet preside for the vo.er, in the exorcise of his franchise, the protection of the ballot; and, above all, deliberately rejects the claim of any porting of the great body of the industrial populates to be admitted to the rigida of citizenship." It wee then moved by Mr. Jain WHIT; M.P., sad se conded by Mr. FREDIZICI DOOLTON sod cstried tuna t. rasemly:— That the introduction of mioh amewrare In the Manse elCommess by her Mejeay's Ministersh a challenge to the country to declare, with amassed strength and deter minate'', Its opinions on parilwassitary redeem, and demands from all reformers the most vigorous, nutted, and instant eartion to guard ags net the possibibty of the bill passing law.." Ihmetat, n Calimeita - Smola, Destratmet, Pitour to the chair. to adopt such someures as might be dettosett line sayers of parliamentary realm. The Cutaway observed that at lest they bad before theta the mbeletielel Itelcrit Bill and he was surprised that the Hart otDeeby a Y his eonemers should bare bora so ad .wles m to brie( forward sea • smell araware. ) He should have suppo a that they would good bill or none at all ; but the hal they had la the Hesse et Occomose am outrageously delsotim• It wis Mbar • hacelreld movement they • propmdm ew, audit was galls feepooribis for references who really under stood whit the nation ramired, to entertain It for a moment. (Chore.) If the government had set interfered at ell in the matter they would at.. t events have preeerved their &amok, few ftu but ea it wea, hattempting to damage tbe come oft s they had, in fest, dammed thanseivia. (Hoer, Mara appeared from whet pseud at a meeting of LIM Dabes suppererre es tee previous day, that it this bill were uotals. coped, hie lordehip would dissolve parliament ; owl isles* case this could be little doubt that the result would be the diesolutios of his own Inlaid*. (Cheers.) Be' that, how ever, as it right, they had • duty to perform not only IR edema totheh own character es sho'cors of Weatimlnelea, but ale: in retake to the old recollections of that city, (Hear, beer.) It was tbeir duty in this emergency to stea d forward and declare what kind of Mona ought fa their o*ion to be eared out. He thought • public meeting it the inhabitants skald be convened sa early as pomlble, fa order that they might express their opiates Oa the entyeet; sod he hod no &obi that the result would be • tistenninatios to ippon the Mil by every means in Jar& power. Mr. H. D. Roseman on to seem a reeoluVoo, said sash as atrocious attempt at l.tim es the government reform huh had not been seen for many years ; aed having used the sabres carefolly, he had so hentation In savicg that ipm so Head what a rdonn ought to be. Than wee • , eg in it that leaded to enlarge the constituency. The peteAetdead me end the nitaletere of religion whom it prelesiell to suframbise bed sterly all voles already. Por the poor ens there woo astbieg done witatsre, r ; for it wit set to be supposed list the pcor paid es. a week for loge. Mil would tmchlter numb. re who uow hod votes—bp rehnord to the *Os. hesboldore, who bad meat for ocastlea. Oa the other hand, it did milting to germicides_ the worthy chasm He concluded by move*, the foilowiag reeol•Voo That what is termed the Mintelerial Rehm Hill le so defective that it to not entitled to our eulport, end we have no doubt but that the people in orrery pert of the Halted Kingdom will repo diets such pratenatoos to correct the acknowledged deems to the representation of the people hi the Commune' House 4 Perilamest." - MON, secoadieg the reeolutioa, ohs Weald thanes regarded Weetmiftter, would be the dlstrehealase sea a large number of furtv a artage s boklen who had aim for tbs'aitat y. (Rear, Mee sii W l M that say .new reform hill that night be peeped weak! de away with th e =all amethatioe bong* which were left settembed by the dim Reknit IMO ; bat net it of that close that retureed.cse master el tmel w l itl as to to Interfere t with. As to th e member Psr seek a keret .e Armed upreemitug 900,000 that night. do for a person of ptetkel Imagination lre l t Chancellor of the Exchequer but it would not do for men of 00022111 some. Religion did not constitute a quablication fez a mat in parliament ; other wile, because Mr. Alderman Es lonmes reprinted Greenwich, the conclusion most bed:awn that the Inhabitantai of that town were all Jews. (leuglatara Them was mimeo-1y anything In the bill that wee worthy of i append sad he herd the City of Westminster would tall the lead n twain it. (Cheers.) Mr. Ctrithz, In supporting the resoluttoo, observed that the government irking bill wee nth an abortion that no man who was sincere reform., could pos.ibly accept it. Mr. 3. Oioaes thought that even though there might be some good batmen in the bill, the reformers of Weetnainater wort act way windy I. mongting it. The *dyne of the Tfeter—that the country should accept this miesen, sad then out egehi—was opposed to the national dislike to fre meineelnagne. The people marl a Mery bill which mold he a empire teem a:public eyries. The bill wan a annetresin shame, and am loth men to be rejected untied. rilaV*mealy adventep being that it wood the door ix i redurin ha the The rinolution was i =ntoanied unudiseuely. 'Mr. linax moved the following resolution: " That rather them be deluded by such pretentious of reform, It will be fn better to remain in oar present position; but, fm innately for the country, the reheats pronnilgated by John bight offers for our acceptence a plan of reform which we believe is in accordance with the artiosal requitement., and ashltdts a straightforward honesty of purpose." Whatever goal there was in the bill isnot, he maid, to nailed to tie pill for the ropers of a new govennert, to be formed by Lad John Russell or some other liberal statesman; and er meg the good imints were the sbo?iiion of the enactment wilds leaded the expense of conveying elector to the poll and the 101. hanchise for counties. (Rear, bear.) TN greet danger to be apprehended wee connected with Lord Palm°. atm. Prom what be had heard, he fared that the Palmerston section in the Hour of Commons were prepared to go with the government, and one of the objects of the public meeting which was contemplated ehould be to give a &liberate and emphatic aspersion of oprion with nosed to the oont nuance ef Lad Palmerston la the polities of leaft of the liberal petty fa the Howe of Common. (Hoer, hem.) Dr. BAIMBILIDON Is seconding the re'olution, exprened it la hie opinion that the bill ender eonsideration would lead te s change of ministry. It yam not possible, he seid, that seek a bill should be antic', end if ft was not carried the Xenia radius ressieliss bank( been Eimetret Or et the a lliting_•—" That a peblie of tie mamas. et tte city of W. equlnstar be eat ,' mind edge sea neaseree es may be deemed requisite to aims an tinnve reproteetnion of the people in the Com mie Mere ef Pediment." Mr. Poulton, in ascending the resolution, admitted that the 101. franchise for counties would be a great hummer. men, 'as the rows created by it would be far more lade. pendant of the Isadlord than farmers generally m ere. He objected to the bill, however, on three grounds ; tree, became it did sot glee the ballot ; because it did t take away members front very small oonstituniciet ; thirdly, became it did not bring within the pals et the onstitadon any very large number of th , se who were considered beneath the mid.. die classes, but many of whom were, in inderenderm and in telligence, their squab, if not their superiors. (Mean hear.) The resolution was then adopted, and a cemosithee formed. to lake the requisite steps for convening a public meting. THE BALLOT SOCIETT.—At the weekly meeting of ths cascade* sommittes, held et the offices, 5, Gain chambers, a Tuesday het W. Austin, Esq., padded. Mr. Prat, Mr. Whitehead, Mr. haws Campbell, Mr. Elt, Mr. Vedas, Mr. &amity, Mr. M. B. Menden, Mr. Washington Wilke, Mr. Past tore Edwards, and abate, were pretreat. /b. Whdebtutt proposed the following moieties in re finer* to the reetereent Reform Bill That whole no anemia of the setrage, tasecompanied by the ballot, will be acceptable to the tee* of thls country, this committee declare their coaddlea that the Reform Biil introduced by the 'airman' is especially mischievous, because by Ys she takbg of votes openly in pantiles or centaining 200 voters, and by preemie,/ e ammo ef voting by papers to be signed by the voter the peseta of two witnesses, sad whkh papers an to be afterwards open to public instant n, bribery and hared. deka will be rendered mere sal' and antra and this one- Wan, therefore, ers•stly entreats the friends of free sad protsomil voting to ant awry laficatas in their pryer to Immure the rejection of the government Reform Bill: This nosistion war rozonded by Mr. Prour, su pposed by Mr. Washington Wilts, and carded unsabiousiy. Mr. Jamie Campbell thee proposed, and Mr. Bydanhambtudes seconded, • mediation to the effect, "na Mr. Berkeley be waned we atomics of the wasp will be acceptable without the ballot." tbe ut titsZ tu rdstred a :7 lBs to so in o — ir th t t l E to inl ic r igh Later atmdm ot thß:rieseee:ynomnoin"ariteeilnmat:riLtifflash:e and mews. chorea tail allegtos, iigniNlS R.N., have been appointed Adz& indeLo n neents es the Itenthampten utadee. DON COMMA/ OMNIBUS COMPANY (LIMITED). —Thus rwrlple let the weak toiling Fibrin? , 27-• NOON. L. , I.!