The Express. — London, England, 1855-07-18 00:00:00

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These patties are Eoglaod, Prato, and Turkey, cat the one Mad; Lurie, so far r she bad erred tato any assessments, sad Russia oa the other. With maid to the protest of width the boo. member /rake, I bar mot beard of it. did not think it eensiAsat tea give this question an abeo:ute Cori(Cheese) The 'Meth et bis boa. sod gallant who had 0b. , • rime quakes walla ea rise to pest out of doers. (Hear, hag.) He irefelways behead that inquiry was uswise, foe he ear the a ii, anal seeeir if the objeetices whisb he bed to iteitgareitfee to the appointment, so he *es had bee. onfinned by the suers astir the eantaittee. They had rigidly abettheed gee eatertalaing poirosal inquirias; bat that thy thalami, had, by their owe, avowal, led to an lesnaplete larafry. (Bear, hear.) thee wage from the NMI hei bees referred to by the boa. .umber ler Lid dohniamtar,, bat there woe maother passage in the report erbimb ebeired that, even fa the opiaisa the soanthese, the isakoiry, se it new steed, was mayhem bet satiefaeary to those who had made the report. He hoe. end galas% friend bad quoted aniateatisesity a passage reforests to the troops seat originally to the Crimea, bat he bed. in feet, dealt Nay with those which had been sent from England. Thee then was a pelage which stated that the great evil. width had escorted eadd be teased flat to the ethsala fatigue of the British trop.; that fatigue hawing .rhea from the iasulleieney of the number of troops se the task assigned to Did the sanaiittee hesitate to inquire tato teat mutes t (Hear, bear.) They said 'aeon troops were part of the allied forces and that the task to be undertaken depended on military eseskisra tines, whisk wen &leaded tta is smart with der allies ; and abet thecorasittee regretted that OW nutter was be pled as halts of thole 'ovary. He had the blithest opinion of the ir.adour aid love of truth which destine THE MISSION TO VIENNA. Mr. DISRAELI wished to ask whether the &obis kid (rasa-see) would have as, **Otos to pleat epos the table a eopy of the itstrastiase gives to the mottle lord the maim for the City, whoa ho west es piesipetsatiary to Vises& ? Lord P . —II will mayor the question to servevr. I apprehend it le sot snug to give espies of web iautrr♦etioae. MR.ROZBUCH'B MOTION.-THE ARMY BEFORE Mr. Ronny= preeessind too pathless, hem Oxford mad flan Banbury, in favour of the woman *dell he was Shoat to bring forward that evening. Mr. BOBBUCi then sawed the &nowise reseintbas : " That this house, deeply lamestiegtae safferLugs of our army duriog the winter campaign is the Cu..., and oda. tiding with the resolution of their committee, that the oar duet of the administration was the first sad ehief sues of the calamities which hail that army, do hereby visit with severe reprehensive every monists of that cabinet whose counsels lei to so" disastross ris• Zits." I us told, Ise said, that this committee bee dose its w.ak, sad that we Imes got rid of all the actuate of the admiclitration that were ailehismour. That shealsiseall perfume. J. Owlet Patter, . . L . ( M N IA.. J. Alfred Chowse, E•q. Laved in. Osage atm laq. &item* Fatles. W. INUNses Cooper. Esq. MIO Ittimirtr. Bal. Jams Mew dor Douglas, Fast MeplittidWesed. &a. awl" " a tm Yr. 111" r= iltk II". Preeast—lll Irspeletese. Its Itr= g ot the sherdiroma raft in wastiag, sad sates , sasrlethe The Direst= lam to le/I= l A drattritees the Mesa £ IStmelaleset. trhash shwa ilittler mow di Ile Ambles pmedies ter led &WM ilehlr. the aft= Ile leek ter ibe peer wain M S Am. VIA swim{ Is Ml.* Os.• IL _ • &Mead st the rate et ST per eat. per mom tar the bet.perr rain Stet Diembar, ISM. hat bass 7 -4 sod Seamless Yee eafr to 41 ine a dmdesd N. the peas waft 1111 r task rill Oa Elm Ms. TIM a honest pa lOU slestirt semi tsar N. Norm SW par selia.ltas lant lasse4as. mph( me apalfted sot beer" is• Amiss for rebate as swot ki ewe tat esisela • bins et £5,141 ills. N.. to be serrted is the mem Md. INNlllif dot hoe to 4111.4113 N. la Gsimikerie with the peterlime Mat as Dist el etialsosel. the latmowletrecr e e. —l/Ismai li Vd eas euthes Um- Pe. Nee tem ellesoldisestise Mimi =6emltstue Wlelvesith. Pea, ellar thsaseless es tar reelastke ; sod ele lest." ILF.. who Is a =ta WON. Preprtater. slaws WWI um midterm ter the awl ' 00.1111110 AL BANK OF LONDON. lesallibmaer To Sers Jess. 1533. OM. a cs Samelbell. t 1,1011,2011. up 2124 Weis/ Is grearissi somilliis— 01.192 13 3 du te es anslmees se dr book angel aim vemasataliscledied dislike- Maills. Woos anz, owl sal Argo sai in neat NMI 0 I A1.,719,1611 17 6 Orb la bark germisat merit las, labs reds, dierarr, ........ £1,7 3,1143 17 • - Dot UMW at the eats all ST par teat. par mama, fat Nn MU-par Wing Slat lassakt,lo34, already CIO.IOO 0 0 at the rate of 17 pm mt. par w... tot + oif-pear aiding Slab Jam. 111$ .. ....... lllOOO 0 0 allpar stet pat wawa IWO 0 0 .11104111111111111 i Illia nada Me gnat ad bat sew arm* OW 3 4 Waage laariati to Ur paramlaa MA main that Toad MASS Oa. 1.343 la II £114,140 0 1 TO PRIV ATI MMUS, T. = _ __Ct9WLAINI MALE ttB, umt TA 311. ! J OHN HIIUD will NELL by AUCTION, w the Prelims. lle. timi YIN r MEV a OM sat TO•MO 44 j at 1 112 IL OM linded.Wod Ziia et AN ssedser. art asdam Im all aft , asam Usikrase ana the V im Ms erl artsvis et at dr Val.:- swim. dmigesmi sod E . aisl a grar_ z _garea 41 1= 2111' ' Bl 2 FA"":1t = % S busier caderviss wi 121:6 aramiligi of brews am as% Mom de s Ismer awl Pam groor iso to do s mad err ; soma it As W ararat. ...s -Er -- - 1 7.," e s ,tca aibuslas Is le Ms la Own stock almilliiiiii ass will WWI aismimis et Orme pur r:2oS%* wo wed. le . loft me ummlet.ad . as " ZITIT:AtitiNS4I2 '''o....=: NM. Oiiimpilakceid lb& lam very far hose billowiest. (A Isaiah.) It is aho said, "Ara sot Aberdare, sad Niessatli, sad Herbert, and Gladstone sot, and what more eats yoe ':pest or do you want ? Do you want to ewe everybody pasishard ?" I say, yes, every ass who has been proved guilty. (Cheers.) I think it vary unfelt that those who conduetsd the war, and who--persait me to say, 'peeking in so spirit of press option, of the Duke of Newcastle, who was shade the scapegoat and driven Into the wildesare, tots", On his buck the was or the _ _. Zinioistration—workedie the hest of their ability, that they alone should suffer. (Hear.) The dabs was always at his poet sod paid every munition to the boomer of Ragland and welfare of oar army It Is not, then, stifacieat to throw the blame as him, and to mane his marmoset $ sat /Meat holocaust to the anger of R nista. (Hear, hear.) I may say thivilUSll of the right hos. member for Wilts, than whom so man maid be more latest on the performaac • of his duty. Ido not mesa to say that he never did wrong ; but there is a great dhtinetion lola/eon aim and those members who wholly Legisoted-their duty. (Hear, hear.) The right has. g• lab First Lard of the Admisalty, may have made mama mistakes is building these huge ship, when he might have built uterine batteries of small vessels, bat still there was about him an energy, sad admire to do his duty, which I do not thick wave maw fest.ia say other anthem of the ad misistratita. Theodore that Ilion yearns should have boss aloae punished is to me as satisfaation. lam glad when any man who has tone wrong is punished. bat,that Is met enough ; 1 want all who have done wrong to be pissed is the sea predict most. I may be mug la that wish, hat still I hope it is one that this home will comply with. (losegtiter.) As I said before tail es so great a subject es to require strength ter layoad sine to support it properly. I feel say legs tottering wider and lam buoyed up only by the grea.ness of the oreasioti. This feeble body is borne up by the indignsat spirit thatiswithio me. (Cheers.) I have swan a geoid assay -el molting away la sonsequetios of the smors sad so of the administer tioa, and I have men the guilty pumas mem bask sodas wholly unscathed by public opinisa or titit vote et this boas*. That they have done semi. is I Mak perky magnified, and if my swam muss their dissobial. it will be to me a meatier of imblemaiss. All I wish bet is jostles • all I desire is th at we Wadi sot be again is the posidoi of msa who call oheir countrymen to go abroad 1 to ilabt their blabs, and toe by oar supineness thOmi destruction. (Hear, bear) Having spas= W inability, tbe hoe. cad leaned mamba/ sou , by movie. lii resoistioa. GemeralPßßLsaid he gave fell mai Mw is... sad learned gentleman fur his desire to deal fairly, for the sa• siduity he had displayed, and for his ideset mow i lia giving practical iffiest to the inquiry ; bat if be anitied the presort motion, the result wind. be sanely Mead avian of sensors upon man who, for the moat part, hail &Moly left nose. What praotical advantage eoald follow Etas that? He thought, ander all the circumstances, this wind thing' the house maid do was to adopt his proposition of the previous questioc, sad, instead of looking bath to the pest, resolve with nailed effort to carry ma the war with that vigoor withal should briar It to a asessadal issue. (Chews.) He concluded by moviag the previous queitioa. Lord R. CECIL moonded the asseadment, and remarked spas the laconsisteacy of the hoe. so; kayoed abeamr sailing epos the house to peas as esamptimial essays* upon aisa whom I. his speed' be bad held up as the model' of sttooneesehip. Mr. B. ADAIR observed that he had been laformod by the Speaker that it would sot he sompetest for his to move the anteadmost which be, is as iadopendeat as. ber, had thought it right to plea apes the paper. Mr. Cos.:illy and Kr. Maguire ruifeatiod fir. Roebuck's resolution. Mr. Lowe, tbo Margate of Granby, Mr. J. 111. Phallism*, Be J. Weigh, sad Lord, Seymesr, apposed it. Mr. GORDON said he was set able to warm with asy of the three modem before the bosom He matataisog that the Ma. sad Merited member bad shows so matiosh news tot hie seadessatioa of a goverasamt width no longer missed, mad of moo who had growa trey is • header, sad is the maths genies. (Chase.) Nothing could justily the vete bat the sthaimoss opiates of the tionualitee, and may ono know that the report wee *sly adopted by the coming vote of the ebeinnon. few of the emoneittet would thick it who be go book and mama those mambo"' of the geWersument who bedsore rearm into private life. The ism at hod boss shamed with asilemaking M "sped& without the mailer kaowledge. If 00, it was wroag top them; sad temeg, it was ia• politic. (Hoak, hear.) He dallied that the litte gometmeat were to be oonsidered as misty reopessible for • the ospedi- Mon. It tuadiatmstiatteken aka% but la majanctios with our allies. (Hear.) And those who had opposed the espedition had lame theremerieed _try out ally ea thorns who Mimed assists." (Him. Ifear.) Os sash a gram qua.. Ws as sit ebe meld sot est side Mee motion by Mosta' that of General Peel; he tbeight that they ought to vote for or agleam% the erigisa/ ante. when hundreds of PeePle ware *BOWS r UMry h gout as object, partial fai lure frost the sepia of betel them might sot be attribs. Math to the geMeomemA They might have bees obliged to employ many whom ,they did not kaow whether they "mild timst ; and tt woo impeadble that the goverestest weld is- M p lea sa the shmealor a all whim they employed. Thou, that the late goveramest had received varyto 01' the imam is tits Crimea sad whits they did imellim times MIMI' limy hod dem ail is their peers' to vemMy theelritilthemminithiehai sac before them e **lease of sting impeeleolt memos whew they sught pghe.saamised,sadd es Ibellassisat se wdl se the want of Me whihe motios. = l / 4464 -111. ber villim a i r ill ssoly somesoseti is s ay vote et eilleses OA he paned is the late prouder, he awls •ioloagehist die nodes that bad ben pregaseL our J. GRAHAM .aid that he had waited *Mil the last Mimeo; is all aspestetioa that some unbar Me Ma goveraimot—(eppositios .beset)—weolg have time ID ibilmate the ibsees whisk they Wooded to posse. He Isigiosil that, wrosigieriag the late period of tie swim, sad tbe basins, that Mig remised to he ttowieined, it wee On the poblie go* and is awieriame with the desire of As bossy, the% the debate should does that maim.. (Hear, MM.) He had append the motion for paean this soar WIN% sad, weithe the hes. maim who had jelt at dews, he Wight that the seldom, brim." below that meamittes did sot embalm the notice et ohs his. and learned sionber beige Ida (Kr. Boehweb). Bat be should still. ups the whale, have thought it his duty, raorioratag bow intimately be hod bees esamotod with the swabars of tin 'sisal?* goweramst aatil • very resent period, set to have whoa. lowt to have waited with ' respeetiol Imitation to bear what souse they tbessit dt M purrite—(Mer, bass)—had be set Mt that his essibies wee is seem ellePette differ's% frees theirs. He hod opposed the appointaost of this somneittee ; sad be Itailresevered is hMi retistosee to that appolamerit whoa his oebie Mead at the had of the vestment sad kis anlisoinse bed arrived at as opposite etrielinies saa.bedieenseateit to the swab* mist of ihs oternalitee. Now, he h t. that the swan deretioa ot eireaustiowt 'lead in • diforemir desisisa ia(i sawn to be bias is russet to spit. H. holPhsff wits great pleasure mad eatiefectioa a "Moth of hia:ir o ‘k/has. friemtete Ist " lis side (M_ t ar) @some isseutilas atr•tdizso *ST She illWaisiss. VA the %slimes be had is osmosis. slitl tea We mush . %•.• • aoro.aool Wish d ..cooe bolo. TED KINGDOM LIFE ASSURANCE Mew mac% at ft the liinerien to 3 vols.. O ILT Nl commty, 1, Watedso.pfte% Taft" Lark*. MRS. MAS say Ito, aft ei ERLTS NEW NOVEL, cm, se. ran of k ANNUAL IUICSAL MINTING tlf rte the `DISPLAY.' O .• ........„, rs• dso Edda .. w h o w et i s maim.. ye o . " • arm asit—a Nara slain a the brit Iltrabie d the of Borba Sri * g o * 4 - 7 - staisseis oftle ssi lifs= 4 :7lll tlf i e s ettl .. o. 4ows .. , ~,s o ,„ ‘ , s , tso ma mos ~i ii i sk the eftabiftes •,, It DurablifdWieyetber Nth Oa 'Ai m% lalmllsad total lyaoran bible the a ft, "ligh that • onaNdesioa aid Ifbe resin ei3ee. 31.1031,abointed to .......... till ,234 111 s s o t, - 4:41: , - Ng MOND el aerie daft —.......... ...... 3 4 4,111 1 t • parties betweeo t as.' shia parties who btu ' Ladigalefteeft Omar et the ig al. SIV,I3s II 3 awg ma soma. siolaift •••"•" 5 " ■Nan " Ws ' t Ids WIN Ne NEW ea tbe Obi Melba of pease. dee • demist* it a eft /4 briesdirllea d Oftfteee stills. de. Assisi., ft far ' demi a nfresdirary Lane al Art lift doss aft. seam ea Ur MEXICAN lei SOUTH AMERICAN mid Boris 0, • WM bliendoll IMO WIN, gelleissia Mr doss; tbs. COMPANY. . Miler en Weft al SI lea 44. per Nei ftr MIMI trams Tft TWOMEY!! DINDMIDot Te. ft. per Aare ea its slims W. 1 1" elte bee. - Ifte efte et Se Owaysay. et We Ourrayare el Irmo tea. will be PAID ea se after the TI Ms Idfterhey maples row lli moat ef brim added to Po. Nth My, between Ns read II eel A NW : Forme br dieing lbe ammo. bey be obtained by the Nero. Mf. MEM bidden on aftlestisa at *Odes. ATOM CLAIMS. asereury. (r a l j , en s eo ) . gm alsortml. Bosom added. Payable at dsatl. 1/, thms•Milt. :Me li . 1136. _-- .----- /230011 £1,937 10 gi1,901 10 • 4,0011 1.111 • 0,5 f• 0 0 OLINFII ALGA MARINA is the Osamstssted i ", l. '"_ b ", f" MN 404 10 4.1 M 10 • limms of 11ts itarmid s e•MMMlL la alliftlyraismed Or 14 • "tom t 1.000 7111 • 2,793 0 0 PIM delves elbow yens ft ilia amellsr oadiftilea.mbar Loft pg,g,ft lAN IN le 1,137 to 0 yeftelpal lade ,suable tea a soliseea *drab .ft rise* . 3.ft I IN 111 MNI 11l 0 lll4 B lO WINN! waft arab eti smeetesehm sr eiSh e m l 'e nw. INI meet MINNOINN Si; aseaeley WI sew yefte ft fte imi tutruetions. Darby tie lam seven yaw dr rift avenge swat dad ;dm Me •••fulital "11 11 " 1 "11 • 111 • 1611 • 111111 • 1 I. M . MOBBGI s od se e MIAMI Sa. Si, MMOMIIa la sew 1101119•114 ail. sod seffew et .(13,92$ la. ed. = ll =l. l =. ii" mreases ulig = 4 . P Z le= ' lb, Adis yeN drift thirst Mk " 11 • 00 0 11 ••• ••• • 1 72ai th. 6. ll l szt ism...kik rtiksty ar it 1611=1 add .01. 39 , 13, sow, sub Mr. Roantre ft MANI la, Wag SON lls. M. Imesdre ft Se year Mt. • - l - lll lMlggie gi.tal MlNlKattia' • ft Banbury Zhar l areh al le t e — OIIK --f a r b l :t to bring ysilise. As yearly trios of tft compass semess /I DA*. arlidett egi l va ss. .llby A sitars, sad say M bad F atal in iv- M r. BO bßt. t. us seresn ref palt yileatbAer par bee by arbrogift essays Tr eat roared by ry, tram the es osaLareralel " ins se. 31. bay during I CHALLIIII DOWNES, Matron of tbe Meant of Dimino sum j um—Ladies win find a l e a pposition o f Mang with du BO WLMIDe/ KALTDOR Merlin, "kllaim "Ilelsiee" , duet of the ' FIFTEENTH REPORT of the DIRECTORS o t ,slit te r beady of dr sazarksaps wil *Wald fte Awe. - dr °mamma. wiz el LONDON, ice the mat sad. lIIIMMINIIIM Ne eft ad irk NftNem tbe dirt of ker mo szl •••" of lb• el Jar N. Ws. rellafteleft 'St bellatallyaft brsA sad visit with se • At ea ANNUAL OUID.AL IMMO AMA ehataboklers, add a. swig ti =lll 111 resered ellseds mama' cabinet le fts • ft de beeklagfteen laghbary. ea TUESDAY, July 17, 1433. Oft of dr Ow waft Nail., aft abeeleantata, salts." I ass DlSBOrtila Ns ftedbaNd M lbeistyMb eft Nee Nftele a aftersid eller aft d os , i s „ . „1, I MAIN 1111311 CM Deb i Orissa. fir at apleder. after ef naablerftar Nepal baseft ft Onset si . .. f ~, 104111111e=e IZZ . l3g aima, haft bog lela L ie lhlee 4e. de. and Os. AL pi bears ~ " us "' • ..'" 1 , Orbs Wow pals: The rob Nreftede Sts ene el the useless. —sold l •", "e 1 la/ 1 e s op . Lol%, kl i eg g u i.l l p, =WWII> eft INK Mk Nfreadisoes. Larks; aft by "Ara not Abe ,sass a.a. end yerfatemena Gladstone oat, IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF LORDS.-TUESDAY, JULY 17. --- . The Loma Cmcwczu.oa took him seat oa AO woolsask at +3 o'clock. ...-- - - - TRADE IN RUSSIAN PRODUCT& TM Earl of ALBEMARLE pee notice that early east swiss be would siall the Munition of the boon to the existing state of the Diellob trado is Ramie products seder the stilettos of the mike M oeseeil of April 15, 1854. He would also bring sake Os sonsideratios it ins home the effect shish sack essildds might have had In suatslaing the damsels( pesitiad if Id. enemy, auras( his then, Ids emu preissoft der present war. Its eseille. dud likewise ses k tbSUatertesity et reading the hileshig Man, which be had vermin& from an eminent elelleballt caseated with this trade : ZMa preemt mmensmit Is se deesemMed Os beim ts ems wey la Orres tbil=walmbri is amentes tire Thre e is so 4611000 ipralmil top dindesedwa sal es ast year its. ken SM. (pre ten) Su Oilier mess TO- I n Me i lfil. or 201, to will It suit leis be dbalsbblersell farther. IL or 1;4 by Oes arremegmeNs meldsg Is Bei sad This mirk is esmailel th seam dem everything will be desslied WV/gift perthelleg the sum of tressart, .ad Maws It is essidsrel Mak _Melt s geed sank Moue. seses 511 nude for sethhu She slams OM _ eeeedeedee cad time it sue eat .11Mb sues ississwieses Sees the Chemise a the Niemen Men It dm* the news. taste Ae sepense et deaths lawn elthrt is abut themes,. Oa Mb oes, Me hosts mew meas. are reedy sad 'stun. Os the other, the Mats an male fm sash voyage, and ere Maim up. COAL HINES INSPICTIOH BILL. Lord CANNING moved the sewed rulliog of this bill. Lord ItAVENSWORTH said owe of the of castes of the Is,. of life is seises wee neglect on ids part of the work - re. As far se regarded the vratilagiss end impieties of seises, he had so obieetioa to gownsman* seserel. If there was owe party who was more immeshed Ides smother is preventing explosion in a stn., it wee this wiser of the property. He Daly hoped that the expectations et the 1e- VOTSIIBIII% is brisglag forward this seems Web, be resliees. Then wee one subject to which he wished lo sail the Wearies of the goveramear, sad that was that there was so peavilioa is this bill for the oduatios of the chi!dres of the workers is mists. It was het just that be ebereid state that Ore ovum of collieries bed in sou butanes, bees extremely rilmeal Is establishing baboon, and cisoadon is the asighboarhood of the collieries was provided km •t the septum et the mentwe. That which was dose volsatertly by moat taal imams la the north of doglead he wished to ere dose by all. The bill was thee read a snood time. •-•-••• THE iIIEDITERRAN RAN DEPENDENCIES. Is aner-r to thelted of Deasy, Lord FAHMIIIIM rid the Wee depeadearee in the Keldearaammo, IWO. Otlteetter. sad the Lora brad', S ias =2la di k MIMMay glamor that they hag bees I of the arretary for War. tpea Mt li=tsaever, lie brad that Ira se tioseb civil .la asameslea Id* stn learn Wands ' Nat be arerrealkeliber Wag ersaseasa to the eotal • Ildhsi bass dem asserdadly, het Malta it=l lll" beelteir NM eamilaat sada dr ratir of the Beer- MOAN. War • The& IrdeMits then elljoaraei at a quarter past 6 o'dete 1 • HOUSE OF r, 'my 17. IVINING STRING. BARON ROTBITRILD AND TREREPRESENTA- TION OP THE CITY. WALPOLI basil op the ?sport of the hatoitth anclohd to laqsfro whether Boron Bothellld, by ice tot the to.. of 18,000,0001. to the soomustot, hod dolloby seared late a mistress which vacated his seat is solbssest. He mewed that sthe report be road. !hi Clink pisteettod to road tbe coyest, which, agar fiessi that the wiesseltthe bed heard ths evidesse of wis est's, sad the epee* of Ir. )..reel, the egad les Imes Itothadao4, etheisded W,dsardas that is the legidos of the seasittso the sosteset to *sansei did sot ! WM& th• set Zestetseessifq . das net eons is the ispreasstaties of the City. , , 11.118T114 LID Tar PIaataPALITIBLL as. lATLIID—.I With to at a swedes of the sold* leni at thy bled the prenasess @ which I bast net gimes him satin, end whisk I sill spat at some future esseelos. b. asset sow slower it. These is • dethaseat the pa Us prints alibi day,' rossresested to be • declare s Austries evorassist. 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Reeberft) I sad yet, aahrteadoolly, he, by refselimg b the end not robots( to the Weed lariat seat hp Lord had made a meat imparbat emissisa is t which he had voted. hem that it appeared that Lord Roil= had aoudad to the wishes of the government is going la the Crimea, and that his own epiaioa was egalmei the expedition ; but the fact was that there had hem left to Lord Raglan the largest dime:reties whether he weld sadertek• that expedition is not. The passage is the repot wee this Lord Raglan. in his csepaish of the 19th July, states that' the descent an the Crimea is decided upon more in defenses to the views of the British government Ibis to any information is the pomessioa of the naval and military authorities.' " But in the letter of Lord Raglan the statement ran thus :—" Is deference to the views of the British government, se eamveyed to me is your grace's despatch, and to the known aequisseenee of the Emperor Napoleon." A more important omission, he thought, could hardly be unwired. A great doll was said is this comitry about the influence of the press. Rs would read, as bearing on the point, a short 'retract from a French newspaper. The Assinablle Notiooola, entertaining the opinion that this subject had better not be re-opened, observed " England was not :eogaged alone in that expedition. Is order to judge properly of the conduct of the English govarament it is necessary to know what was its thus he the initiative of the expedition, it is proper to know in all their details the circumstanees under the pressure of which it was deliberated or o proposed, or resolved upon." Aaill the Assembles Notiofml • - goes n to make them pregnant 'squirter Does Mr Roebuck mean to propose this ques tion ? Are the British ministers prepared to answer M Most decidedly Mr. Roebuck wu not prepared to put sash a question; most decidedly the English government were sot prepared to answer sub a questioe. Not wishisg impute the orrdest of the committee, he did sot intend es that occasion to enter say further into the coarse eir the enquiry ; bet he wished to explain the vela which he felt it his duty Ito give. Ile he did not tie rede w t4 the appointmentof the committee, because investigation would be imbed to an extent that he consistent with the ends of justice, and busses he that if it were oohed to the fullest extort, to tbat til jt= would be satisfied, serious political danger would be incurred. The danger was avoided by the produce of the commithee, but he did not think jotters had been dome. (Cheers.) U he voted for the previous question, it might be said thee, fearing the malt of isquiry, he did his utmost before I 'roistered upon to provost its institatioe, and now when the intir a rie s r a as complete and the evidence was before the nk from asking the badges to prososace tbNrdaahlm Ile weld set plass himself in that position. He tine* it his duty to resist the previous question in the hops that having fully .deliberated on this impel , -Must matter sad having all the materials for forming indium{ before them, the house would premennee a de- Stirs owe no, whether the members of Lord Aberdeen's iposamisat were pithy of such inieroadmet in their WO mime se wee deserving of the severs raprolisosiso of the bran. If that should both' decision of the house, howling harsh he might deem it, however Insossiatest he WOO think It with the best interests of the country, however much it might ander the eireammturese of the present moment narrow the choice of the crows as regarded its public servants, however much it might contract the num ber of those who might benerforth be employed honourably in its service, yet on the whole he thought the evil would be less than that of shrieking from the decision which the hoses aright think it right:to pronounce. Not having received any light from his noble hired at the head of the government 64 to the course which he thought aboard be paned—(opposition eheers)—fseling hie position, too, to be somewhat different from that of his noble friend, he had made up hie salad as to the Norse which, on the whole, it was his own duty to take, and he had thought it rssysstfal mod right to state shortly to the house what that 006/1141 woad be. (Cheers.) Sir I. PAKINGTON Mid, like the right hog. baronet the amber ise Callao, be had waited till the lest moment Maths Mas that tame member of Mr Maleety's govern mist would em...,. to the Mum the some which the gaiesseut meant to pomme upon this most important mmain. The _right hes. Meese had stated in mealy lenguese—(morkod einem teem Mr. Bright) —lda meat for the wares whit\ be was about to take—(hear, Isar) MI he (air J. Palds)eigrid well uadentaad the feeliag, M hewoefable to ill,tlmt with which be Maned to tete dialler ander any bares mane like that of the preview usite;. (Hear, hear.) Oa the previous eight her 's goverment, when a vote of 'ensue was hanging ear them, took the enasserdisary mime of shrieking boa the trio ; they mils" the vote of censure by semi. Wag the most mama it thelr adleagata (Opposition share.) If rum, mobs *so, they would perm a simi lar earee is this meestits. (R. Mar.) He would now briefly angels She Illbres *MA be limneU felt it his duty mi Saha The Me. sed lama melba for Ilhollieid v who had bola& homod Mb wales Is a ire& erbleh did the greatest credit to hfe abilltise--(abeen --had appealed to chase members of the house *be sat wi hint es the cm. rams to pus Ida • *sir support, eadd lea. for one was prepared a eapesd M that appeal. He would net deny that he bad etaved at that decision with ninetenee and psis. (Ireeleel isterraptions.) He knew so ream why that deeleradas stiewhi he met with =armors : be NT", .poke with men simerity. He Mt that the ate whisk he wee shoat a she ihnolved amen set sally of the govern meat, bat Maher amber, of that lease[ high charmar, who, as swam of Lord Abadoes'a goverment, were parties to the trimenetioas ender fesidoratica ; but, as the KM heed, be add set but bei that OM montry wee is a state of great verily GM the palls Wad wee messy and maim ; and that the Imeehpes ad the Mean of Comma when ogled epos as day 'ma that night, were not at liberty us draw aim 4101lastiese (sambas 'lees)—set as liberty to emelt those feeling of mama' &Waif which matt beamingly lad property Mingle them at ether times, bet meet give that ~to which taut' believed to be right. The noble lord egmate (Lard eameer) lied re hand to the reetlitiose whisk were MAN Übe emmittes. Ho (Sir J. Pakla) emended ohm calm Mielly the madam of the daarMente and of the seesnmena ei Mae Was emceed by the words ef the • settle hid Mamie no has thus by the rcesistios of the Aims, The words posmeed iy tho sable lit es tr a stl y t they esseemd maim on th i e v =ats win the mausitles or MR Ikea and peapat ; a mead hem of soode bi hieh he Mapseed wee leyeesod es Ma Mat pima ; awl afar da the Omit seggeesedby the timbales wag it /myth adepad. MateteatieLly, Wthe weeds adopted by the emmitees agreed with b =i sable lord. The Ms sad lamed amber for MOM had ailed upon the ham, as ha had a right to de, a amnia on cantos al the lading of the eciamillee. New, be (air J. Pakinytes) *mkt that if say boa. mum her had ems into ekes home is say doubt ea to the mine be *gybe to them doubts would have bees very mei reamed ts , the laponebtemy of the mem Mashed bees gives estdest _the males of the hoe. sad led fre Nbrilsid. The' right hen. team (Mr 1 . graham) bud the **Web ovillianY sr aw d i ti the hes. fee KMdeamimter, as °Melaka f silk sa is the first paragraph of the revert— ' amity, the lamb" had Moa - iieempleta (Hem.) Het ta s re e & i Pakisgtos'e) Wad that wee aa evasive 4 the arm W) Ho Mead that the ham bed less te, in the sense which had two isle spew Moog T ue _ t lize i r i ; Mara He maid aballeage the :riced all Seymour) to my whether be pat o e ms apes the masa which he had mar,' t Me we sells GM that the noble lea did set. (awe hear) He Melt Mai werp Mee netters bite *Kea , it would have Mu wall u ler the emaltiee to haw, IF, _me • end theteiamitstars mimesis Mem it meld he,, beds ;roll far thomarkaa esmielmei To that enawat.the 1 MIPIOIIed botaimamplate ; bat Maenad that of re . poet Neelf Wee Imamate. Ober, lies.) Th e r e was .ihlu lath. rspera—there was Masi is the raeseerer at whit•b the anemias, bad arriveal—lthieli mai .net folly ' onelobed by the ovideme they bad hercsl ; ekt if say me melt take the scabs to smears every -4 t of the ireport yith,_tha feethaeig of she Lowe) had said that they were assembled then that eight to disease the policy of the Emperor of the French. (Hear, hear.) He (Biz J. Pakington) was besad to dispute else the warm, of that Mailman. (Churl.) A more erro aeons or • mere neitadird sonelaMon had sever bees arrived at by say bon. member that had taken part is the debates of that hum. (Masers.) Tbia was the Mintiest' highest Walsh had been treed in the first angelus to stale daintier, (Cheers.) The eight boa. begone& had di gital", and . zly admitted that the committee bad entirel avoided the apprehended danger; and be (&r J. raking. ten) gesaturled nor only thee they word urfeetly free to mend their opinions is that bow, bet that notliirg could Se worse as a preendleat then this attempt spreveat their doing/4 , 0 (Hear, bear.) Das Me petal, thewelbre, be eitirely Uwe* the aphis of the righe figs, _beam" and he meld get, altemegh be arrived at Meet •Mddasket with reloctenee, 111188 UP shelter htensei( be biota* grease! the praise quedeei. There bad oar tardy bees nedsing ia e m th speed of the hon. and 'What wester (Giulia reel) pinuade hist° support his atoesdraeat • NOM bad hear* with surprise the ezesdons which the silliest gestiesen reek to several parte of? the Trott. ()I.e. Meetiegit—. Hear, hear.") The leanest pm- Leman bedsit media these objectless bathe committee. ea* therefore ha mut be taken to be a party to them. (Hear.) Then the gallant seediest had sighed that the males ot the boa. member (lir- BOribuak) laciest the palsy of going to the Crimea at all. That he most deny. (Obsess.) Neither in the words now in the Mortice of the his. men sled the maim ttripelie that polity. (Mr. • Her, hear.) Bat eves if is EH, he should au es that usual hesitate to assort the motion. (Mr. )right— Hear, hear.) If they considerolthe mate af efts at the time it wee decided to go to thee! kinge,thipeliehlwallestertain doubts. At that period the tier et Meals hid been raised, the Principalities had bees liberated, Constantialile was saved, the immediate objets of the war as • defensive one had been attained. It was, therefore, • most grave question, whether the whole policy of the allies should be changed ; and whether hostilities which had been commenced for papoose of defies shoald same as aggressive altime ter ? A hon. gentleman had talked of a British occupa tion of the Crimea; sod they ought to know whether the Government sow entertained any idea of that kind? (Hear, hear.) For his own part, however, he believed that her Majesty's government had any definite idea of the object they had is view. (Hear, hear.) They had been told by the noble lord (Lord J. Russell) in • recent de bate, that although invading the enemy's soil we should not be at liberty to entertain the idea of seeking the legitimate fruits of successful aggreasioo, namely, the meals of any put et the Russia& territory, and that again was another mama for doubting the poday of Invasion. (Hear.) In his (Sir J. Pakingtaa'a) mad there were osly two candidate that could have justified sash a policy, and both of them were absent when it was determined opts, the let being the pesession of • sulkiest force for the aadereaking, and the other the moral certainty of seems. (Hear.) He would f sot dwell further upon this point, for, as be had already said, it was not the question before the home. The Ties tioa really raised by the motion was this—Ware the govern ment justified in attacking the Haitians with inadequate means? (Cheers.) Were they justified in bundles as• they had done the booms, the glory, and the prestige of England? In hie humble opinion the expedition had bean undo , taken in violation of every rule of war, and of every dictate of prudent». (Cheat.) 'ln support of that opines he desired no stronger proof than sadism which had been given by members of Lord Aberdeen's government. On the 10th of April the Doke of Newcastle wrote to Lord Raglan in these terms: "Before such undertakings can be ' attempted, it is sesseary that information which can be relied as shall be obtained upon many pelotas tiro *bid , little or nothing is at present known." (Hear, hear.) That was a statement dictated by pudica and • proper mutton ; bet how did the 'overissue rooted to act upon it ? The month 01.11pral, of May, and of June pared, but no informa tion was received. On the 19th of June the goverment Were still in entire ignorance of the strength of Sebastopol, and of the amount of force the enemy possessed is the Crimea; but on the day in qieetion they nevertheless ordered the isyssion of that portion of the Russian temtory. In the middle of July aa answer was rueived, but it was to the effect that Lord Raglan could sot obtain any informa tion. It appeared, however, from the evidence of Biz J. Graham and of Lord Aberdeen, that when information was sabeitneatly obtained, it tamed out that the Sudan force in the Crimea was 70,000 strong; and yet the government had staked the honour and the glory of England epos the ability of a force of little more teas 60,000 men, of whom only 26,000 were British, to take the stronghold of Sebastopol. (Cheers.) The first event was the battle of the Alma. That was, no doubt, one of the most glorious dela in the annals of the British army ; but he believed the beet military authoridi a ware of opinion that that vie tory was against all human probability—that, in short, if the Russian bad only been true to themselves, if they had only availed themselves of the advantages of their position u they ought, end if they had fought as they afterwards did at Inkeratann and Sebastopo l, we should not have gained that victory. (Hoar, bear.) The truth was, the government reckoned on taking Sebastopol by • amp di retain; they mode no provision for wintering before the town; and the horrible rends of their want of foresight he need not tell. (Haar, hear.) Nor was there anyt hi ng in the conduct of the seam" government, Including as it did& rte wiejorii yof thew who were imeemed in these feast otiose, that would indulge him to hesitate before Skies the step whisk a *roe' seas et duty would lead him to adopt. The male d lb. previsse algid had rather tended to shake his 00.1411•69 is that geversoest. (Hear, hoar.) They had reason to believe that the government were sot dealing fairly and honestly by the count•y. What unractos bad they. for Sainte, that the government were tithing adequate measures to prevent in the winter that was ap• preaching the ragmen's attune terrible scenes which they had witnessed at the irsameneemeut of this year ? (Chao( "Oh," and eouster-clesen.) Where was the foreign legion of which the hose' had heard so mush? (Chem.) Where was the reserve, so essential to the army ? Was the militia form in the oesdition ia whisk it euAt to be ? (Hear.) He held ia his hand a rotors which led been published • few days ago. It prudently omitted to stele what was the proper hue of the militia; bet be heaved that he might Nuts it at 80.000 MUM for Bellahlide XllO ibr Ireland, and 10.000 for Scotland—in all 190 000 loal the strength of the minds for the whale Ling Malt moment was no more than 60,000 men. Caw, how.) His (the right hon. baronet) believed that these were summer taut points ; and therefor*, although it might be palmed te him oa pausal grenade to do so—(derisive ebeige)— although it might involve some aunties of (laughter)—a clear and arose sense of duty wai l rim to support the modes of his hon. gad learned Island the member fa Sheffield. (Cheers.) - - - - Sir C. WOOD eonfeeMd he had been astonished by the °penis, sentences of the right hos. baronet's speech, for be should bare thought that the right boa. gentles's'. memory might have served him at least for Meaty-few hears, and that he would sot has repeated a charge, whisk had bees denied ,on the previous sight by these most waspeteat to give that denial—the &ergs, namely, that the governsent shrank from a vote of wassure. Both the noble lord (Lord J. Buell) end the noble viscount (Lord Palmettos) had stated in terms es distinst resible that they like government) went .psi pared t o Sght the battle of his noble friead—(densive sheen); thus they were perfectly prepared to resist the MOOS ef the has. basset the member for Hertfordshire ; sad that it wee by his owe set, end not at the request, bat with the releateat cones% of hie eolbrasses, that the noble lord bad retired from the gevernsmat. (Laughter.) The noble viscount had staled C that they would sot shrink from any responsibl i ti e whish justly. btionged to this ; bet he (Sir hutes W nee sevesashes pawed to lay that t maid was Ibetailisa/11 the ben. mid 'alias pstiessan hey who had moved the pushes gashes. (Ironical sheers.) He wee. net .nasesed to take that aurae. He bad opposed the Sppeialeasit a theasanittee. at the ground that the aging sena at the best be bat Lawton, and would Sala tae andast of our ally. Well, the re pert admitted that soh MC been the sem (Hes. hear.) The right Ms. bslsssl said %bathe did sot es kiwi the inquiry said is the sigt ia t e. doc: halve the pulley a the 'spading= te the the mama efts be stated his owe easiest was *at tba es sedition. bed been a violation of every role of war, sad of ever/ dictate of re deem Wu the quanta of 'deg to the Orissa raised by the neetiset, sr wee it set i Ti. boa: sad leased gentle. man whe had 'wooed it, distinctly and that it west' for he said them that. it was sash, imprudeat, and utterly azdasii- Gable ago to the Crisis with doily stub laternisam as they paw*. Ma sir 0. Wood) as sot 'Labial to Wink lre.a the responsibility of the eapeditia , to the Crimes. Ha beliered that tt was a wise epistles. i (Bear, boar.) No doubt, sweat had sot, as yet, atisaded it; bat he woe'A appeal te ell that had (Spade in the Oriasii„ whoth's from Use to time they bid set believed that rat. Ms *eta et the point et bast within their grasp f _ . (liar,. has e.) The hon. amber tor Lakaasaseeesed te hh.re tor aiT Se Sas the leases of terser wire lithe lasi pi , with 'abiels we bad been lelessd ; for be appeared to • k that war esid be earried es without pain et eafferiog. - Bess He (Sir g w . s ig e t) was se sorry me say sus weld we were Mt oar, Lathe Les eatoterod a the beet et ebeelstag • seastaatery POMO was SO with the saittont peeit ) e acy.inty ad Bewouldonly siaa to one her rat, and that larded with the Mamie* et Ile hes sad learned (Kr. Reebok). • net hes amber staslll that / shams separated thp. ii which went from this, aed w Mat erstVeladetve for the sages;. _ - ... ezietssai of dyldbaidaln s, that , ant sear-, .dr.'"lF ups thirekgellefig Ate sabli gageni lajg le eibeill !he hos. AM lemma member bed—sew tkat be was me mare—Alitlitard, Idling. • Re referred, however, to the matter Way es showing bow the boa. mentherthilted his Mend. Ii • resolution which the hos. sad learned mem ber ib the sommigni as the 18th Jags he charged Lord Raglan %with being the cause of that aunt. To the boson, of that committee it ought to be said teat but one ass voted for lb at resolution. A month ago it was Lord Raglan. got I A wd Raglan was now removed bola the *cope of the char t tam of the hon. and learned member, and he sow gong it hog Nullities Ii shift his position, add bring the chaise against , 'he heads of her Majesty's government. The house had bee n bons out by the gg , fiance ; certainly the charges of the told tbat the report had not been boa. member went r of bore* oat by the report. The right Pc pipit (Sir Pakington) said be was lot to be deeerred by any penoha, feeling from voting for this mo pe, Of cows, if f„, - right hon. baronet voted for the propelling in e hn i t t og ., t wee to be expand that he would sepporeit it that beam, But he bad not distinctly said whas wee die object .f hig voting. The boo. sad learned painless end that lig objes K war W law a imalate• upon th ong ghoghighht of the ptawat t eaveroment who were members of Lord Albertson's gounimi nut It we. certainly Pang whistle had dictated L M teem which hid been followed image di/coulees. .■ th e “til period nothing ! wee heard Sp estagn, upon t h t Duke of Newcastle and Lord Aberdeen, They were . removed from the govern- Ment—that ewe so say. the weak 11"•rai mud ' , silt aid, and after some istesseediat• attempts . ► le"'na.nt wet formed by Lord regnant% ousitung a l the remaining IDODL burs of that government. Len anaiatelY an attack we. made ups three ether geneleme s. These gentlemen oat of w h om at i n ., it we.t should be induced to accept offios in lord Derby's oohing twin an "(erten". moment retired also. lie bad slew s considered, and still thought, that the igetrinieuta made a he inn the right hon. Proust the member for Carlisle (Sir J. Graham), and against the former Secretary at War (it v. 8. Rubin) were most unjust, and he engratulated them OD the testimony which the hon. and learned gentleman hi, Sat length borne to the efficiency of their conduct in the ci. efoutateate under their charge. He could hardly recollect . W the DOWPIt. =eatery statements which the boo. and lea "an gentleman bad made with respect to these right bon., .'itPtaallarni and with respect also to the Duke of Newcastle. WO Dad aliaaya entertained the °pintos that the time would ODlte when public opinion would do justice to those:prig *gee, bet be had scarcely dreamed that apprqbation souk l die e come from the mouth of the bon. and learned numb. V. It was so seldom that he was oomalimentary that it wn ',Pee certain that h. entertained a sincere conviction of test • effi ciency of whoever he praised. Now, the hon. sad lea mod member mint have a strange notion of the functione,of 11 0 - unman when he said that they were guilty boggle ti *7 sanctioned what we. done in the departments *Web wg, so ably adolialiterecitay the gentlemen to who m h e bad *- tarred. (Cheers.) While the noble duke at the war di '— pertinent was managing It with the utmost skill, my gigise • hon. friend—who was with has Majesty in Bonged doing duty as colonial secretary—war grievoesly to blame. Mist right hon. friend the former Pint Lord of the Admiralty (Sir J. °tabus) never left town for a stogie day except upon the business of hi. depanagent, and a geopliment had bees paid to him for the manner in which he discharged his duty them by the bon. and learned member. And we. the Presideat of the Bond of Casual ; was he (Sir C. Wood) to blame because he did not Luellen is that eel cleat oansioneat 1 (Cheers.) The Secretery-at•War also was complimented, but his right hoe. friend (Sir W. Moles worth) wee to be esn• need fir not interfering in that which was sot hie department, and which we. already efficiently cued for. He (Sir C. Wood) bad entered somewhat more fully into thie natter than be bad intended, but he wished to show the iaooesistencies of the hoe. and learned member. The ground, however, upon which he based hie vote was, aa be had already said, the fact that this inquiry wee neces sarily incomplete, and it was, therefore, impossible from it to draw a tree estimate of the oondact of government. (Hear.) Mr. OASKBLL moved the adjournment of the debate. LordPALMERSTON hoped that the house would come to a decision that night. Mr. DISRAKLI said that the reason why the house was delayed in lie decision we. the coarse pursued by the go vernment in abstaining throughout this debate from making any staginess. If anmember of the cabinet bad spoken at an early hour, thedebate m ght have been closed upon that evening ; as it was, be 000ld not bat support the ad journment. (cries of "Divide" and "Adjourn.") Mr. MUNIT rose to speak upon the main question, whea The SPEAKER informed him that the question of ad journment wee yet undetermined. Mr. BRIGHT hoped that the nob:so lord (Palmerton) would not trouble the bolas to go to a division. Hs thought that during the whole 'elision no mere important question had been brought forward, and, although no advance for long debates, be thought at lent another night ought to be afforded to its discussion; indeed, he believed it might be welldebated for a whole week. He should himself, If some member of the government Lad spoken earlier, have taken an opportuniny of making a few remarks about the present position of affairs. (" Adjourn" and "Divide.") Lard PALMERSTON—Of coarse the how* will deter mine for 'testi as to adjourming. There were obvious reasons why we did net rise before. (Ironical cheering and laughter.) We desired that ocher persona who might wish to address the house should have the opportnnity of ex pressing their opinion. If the house chooses to adjourn tonight, of nurse it will do so, unless boa. gentlemen desire to mean with the discu ss ion at once. (Cries of " Adjesin and " Divide.") The motion for adjournment wee agreed to without a division. W. ROEBUCK—UntiI what day is the debate ad joarned ? Lewd P. r—Until Thursday. MAYNOOTH COLLEGE. On the order of the day for the adjourned debate on this subject, Mr. FAGAN moved that the debate be adjourned. Kr. SPOONER said, sorely there could be no memo why the debate should be adjourned. It was quite clear that those who wished to adjourn it were desirous of preventing the dissessies. He only wanted to briar in a bit, which of mune he should not go on with this messes, bat he wished to take the sense of the house upon it. Lewd PALMERSTON said surely the hen. gentleman. MOM not be serious is proposing to go on at that time et cwith a discussion which. without being a prephet,iet. 'ltovestare to predict would last snarly hours. low divided : For titinotteit . liT it Kr. H l = 118. theta moved that the debate be withstood to that day three seeithe. , The Mesa sada divided : Ay.. 9ll Noes 9O-3 ..rat of the Kama ben wee recited with BALK OF BPIRITII (111ELA/i In BILL. This bill was toad a third tiww. Oa Y e g o odaos that the bill do pass, Oil. PUN= proposed several aver ammo. Mr. BLACAMTNSY moved the a ol ooni moot of the &beta. 61: DUNNE seeanded the motfs. The bow divided— Ayes Noes 0-36 Camel Donna mom mouser 1 against proceeding with the hilt, sad MN. Oloaill o ?um , 1 the adjournment of the beam, lad aim s law "WS_ frd a Lord Falineratep and Mr. Wilma. the moon * em sera' eed, and the bill was read a third time and pared. TREASURERS OF COW ATM tIRELAND) BILL. Tile lilt we. mad a thud' sod p ease d. TRINITY COLLE AN (DUBLIN) BILL. This bill passed Wow!! sostak i stes. TSB. TV JaKiaa LOAN. Mr. RICARDO With , .d to know as the ad jopened de bate w ßoableiles , modes wea tiostponed till Thursday, Westing the noble laid proposed to bring under the notice M the Dow the NAV estate' dilating to the Tearkiab sabsidy oat that dt,,lTi sad My ether be intended to lay the resolutions oat the mal• mat? site the dieseaden ? Lad PALWATON the adjourned debate was laud fee flume at, he MI, be able to propose the reesdartioes ee 'Me subjeat de which the bon. gentleman Waned Wort. Friday. The same COMM weal& be taken la regard at toying the resolutions on the table as is tke case of die Teekish Loan Bill. The Urea, then edjoesned et Yell-past 1 o'ellted. £4B2' NORFOLK ELBCTION. If°ZWICK, TUMIDLY Ewnxixo The liberals failed, after all, to find a candidate. N T . H. Maneslt, who wee applied to on Nide% declined, after a eonfereame with hie partaere, to be. pat la lumina. don; sad oa antatday snorniai a mond seeettng of the Iwiders of the salty desisted In favoor of Mr. Wen. Earle Lino* Salr,er, el Merles Hall, a rnreger heather of the literary tarattet It was deabtfal fee some tilos whether 1 0. ,,D0es *mild inept the invitation emu/eyed to hiss; be! yosterdey it west/Mareally repotted that le did net ,awed to sweat the sent egideat the oseacreativonand Yr. H. J. Strum eel the proordings at the nomination this sondes pearl ettiney of the latonaitMa—Mr. B aserl 4 _ Bowes, 11.. P., seconded by 4 • C4llll . alig*sisliralti&4lPP 9Ml o 6. .: i. ~1 — ••••••••••Peemetminr--- • .7Aw