The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-13 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.--TosiDAT, Aran 12 11,11 L.ILD CIIANCIILLVII took hie met as the woobieck et he tieloek. Lord KINNAIRD pr,eated • paltios hem Abssima, thst &camel might pt lb. same mama kill es la es,. bill teat might te ietrodeeed; she prtither hem Dea tee INDIAN errat ARMY .um the trade Is eta.. The Reel el WINDY mid, is .e r ly Rail Getawilky lbM me report eh. reacrasios on Dee orzenisatioa of the ladi.n army et oil be Net to the table before the WATIRMEN AND LIGHTIMMEN IB LL. Lard CAMPIDILL serail the. the Watermes wed Lichterse a Vtil Ir• referral back le the committee, oa tb. lama 1 Ibis oho r waives declared the preamble proved eraletut Le tateg all 1b whammies or towel ageism the hit As order id the Mere Named Mat the petittectre Milill64 01.11 Sid be Lewd ; they declared they w• —e met tweed , asd the qualm wee wireher they Wife to be Nerd or eat The menimitles met OM the 11th 01 kat math sal proceeded :o bare etwesar. Os the seat day they said Mat the pes•••er• bed made met so Nagai • prW fade rise he the tell that dry rebid be glad I. bus what the oppo ands hol 13 my whet V. Oa Mu 4th of mitt month the opponent' pe evidence arming the W. het thoeith there messy Woe whams, to be esealeed. mid althea massal, the emote** ea It' Ildt ef Apr fl Cane te, he ea maaleses• n.O - diet the premehle bed he.. pawed. This Water mee'e Calamity wee s wry seam* ens It iremated of MIS mrsibers, omil be ilMagle they wen et WM .stitkd to le fay _herd bedew the assmittee. They were sot skid %pia/neuron eemmlaee. became they had emaldesce Is Um sheasthef gale ass, sod is the impartiality of the tlealiabbe _ . _ . AM gime J4nionio•. to make kr rtconunittisp the bill Oa_ dr Gk• :. a fee its aelemmitd to a eve committee, lad It 1110t5DALI avaaaaaa the primal, sad ebeened Seilithed always boa card a maw 1,1 mho election et ammi whether ttealk i relm mamba puede or falba the edam* the, hol ?Mk Midair _ _ Umbel . Berk impose The ha we dwrellesesehreed leek te tiessme eseremws. UNDIOAL ACT OM AUJINDMIUIT BILL. The Cannel resew it ....= z i . . ISO of the emehlowees el *I Is be Is we JAW WIUULISTDALZ mewl OA their lordships sheahl rue Web* nos Usk simmiheol. The lot et CARNAL/MOM eared. The wildest dime d tic I,U es. merely Oe peopese the ale et which re set of Ito .r rhombi ems is heft; Bei Soft Its sew Krak....p. theeesh p aliment a hw other useamehle hose Lem, • hiel to It. The Jet Usti( bed bus hastily l sod It, doubt Dottie* nosy hot were howl to ids% Uwe wee as seem wily emetler sest owe complete seesedeeme diesid see b. Yew- BIM mat per. The sae beset ottiNtot to wee the shaarketed. 'hi I'ItISONMEN r BILL. This bet wee tril'i • owned thee. ielit - 6 - 614 - 16as ixnutelox BILL. ?kis bl , l w•• read • gamut! tier COMBINATION OF WORKMEN BILL. Tbb Y.l A.• rtai • wool tar. BY COMMISSION, &e. BILL. /be report of smeetr ow Ws bJI waa brought op till agreed to. INDIIcITT BILL. hal /Ms woo wad a it/alr4 rine rod awl. NOTTINGHAM CHLIIITISS BILL. TIM can:.: read a third Y.iidm.st R. JADES DALDszeLsyAuLaaucese VALIDITY Ibis WI WIN nal • Nina dm mil prima _ _ MUNICIPAL RLICTIONS BILL. This bill Was road s amend Um. TM d ar t►~ ~~. HOUSE OP COMMONS.—Turstur,Antu.l3. The Stsaita teak t►. chok d low o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Lurde amendessile to the Moretti% City Water and Falmouth Docks end Harbour Bills were considered and Weed to. The 1.4 n. ugtos Railway Bill was red a third tires. • The t'srh.:e lad P.arith, ter. , &ads ; Commercial Docks Arts u Dundee sad N 4 vtyle Railway; Mount sorrel ; Rosen et and Hiaekley Railway; end Wear Nariestion end Beaderlaad Durk& Bills were weal dewed sad uttered is be reed a third tin*. Tb ().i way Berber sad Port Ad (1863) Alowdeal Bill woo rea • weed tiro*. PUBLIC BUSINESS. TITLES TO LAND (SCOTLAND) BILL. The orikr of i►. day for iha oloced "riding wad die 'barged, alai lbo bin witbdramia. LOCkI._9OVIIR . MI L EN . T . BUP!LEMBNTAL BILL. _ filiTt;llwam nail •th dm sad pored. CONFIRMATION AND PROBATE ACT MDR AMINDMIDIT BILL _ nil Eitl ws. cZN SOLI DAVID D (APPROPRIATION) BILL- Till BOARD or AMMIALIT. On ths ord..r of the day for the nomad reading of tha Appropi Ist he Bill, Sir B. HALL sated the First lord of the Adminity windage he would have say objection to ante to the boon the moose which bad kd to the dismissal or retireturro of Captain Csrangio from the aloe of me of the Lords of the Admirsity, sad whet= Sir Richard Dundee also teadersd ins resiL-nsio ti sad had sines bees inducted to remain at the board Ito r bon. baronet cautioned his question with varies. TOIII , I/111 losebisy 01.1Cti011 =attars tavtan epeeist watereseis to the borough of Dover, which A dratted Downs tad te.n asked by his enpr t w. at the Admiralty Booed to coctest, but bad deelkaad ; while Can tata Casein oa a auntie request being mole to Wm, Ind tendered his rceigsatioa u one of the junior Ueda of the Admiralty ratter this indents; sad w hich bad bon ostensively proposed in vain to Si, W. Hone, Wbloody, Sir T. H avid Admiral Bruce, eves iie n c tents of neennices M es a s ninon poet so the; ard. PlasUr ti wee entst that Illy H. Leap, alter &whoa tate mane Itapalwa at ohms he bed attempted to ins the en ion by than a abaft is the official w nosopuinell by Porten:tett, bed coossated Latasni' me vene candidate for Dever, end was is mangoes°, anainated a Lord of the Aelsekalty. Dr J I'AIiIMOTON said, so far as he wee ooneerned, ls had not ably no oilmen to answer the Isanb7, bet was yew glad of Is app eeteadly to do as. It was coal, under all La e aid highly aggialatt, that the ransben et the Lard of of the naval prawns should have mats Is that bate. Ditienniens incurred apen Bevel subjects, eel be had hfahfly NN the gent gWventage tinder which ba hinuired, as a eivilisa, in mateadiag with naval manwhon eve meek solgeete ; sad it lad be.. ins Irish to skill ihreff eif the lint wpoitanity to widen this evil. Cagileia Oanesinis _Dad hem sated to accept the kaki meet et Ike Dead Adaskslty, with the ekes sad Intim* D how that be was to ester the Homo of Chnatisma what sequin' to do eo W the goverament, seik_affer serdinitios, he searpted the net We noes tarn& When tint_ genrannat iiscided ups a dissolanni, lie (lit Jabs ) te emed C.l9lala Cerarnis of the untinteklag. and imuWeesd Wee places where ho had a hi, shame. Te ha maid, Cassis (2 irate* slowed Lnetatisa sal ia. and ultimate lyind he dad as WWI to fulfill the eanditisn, earring kis resignation, widen to (Sir Jahn) Y ear einageid, and he profaned him self enable to resensin this tJUNIS with the hosonrable In. gerrert.t be hid wiedertaheas With regard to Sir IL Dustin, la • etweenedis vrtit hi s h. (Sir Join) hod matiesed to lama te• or three seek lw sae of which l• wee Mk* h• night be elated • bat he.apekeed his uteilliapree t• eater pediment fa; skim, and desired sot to eked Y N. way of esy and same who snail accept file mat kale heel and seas he. partisan' t. It VW atha's) Ishrnista, shay It with rwrct, to merge ; her • kw loge We. rtressenances et • gehile Ware, aintimaretad with party *Mal sr sleeks =Oka, seadind II vary des strati, the* the hard timid set hoe his esisioes, sod Sir LAW weeded Se hie with k retris. The pike et the booed reeked by Capf ak Connie wee dild by Sir H. Leine, with alias, tap to tint nemear, be (Sir John) had sat Indies w..rd sf ronanakerias. If Sir Henry (conitatud Ye right his, bort) pkwaist sedetaldr, which elwarly his could sot er promised perquisites which, so Mr as I haw, Mw se eekkafe, s/1 I COS may is, NM suet Iskreage was sot authorised by ma illesetk er tadliordy, If kr Tinny Leaks has wade say =at Deniamen of soy net vintner, I arm the gee my beeekr that I hare had aieskag te de with Ikea. (New, kw.) Now, the ask sit meat of the right hr s. rather, was lb it fer Nosey Leh% Swami that re, did sat pi es welt et keekipert r hed reperted knelt to the TIM Lewd wad them Is. se to Dom. Am here sok 1 erg is soy that the right bee. geethera le eefileek akin • knotat. it leas eggeer thst Se Barg lathe heel,* &mon ger, mkt r kite Dover; bat 1 baser re mare why he std so, se wins he del ei• thee the eight has, geetletak. (Herr, ker.) I did eel dew ked he bid dine therm I bent hreig, to my ellerielt s kat he teee et (Oppo sition boighter.) I mom the t kik patina= sod the bow last is surd.f... to Dover Ifin Hairy faiths did set reset biers. Is tit. First Lord. (Hest, haw 1 Ilk I sew hag to rcler ts • firmest which abs Tient hom vedettes ke act iftleded be ble piton. bet whet boa bees circular! eiewiree. It bee hies elated 'het sot inly did I regent Gelds M r N i Sr Hwtinl Dunks to redearter te ekes ewe Is s *est, and knew then with rambles the bard key did sot rem*, bet I mode • elailar eat sit •rad • Asko threes, le • Med awake • of the b ord. fr.. he I. Ike.) I did Net my that the mint gekkeeta het and* VW bat tbst it Ind her amide New how he I attempted tempeleio• is the amass of tape. Cane& and Make' Dowd= I have already etpieleed • aad Ikg te same the beer Uri there le so Inaltwkat'ever In the mean with kgerd he • kW nosh • the Long. I bad is het se enwww•teethe ea thie ailed \ • Wed curator et the heard, end ewe begged what I aleady eked. The ni t s ji i i ii k. gsatiekk harks Mudd to th e talatied id Adelina Nara, I will bririly als.rt to that au . Mk, ft is tne that id miss llf ,tin sapressed en intention no mina hie sat st the herd, but of ta slat true that that latentioa Ind tinting espial if 0,4 with low@ Wad, • t baled 1 THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 13, 1859. tatitta,n to do with sweat is parhatuent, or with asytha sowniNtwi with • ant is parliamsot (Heart, bear ) ist otos waa founded et lely on coosidtilitioca of s pawed wow, into toll'c't Ido not kel bt liberly to 'atm It is medialant ter me ti say, that attrr a roarer:Wen whiek I bid sit, Wes, Admiral !Lartia revoked the int,ntica whkit La Tha;;110W ---- sasver;ii ti;qwasilois the tight hon. gentleman put to me with regard les the imporMat matters to which he roferrod ; ham' dna so with entire sinceriiy, sad without any mom; sad haying given this reply I to add that I lam I fool that I have dons lambing of which have TOMS 10 be sahomei, or which I need have any hesitation in aeir2 bar* or 01110111 SM I. the most public manstor. (Loud arterial cheers Admiral BUNCOMBE said, laving been alluded to by the right hoe. broom, be Tithed to lay • few womb. It wee perfectly woe that when the present screamer acceded t oar, the right bon lemma dad hire the Marv, if sit Meow he might call it, to invite him to join the &said of Admiralty. He said, If an homer he might all it," becalm whether Intentionally or not, the our was made fa verb a way that he woe quite preluded from accepting ie. (Laugliter.) If it hap bees made In each • msoi. r the' he toted have accepted It consistently w.th what wen dee to kinualf, he would have dome so. What were the fur of the ore? In 1852, when he was at the Board of Admiralty fur • short tiro, be commuted to occupy what wee meeally termed la that blur the poet of civilise lord. Between that time tad the early part of loot year, when the goverment acceded to office, he free to a higher rank la the service. sad be Wt therefore that be could so Mere aocept • rbordinate place at the board, or rive under a junior tame. ar, her. Mr. B. OSBORNE mid, coerideriag that the First Lied of the Admiralty had shows such landed. assiduity is en deavour lag to deprive Wm of Ids at f r Dom r—(laughter) —he hoped he should he allowed to make a few deetratioss. He MIA MY that it a:parr from the exteatios which the hoses bed jut her, that, to adopt language of the m l arra who bad jet tb• tight hoe. throat tie uses seal thee in adling with ago dinesiberuatere. Now ration resolved heat fete ewe guts: deed, then wee tae private coestheslor ee n~e~~t with dathe eller rod.de ire Carole Core* by the iidmOhe llerth; and WOW" wee the pars eas e haw beg the lessed etAdvetralty was I s ear man gemsellerid meth as thee. With refund to re pleas art& area% hth bet • alibi empeentesse rib Oasis CC be rs, be het ecqueletesee web hie to know met whaler that prat undertook he wee yawed to do. The right btu. geetleinth barber terra bent that be cried Captain Carnegie three'alety agile emati," we., be thought, bound to modem hie eatedes, mad le some the three ma.. which, in bat *pinks, wore o fairly eligible." (Opposition cheers ) Now ha put It to the First Lod of the Admiralty whetter, when Captain Carnegie cothented to take hie place at the board, the eat which wen thought fairly eligible, and which was dangled before his eyes, wan sot that borough of Midhunt with regard to which there had bees mime discussion la that home t (Hear, best.) Moreover, be would ask the right bon. gentleman whet roman he had to suppose that Dover was • revers mint borough ? (Laughter.) Perhaps he could biased an swer that reales. The right bum galena bed lately rza.. appointment of imperial pears at Derr to the dr eloctimionieg neat is that rem Having forced Copan to retire, he had given We poet to • earthman sera Truman ; and her It wee tor this mare eat he thought a mat at Dover re " lady eli gible." Sin J. PAILINOTON lathed to correct the hon. par- ▪ Itl lermer might be hie authority, It was not true that he head Cerra Miriam to Trim He was promoted (se vla ffir In t rAllf E mid Captain Winders never appthd for pmemotion, nee did he with it ; on the contrary, am he was be remseetralid against the change. He would leave Carer(to to settle bit with the right has. beet be met eser rat that wee the la dose that S l he gi fi g4 liesed ben • First Lied mesh revitalise of poll Jobblag at the Admirally—amer, bear)—med atter lbw* revelations ,t wen imporeiblo that ay taweralementeithil allow the Admiralty to rade as it yam (Oppealler= Os the en of • war—theright hoe. gestkrondeddy to that abject--at a time when re peemment bed jest proclaimed the seceseity of reinehriflng in sorry sot etrengthealag tie Channel Issi—as list Lord et re Admiralty was so Oneida of the able et is Europe that he was wady le Abram willt a t services of Admiral Dundee, or of ray saw member of lie board who did not chime to go sad area • eat is that house. Whatever might be the feeling therm the would not permit the Admiralty to rem& senelitn= was at moment. (Che-m) Now, the tight bee. gentleres hod aPsetd sot to know what was the taming of the telegrams which had come from Drozp_xt with regard to the promisee era by Sir Henry Leek.. He had affected not to know what vas mast by • monopoly of cadre, which wee the lees rarprlsiser setter his confrere that be wanted a dry nurse, la aa to to of a naval lord in that hour, to Instruct him with PI metiers. (" Ob, oh," ham the malt brachia.) New, it so happened that Sir H. Leeks had m sonde-low at Drooped, who was a animator for the dockyard, and he bad oat be the voters that if they would procure his return for Demerit he would use his harmer to lettuce the First Lord of the Admiralty to have the meal esamisatire which an held at Portsmouth, held etclusimly at Devoupoet. That wee the eaplasatios of what we said with reefed to the cadets. As to the quibble about the term " pargaisites," however that here might be deceived by It, there was, be was sunk so mar In Dena pmt who did sot well understand what was meat by (Cheers.) It seemed that Sir Henry Leeks led tat Dean port sad gone to Dover. (How, bear.) Re thought the hon. sod gallant officer would not thank the err hen. gentlemen for hatred given hies that roving immenedis. He must add that in his opinion the country had same di* to oiroplain that Sir H. Leeks, having premoody bee as the retiredlist, bad bees placed on the active list et TO of ▪ Socha procrediog wee, be believed, Far What ow ire wee Sir ii. Leeks rewarded Is ear wirer, Wee is k . r what he had done at Devonport, or he whet be was expected to do at Dover ': (Laughter.) He to irer that whatever might have bora the iateatles of the tied bee. gentleman be tad attemred to impair' diehormatab'e and es to Captain Omura (" No, so," from the maintsterial bemire) The tight ben. gestiessita had outdone so direetly be deed it belnathen —bated fault. Leaving that hon. and =eater is weft Ids daemon with the right hon. gr im wield sow deelme that be believed share was onneely • meta in that home or out of it ere would put any essetheee to the Board of Admirsby as It woo new senstismasi, and if the gather admiral the member fee Sentliwark would make a modem to impair ire the reed tries of that board, he (Mr. B. 'Nicer), ire bed been opposei to such motions bekee—(dashes iaslbir from the miniaterial tesehes)—re, he wee arra to biome be believed that the first lords of dm A net dirty their hands wink jobbery; be weeldig=ese den hit support. The CHANCELLOR et re EXCHEQUIR—I bre the house will not allow pererial detail& whir arm Ware motor rousing, to divert r. attention hem • meet :.patent principle is our parliamsbery ceralbers. Ought the solx4 of Admiralty to be prehesionedy reprinted in this home or not ? (Hear, ham) For ry ea part, I think it is doe to the Moose erg le re blame etrellmeet—and I am mire it is doe to the emeetive reitmemith him whet ever party it ray boo bee formed—rat re Deer of Admiralty it be perear why tiremar thee& GS It hes bees fa • ling isles at per 1 ma esy hem observed's. robe re Walesa el re lama ressimeek that, notwithetentirg ad re siade eel shay et my rtght hoe &deed (Mr I. Irshieglir), whir garden.rtlaism to the eirshientlen imi armbands of the eery bra then maw dberraids, great Ireirveriate bee ahem Mega fen west el repairs. de reel membee et the Domed et Atharaty he Or beam Mae me bedew re ' may prang eminent be this geshaler . alarm, eme steed with the naval mei" eel who we purge or se sent et week embers membire of lid elerei• the ✓eel tesseerse et the grieramet as sat ea to ;bah id- Ohba; and a • Dead fie Admielly whir Is espessistel :teraria menet rep lath der err, e s see mentrysl In the polite EMI. Per mere Ohms terbe menthe we hem surreni he want el a prtheniera nreamdalve of the Admiralty, art I de net ark any ate aebeerpeied to find diet dm COOMMOM ham Igen re sorsa opponunity of reseed whet they felt le be a grferree thirstlvos, end believed to be very lajaleas fr i =lre brew& Long before the ass illation of per wee adapted. her Majesty's goemnmest had this pailp wadethei conearatkm, sad WPM etheathend to lad Sire ippeterity et sepplyleg the deleldrey wrier whir riff bite se mar seid. thy arid km hied the net Le et re Athreetty bee armor Ids levet tha wird yard d berms him del wed Os= Came% yid eat nether to wring. ardere rem ie be mem of baremr, I prat rag road I lbw In rid a ree—therm beer)—eed bider that ere ear siellimente came to be impost it yid be Mod thee them Is no rest dramas lam= the I as bird to my, rang the been. of Craft Oarairs's sequaletenem to it by an sierra cathaster is my pewee, it ft thee eseassey, embeteatiere the seetrat o f my right boo. triad. It se beppesa that rtele= Dot la my way c nested wish my official pada. Omagh, sought a erarnatios with me. Rs dwaseremed his rhea» gratiMetios in retort:Cog to pines iOhb rep Old me be lied soorptrd office with the dried seaeglatillag dete ct padre& oa the first opportonity sad he re Yr saisol tout be to forward MTh the greater Mewed •111 meta the Boas of Common,, end to essillare the Bred ed *trashy In these particular arise in which it ereiet id. (arm) I lied much conversed= with Oma en that r, ocimatos, and every stehmeset be = ms emmebeely seratered ths stat.thest mede4 e z art bee, triendos reamert which I do not ark trerr guide. I bees thought it it ie gustirs of the these le the very iniportent math that It red ea be reeved from them the iwir avasersts et the Ma. gentlemaa who still ownrew Daum (Lend Iseght.e.) Ide arrest the may pws se to thrills se this diecirsoo, I to mi Ztea awn net tube bared by pwty helms to eaareda the riesipla that It is set tardiest he the pubic rules that the Admi ralty sheer be represented proferainally here. I de not know writhe witch would do more to diminish the infirm* et the Neese of Comers la metal affairs. I hardly thew what wart ben • rater tardemey te establish en Meatier eatiniatialla thee • pieramiest bard et naval obese.. I au gals are Skit the slither et that adinistereder best .enacted by those rages which or issellorma hem roma end that orient there cheeps the Dead of Arheiraty weeld axe become In re peones meek bolded the arillathethernthltrestthebeniewilthitermiketlisthet - - alright ban. blend las only dose his duty In wide ivuuriag to tthe adernierliks at the Admiralty on Its proper bade. oad arena) 1 will l ona bat lightly 011 the grbrances how. amber Is, Dew (Yoe. B. Osborne). He wanted to May what greeted we lave for considering Dow a geversemat rased t e s t : l t. We ham os idea that Dover la • ea ; websow that &Lard of the Ad tis art them would We ea hoispendent esaZ ia t wry that time mar be mama sympathy teems' • post smd • •afaired navel sees, rw• bass lbws lava bees sri bit heiress Dover sat] • gentlimaa wbo woe manedisd with the Atizatolty. (Llighter and chew.) Dome may be, mei I breve is, complelely Ode penthat ; bat Door oboe dared a Secretary is the Admi relty-(choen) -sad, kelkei, it tenet 'operable that it might elects naval Lard tithe lideairal7. (Hest) I as add that I leaves prremal seqatiat•see with So. If. Leak*. I love always heard that he was • very distinguished sea, sad I mast rep that, karma sees him, he did sot give MO 1110 ides that he ass of the age el 70. Ow thing mast be edmiaad, that Is dams* great eelytty, for Is mom to have beta at Draw sad Deemed ea the roe day. (Losettar sad .1 2111 , 1 _1 behave that is en doing Sir H. Larks is GeV Ms earns as that of • more distinguished redo. stemo 7.lsr isfonsed-parluips not oorrtctly but certainly with es ma th eenettams as has characterised may state sman lipiiibb-dwit the bat. gestleassa the priest distin guished member he DOW did at the hat roam first op peor for Devasport. (Lasater sad chests.) Mr. B. OSBORNB - I was raid to appear, but refused. (laughter.) - The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER—The hon. member mast at lead atm* that there was some foundation for my statement, which is perhaps mom thee ma be mid for mazy other statements made In the course of the present debate. (Cheers.) I will set attempt to my what may be the fate of the mods( mutest. I will only say that it Sir H. Leaks should, In a future perilement, represent Dover, 1 bops that the bon. gentlemen will find a met elaswitese. (Laughter sad cheese.) Some foie( remarks on the subject having been offend by filr O. Orgy, fin C. Napier, Lord C. Hamilton, Sir E. Perry, end other members, the subject dropped, and the modes for the sexed reading of the Approsrletios Bill wee speed M. EXCHEQUEI RILLS BILL. This Mims rood • wood Raw LIEN AND FREIGHT BILL. The boom, wont toot committee to weir to pro • to osidoe urn obloh this b.ll tolglit to tram& la eon - line*, Lord LOVAINB explaned that the low w at pram* in an usestialsetory state aa to the rights of Air owases. Ths object of the hill we, to pass a gems' not which should give all the ppoower st pretest essieresd by local acts, without supsraedina the latter. It was not fe ttucini to proceed further than plinth's the bill during the pawed session. The reeolution was speed to, and the honor rums& ENDOWED SCHOOLS (No. 2) DILL. On the order for the weed men( of this bill, Mr. DILLWYN presestel a hop number of petitions In favour dais bill, sad premeds' to say that he did not Waited to press It deems the Resent stooks. He merely wished to say with rehouses to the nosy attacks which bad been mode en the bill Is the papers sad at public meetings, to the effect that it was en sigreisios en the church ol Emland, that, in point of fact, it was the church which had, fn the first is. stance, amused the aggregate* towards the &Wasters. The action of the latter was merely defensive, sad as it was un derstood that the aspeedve action of the church wan to be peseta& is, it wee sessmary that some legislative measure should be interposed to vest It. The order was then d schergea, end the bill withdrawn. measure dote not derarm the support and apprmal of par -(heor Issar)and I was very glad to dad • hw days slice, when the qualifies errs brought t to • vote in one of the largest houses on reoord, there wee such as immense mejority against it. (Hear.) It is true my boo. friend the member for Bristol sod me or two others mew wsrm supporters withdrew, but to oremlethelance Met, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the First Lead of the Admiralty, and the noble lord the member for KW* Lynn, who, Meows*, would have voted against it—(beer, beer) — WOO also skew If this message is to be carried, sad if elesters are to be strewed from any possible iMIXOIIIIIiIIIIO6 lea eimmemssose el their votes, on what possible pi elpis, cm what male etiology, will you refuse to extend the arm protection to members of this home? (Hear.)_ We stand to the country M a similar position. (Hem.) We are just as table to sustain personal inconvenisoce. A member, for inatence, who has spent a large sum of money on his mous would solar far greater pecuniary lam than a tradesman In a county town. Every principle which should lend us to apply meet voting to elections applies equally to netzubers of this house. (Heir, hear.) That would be a great midair*. Instead of this measure being a measure of progrew, it is one rather of rotrogremion. The proceediege of this house used to a great extent to be aenot ; of late years they have been made more and more polder—fine the deletes were made public, and then the dirisiees. I recollect the time when them waa no published list of the division; it was Mr. Horner who suggested that it wee of meat importance the country should know them. Now, indeed.Jbe advocates of popular rights comeand ask ne to reestablish the principle of secrecy. They pay, indeed, that now if a trodeereau votes against the wis h es of his chief customers, or if a tenant votes against his land lord, the tradesman tested% custom,and the tenant loses his farm. But what would be the onsequenos if this bill pawed? No man would employ a tradesman whose political opinions sere not in accordance with his own; and no man would take a tenant who was not of the same way of think ing as himself. The honourable member for Bristol referred to the cam of a tenant who was turned ont, but whose land• lord advertised to recommend him to others; but the only way be could get in was by having another tenant turned our . The only result of this bill would be to eubetitute for one mode of coercion another still more odious. In a country town no gentleman would employ a tradesman unless he knew him, and in the same way when a tenant went to take a farm, thl landlord would ask him whether he was a whig or a tory. Weehould hare a most allow inquisition between tradesmen and their crammer., between landlorda and their tenants. To enforce this measure would require a tribunal totally inconsistent with the fundamental principles of the Briffah constitution. The hon. member for Westminster has laid ha will consent to bringing in the bill that be may judge of its details and Its machinery ; my objeotions are not to its details, but to its principle, and I shall certaisly beck up the ment in their determination to oppose it (Cheers.) r. MILLS believed the proposal was a meet plausible political Imposture. (Hear.) Mr. CONINGHAM could Lot allow the observation of the noble lord with regard to the late division to pass unno ticed. He and other supporters of the ballot had relred from the division because the question immediately before the hams was the etiolation of the noble lard the member for the City, and they did not wish to encumber it with the ballot. He believed the helot suffered from being brought forward se os isolated question ; it ought to be part of a great mai ms dream. It appeared the government intended to give a sheet negative to toe question. The right hen. gent'emsn the Chesseller of the Exchequer held very different views, when ko Ms address to the electors of Merylebone he ex. prima bilemnriotion that It wee necessary to complete the meelentaty of the c'eueltution by two m aeures, trienolal perlimesde siod vote by ballot. How could the right boo. was rrecendle those sentiments with the negative vote trontto give? Mr. BERKELEY, in reply, mid he felt very much edified br th mu iszeelue of their two leaders on that tide of the house. .) For Ems time hack they had looked ill vain Le say orb unanimity, but now their leaders sat on a box, like the two Kings of &enticed, smelling at the same rose— (lauebter)—abbough they disagreed cm a most vital and Impatient point with those who conatiteted their party. (Hear, hem.) It was impossible to answer the audacious and aseiest speech of the noble lord. Move audacious and flagrant rubbish he had never heard—(laughter)—nor de. livered in a more jaunty manner. (Laughter.) The noble lord bad attributed things to him he never said, about fines and imprimoment, and electors' wives. What he did ley applied to the noble lord as well al anybody else ; he did not suppose the noble lord told everything he did to his wile. (A laugh.) The noble lord the member for the City bad, as usual, got hold of the idea of a nest. If the electoral franchise were • trust they knew the condition that the elector should mer cies it is and unfettered, awarding to his conscience (Hear, bear.) The noble lord bad forgotten that this mea sure had pared the House of Commons in 1710, but was re jected in the Lords. He despaired of seeing hen. esollemes on that ride satins sad holding together es a party =alums was some unanimity amongst their loaders. (Hear.) The noble lord had referred to his absence from the recent division. The noble lord forgot that 140 members bed aleiained from voting. He would not Mee* to answer the arable lord, who had gone of in hie mid Agit asijaentytemeet, and baring gained the chews el hes. onabete on the cam side of the house who were opposed be the bill cat dors perfect hero in his own estimation. (Lighter.) The house then divided : For the motion Against it The announcement wee bailed with lend aeon from the opposition aids of the howls MANNING OF THE NAVY. Sir C. NAPIER said, in the preetst dna of the house (there wens sot more than about twisty nralters who the gellant admiral rose) he Avail set, se he = tended to do, bang the report of the Maxim of the Navy Commission before the hones, but he would recommend the First Load of the Admiralty to do all be could to make known to gallon whet wore his intentions Wades to the manning of the navy. VEXATIOUS INDICTMENTS FOR MISDE- THE BALLOT. Mr. H. BERKELEY, in moving for leave to berg In a bill to cars the votes of parliamentary electors of Great Bekaa and Ireland to be taken by way of ballot, said that he had no expeolatits that any argument world have weight with the been, which was too hardened in its main for say balsam to have effect upon it exert the Marco hem ett-ef-doers. That influence, however maid be biren. te bear upon them, and haler keg this E d ifordisserd In • voice of thunder and ma • right, which they wow solicited as a boon. It Wild be oar. that now, at the end of a parliamatt, such a motion ss be wee submitting could have no particular *Sr, but It met precisely became they wens approaching that greed sedirosi saturnalia which took plea at every patrol ear non, that he brought fared this meths. (Harr, hear.) err J. V. SHELLEY, is setooding the motto*, com plained of the aura aka by Mr. Wyld is banging forward this subject of the ballot on the night of the division on the Governesses Reform Bill, which be considered unfair to the hon. member for Bristol. and had therefore followed that hon. member out of the house to avoid voting. Mr. Secretary ESTCOURT would bring tinder the notice of the home two points as to what they would lose. They would lees mutual confidence, sad they would lose that which, in the matter of voting for members of parliament, ought to have great weight with every man, the influence of expe dites and character. Them two porta of lose would, be enbaltted, more the mertartranos any gain that could weft mein he. moret voting, even II it could be arrived at mar re arida (User, hew.) The only Minna in 'Whir Maw el roes by ballot being premier it this eetwile% was In the clubs. And why did it mow there? Ereftwee dre efileetion to the candidate then turd on a needier eel aversion , which hot no fi It err quite tihr to do with ea pellanant, where lualifloatiou yea eve ye r l y a tin Istarsleayeef tact u te did the rms the . :im ola i :ion as formally on BETHEZZo supported the bill, mined that the mime woad a the right of being ambled to vote I beefy, I beteg their duty to vote homely. The legineture W seenht to cater on them that right, and enable them to whoa that dety by many eoactmenta, all of which bad rabortive. Alter reterring in detail to their unsuccess erdeavours to put down bribery and intimidates, the right boa. and learned member contended that it had now become incumbent upon the house te adopt the only means which appeared practicable aid effectual for protecting the electors by giving them the ballot. He ceratutted the übjeci Was that bad beet urged so frequently serest secret voting, and M ural that it we. neither cowardly, degradiag, nor anon etitotionel. Lord 3. RUSSELL contended that publicity was the presiding principle throughout the judicial, the administra tive, and the political system of the country. He relined the motion, but confeesed that some of the objections be had once felt against the mechanical contrivance for assent voting bad become considerahly modified. " I threnody argued (motioned the sob 4 lord) that it would have en injurious effect on the character of the English people. On further referent Ido not believe that it would have that iejurious effect. (Hear ' bear.) I believe the With eleneter is such, and the rele so much warmth about elections, that every man will always Ales his to become) so well known that every re will bow which way he voter. I cannot concur in what me rid by Mr. Sidney Smith in him pamphlet, that in order emegol I* vele retry man will go to the wrong dente?, the meow in Ind sing the wrong wing. (Hear, bear,) I do net Mem that an man will go through this proms. I do net Masa that a man on going to the pill will teM of Sir Thomas being an einEsat Ise of support, and that he intends to glee a pigmies Ise and then go to the poll, and give a vote wan the yew pato of whom he was the. speak bp I de net ham tint the effect on English character will be se peat se that. At the same time publicity In the role of Eaglish otaity. (Hew, beer.) There are • certain rare of reser among earns who may be allured by being fold by their landlords to v to in a particuUr way when they do not with to do so, and art la no doubt a great Gmbh* I believe, however, that that hardship is much hes than it awed to be, and that there deer not err now, r my lameumble and learned friend the member for Aylesbury says, , a art of feudal supremacy, ad that landlords say to treats, Veto with me, or I will deprive you of your feriae'," but I believe that in most cases the opitions of landlords and Watts are the some, and therefore that they vete together. No doubt there are hardship' on voters, especially at every general election, but comparing this with the advantages derived from publicity, I cannot but see hew trek has been greed for freedom by the system of mat ream forward boldly to support the principles th2 a ):::t (Hear, hear.) Men in other times have been tin and suffered for their principles in • way whisk Is only to be compared to that which ems of the subject/ of the King of Naples hem sollived. In kW times con bare exposed Weemelves be Male far high Mann fur avowing petaciplee lin lime whisk were ti:Vst at the French Re volution sod ether dedrier. a leilieve that freedom depends cm that deteriallea to do wind men think right, whi,h was shown on lbw Mae, end in those declarations of independence of maim. He em except In voting, any principle bat of pu ll s's, in we mada popeeee, m of our affairs ; but in that respect there re this as sly and this departure from the (semi priedle =tlt will have so great effect, perhaps, but still I t will to • little extent weaken that self-assertion which is the man feature of the Begliek rinse rester. Look at Peewee. Is that senalley ' have had the ballot, and so far from its promoting Inedtm lbe g would seem that secret mew has sear the rhea i snd inclined to follow say (overarm@ of tin bdstrli ll each man's worth% his oplowas mendliV L ee base be Ede country. Them are the views oil* WNW we to maw ! this nairm. If at my ether time • wain of his kind is carried I do not believe that ray =will r s law from ft, hr I believe the is clim=i: so mirk • balk, sod sm . = we so wE that so rem arehmicol sex defeence ova pees . *Magas to them ; tot I never head of any case la Mai the ballot has damp geed, and I believe that the baboon el evil le agnate It. (Hear, boor.) Lea PALIIERSTON observed that Mr. Berkeley pee pearl pearl to sake • secret ; he speed wi Lord J. Rowell that the= " eSrand would not sub ' mit te each Span, they area y and rebel agabat mask • Ise. Whet, he asked, me to be the meaty far divulging the secret ? Was It to be line or homecoming? , It was toeing with parliament and the conairy to propose are a law, which, whatever taschinmy might be em itlozied4wLitail t y nocuzig m ta t t u tl :no talzbood, no cenuptigm, m eon i tell me that secret voting would be a remedy masa bribery, (Heat, beer.) Samoa as election agent wire to go to s ma rline* and tell him the chances we, nearly tehmeed, that If 'curtain men permitted to vote fee kin he would be eiectea, bat they would not vote makes IS airtala meditima, If glees conditions were agreed en sod the asedldite retemed, would It not be much more dialed& to detect bribmy with street voting than when every MIS'S vete was knows sod the hilmacce to which ha was sabre:tea P I canoed this to inallignut. HOUSE OF LORDS.-APRIL 12. APPEALS. SAN*DWITII'S DIVORCTI. This was a petition fora divorce, the parties being resident in the Rest ladies. The petitioner is William Sandwith, a insetbar of the civil Berke of Bombay, boiling the appoint ment of actin [assistant-judge of errerim of Swat, where he resided; and be prayed that his mariage with Georgians, Mary, his wife, ought be dissolved, on the gimlet of her adultery. It appeared that Mr. Banderith was married at Surat on the 19th of July, 1856, to Georgians Mary Mitedoonell, and they continued to live and cohabit togetlur at Surat and other places until the 9th November, 1867 (there being no issue by the marriage). _On th at night M. Sandwith kit the house of her husband end wept on board • native boat with a Mr. John James Carey, an enenser con nected with the Baroda Railway, and proceeded with him to Bombay, remaining on board three days andaighter. It was shown by the evidence, which wet taken in India, and wee now brought in a prioted form before the house, that they occupied one eabin together all the way to Southey, and that they &Ramat& cohabited togetlur openly in adultery, at other Owen. It appeared that the following letter was writ ten jest before her departure by Mrs. Sandwith : William,—May God Almighty blue you for all your kindness to one to unworthy as myself, and may Re is LW mercy ice give me for leaving you. Do not follow ma, Wil liam, it is no use ; I inn never be your wife again_ • we meet no more in this world. Do not let my ruin fall on poor Fanny's (her dater) bead. " Geonoten.a." An action for criminal conversation vas brought in the Su preme Court of Judicature at Bombay merest Carey, in which judgment was suffered to go by dthnit, and &mesas assessed at three thousand rupees, which had been pad to the prettheart. A divorce i math at thoro in the eisolriesti cal side of the %prase Court had elm been obtained. Mr. Alexander, who appeared for Mrs. Sendwith, offered to °path= to the bill, which was accordingly reed a second Um*. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.--Aran. 12. (Beim Mr. Cooludokumer Murphy.) as WILLIAM LLOTD .1031111., Two creditors opposed in Me cow, which had been fre quently before the awl, and ea the pressed ocoasion the insolvent made a pumped to sat aside 20i. • year, with which the creditors did sot seems satisfied, as th ey oloebted whether he would pay the money. It was explained to them that unless he kept op the proposal the protection would be refuted. Mr. Commissioner Murphy was of opinion, seeing the amount of his income from h i. business of a book broker, he., that instead of 201. a year, 101, a year would be sofficient. The case stood over for the proposal to be made. THE POLICE COURTS. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. lAs dn. W'illiami La dale, of Brentford Butts, Middle s*, the master of an academy* 18, Duke•strest, Grosvenor emnre, was charged on a warrant with unlawfullLag cruelly essealting. in his capacity as schoolmaster, Din*, lig: ro der 13 years, his pupil. Mr. C of Bedfotd-w, solicitor, conducted the Cam plaint, end thindent was undefended. do;she s icess tareeplideant, a slim, intelligent-looking youth, dist he wee a pupil of Dr. Londe* from January res, sal masa with Ina lather, who wee an Iphelaterer, at 8111, OsimArreat. There were about SO bevels no &in lAA Amid. esdnetarday awning s trife) mom mon the. Aponte men tbroadoes pno been pole Anton at nob ether, ODD of ankh fare tbr de- Indent le no bee Au gene As Elva to semi the desks at dr ma, bet woo was And la his deA Al so no 11101floirponol GIL A bigger sad old. km who had a pm. norm bead Is Ms neneoloe, was mode is Arne up no =1 kept bask by way of paniehmat one hour after school dam ID the mter im his leaving and oneries his stogies, be also bought a pea-shooter, another beg being with him at the time. Darius the afternoon he used the same, shooting a pea from his mouth through the tia tube at a schoolfellow on another form • and this was told the decadent, who summoniog him forw ard with hie shoot, took It immediately from him, sad with • cane inflicted 16 strokes upon his back and shoulders. (The cane, fa too thick to bend was of the circumference of a man's thumb, and wee exhibited in court, sad the boy's back stripped in the court for the magistrate's inspection was blackened sad dia coloured Ina frightful manner, and ;cored *great raw wales In all dtrectkes.) The complainant, after his clothes were re-adjusted, flushed by say ing that there were many begs who witness* the beating, the Dames of seven' of wren be bed appliel the cam, but none were present. The delesdant, who wait allowed a rest biome be nil be was not well, forebere to cruse-examine the comptelsmat, but antand Into a long defence, the substance of which AA thet bo:dai Dot punish the boy who " shot him" In the inetnlng s except by keeping him, but warned the boys egotist amp anon. Pellets of raper had been thrown at him fintiClOS to the plea, end he had cautioned them spin* this; had told them ell that he should make a signal *ample of say beg 1 again Andre ta a near way. His colleague in the school bed Wotan him that five or ix of these shoots had bees tan et diErrast times from this "Model:mire= man" (tbo, oonpleasur). whose incorrigibility se a wee well noon. At 1 o'clock in the &Bemoan he had rely deliberately Arad a pea at the French master, and the report is, that be is a troublesome pupil generally ; he had been stood on the form for not being up in his exercises, and de tained for contumacy. He was of opinion that he was the assaulted one, and bed most room to complain. He had been bimetal edocated at Eton, and there, if he bed timed to shoot • pea ia a preceptor's face, his punishment would have been env e. Mr. Deaden maid the question before him wee one of con siderable Importance to British boys, 'British echoolimatere, and British pins; it was to what extent may public teachers of youth exercise corporal punishment, In this country a meant quantum **eh correction was allowable, and perhaps very properly so In some cases ; but English lawanfred that it should be moderate. The learned doctor had la hle definite* this charge tistlihri, that he As d at Eton; so, tor..was he (liir.idee), and had emu wreath= *Rimed, but in moderation only. Any master or tu'or, them er stsurthem, seeing the marks and wales with* young bay's ben, be woe quite sure, if he retained but one epark of humanity. neat be perfecty horrified. To say that such was to be permitted was monstrous; it was not correc tion but geese brutality, and, indicted en a little boy, most cowardly. That the boy had done some wrong was true, and he ought to hare been corrected, but with discretioe, and not in th e unjustifiable way he had been. He should at once fins the rev. defendant 61., or send him for two months to the Hoene of Correction in default. The defendant, a powerfully built man, paid the fine and left the end. •••• •••• SOUTHWARK. Three miserablit-looking lads, named Samuel Rogers, Owego Serlit, sad William Allem, were charged with break ing 'areal pane. of glen in Bermondsey workhouse. The boys had applied for edmission, but, the male weed being full, It wee refused. After bearing the care ' Mr. Burcham observed that he weesorry to find a of 61,000 inhabitants with no place of shelter or itut shelter for such poor °abate as' the priSolll/1 Si the bar, who were without money in tail pockets to purchase food or shelter. They did not like (and it was to their credit) to steal, therefore they went end applied where they thought Wey could procure that food and shelter, but they did not Cad what they so much required. He ma sorry that such a state of things existed in this country, which boasted that there was no occasion why destitute per sona should commit crime, because the poor law provided for such persons by maintaining them and sheltering thtm. But It teemed to him at least in the present instance, that such was an idle b out, and that there was no reality in it. He via extremely sorry such a state of things was sllowed to exist, and aa soon ea something we dcne in the direction of humanity In that respect the better it would ho. People com plained of the commission of mime by boys, " the Arabs of the street.," wandering *bent, sad laying their hands on anything in their way. Such treatmeat as the present case showed was calculated to drive poor outcasts to commit crime, although againat their inclinations. But at the tame time he must tell them (the prisoner') that they must not take the law Into their own hands became they wets refuted admittance into the place whirl ought to have provided food end shelter for them. They mut not damage that house on that account, and the law must be pat In force to Fewest such conduct for the future. Elkton must pay 25., or three days, and the other prisoners ita., or five days each. He hoped at the expiration of their term of imprisonment they would be received into some place of softly, to prevent them committing • greater crime. LAMBETH. . . Thomas Allow, a persouOF Potable appearanee, bat who refired to give any address or account of birceelf, was charged with attempting to commit a felony at the Crystal Palace. Joseph Lear saki be was an alai/taut at the Crystal Pa lace, and bad charge of the Indian Cant. About half-pest twelve &dock on twat day be law the pincer la a stooping position over a cam which crabbed a number of valuable erticks, sad obeerviag ibieseemone portionlarly,heperailved At was epos, .and be at once award Pakare of opening it, but be denied at. Re (witness) being aware that the caw was locked up sad bale a short time before examined it non adaatsly, and foiled that the lock but been Locoed opts by a snail vowed. which ley does to it, and he gave the pi Kea late eastedy, having no doubt whatever that he was the pereenwhe had forced the cue open. ilermat Soddy 831', deposed that after looking the pi sonpaociat the cheep of the last witness , he examined the ease at, sad bad that the lock had been kept open, sad two bet hem it he band an ivory carvid elephant, and aim shoat the sine dienmee an antique diver cap both of width bad ban takes from the men. Remanded. [AdvertiFement.]--Errs'e (Honctormac Om writ Cococ—ibls prapab mu probeed (la lall liebelb bre IM we el beessep W be tome than 5 Wow WOO do. irtibee. see he. ben Nor el =Cats Wit le = pew NY nee kirlb Prehirkm dared Mamba le the ads bedaubs' ere= " olll== era libeleeed I Om bode et emillt bee bees ereenbay he* whet b _..., Hs braaperbb Qrs.ist. layars." 11obl bY NM I ° E lbja rtib. AIMY inb 1011.01.411 2 . M. per& HBANOUB. On the motion of Ur. 11litZoitsbell for preventing yew time indictment, in meant caw of misdemeanour was &on in and reds Bret time. RETURNS ORDERED. 1•11.113010110/1 UNION. —Os the motion of Mr. DOWTll—Cvin of the rendutioas of the board of psalms =and alas the Itlih day of October, 1864, together Ite correspondence which took place between the Poor law Ccrandastoners sad the board of ggseardnas, se well as the oterrepowdesce which took place batweea the Poor-law Contaleolonen sad the late catholic chaplets Waling to the catholic obeplaincy of the Itallieboroagh Units. The house adjourned at tan minutes to tea o'clock. COURT OP ALDILINIA: A Court of Aldermen was held yesterday at Guild hall; the LORD MOTOR presiding. I.IBIOWATIOS OP RR. ALDERMAN PAW:COWL The Tome Cult reed • letter from Mr. Alderman Fernmenb, in which that patterns& amounted his inteotion to resign We An gown, in consequence of his failing Math. The LORD MAYOR' MO remeeted, by a vote of the court, to issue his precept for the oletdon of an alderman for the word of Baemehow, thee become vacant. Till 00VIRNOILSRIP OF IOLLOWAT PRIAOti. A report was brought up from the gaol committee, upon the duties end emoluments of the offlos of the Governor of Holloway Prison, end other matters in CORM :ion with the oM w. wMeh is rendered vacant by the diamissel of Mr. Wright. The committee stated ;dud no present change was mompary I. the duties of the office, recommended that the salary of the governor should be 4001. a year, with house, fee], and light, and that he should give security for 6001., sad they returned the names of Mr. Jobs Weatherhead (then Governor of Nswgate). Captain Vivian Craig, and Captain Edward Hamilton Finney, from among the candi dates Into whose qualificationa they bad examined, as best qualified to fill the cake. The report having been received, the election wu proceeded with. On the vote. being cot up. The Loan MAYOR declared Mr. Weetherbeed duly elsoled. Mr. Weetherhsed being then called to the bar, for. malty resigned his office of Governor of Nevado end that office being deolend vacant, it was referred to the gaol coca mattes to inquire into the duties and emoluments, ex ,mine into the qualifications of candidata, and return the names of three for the ealsotica of the 'court, as they had just done in the case of the prison at Holloway. When the vote wee being taken Sir H. Muggeridge re fused to vote. The Lord Me or however, declared that he must, and be wee accord y *impelled to do so, Alderman Gabriel was them called upoa to vote, and he gave a point blank refusal, whereupon the Lord Mere insisted that he should vote, and ma angry scene ensued. The Tows Clerk differed from the Lord Mayor on the point of law, bat his badahlp theestened to have the alderman's name wool Milkmaid as guilty of contempt of overt. Alit emelt llflem moved that Alderman Gabriel should be wounitted into the custody of the &meant-at-Arms end brought to the bar for refusing to obey the orders of the ceert. (Cries of "Oh, oh," "bear, hese," end laughter.) The IPrd Mayor—And if you do, sad the court astrent, I shall certainly order the officers at once to Oct upon the reser lotion. (Hem, ben.) Alderman Wilson—Then I mesa that Alderman Gracie' be *Night to the by by the Ser gout-et-Arms. (Cries of "Ob, Sit Peter Laurie then started upend said—lf yea do that I shell at coos move ohs adjournment of the COLA. (Loud cries of " Hear, haer.") Some of the members of the mut said there was so wander to Alderman Wilson's motion and , nobody baring maul feWed any disposition to see tie result of such a question, it was dropped.. Some routne busicese was thee. traaneeted sad the court adjourned. ADMISSION OF ATTORMITS.—As many as 166 perms. have given now eOl Mew ietantion to ept ly fa the amend teem, enimmeocier ea Friday, to be sdinilted attorneys, of villa 99 are new candidates. NEW ACT Ott LAND FOR TER WAR DEPARTMENT. • An act his jest been prfireel to mike further prevision kr the penehaas et enamels end other rights for OM Wwr Tho partakeat, mod deo relatkna to land vetted in tits of State ter WI. Barracks may now be erected te= toorn_pelserGy taken. CHITNIAL Parc& -- ONE SHILLING DATo.- TuUDAY, APAIL 12.—Adialokunsos 44yr4.44, 1,663; Mit% by arm Olakele. 475. Total Alton, 2,1* MARKETS. COTTON.—Lrvaaroot, Aram 12.—The Wes of rotten to-day an estimated at 6,000 bales. A quiet steady market at the prior of yesterday. COTTON GOODB.—lfaxcnnersa, Aram 12.—We have bad another quiet market, and the price of yams may be quoted id. per le. lower. There lambus offers both for Germany and India, bat toe low to be aidenily entertained, and there has consequenUy been a very limited business in yams. The demand - for the home trade has been limited to Immediate wants and very little has been done for the Mediterranean markets. The cloth sunhat hu shown quite u little estimation as that for yarn, bat there has been a rather more cheerful feeling than yeatarday, when the prom pots of a collision between Austria sad &Mink seemed to be more Immediate than now. Tho continental news con tinues to nose great uneasiness, and bee a very depressing effect on briskness. Another reason for the flatness of the market le to be found in the contradictory telegrams received from Calcutta, some of which report that trade at lee dates was better there, while others say the market was depreseed, end buyers are meetly !widths back till they pt their letter.. Meantime manufacturers of India goods ere generally well oft DX orders, and there to no great pressure to sell, except for India shirtinp, for some mikes of which contract. are run ning out, and in these sellers are willing to mate a conces sion of lid. per piece where stooks are beginning to accumu late. The home trade is rather quieter, and the demand for China, which led to • heavy business • few days ago, is also quieter. WOOLLSN.—Lane, Arita 12.—Tbere bas been only • moderate attendance of buyerin the market this morning the teas has been quiet, and but s limited business transacted. MAIM FACTU niB.- IiVDDIIMILD, Aram 12.—Th• unsettled state of affahs at beam and abroad sprees, to bare an Milano on the market hers to-day, for beyond • few transacdone in tight fancy goods for summer wear, the trade has ruled very fiat. The mills in the district are still tole eabi buoy, many of tham being engaged in making goods to WOOL—BUDDIieIIILD, APILTL 12.—There ie a great cff In the demand for wools, both to-day find during the week. The time for wit oaks is test smoothing, and the ordeals are known to be ccaddorable already whkh ethane zoonntacturets to boy only whit Is needsd for the motet. CORN.-HULL, APRIL 12.-At this day's market a small supply of English wheat. Farmers at the opening egad a ooesiderable advance, which checked Mistimes, but ultimately the greeter portion offering was cleared off at le. to 2a. pa qr. over Let week's aarreney. Foreign held above the vkws of buyers, and business limited. Barley is quiet for malting sorts, but grinding moves off at full yams. Beans end per a trills better, both as regard' price and de mand. Oats steady, at the full teas of this d week. The [cosign Impale of last week are as under :-Wheat, 6,638 qrs.; Imlay, 8,696; oats, 200; beam, 469 ; 66; tares, 800; linseed *ad espoused, 10,782; oil oakee, 212 tons; boom, 853. LIIIDS, APRIL 12.-(From the Circular of Kum. Dame and Co.)-We has a fair show of wheat. The business doss lest Is. per qr. advance on Friday's rates, but the im provement in price is resisted by our buyers, and sales do not progress freely. Barleys rather slow; prices a before. Beano, oats , end other articles without alteration. Average • of grain: Wheat, 2,734, 445. lid.; barley, 664, 36a. 91d.; oats, 136, 248. 1 0 0.; beans, 70, 43e. 41d.; pees, 11, 41s. bed.; and rye, 6,33 e. par qr. Arrivals this week : Maar, 2,654; oats, 66; barley, 942; beans, 187; peas, 6; and linseed, 722 qrs. LYNN, APRIL 12.-The weather bas been since this day week fine and growing. At to•day's market we had a email "apply of wheat, for which there was an wive demand, at le. to 2e. per qr. upon all descriptions. Briley, but little showing, end prices nominal. Wheat, white, 611 b. to 631 b., 46a. to 4841 ; red, 6016. to 631 b., 435. to 465. ; ditto, new, 611 b. to 631 6 ., 40s. to 435.; ditto, ditto, 621 b. to 6116., 39e. to 40e. Barley, chevalier, new, 6216. to 641 b., 37e. to 42a.; oonamon, 611 e. to 621 b., 295. to 33e. Beans, old, 6616. to 66;16., 465. to 495. ; new, 6416. to 661 b., 445. to 46e. pee qr. to the pewees. NIWCARTLI, APRIL 12.-The weather ben again become cold and lingual, and if it continue we may look for more studious in ths traria. At our market this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the grewas, as oho from the meat, but owing to the more polar news oar millers o pt rated very cautionsly, so that In the busbies' done hi gher rates were not procurable. For new Norfolk yellow wheel 41e. could not be exceeded. Flour sold deliverrather ed, mo end tra re freely, choke households makingper sack ex whites 31e. respectively. Malting barley sold slowly, but in is value we quote little 'lteration. Malt, unless am, quite unsaleable. In other articles we bays no variation requiring ' comment. TRAFFIC RETURNS. 1111111k1f. Milo Par 1 TT*. Total. OVOL MAN. dorm u r • T.XI $.304 eisowliakarliggraL ••• 1.31 Imo Irak alma AMU 1 .• laboka sad Illaikvall lTs LIZ 1.11 Seat loiammlisme 111•141Lowisa ..... 1414 SIT $.431 %lil SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CABVALTIES. ----- - - - - (Largo.), Captain Graham, boa Cared to Gibraltar, boo auk alter Wog m colliehea off the Liurd H.M.S. IPersevereorm otbkh mud the erem-Plysiouth, April IS. Loodlatiob, Ometabi Nadu, from Mobilo to litterped. "Ml* res Aalborg greet of ammo.. Liabt. .mat lotillaa massioll a gale. A quoin, of the emgo Us ineWeebore sad boa= but stoat bolt of it la apecod to Ix loM.-Ached, AFL f. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. asg7: ll 4 from Now Memo far Inferno'', March 19, Lt 17, Ke :0 re dill& aid Haloes, Don, teen Seib for Hoag Kong, lot I N, los - Oombnumat (.hip), tram Liverpool ke Plsllelslplsls, March Se, lot 33,1 m 74. Flame* Weak "Ms (barges`, teas 'melon for Blngspene, Feb. 91, let 1 41.50 21 W. Grazier (What sal.), baud mat, Feb. 91,1 at 35, lob 93. Heremand. from W V for Falmouth, Feb. It, tat 30, Ice 49. leo and habeas, Iran Cycle toe Slaispora, Fab. 30, Ist 11 8, lan 33. Jerks, tram Bombay for Loudon, March 7,lst 8 6, Ice 16 W. Naily Aaa, from Adelaide ice banon, Feb 31, Mt 14, In 36. . B. Lamar. Ihr Flees Hoag.sh 13,1 at 21 IC, ke 34 W. Bakke (barges), Mambas east, Feb. $, tat $7 II 8. lee 71 20 W. Wales, tram Summit far Lemke, North 3, lal 10 8, Ira 10 W. kcm Bombay for Load" Fob. Si, lot 2 IL CITT Bzwzies Comptisstorc—A court of sewers wag held yesterday at Oulldhall, Mr. Deputy Christie pre siding. Dr. Letheby, medical officer of health, reported on the state of 241 houses that bad been inspected during the week, and submitted a list of 72 pieces requiring the order of the court for their sanitary improvement. The mortality return. were still below the average, the total somber of deaths having been but 53 waiter 61, the average number foe the corresponding period of the last three years. Of the 53 deaths, 32 wire males sod 21 female* ; 24 were under live years of age, and 11 at 60 and upwards. Among the prin cipal deaths there were 5 deetha from phthiai• 6 from bron chitle, and 4 from pneumonia, making in all 14 deaths from pulmonary affections. There were also 6 deaths trom mesenteric disease, 4 from hydrocephalus., and 2 from con vulsion.. Of the zymotic dies there were 3 deaths from whooping-cough, 2 from diphtheria, 3 from scarlet fever, and 1 from continued fever. The births registered amounted to 70—namely, 39 males and 31 females.—Adjourned. 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