The Express. — London, England, 1859-02-15 00:00:00

"-',._,:,7, IPEIt ; tt,•:`• i =r; Ire• • ill • qSRIlti (Stamped id. Additional) [T WOPENCE. Ifs $901.) LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 15, 1859. THE DAILY NEW& The PROPRIETORS et the "DAILY NEWS" wag bed ander their etweliretke swim pins for supply bg men, Ilehezibere with a FIRST-CLASS NEWS PAPER at a tarldelahls Rebenien of Price, have deter- Weld to intrudes, the pestles extensively adopted on the Coetieett and to the Vatted Steles, end be supply the pew sa news spina, wheatmeal la velars be Anneal or Hell yearly Sabowiptions paid Bran to &sir odes, The TERNS of SUBSCRIPTION, payable to advents) NORM MO =hit: IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. roads, ember the direction of the surveyor, widen would do much towards the amendment of the law of highways.. He would postpone going too coramittee to that day three weeks, In ordPr to give the ratepayers in opportunity of ameidming the bW. • HOUSE OF LO] LT, P. 14. - - The lime met at fin eidock. Tbe Reel el BRAPTIBBURY presented peados, tmea lb. .1 Molter ter the better government KWh. The Isel it/CARLISLE preemies" petition hem Mesent. In" bedlam respeedieg Gee edadaisirettaa of trust dole. The . plasm were from Collamptos, Bridgwater, Les/4 eel 17. r .°°°. BROUGHAM Trammed • polities ham the asp of • dispel to Manchester, complaints' st As of &amh re from certain grammar schools to width by law they were edmtaiible Mr. Batecoi and Sir G. Pseartt.t, haring rzfrana their desire that infidel:it time thonid be left for the rumi nation of the bill, _ _ __ _____ _ 111 IiONTRIL Oil TRAIL VIM.* aff • . • At is o .. s s • • (U sat b lailway , Pond, ma szaa amis.) Mao* Wiry . . . . 2 2 0 .. 410 0 TY moot pho of ea aolompai copy of the papas is • hu par musa. and et • simpud copy flloa., tzar duos Isms limbo • roihostioss b in Mao asso-tAird the ousurlatergo. Me Ma ihos dalivoay of Ora mirk although Alstribalsal tho most gra by t • esitany auro y.la, no gregolo- WO gel bold absasoluo vagossihis; but Sas mosegaros of •aliscalptions from garliss sousory - Is bo suppliad by rid's, mask avast le ispooloot Epos arrassimests - - - . - . . kis mar MO awn squib~ a; ca ea orsalter d akvetips , Moskva ark soh tows. 1 Woo Is be otktromed to "Ti. DIANAOIII, of lb. DAILY 111W8 ," sad Poot-odoe adore to be sud pq• Abe le "IL J. LINCOLN, Irk D. 07 14.,, Moe, 9, Dormsfroboott, 11.. - . rat, LC." gaLCUTTA Direct, will most wit► quick &spat* lie VW aI d VICTOII MUM:M. • I. twolea aim% dalis• iriret aft areassi bser*lnagedl MONO rem ON: ilmed weft et IMO et oria ei le MIMI sal 0•4161.•• ram DORT PHILLIP RAILWAY PIER (awl will • Y~wM Ow Ile *Nal mat F . m M 51611 EI lir dultjg apigars se ir aw 14: mai awn gob AIWOJI 11.14 MEM 7110=011 rid A... 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EL Ned te seelliei eseame. bo ea le roesol .r...Cais Ie a dem Sam inesolog So le Noes O. Onmaa isaligag loobollim R. .... :, .. : CULVERMII4 Brother sad solo twismer le De Wei. J. Oihereso.l4D., DO pram be am enrielel tia 14 Dam aw lea wt Meat Wee anal WIIIMMiII, era ha own saw Maar Min imsoiouourntEst ir, . 6 . e b i . fi b De. Oileoreen Voted De be anaelbei Olnella Own Ileeenil Men ilunia lla pdoilhid. AY I. Of NW. IS women II ..111 aw 1. imam Ms tarns sta. rid 1411161 WM. I. MAMMAD L CONSIDLIIID. U /1111111•10111 Din $ se. The Ono I=p. 11"/ VirerStnell Itenlhejaabee. s 1 SILO CLAI M 111 V, se. ouLvsprio& owl DON. mama of Do a Ilmener. ea. Lwow, am be owed= izzleo — rwentr i lL maw. wee Blegliew Lamm VICTUALLISO TLIDI OF 800111. AND . elherases • emelt etas, regrvesalfmg the licenivd vlatealtwe end &Hams el Seabee, welted upon the Hoe. Mr. Walpole, at his Acid middeate Dovralerstreet, na seems Mlertine the interests el them Vohs. AMOR the waelema tortoise the demosticia wens Mr. Ibilghsb, ht P., Mr, Y. Revs. M.P., Mr. J. IC Cobbs**, M.P., cud Mr. M.P. It sprayed tom the esteem:it of Mr !hi e*~ that the wrekteg Mate Forbes Markets:le AM in Scot. Mel was mat Amnions to t e trade recently ; sad the moo, erg that government bad curd to an engatry isle the Boehm, to imp the propriety al such ezgaity being by meals et a parliamentary committee fasted of • owls' erismohrekett, sash geminittre to eindilt 15 &etch Neembent. Mr. Wehrle, Y reply, Bated that the el a semmtrien maid set be aldeetiseatde, mbwr iul tet aggiebemeat eta cemesittes eadd eatell cow eldrealths laderakeady elate, breevir t the heavy brasses al Os wake would rem& sent Ora the., &ye a week befog &mad to aomettlee parpma, ask this Beall be Yealleteat for tbe peryiere whoa IN. He would eaiyeet the Wrung of • small reemelesles N seestas emblem ea tM syet ea the matters he "mei" soh oedemas to he met up towards 'he sad {lithe sershm. Some diseasslea . =4 tbil emcees of which several whereof the deplete' foe mod the eissfrabillty_ ol: g atellemeehary mashies. Mr. Wole said he mottle the Beulah sentbere art the You* Advocate oa the Noblest sal take the Map which seemed beet ander the drartanam THI SLAVE THAHZ. Lad WODEIIOIIii rod to aft tho — demetery of els's de Foreign Alleire ix eerie eamespeades whke bed peed between that add lard sad tie Armless Mister ar ea the abject of the slave Inds and de eight at artzt4A. I:4=tso he wished to sepals why be caked kr this car rey at oddly • pried. la the mars of Irmal . sapleeare disamises between the sad Ameba govenmeselewit h redraft to Os WiTr Nu* to aimed promediess el British misers at des err if Cabs which is.. complained ofby the Amnion gorearest. At that elms the adds lead had Metal that de right of each bed been idea op by this ammay, bat that • oarramonimes wee wilag co between the ter goverseiside vodka view is some sersegement mder vied the de whlei a weed andel aria is Swam ilkerstrir roe was set them pored - Ser ; bet darks the reeve the ad =arate eres errell tite z lo su C i e h spees, sad o rs It s eambelde lees die correspandamas it appeared that Cho cradles remaised sa amettefectory prides ; and st ales contsised evidence of the acesewhr oder* with which she noble earl deeptebed dui= lad does great Winkle*. From that correspondence it weed gyre that his sable Mead bed adopted the prised's, of dented Cams, mad Omani Cu. ;said that no mikados sleek take pled. He hoped that the noble lord would lay de aseempeadenes ea the tabby la order that the loess eas bre dr trestiois seedy shoot The dal et MALILTAIDURT bad aot the kW this to pokes dr etavespoodear, be be dual that his sable Aka& hembegalesady, It mowed, red the Armies' ace». I speeders% weed not aag_ ft adds kind sward to thie l k id that her hisi sew esty's government bed seneadend 00/9 pest prbeelple, width we of vital to this amain hat he (Lai Madessteray) =re in sTew their ladsh4s that such hod sot bon do ; ON/ The But et CLARENDON believed that the Ainerl meseramemat was untie ma desirous as onr own Is met ibis subject. He weld °sly hope that the new ressiallese woad be adopted by different mikes, and dot s. they weld be me emoesestma as his noble Mead weld amis The Earl of ABERDEIN (who wu wry femedible is the pike') said that twee y yearsago the American govern meat bed gem fete this qv a. ion, sad that ft bed then bete elided= We subject. All the ecaamiess that could be merle had this lees agreed to by this goverammt. He meld seed to Weir kalifs. es eared tram a &match ism We revelp-offiee os lie sehket, width bore die the lgth el Ootehr, ileiL The Wm* was this : • The node,- signed rummees sY geshmelose ea We part of the British geememist to Mit mid search Aiesticea ?rule in time of pease Noe is it es Amnia* that web vu ,ale are ever Ails& bet it hes bees the immioble peaks of the British eery, sml r the ealmelseed beilmes al all navies la the world, le seceatain by visit the red esdamlity of merchant vessels met with es the high sees if there be good be appreirad their illegal cheraCter. In certain mai kr a prima/ object, the revels referred to an visited met rAiserbet either ae British meek, engaged is te eakvitallathe, sad eirryteg the lag of the tend Maas he a or ae belonging n atone TWA line by treaty se=rt. Greet lirkeis the ' *beef ear* sad which rigida imetempled to Wiest by lbeedeimily Merin We prelettleg leg of the lleke; wr, Etay me Isti as pintos' owleare, emeag no shim te my Be or rellosality whatever. p No e w ft me am* It • nabhflel g by lie. Stenesee that Greet Beanie awld be based to permit her we salskon. with Beata womb teed Illeltisk midst, to or ea, Won the eyes of &Ilia silken, shim *Mb la beam hlep while the kw hai decimal to be Mum they had the emisetty to Te . Zilrharil Abate 'by tageariese merptegihe eo ..- .ante lief. eq. Pease weld hit. aseeema with mese name 1111.1•11 that eke peces of Meer which ited to Gant Week tire of mama ateseld be mg to Woke, We ehlipailes their treetire by 'displaying the gag of We Gabe Nalseri to the will, lead in defiance of the Amato' gememeast itself; stol less wool lir. Ike num peaked is skim heemeity for pigsties] awa kener who Amid oedemas, to Melo r their law. hers maw the masks of the Wed !Rafts. earker deepald, dated the 18th of Jemmy, We hilawleg neer :—• The Protident may M severed that Gaud lelmY will always import the just skims eider United &Mo. We make so pretensions to hatmem Is any isseme whatsver, either by deteetica, elute, ar leash, whit iles esseskei the Vetted States knows gre bane* to be seek But ve mill mdatain, gad wall ev Mee Them esemesay, ewe right es seesehate the sombre ness of s4fliv Udell a tresseeted weed may bear. If Ia the amain alibi Ada, ei•ber from lestheitery error or Is spite Si ena l =gion, lose or Wary should be arts;a4z4 • WN•I4 will be affaded." iteralatkee inn age ems sp oa the priecipie laid dome Is these dee . Bays nd we it w impoleible to coma& the right, rr ie ttie se would be M stve it up altogether. If the treble earl met as farther the this he would arty be doing that whale he (the Rail of Aberdeen) bed dome if be met for her the this, his comae Toted be fraught with danger to the s e rer yof the high ave. The Earl of CARLISLE did boon that the wiacip'e con tended for by Lord Aberdeen wall he upheld by the gs vertment. The Beet d DERBY said that the governtreat only totateised that which nobody could ny, that this country, or any other oattitcy, had no right to board and visit toe ship cl any other nati o n; but they also realsitalwd that whiali wee so lees odiaiable, that this country had • right, end • well imeodal right. to asoertaia the nationality end thwarts? it say usual which there was cause to alarm. The true geed on was, how was this lot named right to be best soused into practical working. In carryiag it out then was mot &Acuity, f a much most rest la the discretion of tba perticuler ram setter in each case. The object white kis Noble trhnd had in view was to come to • distinct =der staadlog between the governmeots of this country, of Frown sad of the Unite! FM's', Ia orb r that disputes sod dimoal ties in the exercise of this right might be avoided. That wen tea tele eh** in view. The prov,rernent neither advanced now Mitts sae gave up those which they already powered. Lard 13ROUCIIIAII said it wes tropusible to accede to the mee& that • ship shou'doolybevisited bylaws's& hoicks( the sums gag. If , lus was owe admitted there would be an end to all search whatever, for • jinvical ship would only nerd Is bold the Ear of • nation which had no cruisers—Son Mew for insteacts— , o be perActly reared of sot beieg mohetet. No doubt the deadly of the came use, how the aeoreary power of marchisig could be manhood so as to avoid disputes end Injury to omenteres. The subject than dropped. LAW OF PROPERTY AND TRUSTEES' RELIEF ACT. The report of starsdasats was reeetred, an Ths hawse atijourned at hslf-pass 6 eds.& HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MONDAY, Fax 14. Thm &eke= took the chair et 4 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. ISICOWD RIADISIO.--1140 Ot Niacin Bill. PUBLIC BUSINESS. NOTICES OP MOTION. TOLL•PA YIN° BRIDGES. LAIISIB, fee Thiretisy: to Erma the Wiwi of the ton•pgb6 bridges in sad near the ssetwwolin sal their itierfertnes with the public indite, under the nodes sf the bow. THE DAIRIBIAN PRINCIPALITIES. Mr. a;;, ra sik;;;;;Akm ef ate &Aponte:oast It the haws to Moeda,. to cell attendee to the orgeeiaatios of the Datublaa Pievhree ands the Treaty of Perik; so for as it was affected by the eleetinn of Ale:soder Coo, ae !impeder of Wallachia, Le havieg bees already clotted Irlepodar of Illoldavie. LIMITED LIABILITY. WT. COX, on Te•iiniTn.caiiiiio";nable NM-stock rompanke, which were non onidde to resider, tinder limited liability, to do so on of before the Met of Dammam PREPAYMENT OF LETTERS. Yr. RICH, f,:r22;4117;.,Ja0t ea! to the OMB of the bens. on the order of the Poranalater-Goserel rr quirts. the prepayment of lettere. THI MINISTERIAL REFORM BILL The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER—I Deg to give adios that as Monday, the Sikh latent, I shell ask kayo to introduce a till to mood the low relating to the re prenistation of the pool& of Engler! and Weirs, end to beaks* the registration sad voting of electors. (Chorro.) SALUTATION OF TEI 1108 T. Mr. oßiiiiiiilieWil4 - 4 ick - est7r:Wrie etas for Me Coksiaa whether any cedar, emanating has any autho rity ot bens er at Malta, was la meteors requiring the tams al the gerrisoa to palate the hove; co whether than To say soh ease to slate the erehbirkap of Nitta, or soy ether lam catholte diguitary, by the operation of whish web Weis via rendered la him while carryliti ea air away* the baet is public! pea:erica fik Z. 11. LITTON, fa reply to the but pert of the a m g r al th elini e ll C iantleit, would Otte that as melt order ommatteg has asp authority at hoes had tars giver estridbe Maps hi the pith= of Malts to Wars the hest; v bet he believed rare was an old garrison order at Malta by which the host was saluted. All such garrison order, wee% however, superroded by Lard Rill's circular of 26th leas, addreamd to all penal officers in command of oar Roman catholic colonies. That circular was in strict con formity with a practice that had hithetto prevailed as to military honours paid to religious ammonite By that circular troops were prohibited from eking any part ia any religions proostecn or cemincnial ; but manse were adder to salute them at their posts aa they rave(, and bodies of trove under arms were directed to w ant to them, but not t) remain under arms until their real. The circular said nothieg whatever about saluting the host, and it wee clear that the order for ark military salute was not to be taken es any recognition et err Roman catholic tenet or rymbol, but merely to lig , alty its respect which, by the terms at the err elation, the Ilostreiga was to direct should be paid t, the relgionot the rertaise and its ett•blishmiats. mie at present la oor respoadeace with the governor of Meta to suedes whe als thee on say misoosesper r to the relative elect of re prima cadre and Lord Riles exert which sageneded le Be could sot speak with any poet certainty are the I point, bet vas informed by a Roman adhalic prelate of Brest miners, sad attached to the Maltese arch, who was saw In this country, rat a point of practice and Milo= he bad pared by the troops while carrying sad accompanying the host, red that error himself as the hat had been saluted. With regard to the second part of therestion, araishal there was so order to salute any other fri=llllll.oBC except the Roman corolla bishop a. But from the earliest iron military hems Bed bora pa te lea net bares he ores • Rorer retire ocelett own,the peeler guava of the reek he held, whir was pertly of a military rammer. In the olden time he reeked se re oota v r rand master of the /Web* of Yalta ; he yes the Ant digoirary of the order, sad as each be ter mink nest to that of the sovereigo. Them military easpla B mate oo, bed continued to be paid ever &toe the tate** of 1 sad at the time of the capitu=lt was aaderesed tad speed that they sh be ould Be lied received re before he came into the house a letter from the prints averstery of the Governor of Maks, which explored this. (The right hoe. gentleman reed the least, reariblag re circumstances ander which homers were paid te re bishop, bet it could not be hard *the gantry.) The house weer ess how little the nillitarycan pliers ware *the bishop ha his pertly or pastoral (reeky. The role was to award to him the one harm ar eLfon - - Ti ;GC I t was ly rare occa: alviet‘Plid I. a bligadler'M that ths oa archteshop strase,oot °flew tbssa twos as twitn n”sr, em km ma vais did sampan, ry7he host in the the compliant ofe In Mary ruts wu pied to . hitc, it wiesot ' his priestly gawky, bat ht his tapsoity es the second dir in of the kind. PARLLUSINTART RIFORY (SCOTLAND). It J. OGILVY hewed to ink the Cliancellor of the id:- chapter whether h. wee prepared lobate; In bill he voila& fag the repro natation of the people In Scotland, end, if eo, when ? The , R of the EXCHEQUER—It ts thou Intestine et the sacrament to Introduce a bill to emend the repressancien et Scot'sed, bat it Is not potable at resent to state when it will be Introduced. THE LAED TRM4ISP . ORT CORPB. Lora A V. TIIMPEST le gg edto set 11:' chewer, of State kr Wee whether sny and what steps bad been taken by her Mejestre government to cony est ths meow mendations of the coonearttee of last see/ s with reference to the half-psy of the carers at the Ws Lend T General PEEL—I bog to ham my noble riaa rem= steps have been taken to carry out the recernmendatione of the committee. Those oMoers who held certain make in the army sad who bad been placed on half-pay wII be placed as the fall pay of timer utak. end those who received only tern priory half-pay wM receive It permanently. The asses of several oilers of the caps who were sppethted tv commis sions wine In the Crimea. and whom appointmente wore not mediesed by the antheridea at borne, are ender con-idene,- don, and I hone will be matiefactorlly enraged. GOVERNMENT ADVERTISEMENTS IN NEWS- lIMITIR IN LUNACY. Mr. G. CUTE, movies formally the mijonnumat of the be said what ru'e was followed la the selsetion of =m kr the governmest Advertisements ? The hon. ain east ettestien to the recent app+lotment by las Lemi et his see.ht•law to le a master in bensey. He inui sin Ele importance of the olio', the high qmiliEni emeasery foe Ito disaluags. the great re sponmollitles inveteed, and the experience reqoteed. It that the gnieleman appointed was oily toe:dually sppssnde bar, end was net poseseted either of the knowledge or experience medial kr the due discharge of the office. The appointment hod given great disealistaction to the profeseket et large, se the gentlemen in question had peed the greater pest of his time as • cl• rk Is Me C4lonial-oille. He trusted that there might yet be time to cancel it, sod emeluded by elides If it was true that that appoin , ment had been mule P The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER complained that he bed neither piddle nor private notice of this quc.tloe. He knew wale. shawl the setter, but he felt sore that the statement mode by the hesemable gentlemen would mesh the ems fee wile it wee Wooded, sad that it world In due time elk& en tercet. OF ets W. ifiLLlliii—Perhape the beam will al'ow me to maser the firm garetion put by the has. gentleman te my tight \ambient', sad width I WWI to fiesitsWit publicly, at the metier to shish it Mire 'shale a greet trumbon on the department is aid* I bake,. It la a rale at the Treasury to ere to rainpapen with the Urged circulation the go versment rtieemeats. There la an inereadag ditScu'ty is the Treesary in this matter in oonsequeeee of the Is ere ward number of newspapers and tie demises of the number of those which ere 'Lammed. May of them are not stamped, and a still 'pester number are not remitted through tic putt. The rule at the Treasury is to »vim the number of plain cm the government lift for @detriment:it*, and we bare (elected whet we thought the beet for the parrots without refareste to politic.—(hear, hoer)—and includieg Permit porde= of what is called the ebe ip pm*. This is the rule, and I am anxious to Mete it publicly. Mr. CLIVE-1 beg to give notice that I shall repeat my gumption on the eubjah of the appointment of a master is lans7 tomorrow. The M 91105 for the mdioarnuant of the hoagie was then OPIUM TRADE IN CHINA. Mr. GILPIN begged to ask the &oratory of State for the Gamin whether any nineties bed been given by the Chi nese government to the trade in opium, or shwinv the in • trodortion of that po!son Into China by Brideh tuarchents is WM in ei,Lition of the lairs of that country P He found that this notice ought to have been given to the Under-Secretary for Foreign Affa;ra, bat melte found that it had reached the right quarter, perhaps the bon. gentleman could reply to it. Mr. 8. FITZORRALD—I do not quite comprehend the object of the bra. gentleman's gins ion, but se pow it is ink toted to 'Jae information to the mercantile community, I will state that, in tabor, the Introduction of opium hi.° China will not be a violation of the law of that country, as it is sancloool by the treaty intend into between the two coot trite. The conditi.e is that opium will pay a duty of JO per cent. ad valorem on Introduction into a Mame port, and tbers is a metric ion on the imp‘rters ragbag anywhere bat in the port ; it will he carried Into the interior only by Chinon trader., and the seller is not to be alb.wed to accompany any one of the traders. By one of the provisions of the treaty of Ties-Sing, British aubjftta ate allowed to go into the interior of China with pesepwts, but that privi'es• does not extend to rreons engaged In this to Ale, nor do the proviaions in the tree y raiting to the traria dues:extend to ihie walk, nor are the Tale. which ere estabishel on other grounds applicable to the opium trade. HIGHWAYS BILL. lift HARDY (w - htler;;ld;tCries of "move" end "poe'punv") moved the second vatting of the H'ghwsys Bin. He stated the' the subject of the menagemeat of highways had been bought f sward by warceseiva gmm mate. The subdivision of the country is this respect was mimed to snob an eared, and the system hed pr rimed mob bed toads in all porta of the couotry, that it was necessary to tau steps to put ea sad to ie. The money exreeded on highwayelest year was 2,149,7331., while in 1837 it wee ng as fir-Tessa of ooruething like a million. Them were so lose than 17,418 mayors of highways in existence, which wee simply absurd, and ouch a sysrem could sot possibly produce efficient officers in every cote. The state of things in tunny parts of the reentry wee such that a dungy wu imperatively emoted. An wrempt wee needs, la 1835, to make an alterauon by means of the voluntary elan. s in the Highway Act, sad la order to arty ant the object in view„; he proposed to make those ensetraents emopulaory. Every district which hod acted oa those clatters and appu;nted a said surveyor frond the. roads Improved. The right hoe. geodesists the member for Radnor, in a bill be introduced. proposed that salons should firm the districts which should have Dm I &urged the toads, which was objected to. His hen. friend (Bdr W. Julliffo), in 1832, brought in a bill, in which he pro posed that the petty nemelaael divis one should be the di,- uicts, which wall the peinciple adopted by the hon. member r Salford la hie bill last pos. N.ither of Moro plane ap ;motet to him desirable, sad he had adopted the pritsolp's which was shadowed forth by the late Sir Robert Peel, who th-aught that the country should be divided Into anent:to far the Marro of highways, and th t the rot/payers Mould e'eot boards distinct frees the beards of glardians. He had cow eidend whether it was not posrible to mare distears tar p tidy for dealing with able subject In tik• bilis of the right hos. winter foe Rather and of the member for Sal ford, power was given to jnetiees at gouger tiatakes, If they we., lot satisfied with the &Arida laid down is those Hite, lo create others; and he thought it wadi be bettor at once to give them power to originate &WW2. Be bed inserted in his bill a weirdo& that in bceneghe having exanneis4ass of the peace, the jetliner might kerns district*, and vary out their own rood*, without Memos to the county mag . s ratan. He had stated the meta .Ideal Ile the bill, wbkh was con- Ira te owsageweet only. If be coed, he would make a &Wog nonid,vith s mina, married paying fed its own 0. C. LEWIS gave hie °afire 'sent to the risolple of twinging parishes or townships together in a district; and he did not bellies the expiate of tossioteinhig the highways would be increand by the appointment of as Molest sur veyor, at a moderate stipend, for each district; indeed, ex perience bad shown It would rights be diminished. This system bad for several yews pest been Introduced to some mamba of Webs, eel he 00•11 a bear vrimem that the malt was as realist ea eamesimy. Mr. NANNY tboadlet this ea suallent bill, and believed k would promote emasosty. lie observed that the ramp bed kites away the India teem the turapike ready, bat is erased the WAD as the crose.eseds to the railway sod ass of tame eross-rtade adieu ran tbroughtstn withal at townships. It was eery desirable M have a skilled surveyor fer each distrist, mod of the ignorant per sons tee often employed by the parities now. TM bill was then read a esoomil time. The second reading el the flak of Palsies Bill was, pod pelted to Folds,. , - The third of the Occooload Forms of Prayer Bill was protiontsd to TEE FINANCES OP INDIA. Lord STANLEY said he had sow te eater the hawse to aim their attrition to • statement of hobs which, however naporteir both M the 'arrests of India and England, would, he find, be somewhat doll. He would first drew ea oath* of the Insacial state of India daring the last two years, coma pond with the yore immediately preceding. The insures non tura to May, 1867. At that time the finaneal year had just closed. The revenue tar thee year, taking the ex change at Is. for the rupee, war 38,303,0001., and the expect aunt was 33,482,0004 ; mains deficit of 17 9 ,0 00 1. But with regard to the denoit of this, as well se for preceding yore some time trek, it was to be noticed that 2,850,0004 bad been laid cot on pub' works. That term of public works In India was tether comprehesive. It r etailed public buildings and roads, and a ve rity of mattes of expenditure, many of which yielded no direct return, bat might be com pared to the outlay which • hadowber it Engird had to make on his own property. It wee therein" impeseible to secede& how mach of the Labia expediter ea pahlh works was an outlay to the strict sense of the word, and how mach was as Investment. But summing that credit might be tam for one-half of it as • remunerative Inver meat, the scronate of the few years previom to the rebellion would show • &Weirton of that apparent de. flea, or rather in the year ending In the spring of 1867 a reel ample' of something like 1,200,0001. Of the ten yews metellag that date, beginning with 1846-7, the first there sod the het three years showed a deficit, and only the inter mediate ibuy l'lllll a surplus. The deficit in 18634 was 2,100,0004 Is 1864.6 it was 1,700,0004 la 18664 it was meetly me elflike, and in 1866-7 it was 179,0804 We lied one this remit, that, et the time ad the outbreak of the sorry the egailibe:um between the income end eapeaditure had been pretty nearly restored, with an maw outlay of them two millions a year on public imprommeets, one-half of which, con-idered as co. munostiminvestment, might be dednetel from die apes& tare side of the .smear, et be taken es going to lies re ritual surplus. Now what was the cheap that had be n produced in the Illesnetal stets of India by the disturbances of the last two yews? The emonsta of 18671 bed sot yet bent received ; they would shortly arrive, sad should be laid bare the home. We had, however, an estimate for that Ter 18674, and it gave the revenue at 31,644,0001. exmadiMre In India de that wee 39,120,0002., making en estimated deficit ia year Tail; which might be reckoned with sufficient accuracy at 7.600,0001. But to that deficiency must be added the extra expenditure eipm troops and storm in England, reaching nearly 1 100,0004 We had therefore, In the year 18671, • lead estimated deficit amounting as basely as pm. Able, la mead somber, to nine millions. (Hem, hr.) Now lake th e estireete far 1868-9, or the fiaaacial yew jest toachalag, en the 11th of February. The rename for 1838.9 was 82,016,0001., and the tote' estimmied expenditure', 'melodies horns ebonies of all was 43,829,0002., making • deficit of 12,600,0001. Adding to that the deficit of the preceding year, which was aloe mama, we hsd, since the mutiny begon, • total ded. dewy upon two years to the amount of 21,700,0001. (Sen sation) That did not make airy allowance whatever for porta os foe Mime ii , used by the laeurreetion. The °alley on public works in those two yeere together had been only three millions kismet of four milli ns, which would have been the charge calculaeed on the preceding yens. The estimate of the Indian expenditure foe the year 185940 had not yet been received ; we had therefore only a compara tive'', small estimate for home charges, sad with that he would de il on • future 00288 i 11. In the c,lculatinn that ha had subrukted to the house, no account was taken of the compensation which it would be marry to make for Ness *private property in the late disturbances. Them we • commission now skiing in India to investigate this abject; he bad officially applied to know when that cmandestri was likely to maim he report, and, if pomade, to Urea the at.., but he had not yet received any reply. A mierion wee often put to the Indian ambits' ration In tire orietti7 upon what ptiactple it was in'ended to deal with those chime for compensation. It wee quite impossible, however, to ley down any general rale until their amount and nature were better known. The difficulty was that we could not with say regard to Julies mike a &Waal= between the el acne of Ear vane arid the claims preferred by natives who either had been engaged is our service, or lad taken part with the Beitieh government and bed entered trays and pleader in the same minter as Europe/tea had. (Cheers) Against the chime compen- Nation must be set a oossidemble amount for the forfelore cf lends sad pensioas by these who had been the leaders of the imenrection. It would hi most indiscreet and impolitic I. oar Fermi position to attempt to press on these roefl.catkos for the sake of reverse. An arnately bad been declared, asd we were bound to abide by It. All mi ray ought to be shown that was consisteat with the strict demands of justice, and eves of the primer y which might be legitimately placed in our hands by fatter ere a lame portion must be deducted to meet the jest demands of our native allies who bad stood by us in this straggle. After spattcg all who in justice could be spired, sad recompeasingall who bad aciaim for the wvices they had readered, he apprehend. d there would still remain • cousideralh nun to meet those claims of confesses on for los.ea to which he had alluded. He proposed now to examine me or two of the chief items from which the Indian revenue was derived. Four-fifb!weretrom two sources—namely, the lend revenue (including the sayer and abkaree tenaj sad the opium monopoly, neither of which admitted of augmentation. The former grew only with the growth of the ter:tory, and the latter wee, upon principle, open to objection. The nustcr'sl mopes of India, therefore, did not, se in other conetries, produce a ccerespmdieg molt upon the public revenue, while then WI more difficulty in imposing new texas in India then elsewhere. There wee not the earn means of amertaioin,r what the publio feeling was, nor the same oppottunities of receding from an temente impost. There Ina only one resource, that of diruiciebing the outlay, and be thought he might safely assume that the deficietcy of 21,600,0001. was more than dm to an ex penditure for extrasrdioary service.. The military expendi ture for 1856-57, the year before the mutiny, woe 11,546,0006. la 1857-68, the first year of the mutiny, it amounted to 18,212,000/., and in 1868.69 it inched 22,698,000/. ; the there ma is these two years en mese of needy 18,000,0001. in military expenses dose. Besides this, the loss of revenue by non-collection end plunder vie estimated at 5,660.0001. ; these two mums alone made up a sum of 23.620.0001., exceeding the amount of the apparent deficiency. He looked fined likewise, he observed, to a considerable redaction of the civil expenditure by the min extern-Iva employment of amcoveneated servants. The Blunt of the covenented servants were undoubtedly large; bet no one, ha remarked, ought to deed with this question without trnsideriag the lateen difficulty of pet ting fit men to fill that week.. Lord Stanley eel fortb various ground, which led him to form hopes that the fineacial condition of India would improve by the diminution of expenditnee u well as by an Impulse given to the revenue. TIM military semeadenly of Engine!, be observed. bad been completely etabline4; changes of policy bad been hero. duced ; our power had been clonerintwel, and a large portion of our teni•orits hal bees Po meetly se uiroi thet free had not been aft ril ed f or the development of the'r crowns. He then proceeded to another breath of the subject, namely, the pre sent state of the Indian debt, the amount of which was 74.600,000/ , of which the borne debt was 15,000,000/, ead that relied in tulle 59,500000/. However great this dsbt w eiglt t e h. ppes ysw e, yet. rotatively ead i ve t h l3 . r d to n t o h t e i r ...c .t a za tbe r. trevz m us two retro' revenue. He dwelt upon the enlenunetat of the ,mooom, of India, which bad doubled in the Met twenty years; upon the ext. onion of public work, sad railways, end epos the returns Already yielded by some pub& weeks. He then adverted to the subject of the tames of Mad la India, with special reference to the oolosietion of the gentry by European, end pointed oat the difficulty and danger of meddling with the &Oren' modes of laud setiement. One else of lends the ante bed the power to deal with nastmoklei uneempied and unclaimed Linda, end It was quite potaible, he thought, to open there leads to Ihreopene. Upon this part of the subject be adverted to the raw le quitiea, reeinr which, he remarked, an error prevailed. The owls objet of thew hemline wee not to. Improve the renew or to destroy titles, bat to coefirm them ; to give to landholdere what in this °gantry was termed a parfirnentery title. la eneclueion, he ssked the Muse to authorise I len to the govetaawat of ladle of 7,000,000/. :r.:. • In the course which the governethit looPidd ta tab they would strictly follow the proordest of lest peer, and they would propose to cola. the money either on warrants or de ' Dentine aimed solely upon the keen menus (Chews) Looking at the probablity of the restowition of piece, he thought they had mem to hope that though the deficiency might possibly continue for same time to come, it would not be oromaarf to he row *Ober application for a similar loan Is Ws esestry; end he might, wham t• permitted here to reed as mined from a despatch which he - lhad sent out to the Indies gpmenment on the 19th of ]set mouth ttWelle the extraordinary crisis through which you bare passed hag filly *tided the react to cif:se:dietary toes. awes for ruling the requisite tends to meat the emergent military espouse which had suddenly and one:petal, to be incurred, at a time when the revenue was as suddenly sod nee:pectedly dieein'sbed, I most impress upon your government the great importance, on the resettlement of India, of your agr&, se in times post, depending solely on your local resources - for the ways and means required for the conduct of the Indian government, both here cud in India. Every effort should be made so to provide for the want, of India that the leas for which her Mojesty's governmeet le about to °blebs parlianicetery sanction may be the lest re. spared to be raised here." He (the noble lord) had sow en deavoured to lay be the hoses his views—he well knew how imperfectly, aced he also knew at what length. (Cheers.) He had shown whet wee the mewl Onessiel state of India. He had shows what were the prthdpal MUM of m sad he lied torhel ea the bent that premed upon Wm s t the tier. He bad shown them what wee the aisles bat ewe be itht wohevomed L e = i oats the mode la which that in& sight be developed area ismemsel. .If he had eweeellad is emanying to the hoses the imyremics which Wiled on hie own zoind, he shed)! soy that the pretest state of Indian **he were seek se would Endre great vigilence End great edministrative talent ; tot he should say at the slew time that they were not such is preened any awe for de spondency. He did not deny the present eintetramnients of India, and he did act my that we had seen the end of them ; but he MI my that they trees not greater than an interval of pesos ea t asod governmeat would restore. (Hear, beer.) He he had succeeded to showing that the primmest which hod been met upon the resources of our ladies remense was in reality . a light one when compared with what those resources might became when they should be fully developed. (Bear, hear.) A great deal lad already best done to open India to the mew and enterprise of our eaustrymee. The distance between England and its Beaters empire was leseening army year, end the Interest which wee taw by this country la Oriostel affairs woe every year on the Imam All this and the combed supervision which the house wield to dame exercise over the adobe of India, weld do moth to ready existing abuses, end to stimulate future imPlealllll. He believed that they would themes epos the mW of every Englishmen serving to the Beall the fast thee they were the repreemtutives of their in a meow width they lied never before reedited; sad he beLeved thalthat helin would call forth in thessom it had serer yet been ceded forth, them great cheraster'stice of our rem which had so ohm controlled fortune and com mended mom. (loud chews) The noble lord concluded by moving, in order to avoid may doubt se to the regularity of theirpeasedmp, thee theism.. would on the following day MONO Donato a acenittee to balder of enabling the liearetary of State and monad to raise mossy in this country for the servire of Indio. 81r C. WOOD suggested that the debate be taken its the omelltes. Lord T: 'RUSSELL mid that It would be both beam. eking end difticult to prooted with the dismission until the boom was In pomades of the documents which had bell alluded to. Ii might, however, be bettor to allow the bin to be brought la basnorrow, sad to take the debate on the sexed reading. Ifiear, bear.) The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER had no doubt the disompsney which had been pointed out would be ea•lly eecousted for when they went into the details of the questkm. He quite agreed with the noble lord that the here eight net to be coned upon to come to any sudden deeleiret ures the facts which his noble friend had stated with se nub somnreitenrion and lucidity. He should. ebardorry pewee that the etommitll shouts be taken on Friday. It was then resolved that the house ebould go into coos. mittee on Friday neat rums AND HARBOURS. Mr. PAllLl:movert for 11;; to brill iiis bill to ellooll. rage and Imefrate the motion of piers and harbours in Greet Betels art Inisaa. The hon. gentleman explained that with seem atterettoos end improvements 'he meatus woe enheiontieny identical with one he bad brought in lost Lard LOVAINE said be did not intend to offer the bill any objeCion; but he thought it right to any that the commacret proposed to br'ng in a measure h would pro btibly answer the objects that the hom gentleman lad in Ya'svo Tr given to bring in tee WI, •ad The boars sdionramd st qoarter to 9. RAMAN OP ill lIMPBOT9IB OP 74CTORIZ3. This morning were issued the reports of the Inspectors of Fectories to her Yelesty's Prisoipal fkortary of State for the Horse Deputising, for the half-year siding the 31et of October tut. The reports are prefaced by the following joist resent of the hope:tors, dated the 10th of Desseber " We hinee held oar statutes/ emeling fro the coneidens- Kan of the possediege in our respeetive dieted% dozing the half--year ended en the Slot of October hut, and en a review of Ulm, est after enacting mei ether's rrporta, there is only one gabfest which we, coektially, beg leave to bring under your nodes. We would restectfully request your attention to the great extent of working beyond the number of hours deny to which the employment of young persons end women ere reetricted, end of the encroachments upon the times mama for their meals, which brevan more es pecially la Mr. Moreer's &Wet, as set forth by him in hie present and la several of his former reports. Scotland pre sents s most inking contrast in this respect ; for Sir John Kincaid hes every Nemo to believe that no such vislaticas of the law are practised in any part of his district. The Imperfections le the Factory Acts which make It ex tremely diffiardt for the iestootors and sob-Inepte'ors to detect and corselet such offenders, end to WM the evident latentione of the legislature in regard to the elbimportant subjects of limitation to the halm of work, end the secarieg of sufficient opportunities of rest and refreshment to the workers in the course of the day, render mote abemtions in the law nec•ssery. If perFament bad imagined that such evasions could be resorted to, they wouli doubtless hays been guarded against by adequate provirioLo ; and we now feel it incumbent upon as to large that such era 4ons should be prevented by an emending act. We contemplate nothing heyoni that which win secure the enforcement of the obvious Wittiness of the legielature set forth in the existing sets. &n ear last report a mmeiderable improvemeet bee taken pleas in most of the branches of trade *kb which we become sequenced In the digherge of our °Metal deltas. We annex in the appendix the wavered summaries of the ea:Mesta teported to ashy the certifyieg surgeons sn4 of the prosecutions for infraction@ of the Fact. ry Act which welslt ourselves reloc'eatly constrained to order during the half year.—We have the honour to be. sir, your viat7 obedient Servants, " LEONARD HORNER. "J. KINCAID. " ALEX. REDORAVS. " KOBlbtr BALER. "To the Right Hoe. Spencer H. Weloole, ho." Mr. Honer's dhlriot referred to so emptiaticel= above, comprises the *hole of Lanceshire, partial C Derbyshire. and West Riding of Yorkehire, the North Riding, and the four northern counties of Roseland. The accidaeda wiring from machinery during the half year, In this district, were 924, of which 120 went to {ln deem and 396 to " yours persons." The caws of proatouthm redtaheute.mutrobye4i.bucaaped,,warrilter;:,,wh7woi .cashnluoinonrolZorrnTkeipnweeKeec.:Rocatikmili:pa.ldistrialiv.imit'ile a ßi er k itu r ta p t u om 2 tneels l h i lsj6 3 t l . o ict imid were ent. 33 ww. l. M g The . . machizr ry. POLITICAL MATTEIS IN TER EASTERN COUNTIES. —Mr. E. W. Warkin„ geeeral manger of the Maechester, Sheffield, and LinrolneLire Railway, visited Greet Ter. mouth last week ; it is stated with a view to a share in the representation of the boroegb for which be sat seam months is 1847. Mr. Stuart, one of the members for Cambridge, at the anneal dinner of the Philoenphkel Union, said events might me bag occur whisk would Meek off his connexion with his coestawney. THE WEST RIDTSO ELECTION.—The writ was received et the Sheriff's office in York on Friday, and the High Sheriff hee appointed the election to take piste at Wakefield on Woodsy, the 21st Ind., at 11 o'clock in the forenoce. Sir I. W. Hamden is the only candidate, and it is upsets* that be will be elec'ed without opposition. THE L/TERPOOL CHAMBER OP COMMERCE: At en &dimmed ineelne, held yes'erday, a memorial to the Board of Trade, I. sup por t of the bill pr mowed by the Mersey Baas and Harbm Board, for power to borrow 800,0008. for additional dock work, en the Liverpool sole of the Mersey, was agreed to. It RAI Meet that the opposition to the bill whiehlusd morose up was non her fr.l parties colons ted with the port nor from the manufacturers of Lane osehire or Yorkehire. At the arms meeting Mew!. Torr,, Birch, and Heath were elected members of the roused of the dumber is place of those retiring. TB* PORT OF LITZReOOL.--STIOAR IMPORTS. The Liverpool Bill of Entry, published today (Tuesday) shows that ening the year 1.838 the quaehty of raw sugar Imported tato Liverpool was 1,720,617 ewe., se harness of 189.713 cwt. over the importation of 1857. The braless bee been to British sad twelve. Wert bedtime, North Aww. sod French beetroot. In Riot Indies, Straka. Cabo, sad Chiosoo, Wm Mt bees a demon.