The Express. — London, England, 1849-04-26 00:00:00

THE MORES% THIMIDAY EVENING, a: i f ? r ims . ♦'lMet ea the Beaday by tbe'vein sahibs ho * speeds to make • bribe. Tee have baskibell and the ha. ha mast &seism it tosud pose that whisk is So MN . 1 0er who has set • somealselis • oat astir of earn, and wise hes ibliseed We" disald make a docksaties that se briery bas base asemithd es kit basil end a* poriae at eat meas. these fro. harks load that ies whisk it is la de esmasiotey of • mon to bass, pee think to mass dee dirstaalOash is set ern pont tor a was to bow. 'lfs has. barren himsel d fsa iadem ps, that with rapid diensers of sopeate ef swap Mir awns up to vete,a mod as irk as Is. weajd scent to Yrtbrf. Odin taiga dash that a ham no, wine a maa node 6a. or es. kr • bribery day' k, s wor let given se him wawahea..aile least sayeis:siss* be den iry sastaal ettessassit. Amstar IMO disk that whet ase save rod they gelid egos _ are a dig sem, oat is Oa way the maidels weed be noW to say warier It rime In tile traps of this issirs. Ike. Toe tread las is rely spar me est el met Wag any emempuless sad Washer to aim fie sok far Soo of be beloslistasposedirs a Nes dialemades. sad wars eat warm asidesso we its MOM lOWA 11110111114 IrMic f tido ihis ark is alibi their seats la paliorma. The ~ petal to whish I mod& all side hoar k thl yea least Who I andired tho satiket. it barmaids that ea seek amid be reaped widest mkt. that say penes who ides sod and seal sestrely to the oak sited& be amble to sit is pedismossi The his. barna her his* net that ellestise, sod does disqualify the poems who la vomited bribery. Bet th weader wbst rho seas loam may he. I have as kolas* whin aseessi *ay . boa. I than art be amid el b' redve k Is an biomes d • gerdiana re d with period Wasety cm this sal&set. k the wow Mr. Sink who woe dead by • commine to his boa said of %Wray. He sewed me, me asses sin se& Lean, afar the animism was ease to, that add lave meeprimed Ida mere them tbe ovidene w e rad mattes. He bed so the least hiss Iheiray had boa esomaisl. He maid& 'rarest ladies ray wilt Weida et the eammitos. Now Mr. Said, sod • peens is do sitsatima at M. Souk ea de lot day of the .shag d amid woe up to the bin sad mks tine sad do it essamisatinely. It nett_ after wo o ▪ d ue s la • wart of nodes that trilmoy bad boa by the ester and the realty apes the moo are Weis house of the 'mess dionalsited sad a. .r de Ole el your misobses a aridness, world be to be k+ hsoll/sd kr war. Ti. W. bermes lies last do Old dm May by patine in the disc y fleados, ard I demit die wadi be possible, it imposed ea oath, O Mist • kes penalty ; bat it is • so Bert, so wave, and. I nos say, so earlsoned, I add ass vote for We alb ulth Ss peaky wane& fir R.IIIL I haw. ea may eassins, given wry ad pot lo aWI whisk r kr ins ado the suppordes 111 ea Wass alba tadmitaile erg ars estaddt, but di WS, diekls sly do ova by rides is- Wive serrarlibm By • a die astan, we an r 4 2: eb diarseet. also who are diked to • • aisetilly the tilisadas of aa oath. adr did Owasso ear these who ere men serapalees. I *in wilt OD sags Mad is aria de talk* walk M thseestives sad ORM, of the hew breast. Iso saie be 11 asemated by the pets* sesie wed k b wilt the selessmos that one to a owsesiisise Mitred hem she* at whisk he is sorived. Is the may part of ebb disemeles the Swam et Stabs .Lemuel very lastly that ins were net alesdied he the Nadel areedes of the assn sea honest, hot far do enamel as& realsbosa of Wise who an eabserat. Says my bea t Mend. the pas sated Ibis Ilk then is watbst le the acs who ants r have the mid el • dedmeaka aria. dre (A lash.) Whet net oil a sea mat *is le ? Zan issha t dos who as =poem kw asilibidwa mien Wham m kw he l los ma ales eisesh rme, he rood ibe ham, serwishreadds de hoes bat re will arab his Is seas sr to the WO of tbs Hesse ef Osman% end sekonly ho ire ast hablesod ho he les Ado ✓ im es* le mat di diehard essay. I *O most errs Lan so sun d swat kr that ma who les art dn..seed te do this which ho harm Se be rigid, ad kr set paskase esonsit it obey the law whin prohibits the OW" balk re eramitseed, that if yea siva him •• dedroarksOto is ready to afar so the wkles el artala parties. Be. Der? smarm se row hems. that the dam* is to ado& it by soy sralia. Suppose • soUsitar-• Wheersepielabie *.blench (a latoth)-who bas eery-pat in • vase arse. with SOO an 400 vein may of wham are wrier eh/Irides. te Wm. He Wises Want. bat he says, tiro bibs an amide" elan is tie sift of the Nara w objeas sf drat ; thin is as briberfla lathe so oda ; some an mat Wk sad es it k assealle the re ward of the vinare. sad am breMinst . Flaws a Nadi kr s alm hi thii bedew" mad I thin' myna quailed to M. &se loperast ionise to bee Ma*" sad the Wile by aa to sin If .aa the email would Eetnures assessassess that I need have ma st- SOIL per =sun I sot winks to use ay iallsesca is kis fewer. Whet is that is the 'plaice a sey ha. Woad ? that Wintry t andidala will say " I have a dideuity is shies the severseet,• de ad haw low to reseed, it with the doisration." The @dieing will ess ahim, " I task I as prove dm you may sive as the ase sod sail ham the deskratine ; I lad thisthe met et Be J y obs Pakiestma's set - (a leash) to odds gimes beat 6008. to 00L, eat ate if these noss was aides soy dies err employ. asst. I dear the risk. Y I into Oise or empielont, el beisi sobiret to • peal* a thin ; bat there is adds ia the ask whisk yee oho a die Sib whisk idiots yes to do giving the ads ; fa siditegh oda sir ems • b - sed k d esariesar of the W a t- Ue7 - auspleyossat ' is emitted ia lie des." Thee a dishes's% moat pronale a esedidate Chit ha tea still tasks the declention, if the see nava to hear • risk of 1001. ; so that the eseuritice are delusive, and yes me Ovid; so advantage to the &hoses& pores& What will you do with the saes a • out who represses • toasty where the practise has kap adored of skin 2s. tickets/ It OM rig op tie to bribery; bat them ao mufti emassess. I believe that then ens 'may am of Ike Wino Wens and the oat aerupaloos maw ot diet who wield decline to take this &seism ice. Others weed pet • loose sonersoiss as it, awl say, this has always been doe, sad take the dederaties. I disk it would be a groat evil to esdide rams of serunkrus isellap soda stria seam of honour. Oa the whole lam sounded that we shall do no sad by requiring this dadanties at the Cobb, bat we are lore est to esecienge bribary by gine. Overages to the dishon candidate. dr. BROTHERTON wished to oak the Muss whether they were in sanest is a Woke to pat don. bribery, demo where there was • will there wee a way. It was dificat to asks men beams by sot of parliamsat. If thee were ds Sendai to break the kw they would do it. He wanted sonatitarrio to bilieve that they wen wading sea to par. Ward to de their bones% sod that they were sada obli gations to this. This dadentios woo aleakiell may to amen, mamba els serepels as mann" and to let the onerespeleus eis free. For Wasself, lo amid say that be bad commided asbribery, sad yet his missiles mot him 4,0001. (A iresh.) He supperted hi s es be timid it was a mew la the right anodise. Undies bailer said be as mosibbri, Ist dint the show the .wary that they were dairies ci patting down Dib.ey. He believed that it would sae the poodle of hes. gmatiam.a if mesh • bill were Mr. Mr. S. CRAWFORD ardstisail that the drisediss mired be isles& es W cradines, sad that it was mat rod be impose Mes the Isar; sad ow ors to the p.twryr. of the bill is sesame. a AOLIONIT said this lo lei lam* akkol tin hill would be imossalve... .tad this mar d. 1111bibs* soi 6111da al the EOM. owl Mom as =lama iota the bill MI set newer fully. he helloed it wean mew pettily, sad he would vote fo it to get old be add. Sir J. PAIINOTON replied-Aftar erbium wink bail been expressed by the noble lord and the sight Yes. ba. rata. be deashe it wry sanely that dm bill, ia its primal him would beware the kw of the lad ; shard's*. he hi IS ark* with rem who append the &sieved* totabetker derma& pat de sure to tile dead, sf . He woe alks le Ida what owes wee by those whe w append tke Oen whisk ilte. died. Kr. BROTHERTOW whited a division to take dam The cesoittes dividel-la the clause .. 64 For de easeadmast 141-92 Sir J. PAZINOTON and that the simemittee read program Time were mood dimes of Sse hie se ems mined with that whin th ee vilesio• tin he wad& rosin soma doe to wak bur. ants Se a ales with the bill.-Agreed to, sail the hones reamed. BARIRIIPTCT (IRILAND) BILL. This bill our read • sacra time, mad ordered is be re ported. SUNDAY Tasviumw ON RAILWAYS BILL. Mr. LOCKS is main that this bill be red a seams& lime, said that older ether theametasem he should haw bid the till spa the Mk, and spaded to do asamea sense of the dos kr its pernhices. • , diet manly propos& Se Wash • kw Whined emir; be • mail teak ins roe Odd min trinity aboresteasse he should am haw osedileal asorory to = Bert e el the bea: i s gib ho MrliVirbisk i it hod best a lallesisi by Or Has wild had boa poor ted 1..A.. itind1 ......10.. Se OW • lbw eimavadeas ea the weirs iad here be wished die base . M bear Is iitM4liis WI did oat propose is no ea y Odidealloits is inm l oys. let namely se oil is the air- sow rank' de the PINS Nike amnia • kw pamearsr easneges. ley doe I lb Via. e. IS, the Patmesieseneral was measeisail le as ea new semapaoles for say tons that 'debt le doe ease sesamsy de ciike anise oven ea Sni To h bad velaatarily trashed • i p. n pememor as assns while akin hadsew father, ad slatted armies ode=Mks kr the pais semermmodedea. Os de One VIM engirds, tibia had rakes& to pa paw elediee em g1eai 1 411426.1" tilers whisk mei bobs nuked it bed dead Weir )toe ea ilemige. Is ilk amorel r skis of =L a i sever boa by the Ira% smil that sever lasoded up te l = sompeniss nett of okras imp the sada et Nibs IligAinfawit the moony owe ea Snags (liar, hay.) TN Pd s mt indiviimi brie* Oak id ries Gem the asses of some of Ire isles k maim m wen smassern Oa wadi lei rk tbeiremesy i rf i t hene-Adkelks Oda the Dedso of ilabodsd. (Hem, how) / 011 1 1 S 1 1 • 4 7 ihe amak et Saila& sad arias& e& 1111 .11 . 1 . 1 . 1 & heYing mot to ems is tb - T - lids. der 'Noires:sin • .. ~~ fras ye* to Carlisle. Mom bar assemble I._ M. The sageletiess of this esesea w a d a i sellwer eyelike ea lisatlays. Not every oarody .I=e me read a place. TM dew her is gram Nakao wet ilei plaitsitr e 4 i t des of " Hear, be Her ra i se hei past three. Pik ad enstessatia m essige a emus ...ad -1 k oder M leech a railway Wiwi Elite Wile Set =l a this ems the&Math Allisma Aidaloud Aided a alo bat he sawed se add that it wag asidsma acne awn el • weema Isigelles ma the ism mired of deka. awl rheers.) Maks lemesamt Mee mmimeed by I goademe. who bed Wel boa thehlOkek ad by • ping if Meese preees cis. Falkirk Tryst. Iske‘the salmi wee geogral, mad is the ages et than who mould Who de dims of the mapesy M let the. ride is the relit;we. (Haar, bear.) He mestigesd this Am mrsly whet always maid frem wirsagemble maristim a the ik mad edam besmears, of life. TM hes. member add mead Mawr aria el p o i:rime is is their oilledems panne, and perms it s =t wain of Mb eistrestei dee mmllleg es lope red ban ems. same. he had beta particulerly gestic with W ae ewa , tglwa by em gestisegas, • mombar c f that Muse. =stestg the anligol tetrad k essigqicasseddragdway W he postMise as yea vial his fee, 0 HA tees gess Is taws to oppose du Seaway Tram/Nag Bill, Meausey Wes the ealy day es wish he (the pied ago re my week at all." (Loud laughter.) Me timid that he need lam the vere ef Wm hoe. umber is goeitlaa. (Hear, hear.) He thought he bad mid ssough es the growls el paths aesommedacies to panty the Mew ha ming use ad timed. he shield sect loomed to chew the hams that the nig gelded might Isa dem at • wry mall isereassi expedietro of the lakett ef the employs& al railways. He had eddied a set the panne employed ea the Oaledeeke MAWS, COO of the largest is Ile=it M Iliad .tat 133 jagreseswere secessedyie Eats mil tabu„ then were wily asspa'(es* ed abed" peessger eaMages Heim .) Bet mod meshes bed Devilled is Seellaad liembps keg before ways were started, et a much wan depose of m rail ega labeler than was required at work a 'Away. (Hem) He mated to Mew, tem, ashy wire de gelds ef Seeded to be deprived of as esemeare m May begi enjoyed beet time buseminel--se a. :llt INS that Is shim Ma te intend le berms astmemodatiss was to be made Me low fir Is might e very may te seise a Muses' 'ohm" him mod tease who b read will kiwi. hat M mould Maw amps who nisei it to Moil essrer hmse i and we the ram*ere et psi eat ites arrisC d f oi tlia_.... sinet dm Mid Mee lisk• PIMA la asy etenweliiii titles remarks* riiial=. He had MlGidai Witaagkie kw kirks ha the Lanka-read, Bak =e Beisky. eel he bed them to be 31 private os 110 cm.hogss amigo% ad 149 oak (Mar, beer.) Os *be same day, tie leis testis mitring hem Ms meek rewind oily five cabs ea tine away alt at. pse saws - The fast was that daces rigid dames were die I eon to Mew time MO they we Wilma Is. By 6--g Men they Yam so vela to. (0100.) It bad boss urged by many that prilemest shoeld sae keseisee in this matter, bet that it abeeld be heft le the geed nese *e emapsaiss themselves sad le pub* epie (Hier, bear.) Is hb opt of si sat • quietism as Me public rights .held sot bs = 1.1 ; - e 'se* angle Wise as either railway dinettes it slew simeshslisra ; Sleek it there was so .at. ressa, the wo mil/ file a .tin noon la railways Tendered leabislissa ismisindes Bet Mere were other messes. He he is bk heed a diens whisk bad base seat oat by at. Illailedh Mimeo, isinedig at. recipient that mumps were bileg nide 110 mom Sillaft Inias sad areal; them Itt bay ahem% lag at the mane sae that the sleek was may leer. J~ssim The W. shares samba b. had far 2X, stri lhp le peoshoso was esedikentle, *me ins emey worm et ea emagenrades wend gemealse sates per est. to the (Coadased lasgbast.) It ought to have heat= taws pool* who wen *Flag shares for religious were se get their geesatad &ridded est et whist vas their miss as tkadays. (Boar, hem) wMa W Biliabeigh aad Modes Us Ina ant mean the armors r* mon* sad aisles tnias a liaaday, sad penis men asitmanated *web, M Os attest of 1 1 ,•00 weskly. Bat Me hinediaMse shanbakte Ma full eat with the dikesson. A egelelise preeseisd M Glasgow, ad thy ems heed ant airs sa arrangsmost wore made waL*e Saba* psety, they ware met likely se be assenitel is seeing the ftewn. A units was maw eine* elm* the diesallen vile tuned eat, sad the fraMs man to se ma %Ways. (Her.) This the Sabath Animate, although smell la ambits, seeesdal is Moir eb jest, bet the sew eked's bed massed gredeally to redeem *Mr abased' s,'" ism Was there marbly; la thls Sasso lima to Mime the been to allow the weekly essommodatles of 1,000 pews at he soisinEl a interrepted t (Hear, hear.) There had am bursa a Ws a slegle rainy essmany oohs this bill, sot say 'railway ispea ►pe. *lased. Os the essaary, be had Wm In that the Yemen ma the Oaleislan were shoat as get ir ting o is a ea the Faiths * fewer. Hs weeld teeth se flab* Me i la thesiogiall parties et lb. quake. B. sot trouble llho isms with Ws* be. the wettings et the refines aNs goad, bet he was perhatlysalallad that the news Mid by &him fir instamm - wen Mersin from tawswhisk Videgbiessi oppoides to the proms' bill. (Hass) Is um this asset el ths quids it was very &WM" to Imew, whether the sztressely rigid mink anir tea sd r t h tt flabbeikabsonots et the pietist day bed nay a the AIM they W k view. It was Mimed far Best led, sit be bsb'.d may justly, that ednistke wee son y direst swag Me Mossy shins et thatsentry = "di smaieg the power deem is loglanal. But yet in llmed *se a semperben of the sletiolfeel ateeents et crisis fa Megbad, with mules' *aisle is lisetked, did sot boar the wake Wok Walt be spar* TM seam pie sailed to the Wes I. 1810. showed the amble if sane- Ilse is leaked sad haseised, Skim; the were repletion lithe tors osintries, W he very nearly the sense; but while the emnielises ha *me et the a ssn us is Seeded, wets see is Me of the of 1041, =, w ens 1 43. 6". Thr la r i ero i r as tU is = ondes wee ese is MO; he two of the Heald. it em me is 041 ; a diliareese of 14 per met. is Ismer of the peptides et leaked. Time, elk raged Se the halts of the maple et Oast- Ind, it moment that the nossiannis et spirits la 1841 is at sentry was 21 plies soh pares. It memo porbsdy Mee that the essemptisa at malt La Ingles4 was larger than *et lisetbind ; bat it was essatessaiy to mess whit ezastkeds the proportion., it being ea* *es kr Ids argument it b i d that in at. lame thin dleatmad Sims mind a state of &moralistic. sad eau. Mahe cm am to be last with is the large tows. the ia Bag led. (Hear, hem.) Mr. Killer the governor of gaol at Oleagow, had stated is his repOrt that the groat mum of anakessess is that city was attributable to a wad of thaw pagtur haat assusamost whisk the sere volatile English ; mid he Ironton to *env. ups the desbstrility, If vies at iabowparsain ware is he checked, NM aellartaiwwwils far the workiog dews et after their labels to the day hal loembeled. Proderisk Bill also, la his mart oda that 1111111k112/0 sad Maw in the large tows ot hoot ben bed hest bersesid by at. want at seek anesesesate as emit sad Wades. sank mks. and *We flaerim Is *see sentiests be (Mr. Lemke) entirely cone ; sal lie most esa,lssidles thus eelaine, that be loaned lately with that the bandit series of Gimpy had bee eke* id 'sly epee the Seibediday, hoh4; whin smart* ia Helpiresh, the het rein dnepeeeivlngthe lks mod SW Meese* anjoresat Ai** MA a Ask to pp ass (Chem) Nee mos MR asivia IS sheen by dna Let the less Usk at the slats et*e yeas Cat l arr -, ..... Lea than Mks W evihnes d ISM AB sea Won the eesantittea—a gentleman who SSA Mist Osse Wee Sikooo lass ia that sty _who serer wain Maks* sad Wei wit sat to bed drunk easy Sorbing alga. AM yet a pious gladsome had address& a publisa• the. le Ihe hem essmbsis of that haw" is whisk hit= his fen that lm a bill el at. preemie kind " the would laws" Os bit sa k tasimd of motels is lisedend." (" Heam_lies," .) He wend est Wink the hems with may faiths but be wend eapnis teams the Wisdom be fat ha the casztety ash askaides they had paid Lisa this kb ire emesion d arldwisied *sm. (ILeybreas) He wield amen them that the bill am sought its bf them who ebbed m pat is tad lethe misled dh. ameba et se* a 'MOM peemmism--tsnm. laar)—that it was masa he by au r i t sa tirity, sad smatiseed lir the Whimik beam Mar)—hest it ins slap yield I ll art i rest seem et moddits as who Illtd Mit city tr s =r, lad who disked. der mix days of MIAs be ft revisit dads mites hems--(hear, keer).-to zriaste Behbath is dm hum of their fragilios aa at the ef their heads ; ad lag Mt gadded that hy gran. Y. wash ballet le this tol the obsess la :o ak wend be taught that bights mil sablernn ia‘lay the essay megsliseet warm Ikeda:l7ly Massa " leek hem nature up te stares Oat" ha madman sossleded sadd 1.4 ahem, by moving that *shill be reed a locoed tin. Is reply to an ebesnads hem Mr. Cowan, Mr. LOCKE may he wend be potbelly sablied with whatever way the been mishit deal - whit Ike boll. Hs did not proven OM than shield hs say Serene la the snubs at mains. He lilt that mossties la ths *ads at the Post. mosteratestal ; bat be was extrwasly =Mem this paws pr mriimps amid be absibmi se Ms several mint ensued by the Pestmesser-aosereL Mem) Mr. 00WA1t, amidst miss d "divide," sad almost ea. dams b 116111.011111, preemie&M my that be Itsev erit whether his boa. Men (Mr. Ledo) 'greed is the tretk the seadmeat allaboin to TallemosM "1 99 5 19 11 9 d.50ur es. Bin a to 0119 mit thee#M," bet la bb he heeled Metier Me Assn et kis bee. dried t - 3. - Wt W caber et Wes new temileg en the husear, bele ea ids that those was. imssesseatits .usual d esseassia des abode glided es OM selthatit. H.. saseliarag the tat ths MB a mingiele mission, sad be banned that a mom =OM 04118 18 1 4 , 'ad trash& m'ew's, send seit bleallseaM With shrews to Wate IleDrills et Illibedird, a peat deal mere seemed at have beet made if it then the bats, as deed by the emiSiviry d the railway, wend war. mat ; bat talk finkidan balsam at lessanaisses sal& be mining Eh: eet as e mks wor eamidsg from nettistiosm ware the ein t sew employed ea Whew to derrimi d diair day if reit? (Hr.) le lbsegle the report et the West sommittes ma the dimness' 4109 Sabbath width bad boa pisentsd to tin Wiese fa Maim to gnat IMO,. That repeat Ind ems rMr F. Bases the Ai* hem bowel be ass awer* sad the sable am t (liikiey)the member Bah. sat Mbar miths it set IMO the Song wee • He wee happy te Mow that the Mike bad at the heed el the Pewits ter wises M lies'-' di the umber el semi =pis)ai ♦: i 4 is sa =7 l i iii iis.L . ...-ss o 4A - laaals .... nrei 5a ......... aa _ jut eir Marry britmari. r te • store cit‘tlee his beta tom se* ew ea lleflAplases as /**** Teak. rid Wks* r il l eree sot p act eft= c quitra up ea a? ether ' ardor ; tail • that the kr. Illerilli *rites (Mr. Lesko) word _lre upper besigairsise dire filigree peers at &Mead, he was kW lb OF 111 le poi opsa.eabliiteprism. M a as is ernerimest * , thee the bill be reed eseeftdire IMO dew da reallhe. ' -- i - • --Ma MORIGIOR, midst erre of "Oh," sad renewed isherapies, wee earreeer 11 arra the ameedeset. H. mid diet if he the b* la wee Mares he Mew it te be inhaler to maratiess sad greed emei jo,..a. menet the a It .... I. IS this tribleml est run Re mould set fele the reset tyma* believing frit *el ellekt to I s e li V i tie the people el Mires 1101 1 1110 be would say, trit the ebesrereed the Sethi* eilft tta Pea of Seetlead bed berg at alders • putt et die Sr se the Seatekter P ialles t _sa whi*Wer lial dr Mew := *dire Mere they - rod a edl i sere outer is thia emery. Thee* the pestle et Sorra sight be mar bigoted end isteheat, be re phi "Minix leave Or perks odor deb* to be dellermiaed by meta sad goad err ; eied, air thee' eiressetross, be would tiptoe dr mar rare& Mr. LkSOUCHIRI add that whatever decision the Mess right be disiSte ears le ea this pasties t it me a the *dr mg whisk Oa perks itself le i orgie sated circa of the crow slay, se a it i n t= eleae, gai Me i rkis Nastry I. that a deb* apes mei a ilet should be Maar to re Mem I *a, mad** the Is asabas sherd hi arid a etelelleg their sesimeste weak. Men= his step sessezies wieb the gamey OSA hit that be weer sot to give a dirt reuse* desired. to tell the hear that Is spadesw asy e a sulimeir 'he be wee d he kisself, ad Or he = g r i st with to be inidemteed es reed* _he say Whir member et the eaverearest It re - seeMdeer radio able dear and imitedes that he bed wade up his Ma A las plate, be "art data for the kers the tell right to brine spa the eebret. (Her, Mar.) Re meld sot agnie with • gurams, Mier error were Maid is great weight— M meat the vier hes. merber. for Darn (Kr. _,f b Werryl—whe mud ea a home. remiss Oat • WI et this Mad was as lard* epos private pregis _and the vetted riehts of railway tempera Whoa he (>ar. Ls bewhere) etasidered that rallereyeempardeipetemed a pr ied mew*, he Grimed he is Here et Oerrees spa it and ertil• grow* the rigM te der with the sanest. (Haar, heer a et there were ease gerideratiert wits he erbium& mach with bias Is era% thr Ho had to w It is rarest scabs *error sad =lli public iromenires termed by the pedal shaft of nulwa)a ea Saadi that allated is a few , mid a few may, at the rail ways is apehw .. ead that 'did set szlet in any railway et IX of leshad—he had to berate the prep- b ilisd iassavesiersa of that state of thiep with ea evil whisk he was sere was set breanider. abie, rid was eel worthy et tion, he ment the she* the prig of this WI ward give whether Mr ".rear Se we assesisatisee holier of • large alma ef iai the a r a re t t zetelL in dred iaa teir m ars i st ) iy a i s t e, diit a se al t a m a a . is thenister, aits . respestablUtyrincit deserved the eon- Mens& et the beer. He believed, hem the reddens r= and hem shrossanniestites he had receivedbra Iket these Mbar so esterteined, and that sir lightly and beessiderately, but deeply, by a large numbs' et the people aid* wrantry, were entitled far all the retain he led readhesil le rupsedel reiteration. And, ups the whole, •he had some to the traded= that this tater- Meese at resent word be inpritie sad esedrable ups the part if the home, sad es he wee eoestraised se give • vote ha would give it against the Nerd roadie/. _ (Her *trim hear.) It the objects his hos. Mead (Mr. Locke) had m brag veryisenedeial to the public st sot altogether *dig Agway' sir Sunday were roily sees* to be the hall pea la truth but a nded. very ire Lerrosabere) "Ma with hea. Me what t in thiakiel i ts. 1 there would be • great advantage . I a g 7 ir t zt to the warble; paper*. at the peat towns the ty, after divine genie% et yieg recreates air air ; bat the bill of his hes. Mile* - mead set at all atria that object. That would depead ups the time the railway trot. might leave the Wens. That might he aniaminverent time ; bat, a be orpe V etria. it isavesirt, there was so priers la the be* spin alter Mei bad ewe bees to out el people the tows. They went, sue t *ere they were left. He admitted that to • earls degree it ward meet the objection his haa. Mewl bad slated, as to the reenveniesese et Studs, itrillielemet It the pries role& te travel ea bodiless o f *pm y, bat eves that, Is miry eases, mild be met by rases et lonia trains inshild at soil tags& ( Hier.) Third Ike trim had not bees *Med to Is the bill. Hie hr. =porter OM tlat7 bet and mos& sloes le elbehed le the mad traders ; hot surly tit ian = weed* err was it ant sail raged ohm radars were to be far= L lit wee bat jostles that the tided elm should are be Mr. LOCKS.—So they ere by law. Mr. LABOUCHERS—Hi has. Mud add oe they were by law. It was tree that is the bill labeftesed by the right has. aware for the Uslirenity et Oriel, *ere was • pro ** that asy heir asarifsg psneeres es Suadaralsord be obliged to *any third der par se • very low fare • bat he we gives te milimaial Om was seas doubt whether that meld ap _ls die et the boa member for NO•holl without semi fail* aid ipsdel priers. At all res* his opera west *at V the pear bill paned third elms pareseers ought to he eembily sad if a defect of this Mad err* et ammo it word be easy to remedy it in strallaaa. Bet ere dill vereised the *ratios that banes dem presagers maid is ell probability be was pile begbieud work se to watt dee the mil train word have say large tows, ad theredere it was absurd to 2 a* ltt aaa the bill was earelated a Orem* the shrugs if I possegers. (Hear. bear.) He believed that a' iselju s if e reilways, be* be pit et somber et sompanise it littitlaaft did dim pahlifits to be carried es flusdaya He rejaised that the we the tun. If he wen a railway propellers in frodsed, his vote would be gives, *dr proper restriction, to allow than to be sank* is_istader. He believed that the pursed* of railways which allowed it was iii• ereasimr. He believed the hors bad better leave the guest* to the progress of publie °Para than nut the vbk by this forcible interfirence darn that public opinion sat:them ; and this, as he stair before, meths feeling of class of the community of Scuba and Boglaad. Basler these eircuartanoes his vote would be given against the road rearm of the bill. (Hein Mari) Mr. PLIIIIPTHE opposed the bill, ea the greend that it freed sees to be irreligious, who, he embated, should have the opria, at least, of dertiag this Sabbath to religiose obervesee. Mr. NUMB said that, althoupplt . he pretested enema peti time hest Scotland against the bin, yet, me he was there as a reparestative, not of Boothia anly, but for the station , he felt bound to view the gentles es it sleeted rode.—(beer, ga hear)—and to give Ms aortal support to the all. It we a bill sot he Bestlead. oily, bat for Bar hod an wall. (Hen, hear.) As in the t that it =private property, he theatres Sways were private (Hear, hear.) PlElbriat, la greeting a milielyely eithe* redo se wok sibbir, rid ke was dtemillie norder le Mr a Ebben S a e sews &dere his dereseretra le emir the WS, it tether Ihe dry et *ie gerramest to tempi* the eared le the radial* railway comermarallen; If ft war tir be fa the power of a Mr brividual) to seep sad drek that eirneurrades. thus railways meld sot serve the purpose at sorry, ea the jkr whisk they were autherred by perUmert. All the sampled* r eared, was the add al see or two ourimies to the vats that did already run ea treday. Bat he asked for this addition es the very mead epos white bes.= men opposed the bal—he salami for it a ta the better ebeerveses al the Sabha*: ham ar* se railway etimannierha saved a vest amour of lobar as flasdaye that wadi etbandao be re sorted to, Step Wiry tswireileg cad Wl*" mad -they weal* at ease Mr the people le seserretar GM bbear whisk It sow prorated say remit* kr._ Mar, her.) Is pert et het it was as great a brew& of the Sabha* te any the roil bap as to tarry or per. o f he had "arra twos he the bill. He was of =the the morale at lower damn is GU ttf, wan at a lower ebb thesis flay ether sewn ha iii I,' Beftals—(a leash)—arers to be fespreved by proper edam: ties end imment remados, sad set by orb rerietiose a- =def t *e Rehr* se the openers etre bil ward oh*: hes. gentlemen word read the im palm e asa trif report, *by weird see what it we that usage the eat moral aledMisa at the humbler deem la Ober* sod other presses Mb Tiny _ward then see *et it rat te be bard gather to a Maims mode at orryby *Mho *vise e refeesdi to ber r bo Aped far i i hams erase. and etelto (Mter ‘ o gs import' serials = The idlers put of the queries Mamas he weld sot Metally 'Or or, bat air** limmit ail y s z osis iggeriag ss the paalkoharaa greed it dime to the parr *deb ware mallemplated la Ma, babble rf railways. *r. =LLD (who wee isaudible midst the o ftt ooy Kr. regargeapisp on is the keeps) was anguawol t o mat the reran as tyranicel aid swim Mr. 3.OOCILHANH mateadek fa supper of the lik, that the Mew end radon was sa:the its Odra &rearm if redways, - who prohibited parer', after the week's Sell, la geAr a reg Writ rerzaties earn air sc whisk their *milk Mr. MO said that, taking a geaseri ........a.. ' view the asilMesi adreg supper es ardieg it he seer ast - wlikbeta bb Re di — air era ar see why mange 'Wahl se be epee t l o' the ees ilusdays as well ess a tilher day is the week— (koer, leer) --esd se le the Oat it Ins a relation et oemseissea thelt reirbia pipahlis zed ampler—if *irks it tren—lailse *Nit ticsiall-beis ea smirking do., (Hear, beer.) Mr. MACKBNISIB mid that aware, host his err hew bdp. thee • we, deep Wag exited be thetrad eyes *le Wee* mad essearrhg I igy la the argemesto of the diglit bea. geatleres the Kreater at re Bred et Tsar alpha theltill, be Mt it Ms der le witafigthgamaisset. Kr. P. MAULS likewise append the ll a ma ellimmleas be the Mire whisk Mere the per t he et kb ors , hyena ; air bras* it seril* il weal Ciolkedokit lbw Wier, wbish be rapeseed men then say ether la Se* had, and widdt he word abeam le adatia aloha la as is that hors. He appeal the bill dr. a Wawa. asaway. It pealed to be a gus u al samaras aii falij ..: 1849. _as net mated in Eng Mot ser, Irilanda am is Oho majority of the railways in Illemind, end for isio al enserilass the few emotional asses in It rieseltits restrege - etri beftgebeet of the M e a that own ot Me m aw He dowdy bagel let the wee ble. It was ase gasetimaires.t;appablie minim is where eine the bill sepeleiri meow% sad It they as, they mead only be hoer leg the small end of the wedge, and would sem be oiled ups to Mese elemahests as well as stearaiterrieges to ran osillemhge. (Haar, leer.) C. BRI7OII opposed the bill , and pretests& Ms media, whisk was growing up is that • home. ofe= dosing bills to remedy what a few iedividaals theentapormer to regard as • griaMOL Them was here really Ne gekres me% gad the 1100. gentle:am who introdased the Wadi Sod that by it he was retarding rather than tdltelle. Ole shiest be bad la view. The LORD ADTOCATII 'epeeist the bill, buil ime ink Ar the purposed allse MEM denial to dee seneelles *elms. member he YeaSese noliestiog the sined sea of ibe geimis et Seabed, pattieelsetpla Obegow. • IN bad idles insid ft that the to of eludes from Witple Waded to rid ' se set admit Ma se ease ; end seeM egret to EM MA Is rest thee it was not, as the striae linemlies of the sibs IteM there bad give. great moral dignity to themeless* deellibter. (" Hear, hear," and a lag it.) Mr. CHARTERIS she denied *strati et the remit of ] the ken. member he licatrose, ad begged to remind Mat 'ea. member of the Soot* proverb tMtIE was an bled *MON his own nest." (Musk laughter.) 31r. HOME made a few results innapinaden. - lir. REYNOLDS did net admit the sgplisedift to the bee, member for limdrese, et the leatiele gemetto jest tasseel, bat believed that We vete whisk the ben. gpeatientem. , wee shoat to give maid have the ANA et Ms nest. laughter, in whisk the less. gesdastes Mr. Hams, joined.) NA Mr. Itommids) had be ard the debate it that day with mph% beams oa resdiag the bill he meld hem ltes viseeinessely aimed to, and =m a et that gesemsa *mid Ism mid to viz up with the emesties se Ruh rellitime halm when religions feeling WA Weis to do with it, essige ia the imagination of lb eggements of thip mason As it was his hatentiss to weed, the seessil ei this he would state, la te rMINIMs ell that moo, Emit et the sixteen runways is emotion is Seatlead, eight, eon prising 240 =Wee, warted ea Sundays; the ether MM. of an road mew , did met. On the litter elms, which be would mill the religious rellways—(lausharl—thens had travelled, in the kfi r f ses eneing Jam lest, 1,672, 000 Pm sem and es the ' railways, 1,623,000 bad tra. veiled& the seine pe Was it a de, then, to trend es Smoky, is pm pert of . tie orantry, or on one railway, mil Mewane? (Hear, hear.) Let it be resseetherei Wt isms were limos& and the proprietors onspiled to mem* eels trawaneme ea a Sunday. is Ragland people might travel all over the country en a Seam; mil on the river the Inhabitants of the osetropeln were set peovented beet t rav elling. (Hoer, hear.) awe all elk See I bow member ter Stockport and others, if they had set has Mweeteraten4 Were not shareholders in railways that were epee is Moslige? If they would sot be seemed, then, of ask Imam*, let them sell out their Mares in those rail ways ; eat lea not the people of me part of this empire be denied privileges which were enjoyed by others. (Hear.) 1 1 Mr. F. SCOTT rose amidst loud tries of "Divide." Hs 1 said he was not ashamed to avow a prejudice in favour of observing the Lord's Day. It was remarkable that a gene ral bill should be brought forward for the sake of regulating some few railways is Scotland, especially as the public feel ing there was decidedly and cooscientioady opposed to the measure. Came of inoomenlenee were alleged, but were there not Moomeallenosslrosa having' o delivery of letters on • Saaday in London ? The home then divided—For the m 1 it3l ond leading 122 Against The bill is oonemuently lost. RIITUE24B OF BENEFICES. Mr. BRIGHT moved for a rstarn "in a tabular Aria, showing the several Nimmons, or other ecclesiastical bens flees, purehmed by or now beilimsetiv to the trustees et Wil liam Huhn., formerly of Esantay In the evanty of Lancaster, RM., when reopeetively imehased, tbe pies paid for each , the grow cannel bowie et mei. the names of the resent incumbents, and whoa grit ineentbents wee, re. ercuvely presented, and by whom.' In answer to a question km Mr. T. EGERTON, Mr. BRIGHT said he believed the return was not ob jected to by the trustees ; he had spoken to the hon. mem ber for South Laneashire (Mr. W. Patten), oae of the trustees, who did not object to it. There was no saspielos that the trustees had anything to conceal ; and as they ex ercised their powers under act of parliament, and not under the will of the testator, the returns might he peeps:ly or dered. After a conversation, in which the Atteeney-desseal, Mr. T. Rgertoo, Mr. Goulbars, Mr. Henley, Mr. Km* Sir R. Inglis, and Mr. Wawn took part, the modes was SMITHFIELD MAHEST COMMITTEE. Mr. ifibiEfrirWrili;;;i7hit mr. E. Yorke be dischlutted from further atimakese JS Oft oonsmittee ; and Mr. 0. Dore and W. Weishrais added to the oominittm. Sir DE LACEY EVANS mooed as an amendment that Mr. S. Osborne should be added to the committee instead of Mr. Wudehonas. Alderman SIDNEY eemplalaed that the tittles of the com mittee was ult.:Mavens to the real interests of the metro polis. He moved that the house be muntted. There ban only 28 members present, the house stood adjourned as Iv* =imams to a eolook. VISCOUNT HARDINOIII Spasm IN Tan Holum or LORDS ON TURSDAT.—The MOM Of the lieutenants referred to by the noble visoottat as being associated with Major Ed wardes were Lake and Pollack, not Blake and Pollard, as stated in a portion of oar intprowloo. Witt fins no. OUTGOING MAILS. hies fit Mei le* Amman ma the Mein Shea will be made eM Mosszmow vestip& Sr INA AprLL The mile M Tip& Opine. Übe. Iladairs. Onelts, sad Gibraltar • be made u tionsinew mennekilie UM el April. The was he liseeks. Ohm ileAhle liens Len& sad Astimsle& will be mole Tallitlej Aga. Laterite be awe ciallhaddremed. " ber Welt bar MU% 11611 =14 Nomems, Ass Odessa. she MwAtra, sad adrift them ier r a ddt g lig. hish.4gotaggs, Mow Onmade. sad lee, will be mine hp es ihs maansig it the np. The mit Yr Meek% the liesel sa d Dessos Ant& will be made ep ea des wesiiss el theater nay. The mhiM 011milish ow = a tirehee, the loans Winds, Wm, Ades, Ogle% WI% sad Odra. eta eoutbsatetes, will be made op as ilie=ci te„ nth May. The mil, Os ie the leheiternmen, Ann, Ades, Or NompXoer. will be made up the meals. of the US of Way. 111011 WAITE' AT i.ONDOI4 =IDOL Too To. :—.144101ad,10 oda pso 4 ; AteNINIPI. Mi paii 4. Teibomor—SAMlW.Sl WA. PAO W." PO LONDON,THURSDAY,APRIL 26 THE speech delivered by Sir JAMES GRAHAM, in the debate on the third reading of the bill for the re peal of the existing navigation acts, will have been reed throughout the empire with feelings of no ordi nary interest. As the deliberate judgment upon final bearing of one of the most highlyinformed and dsaeat intelligences that has ever occupied a seat in legislative equity,, the industrious million', who are praintiffs in this important suit, will hear its lucid and masterly summing up of the evidence and argument on both sides with earnest solicitude, and its grave but unqualified tone of authoritative decision on the merits of the case, with rare satisfaction. It is the closing and conclusive tribute of experience to the truth of the policy contended for by the friends of industrial freedom. Its accents are neither those of concession or com promise, bat of thorough convictioe and hearty en eounement to go forward in the path of unpro tected enterprise, nothing fearing, nothing doubting. In this light the eloquent and able speech in gees Lion would, under any eireumstanoes, have told with no oommon power upon the thoughtful mind of the country. It would have contributed to 'Kieft addi tional confidence to all in whom any misgiving still lingered as to the ireemeibildy of free tr ad e as adopted and engrafted upon the national policy by the enocemive acts of the legislature from 1842 to 1846. And such confidence—the firm and abiding ammance that the controversy is practically termi nated, and that at home and abroad men may in fu ture act upon the resolution taken by the people and parliament of the empire that capital and shall henceforth be free—this confidence was, in reality, all that was hitherto wanting to the full and fair trial in practice of what Sir ROBERT PEEL, with his charsoteruitio caution, thought fit to call " the great experiment of a liberal commis:ail system." Capital is a nervous and capricious orestare. It shrugs its shoulders at the phrase u experiment." The experiment may be very praiseworthy, =AI, patriotic, and all that; but Capital will at best only touch it with the tips of its suspicious fin= long as it wears the garb or talks in the of experiment, Capital will never give its hand freely or frankly to the problematical wooer of its favour; and as for a hearty embrace, coy Capital shrinks fro m it inetbietively. But let the new prin ciple be ones admitted into the ranks of acknowledged and governing maxims of the state, and the reserve of Capital will - soon begin to thaw; its former qualms are speedily forgotten : it has no objection to make a journey with its new acquaintance, jut to see how their tempers and objects may agree; and at last fiiidim that them is after all nothing dangerous nor deoeve in its practical ways of working, mistrust. fal Otal consents freely to join hands and share fortunes with its reotntly-acquired aoquintemem • It is nbt, however, for the Mrvioe rendered by Win Climitsw, by his timely declaration of con firmedfalth in the Odic, of free trade to the ems oommircial etabilitandonfidence, that ws have the greatest reason to t han k him. His speech contains a still more notable and still more pregnant announce ment. It rewards, in terms not to be mistaken, his renunciation of the ill-fated shisnee with Lord STANLEY, in which, unfortunately for himself and for his country, the beet years of his political life have been waited. Previous to the memorable rupture of regarded 7 party in 1 04, Sir Jamie ChLtimis wat as one of the most resolute and far-sighted of those who undertook to carry on the goveromens on the bails of reform, under the leadership of Lord Guy. When that haughty head of the aristocratic I whip withdrew from the cabinet he had formed, none if its members Immediately followed him. But the seeds of distrust and dissension had been mown; and I lei the day when Lords ALTHOEP and HATHEZTON SINIEISted to recog nise the principle that popular de sends, whether in Ireland or in England, must be list is a spirit of concession and not of coercion, II was evident that a severance of men and of ideas ~.fees begin win the cabinet, and that none could feel sertain bo w long that severance could be con gealed. The public' avowal by Lord Joni RUSSELL of the doctrine of appropriatiog to secular purposes the surplus temporalities of the Irish church brought matters to a premature issue. Lord STANLEY and his fit and faithful associate, the Duke of RICHMOND, nheaptly declared their determination to resign. Lord Suva was prevailed upon to follow their example, and fisalky Sir Jaime GRAHAM was induced to do likewise. Then cams the interchange of recrimina tions and reproaches between the seceders and those whom they Ind left. Then also cams the soothing flatteries by exultant toryism of the spirit and self-de -1 votion evinced by the seceders. In a few months the breach had been widened into open boetility. and Sir Ibises GRAHAM allowed himself to be enrolled es a I member of the Carlon Club. Bat experience having . enabled him to judge fully et the views and tendencies of both the aristocratic parties in the state, his final choice between them, at a memest when b o th have been equally anxious to propitiate and win him to their side, is a matter of Se 001111kil significance and Table. He has en joyed the unreserved confidence of both parties. He bill filled the highest stations short of that of prime minister, with the amplest acknowledg ment of his services from those with whom he wee associated. In the event of a resumption of power by the tortes, he might have named his awn terms in joining them ; and from the whip he has ver recently received an invitation little less than p ublic to re-enter their cabinet. Such are thel circumstances under which Sir JAMES GRAHAM( makes his election, and in measured bat unwavering Wm avows it. ' After quoting the intrepid declaration of Lord STANLEY, on the first night of the session, that he adhered to protection, and that he would attempt re action, Sir 7Anis GRAHAM declared his molution to be equally fixed, and that its avowal should be eq u a ll y frank The issue had bees fairly joined between the two parties ; sad the question of tits navigation laws must be considered ea the banleAloid ea whisk the struggle mast take plies be• seas remiss sad peeves. Hs was dealing with the poll ewer SW el opestiost, end in his opinion the economical Mai parts el the question were light to duet com with the political parr. He bad had leisure calmly and ly to reflect on the changes which be bad tab. n an husilie share in anteing, and so far from regretting these cbsiges, he had no hesitation in expressing the cow victim am the m. and tranquill ty which this country had eojeled during the year which hulked passed over us, had been widely owing to thine changes. And Ye wee este tied that say attempt to go back from them to protective duties of import • any attempt to raise by duties the price of corn and other art Wes of first neesesity, would lead Invitebly to the most fatal consequences. At all events his part was taken. His stand was upon this grosuld,—opposittors to re action and support of progress, umpired by prudence and disereike. These are words not to be forgotten. They seem like the familiar peal we used to in other &ye. The ring of the old metal is in them. The unworthy muffling that for a time dulled the once clear and summoning tone, has at length fallen away, and the knell of reaction is soundtd. MARY ANNE CROSBY lives, or lived before she was sent to gaol, in the county of Hants, on the estate of the Earl of NORMANTON, within a few yards of one of his preserved coppices. Her husband has been out of employment since last harvest, and they have tbrea small children. MARY ANNE CROSBY was buttoo glad to be engaged by one of Lord NORMANTON'eI under-keepers, who is a bachelor, to go daily to his house and clean it out, and set it to , rights for him, and thereby earn a trifle for herself ' and family. MARY ANNE CROSBY, on Sunday . , the 26th day of January, 1849, had occasion to go into the coppice that adjoins her hut, for some purpose—no matter what—and there she saw two traps. She lifted them, with the intention, as she avers, to carry them to th e house of the under-keeper who employs her. But another under-keeper of the noble lord had been in the coppice that Sunday morning before MARY ANNE CROSBY, and bad also seen the two traps, and had taken up his stand, like Harry Gill in WeEnswoarn's ballad, to watch for the delinquent who placed them there. And, like Harry Gill, when MARY ANNE CROSBY lifted the traps, he " started forward with a shout" and seized upon her. And on the 2nd of February MARY ANNE CROSBY was carried before a bench of justices, one of whom hes " reverend " pre fi xed to his name, at Fording bridge; and then and there the under-keeper who seized her, being " a credible witness," deposed on oath that on Sunday, in the parish of Ibsley, she did "unlawfully use two certain engines, to wit, iron traps, for the purpose of taking game, contrary to the [ statute in that case made and provided ;" and MARY ANNE CROSBY, whose husband has been out of employ meet since last harvest, who has three small children —one at the breast—and whose whole certain in keine is the pittance she earns from e under loseper--was sentenced to pay a fine of I th l. 17s. 6d., aid 12s. 6d. costa All that the under-keeper who seized MARY ANNA CROSBY could tell of his own knowledge was that be saw her lift the traps. There was no other wit 'atm Her explanation of her conduct also rests upon her own unsupported testimony. The justices appear to have been sensible of the inconclusive nature of the evident*, for, instead of the statutory maximum pe nalty of 61., they only imposed a fine of 11. 17e. 6d., with 12e. 6d. costs, and the alternative of a month% "inaLisenment la the event of non-payment. T ANNE CROSBY, with her unemployed hus band and ber three small children, was unable to pay 21. 10s. out of the allowance she receives from the ba chelor under-keeper, whose house she sweeps, and therefore on Friday ast a commitment was put into the hands of an officer to carry her to Winchester gaol, pith the infant at her breast, to undergo a month's imprisonment, leaving the unemployed hus band and the two small children to fare as they may in the interim. • " Merry England!" Happy rural districts of Eng land, exempt from the contamination of factories and the callous sway of Manchester mill-owners! What a lively impression does the simple story of MARY ANNE CROSBY leave of the idyllic happiness that per vades these Arcadian regions ! The husband can find no employment; the wife east only earn a scanty pittance; on this they, their What, and two smell children, only do not starve. The woman is seen lifting two traps in a coppice adjoining bee house, and acoolintslor her doing se in a natural manner. She is compelled to appear! before a bench at magistrates, by a SOMMeate for killing game on a BrZroaorprinted Clinstates-day," bearing the imprint— s : and sQ by—, p u bli s h er of t h e Imam gf flee Peace, a legal weekly journal, price 6d. ; •=aloot -free A elerieal amasser acts along lay magistrates—possibly because an offence MINNA on Sunday or Christmas day Ms under the =of the church. And the lay and clerical deem the mere suspicion of having thus dead against church and state leniently dealt with by evading the half-starved pauper and her infant usom half the county to pine for a month in a of ! • griatocestio moralists who sit as avengers of the mime of poaching and the prcianatioa of Christmas day—the sharp speculating London printers who mats .olwap hems of summonses supply the place of ohm** vans for their legal weekly journal the sensties Peace—the starving labourer burdened with a family and unable to get work—all these appear to be creature. of differed mould, without one Sight or sentiment in common, linked by the game cede in t izetem of which frivolity, esiloas sect - wall, and • suffering, horribly blended, ire the distinguishing Wore'. If there is a spark of manly and generous feel's/ in England, the, story of Matte ANNE CROSBY erni ring the knell of the game laws, is 'assuredly as the outrage to Count JULIAN% daughter pre l ltated . extinction of the Gothic dynasty b and insult to WAT TTLEC'B daughter the abolition of p Al-tax in England. The treatment of MAt A COBB, is a blot on the county of Hants , e of Hampshire are insensible as their own 130 e does not rouse them to demand the abolitiga of pm. laws. DENMARK AND THE DUI INVASION OF JUTLAND.—KOLDPA STORMED. SCHLESWIG, Aran I promised yesterday that you should hear 4or a me about the entry of our troops into Jutland. hour after my letter was despatched came I .qte that the vanguard of the Hohla ßw i t H o ut en had taken Kolding by storm. This detachment were drawn up on the tutun the 20th, under Colonel von Zastrow, on the frontier, about a mile and a half (Enali#) Kolding. Colonel von Zastrow had ordea l i cross the frontier, partly because political esa, Hoes rendered it advisable to defer the stcrlca days if not altogether, partly because hie cor very weak. It consisted only of the secood•rei of sharpshooters and the 9th and 10th to battalions. But the presumption of th 4 drew down a misfortune upon them in its c stances not unlike that of Eckernforde. At the small force of Schleswig-Holstein tr43l att.eked on its own territory by three bated infantry, a regiment of starpahcoters, aaa battery of six-pounders from Kolding. A shea mish of firoilieurs ensued, which turned so de in favour of our troops that by 11 a.m. the, themselves on Danish ground. The Danish threw themselves into the suburbs of Kadin the streets had previously been barricacled Danes, and the houses in the outskirts rust extempore ramparts, and pierced with leo This gave an advantage to the Danes, and ult; enabled them entirely to destroy our nun. ;T Danish battalions were driven into the towni sides. Colonel von Zastrow now adjp; second firculleur corps who had been repeatec to band with the enemy to charge with the ' for the honour of Schleswig-Holstein. The iereipon charged with flied bayonets, and d enemy from the streets of the =bleb. Thy Wien followed and took the fortified how Danish soldiers retreated into the town, wit whole force wee now concentrated. Thri Kolding . is separated from the suburb byl which is spanned by a bridge, about 200 or long. This bridge was defended by pause adjoining houses were pierced for musbi occupied by the Castell-jiger t one of the bee tiro:tient corps. The Danish artillery tioned at the town and of the bridge. The e giment. Sehleseri4-Holstein sharpshooters, e by the 9th battalion, assaulted the bridge , at the fire of the Da nish artillery and tiraille up the palisades in the counts of half an he town wee then entered by . storm. Mean Danes, who bad received reinforcements tee dared them decidedly superior in point of made repeated efforts to drive the &hit awl! troops out of the town. Twice were our m back as far as the bridge—once fairly outs houses ; but on both occasions they speedil the centre of the town, and the second time able to maintain their position. The strng streets of the town listed three hours. Ab the Danes were finally driven out of by a bayonet charge of the 9th The main body retreated in great disord fortress of Fndericis, ten miles (Eogli.l Some of them fled to the town of V. in. either side has not been ascertained; but Schleswig-Holstein troops is maid to be ince The death of Captain Hamlet, of the secon corps, is much regretted; he had distingu self in the preceding campaign. A g Danes were made prisoners in the bowel curious to learn what will be said in Fi this invasion of Jutland, into which the Holstein soldiers, having been attacked on territory, were ;almost unconsciously dri hurry of the fight. HOLLAND. THE HAGUE, APRIL 23.—NRTIIEI VIGATION DUES IN GREAT BRITAIN.-L Netherlands consul-general in London plaints to the board of trade relative to th upon the Netherlands vessels by the Trin Newcastle, to take pilots on board and! the navigation of the river Tees, an i which British vessels were not subject. T also to bo in direct opposition to the treat between the Netherlands and Great 1837. The representation of the consul was submitted' to her Majest: meet, which immediately gave ord Trinity House of Newcastle to place lands vessels on the same footing as The Dutch papers state that some time I airily elaps:d between the giving of th the carrying out of the measure, the Bri meet has consented to defray all the exi lotage which have been caused meanwhi A report has been in general circul Hague that the commander of Bois le strived orders for the Limbourg continger to march for Schleswig-Holstein at a ma This occasioned great dissatisfaction th fact that the King of the Netherlands k come the esemy of the Kidg of Denmark commented upon. The Rotterdam Cour denies this statement. LA PLATA.—There are dates in Li Buenos Ayres to Feb. 18. These !accounts cc cipations—that exchange would rise to 685., a I nether would be done with regard to net Rau. gig Court. Yesterday was the birthday of the and of the Duchess of Gloucester. The Qui Albert went about 11 o'clock to Gloucester 1 visit of congratulation to the Duchess of Glc Her Majesty save a juvenile party in 1 Buckingham Palace: Her Majesty the C arrived at three o'clock,iicoompanied by thei nesess the °mantes Erbach, and the Prince Elise of Hobenlobe Schillingsfurst. The sisted of the Daehess of Kent, the Duchess Lord Albert and lard Ronald Leveson Goy of Argyll and the Marquis of Lorne, the NI monde, the Earl of Cheery, , and .Lady hii Marchioness of Rooter; and: Lad y Victor John Russell, and Mr. John Ronal ; the C del end Surrey, Lady Victoria and Lady 1 Madame Van do Weyer, Miss Victoria, Mr. Albert Van de Weyer ; the Countess 0 Bari of Dunmore, Lady Susan, 1,4 and Lady Alexandrine Disney ' • Sts Gainsboroush ma Lady Victoria Noel ass of Morley and Lord Boring* Emlyn and Miss Muriel Campbell, Vas Miss Jocelyn, and Miss Edith Jocelyn ; La Victoria, Miss May, Kim Constance, and Mr Lady Roily Smour, Miss 'dentist, and moor; Lady M ary Hood, Mies Nina, a Hood; Lady Hemet Clive and Mies Viols hire. Phipps, Miss Phipps, Miss Haul Charles Phipps. The queen and Prince Albert were 'Co Princess Allis, the Prince of Wales, Prins Princess Royal, and ware attended by the Daus, the Dowager Lady Lyttelton ' Lady Cocks, lion. Matilda Paget, Lord Byron Bowles, Lieut.-Colonel the Hon. C. B. Ph Hon. A. N. Hood, Colonel Buckley, an Saysour. The royal party passed from the drawir picture gallery, where M. Houdhi had tb forming for the gratification of the illustr juveniles present afterwards formed into s the saloon. A &joiner was served in the Her Majesty and Prince Albert, attar Worms of Douro, lion. Matilda Parrot, Lm Buckley, and Lieutenant-Colonel &yellow Lyceum Theatre with their presence yesten The Quern's private band was in attend ham Palace on Tuesday evening, and per, ingz ium ieste Gustave.. Plinio Ist Act, "Zaubtallote," -(arch, Berta ravoua . Mr. French. M.P., had an inters SaltaEmma yesterday, at his official raid sweet. Mr. John Wood, Chairman of the 1 Revenue, and Sir Robert Pergola's, had i day with the Chancellor of the Eschtqurr. EV.spatebes were sent off yesterd] the Colonial-office for the GOVeTION of and fir the Lord High Ceamisdener of th,