The Express. — London, England, 1860-02-17 00:00:00

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LOANS OWITIIP WK I N Ng MlNUaajall LOAM ' MUTUAL LOAN NT - ASSOCIATION Irrosii=lt •1121:11141?‘"1141.1*°..reilig3 Nob. le.. ta Pr•pris reat•ed =, and •• 11:14."4s" Cel = 1""Ing."1 :1= ibIlla strial l".° Vr ilmalli pg•raiss im . u ir d r ie ft Inbar% swop buts. camas*. Fair o , l•••=4•V r va Imilummiie. trio, et tom/Won nays • t e rITIOW. tiormorr. CASH ADVANCES MAIM witbeat delay, by Ow LOX DOS 13 VISSTIIIIST 00111P1IIT (lauliodr. Slower r.itn. is 4 halt of Ossio. bib of or NW opriAly. rossysho S.) omff .61.. so ...a. ohm 81. 1. e a rl igAL hA, hi is of AN S BZ AS nib. Proissohaom oki twee mot bin AN DRAW JANOS i Dbillic EO TIC It to INVIENTOREL—OFFICE for PATIWIW. Writhe as se the 041 14.6 AMM R YA amaheries. Advice sad Wm* IS agenlo.4l OF =eutr t ried. laiase_i diem ello =Fa OZlPhenhelles, W o. .en. W.C. OLD CHAII4B.--WATHERBTON sad BMW otniltil p tw e lerie g asi rsTrl 4 = a6 arrgi; miamoltetiey: • Iteremsello et ri ero dots. 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V 0 DOZ abd HARV E Y'S PATENT I NOWIVIIVCT 1114111 0•11 BMX. 0014171111 L-1. rare orb* pram re err et emir to brel et sp. a er rorreere. emed Or trims roma ligis et noir ow oireererer orriers err gr a lrir. as Is Nona burr The Mal tit UV= ogs 0011111131111 rime not • purr .1 ree be erre mar glior Lie re ar r mss ere ism. tr. rre roe tler 111 IMMO otLeimarg Frac tr Yr reerreir. es er =d I Spat ere., Ear weir la So sea *ire * Jur. Os Pd. q I. %In IN•dieraie villa esaddeved Is MMus be re per err err lei re wirer Si rill dr pl•williss et er trerrir .. MOO Or pump isamiel la les lerl Si Or Prriers. r. Le. 'err AI M era roe err Si Cerrisere. lllnrer r. TEM REPLACED.—DRCAVID TM TH A LATORKD.— MA A. 121[21.1. mit goont lemormli bi Tooth allows or Oft ... toil=e al . ami g i --- losiarble to pie, gislima Os am Mauro thir Talk Tri .. %.. " Fil ag eWq.. L e' He. Illmbilim. BOUND sad WHITS MTH ars isdimpousble parrank-r.pass a elm plater somiwnsi lbs abohial mia e ft .1 **sib." t rom ili. 4l6e l = l an I.".. maZg aids." ! ... za,ro arum a , a , Os lbe .1 = at "a. Seelsed M lL amh z=e ... llbe eeeswe wry. Ma be dm. iToturrni RIIQUISITZ for the OPIUM lbe am it Sr poommildwp ils I. Ime ...... a iraa I. ...0 . .......b as lir= ir Nom poser• a e t a • anong in On . ....., .... li einia la rr i Ze Vi a tt a g 21 . it le pm r wma Wipipinraelb frak ir ulg tor.- a ahl A. S. ..m.O O AINSAM At reLNELLIII SKIN 50AP, the beet be p. Mae afflowrioll WM. Mal la Noble of Mar %Wow Tonis. awl Sum Ig ijrl9l=h7=6 inwor perm =" klub et Ismasid Id awl sit aft. spunk mar" dad OW Imp dl% ea InS. CLEAVERS TOILET SOAP, IL, p lb., • taw agegAir . .1.- r ra..ilFtlk. 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'fordo, mg imp 116ss-0. yr et Or iir lis Mite roil: 6 1.11 ,0,11,40•0. 4:111:117.0.17$"" T RULY EFFICACIOUS est I[ LDILDI re: 1 •. " 3:4 1 M I LV III M MasittstAasses. am thpLad. rd .per s = f i r= ite ow/ ; 411111011• = a tert7lo7 l ll4l== . d"Mli nit a ta 11 et irk ft son Is adt tar W. Daft ead Maim fe• • Man was psalm Inaba. roLsed...ernori ne 164. rwrommema AMIN IUZEAU'd VOYAIIINK et eauutieAstsu 0 • 11 111.111.—Osembe @Weibel@ n i l Simile Wei our bet Ilkeeduve• re et • vereliee Mee AGM moil seillin 1.1.1050 d ingols 00000 4amora imparmikii 0 meeirles lime Mink pulesft. 1000014 Se nemeedema bbeepelliekrlV l Ze . ft poleselee. !lb paper& Wm boo eelleeell bt the IVY lbeeftew me Mawr owe _ a delessed iamb to Pens, susl Os ffv NS Luis vie, . 71 =fiefe. & ma di. sear its ewe et ..ere. and wee Oiek. '' ' 111e..4 mil Dee. le. 1111. ne legailas. IMO bla lam et e poi* Vas , A IM dews' mina shosids alb. seess ts tone. sr ilkisel ow be eut i2. 66 N. •0 G. Jou. % 'mita. toren; ke•ba. 9 1 111.11.• hie% 4 . 4 al ' al:2 S s...nest sissillit 'UOUSELIBB POoll ASYLUM. .k.ll. 1ikkrema1m0k........11‘1611.1 1121. Olio laikkalluem e 11 tko n os. TM it • La. 4311 Nadi *mod. 41 I. le a li=ii Ralik kr helm I • Om la aeolog iiii MO eitaliiiimp emir of We dd =iiii ki r. Garr irr r r ' ,14d1 I % ba . , I Z a g f : " A ; sla ta lli f CITIEW I= • I• 4 •Ok ' klo oki itokO: 0 0 'Mall OM Wale* ; Ilk ommOkkken. wouried : Koss. O. alonlikit t OD* , and Otamaanr=rd OD. i WNW W Oa. the leak; laiss• sod 0•.; Nam& Ar L II4IIOI7CHIMIL mann& oninanDont. n. ou ONISMISION. 1/86. 72. VW MR ALBERT SMITH TO-t(IGHT %bt e mil lb 111. KM IMAM sod 11011 T Li ID OM mil SY MY SIGHT Itataarg) at awl me 111=Ionsims. at elibit.-111211. Is as as aa anlis Muria= NFL leils trim 11, Is ; UMW 11.; BMW. b. Md TIM . G ERMAN REID. TO-NIGT IM IWW MATtIVE ar bi -- mum:27r s Ism C • 4 11. 071. TION. —AMWin .• loose NI Or lilst• .rdl at Ossmr. abb. sae 00.10111. ST. MARXIN'B.HLLL SINGING 8CH0024 , wassAnint ok. M I ZA s a l la= MYNA be. T HE NATIONALII2I ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 1114 ........_ isibess.—his.W. .4W .... .. Ines mmt•Ar ua IrA&I BMW °VI% Wa iiimailifoasatab. a I = a ir =:•s elu i= l : /8 g ; ). rte as aw dmimi t=r im a r t ia ga i t= r ras ie l.Z . at 7:ar.ti • W. ... ,~4 IX i =Tiro IL P 14114 P I tb. w 7f€ rarnnnon 6. Vein. XL; lan% din. b. mind Al. Kora. Dan sin X hail tl7 tormaren al jrnerarilg. IA Xr. X 001 1 14 41111••bessav so d i e d Clusimisr r a h% al/ A ROTLL ROOKS, Wischailetreet—Graad IVERY 'VINING. wia et= =1). 4 =1 11 by /hr. lama**. 011,04 /10 1 190. , ibt MINNA! esausais at II; ilsie Mails Adotoks. MIN. as HE LONDON PAVILION, Tichbornastreet, Haronotatil. Ir lumt bo demi • plums% ov-otar. go to tito X PAVILION. the INS nom to Louise, sod On WM 011111% Atlmilmlisa . ma y inioel SOO XL—Doobal MIX; ails. 1110. pR. EAHN'S MAGNIFICILIT ANATOMICAI i, DD. II 011111 X. 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Odes WI pie _ D. ilievempangwor .miliremise •••••••• Togo. MARTELL'd OLD BRANDY, bottled to Cepaa tqf Ibmarivea. Ira Utak elm ambled lasi an the wk. le 1 allesos logerbed. Ma Ilameb k-4150. 11/11.11as4 dem 00111 FT... Q. MireanamiL Maw alman. OIL pat daa. awallese toga. Imarisiale IS ONO saiaNd lobs amodpg into aposileik Oa pries GI abewomanalased aid brandy Abe tb. mom adid the dhow Asa Ilk per daa-41. Gent Twapaleass. Wtftworwmg. as Wawa. • AGLOW'S BZLF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. S , it. •••• t r u il... ulna IA OA SAIL STAN • sr ram' dip 'IT .rriuroT r roVtitvita • sorial Iv ULM Il e tEMCl P irat t d it graft W i tlii nos elm. %IVmil Am •AS •••• • tom of al pre rm. twin INA WS POTATO ST SLIM. Thir i l i tml Is alit Ow ertate•" *di MINI NS 111 Mies him 1161*. IA fial Is J MB LAW . M Millimialml. lettiTs=l7272=erjalser—lribige= lc " BUT sad CHWISLIT IILU3 sad ov a Tr o veLAßD vt_ . sad 45.; Ilesslms. IMis‘ ft. rid is ilhe yoke al 411. am =efts a queue. ar =AM la 11■•• Ira • id= Weft hi s am ebas elf. " WHAT de the wild WSVIII say sow P"—Why, OM pee PM =tam:: mosoor t lumrsoo to M i g go= logo L e fa PI pa ie. lisa ch e or MIMIC IR Y. OA, ; Whs. a IntrTlA I. P. ame labaapaapea. §ILIA •. (1 I 8.-01NULNEear HOZEZ-MADE.— No ,. l a. t wa i g i va ic rilloll led 101. /WM IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—TausaDAY, FRB. It • TM LOW) CtzAircuzaz huh his rut ca ' the dodo* di PITITIONB. NUMllial u latltions &Out the steaks of shwa rata um by she Ebbw at Nereire t tM Mao" of lirdar a Lewd remisrisik Ihe Map of lAudia, Lord Chslastad, Lord Itedradaid, sad Warr lads. RACIIROURS. - . Lwd lIRDBBDLLIFfeIiWit the ride • 111 to prohibit Dorm bosh roosts; is oat reap Or the eowatesomeat of matt yew sad otrryiag less weight thea sorsa ilea& The amble lard aid that s make of nassias hones with Illitideady Lea weighot hod pows op sail id led to mei frailibis end mbar aA easewsescat, iscisdiaa • dearicestioa is breed. No hone that staid sot wen ewes war was ha shimi ilt r Z weld proven ; sad be tioweihre thearla UM lam sae a wry =dente or. Es would Iht ths mead et • diatom date in order to aced auk led- Alp sad the ~life mph taw to cosaidar the provider et asesen. Tat WI wee wad • first time. THE HOMIIIIRCIAL TRBATT WITH FRANCS. The let el ILEHLIII mowed fir copies a/ say does Oa addable to Mt plensted_ _. to outmost . = nosy have tikes plum between her Majesty's goveraintat and Isar lbjenty's pissloolestiseles to Porn remcdsg the sego tialks al the teeny of eammee with Prises. Se roil be made this motion with the oMot of Meads( an monastica el the ponds which had induced the gebeisment to me tea the snide in the teeny which hood this many net to prohibit the export of cod. The Miele of the treaty fumed our liberty of motion, end to me of war between Proms wad moth', country might serievely ameumbe no if we wee oblipd to Prase with ea erbele which .41mil ht be deem* et war. It would aim be ia to theintmete el tide constry, in am of hastilltier beaver Trews sad this country, Mt Mesh d& nat bs to proidtit the sap* of audialrelos, so nem' atria: iser wasfore, bekie war wee actually declared. WODISOUSI mil then woe no objection to the esetioa, but he did net thiek the mere err for would eve his noble friend all the Melba information Its required. With wiped to Lead Ootpley he certehily had takes part is the booty as car embemlor at Paris, l but it was notorious m the toesey wes prbtaipaly Oeikleeg" as s. The sere lend bed dwelt et negotiated by Mr. greet ierarth an the elerear amble if the treat', by which we acme not to pro- bilk dig eggertetien deaf to Francs, _mid oat to lay aim Mort duty. Het it wee sew fully admitted to be not at all MIMI. to lay ea apart duty on sod ; ft bed be st- Imptel, Ind me thea laid aside by ionsral mast. There wee mar dame of the treaty, the anateasts, or " most farmed arks" niece, by which we emaged that there should be ao prohibition of the apart al say anklet° France which was sot prohibited to be exported to any other cam try. Is spite therefore of the noble lard's piotam of the letrible effects of 'downs our coal to be imported into Fame, the export al it mould not have Mk Apealibited by us without at the rue time peallebieg he =part to inlay other foreign coon try, sad seek • amesere of gamer prohibit= the govern -1 war word have bees very kir to oder. Theasir lord bed rubes el the bare mad isocemairee le dr etestry of ar berg able to prohibit the expeuellies MI esti te haw Ia as of breading war. Be it esereil be lies that If we were ((which he trusted for seeny re lpisem le was we dank act be) la:ealit • pores with he Para that le vas asterry be prohibit the expert sad bet it roar be rapierand kr heeds papaw epher reeeree, that ere •as word he edger by the perameat etre day re Ode inna respaakkair, whirr Sr rem is the etrire dr freely rnet, es4 Ira the mei bei of tide ensue er ride osier sere remerearee word pasty anything to the mistime but tom the two matinee. As foe the um if wt Neer coal rebel, fee our own Bevy, we mid My de lied by pareatre lb apart for asy Br it we ea mire of ever berresee be weaa feelearee. sad see whir they Ilairly arpered to bre the re K whir rep were frinfirlsg thee orperli d llegbel reembeinrere la the Prate rerhet. The Idof HLILDWICHE earelleed tins was an ed. sled trvely, the peel lorediels develops el which wee eio Pew" thee& be did ad any dial sons pass roe Hosiend sip did ebido onvidepe free it. Hs polealed wise sin spells elms by did dem bend, wished he power of see wise tire esedhid, Meee away War Male wild be ragweed side pool poorer lidemorey he seseveeler se Ile Addeo Tire was we weft in id log hair dwell end set spiel oir fed. le obeli be ob served de hat if we berpod to be al war deb Awe* and if Frame wee dee awalsol. POMO dee do • viable woes is sonveyley owl Ms Iledeoo be used by bee K as. The Deb et 110111BRIBT thought As meth lid grebe mob ammuombed the *potence of our wog Se do novel power et iterato. Re ballered mole" le Wrap vital M pee/mei teem rake se wer ße l i t e l a te a wewt et MO* toe/. As pima the outoomplea of cool la Plebes wee =so lima iwbo do moo of esseturamllea =esel. If ?now Ms go to war, It weld tor mei be the wow et NMI list will tee. DO adveautp to As seal wee, Act M laid to lower Utopias efl= awl die the coo vemhmee el the Nowa umultilmeero, tete Illsoid sow lave liPiElemier is their elm .orbs the eampelldes et the Beg mmombetonwo Toe melds WI SOMA to Wok we wen •Mir e llt d : l l7:3 se at iso ireaszzbav a lz : the to WWI MR Ibis mow wird& wady se the onouteeop. model • mow as he B. Yml.drofMwalkMod to poi ad staffed labieummo sad theealy tele rtomeo, but wAh es Air eoum " ::: 41 4 Rump, eml thee It 'amid peach emieible Meeks% Wood et *Maio sod wadr_ poporelleme. I/ this testy woe emoseeillik end V It Two Iblbool op ler your we tem plaudit, Mr bemelleig Aide obi& woo 11101111.4 le rook Am would be oseeeowly odwasegieme to Uit etwatry. To biewever, to ebb ewe Grade et esel r god to befit AO, neistrelly cede the jeelosey ear. of Frew" lobe would ebb we t be de fad Mow ot desk preopority. Of ems% lo dir m red war, =A between beillowate, then geoid ewe be be say our" stoat msey._ Lord GRIT Minima tbe tint, as soma is OW* sad bureetkoble Yhe arum No tray, Y embiered, iftlab Meta tbo mom of We mammy &mkt be *s ided Talmo* w orbesion of penikemoc the legitimate esorelles a that 'wsosawa ; oce would this Iteety be et =tto peootelo pe e poieoßy vaseetet No 000 ote dm himself t h at Fresco amid adopt • eye toe ell the leek, bet he did not wink lo see free tee* If Nom we bank to it, toned woo bee. The 7111110i1 potal. weal ism us the of tbe Keane, sad Wallies& woo se with I of myth*, bat pros mid ipsodwa Ms Dabs of AZOTLL stediond that Lord Grey had adarpraboadad Os wird*, d the arty, whir was mishit a tootrodty sw opeloshe treaty hatwas Prams ▪ Itotilead. Ths Ninth ravarstatt had Ora distratly Whirred that the removal id ar dais was eat to to writ- Mead ia rand to gars bra rearts also% bat to u Mr per ism whatever smarlso *w a n: As to the lbatiara or Friar rids Or yr rawly a rearre for tha d gowinumat. de fat lairtai sa expert dry sr ad, It earl be using to re pdastpla MY dm lir L PA who arridrawl that so re alosaid ba ladsi arryar, The Isms pradossi by ths apart et oak wen vita grmadtra. r the sir of the dart in dr treaty was asely to pat Trams is regard to this sosatry as dr arm dried as ad adtor loader. Of saasse, la area of saraspiardi war as slight be slidadh trim saarres to pasha% tha mart at rat; V sada ordinary akeurbaus dos Garr Vlllll It IFOIIII4 sarfraly the pet NMI varier larreit iimmeSed with the old Una thlosideall this assn. 4asa If as bury MUNN'S VROSTABLE (OOLL1) OIL, 44. ittrotr i S abl lgs: RI TM= dimes idle. sag to 11111 IMPERIAL LIMN OCIMPANT wimersapiVree 01111.700ZT0 ros balm lie Maur. 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Ott It selldo bo h =ood st. is VS to orimdied. et Or mom oludoet Told Ms/ smilmbldt a Illote et dr Illoloro at /Ma Odiodds, oda oltnnorammtorillold 1 1 1/1% MUD is minim, od p i o it.... pHs "INDISPIINBABLE" SU IT .A. ordle la orison ins - posseas,isil proilsoirtr reps' h. im am, dam This ushenaly sokamp. SSW Oblo Slo esokelmlis sod linimble !kit mg lain. irelsoloss o- MOMS sod SON. et it Sitjaks. =saa oars od.ra THI 0111• T EASTERN.—Anelepat f4=f era s me fooootod =grottos et IN of ofol SOL Omer of NINOXIII and ALDWATZ. sod 111 w of JLW OIVOZD-OTWiliff wad XLMAITIXST. Jai rabbis& la 1 yd. Ow% we& 11=41 Anabming 11 . 1 16. trs•i• • solotarillook Mk MOOS olg pew Or^ 37 pa ITA MAUL A sew mewl work oa the Nsion.Tvirmnimmitoingterwastrabasriomkardrirs. lim =se r maik sorms opium tia lmen. bo011sor=s• Ns*, Ow ait a OOO ils* time: 111::: Inglitiosioner• Purim/x i V ow s. ..1 slierlisi aa r a s tabr a f led as beekedbal• ism ••••••In. ~Tararta. 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ANALYSED it Nast!., via ats stirreari =Ter atirisositaratat lisami. Order of say worn". .0 TIER SPECTATOR lit TOMORROW ed.. AIL"4" I O2W. a. ta ar /slip al Simi *mom , V: 4 7 st eotrotrol‘m do no ere of crti m poT l iall aorr De oi DoCrrlho T A=M= iiie l ai S i tttoors golmot lons 1 ardesteiteceleieh ete Pram mad nee toe- WM lam prahildnd dodo mon ne ell Mier ned. bendeMlinearediweild '.dy be •hr the mil he he plea Cl the whole all = lira absent he pool ea Weed, ea arab e mrdi ff Illipledel anon sooply on hawks, lbe et belereele Om an del wield be cne Cl the swot mum Cl neweliwMft peny [Mistime tern nobbiel baba end war. Lord lITANLIYeI ALDIRLIT aid thee be believed the mem why eonmerehl made were *owl flo by 54 helmet Peel mad by the beet Mende elpelliael esonewy wee, thet they tied our hook; end ka, eaeohenld certainly ob ject le oar enbring i,M engegenents by which oar beads wash be did for at yam DsIGRANUILEaMiItwun posth:S i cieer and obvious so gri goverment el this emery within the next .trers,_ perm mamas jeep on rel.. t wee quits claw um wweareernearorblekwouM bermes aroresded the seas et war wee helm& In the Rain war w• bad =led the exporrilon of foals to all marries sorb of elder* thou irmillte bed leer favoured sedan imam If Franco want to war Mat as mad required or Nor, it would be cm right to prover Ire geWm tbem um Re ground that they ware parer of war. DMA" Rd off noble lord think that a nob orstry like memos would hose herself at the coorturetnent of a war Mawr a plustifol supply of coal ? Bhe could pt Goal from Delgiase, bee Dbeelor -Genoa of Wore loon of per mimeo allerwente, bed sera* smarted We °pries that plenty of a2:11, right be get at ram With nerd to lir Mar 7, ft was quite etwordleg to the perelples of the lase Peel, and if it were wrong be (Lord therviDe) nip ratios err with melt ma ea lir Reboot Peel gra " Se u rri e tnrattarreply period out thet the em ersion giro to Patna: resperiag oral wee ardor, sad doubted whether there was say reasoaahle prospect of a sim ply of coal in that country. Notion agreed to. Tr& lardshipe adjourned eta quitter to 8. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-TESIBADAT,Fn.I6. The &item took the °heir shortly before 4 o'clock. PRIVATE BVeItiESS. On the motion iorMew;c7a - dS:ciiSiOF the Leads Town- Ithip Bill, Mr. OOLLINB objected to cash& Maser of As ME, as bdnir opposed to Me provisiem of tbe theoroug lbsisbal Oenten time AM, an of d intre k hrbig via tberighte of melds akaters of bh Lee Mr. W. PATTEN objected strongly to Leese clause, whisk be mid, ought to fors part of a general reform bill, end be bowl to cell the attention of the noble kid the Fo reign 81.01WIn to the subject, Mr. MASSEY also pointed out the impropriety of tbe S eem= of these clauses to a Firsts bill. On the undertaking of Mr. Baneu that these abuse should be withdrawn, The bill wee reed a snood ties. THE HOP DUTIES. Er. MUNDT ye nodes of his intention to ask the ChasesUm el the oheq.r wbotber tbs payment of duty ost all boww-grown bops would be saloned re the la of s avory fit each year, at whether the growers would be al lowed to avail themselves of the system of bonding. PURCHASE OF COMMISSIONS: Sir DE LACY =VANS postponed kis motion on Mk subject till the Ist et Much. THE REFOBX BILL. Lod J. RUSSELL-13ir, I beg to give modes Um* ft is my faleation, en the let of Mardi, to ask leave to brag to • bill to emend the representation tithe people in parliament's England and Ireland. (Cheers.) THII AMERICAN NAVIGATION LAWS. Mr. LIDDELL asked the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs whether the opinioa of the law officers of the mown had been taken upon the AMMO= law of 1848, which oculars exclusive privilege) apes America& yeseils engaged in the trade between New York sad Cali. fortis, either by Purina or by Ceps Horn, end defier snob to be • soaring voyage; whether the malaaion of British and foreign ships from any participation in • collating trade, so dell mid, wee or tees not • violation of the treaties to force between this ematry and America, which stipulate for • m oil:KW *grey of camearce ; and whether there was any **odes to peoduee copies of all oorreepondeme that had te place between the British and Amin govereorate upon this subject. Lord J. RUSSELL, erlio Imbibe in a very indistinot Mina was understood to say that theepiaisa. of tie law oaken of the mown had been taken graerefly as to whether the trade emoted os between pieces situate Mks New York and California could properly be called • coasting trade, and the Board °Made aid remarked, and very justly, thee the trade Newels the northers red wester* perte el Frames sad the ports situate co the Mediterranean wood he mosidered • meeting trade. Bta the American mint lad sealed that they were Naked by the of their oematutket. The question, according to them, was Dot to be decided by the law of 1848, sad eatording to their view of their oossatntioe they maid not great the orating trade to Greet Britain. We could hardly diorite the cons metros which they gam to their own comeitntion. The government had several times applied to the American government, sift ing them to give us the isms privileges es we greeted them. The trade by whisk goods wets unleaded from Americas veseela, and scum the fatuous of Panama, end shipped In other ships, did not appear, to any Named the wind, to be erly called • mesthg Ueda Correspoodeace on the nab was now going ea, therefore it would be impossible to give it at present. Lord Lyons had very recently made • re proestatim to the Amerces Minister for Foreign Albin, who led replied Meit he mold take the opinion of the trea sury apse It. The government meld not =wider ft a viola tioa of the treaty between this worry and Anteriemat the some thee it wee • meat diseppointemet after the prolseases that were needs by the American estate& to Mb easel:7 at the time when oor navigatiou laws mete repealed. Be said, in offeet—" If yea give amelt i a r re shell give much ;if you give ell, we abaft give ( , hear.) Ups that representation our comas, trade had been' thrown to the Americans ; they had &IR NO se to their hedge epee trade, but their tisanitioe of the sonsting tree wee very unsatisfactory. (Hear, hear.) MILITARY DRILLING IN SCHOOLS. Mr. W. BWART asked whether the Committaaof Coma ou Bilesseion could authorise or encensese a system of military drilling ? in schools which have participated in the °d ile. =said that the romagement of these siftedi wee not in the hands of the Committee :el Privy Council, but of the Local Committee of meat It yam timehre impossible for the Committee llg el a gry Coma to take any divot rope in the mutter. The gawks eenid=es e say indirect reps. Grants were mode mostein ',Oise were str ict ly of an ectuoatiomi ehmenee I eaft bream diebehle the object might be, the Oemmitase el Otenneil would net be justified in exteedieg these mieftdons to other saltier' of • differest memo (Meer, leme.) The wisest corm was for the committee to oda* lush to its tattled *mt. THI iIISSIA COMPANY. In mime to Mr. HusaAAD, Mr. GIBBON MOM thee • atessanaleatka bad haw re. Weed ty the Board eft Trade from the goversor of tb• Ruda Company to the dint that the ooaapeaty would ao loner levy eay dues epos the kapott at goods nom the Caw' Klagetae. (Neer, beer) SAVOY AND NICE. 84 R. PEEL seed the Secretary of Stale tier Foreign Affairs whether her Majesty'. govemeset had any objection to state the nature of the WM essaiestioas which had passed between the Sardines asd Britt& goverastenta with repeat to the aloha of • pales of the Sardinian territory to Pesos ; asd also, whether her Majesty's goverment had had mouton to onaosakete to the French ,government the opiate entertained by other powers on that subject ; and whether, In the seat of the saaezation of Savoy to Frans* being effected, her Mejesty's government were prepared to abeadet the neutrality of flirliseriand, as guaranteed by Great Britain, be COSMOa with other Earopeen powers? Lord J. RUSSELL—With regard to the satyrs of the oosennalostioes which hays wen between Sardine sad the British goverment, we have Inquired from Sardinia whether there wee say segmental or say hatation of min` Savoy to Frame, sad the same has has generally that dare was no bantioa epos the enblen, sad that Sardinia has not the fatralien at eating Savoy to Fran. (Bair, hear.) That is Me pastel anion ee the answer whisk be. bees glom. We ham ace eannenseibed to the Fneeh goonannat the I %deism searteind by ease pewees; be we ham an m astoid bilientions don *bar powers as OM miesst. La to the bet imestioa, whether, to the sweat et the anseratioe of Savoy to Frisco, we are prepared to abandon the aseeslity of Switserlawd, I hem le say that the Swiss goverment kw asked as whether, in the ease of mob ea manante, we were prepared la annent the asstraUty at Swinerlead ; sad we ham elver replied that we wire prepared to do es. (Beer.) It appears' that other districts see gatesateed by the trusty d Tines in the @um meaner as ihellarrhad, that they we pert at the sane penal amemeasat sad genwatea. Bat it is stated.ma, I ebb, arab pert *alb, by the Sailliaiss gemmmist flat it mobilo,* been seelmitat gemsenes a than dis tant awe te beam is beegebolsod at Issisegleg le Sar dine. Lesoidiagly, their view n tinkle the meet slam Nook sairmakin taking piece, them diarists timid Mime to liwinedied, sad be geareateel by the gunnel guresies of ihritaidied, and that, eiggediag ray ire eamendile toas ploo, mom to io o vow ibis permed as the pa al (Stamped Id. Additiona.) earksie. lam only somewhat afraid that Switzerland may be tempted by this propped of aggrundinment to groom the inamedon mew then otherwise. Bat Ihave received awar eness that the Swim With things to rem & se they are, end Savoy to main part of Sardinia. (Beery hair.) Am he 0 flniisisiend end SmOsis are conormed, I believe that this Is no wish or WWI= that this sanszstica should teks plow Mr. S. FITZGEBALD—WouId the noble lord kindly in form the home whelks he hes noshed from Turin any com munication that ishrmation h s beet oakumd to that court to the effect that If Ceara Italy is ammed to Piedmont, it will be impossible kr Freers to allow Sardinia to remain in posseesion of Saroy end Nice f Lord J. RIISSZLL—I ham received as infeesestles the terse which the hen. gentlemen hoe Mend. But ow. trimly it has, es far as I know, been communicated by the gauss of Frans, to emlide, that the kingdom of Massa was Marooned to a my considerable Moat by the momeden of Central Italy, Pram would not think he, frontier seem without the annexation of thou pro Moss. (Hew, hew) THE GOVERNMENT 07 TEE TWO GICILIES. Lard B. MONTAGU asked whether government had rep aired my aonumnieation from the government of the Two Mohan amplainkeg that agent& of the goverment of lier dials bed boas eying is excite a satay in the trap of the Lag of Nevin , se Lord auesitritlVbsi•sT " OlieZslWei MAK nor his the government of the Tsai seas suck reaseentakm. At the mote time I should tell the noble lord that the goverment of the Two muss is wry reedy to make complaints of Ibis and omeptracies. Sams lime ago we received& oomphdat reepeoliagemeal British came; ors Inquired We it, end bud the irate to be that an ogles, gang to cell upon a lady, bought at a psetty-000lfs a elks which was sold M have a Sag upon It laving three colours, and the government of the Two MOW amplained of tlds en Mena to emits Maneetion. (Great MOM.) CONDUCT OP HIBTPOILDEB.IIII XAGINTIATIM. la as to Mr. Pitaktorn, who complainsel of a spooaarr nom f havag hem at to three yeemf or Ways mires. penal eeevMsde Sir G. C. LBWIS aid that application had bees mode to the chairman of the quarter sessions for a report of the mat ter, bat it had sot yet beim received. CHINA. Mr. OSBORNE asked whether the report in the daily plenippapers .eta hat hina Lord ? Elea we about to be seat out as otand C Lord 3. RUSSELL mid be could an answer the question until after the arrival of the next Chita mall. THE BUDGET. In 8011111, to Mr. BRITZIL, Mr. LAING stated that the Byelaw ci wise Boom was not Intended to extend either to Scotland or Indeed. THE FRENCH TARIFF AND DIFFERENTIAL DUTIES. Inatome' to Slr S. NOZTIOOTZ and Lord J. Maxims, Ifs. GIBBON shied theta copy oldie ?mach tariff would ha laid ce timetable bebrothe dismenina on the budged cease ca. The dlems.tig dabs reserved in the thbd ankh at the French treaty were la feet a part of the Fawn Barisa -1 don Laws, which were not intended to he touched by the contracting parties so the tarty. Those duties were in fact dudes on ships eatseing Frame is the When trade. English ship numbs Bream, amiss the produce and manufactures of the United Kingdom to France, would be subject to no each differential dudes. They would be on the same footing/Anse& ships ; and therefore the differs. tial duties, so tar as regarded the English trade that might up, ware a protection to Z British 'hippies, bosom ag posnively secured the trade between Ragland and Prance to British and French ships, keeping out other vessels hen aserybeg except at a disadvantage. At the butanes of the Bored of Trade tee Foreign-ethos in 1865 had requested all our tomb' in different ports to supply extra statements of those differential duties, which difted in differm r t= and were somewhat oompliatted. Answers had Man e from all those consuls, and there was no 'Bemire to lay than before the house. The house would then be la power aka of an exact statement of those differential &Miss as they now affected British shipping in all the ports of France. CHINA. Sir DE L. EVANS, la ;ias.lr - aTa a queried, staled that • , la el wbaa bad talks tram tee yak lard (Lord J. E a would partpcaa ht. =tam to-rsorrow cia the Amapa* of Cldaa. MANNING THE NAVY. Mr C. NAPlifineoW—T'iliat7l; the opinion of this house, the moommendations of the moiamiseionen oa man ning the navy ought to be tam Into consideration by the government, with a view to carry out the pritudpies of inch reoommeod►ttons." After what they had heard about France and Savoy it :was impossible for any man to say what might bs the conarquenos in six months hence, and the noble lord at the head of foreign affairs might Mau of the flnt who—be wee going to say—might be brut& to the block. (A laugh.) If we lost Our channel fleet we' hid no reserve, while the French had a reserve, and in mae of any uotoward circounstanoss arising mad that stet., of things he should not last° beim tha =Wigan' shoes. Bat if they pat Usk elmaidors to the wheel they would be able to maintain their position ; let than get a proper roserve, which would only cost 80,0001.. and without that reserve they could not unman their fast. (Rear, hear.) The hon. and gallant number cescluded by placing in the Speaker's hand the resolution of which he had given notice. Sir Y. SEYMOUR. seconded the motion. Mr. HEIfLEY said It . 0 imposeiWs to creed the valuable evidence given before the °outdid= es manaing the wry without °owing to one of taw ornalasiew—ase of which was, that when the navy wee Wand at anything Ilk. an even number there waa no Mlipelq to getting is many men am will wasted; on the Whir Mad it awned quite claw that in owe of war *sift out, than there We. great dtisoally In getting the umber of men required. Mr. LIDDELL said the naval whiles mien had not worked•Wl. for this. had bawls* tereamwelad with it. Be was of *Was that Um were le hewn an law restriatiese yea long voyages is Wealble—lnfled, in his opining, every inallity ought to be gfsas W the wag wanes *agar In thew Ant what la chilly wee to onneest spas was that the net nimble Imbue la the whole reject had net bean oentad ant—tha entabibitaret el *ohne( Wipe fa ow pert& Amara =OW he itineevation end regret was, that the =whoa sinus sal Er Qnwe's service bad bets Mgt i9O rdrsy gad, be his Witiblie it web' be Sat the eilVa of both V has Mama mimed He between thew. that parlienest, in dribs with this large saldrot, Mt be led away by may nodes at fain soonomy—all were fatsreeted in tide great reidien, whether am of war at nem of perm (Hew, ham Mr. W. B. LINDSAY cosi art give his support to the wade& There could be so dada but the presses velem of massolng the am had maw, me be had freeness. The neer chard egnma did sot enter into the service of the Queen, =the gams had dons all it could ea write It op. An euudes far the house to consider was, whether, owing to meat eltsagee sad nista& ineprovanonots in the navy, It well sot be poggible to man the skips affictestly with lower mien and more mann and whether the net superiority shish had talus plus in insoltbriery would sot dhniabli the amok for the number of gallon whin need formerly to be employed. Ile bad suggested to the Mai ruby, ter Wawa that patent Musses should be employed ; btu the mow be received was that they would twist of the mad !sada as Dilution whin he had never beard made in the Amason alnico, where trains were largely nod. A sailor not Mk a year, whiles • marine soot only 321. • year . Why, thee, should not a marine, if be did the work ea well, have the preference ? If the plan which be had proposed had been adopted the =sent might here reduced the army to a very cod extent. The rams why the men would not ester the navy was Amply bCCIIIIIIII they had no confidence in It, and why was that r —because there bad been so many barriers between the merehaat service and the miry. He had ender vowel to break them down by his proposidoes recorded fet the blue book. He peopootel to have boys In the reboot ships alike far the menhaat service and the navy, is that in amn ion, with their training or good coednot they might be drafted off to the navy or owners of the merchant vends. He prepaid that the merchant owners and the government should nerninate • certain number of boys to these schools. Hie desire was to open up Greenwich Bonita' for the homage of all semen. He would mak the primmest why, when they agpeled to seamen of the merchant service they did not also apnea to the officers of that senior, and Pre them the rrttuty of diegnishing themselves is time of war h nl e one hand, they had to the navy retired officers who con the country 600,0001. • year • and on the other, there was • sceraity of llesiatesa even now, and daring the Crimean war there wee • very groat scarcity indeed. &pros they entered the 30,000 Toss asked br hat year, what could they do with then violent officers to osesnind them? Who wen the alms in the mernant servisor Why they were quite equal to the gestimais of the navy in *decodes and eobristy, sad all those qualities whisk were required to make the. geed swam sad diciest merry. (Hear, nu.) If the itoverstasat bad adopted his same they would bare obestaed 30,100 UM, and at • far Ira seat them they would do mow. He deeded to dogging is the ism end he wee thserlets glad to en that sops ehellla WU _ mdse is IMO topeek rasa the Wish. of war wear m e ; why set elmle had sate then pials, to be aatterseled by the met If they wadi hat is is they might reveal their Wag • ban*, to waesstag the woks. In sone reeposte the pwandteset was so severe' that the septets weld net demo it, sad es the ether hutg U plffilikd the taut trees sasedeg the servile. Lard O. Miff said he did net elm Ise theloVese d webs the media al hie gelid Meld. ler drua - 11, wed yeassoodlosty sua Ws his paint kind Iffid sad Os rr WOPENCE. &Vodka of tho home to the quo% km of maiming the navy. All h. mai laY 'am this, that the govsrument ware u Let ei t s e t yl V could cerrying out the aeceratmodatless of the Commiasiesers. (Hear bray.) AA to . 111 =1 the omens of the merchan t service, he would that if the men mob on to Met navy they would this invite the officers to do AO. (saar, heir.) Another ermagemast was, that oontiessete servioe man would get their cloth's. He hoped also mime wee being lends towards paying the man more • ; in short, it wee ths cousin% endeavour of the Admireupon the TO. oommendaticsa of Me commbeieuers for the improvement of **naval service. (Hear, hear.) A diecusakra followed, in which Yr. Taylor. Sir J. Elphin• shone, Sir M. Seymour, Mr. Sestinck, Asatl Walcott, gad Mr ia r Di el 27,174,11 the whiner& th a t h a h a d nada se mistake &best the order to take up am is dregginn, sad he mild farther MOM hire that It was • same et greet dimellifeeties. The mow soak a hebriese order was withdraws dm better. He believed the lon. mam bos for Pensnoldli we mistaken with regard to the hips, end that these Yips were dose away with. If thir *warmest phew* wee extruded acidly amosplesemen r k wh told very murk wantribute to tele; mom IMO the navy sad *make it popular. It the noble iced did net proud's him that he woad remora the bbek ships and enindinte slitdeM shlds tor them, he should divide the home en his modes. Re waded the male lard's answer. (Lawgeter.) The qaa*. woe thee put and naiad withont a division. • Sr C. NAPIIII—The 11 eyes" bade*. (Laughter.) hter.) mute, mr The . F Io e w LOO4I P Z AA IN AIN4 ZR— O ta I nli N tht T ona l".. ll.ll ridow, AR ied wag ie l th a rd Y AND A (L f was Meet to Oboes senior became it prorated we sposishie mu from joining them. Upon heir soldienemd ashen tits ometry depended for br fame, am! ter 11110112 mil yet they ewe treated woresamn any chew el persons sealety—rrerse eves Ruh lams. Thoesuh mute silt' who ftelamed the fife of thaKallis Wile Nab' pall to the hob, and ft was on the with that clam of peruse that they pat theft comes sad asillia (Hier, boar.) The piedul Offislloll* Jr which wars mad be logged were drunlanues, aimmos without haw, inamWidha, dirtier, mint of duty, lellhg untruths, theft, auk* at • mars pod, fight ing, &a an ft dale KM • brave Mow aliaM hive Me beat flayed for mob offences se sons of those , Why, it ma el curd the a seems rule mum to bet readyweye Jrr E ds (Resr, hear.) Wks it to be m ama that man to the country owed so mach of its greeds= should be subjected to suck trestreed became sit amber of old gentlemen—with the best ineadiales no doubt —could not find room for say ideas but inch sewers is vogue. fifty years ago, when their ships wore manatee by mesas of the pear- fang f (Hear, hear.) For several year, past, he. (the boa. gentleman) had moved for a swam of returns re ' Wing to this subject, and he now proposed touid to them a new henna which was the name of the captain dm& ship to which men were fagged. Meer, beer. ) He would tell the hour why he did this. Fee two yeah the noble mil pliant officer (Lord C. Paget) bad mamanded In the Primo Royal. Notwithstanding the high date of die dpine and risked., to which he brought theorem, he had ant legged a men. (Loud sheers.) Well, he was suc ceeded by • eapain who &aged 68, on whom he tatted no fewer then 1,100 lashes. Having dated that fed ii the bones, he (Kr. Williams) received • letter hem a gallant minstrel sewing him that be must have made some mistake, for no men had • higher character for humanity than Capt. Bailey, who was then commanding the ship. .Accordingly he (Mr. William.) made further inquiries, and at length he sacertaftied that the spate who had Bogged fifty-three men we one who came between the noble lord and Captain Bailey. (Hear, bear.) To prevails midakes of that kind, which might be very prejudicial to the character of meritori ous officers, be (Kr. Williams) shcmld propose the following returns :—Rettorn of the nuat of men Bogged in the army and militia in the year 1859, specifying the offence, the regimente, the plus of station, the time, the sentence, and the number of lashes iefitoted on each man (in continuation of parliamentary paper, No. 619, of Nadu 1868) ; also, return of the number of persons flogged In the navy in the year 1869, apecifying the name of the ships and of the commanding officers, the area the sentence, and the number of lashes inflicted on each preen, stating whether by order of comet martial or the commanding ofikere a t ic eontinuetion of parliamentary paper, No. 41, of session 1 . Mr. BBIBTOWB, seconding the motion, remarked on the anandly which existed between our civil and our military jurieptivimme. The quietism hadag bra put, Colonel NORTH could tail the ben, member on the part of the army that if be or any other deifies would intru der any other punaluzient welch would be wafer, sad mean the soldier a the abodes' ti me to duty, he wo uld be killed sea bendeotor by the whole army. (Hear.) The hon. member whoa seconded the motion dated that there was no loggbg in the French army. Did he inquire bow crime was punished in the French may P If he had he would find that for what we flog the French shoot. (Hear, hear.) When he was in Paris het autumn be went one day to Verrill's, and he there found that that day two men hail been shot hr knocking down • noc-oosamiseioned officer. in the Ameba army, also, the punishment was very severe a commapaidelmeast being to put a man in • room to mill that be could not stand upright, where he war left all day and only taken out at nicht. Alderman SALOMONS, while admitting that every officer who was obliged to Inflict the punishment og ib i; ging must feel that he was performing a very dies duty, fait bound to corroborate the statements of his bon. Mead the member for Lambeth as to the painful sensation, that we created by the floggings at Woolwich. Lord C. PAOBT said he had no objection to the returns moved for by the hon. member for Lambeth provided be left out the names of abate who he said lied in flicted oorpored punishment. (Hear, boar.) That umiak meat IMO one of th e most Faisal duties which any °fiber could be called upon to witness, but he felt bound he say it could ant be at present suddenly and wholly done away with. The hon. member had quoted him as an officer who did not fog, bat he could same him that he was not the man to shriek ham flogging if he thought it necessary. The hon. member had also stated that the Admiralty oould not get the number of seamen which they wanted. He (Lord C. Paget) would correct him. Last year upwards of 10,000 men entered, of whom above 4,000 were able-bodied seaman. (Hear, hear.) He could stale, moreover, that out of the whole fleet there was osly 8 per cent. of desertions. i ti rt e l a cl hear.) He told the Ma. mesher lut year that the of War se they now stood were not in woordasce with the spirit of the present age. The government had it in view to bring fa a bill this year that would make thou wades more is accordance with the mutat age. ( Hear.) Yr. ROHNCICH thought the him. and iallant member (Colossi Nerth) spin of the hos. member for Lambeth in a Miser essos, mood bemuse he brought for ward tiga =Wm New, it seemed to him (Mr. Roebuck) a wise thing's& ii , mlthing to bring th is motion forward, because it was mot in a spirit of animosity to the allows of the army or nevi they mted under compulsion, and this 11106111 (sly Demi for inquiry. (Hear. hear.) He remem bers& OM tine vim a man was good for nothing else they Yak kissomil No rirsa of the community wee so sager kit ea the judges. ("Hear, bear," and a isagh.) It to bite that three lamed persona ware utterly and that the authorities of the army were not in :llibis. --- Mr. BUXTON was perfectly persuaded that it would be the sernadest palsy to get rid of the lash in the two serviess, white ere made naperake by it to the working chums. Is oder to show the inhumanity of the punishment he read a dethriptica of s fogging by • andlerer, and pronounced it • butel punishment, which could only be justified by • real sad sham asesselty, the onus being upon the &drowse of the Irk to prose the necessity. He wee of opinion that discipline could be nesintainsd as well without the lash se with it. In the best Continental armies it was unknown. and discipline was kept up In many of our regiment& and many of our daps at war without flogging. Mr. 8. HILBBIST pointed out the distinction ',Mums the composltion of our army end that of Conti nental snake, which were relied by conscription from all clothes. A very strong authority must be exercised over • body like our army, raised Is so peculiar • manner, by • mode of pateishment more rapid and summary than was applied to civilians. But dogging was a punishment not unknown to civil life, and he cited statutes in which flogging was the penalty for amid* offences. He did not esy that this was right, but It was an answer to the objection that • yule was applied to the mother from which the civilian was exempt. Mud the them at Woolwich, which he thought a bed one, oorporal punish ment bad berm, by a wise, just, and humane General Order of the Commander-in-Cblet, restricted to few offences; and be wished that it should be reduosd to • minimum. He hoped the house end the country would see that they might misty leave this matter in hands well able to dent with it. Mr. H. JAMES mid the cause of himumity was greatly indebted to the hon. member for Lambeth for bringing for& ward this motion. He thought he was justified in saying that hardly so instance could be found In which, during the , last ten years, • judge had ordered an adult to be fogged. It might be ordered sometimes in the ems of boys. He ob jected to this degrading punishment, and it wee Inflicted in the army for merely venial offenses. It was well known that the system of digging in the army caused deeertioa; and he remembered the Hounslow owe, when the soldier died, sat out of six who were present font afterwards deserted. Instead, therefore, of beteg a 'Teethe against desertion, k prevented sollatineat and mused desertion. He should sapped the mottos; bat he afoot/ to the publi cation of the names of pewee who discharged their duty is ferrying out what wee the fault of • system. (Heal &r C. NAPIER mad be meld net sea semi officer matt le norm his opbsiset ea Ilegging Is the navy. He wee the deeps who rand the etteaden et the hones te the hsr- Midis if War. True he wee reproved by Ire Lead et dietioketty tor Madan that no am In lie *Woe dial Is "nimbi whims • coarvnistal, NA be and EXPIDITIOUB BOUTS •to murk te l a w.nen arkerl i CinTOlD 0011, ways's* comms) DAMP logs powor ( sl sivens“ Mr22 "l"m"wi alim TroWl l e giMin rd we. Ma. y. ThIU • Awl ••tiIIJOILZ AIM Mir. Poem )-01.. /Do-ay N. Oseislibm, lam dolisikassiiikle kr me rr re. nwe4ITSVItaOI - Ann i s s Imo WZOlgr LW.. awl Imo db.rest g. /0 D Z i p gistrlia. l i for im anain6 : to 1111 K Midrirmems: wawa. MN MIR Clerk.