The Express. — London, England, 1860-05-09 00:00:00

111 NEWSPARtit t:7 ;., ;1) 1 i i%. 711A_aa.T.T4 , 27 A frqi..7 '44 _ . .`, r \ 1 111 i; , I 11 mg 55 .44 auctxi LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVRNING, MAY 9, 1800. (StampaLid. Additional.,) [TWOPENCE. -1"""ir T. PARLIAMENT. , 7 ~- 1 .2 k i.ede,p , 2-t-7 -710'." . ,-2. 1 _ /7 -12- --.12)-i-----t ge-4--/d -, - '" _.„..- - 7 -- " - ' ' , !T ' Na 4286.) hl O VERLAND ROUTIL-0010107NICATION 4 TIMII to INDik 011111141 A am._ vWIIIIIITPT. retINAULAJIt ied , W,AI, Mail 11M , SIMIr 1 Ai eA . 4 V DI Ma PAMBEIRWiI Illsd nosh, Oimp nil Panels pe c.thretter. MAIL Owls Ipl i t ir eas. IWO" Col c ate the Mettle and Moms dem= Ilatals ...g.., ..n the uls sad 1110 every ireit; tar iblia, ECI 4 . Aden. awl IteraberWeet el am 11111 h ma mii t f es. h tnr.oth fie Otbratter. Al^ Ilemebay, i oti Klee °taw's Mead, Itimprime i Str Adelaide , tiel.v..inte awl eydeey. ft" the ism= leollmetas r the 12th of every wee . see kV Meletille gial liesslis. as Pth of .very MIL—/l1 Whir poillsolors sffty at Os epenv't Mew M. Lamdmielldrest, lamb" C. az (~stal.phos,lsiihmoss. ri X LIVIRPOOL and LONDON PERI an d LICIII7/111101 00 WANT. naaanara via Mow Ito. Dobobnoot, Idompoli obi II oba S. rould7. Loam Aomori Imam mu« lobslod Mai WON Twoolo.boolb Aamillasfiks et Ls rosperewa to OW Compro tooolold ea Os lea ma 'Dr Ilogort et Ls boad Blrooloostoom ibodod torrionoody, sod oboust Lot lito Los r, lor Ur Tar 10d MI mioll AS Mla. bo Loblumb won Mali Us. Id. dad N. Low Lb Ileitatas. Li Milos , ammai Od. 0a with Ib Prootiono wore LAO 110. Id. Ndoooro mood* 11111 : N. end Wet Nadi 'malt mod =Maid thalManewo the osoorito al the Os pane elleeether lereM raopootooto. sob, oilbilloporto. and any breast beam& tk,o. mei be hod pr omplO ns , Beatelszy to the JOIUt MILL. lasherail lisaMszy. = I ASSURANOIL.,—Mr. JONII4 (of the Irse at Davin red 03.1 will define e JAMIE cm LUZ AISSUILANCH. Vaal 16 Is t 34W M. and How to Make It so,* Hwakedwdl. ta WMNBI DAY, 3113,31 MU-pad Illt•Wilitak Holliwislo eausel3l with Ilc e4 1=3.11;02.1 = bi a103 4.1 411 . 6 8 =11. 1. Slack. Yak Lisa are iftwilid Ow BMW. *Il io her hln iiiiiiie* io the continual saideree •she reecikild' f SW sot*, lord in ray !Irak in the dkiees.iM d erevire Higiqhehle lord ha „could not sa hope oit Au attain lb. ddb ,whiell in view. (Hear, hear.) thought It. mod praidahal circumstance that the ab ..... 2 ial ' a ) iani, In slay 'bleb no other church did, within it mend micas sentiments, who were yet lib/Wo net together in I*.e cars a their Muter. With tie greateet raped for Sane who dissented from the church of PilOma4, &Mg thew full ca for their caseel. 'trimmer, he believed that whatever Wight have beat the cue at theme of their original seaside% differences had spew rap which it would be Moult indeed •to heal now, and ieh would not be healed by such alterations a the noble met proposed.. Believing it th be • mat desirable to bring the direnters beak to their (30111/121ID/011, but believing also the*, they were not likely to bring them kook by -melting 4trittons which the dimenters themselves' would not aware of; and which many of • their own people( cer tunlz=bot approve of, he could not. give his Arent to ;he bit of STANHOPE said he felt bound to address a few akeervations to their Ibrathips in consequence of the part Alai' he took a few year ago when he moved the catalog' tram the Prayer-hooka certain state servals. When bir e.e the attrition he did It with the era eaLreec majority of the biebeps, and as he believed a _ of the iql.t bodyer die - into the truth of the " (=Woe& in the positice of the Ayr and May bole junction Railway Cowen,' pre sented in August kin, and printed in the eleventh reS of the select ennunittee on public petitions, appendix relative to the appliestion DonaghadesSarbovirs. of the grant for Portpatriek Mr. LAING. an the pert of the government, opposed the motion, without itth, after some di seum i on, was negatived i r egtion. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINERS. Mr. :+. 4 .4CK moved far copies of the examination papers aid the answers thereto by the candidates for the appointananta of factory boys, before the civil service can mince= at Portsmouth, in January, 1860. He instaaoed s particular awe in which the commissioners, in hie opinion, had send with mash unfsireess. _ _ HOUSE OF LORDS.—TuseatT, May 8 • The 141)81),OILANCELLOI took his seat on the woolsack at IS o'elnek. The Theterkenny Railway BM, and the Great Weskit Seaway Bill, were respectively read • third thee and M ed illOTS IN THE CHURCH OF ST. GEORGES IN-TIMEART. Lord SUNGANNON pre nodes WA it was not his in tention le put the questien to the President of the Conseil of whickhe had given nodes for !May next, aa to whether it was inten tion of her Majanty's government to intro dace samenre into parliament daring the pre sent giving to the of any diocese fall parer to decide aad on an ferences that may arise sad his te i tidisorten as remade Ir. as Wham' Mg 'vine service, or the denteatiens kdreduead into the church ; and that on Preis', the VAkistarmatt, he should call attention to the disturbances add* latme taken plan in the church of Sc. Geoage's-in-thiellest,' ad sane a resolution therenk. DUCHT OF CORNWALL (LIMITATION OP ACTIONS) The Doke the et of NEWCASTLE moved the scald reading of this bill, yr ha eteted,ae t sitide dispute* taw whit Ware* the land- After 4 tie comae Oa Hooky el ; • few obeervalime front Lord Venn nod Lard Se. LIONAMMI, the bill was and • aloe& Maw BANUTPT LAW 111100114111 D) Ilia LOBIRMAINIILLOR sc it if/ 41 11 1 a tutas,e bilLanki the:ittet , __Ewas to e rZzed u si pon hoth this scaurtr7 hr •Dy Ike %met , &Oland &venom wbo had lethal eta fatty dap .was dombil Ile& be me and homed in that pet a l t o Vatted Ihtelon, wt he otgh.t hay a atewebelea at beelowtg, or it was colledatillam nit one yaks* kin, =hi a n s r from 41 , b1e bed hem taken of by a Mai el poem wbe had goes tram f ilie ise l hus tited. aid haw* lived there for forty days, arming with pours shooting or deer stalking, they had at their own mufti. To be we an • inserted in the papers informinethe creditor; it called upon them to appear perhaps at Alienist* or at Linemen. Nay, a few months ago he was told Met at Pomeeory ea EDAM colony was ate& bawd, subsiding of English bankrupts and in soletneallenho were in the course of being what Ina whitewaahed, --getting rid of the obliption to pa . debts. The Scotch courts were very much ashamed `` this, but it was found that they had no power wirer, to prevent it. The object of this bill was to rentedy e Zil, and to . sable the oraute in Scotland, by petition, that the majority in number and in value of the resided in England, to read the moque"- nation, ditabmns the insolvent, and mimed him to go where justice would be doss. Their lordships would be aware that if thine wad a smell debt of 3Df. or XX owing to a person is Ilitnieghara or Manchester, the creditor could not go to irtwom pert of &Aland oppate his debtor the court. Ib P6mlu MM llh rlad a *mood time. ALBZET SMITH'S MONT BLANC, Twol* MTomieirr, itS & sal IVUT NIGHT (bat SaturdaY) me& OwWag stbirskag. it cislock. 81., Wadi ana be film al Qs tea-cam gaptha did& Mu 11 MIS: art& paw, la 11EVITT and MOORI'S AUSTRALIAN LINK 11 ,t PACER RIM —Tar NYDNIT Med 'Aesic ee trade% •1U ken the rim IC Nag tbe 1111kb-bob silo • %. AM A 1, 711 Ima vosielsr PIILIP SAVORS ( te of Ur L. iemoltr. 00maiskr : %lees OA lasi= Dodo. TM. vowel tpr•val NSW tat lip *W. awl base et Ilishilsol mamma tZ,age Looks ; Ina • 0 1 4 0sdid peep. arl lird-rat• room. M saw iss at bleu °crams* appt) I. DITII7 W % 111ftw470004. Mmad Wm WIERMAN REM, TONIGHT, il lIIVIRTIMIWING (eneent astardayi, at 8, and Thera lagtultrolooAltremimm. a c t op io . lll .a re si tte i t i i d r o et torshbg sod ron g4 = a llll. at pier, = a% TION. 14 Is., at ; Malian., amenrad N the nail Omer, sod Ca% m, Bettr4 street —Lag et WI/ Wm. Tgoithicatolorii;ExemiquEß Asia that the duties of the ecounissioners were judicial, and not Subset td the control of the house. He therefore opposed the motion. Lord R. CECIL said that the matter wee of high portent} It involved the question whaker the whole patro of il the r i na Ctowe should be vested in the irsespoosi • Na by* emnpametoners. ffr raid that tite emptgeedemen bad no TVVITT and ROOM'S AUSTRALIAN .1.• UNI of PACKET Mr —Yee BMW Is O. tr.ra tr olvor cm Os 10th .4 Jay, maw Alveoli So tnthsrit N ta. I.R i.f Anima, apeona Misr. Ault ably LA lOCIUL A 1. 13 yam iboir limn. D. Dumber owl ear ?rarer 1.331 taw MEN .1.1A3U, Cam. randor : I. Ur Mar twit. Deck: This Sae alp kr bra WO Or Ow Pyfte r ykw trade ; Oks bra a foll oo= inteerlo wrourablics• aria norpro &As win IWO wed ay, oio do • drimile ollfs PAR, for • lOw sward Milk Mid 10.11111116114§ and =fis eipalemil Pa Saw fir per sid T messi. to Ur. L oak lir GOMM 10 = gm, is bra ; ar to 1). NWlNlll3sad SPIRITS at RKDIICKD Dirna—A. 111101141opplieedfed. 1111 orolool IA et prism ut Dr. .4) Impoto roport. yeetfree cm CUM Ills orilosirol. bones Waded. per domed 1 = awes (whit. Ir. WI took or am ishild MI M. formerly doom( no per doom l i t loomoiold Pool ado& Abloom Pori sod Many DO sod IMO Illooli Mans lambus add Amegmaliale %Su , ao. llell elommth. Ilu Id.: Bersim4 aloft Ilk 1.0 111011 ; lkillook a• miry beit, 2,50. por ow doms ono . of my four of Ike am on ifooolot ot 111 *ay. • : 1 1 l orh.—A. DOOI7OI, 111‘ DIM* Loam T. MARTIN'S MALL WEDNESDAY, ra May 14, II am 1114701, by *f., of Vienne ;ALIN usairy. UMW Or dim- Kok of Kr. /ORM voodble Banks, Palmer, Mr. was ileciiir7V. smart. Tickets, la, ts. ad. : stal/a 66. with tioiratiTa;;; tithe Rest Voits at - gel - 41W: the no we le o ldpropmed to dealwith the many question, When he ', ft, shake alteratida he ittatM specifiespy what it 1 1 was; buttihri noblelord left theme doubt ea to the atom- tidies ant be Would Make. There was 9pe riple of . b # 4 .17 14 , to • d t p tht:a too iksh am Om. body of the b and'olopri, bit not =l: llll.llll :tresisibar the 40411 had *ken in sap-, post of this mottos,' and that the motion wan not 'made with the conearmiee at the claw the proved by, thaffet that ten thousand of &Relay hid signed a petitiou awed it. He ignmgt any that with the greatest reaped for thi poble lord he slogrldlAer to the motion every efien.eitie!l'hibistpcisrare enchfhe Orosm netainided theasdkistes, and the eo • selected them. After issue debate the motion wee negatived by 80 to 50. LOCOMOTIVIM Mr. GA RNET moved for leas to t4 ia a bill fee ingulaisj as 100001NIMASI es and other the tolls to be levied en en& socenotiven, and is mi tt wagging sod merlon area or by the mate. The, hie measure wee Ire He bad introduced UM awl= had Lem refermit to a select committee. Mies a fop woods for Mt. D. Garners, Leese wee den THE BART INDIA BUDGET. Colotard FiTillol 'moved an addrem far Wks of the • minutes in casnail of the governor of Misteem, doted the '904 dig of larch, 1850, and of the m oviiesd the other members of the Madras eouscil, • Ulideon's budget ; together with shy there itry of State for India la with the gitgemeeete of India and Madras ape the burghs orthe biome tax. The hoe. pntlemets held in him head • Bombay paper, misteiniag the ophisms st maims eminent members of the India goverueutt, tddeit he quoted, in order to show the house the mat • inspeelines of the subject. Sir ,C. Trevelyan is his minute declared that with • proper redacts* of expenditure there wield be no neeemity for the imposition of new tame. With the opinions thus expressed by Sir C. Trevelyan, those of Mr. Maltby and other authorities fully agreed. These opinions had been widely circulated throughout India, and after the 'on of such opinions from such authorities he (Colonel Syhem ) beli eved that it would be impossible that the taxation whmb had been proposed could be carried oat. Sir Q Trevelyan, like any other experienced minister, we, of course acquainted with that inn axiom of finance, that before they proceeded to levy fresh taxes on the people, they • ought to attempt to reduce the expenditure. An HON. Mira here (at twenty minutes to 8) moved that the house be counted, there being at the time about nineteen members present. The glass was turned, and before the expiration of three minutes a rush of hoe. member from the lobbies quickly raised the number to above forty. Mr. viaffirrreaT hoped the right hon. baronet the Secretary of State for India would not resist the prying- • lion of these pagers, and if he did be (Mr. Vanoittart) would gladly support his ha* and gallant friend in hik ing the opinion of the house on the subject. Mr. BUCHANAN hoped that now thoubject of the Indian budget bed been introduced its policy would be as fully and freely dimmed in that house as its importance deserved. (Hear.) Sir C. WOOD thought it only fair and reasonable that the government should have an opportunity of considering the papers before they were intro- • doted to the house. He felt quite sa much as his hon. and gallant friend the necessity of ultimately pro ducing those papers, but there were other papers involving questions connected with the same subject which it would • be desirable to prodime, and he hoped that in a week or ten days they would be produced ; but he must add that the papers which bad been moved for, taken alone, would give • very inadequate view of the whole subject. Im. .remio netm ßLA ORZ ukv O z ALLEß .=ve r w 7. Igo PlNAidhtha i lug. rizvrrr gm MOORE'S AIIIITHALIAN LINE a mean 11111.—Mer MI MLONB DIM fdeliveriss at the wharf. • maw Wrier. re arrived from . e,. I ?err maw . re wellikater e , "I.THAMD4, Al beieriperto D.ltualwr r latter. M. J. TA AY, Comrade,. tMr t the 1i i not. Dora This flee alp Ire • tell poop. w •nant..tatits foe inapert.-I,er term of right or apple) to Mr. OTLY. with the omen, lormlrek re to Minn eM MOOS; 9, Itilliteraber asocaoit of Til Inas Du 'EUROPIIAN and COrtS/AL WIND oostrawir, ia, Janina, 5.w. The presseSses ot the above Company beg is announce thee lbasy baits welleowl thetr MAR of ?dam sag now offer theft gather the as beat& of the asw saaetateat. CM 111121MITION, 120, Pall-man..—The • =MAL ILUEISITIGIT et ricrust l is R et Miser Pdtaeb dad bail SOW 011111.—A0mbelon eseslogess OL— ON Irma 0 12•TAL VICTO ZIA (Itio 811ZERY. losoiloaco.) Nu woodcuts. Itaadurd ot 1111111112 D OLD POST. U. in the wood 27u outlaws. AOKI INA „ Itle.= WOI sad without acidity I. YINIDIT COGNAC lIIAADY (Pole or Brown; Ma. and it .TRE NATION3J uffliforx ROOMS, MZebus Ileemely Nebo de lfeekee), are OPEN MICKO lw DANCINO. Dom ogee at Isalf-pait 8, dowse 18 oiled. Aakinike - - to, one __--- ....yr so one rootion'every o tioninSura., . Fart GRANVILLE said. it e Jarrilylkir eee noble lord should get up after ei end siisa ihand tee motion. But they could not sup . r m r 4 t. e.nd.'hs to the noble lord, seeing the foe of thedioneeM i e. should not presirthe motion to • division. The Bishop of OXFORD said If he Was not'so fully con vinced that the noble lord, in brieginglerverd this motion, had no other view but the welfare of the church of which he was • member, be, kbew not that at tliietlnti of the debate he should have troubled their lordships with any remark. He appealed to the noble lord, fpsthe,saire of the rof the church, ease much that-he Would not divide heum, for he lugged .. that he would divide house, but that he vrouhl not, if the opinion if the house were prpoopnoed in the way he Wend it would be—that he would not again and Mob ffeatieggr the peace of the church b 7 stirring this quelicee. The stirring of a question of this kind was by no mites an innocent thing. The noble lord had left an ion of absolute uncertainty on his innid as to whether • intended to touch the doctrinal status of the shurcb, or wltetber he only intended to abbreviate the prayers which he considered too long. He thought it, of the greatest moment that any one who stirred this Oestion should tell them distinctly whether he intended iss• alter the doctrinal status of the church. How were they:edge of what the noble lord meant They were to judge .it by than who pat him forward. The noble lord • he desired to ass each an alteration in their formulariedAironla Wee the plod body of the dissenters back to thg gime& His Lou. liked could not de*, one whit meridian *raid t? see those dieentem soda bathe church. He wee ffir iroin 'sprig that all the ilium el the separntion ,iria th e - Vi s. He halieledihat mach restod.with thienselege.. arse far from Nay* that all the piety and' tidiness of the nation was with them; he believed that much . Lf LTas with the dimities." made him the mare • to see their di ff eremps bailed, bit the more unwed/ hat he desired this Hee sere passionately did be dean.° that the church of Reekedshould nlaintain her own epostolic faith. The diet dangle wee to say that such a passage in the book was indifferent sad might or might not be left put. When they did that the nut step-w follow . ; they would hold truth itself to he indifferent, and having once done that, the downward pagan was begun, sod they might look to the protestant oestiseiniens throughout the continent to see how quickly and how surely was the declension that ensued. The Bishop of CASHEL remarked that if the address were agreed to, there was really no body competent to carry ant the proposed revision. The only body-omnipotent for seek a duty would be a convocation of the united ehurch of Rolland and Ireland, exprusaing the opinions of both clergy sad laity. Afters few winds in explanation from Lord Lerrill'Orc Lard /11111111_ sighed, het h es less of vier ties 111.• tiered bin eireentione wholly inaudible in the gallery. He eashmeed he had not received much encouragement from DEVITT mad MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE at PACKET SHIP.—Por LA r NCIPSTON Direct a re gular, trader , the spiesdid Aberth-r0 clipper, Mil of TAP.- MANIA, Al. nabob's. f tons. 4 A ill EL IT LIME. Gounender M le es Inotten Tins beautiful renal was WU by Menai W Hall and in. of Aberdeen, eigessely for the Linneedus trade, merle one or the fasten ships eat olf tbie Port of Landau 4.. bee spacious and elegant acceneeedeglon for thief and sensed cabin passengers —rot terms of ie.& ass pat amp appl3 to limn KEID and HAWLEY. Broadeirset-bnild lop or t. DEVIT end 9. Miter-street. SOUTH AVRICAN POW, SHIRRY, 3c llk. mai ft.. na arm likedesell lib coirlr , • Batiks mad wawa Irladal, sad sh Odin emu ON sas maws" mean la embuld er aisa_Rdat gm am mg& cation. Tem WIILL&M szwyrrnico. mew. itoOILS, Grsst Wladokill-street, to AO isuismoso.— N iria= "l B . G la dis wiry vIS UGG. Yogi& Law" ehe BOW" Opeastio'sisig. AGGIG."I6. THE LONDON PAVILION, Tichbornasto;pt, —llea wawa to opied a plaguing smile& a to Os lI I = L IPAVIIZOI, Am* rooms le Liefte;ind the boa 01INCIRT. Abatis& iskedinsitt UAW ii— •ow Mk" Ms Gawks. &a A LLSOPPB PALL AUL —lresses: FIND. LATE MAMIE. TODD, sod C. al the bog P lo ammo VW they are wit myna lo op* ALLTOPFS ALE Ais. finest aalr i , a t s. a Malin lei MAN a Osbleas imam sot soder litailawbridge hallway Staitaa solaaash Teakry4lieht. TIEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ 11 F of PACK= —Foe POST PHILLIP Yew 1.4 at the BetirraS-Prr a regret trade_ , hr Jest tram the r...1 , ,ay la fig ear . the spleadhl BrltlaNsilt allggereldp IN PEN NITY, Al. register 741 lees Wog Lades Disks. I hi. vessel k erpreasly herd for the trade. male oar of the bred mien not of the port of Loudon . dr hes a dalsedid peep, sod good scoommodatioas toe cable_ paste, Yoe freight ..r parses apply to DI9ITT sad MOOR& 9,911111 a, street. SALT and _ EAST INDIA PALI and 3111 TON ALM 1111XWILIS, Bartonos-Ths. ROAM kia=wawart. 111,1kewsetwaL am Oviii wry IlbablfiesL OADTION.—WAT'HIIIRSTON and BROOD= socomond We plebeian twee the Cent Odd stated on. the tavolee—" Mae Gold mil Per GOV se applied te lownawl. A deletion. WATWWWW sad hi.OODZYB COLD dl MMus steasieeluntel by Sera, are sold upon thle=tet the weffenktelowanf Masuatetory. to Orteatotrim W.C. Amp node W taste u 'W abil jewenery tot sad b. sock—Jr.ll estabbahlaent doer at a sa ilaier/ips at L N= LONDON to SYDNEY Direct, MONTHLY ... E . %tot BLACK BALL AUSIZALLAN ez DOTAL NAIL .7...... - 12. N.& SAL? soll Ws Misr. be . .Sd lB6 a drum haus Is suipsl Osilasis is= Sled TM be =PAM bY ibmh MPS% se HI and BAZIN'S DESPATCH BOX CASIK In Basis sad Kamm isalaser, ars main is twenty different forms sad GINO, titled with rid imam& sad Chubb leeks also others at s cheaper very datato SW. Portable Writing limb Cass*, Courier BagA Pte-Nic Onus Wicker I Ilatbsta, Sporting knives, WI,. sad Spirit nob, le.-111, Re pntstreet, W., and 4, Leaggaballi.strest, B.C. rAc4t.. - ffe icelio.lnit swivelled Capper Ilit i ll a be stove Um 11l be despekhrd paseleelly ban Os easehleg rod. WI 91.11 each ma& Mans prwrisadrM. P ICIJI ACT AMENDMENT BILL. committee. PP LITURGY ANN CANON& Loa T mei to move 'in iiCoolice : " Ilhei lim einainact this gesso IfIM *Mew Ile plie imo i E Moab , drew ddivine =and this silos mg toodwries =tea . to be awl inhierent wit ollseehin i l g oo l Uowle= "111111r il i ti wn b t r isi itr o dzen ximis esery end iiretent desk Ain& idleteike " ruld iss ill =d lla th= w b r i le he lad welt *we of willse shooM from Vim to *to sidhar ar t ; mid whereon the meow is to be rwiewed cad made more wallah the date ad the Ohne ; and whams it is de• amble, up kg as aryttm; tesemens sfl enneeseessy terrine to • wise of the a e d ia the mins, o e f t a i srovallip That an Una - be peamated to her ,pssyies We Majesty to be to oppold • W pre = e'illittliteo and anutints hi the amen swi and te c esesider i ad= er ot sil hor to nia lla rterl i tl 7 l i?Cr judgment nog . mei: wader to the i anis awe • ineolicsedL" il_d i 4 ta t in al_ is tr tiiebtx== Stamm': Ca&norm &awe Osseo aid *ma of a• IMO ad of liarbaskr 1.01111 WS 1.810 1.00 1.161 LIN IWOna To /W. Ku 10 Jane 10 July 10 Aug. 10 o.p. 10 Nem 10 THE BEST and CHEAPEST TEAS and COMM In WOUND are at ell three to be obtainer el MULLIN Oe., Tea Marikestea S. Slag Wllleraelort. aer. Geed dame rierel Orme' T. IL IBC fa la, fa. fa 4111, ear ; riga Ilesdesse red ea Yea end eelleete the vase of fla ant eentere bee te ear railway *Mks or sob. Wm an Wad. A frbee_Wreatfera ay.. at mann phsm an pods confros fan vosoisepS nibs ss Cad. WEDDING sad BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. . RODA/G , twits; stAantles to Ms tri liA MOE of TRAVELLING TRAVELLING DIRosMS " MOP Cams, Jewel LAOS' ELI.1 r , I sad AGE Work BAGS t ei • JoDurv AL mOIJITIDILIVILOPICiaIIik B ma =um is *she; Soinl= asi lis NEW PATENT ULF o rs of ELESIARCEIE awl X ATION. Ise wises Is issisisis Ts AS EREIRT RODRIGUES L Pliaidab Imams Ilisis SarbillisalwerA. rAise - um 11Thismii alp et GA Um bomb seard • wooliiilars= mil Sit Per Ike fur psisimpr• ••• r i r stnort. Lodes. MART FRUITS and PRIINIMM, 10s. pc. .1. roe; Tr goers rid riokba c ;Oo si gora . /ow lark* Morralada Ha dors ; mad (HMI Inas' bulls sad Par Orr, Orr sad Toraidro ir maa ltrod sad lnorralg Saissam Ilissilia• groaboarg Dark ise rr. Mr. Tr rl abellii Otromood to orisr. .1. good b. o4a pa —4l 1111.1111, 117, largarreol, war et Trefolgega IL Jorroagrao, VISLAND Moot (with inane v bw'inilr=ha IsrzicAaritriTTl, i, ivy iousWirr, suipsurit ied asurFed. Carder: leadirs LIMB espeunis TIOCILS PailatEßY. —The ex virile nallr ramise- Now Ahicao Me Witten' tmewit. orr Club. *c aro tLo 'Whieeeble for We ainal.-1. 2JYYICL, perfumer to her 1411aiesiq aad priveepei purveyor et the Queen of Spain. To be t 5 . 1.4 krand . City breach, te, Core, 11, Soelevard deo Itallens, Park Tdiderrartraaeh, a ebb k Wakes, Madrid. sesommialila • ks 67 - -ANITID - 5A 1 ....N0T10N d 1111KOVAL. isms is endow warmit_,_ l 6 Tim belosisirmlkeraßip 2161 = 8 .1. 0 = 6 • indeaw W. be WM se Wesson raiz a s is bi,ga i%M miels= doors west d lisnevw4epare. MI NEM IRMO Oolong SYKS - E4 said after what had been by the t it bon. baronet be would not press for the p a rtduction of , Mr. 7.124WA1RD wished to know when the question of the aflame of India might be rally diamused. Bbr O. WOOD said that as seen as the' amanita wane tihey arsubt he laid before the house ; but it was im possible for him then to name any day for the db. The motion was then withdrawn. TSUIISON sad 014 6, WEEKLY BMX CATION to YSW yolus.-1%. • Vor WPM alit MUMMA MAX SHIP 00)1lit blend despatching tact tall ',moped bas Owen Steemehips, calling at Skerasiown "n lik.grMld FOR !Mit TOLL EDI .1 ILII• ROL tM day, Mq a. 1:1.A.14:41W, Wads. alai, May It ITV Ot BALTIMOItt linikesday. May Celia purge 15, 17. min grim ateieding So Ihearamae. &Ike yl lt °mud palmy, alma, biadiag ai goeslainas l'amkpon ke Oork ad Os Woolen Miss lisaitad zm ax ashudmass Wilsey prelein 24 1 lad mAcar ej . O tiamiw illiPd= ty Lsonipead; et k 1 I rAit E I v . . tagsVitsi antta ll uthe complinkr . and the Mesa Ma = B6.cais" and nt p is urt;:lna action ' on th. q .v. *grla ; aliestss freaks, Isek spot& dlnoloratlnn, and ether antsnagis viginlissi. nodal Ils skin sett, talr, sad bleatial. It eirtionea sal gig* or * dim an the al*, neaslgsr 'riga vsliersnes to midi red sassegr gr Intense solar lasst, sad is milvinift In 11. rags* Iran Ilie astiry climes or India le M. from v elle Orr, Peke as. St and 5.. 61. par batik egaliss.—llat gorge " Asia it Raynor • Sr. as I* armee* sash sMa, sod their signature, 'A. Rowland sad Oa* Is rod Ink as awn Sold at 10, Hatton•garden, Lon don ; ant by eitswilds awl pirgonses. 111.111mckyip 81.3011101 ATITi& CAI% 306. the beam, bat yet in reeking the motion h;liitillaken his sae heat the chumps of certain bishops and archdeacons. The pelt majority of the clergy of the church of England, be believed, wee in favour of revision. (" No, no," from the right rev. boa.) He thought he was justified in thawing that amehmket from the result of the declaration which had hem mat to 'lvry clergyman in the cavalry. A right rev. =htheel said that the church was rooted in the atm .Ye people ; but was that so? (" Hear, hear," from the bench of bishops.) Looking to the amount of dis sent ia the country, he certainly thought that assertion ought to be taken with some qualillastion. lie hud done We beet to bring the whole question before their lordshim and nothing be had heard during the dismission had altered the opinions which he entertained. The resolution was then put from the woolsack and nega tived without a division. Their lordships adjourned at 20 minutes oiler nine o'clock. RMOSES and FlZiii be e xtate Cat their paw paradooe tee RNLI NO 8111lItita ananod any of Wok UlaurMuria at weU fn attest as In variety. They hey. priemelpal waszkrts both at bone and abroad for Itr beet and Inman maanufacttuon and hay. sioniadod In and an aaeortneant of goods ma baa never Woes bees c el under one roof in tide or any other country. noir ItinPOICZ TAILOZINO DIEPARTIONTS have boon napplied with an nadinnyarbsty of thy cholera nod met corder Mirka STOCK-JOBBING BILL. Mr. BOVILL moved the second reading of the Stock jobbing Bill. His object was to legalise bong fide transac tbns the Stock Exchange, while the bill of the govern. ment adopted the objectionable principle of legalising the gambling transactions, the most pernicious and dangerous system of gaming in existence. He Wed the house to en courage real bulimia proceedings rather than adessionilising spirit of speculation. Mr. COLLIER moved, as an amendment, that the bill be read a second time that day six mouths, demanding that the bill of Sir J. Barnard, now long obsolete, and which had never been In force, should be fully and entirely repealed. All purely gambling transactions would still remain illegal. Sir J. Bernard's act, even as it stood, did not apply to transactions in railways and foreign funds, so that it was as incomplete as it was uselem. Mr. BOVILL made some remarks in reply, after which the motion was negatived without a division. N.WICZ —nap =I at Oft WeWm. am NW ad word alml houstward Is bed sod issel•• XIX& ltkrrigii mod 0 ABCIRIOAR ROYAL .11LX MAIL MAN WM • %IL between LIVIZPOOL IP r IE W TWOrdba il b. " 1•••• W 11ZRICOL red 110170 N, Os Ilesewe NALI/112 So Mod esselw paimews srl • sons 6•11•0•6 et Wier mei ••• uppelOsol to Limped 4WD. XZW TOWN 111•4 ertimeir. may It o=3 raimgoa Xemil• ho Num sod tiorloo. to be M Now Tart •• Wool lb. [mask Their IILADT•MADE CLOTHING STOCK la la over met aad they restate to amy th f ir domes aladat dam mtaterlat &.4 woriumamah Salteralmsam Yd olt hi da amequallad, It the mairopallm d o s' ema oare has base bododed as the 1106111 T, HAT art CAP, ad VOGT ad WON DIMAJITNIENTB, whit& bare beam tarminhod wHA as su*u mew Moil at Imehlooable sad temseer. We woe at rash prima ma snide the proprietors to der Yak 1 117-7. 7 lMi li alrc s ao tato thin opportnetty of meow log dot dew bind OWN; Ord anolootars the tan =St of tag Wreaks ed Ihe linty ea Ms. anew de. & MOM ad NON. Comae ot lesarles aid Allatte, aad °mar al NewftS ".l 44 P e k. ll ? l 1146 1 4 ._ . ODLOURED =GRAVING of kr. /41118- va 111111LDI PLAN for the RTIT GARD= et the HORTI. CULTURAL NOCINTY will be riven in the GARDENERB' CHRONIC= al SATURDAY, May IR price 34., or tree by post ed.—Order of say aswewrader, or ot Mr. Matthews. Gardeners' Chronicle Mar, 41. Weellegionstreet, Covent-garden, Lon don, W .C. MR. NESPIRLDS PLAN of the NEW OAkURN of the HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY, printed to colours, will be glue la the GARDEN LBW CHRONICLR of SATURDAY, May I.l.—Hadie sad Soria Coresstryetreet, Lan des, W,C , will supply copies by post ou receipt of six postage stamps HOUSE OF OOMMONB.-=hrilIDAT, MAT 8. The &stun took the chair at four o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. _ _ MUM iitt MI TO= libssi o rmtsi. Nag IL Paws mem sloomits simi vitalism stess likiesm IMO ma stesaisa se lewd t—T• Battu ~4 lksiesa. rid Wee. el I; eissed aille44l. Ts M.. 1.414 did stels . SIC mai MIL $s Saks balm see Niro Yob AS pie tissi $ Ism %mill iamb sesi me wpm& late ar• ,ssamisilas bist is imaimd mm Tim il eMr per larr—Pa mane if ear Wieserelia wig I • J. I L leo* iallismisitss* Imam . Cm* lime ant K i rs e iLits b isms. Perts O. end J. liens, ibribaravilvask : I awl s' Wlvtur. Asa: es rel C. Iller. it atm stmt. Limiest. Weediiiiii;: ar.11.;1;;;d 7 11; M.M. L SOY wish It to be particulates Owl, Met 11 asy le sit ipperreg of it will be oedemas& Olt MC nifillnid. Mama hoelleiee. lei br Wee sod =er enioiaing "The 0107111 et es logreemit lora el islueleg , '.. with rain kr felieweemmest. net Net ef Inn% way be yetis ea erg& /As^ ee peg tree. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.—Mr. TIRLD'A PLAN of the NMI HORTICULTURAL OAR, DRN.—A Calmed lisgravlag of Mr. Neslield's Plan for the New Gorden at will begins with the OA RDENERfr CHRONICLI of 11-411 rest Brothers, Forte-street, C , will be happy le Garbs by poet on receipt of six postage ramps The Lords' am;adMent;i7milialadon Corporation and B° Improvement Bill were read and agreed to. T r Zilorth-Eaatern Railway (Extension of Time, &c.) Bill was read a third time, and passed. RIFLED ARMS. On the motion of Captain Jravin, the order of March 14 for promoting an address an this aubject wee diecharged. NOTICES OF M_ lONS. T" " INDISP E NSABLE " SUIT, node to 'ark= *alms sal patiams, and perttsairly gar Simile Smelling and buntings. This Is *honabeam mot mmfortable sad gosniew rug OA frpielerroaTied. Palm bap tile. TIMNNW LONDON REVIEW of Politics, lAtersisre, Art, aM Society, conducted by CHARM! mime'', LLD., will APPEAR EVERY SATI'ItDAY MORN. 110. Tits eats at publication, with other particular., will be Mier* samoimesd. All communications tor the Editor or =l;lle .ci tie . übleamml to the Milos, 11, Southamptonatreet, Tae DlPLOY;l4o4s4;ars.jitii.fieetOmove on Tues day the Yid instant for returns relating to the diplomatic and consular corps ; and also for a list of all public offi cers receiving salaries or pensions above 1001. per annum. COMM Elmo urru —Sir J. TIIILAMItY to move that clay fortnight for leave to introduce a bill on this subject. THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT. WWI beim LIVZIE 91" MC. be Or Maxie Dew 141111sassara. )0L to AMERICA Tit Own elemide Omps• OIL TO 4111911111 C. IWO OMNI No ft Ilishmirs. a havir. , Dews. Quebec, Illiabeel. W- M asoordiag bars. and Ile all per% al ClimilN i e ti MD be bid M sal ragrillbreir, be ;liked el IL lei= ;re /Of f Nouse et llisedem era Mg" awl seiner et Jim Osbribelsed mai JimieforL vial Lr Ao.o4loomb:I/W11. Non Sail" lin . !Conk Aseettess. Pomp Tot, Noto. sod IWa. 811 Oa sad alba. To Poo SA and SS = . lorueoloro nisag " Im t arnriposL wit t• SYDZICHAM TROI7II/13.11, 1?. &L , the nerrand nine al isonmonlid Inselisio.r tke nitoleint briy diesasini al Sin anivallain Ur O. resa of nrais• inniorins= l l l. incon gtrt lu b = a t AIL Ononisa Conk Us. Mill !Mine, Jett poblbihed, rim 2a_, lo peel 118 Amp. ABILITY IRRITABIL= (Metal and P2yaleel), Wooed by Bpermitonirs : Ode Ilse* sad laicise! Tradamet. Ity T. R. Irnonai, trim Pooarive lentoredirent Provident le. etttutlee, . _ Biz F. LILLY eked the Chief Commissioner of Works, whether he had received the report of Sir Roderick I(ll74thiSCS end Predemor Faraday on the processes for pre. eervfeg the external stoaswolie of the houses of parliament, end whether be by any abjection to lay the same before the bowie, together with copses of the instructions or minutes of reference to those gentlemen. and any corre spondent*, not already before the house, which had passed between the Bawd of Works and the respective patentees, the referees, or Sir Charlie Barry. Mr. COW' Pita had received the report, but bedid not feel himself at liberty to lay it an the table. It was a document intended not for publicity but for his private guidance ; and he should of enures be prepared to assume the responsibility of any course of action winch he might take in consequence of having received the opinion of the gentleman in question. He should have great pleasure in laying on the table the correspondence referral to by the hon. and learned gen. Mennen. . . S UNSHINE wad ahowan—on res•teatua, at ttrr, r we-Meeb— irlsrite: bettratellyarsbei ALPACA PAUMIN 0 Ar et ==tl sad rape, et I. mad tie ed.-111rie by lift Ireser-Itill. Tomas : Frilll the MOW, IS, Usydrrortme, W.C. QTR.% M to ROTTERDAM and tie MIRE— Th. %Annabelle Mom Awl • imnaPlin MW *ram Alp MATAVIIL rapinim V. IWITI, Issim Mee tt.l. tar benkh Ana Yorenps Maim Wind. Waffia_k•Wrlkadai,_ morning m 11 1111. 1te.814 ban Impolor isommemws war rs -For traialit penmen La, iappip T E Me I a=sl Rnput-drvegx, w.: sr W GRA%lea, amll 1•1111.L11.1.4. Agenai to the Nalasibrisalism• boat Company, it, Sand has. City, LC. Pico Nan, 800 morsar sox Oolur4rALL— Triberisy se=n e.. iedbeistall an deputation d . ameleting of badeenien, , elegy of Carsionit bed is Isterview with crTalmenrks, Clinibeidp berm, Pleendilly, on the sibleet of a proposed new Wrap he ler Coenwall, to be fans oat ef the - prenest dimes al hatter. The Earl of St 01111111111• bitrodoesd the end the Prime Milner wee oikeined r ar ts alu llarl of Devon, Yr. ICAPPWIOII, ILE, Mr. alesesior Yr. Kendall, M.P., Laid John Thiess the Nov. Timor her, N.A., inenenlient of St Clideriers Pis*" end other ntlemen. Kevin entered at ions* Ws SWAM. to sho the extent end growing hapoetanee of w Mame of &miter, the mem bers of the deputation urged that they had good ground for bdi y el tikin a te " v e: Y mid, ha g P t e h r e ad h;ad th s e oni c eTn i crs aetical m an, De mom than adequate to the endow ment of tide additional mo ; and they thought that until such property were available, the income for a see in Cora wall *On le provided from the surplus funds of episcopal property in the band, of the commismoners. They expressed their conviction that the residence of a bishop in Cornwall would materially advance the highest interest+ of the peo ple, and they therefore meet earnestly asked her Majesty's government at once to introduce a bill into parliament, at confirm to the recommendation of the Cathedral Commis sioners in 114158, empowering her Majesty to divide the pre seat see of Exeter, and to erect a bishopric in Cornwall so soon es a sufficient surplus shall be at the disposal of the Ecclesiastical rommuunonerc Lord Patraendoe said that if the EcclesiartMal Corionissionsee ircalleed their fonds in Q TDINHAN BOYS' PLAIN Burrs, 24. t. ; k 7 SAW raifteus bons Ift—Maik sail It fi UMW. 11101100111. 111. Ladoleilll IRELAND. —CHILP sad 1113LPILIr110178 WM IE. by OiRRAT WINTERY RAILWAY. lo WATER. Path soy .I.IIIC, by raptor Trains In MILFORD HAYRK, Awl rrful Imam Trrmletus at New ]llwl l rbr.l ions V am. sager, and LW. WWW tree I... Winston ton —Every 1 ...-sday enJ Satur.lty, by same twins. rues:—First elms. So. second, CM third. 1.40 &Anna tictots. ova.. Labia for coos uvoktit. Ars* tittsb Noon 1 . ao. IT T :: HAM DAILY 111GLI0111 COAT, 17a. 0.1 . sowed - Meltua. Nedra may by ILIUM leadwasbla Sir F. BELLY—WouId the right hon. gentleman also lay on the table the question which he had submitted to Sir R. Murchison and Professor Faraday ! E sd P R B.—By Letters Paned. MUM 110C-XLIN VMS ipselbslui as. lw W iskiiitra. nip Is allowed by d IN mad yollsmis le le As wan effective hurseilft le loess Wee beelssese et 1111ANUL. The ew of a need swimr able bwlnd to its Waste is here avoided . • suet bandage bile worn sewn We body. while the requisite rettStifiq pow is supplied by lbw MC-MAIN PAD sad PATENT LEVEE; mai with se orb saw and clueless. WI is .asset be Estesilsd. sad be went doges sleep. A dmorive encoder way be W. li Isms Isrwardsd pm* lbs eirsws• • al tie be n seed ft Wass below lie Ides Wag seat W e mbar, Mr. eIfRIJTL day. Aw 1312bassi Sirs in lbs Ism prin ciple. ind r welt spin Whoa Mr. OOWPER would do so. THE INDIAN INCOME•TAX. The ratan etatraery Mare Waterfor•l daily at &u).11.. and leave cork every 51../..7 sad tor Play nAtll pank Wars apply . at {Canna Railway Station or to and JACK6ON 36, vatavat, London. and 111.11.4 Mallon, Milford Haves.. --. . Lord 8.. CWIL asked the Secretary of State for India whethertt woe istendol to subject anytlndian securities held bill:ideate in Insland to income-tax in India as well as in land. • C. WOOD wax understood to reply in the affirmative. THE GRAVES AT sat , AsToroL. ... . Celi ADVAN(7ES MADK, withmit delay, by 1 , )!C DON IN V) ST ‘f ENT at PAN Y !hand , • fit Ale tr, t, ue.kp.tt of limed& NW of oak, or o4bor ifs M^. , l or unty. rrpay+l.lo by obey boolabarnts sa Jot CO, on all omoonto shore LS. e31.1141, 11 71r an 111e. k `hars 0 1 £lO sad ,113 rock Proopktros sad forms mai OM • ablAbotkos. CIORNS, BUNIONS, and DETECTIVE TOE via NAILS lITIACIND sad MUD is ow oahtute, wiibood l'a f iaZa ta la= Bedeatstoveet. b 7 Ms V preferred Tonna. L. ed. ..la kr. London W loslineedale from the Yard blindly, sliktmrae will& Leer ado a others. trona all of Siss I. the Mowing —Fronk ties t Bev. Se =Weep 111 Leedom Mr. Men .6111 hole of cured Nee versa es my bet without giving all loin.' —" Bert Alexander, N. IL hames'o.plece, her hand two terse toesslis and a corn extended from Ins feet by Mr. Bandsik and ANDRKW JAMLY BABY, Managing Director. MESSRS. THOMAS MILNER and SON, 474, Sfoontate•strect. City. utlunea.—\i the errenty of the Btu 4411‘ii e- • rr, •al prrafl.“ • lat.. on Inlt nit., one of your Min. GI• A I haw! In oat.. and %lab It “ottaltte.l all my toinutal books. y.I• In.' elnettmrnts. Admirlbly sloo,l its tr4t And lll.ltlooto.kof tls mg...et:tut • • .ntent• I lure t k lurhent or M •blVa Ito inform lon 00 a• au I M Dot • k thew utility %rt powers sew. an , ‘..ta.n rail he too •Wely V..n. •II IBA LD DLTFIX. 142, 1 rore.minet, City, L.n A,n. EX. 11141 Ilarek. 171111. DIOCA Y Ell llDaft MR ESICKLL'S twlebrate.l OSTEOPLASTIO &NAVEL—The sok stopping for Troffer and 13000,01 19. th Um& .111 set Meow .Iloolouro4 btrf Ynwt Tooth Nee-tees hr 30 .traip. ,orrrUorts eeekesed,.-814, 5, e et skeet. forks 'bike the Polyterbak BRECKNKLL'II SKIN SOAP, the best for pro .lovint • doer NJ be..dtby Ala . In le perket• of tsar lb t. .fitbs 7 —lsr, . knell. Tnnser. ist w lllt:l6 l.. Z 1 L . . , .-1.l to Ws y. neknufartarers of w.z. . , .1., . maupsafte. lallow t rtulks. Wier Se Prlse• Palm* ts , •I .41,.0tny. ask?. to all other yetret readies all kinds of 1.,,... i . . A I SAM sap, and In .Ire. tient, .reertealh d eed su 11. ni. Os. fie. —lkeelvv. 31. Ilsynearirt. I... Weir. by al ' 1.- 13 1 .10 Us.= r town and (vestry. Nit —llea leblet Ix • 1.1,ar. to stomped with ter ;LBW ut "BfWilfl•ll.` - 4imerve. 86. learet.atniet Quadourit. lILY IiFFIOACIOIIB aid MILD. Dr. DODITS 11l 1.1011 aid LIVID PILLS, eag ltere Ingreotheet. be do 'IMP* ee iligiewlim Lent. will be bend bonhomie to au Tie NOW leen Wines end liver easapinliele, Yiu.tlat4 wind, mums. ime whet : dine:new of die m i., Oa 1. YAWNS ear trait tbetr opokeV e a l at rile a rea=7 "l. l6.. as e s il sy remote diseseim awl aleemmaleal H. wbefil Neetreas by seset elsegblal‘ be boot la 144. tir la al. eaab. De sore to IA kr Pr. 11•5161 UN.. andl 14.. Mk The paler are It Min glom paftes. vide " Wflikeen lambed, Ilk JamweiveWameebeel ea Ilee peseamesa Amp. S. GAUT xmannsovoimuile. w„ eis itaikasa. T. CU LVICRIULL, MCA, LK, La A., .11 tese4os. can be eamdeal t•l4lsal4Ekwee_ "yea al made Nervene be re y = no. lame at , ty, Cauteri sat sad pelellebed. as Wipe ow ma Oblobel Week aletalad pounvn. 8 1•= 1 : 11 e• neldelell7 and DlA=llaa 73ts et Mos falrsgamilisi eramire tiarliiaberarae. lb be bad et Mem Ilk coma or as . as rs the way suggested be feared there might be some jealousy in the House of Commons, as there appeared to be a general desire that the surplus funds of the Ecclesiastical C,onunis stoners should be made applicable as far as possible to the augmentation of small livings throughout the country. Parentally, he should peel er that a general measure should he introdueed into t, as he was of opinion that in parliament consequence of t increase of the population and the clamed condition of the church, an extension as well as • redistribution of the episksmate had become necessary. She question was simply one of fund", and he did not know how fowls for such • purpose could be raised. If by voluntary contributions • sufficient sum could be raised for the endowment of the new bishopric of Cornwell be should have no objection. Her Majesty s government felt anxious on the question of the episcopate, and the information which had blial laid before him would have their beet attention, =would aboreover give every facility in their power amempiliehisig the object an view. Poer-rorews Kerman BANIES. —The Liverpool Member el 0011•1011101 have rewired to communicate with the amines ef the eV: i l l :tank with • view to support the ley Sr. of HaddenAeld, for the eats rZermitif sawing. links through the reet-efitoe) ia them there ate at present no WWII holm artigis Pants. Ova &muse Day. Vebankr, MAT fl.—Achnisi . dew ea payment, 2,odd ; ditto by mem WINK ISO; total visitors, 3,464 suss re. _ ...ig are voo wea mb eir i ltit%tete w= theinshwel ehrgymea imtaeised innowatioas 1416 bed caused - great samlid ebil l dimensions. The proves ha pespesed to miler the discs of the coundedan Mood be the ro e tie of the W the dierterring ei the win* service, the removal of the danumtery chum et lie Alhameien Creed, the vision o f of the hapthinal, Ina=and ordination services, ash the subecriptle tot The Archbishop r ef CANTIIIIgIiT said, ea their Mto to his nab friend's dims red her Milady to med. to th e eddress, and sem armon them to aim% surterorecommendations these rice tons mast he submitted, first to the upper and lower houses of canrocation, and then to the upper and lower houses of pediment before they got back, if ever they got back, again to the foot of the throne. He waked, then, was it worth while to expeee our religion to all the bitter discussions and dimes -1601211 which were sure to arise in such a succession of as middies ? and yet all that must be gene through before one iota of change could be effected in that which had been established by act of parliament, namely, the Book of Coa -1 ma Prater. (Hear, hear.) That was the principal reason why se large • body in the church had united" is dere- Ming the revision which the noble lord called for, whieh, after all, would be long in becoming fern many sinners and earnest minds. He admitted that there were many terms and expromions which might be benefited by change, and he should not tro u hro ber ashamed to take a lesson from his Americas , supposing the church in this orontry was In the same position as theirs held about eighty years ago, and that he had, so to weak, to begin the world again ; bat there would be manifest injustice in impoWg _the innova tion, in leveeing a new system on the lame Ito 4 sif drop who had a reverent attachment to the sib fanny end who would be reluctant to perform the service otherwise Ora es they kid always performed it. (Hear, boar.) Arm ea. these were questions which could not be detenalsied by leglekika. saa this feeling on the part of the clergy wee or el Orsa. (Cheers.) Lea LYTTILTON mild not vote with his noble frigid, hat se the miss time did not altogether differ frogs hi., Oa the contrary, to a certain extent he (Lord leliellse) went heartily with the object of the m asa. Bed his echle friend avoided doctrinal me teas, end had he more distinctly referred his motion S. swaesestias he (Lad Lytteltcm) should not have opposed it. The Bishop of LONDON wished to know what was the practical Weve mad what was the rased, The noble lord bad various things, and one was that the rubric pro essestee for certain dissensions, bet ha believed that it diil set do so. It was that variety of opinion as to doctrine whisk he told them ho did not wish to tooth. It was impossible he enadel the feelings of those who was (=AM by religiose quentions quite irrespective of the re brie. It was quite possible for any man who had stress opinions to manage them without violating the law. The noble lord believed he eonld put an end to such dissensions by revising the Prayer-book, but in hie opinion there wee only .me way to du so, sad that was by arming the proper authorities with power. (Hear, bear.) The noble lord said the buds/ service was a great cause of disseasiaL There seemed to be much misunderstanding in respest of this burial service ; and it might be well that he for me should state that he bought there was so power of which he was aware whereby • cls eras could be prosecuted fee altering the burial met" unless the bishop were a party to the proceedings. If, therefore, a clergymen wrote to the bishop of the dimes, and the bishop advised him as to whether he would stand by him, or whether, in his °nide", the service should in all cases be read, no prosecution meld be instituted against the clergyman if he acted upon the advice of the bishop. He would undertake to my that all these cases could be dealt with by the eery without without any alteration of the burial service. As to shortening the services, there was already a power to do that if they were too and some time ago it was thought tole • matter °lnmate% that the morning service should precede the consecration service, and where there or • great ember of communi cants the service wearied out the parties present. But is the case of theconsecration of the Bishop ofeelrotta, in perfect accordance with the canons and the rubric, the morale( prayer was shortened. That was as eromplilleatioa ef what could be done under the existing law. He did act believe that there was a strong feeling on the part of the middle classes that the morning marries was too long, sad any cleroman who shortened the service would be in defter of offennghiacongregation. Ithadteensotedthattliere should be an alteration is the Athasselen Greed, and that if the worth "shall be read," were Awned into "may be read," all difficulties would cease ; and it had been sug gested that it would he well to place this creed in the articles, and mot to use it as pert of the 11•11601 ; Met Owes questions were not now, especially to those who had base brought up as clergymen, sad most of them had settled them ascordieg le their ecesseleoce. The fact ma men enterteleed various opinions on sea matters, but than wore serials forms to which the members of the established alma owed much for the harmony which they aujmd, end that might he destroyed by tampering with Um harms. Objectiona had been taken as to the quietism of sabscriptiou, but he must observe that it would be difitedi to agree to any from of words, sad therefore they mast do the best they multi to get over their scruples. iney email set End any fenny of expression which would be agreed to by every sm. It was only fair in objecting to asses redo- Lord BLIRGIBIJCY asked the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, whether, in consequence of the remon etrance of her ilajway's government, any promise orseowity had been given by the Rumen government that the graves of the officers and men of the Britiaharmy who ware interred in the Crimea should be protected and held sacred in future ! Lord J. RUSSELL said that three despatches had been written, on the 31st of January, the 4th of February, sad the 24th of April, remonstrating with the Russian meat on the desecration of the English graves r e it Crimes. The Rumien government, in reply, promised that a full inquiry sheeld be made ; and they said that they every dada to preeirve those graves in the nerd manner. They ale mid that than wee some difieulty in doing en on aeseent el the graves lying scattered about ; and he (the noble lord) had been told that the bed on which the WWI belenged to Private persons, who were not amenableM the Russian goverment. Her Majesty's raiment" had dtreend the oonsulipenerel at Odom t c = • person in sisters 01 the British owneteries in the at el SILL v in order to take care of them. adaa 7Nift ri , TIREATHS) BEG ATI() 0 BIRTHS, hc. ( • Lord NAAS ware* for leave to bring in a bill to provide for the uniform mitigation of births, deaths, and marriages in Ireland. Mr. CARDWELL maid he was extremely glad to find that the noble lord took the rune interest in this gasoline which he did WINS las was in Aloe. The noble bird had the honour of being the ant press who had to remedy this peat want as regarded Ire and which was so neosesary a supplement to the decennial census. He (Mr. Cantwell)) entirely concurred in the great importance or this poposs4 and was extremely gird the noble lord bud oome forward with this bill. Leave wee than ghats to bring is flea. hill. PORTPATRICK AND DONAGHADIE HARBOURS. General UPTON moved fora select coninittee to inquire PAPER DUTIES REPEAL BILL. On the order of the day for resuming the adjourned debate on the third reading of this bill, Sir S. NORTHCOI'E rose to move an amendment 'of ' which he had given notice, as follows :—" That the present state of the finance; of the country render* it undesirable to proceed further with the repeal of the excise duties on . paper." He wished to keep clear of any expres sion of opunoa of kis own as to the policy or impollcy of repealing the paper duties, if they could be parted with ' i without njurioasly affecting our finance. All he contended • wee that the government were not at the present 'time a position with regard to finances, which would justify thoir parting with this mr at tax. At the time the butt was brought f they were told that the effect of the new treaty would be snob that there would really very soon be no occasion for us to maintain a 'large military expenjli tura He must say, looking at what had since taken - Arne —the state of feeling enge nd ered the distrust which had increased since that time of the probable position and con duct of the Emperor of the French—looking also at the dissatisfaction entertained by many of our merchants at the arrangenseata made on the, side of France with regandto the commercial treaty—he must ay he thought • the question albs treat y was to a considerable ettent, he . *rook not my destroyed, but at least very much weakened. Mr. M. GIBSON said that until the close of the hon. gentleman's speech he was at • loos to understand precisely! what he would have the government do. He believed, how ever, it was this—that they were not to maintain the per duty as a permanent source of taxation, &OM td ' Cold it in response until certain operations had been per formed on the income tax or some other speedos of direct taxation. He really thought this was anything but a pree ties! proposition to make to the house. If there was one course more objectionable than another it was to condemn • tax, and after avowing their intention of soon repealing - it, to refuse, when the opportunity presented itself, to carry out the views they had expressed. On a former occasion when the subject was under discus sion, a resolutiou was moved that the pouter duty should not be retained by parliament am a source of revenue, and a second was moved, empowering government to find a means for dispensing with it. The right hon. gentleman opposite refused the second but he voted for the first, and was willing that the subject should be taken into early consideration. Well, two years had cities ',hipped, and the present was • remarkable year, being that in which the Long Anuuities fell in. It had been re y urged that the opportunity should be taken to uce the duties on tea and sugar, or something of the kind. (Opposition cheers.) Why, then, had not that been proposed? Did hon. members opposite differ from the member for Stamford, who tame forward on behalf of the revenue? If they preferred • reduction of the tea and sugar duties, why not come forward with a proposition! How did they stand with regard to the paper duties! A bill had been brought forward, read a first and second time, and passed through committee, all the drawbacks had been arranged, and he maintained • that it we, contrary to all precedent thus to come forward with an amendment coo the third reading. Contracts had been entered into on the faith of the change, and all finan cial measures must be settled before July. Besides the present was an adjourned debate, and the hon. baronet might have come forward with his motion ten days ago. Were they then going to hang up a branch of industry in which ten millions of capital were sunk, contrary to the whole practice of parliament with respect to a tax-repealing bill! If they so hung it up until the hon. member for Stamford had got his scheme of direct taxation ready, and until he was able to under stand the army estimates, why then he (Mr. Gibson) must say they would not be acting with common justice to the public Mr. L BALL bad objections to this bill, because he believed it would operate most unjustly against those who would have to pay the extra income tax. It would imperil one of the largest trades in the country, and thus inter fere with the employment of labour, and one of their first considerations should he to take care that employment s akiadb h 9 o .h ul o d umul b e de that day f s o u nn ppo d ri for their th own .wu la u toe s ur t th. ra. t the For bil th l es: e rea rt zn a s six months. (Hear, hear.) • Mr. PULLER traded that the house would agree to